Bryn Mawr College
Scholarship, Research, and Creative Work at Bryn Mawr
College
Bryn Mawr College News
Bryn Mawr College Publications, Special
Collections, Digitized Books
1957
The College News, 1957-01-16, Vol. 43, No. 11
Students of Bryn Mawr College
Let us know how access to this document benefits you.
Follow this and additional works at: http://repository.brynmawr.edu/bmc_collegenews
Custom Citation
Students of Bryn Mawr College, The College News, 1957-01-16, Vol. 43, No. 11 (Bryn Mawr, PA: Bryn Mawr College, 1957).
This paper is posted at Scholarship, Research, and Creative Work at Bryn Mawr College. http://repository.brynmawr.edu/bmc_collegenews/1065
For more information, please contact [email protected].
1J
..
•
,,
-
,
•
VOL XLII, NO. 11
ARDMORE and IRYN MAWR, PA., WID_AY, JANUARY 16, 1957
(I)
CODen. 171S
'l'rueteM of Br"J1I Mawr
PRICE 20 CINtS
Students ResponsibleFir Honor System Senator Kennedy D�scusses "A Politician's Lament"
All Must Understand Exam Procedures Citing Conflicting Loca� National, Political Interests
by P.Uy Fer,U80n
The Academie bonor aystem w u
IlomtaJly
atated
only t w o
yean
Senator John Kennedy of Mu..
chu.etta lectured In Goodhart
Hall on Monday nlarbt. HI, sub-jed wu "A Politician', Lament",
,Mr.Kennedy began bia discUl-
aian that says "Student ProetOl'."
.s.
As.a service to the Itudentl,
the Proctor Ihould remind the stuleota of rules concerning exama
.go. We have perb.pa given too
"hen necessary.
The rules an:
little .ttention to ita practical op­
I. People are to remain quiet in
eration.
Unlike the aoeial honor
..he Han, during the exam; 2.
.yatem where the rulea have been
books and papus are not. to be
made by the "whole Allociation"
taken into the exam room; 3. blue
we work aa part of • faculty-stu­
books are not to be taken out. of
.dent .unit, examining and main­
the exam room. (Exltm sheeh may
talnin&, traditional .t.andards form­
be taken out.)
ed by the f.culty for academic pro­
4� St.udent.s should report any
eedure. The rrulea .re a.ceepted by
emelgeM,Y to the Proctor. U 111us II nec::ellary unleu memben of
nelS oeeura, the Proc.tor will renthe student 'body or faeulty consid­
Jar the necessary alsistance.
er them invalid. In sueh a cate .
6. The Proctor Is to remind the
they would be eon.ldered for reJtudenta of the time, ten minutea
vision by t.he Aeademic Board.
before the exam ia to end, by writAlthouah t.acltly there has al- � the time on the blackboard.
6. On completion of the threewaya been an academle honor syl-.
""" at Bryn Mawr, the reo....I- ,> our period, the Praetor
will rebUity of the machinery as well .. miDd the .tudenta velJb&lIy' that
the tbeoryliaa been explieitl�hO&- tlie-enm-ie
--:
-7
-:
en by the student.. But linee the
There will be a meetiD4r in the
lion, frequently eoUuntd with
amusing storlea from history, by
civing reason. tor tbe lack of color In American politic. .. comwith .i.,.id Eur�n !pOlitlc_I hiltory. In the ft1"lt place, the
letting
of OUr govemment In
Wuhinglon '-15 dull Jt hu .been
described .. havtne "Southern eIdelency
and Northern eh&fll1l",
quipped the &nator. It I, an artiflcia.!..clty buUt expresaly for po_
lltical pUl1po.ea and 'hat none 01.
Anator Kennedy (right) ...tldn,
the cultural richnesl of European
capitals.
Secondly, women with
the uce])tlon of .oelal cruaaders
Iik. Jane Addam. and SUI.n B. An·
thony have 'Played an iDligniftcant
role in American hlstcny, eom-
witt. History ''0'1Il0l' Dud....
' '
d'er Oral
Curn
'
culum Committ
'ees Consl
n"'a'n's' Suggested
I Three "New
Exec- Sys-tem�
-compiot.ed..
r....�••lblUty hal be'n taken from hall. with .m.mhero of th.
the faculty and the dean's office utive Board. The faculty will also
:.4 reeeive memos of the I.st Acait haa not seemed to IShitt IliP8Cwcally to anyone. Tobl. is where we demie Board meeting in which thLs
iuue was discussed.
If every.nd the
ti
th
e
take
one
wiU
�
�
ctaui8cation of T«hnieal End
thought to clanfy In her own
�Tbe .bILIic "no cbeatinc" ori&- mind the proc edure and divillou
inal work tode of the bonor sy.... of -responsibility in the Academic
te1l1 fa take.n .lor .granted iby molt aonor System, this exam period
have Ilad trouble.
.
_:with their Iprominence in
,"",_ +I>f.I
Europe. How
America
• •1>.
aDd
politic••
re worth pro/).
grade, sennty or above, in • laDby Syln. Hewitt
into.
Mo.t people a re conguage cour.e at the 1
l e t
"We will come ba.ek when the
" 00"
eY L emptuOUI of polltlciant and Ipor-Thl. would cive more actual lanof the pressure. ut.rted tqKm
haUl have portab le .ben; U.e oral,
guage
rience to to Itudent, and them. Kennedy elted a G.llup pol l ..,.
u
;pe
ursl"
have
Seniotl
.re out., and the
result that .howed that althoU&'b
serve .. a more exttinded test
The balls m.a;v neve r have portable
o.t m otheta want their .oM to
her alblllty, than the prelut. t Ju,,..lD1
.
�,but there ia • PO.sibllity that
be pr",ident, lew want them to
bour examination.
enter politic•.
the orals may be replaeed or
3.
A third 'Pf090W condatl in
The baaie dilemma of the ipOlI..
ehan� in the futlure.
eve;;
people at Bryn Mawr and because abould ron lITlueh more smoothly.
of thi. we have neglected proper
allowinc a -cirl exempUon frOm
It that h' 11 ..bel to MCri·
The Faeulty .ad Student .Currieclarlf\c.·Uon of the tecbnical end.
h
fm.self to the iJ)UbIl.c &'OOd in
an oral l! ahe attains a eerlain
ulwn qo,mtm.t teet have 'been eoncountry wheN private latlll'e.t
.
The ,y.tem. in many instancea ball
I 'U a Ianguace acore on the colI.e board acbleveIidering the ora.
becom e .loppy, cauain&' unnecelencourapd to the maximum.
mellt teat.
A
••he "Would be
.u
I fan. .Mn. _arIIlr. Kennedy then PreHnt ed. the
requirement til,
lery embarrasament and miaunfo nned whether .he bad .a.l.ned
chie.f preuurta p1ac:ed upoa the
deratanding. 'Blue books are Ioat.
shall spoke to tlle Student CUt'8:30
Goodharl
at
In
Tonieht
exemptJon, Ihe could then plan her politician.
Student. don't eonsider atopping
Firat, there i• •troD.
Hall, ticu1um Committee on January 12
Meias will lecture on
pres aure in the Houa. and Senate
on time part of the honOr aystem Mr. Millard
cou,...
lor
the
freahman
,oar,
.
.
.
about venou proposals made by
'
.
to "ao alon," with the ...... and the end 01. exama or quiuea the topiC:" A n Epllode In Renats',1..
'r- ..., deIty. She aaked that then Wl...... out awalti.nC the ruult.a
faco
the
and
,
DiplomHumaniam
Art,
JaDee
�ite diAgrMment•. Puh aPi tbl.a
time.
allotted
the
beyond
far
traU
the truhDwt "Week oral. She would I
, 1..
... e CIall proposals be considered b y th e stu• the only way. two-<paJ'tJ '"""
rhere fa ,omeUmea masa misun- ley." Mr. MeiSS is gIVing \.
.ble to proceed immedlatel,.
tem c.n operate in thl• .Ieow.tq,
deratandlng as to the proeedure 01' 01' 1901 Art Letture.
dent., u there will be a joint. meet- be.
"Mr. .Meill ia one of the mOlt
king faer seeond language, .nd 'aid Kennedy. Com,protn.1te it the
an oam which in one ease hal in.
ina 01 the Student .nd FacultJ la·
thef'ine
of
members
dia
lSh81i
t1ncu
e of ..natoriel phUo.ophy.
valid.ted. the whole exam &eademConunittea OD Februa.r)r 9 to db- PUI her one oral before ahe be- euenc:
The queltion .riMI .. to whether
teaU,.. The profellore are gener- Arts Depart ment of Harvard
euu tb. poasibility of chancina- tb. e.m•• Junior.
, and it I. a real honor to
compromi. . is for the &"GOd of the
.......ft
any loath to intedere. It. is in our ".nity
_
These idea.s
II preaeat oraI "1--""'"
"
All tbe .vuve
_1._
Iplata are in a pr. - part
r.
s.ys
ere,
h
lJ1)ea
va
1m
oL_ good o.f leri.latSon.
ha
h·
k
,. Or le.
are not e omplete .,.atem., and the
baDdi and may the, be ea.pab
Jimin.ry st.s& e, and do not repre- A second p-.u
, Ch.lrman of the
Slo.ne
.
C
Ioaeph
,. ..a&
"-t of r
....
.. .., ..
..
Committae will be happy to aceept
. -It should not b. too diflleult to
History o f Art epartn
r
leDt
r
abeolute
a
eleetion.
')'Items.
.lternative
ObU,atlon
to
fbilly
D
laura that they will be. The moat B y Jrl :w
other pl.ns for consideration.
mat. "He haa written .event
The Student Curriculum Commit- con ftic::t. with our demand 'on
Important thinK" ia Lbat everyone, book., -�''''';Ie. (he ....I.lb:11I in
-";
'
Senatora th•t they be willine
�e
VII
�..
or
�.'_
Two
on
off
tee wID CODduct further Itudy on
tadau aDd. faculty .tart
d � ';;I:�::stJ :n�:: ��
t�
���
dinc
rstan
�
.ama level of �nde
.t dent opinion early nut ..mea�
�::!n�
e
One Idea Is that there be a
1.
..
about the proeeduJ'tl 01 exams.
Belore eoi.n.l" to Harv.rd, Ilr. eholee given to the student as to ter, when the pro po..� beecae li1'e. Conftlctlnc need. of dl.triet
Besides making the student bod,.
Mew wae at Columbia Unlvenlty.whether abe "Would prefer to pass more concrete. In .ddltlon to tha and country are another .,reeall1'e'
aware of the problem, we have
It may 1ntereat studenb to know two oral . aa they now exist, or to "oral." the Committee h.. been on pouUeian&. Kennedy ci tad
ODe
tried to foeas the situation by dar- that thi. leeb.lre was ac::heduIed
pua aD examination In one lan- eonaiderin, the Iproblem of exam of ha own problem. as an Wa.ti...
.
pr
the
Uyln, the duties of
oetors (and
almost ..iven) in 1966, but J'U&I8 at an advaneed level The schedulln., the departmental pol_ tJOD.
.As a reprHentatne of
Tbe procto,.. are auppoaed to ea- Mr.Heiss got as f.r .a New York advanced uaminaUon would te .t iey coDeeming bonon eandid&t8ll, Ifus.acbuaetta,
he mu.t protect
aume the tec.hnlc.al end of the exo n his way to Bryn Mawr aDd the .tudent's '\Inderatan� in .nd iDter -departmental majors. the interaat. 01 the .peopl. tbert.
am. Tbey are appointed 10 that cguld get no .farther due to the lhr
ee flelda: In reading; in speak- Naturally, sucresUona on these or RecatlJ, 1«land delivered the ul­
tudent t.akinC an exam wiU have ,vaether, (
••
as Mr. Sloane pub it: iD& and undent.andiuK" the lan- Continued on P.re 1, Column 5 tiaaatum that unlea. she could fm­
to cope with .. In diatraedon. .. "THE BIG .now atorm"). Jt ia cuace �k.eni and in vniUDI to a
POrt 4ah into the United
State.
poaalble. Unl•• the .tudent.a want hG,Ped. that not onl,. for the uke ertaill d�poaaibly th e
..a eould DOt "tain our ir baN
c
a
tve
Exeeut
to "'1Ime the tuk the
the
th..... Either the a.h i..try 01'
aitinc B.ryn Hawrtars iq to "Write • letter. AIthoUCh&bUof the .....
Board feel. th.t" student sbould but a"'o or Mr. Jhiu, no such
ation
i
exa
Ku
h
an
aachuMtu, e
m
n
maehnlcs of lOC
..
entlaJ to the
f
DOi. have to be UD der the .dded "irOD e urtain" wUl prevent hit han DO t yet been ....holly worked
l.tfelibood at ma.D.T eltJaena th.re,
atnD of rurminc the II&ID. when co
out, it mlpt be that the apukin&"
Tbe Dean', OfBce h.. ".oo\UlCod or & natioDloI defen" mu.t. In
minc �bt..
.. 11 takina it. The elariflc.aUon
thia cue autrer.
The lecture will be illultratad abWt, ....ould be t.-W by ip6rlic1- the lollowinc new COlP"le for
..
Puty P11!8Iure
ba no ....., eoub'ieta the .tudent'. with .tides.
patlon ill one of the actranc::ed ..ter n of thla y.r: History
'fU
tha
lut
prenure...!e
!' ntloned.
pUt.iD. tM honor�. Proctors
'l1M reat 01, s.n.tor kenned ,',
"200" lewl lanpa.ce elaMes. AI- ". � DIpft fa ...
and MOuld
____
ive the taaadi ... Tw_tletJa
"... dnoted to Senate hietbouah the s ,.tem. woukl c
....� ....... audt..
lan- lritII. emphaaia on Brit.ish
adYaneed.
tory. B, refetred to • period just
eWrtfd
the
�
.
Th. dotl.. .. proetoro, dobed
r
-.. the .01>11 War ,.�.. 11..__
_
.... the \mowl.... tlo "7arEut;'"N..
..
ml
..- ...
b.
the Executive Board, .re as fol..te
at oal, 01181aJtcuap. Ii would cin rIea. The cou.. will be liven
..
wu .t Ita helcbt with
10Wl:
CIa" John C. Calhoon .nd
011. 'rIwndQ, l'Du'qr l'lth At her a much more eompIete laD· )(ra. Helen Taft Kanninli and
th. PreMDt prwaqalatt. fa Hlstol"J" 101,
Dam.l Water. Be then .poka of
iban
esperilaee
�
Sla1Hl
aa4
Naha
.
....
Prof
8:80,
1Nt_ eI PnIIt.1rill .peat on "lIodira Art and the .,..tem. dorda, aDd would equip er ht.t6rJ' eolU'M, or .,aclal
..,..t 8enaton, .rohn Q uincy
1. Beton the "boor aeheduled lor DipitJ of 1IaD" tU.iIa& th. title .. .".. ... 1azacuaO "bidI .. lit.... at. the �mt.
and StephaD" lLon, and
the U&IDI to bacin. the proctor ie for the diKu&don. froID all articl. c.ou1d aM d:u:rtDc coUep in rM-diq
the
In addition, .tudenta are
tremeadOUI
becOblUet
tweea priYate iDt.reata .nd puWIc:
.... .re .....aral
to put h i.... boob &Del the gam writt.e by FraDda BIDrJ Ta,.lor, ... fw .-par �b. It may minded that the
baaket Ob the desk in U.e U8m for er dinc:ior 01' t.be lIetropolitaD be thB if aada a .,... were
oad MID"" course. bftn&
� bru.ly lac.d. ae ....
m
room.
Additional blue boob are MUIIWD 01' An in N... York. tahlhhM. the cI.-tea, Greek and lor th. lrat. time this ,.e.r.
with .. I reference to 101m C.
iD u.. Deq"a 0fIee.
Calboab ....ho ..
W · that he DeYW
Major iaauae coacara1nc phllo.opb)' Latia, would DGt be ac:oIptable lor an ill tbe Collece CaleDd&r.
·
M
TOplC
elss
I""'"
IS
lCe Art
RenalSS3l
'
•
.
,
..tJol�
��e�� ��
�
Add·. tlO' nal Courses
Expand Curr iculum
t'�lncy;�;c1 a
6ir.:.=t8U1
==
I
Na hm And...5loana
Discuss Man, Art
•
a-
2. The Praetor ,howd be outUdo .... .... ....... 10 _ abe I>
euII7 aoc-.lbJe to tM atudenta
...
ckartJtc the aam.. TIle ......
... be Wonaed '" .........
....... ,.. proetoa .. to ..,. a.
U. ..tvaac::M. luJUP examwat art will be d.......
� ahon Ialk Q _h __ -.
I. ... I8eCIDd lon-tioa is thai
wW M foUcnnd. .. . 4I8euaioB
betwea u.e. ... & period far a .. ...... ,... - onLad
.-tioDL '1'IM.,'lac will be U1d hJIlI tile nat fill die ..,..... r.
..... «-, utai..... . certain
ID u.-'c.e . ......
_
_
_
of the D.. eow'I8I an t. tbe
_to qtOualcal
PoIitic.1 �
FraU.
taJW,. u.. ... c:cnI!'M:
.... .. AlIa
... .... Ma"
Mr. Rupen), aDd Spaabh.
what. South CaroUaa th.ape.
of a _ he i00i<; !hot tIIo
111*'" coaJd do ..... IKt __t of
On ..... ..... etu.r ,..,.. ....
w, ta dw _ of ......
ftC&te bJa ipI.aa .....,.
- ._.
P •••
~
-----T HE COLLE
OE NEWS
•
Tw.
THE
t
&
MII.Met
COLLEGE NEWS
FOUNDED
w_ly
during
Thlnbglving, Ouiltme' .nd
more
lMnOn
w_ka)
'rInting
.IN
1914
"'- Con..
In the Int.rnt of Ityn
Company.
VH, (ucept
Euter holld..,...
1M.",
nd
Atdmote. ,•.•
•
.nd dUf"'o
•."...
�
Ityn Mawr COli_I
i g the, appMtI
n. c.a.,. ......'t • 'wily protected by copyright. Nothn
in It _y be ,eptlm.d either wholly or In plitt without permlNion of tM Editor­
;,.0,"'.
IDIlOlIAl IOMD_
,. ..QIef . . . • . • • , • • • • • , • • . . • . • • • • • •• • , . . . . . . . . . Ruth Ruch. '51
....
c." war. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AnM KI...lgoff. '51
.M,. ,'., ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . { . . . . . . . o.bby tMIn< '59
......, w..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . ,.tty '.... '51"
".t-&.rM . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . • . . • . • . � . . . . . . . . . . • EI.11'IOI" WlI'IIOf, '59
M•••
.bout exama, p.perl, Ou,.k.inr
trill". In i'ac:t one
I thought 10 bard that In the
afternoon I trotted air to the
••
·y for an hoor or two of
In the It.aekl. It w.a .all
,atne, excitinr. because only Im-
Im"
I
tlma. En"" It MCOnd
Act of Mitch 3, 1179.
Exam
Rules:
For
Stndents 0nIY
No Bryn Mawr girl possesses such feeble intellect that
she cannot conceive of some way to foil Bryn Ma.wr fa.culty
on the subject of exams. Methods vary, Victory will be
)TOUts if_you enlist· in an examless course. The trick, of
But such simple
course, i8 to, enlist in four such courses.
atrateiY ia sometimes inconvenient, aDd not half as sporting
as more 8ubtle warfare.
Ingenuity is the solu,tion to e*�rything. We acorn
girl who, because she had nothing to�say, handed. in five blank
....U y
-books and signed her name. The-professor retaJiated
wily
More
detail.
in
"
"clear. but lacking'
Mmment,
wl·th the ....
...
invisible
in
wrote
wordless,
was the girl who because Rhe was
ink, and advised her professor to place the exam over a coal
stove. The profesoor. following instructions. feU into the
flame and perished.
If you are ae.!thetically minded, you may avoid articulation In an art exam by writing simply. "this is ineffable."
At least your instructor will admire your artistic integrity.
IDeaible writinl' is next best to no writing at all, eapee_
ially in a lani\1a,ge exam where you may decorate 'W'1th huge
curclcuea to conceal a deficiency in spelling. Remember, profeason, too, are human; you may get the benefit of the doubt.
At any rate, always conclude your exam on a question you
know least weU, and after scrawling several improbable syl·
1ables, write in mf}nstrous outraged letters, TIME. Just be
aure you don't run into your professor on an 11 :15 train to
"
New York.
Extensive footnoting of another course or profeBSOt'
always haa amusing results. "On the other hand," you doeument, "the philosophical view differs radically/' and you
launch into a lengthy dissertation of. the phi1080phieal view.
By doing this you hope to get two departments into SUM a
furor that you will escape in the ensuing scuffte.
If you make an effort you will emerge from your exam
week. Then think. of the profe880r:s fun.
Curriculum
Committee
Conttned from Pile 1
•
hOUri.
Chemiatry
of Brow� Univenity are
Mary Belle FradY, Rhoadl North
Probably It'a • lIt.tle elich' to
&l.lowed into the .t.aeka aDd I wu
'
.pend April in Paria but jUlt to £A.vnOmlCl
1:'&_
pretendinr t o be . n Ivy Lea
e polt.h. up my French' (I
m
to
see
Trudy Putney, Merlon
man (I was eaurht, too) bu�t
have .orne diftlculty in me fatre
i
I
E
nar
sb
.11 worth it because they h.n .n
etre eom rendre
or com P DC!
Ruth Corn, Rhoads North
u,
excellent collection of lAtin trot. ,
'
.p
. e mprl�
b blen ). "
_. YiNleDDa
ucr
n
..
!
,
c
w
( bl h you can t get at Bryn
Freneh .
and Venice and even Rome (I
Connie Hotton, Non·Res
Mawr).
peakine
try
11waYI dkl wlnt
s
Geology
After about ten minutel I felt Latin, jUlt for kick.). I eouldn't
much better-much leu like �ork. forl'et
Kitty Milmine, Radnor
the New. either; if they
Ine. 10, .urreptitioUlly packetinl' a h.d • little ftnl hand Inform.tion
Gennan
r..tln trot. in eaae of trom the Middle East they wouldn't
Sally Twlrlfar, .Innbllh
�
. I Inuck Obt .nd went have to pay $14.60 a year for the
G
r
eek .nd Latin
�
.
to enJol my neatlon.
Time.
SallY Wile, Den bl..h
Eve,ythln" I. flne n ...; I w.n·t
By the end .f May at!tbe�·
' tory
'
".-- HIS
...,
have to u.e the trota, beeaue pie whom I left Itudying Ihould
Sylvia Hewitt, Pembroke £a.t
prepared-my ticket to Europe be arrlnn.. to look at m'Uleums and
'
of Art
History
yesterday. We're lailine 'Feb.fueh; 1']1 be ,lad to have tOll1pany.
Mary
Kemp, Pembroke W'lt .
1.0
(ftnt day of leCOnd seme.Ulr,. U I'm bored In the meantime
Italian
I.n't ItT).
though, or I want money tor
Diana
muke, Pembroke E'.6st .
. When everyone II at Stowe••kl- Jaguar, or • record player, I might
Iftg ov,r the mid-year holiday., just. dash off a little novel, I've Mathematle
after examl, I .oppose I'll be �.y been eonllderlng.AI yet I -haven't
Sue Levine, Radnor
pae 1dnr. but after one .... ftunked anI plot, for live be.! n·too busy �osic .
.
.....
W. ..., '59, Sell)' Wi.., '57.
MlUlng pritl. '4.00. SubKtiption may begin .t .ny
cia" ""n., .t thl Ardmor•• P••, Po.t Offlot, un6at the
W""...... y; J.nu.ry .16, tts"-­
any other •..-bjeetl are "eko m e.
The following are the mem.lltn
of the tudent Curriculum Commlt.
AUltrlan Alp,. I ean ret a bit of tee:
• lun tan from .kilnr, but ju.t to
Ant��polon .nd Soclolory
even It UP. I'll have to drop down
Mll'lu Diamond, Non·Rea
to the Riviera (pltklnr up .. Mardi
ArehaeolorY
Graa en route), where I'll be able to
G l oria Jacower, Rhoad.. N'orth
keep th ! top of my'l'ed M.G.down
.nd when I'm tired of tourin.., I Biology
can relt on the beaeh for • few
Naney Coyne, ROcKefeller
.. 11 tho.e
COPY ITAff
Mlil'V'ret twll, '59
SImpton, '59, LIIC)'
SublcrTptlon, $3..so.
•
By Ellie Winsor
1.,,0-
IUSlNO' ITAfF
ElluMttI eo_, '60, Jud)' o.vil, '59, RIIttI Lrotin. '59, Emily MItr(er. '60.
. . . , •• , •• Holly MlI�. '59
. . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . ... . .. .
",.... • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • _ AtlI\ Morrl., '51
" ..........................., ........ Jane Lew", 59
•••
___ M
•••.., • • • • • . • . . • . • , •• ' • • • • • • • • • • • • J.ne I.riy, '59
"III." ...... M
r ................................effie Ambl.... '51
....
..
S'.. ......
,."".,. "'"h JudIth hdc. '591 ,.. Clln, '59, IIrblr. Chrl.ty, '59, Kat.
�lln., '59, Ell.. Cumming... '59: Su. Flory/59, filth K....I. '59, Ruth
.
,
Durlne Chrlatma. vacatton, I
admit. I w•• just . bit ....01'+
1D1l001"L ITAf'
AM lerthelmea. 'SII Mlrl.m an.me., '59; Lynn o.mlng, '591 ant.)' Go", '51,
.. '601 Gretchen Jnwp, '58, EUubeth Retinoid., '59, Rill Rubin­
b tMrrl
.t.ln, '591 $.Ie ScNplro, '60 (.mullt Npor1.r)1 Dodie StlmplOtl, '51, J.M
V'rie{" '60, Helt>ne V.I.bregue, '58, LIX'f W.ln, '69 �.A. r.port.r).
...
...,. ....If'IMor
,
...... ...
In Media �es
Outing
Col ••t the
��
I :��I;.;.�:!�
I
�
•
.
�
1
out there's .11 the
world, First of. aU.
in
time
the with my travel folders, bot I think
I shalt th" title mirht...he�omethina
Mitz i Wiseman. Rhoad s South
Phtlolo]lh
..,"
k
I th B n I Tri
nd _a_w_"
. . .
_ _O_,_tw
._
s._'__ _ s_tran.::._
. _
__
n _ __
, pe _
._
_
e
_o__ :;:..._
:...:. ___ � , Helene Rosenblum, Wyndham
PhYlic!l
.
.
MOVleSa
Dorothy Innel, Merion
.
P,yeh.l<>t<y
Betty Braeket� Pembroke WHt
The (onstant �usband
8, Sae
Bania
Mimi ltanbaek, Pembroke Eut
Political Science
\
to
escape
the gor,eoul
Rusaian
elu�bea
i
Ellie Amram•. Pembroke Welt
Spanilh
of his wlvel, and ravenea hll plea I Mimi Machado.
Rex Harrison, known in better
Merion
York caf6 society circle. a. ot '''not guilty" In the ast.!)nishldg Secret:..ry
Ruy, play. a role in "The trill for bigamy.Thl. courtroom
Ellie Wlnlor, Pembroke Eaat
Hu.MneI," which it well- scene II stolen by the Judge Fnlb.
Memben
to -hi. 'ilightly d.ngeroul
(Michael Hordem)
Jane�neman, Rock.
h0 beames
e
W
man-abouL-town' penon.Ut, .BillSandy Colt, Pembroke Wnt
hopelellly I
ost'In tbe ma ze 0f
eel a. "The Man On. Better Than
em.inine
Henry vm Went," Sexy Rexy aUPI juri sprudence and typka1 f
and Ilide. t brourb the !Iomewh.t logic that Harrl.on'. coonael. Mill
hackneyed but aiwa ,. intereatinr Chuterman (Harraret Leighton)•
role ot • man wbo merriel Mven exhlbita.
•
a
•
women. Not only does he neglect
.
ab . Rexy, fae
Irrl
th
•. Tbinp haven't
to divorce his firs t wife, or any
Take beed, !adie
8n
ed Wi
.t. 1
bla .ublequent lpouel, be also but one of his IpaU.es (the fint ch.nl'ed too much ... yet. But.
t o break off the marital rela· remained In Darjeeling, India). some haveItI...oMp with the leYeD and winda paniel .t the thought of what he
The Cotlere N � January 10
.
belnr eh.aed In what politely obvioully hal done and ,Iadly 1 17-"Penonality ia the keyn�
9
cOuld be called an upper-c:la
.. le<!eptJ the reapite of "lOlitude of & Ueeell. MI
.. Jao1uon ( . JlOt..
The queltion of who should be allowed to do Honora
Sadie Hawkbtl Day.
and alienee" in a prlaon cell. H ow· eel authority orolll'ht .to Bryn
I�;;::�.�
It
1917
A Right To Honors
work in her senior year is one that comes up for diacuuion
from time to time and is most hotly dispu� in May when
the candidates are chosen-when it is too late to thorourhly
reappralae the aituation. This year, however, the Curriculum Committee haa alrea.dy begun to reevaluate the SYltem
and ia in the proce88 of making new recommendations.
M ltated in the catalogue, ·'Each major department off� Honora work to a number of its senior lJtudenta Who
have demonstrated unusual ability''; grades of at leaat 80
in every lubject ue used as a theoretieal basis for ju�ng
the ellaibillty of a candidate. Although this requirement i.
by no meana a bard an,t fut rule, the fact remains that the
opportunity to do independent research haa been restricted
to the .eleet few who were invited to do so. Tbis baa �
aioned dlftlcultiea in the put aince many st-udenta who were
uked to do Hono!1! declined. while others, who wished to do
them. were not a,ked.
I um CommIttee
h'.
D__
us dill!cu Ity, the Cu rrlCU
�
. '.'__ t
-..-.
hu recommended that the opportuuity to do Honon work
I no lonaer be limited to those studenta who have been aakad
to do it by the department. A atudent witb a apec.iftc topic
in mind who would Uke to do Honore and f"1s abe ia capable
of the work may uk her department whic h will then conaider ber requell Altbouah the final decl.aion as to whether
Me tan do Honora or not reita with the department, Dean
toDd �um C&.mmittee. the opportunlty to expnu her Intareot marka oome Improvelbent In tile lI1etem.
W. feel. bcnmr.... that .tile opportunity to do indepon dent � wbloh Hono", provicleo is on. that .bould be
.. .I.. ava1Iab1e to .. IIWl.Y atudento .. are pnulnely inter_
-eataclin It. After three yeant of lecture """""" with IpecljIc
.....nta, otudento obould be allowed to
toDd required .
'own toDd make fuJJer uae of "hat tbe7
bnndl out 011
ba.. IIuDed.
Fa", _ lyatem of project eouroea such .. that It
HaNJ'ford � be initi ated to provide -"unitlea for inIa
0___ .
.. 6"'
__... .DUUUI'W.
_'"
�1IP-.a-6
__I
:-6_":__ w
....
.
_
....v8
__
A em a 1
..... . __
U
_ -t. _ belleYe tbat the �t7 110 do Hoaan
wild< IboIIId be Iiwn to tboM _... woaJd bentftt ... ffta
" ta.- wIoo ",111 • _I", Int.nat b7 _liar tha
.
:::,,;
jidtnill',
T he eatch to the atory lie. In
alrri.on ', 10&1 of memory ("funetlonal amnesia", they call it) whkh
he ex perience. jUlt before the
berl nninl' of the mOY ie. He I.,
therefore, not the ni.n he w .., and,
he has no idea of who he
IUPPOled to be. Happily enouah.
i. treated by • lPlyebiabitt of
ever, II the ..ylne goel, "You
ean't keep a rood man down ", and
n arriaon appean at the end of hi.
lentence aa debonair and 1","1& �ble II ever.He enten • taxi,
.e ny aeeeptinl' the
�ymboll a
invlk�tlon of one of the women in hiB
life, and the two dri...e off tow.rd
the haJY bli" of p robable marrlap.
'"The CoaIt..t Baaband", filmed
In ' g10rlobl tec:hnieolor,' capturel
the aplrit of Brltlab eoamopolltel
and their ltllh count l'J'••
ide ot
racinr can .nd tredltioD&l atone
Profeuor Llewellyn (Cecil
who, p rbed in th e pro-.
mufBer and raclDe cap, reHarriaoD with hia late st
IIarrlaon mova
�m th�
to discover b1l many marria&'el.
mnp Amonl the varioua Jet.••
wife provinr to be more d
ttnta of the tUm me,... • man
than her predeCeuor.
whoa'; notoriety reache s acf'Oll
NGaI·B:x....t Plot
International Oound.rI.., and WhOM
Althourh the plot. .1. virtually laenttj at cMnctnl aI1ueI equala
non-exiatent, the aeeMII .... c on. that of C!hanginr wiv.., .nd who
neeted In a eoiDt!ldental .....y with (in a word) .poofa IOClal con,...e
.... nt. that are Jeut expected by Uon.The ftlm II f.�cial and. hIehly
the audi. nee.The m o ne la a .... amu.l nl : aDd pro", to be • de.
.
of
aDd lirht for the: mallT idiot. whi' jam
run ram..... .. B.-. the th.._ to _ It.
Nn&Iad to th
a a ad _a·
Do ,.. 11_ .'1.... NJ>OriIaI>
.... to 1>", . .......
,
Ria ._eartoonIa .! Do you Uk. .,..
-#
..... _.. 1I-�
vu.;a (••
Ia tho ...... ......
H_a 0, _D' to Imp..... tt!
DOt 1_ -. IIoniooa
u the •....., ... to .., or
'" he (atIIl ...... tho
aU of the .- 'ilia H_
_
of .m_la) he Ia _
Iter want. rou . TJ7OUt. 'or
aroad tIM C!OI'DII' of
... bald .t the .......
door. R....... LIllo po....oItriU
nl .
-...I ......tor. DatoIJo
ll
1Itn!ftr). • .1--,
wU1 be en- at a ... 'I....
..
.n.... ...,...
ItalIaa, M
the N.... ..... 000d1a0tt..
wltIo _ _ __
7abnot7 7 at 1:10
liar ___..' ... __
..
.. - ... I'IIId.
... ...
x".n11 7, ...... aU
ContinuOUl
antitlpatioa,
Mawr from lomewbe re beeaUM til
h er vast atore of lenowled... on the
eubject, no doubt) announced that
one organiz ation couldn't employ
women who wore \ortol. . abell
Ihell r1al8el.
conlPicuous .
.
tbe
'no""!':'
' .
"I
1 1�:�:::'�__'_I _I_'_I0_"'__
___J
•
•
.
ence in the apecial line of work
The pay is UluaUy $ 16 a week
New York $L2 In BoHon' .nd one
';'"
�
WOlD.o
�
eo mpany ited taUI c il
en for tralninc' and ipa,. .-s a 'WHk
and your lunch. 'No at.enocrapby
"
b
required.
In other wonb. without tortoIH
_bell I'luHI, without uperiaee,
without Itenocrapby, on. eaD aet
$6 • week and lunc:h.That Ia, if
Ibe com" a rmed with a con... da&'ret and. moat of all, penoaaUty.
So, i n 19 17 U In 1967, }Ie1'8OIIallty
i. t
"'D:;:iH::::;;�:::;=llr
_I1I
It made them. too
tact, Inlti.ttve, rtI.
louree ,.and judcment are t he qual.
itlel required rather than u;pv:I.
.
he
keynote of l e . .
a c: ..
INGAGIMINTS
Eliubeth Barker to Vietor Barry
Frank Jr.
Marprtlt Sh.nnoD. BroachtoD to
Tbomaa Tenney.
RosaHe Paul to
s.,;th.
Lyane IIbuterd
."
Plllilp Whltmu -...
to
I:...!.,.
Borbaro ,.... '17 .. n.......
•
•
•
-'
___erlry, JMUlry "t 1917
_
C �O�L�L�I�G�E�.�N�rw�s--��;
..
------.T�
H�I
�
-----
, •••
Colleg':s Expansion Will Be Gradual . PhrYgian
Entrance Requirements To Be Unaltered
Size Incre8lle Requires Effect of Size
On Admissions
New Bull ..._
d'--._
Goririon
le,wrong
.,a.cftll_;.>
(j<
I
I'
�:::
I
I'
--
I
r
French Hairdresser
--
-
d. For Lunch?
W h. ,
�
;:--�---.---A 1'I port Discusses
•
;;:.
E xperlment Offers
::---==-----:= ::::.:-=.,=
•
Summer I n S pa ·in
N at·lona I Ch arader
b, An. Ba�·-'-..
n
.
n_
�uvrdon
Allport,
Profellor
of
•
Betaey left for Spain in June..gn
of other natlonalltlea ..... the
atudent .hip, aninna In .�'�:::
:
problem diaeuued. The remedy
ten day. later. Zan..... l
lugCe,ted waa the dlteovery of the
U' •.r..z.r
between Barcelona and .-....
�
...
truth behind each of these conmonth.
home for the.
.he lived with a
adopt- eeption. 10 tbat the facta about
--"he'r
••
a bUllne.. .man and her .•••laten" covered and Uled.
wer e a.e d 10" and 17.
The conception. are held on to
In Zaracoza, much of her time with vicar, makinr the.m unthak·
'
IIfirhta, muwas ,pent COmr to b U
in the lace of any aort of
c tle.,
prOof. U fear or self Int.e.re.t ia
•• as
partiu aDd 1..,.
regional daneea and aonp. She added . s an inducement to main",
particularly interested in lee- tain a certain picture of a rroup
the many oricinal' worD of or nation then tbe feeUnl' is even
harder to dutroy.
part of the family rroup she
These- feellngll 9f people are
went to �elona where .h '
JMlycholork:a1ly j1,lJtlftable, )(1'. AlI_ om.en "
ed museum. and alao a ..
atated, .. It ts impoIJible
where ber "aunt" Wal a nun.
people to deal with national
,setHy'. aecond month W&I
.. individual., and 10 by
large rcoup. the Dec.esaway from her family
MII.,)Iau,), a gold bracelet with
of any handling of the problem
aouthem Spein with
.
heads, a tiny carnelian
.tudenta, half of whom were
elimin.ted.
1,,·lInd.. seal, metal bowls, and
ish and ba1f of. ",hom weN
N.tloul a.aracter
• gla .. vease!.
iean. A. a by-path on thia
and three other_'�:(� ;
onal character does not
; �� 1 al.�N�a��ti at all when the maintenance
ed to ,Gibraltar, where tI;
room and board in a pen.ion
I. a clear and c.ompellin6
The College Inn will now be
twel\ty�ve cents a nlrht.
when condition.
.Alter returnine briefly to
national
do
open on Sunday lrom- 12:00
ron to lay goodbye to ber
begin to play a
Setaey "oWnt by tnUn tooParta
in culture.
noon io 7:30 p.m.for dinner.
.he ,pent foUl' day. with tbe
National character could be
dent croup, meatly goln . to
in 16 or 18 yean, lb.
nleht club. and jus
cla.imed, II the children of
From Paria a ,tudeat 'hlp
age. of three to 17 were taken
Mey Be Here Now,
her back to New York.
from their parenta.He meDBut Spring Is Just
Betsey considers the
Mr.Rle.man's theory that
Around The Corner
the beat way to aee a
charactCIr w.. chlnrinc
See Our Lovely Spring
try for the first time .iDCtl it eninner directed to outer directPrints In Silk
tail, beccuning .n Intel1'l�
JOYCE LBNIS
At
of the country'_ culture aDd
Mr. Allport dilCuued various
of roellurinr natJonaI and
toms rather than merely a
cultural diJrereDCQ. The
It
maltes it pollible to
criteria of all the testa he
of the United
opinion
BRYN MAWR
wu to make sure that
Statu
from the naUna.
FLOWER SHOP, INC.
the people belnr teated Were
attributea
the
r
.I..I .
Wm. J . B etes, Jr. IWMnage
the teat on equal term..
kindly diapo.ition toward
823 Lancalter Ave Bryn Mawr
Allport allO dilCloHd the
eant to the fact that we b.'"
LAwrence 5--0570
of a n experiment conducted
kePt an GCCupyinl" anned foree i n
ten
countries
where coil ... stu�
Spain.
�
�
�
�
�
����;l
their
w .re u
'��
ked to write
�
�
��
I�E�
from the PNMDt to
�
====== ==
=::;:= 2000. The newt. iDdl1,;:
Did you drop your watch
that American studuta, as
00110..
<1 to other crOupi _ted,
in the snow?
l
lm
WALTER J. COOK
.... .ra. �:=:: t:!" �
I
I
�
I I ===========
�-------------II' Winter
,��g���������
llOo'tl.d.
FASHION
0
,%;jj
1
"ParII bu neeklinea on
1ictewQ..
New Yon: baa the waiot abouideHUP.
There', nothinC like
(u¥on
To eool off your
puaiOD ,"
Be .",bed . . . 'til h. thoucht he .....w dial
•
'.S.llale _ in Bermuda
...- e&D he pntty funny tool
Pat or elmdw, either poder, if
you like 70lIl' pIeuure BIG.
oaloT tho nallull flavor. tho
nal __ of • Ch..!erlleJd.
Poebd __ly by
Aeeu.Rq. Ira tho amootheat
thInI
......
al
2 W.... ........ CrviN
$230
_ quoI_
� - today.
................... a........
MNPW f.
I
,Itr.o.
... .,. "_1"_
,t'·JCC" i;
•••
Ii
\".On
r_ f1IX 'It you know
CAMPUS IEPIISINTA'IM!
& AMATRII COlD ClEW
•...-1 ....
VAGABOND SOIOOI�
......1IMf ..... au....
--
•
OPEN FOR YOUR EfrUOYMEHl
o.lly 11 A.AUllo .,30 ,.M.
Sunday Nocwt to ':30 '.M.
LUNCHES FROM 60c
DINNERS FROM 11.30
inti .. _ant_. or ..- '" --.. to,
V.th,ad Sch....,...
111117 ca.
••
ch It.
ChI••• a. ...
C.k"
Iryn
•
•
NOW
''THE HEARTH"
Try CMrr popul.r � c.e&.
.nd d.lklow cot,.. fot en �
or ...enl,... tMdI
M -""
-
I"wn
&,,,-1
�
..
Psychology at Harvard University.
For tho.e considering par l lcip,.-I
d'
d the problem of Dational
tlon in the Experim.ent in Interna- lICUIae
c.haracter
. t a leeture .pGruored
tionat Living,lBet.aey Johnaon'.
.
the Payc.hol0I'Y Club at Haverpen ence in Spain last Iummer
f
0
rd
of .pecial. intere.t. ;With
The tenacity with. which various
..
0 thar stud en...4_
people hold on to tl11ir conception
croll-seetlon of the
I
RENE MARCEL
r. e.
•
MI.. ror.lllnk n.ted In he.
�������.�Th� uraday night, the topic
Gordion"
may
POIby Miriam Beaaee
by U• .RuAoW.
be an -error, for it i.a not
In a recent interview
Since. the college will Increase
certain that the group of
now beIng excavated in
,ile In the near 'futun, what ef- Broughton, Diredor of
Turkey are the r
lhwr
Bryn
preHnt
at
that
feet will this have on the .tudentl
::
c"'Pital of ancient p
doe" not hue room for .n tbe deand faculty of today! What
site of the, legendary
.Irable students who .pplf; t,u� Mlda.· palace. Dut, since no other
beln, done and how lOOn will
'1
thE'
projected ten-per-cent Ine.reue
In the region haa filled the
chanre take .place!
of size, number of
In student body will in no way
Mrs .Dorothy N. Marshall,
and location on a river,
tower thr ('oUere'. hirh entrance
01 the Collere makes the
archaeoloriata Ceel f.iriy sure th.t
.tandards.
Ing remarks:
The number of excellently qual- they have located Gordian.
Firat, ahe lays that the sise
applicant.s I. steadily increaa Now only the mounds .riTe In, of
tn"creaae over a !perloci
to
every y .....nd i. e"'eetM.
1;
,
all•• of the city which muat
-r
yean. The queatlon I.
a peak in 1960, with the arhave flouM.hed there. There
..
yeara! Two very imporQnt thine.
._.1.. In ,.1- i. Il .man naLive village and much
n'val .r the ''wa' :uau
mUII preeede any tb ough�wt
lege. Mrs. Bro"".bton
fee1s tbat
land, populated with cow.
...
admlttine larger claases. (The
w. cann.t nmow the op..",,,d·
.e....
,_..
crease, aw..t
...
ten iJ)er cent,
ties to theae studenta, and that the
Yet Lhe aite h,s proved , treatake about four yean,
mu.1 ,xpand to meet th.l,
trove to ....hae.,••lola. wilh
Th••• "e, the new
d.ting back II far II perh.p.
find.
and a new dormitory.
Ml'1I. Broughton expetta the num- Ihe tent h cen tury B..
C
grant from the National
.
ber of Kholal'1lhlpa to in.ereue in
So ar, th e mal t in
terestinr dlaI
of Health ht. mad. It �.Ibl.
y-P,...rtiOD to the ...
.eater enroll••
tomb of •
the"'"
been
ba.
the College to consider the
ment.. It is hoped that private inchild, probably a prinee of
Ilruction oC the new Biology bul:ld.1
du.tries and other sources will enMida.' period, who was burled with
Ing. At present., the architect
�
dow more n.tlonal scholarship proeverything neeellary for an after
arawlng up speeiftc.tions; the
gram. to help ,'keep Ud) with the l e
ll : exqul.ltely c.rved and inlaid
cell of contracts, buildln..
•rowing need
i
throne, Imall wooden Loy. In the
actual move w ll follow.A t.,.ta.I.
·
Since the collere cannot aceom- ahape 01 ..
e ome b ic animal., ducktlve date of FaU, 1958 hu been
mod.te the extra at.udenta until
rup, a couch, tables,
bowl.,
Ihaped
As for the new dormitory, there
clauroom apace, .e and l ibrary .nd even what may be latety·pin..
wu much talk about a wing
'
.
facilities are explnded; and of
Another amUllRg, and II yet
a dded to n.u.uor
D_..
HaIL Now,
cobrae until a new dormitory or
.
'
ever, the idea of conneetinc
inexplicable . find is a pile of rope,
wing ia built, the -planned inbigh and Merion halla hal
!placed on top of a
'v
".u. Wl·11 p-bably
n.t take n'--.
r....
-�'ua8'..ted.
.
yean"lrom now.
ca IIed "h
ard·Ion K
. not,'
' but unt e G
when to ....
.-�
tru ction on
.-.. the c•n.
the number enrolllnr In the freahfortunatelY it is da ted too earl y
aomething a., much-needed
man elasa 'Will be gradually en.
I or Alexander.
now al a dormitory. (Mn.
.. d over a period of at leaat
I.,...e
shan suggesta a "Junior
·...
AIthaugh Mat' 'PIIa�e IIseII
�Id
two yean.
It)
Away lOr everybody ... .
haa not been excavated eo far, Mill
It can be seen, that the 'Problem
Hellin1t duC a .haft into what, ahe
of an Inerea,e in the .Ize of the
teel. certain, was his kitehen---.n
college I. a many-.ided one with
enormou. room containinr many
m.ny tentatiVe solutioDl, and wUl
benches
and
grinding
stones.
h.ve to be considered and .tudled
the other
from aU aspect. before any actual
are a moaaie
ateps are taken. It .eetnI, bow·
with mlfY geametm
eVlr, that the picture of a 7,50painted terra cotta· tllea
la,...a Bryn Mawr geta closer every
(one showa a comic Phrycian vet­
.
day.
of The.e.u.' battle with the
I"".'"
·T"
-
to T.h Home .
...... ...U..tO
HAMBURG HEARTH
MIIwr
tAWNftOI 1-2114
pa)'inc little attAntion to the
of their nation or the world.
There was a' Bryn Mawr
a Bryn Mawrtyr
Who '0 send Valentines
'hough' she oughter.
So '0 STOCKTON'S she
fared-a habi' she
sha"Kf
Wi,h many a Bryn
Mawryr's daughterI
\
•
,
•
t,
,-: . ..
.
. '"
ur
To Advise
Studeilts' Tmeis
1�
Thi. year .
el Serviee, whieh eaten for �.1
tours. Margaret Blekley 11 Trant
�_.
w-a
d
l
COLLIGI
WBMC
h .. been decided to
of
..,.
.�.I.tJ
"
""
relel'Vat'10111 for
travellinc home over vacatlona.
In addition, .U the up-to..d,ate in-
N IWI
�J Eliubeth Tho...
Our new &llDouneers and encl�
will be able to take are of all .tu- neers are DOW aettlng into the full
dent travel problem•. PI... "'atch .wine of w.BlIC. Tbaob to tbele
the bulletin board in Taylor for (rahmen. we have • nwnbet of
annoUDCementS about thi. new rel- very inlrNtinc' shOWl. · DwiD,
ervation ..mee
the next few wee.k.t. l sbal} be eivBureau Chairman.
, The Travel BW'tau .hOpei that it
I
e
upplement
s
to
ureau Y
the Tn,,·l
el
V
I
,..
or
th
au
ewe
an
the coll
acent who will handle plana
i UIU: �
tr
I�
T H I
ut t.hea.
In, you 100'" details abo
in this column. Then you wW be
•bI.
f
a
TOT'itM
t
I
Lod ge To Address
Student Conclave
•
formation on ,peciaI tour. and ftgThe Ele�nth Annual Intereol'n be potbid Jegiate Confere ce lpol\fore by
dent trave1 abroad W1
d
n
on the Travel ' Bulletin Boaret in Barnard College wUl take place on
Tay1or.
Saturday,
9. Student dele·
'!'be Travel Bureau intenda to A1"" will Journey f�m twelve
M�reh
� ;:u :: .nW:r�Ubct and
�o..��_
S 1U an
n
a
te to
on't
pU
v � WhY _d
.I
n e
D
ameia "'l:l
. taffOru 00 �uaf n ·
nin between 1 0'80 ancl l1:.80 This
1_ a
"
� aIIWWT
. . I'wey
I
l
I
' program, and I
.
verr�l1 jpHlented.
On the other hand. If ,OIl pr.tu.
to ItudY and d IACU.. t'
- I
'
�
••••
Betav
"a ,how on Tuea.
.
�
·
.
....
I IAJI'
toPlc
•
�
.
••
the aummer and
Am Ica
PolICY da,. nia'bt
ONn
11:00
brinars you just
at
,
;:
such .1 the one durlne Spring Va. New
an New
0 bleml.
Tren
what you wanL For the beDa6t of
cation to Bermuda. Mi.. M..- KeAlter the keynote .ddresa by amaiaura. �ta, �ual1y &ddt com_
Cab&, th. War4en of Rock, iJ ill
en
K ry c.bot Lodee Jr , chief U.S. mentariu to the Ulusic, so you can
eharce of the Clara t..ughlin TnT- delegate to the U.N.. the i ue
aa
teem .. .".U u liatan.
of "American Fore1rn Polley in -=
=
::;;:
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
r·
.....
-�- stud.nts tours
abroad durin,
.Iso lpeciaI triP'
eat
ta'-
�
�
:
.
.
=j
Movies
Relation to the Great Powers" will r
Don't be �a Valentine in
be di8CWI.ed in three limu.ltaQtoUi
BRYN MAWR
vain
meetings, each moderated by a 101'­
Jan. 16-19 - A.bauador'. eign d.in expert. The" morning
Be a vain Valentine!
Oaucbtu.
panels are: (1) Weltern Europe
Have your hair styled at
Jan. 20�22-Tee.nale Rebel and and NATO, (2) The Soviet Union
The
VANITY SHOPPE
Fundi and the naunUd House.
and the Eastern European Satel·
Jan. 2S·26--JaUe.
lites, (8) Communilt China .nd the
Jan. 27.29-Shark Fi,hter..
.. ..........•....••....••..··:
FaT EuL
Jan.
SO·Feb.
I-To
C.tch
A
�
t ====:;:;:=:;:;::;:;::;:;:=�
Three alternoon panela on the ::
:
. Is
Alia, AJ- * A.re you one 0f those gtr
Middhl taat.
:
. Feb. S-Rur Window.
and South Amedea will take ::91r1s who never has a.
rlu.
Feb. 3---M
- an Who Knew
1'00 place .. part of conlideration 01 ::thing to write on? We:
�(ach
uAmerican Fortian PollC'y in ReT * c
arr� notes and stationary:
ARDMORE
lation to tbe New �abione o� the ::
:
for
all occasions.
Jan. 1�19-TIIe OppMile au.
*
Wodd.'1
•
�
*
.
Jan: 20�22-Bi, Sk,. and The
•
a..iatration for the conterenee *
•
� �
_ _ � _ � _ *
� � OO y �
Thief.
•
Southeut
That's why American Express Student Tours are expertly
planned to include a full measure of individual kisu<I­
ample free time to discover vou, Euro� well as the
most comprehensive sight-seeing progra
m available any­
where l VISit England, Scotland, Denmark, Norway,
Sweden. Holland. Belgium. Germany. Austria. Switzer­
land. Italy and France-accompanied b
l' distinguished
tour leaders-enjoy superb American Express service
throughout.
11 SpeciaJ Tow's
63 to 63 days .
via famous ships:
lie de France. United States. Libert�. Saturnia,
Guilio Cesare. Flandre. ,1,4<8 up
AIBo Regular Tours
*2 days
,1.301 up
•
•
.
,
.
t7J>_'-�
•
.
.
.
_
•
.
.
You can always
TRAVEL NOW-PAY LATER
when you go American Expreae.
�
-G£;BBN o.ftl-bL
week. Stuamta-IQ ereater in at- *
Jan. 1f-The Coll8unt Hus"nct tendinl' Ihould eonllect Charlotte ::
Gravea in Rockefeller Kill imme-
d'�tely .
- r -'
4-
DINAH FROST
::
.
•
..£
*
*
••••••••••••••••••••••••
OPEN
TO THE
•
man the handy coupon.
Yeal Please do eend me compld, information
about 1957 Student Tou", to EW'Opel
Name
• . • • • . • • . •
AddreBl
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
SPECIAL PARTIES AND BANQUETS ARRANGED
lombaert St. ilnd Morris Ave
Telephone
LAwrence 5-0386
•
66 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y. c/e rr-l s..r. lH....
PUBLIC
Breakfast
----- --- 9,00-1 1 ,00 A.M.
1 2,00- 2,00 P.M.
wncheon
Afternoon Tea ------- 3:30- 5:00 P.M.
------ 5,30· 7,30 P.M.
Dinner
---1 2.00- 3,00 P,M.
Sunda y Dinner
uu
•
AMERICA.N EXPRESS TRA.VEL SERVICE
.. BRYN MAWR'COLLEGE INN
•
or aimply
• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
City
. . . . . . . . .
• • . • • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . • . •
. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . .
..
.
.
C-5
�
5
Zone
• . • ' • • • • . • • •
.
State
I'IOncr YOu. TIlA'ltl nllDt _TH AMlRICAM (XPtUS lM'otUIS CN(QUU_ II'£IIO"II.( MIn'WIIlK
• • • •o� • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
.
8ryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
. . . . . . . . . . .
.
.
.
.
. .
. . . . . •
.
.
• . . . . . . .
•
A REAL
��;;'�i�
I
•••
thinll to me
camels always
never thin
•
,
•!No,....1
.. •
. . ..1
.
....
liWIOor liiiIOi0iIIi
tile
" �. """'... "
,
•
"J117
the f1aeot. _ ta -"c-I tobac... II uaequaUod for
. CO-oIo ......
eo.... an _. l\1li"__1:, _.. _
lot _ 4OWD- "
IDII dootIl' oatIIf7lDI-
\.
. .•.
,
,
r.a the cWrenDCe! The ex­
_ ca-J hIead at quality
.
.•
�
the dUBw6DU6! More
P1i _oke Cam.... year
after year, thaD aay other
.11I....tte at "S' klDe!. Try
CameJo - theyve roo1\y ..,tltl
•