Brown and White Vol. 66 no. 22

              a memorandum stating a legal reinterpretation of the pennsylvania liquor code of 1951 as it pertains to the responsibility of organization heads was distributed to living groups last monday the university attorney's interpretation as issued by dean byron c hayes is effective immediately it restates the university's posi tion on drinking the university says the word of caution does not approve the use of alcoholic beverages at student social func tions such permission con tinues the memorandum is granted only when the dean of students is satisfied that the pennsylvania liquor code will be observed the university regulation clearly states that any student guilty of drunkenness is subject to suspen sion from the university the li quor code clearly states also that it is unlawful for any licensee or any other person to sell furnish or give alcoholic beverages to any minor pennsylvania's liquor laws estab ish that minors are all those who are not yet 21 the university regu lation does not single out minors as subject to discipline for either drunkenness or unseemly conduct making no distinction as to age under the new university rul ing the head of the living group or his appointee if he isn't 21 will assume full responsibility for seeing that the pennsylvania law is being carried out this is but one of the set responsibili ties placed upon the person to whom the social petition is issued permitting minors to drink may see rule page 6 see versatile page 5 civic light opera company while only a freshman at ucla for the following seven years he served his a six-page resolution amalgamat ing various regulations governing arcadia-sponsored elections was passed wednesday by arcadia most important provision was that a can didate must submit his expense ac count before the votes are tabulated by the election committee a discussion of the statement of the office of the dean of stu dents concerning social peti tions followed the following is arcadia's statement on the mat ter arcadia is investigating the vari ous ramifications of the recent state ment by the office of the dean of students concerning social petitions and their effect upon the student body after conference with the dean a report will be returned to the council when these facts are known appropriate action will be taken arcadia's campus committee in collaboration with phi eta sigma is looking into the possi bility of having the library opened longer at night a foreign students committee has been set up to aid incoming foreign students and help orient them to life on the lehigh campus a big brother program will be set up to write letters and help foreign stu dents to get situated in their rooms california rector leads chapel monday seminar gram prior to accepting the cali fornia post in 1949 he served as rector at st george's church as toria long island and st bartholo mew's church brooklyn by tom kelly jerome hines noted basso of metropolitan opera fame will make his initial appearance at lehigh to night as the feature attraction of the student concerts-lectures series fourth offering at 8 in grace hall lehigh undergraduates will be admitted free on presenta tion of id cards general admis sion tickets will go for 1 at the box office which will open at 7 p.m now in his eighth season with the metropolitan the six-foot-six inch hines can point to 15 years of pro fessional experience hines made his bow in operatic circles in 1939 with the los angeles election petitions available feb 9 petitions will be available feb 9 for the ninth arcadia proposed ar cadians will have one week to get their signed petitions in to the ar cadia office a meeting of all candidates will be held on feb 18 when all cam paigning regulations will officially begin final balloting for the election will be on march 4 5 and 7 rev kermit castellanos will be the guest speaker at the 11 a.m uni versity chapel service this sunday according to chaplain raymond fuessle rev castellanos will lead a seminar at 7:30 p.m monday in the library browsing room the seminar will be open to the public subject of discussion will be rediscovering jesus members of the christian council will have an opportunity to meet the visiting minister informally at tea at leonard hall sunday after noon at 4 p.m rev castellanos is a personal friend of chaplain fuessle their friendship dating back to the days when they were classmates at the theological seminary at alexandria va at present rev castellanos is as sociate rector of all saints church beverly hills calif where he is in charge of an extensive youth pro polio fund proposed to honor bruce arcadia has adopted a proposal to recommend to president martin d whitaker that a bruce thompson memorial polio fund be set up at lehigh under the plan a specially appointed committee working in the name of the basketball star who succumbed to polio last december would apportion funds set aside from the cam pus chest drive to lehigh stu dents stricken with polio to start the fund a special drive would be held this year with funds in future years to be derived from the annual fall all-campus drive suggested committee members who would be appointed by arca dia are honorary chairman john e thompson bruce's father chair man coach anthony packer chap lain raymond e fuessle paul j franz assistant to the president elmer w glick treasurer thomas a faillace 57 clyde r royster 55 harry w stotz 55 and robert k haltenhoff 55 rev kermit castellanos supporters of the theory that lib eral arts graduates have industrial opportunities equal with those of technical graduates gained some concrete evidence in their favor as a result of the symposium of busi nessmen and educators held by the college english association insti tute for industry-liberal arts ex change at lehigh recently the surprising revelation brought out at the exchange was that openings for arts grad uates are relatively more exten sive than is popularly known the nearly 50 persons represent ing more than 20 companies and al most as many colleges and universi ties uncovered the basic fact that although the arts man experiences some early difficulty he proves to be more adaptable and after a fair ly short time a higher-paid em ployee than the technical degree holder it was also disclosed that large corporations hire approximately even numbers of arts and technical men each year for example soco ny-vacuum co hires approximately 50 arts and 50 technical graduates each year standard oil of new jer sey hires one non-technical for every two technical graduates of the college graduates american telephone and telegraph hired last year 41 per cent hold degrees in see find p*s 5 friday january 7 1955 volume 66 — number 22 lehigh university bethlehem pa lehigh university brown and white hayes revises social regimen to meet state's liquor code solons tighten election costs reporting rule group heads to bear onus of enforcement by george l beezer dean byron c hayes jerome hynes gigantic singer of metropolitan opera fame makes his initial appearance at grace hall tonight in the fourth student concerts-lecture hynes has had 15 years of experience in the operatic field hines noted basso sings for scl at 8 arts graduates fare equally with engineers