Brown and White Vol. 78 no. 14

              brown and white vol 78 - no 14 bethlehem pa friday november 4 1966 866033 concert to head list in varied hp activity by dan gladding fall houseparty complete with its loves heartbreaks and hang overs will start with the four tops concert ln grace hall tonight the weekend one of the two biggest events of the lehigh social calendar will include living group parties tonight and tomorrow night a home football game with davidson college sundry cocktail parties and other activities appearing tonight at 8:15 p.m in grace hall will be the shlrelles and mary wells ln addition to the four tops hit songs of the three groups include " reach out " beat me to the punch mamasaid will you love me tomorrow 7 and " ask the lonely according to bob brown 67 chairman of the concert committee all 3,400 seats in grace hall will be filled there will be no standing room because of fire laws lack of space and the possibility of heat discomfort no tickets will be sold at the door during intermission the winner of the houseparty queen contest will be announced the winner will be chosen from a field of five by a panel of three faculty members and three stu dents the five girls were selected from a field of ten con testants earlier this week by student voting living groups will not be allowed to have parties during the concert unless they have bought their quota of tickets and have petitioned for a party closed living group parties may begin following the concert at 11 p.m all persons who are not members or dates of members must leave parties to night at 2 a.m all parties must close at 4 a.m tomorrow morning classes will be suspended to morrow the football game against davidson will begin at 1:30 p.m tomorrow ln taylor stadium during half-time ceremonies ln which the band will participate the houseparty queen will be presented ln a motorcade afternoon cocktail parties may not begin until 5 p.m following the game living group parties will be opened to all lehigh stu dents and their dates and bona fide lehigh guests and their dates at 10 p.m however at 2 a.m sunday all persons who are not members or dates of members must leave the living group ln question living group parties will terminate at 4 a.m sunday all beer kegs must be off tap by 3 a.m both saturday aod sunday mornings living groups may reopen once again at 10 a.m sunday morning the final hour for departure of dates is 4 p.m sunday there b&w photo by bertlesen williams winners james waring 69 left and chris han son 67 with their revere silver cup won at wednesday night's final round of the williams debate contest waring and hanson also shared the first prize money of 200 rhc backs solon fund by john seitz juniors opposed the proposed arcadia roving fund met with both an initial victory and defeat this week when presented to the cabinet cf the class of 68 and the residence halls council in a nearly unanimous vote rhc approved the program as it stands while the 68 cabinet rejected it by a vote of 16-11 the extension of arcadia's present roving fund includes pro visions for the selling of student activities cards and a back stopping fund for events which incur losses following the approval of a majority of the class cabinets rhc and the interfraternity council the proposal is expected to be submitted to a student referendum in the december arcadia election if the project ls approved at that time lt will go into effect next year if it is rejected or an insufficient number of students vote then lt will be resubmitted to the students during the class elections according to arcadia treasurer d'arey rober 67 the purpose of the fund was stated to be the reduction of losses for all arcadia-approved all-campus events sponsored by a student organization it will be used to subsidize worthwhile projects such as speakers lectures and films which would not be otherwise possible within an organization budget also it will provide additional funds for student-run organizations which are not faculty sponsored since the student activities committee will no longer be responsible for backs topping the class of 68 in rejecting the plan believed that an organization should be willing to risk a loss in sponsoring an activity which provides superior entertainment for the university additional funds for the fund cabinet accepts ' 69 constitution the class of 69 cabinet voted tuesday night to accept its class constitution as approved by the student activities committee debate on the constitution was limited to 40 minutes after which the constitution passed as written with 45 aye votes three more than the two-thirds needed for passage the debate centered on proposed changes presented to the cabinet by rlc wilson the major changes in his proposals were to have the members of the cabinet elected by their representatives instead of having them appointed by the cabinet's executive board wilson pointed out that he was speaking for the nearly 300 people who had signed the petition which he presented to the cabinet at its last meeting those opposing the constitution felt that the election of representatives to the cabinet would result in better communications between lt and members of the class and more equal representation on the cabinet they also felt that the executive board of the cabinet could not do as good a job in selecting members to represent livirfg groups as the members of the living groups themselves those favoring the constitution felt that the word representation in the preamble did not necessarily imply equal representation and that those not interested enough in the cabinet to file an application should not be permitted to serve on the cabinet â–  casey cogut president of the class said i would like nothing better than one representative from each living group on the cabinet bob engl replied that if cogut and other members of the cabinet felt this way then a provision should be written into the constitution senior sophomore win williams prize by donald palmer chris hanson 67 and james waring 69 won first prize of 200 and an inscribed silver cup ln the williams debate contest wednesday night ln christ mas saucon hall in second place were lee fuller 70 and bob mcgowan 70 who won 100 raymond g cowherd professor of history and a member of the williams prize committee presented the awards snd said that this year's contestants did very well under the pressure the debate was over the question of whether john blalsdell should be indicted for the murder of john wadlelgh the text for debate was a transcript of the trial which took place in fxter n.h ln 1822 â–  the case failed to produce any sound motive for niaidsdell murdering wadlelgh but lt presented much circumstantial evidence against him the judges associate professor of speech thoburn v barker associate professor of english albert e hartung and professor of history raymond g cowherd voted unanimously for the affirmative team professor barker who was co-chairman of this year's debate with debate coach richard hess ba photo by white steve lee 69 moves to limit debate on the class constit ution to 25 minutes at tha 69 class cabinet meeting on tuesday night th constitution was approved by the cabinet as written see revamped page 9 see sophomore page 7 see hp page 10 g notice _? because of houseparty \ there will be no issue of th j brown and whit on : j tuesday nov 8 the next 'â–  \ issue of the brown and \ white will be published [ friday nov 11 au : announcements and adver \ tislng must be delivered to j \ th brown and whit by . noon wednesday