Brown and White Vol. 65 no. 14

              frequent all-dormitory parties will be held by idc if a plan unani mously approved by the council at its tuesday meeting wins support of the dean's office acting on a report by a special committee appointed to investi gate social conditions in the dor mitories idc voted to have par ties open to dorm men with dates with toe setting alternat ing between the richards and drinker lounges and the top floor of drown hall alcoholic beverages may be serv ed at parties in the dormitory lounges punch and soft drinks will be served in drown hall richards and drinker will serve as hosts during parties held in their lounges as such they will be re sponsible for providing refresh ments dancing and an entertain ment program they will share re sponsibility with idc for the con duct of those at the party other dormitories will alter nate as hosts for drown hall parties their duties will be similar to those of richards and drinker drown hall parties will begin at 9 p.m immediately after the idc movies which will be open to dates the 9 p.m showing of the movies will be open to stags as usual admission to the richards and drinker parties will be approxi mately two dollars men desiring to attend will be required to sign up in advance in drown hall a dona tion of approximately 25 cents will see idc page 6 arcadia delays action on drown car plan arcadia has referred back to committee a motion prohibiting parking at drown hall during school hours except for cars bearing approved ar cadia placards cars bearing such placards would have been permitted to park for only one hour the motion presented by james g gottling 54 at wednesday's arcadia meeting was referred back to committee because according 1 to a letter received by gottling from dean byron g hayes only 10 parents of lehigh undergraduates guests of the university tomorrow will be served a cold platter buffet luncheon in grace hall between 11:30 a.m and 1 p.m and then see lehigh tackle carnegie tech in their 15th meeting since 1907 consisting of open roast beef sandwiches potato chips sweet rolls and plenty of coffee the luncheon will be held on the lower floor of grace hall guests will sit in the bleachers while eating mr wood and his lamberton hall group will handle the affair for which about 1700 persons are expected a special committee of faculty members headed by dr stanley thomas head of the biology dept will help meet the guests and make them feel more at home special arrangements have been made for the obtaining of football tickets and parking space parents were sent invitations which includ ed a ticket application blank par ents who accepted the offer then filled out the form and sent it to their sons these students presented the forms along with their id cards and obtained the necessary foot ball tickets and ticket providing free parking either on the upper field or in the parking lot at the corner of brodhead and packer members of the faculty have been invited to attend the luncheon to as sist pres whitaker in welcoming the parents as well as to provide an op portunity for lehigh families to be come acquainted with the teaching staff living groups were asked to make the noon hour available so that par ents could join their sons and meet faculty members before the game parents who expect to reach the campus early can look at a display of the university's rare book collection which is located in the treasure room of the li brary an art exhibition will also be in progress in the art gallery when the engineers take the field in taylor stadium saturday after noon they will be shooting for them 13th victory over carnegie tech in 15 games the tartans have won one game with the 1943 contest end ing in a scoreless tie carnegie tech is ending its season one of its best in years during lei high's unforgetful 1960 season un defeated engineer and tartan elev ens met in taylor stadium with the men from pittsburgh being embar rassed 66-0 eleven persons were tapped by omicron delta kappa wednesday they are from left back row ralph hamilton 55 james gottling 54 thomas asson 54 center frank young 54 kenneth faust 55 buell miller 55 elliot barnett 54 front peter barba 54 kenneth stahl 54 and profs j b mcfadden and frank myers see story page 7 seimens to give recital sunday the first program in this year's sunday recital series of the depart ment of music featuring guest cel list reynold seimens will be held this sunday afternoon at 4 in the browsing room of the university li brary seimens who will be accom panied at the piano by jose kahan of the curtis institute of music philadelphia will play the ada gio from toccata in c major by bach sonata in g major by sammartini sonata in e minor by brahms adagio and allegro by boccherini the recital will be open to the public and there will be no admis sion charge future programs in the series in clude a performance by the univer sity concert band on dec 6 and a christmas vespers program by the glee clubs of lehigh and moravian college for women in the chapel on dec 13 two freshmen disciplined for breaking rules disciplinary action was taken last wednesday night by the cyanide disciplinary committee on two freshmen for breaking freshman regulations one freshman was punished for continuous failure to wear his dink and the other was dis ciplined for signing the names of four other freshmen at a re cent convocation meeting the latter was warned that further action would be taken if there were any other infractions of the freshman roles three other freshmen were called before the committee but were not disciplined dave sidikman 55 was the acting chairman of the commit tee sixty freshmen have been picked to represent the freshman class at the traditional tug-of-war with la fayette this afternoon in easton if the freshmen win this tug-of-war they will be able to remove their dinks however if they are not suc cessful cyanide will be forced to find another project spaces would be reserved for cars bearing such placards the reason for the reservation of only 10 spaces west of the center cir cle was not clear to arcadia therer fore ralph hamilton's motion for tabling the proposal was accepted an open meeting of the arcadia campus committee will be held early next week with dean hayes in attendance all interested parties namely people who have an interest in parking at drown hall are invit ed to the meeting the motion which was refer red to committee read no cars may be parked in the drown hall parking area during the hours 8 a.m to 4 p.m except those bearing the approved ar cadia parking placards a time limit of one hour shall be im posed and a fine in accordance with the parking regulations of lehigh university the distribu tion of the placards and admin istration of this motion shall be by the arcadia campus commit tee in conjunction with the of fice of buildings and grounds dean hayes letter which caused see arcadia page 5 vol 65 no 14 brown and white lu offers cold beef coffee to parents before game lu bethlehem pa friday november 13 1953 idc approves new party plan for dormitories richard neeld of lafayette is shown signing the annual peace pact looking on is arcadia president ralph meerwarth seated and stand ing left to right mai gross ed dussinger dan klein buell miller gerald fiore and james hayden peace proclaimed for another year 59 girls wait for drag dates the dorm drag will be held this saturday night at grace hall dur ing and following the dance parties will be held in richards and drink er house drinker's party will be from 9:30 to 1:00 while richards party will last until 12:00 at both parties beer and soda will be served with a charge of 2 being assessed to those dor mitory men attending the part ies chaperones will be provided by a committee under don scheiscel volkman niemitz reported that his committee has made dates for 231 students there are still 59 girls who do not yet have dates those inter ested should contact volkman nie mitz taylor d un 6-9530 at an idc meeting last tuesday night a vote was taken to buy a movie projector for 135 this en ables the present movie program to continue next year the projector which has been used for the past two years is the property of bruce see drag page 4 frosh will march sing to moravian after bonfire friday the traditional pre-lafayette fes tivities will be held next friday night featuring freshmen skits de picting lafayette's plight the bon fire and the pajama parade across the penny bridge to moravian col lege for women the bethlehem police and fire de partments will be on hand to main tain order cyanide requests that the fresh men act as gentlemen when return ing to the campus after the serenade at tem-sem for circulation on the rival cam puses precautionary measures include attempts by arcadia members to dissuade any groups from going to lafayette if any escapade is dis covered lafayette and local police will be notified president at the signing for le high were ed dussinger 54 arca dia vice president mai gross 54 treasurer buell miller 55 secre tary and dan klein 54 editor-in chief of the b&w lafayette men attending were gerald fiore member of the student council and james hay den managing editor of the la fayette contents of the pact follow november 11 1953 in the desire of preserving the long tradition of friendly rivalry between lehigh and lafayette the following joint resolution will be renewed 1 that the respective student councils agree to accept the respon see pact page 4 in a symbolic armistice day set ting the annual peace pact between lehigh and lafayette was signed in drown hall wednesday afternoon similar to the one signed oct 22 with muhlenberg the pact pledges the respective student governments to actively discour age any raiding of the campuses by students from the other school disciplinary action in the event of violent or felonious damage to the other campus will be severe accord ing to the agreement arcadia president ralph meer warth 54 and lafayette student council president richard neeld agreed that responsibility for main taining law and order and for finan cial reparations rests squarely on the student governments of the two institutions to discourage vandalism the brown and white and the lafa yette have agreed to exchange 220 copies of their issues con taining news of the peace pact