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attempting to reliffht it stubbs kindled a small fire under stubbs said the trouble started when a relief janitor temporarily replacing one off duty after a fall on the ice failed to heed instruc tions supposed to rake the coals in the water heater toward the center in order to keep the fire going he neglected to do so as a result the fire went out the chimney with papers and char coal he left the furnace room door open and the smoke disdaining the chimney took the obvious out — the door to the faculty dining room during the ensuing melee a waiter was seen rushing from the kitchen with a fire extinguisher he groped his way downstairs only to learn that where there's smoke there's sometimes nothing more than just smoke trio discuss hoover report social science organizations of lehigh university will present a symposium on the much-dis cussed hoover report on monday march 13 at 8 p.m in packard lab the three speakers are rocco j tresolini asst prof of political science who will trace the back ground of the hoover report and reveal the present dangers to our fundamental doctrines of govern ment harvey e brazer instructor in public finance whose main topic will be the principles and problems of budgetary procedure and george howatt instructor in political science who will present the major reforms embodied in the recommendations of the hoov er report at the conclusion of the addresses the meeting will be thrown open to questions from the audience the symposium open to the public will be presided over by rolland l adams president and publisher of the bethlehem globe times and chairman of the local branch of the bi-partisan citizens commttee for the hoover report political science assembly to include convention plans plans for the year will be outlined and preparations for the coming conventions will be discussed at the next session of the politi cal science assembly newton frishberg arts 50 president of the assembly also said that at the meeting delegates for the regional con ference to be held at muhlenberg will be chosen interested members as well as re this meeting thursday march 9 at 4:10 p.m in room 34 coppee hall members joining at this time will not be handicapped for suf ficinet time remains for preparing for the april 13-16 convention at harrisburg according to george howatt faculty adviser to the group lehigh's participation in the intercollegiate conference on gov ernment is sponsored by the po litical science assembly the i.c.g each year conducts some form of a model political assembly two years ago the activity was a model national political convention last year a model convention state leg islature and this year a model state constitutional convention northeastern region of the i.c.g will hold a regional con ference a muhlenberg college al lentown saturday march 11 at gular members are invited to attend this conference some officers will be chosen to officiate at the an nual convention plans for this convention will be adopted at this regional conference particiation in i c.g activities is designed to furnish the student with training and experience in political activities approximating as closely as possible the counter part of these activities in public af fairs last year justin mccarthy arts 50 who was chairman of the le high delegation was elected chair man of the committee on state government all schools are eligible to sub mit nominations for convention of ficers who are chosen by popular vote of the delegates chairmen and clerks for various committees will be elected at the regional con ference at muhlenberg on satur day brown and white lehigh university tuesday march 7 1950 volume 59 — number 7 bethlehem pa lehigh swimmers defeat f&m become mid-atlantic champs have fun . . . bel delaware seip lehigh reetz lehigh murray delaware time 1:44.7 record 200 breaststroke — miller delaware prigg lehigh baird delaware garner lehigh chang swarthmore time 2:39.7 440 freestyle r high f&m potter swarth more paules lehigh dougherty delaware clements delaware time 5:18.5 record 300 individual medley relay draves swarth more kerper west chester seip lehigh campbell delaware russell west chester time 3:55.3 400 freshman freestyle relay — lehigh flynn fetterman hartenstine schaefer lafayette f&m west chester delaware time 3:49 400 freestyle relay f&m dixon king r high i high lehigh lafayette delaware west chester 1 lehigh 53 points 2 f&m 46 points 3 delaware u _ 4o points 4 swarthmore 23 points 5 lafayette 15 points 6 west chester _... 9 points 7 drexel ..._ _ 3 points dickinson 3 points coach bill christian gets a helping hand from the members of lehigh's victorious swimming team after their victory in the mid dle ala n tic tournament at f&m coach bill enjoyed the cool swim after a hot hoy day at the pool the lehigh swimmers garnered a total of 53 points to gsn a seven point edge over franklin and marshall delaware placed third with 40 points while swarthmore lafayette west chester drexel and dickinson finished behind the top three in that order arts freshmen to preregister choose major all freshman in the college of arts and science will make a tentative choice of a major be ginning on tuesday march 7 dean palmer head of the college of arts ond semester check-up on all freshmen will visit the head of the major which they choose from there they will go to their scheduled interview during this interview the student will also pre-register for the fall semester dean palmer pointed out that purpose of the interview is a sec ond secester check-up on all arts and science freshmen at this time they will endeavor to iron out various scholastic difficulties and problems of the student seip prigge and reetz 300 yard medley relay team hit 3:12.0 for their specialty in the opening event and thereby set a nfew mark for middle atlantic meets captain don post got fourth place in the 220 and 100 freestyles beating out f&m last year's winners lehigh won the middle atlantic swimming championship last saturday by a 53 to 46 score six new records were set — one by lehigh — and one old record tied biß seip took third place in both the 150 backstroke and 300 indivi dual medley relay gil casiraghi and swede hansen placed sec ond and fifth in a 50 yard dash which saw king of f&m tie the meet record of 24.6 dick comes lehigh's number one diver took second place in the dive behind grier of delaware prigg and garner finished second and fourth in the 200 breastroke an event in which pete haupt set a new record last year walt mac kinnon placed third in the 100 yard dash following i high and a new record of 54.6 for the a new record of 54.6 for tha event other lehigh men who placed were charlie paules who grabbed a third place in the 440 and carl reetz finished fourth in the backstroke but the real sensations of the afernoon were the high brothers of f&m i high set new records in the 220 and 100 and his brother r high set a new mark in the 440 in addition they swam third and fourth in the 400 freestyle team which took that event summaries 300 medley relay — lehigh seip prigge reetz delaware lafayette f&m west ches ter time 3:12.0 record 300 freshman medley re.lay — delaware may er augley presnell lafayette swarthmore lehigh west chester time 3:15.8 220 freestyle l high f&m potter swarth more whitmore dickinson post lehigh r high f&m time 24.6 record 50 freestyle king f&m casiraghi lehigh bishop delaware snyder swarthmore han sen lehigh time 24.6 dive — grier delaware comes lehigh hench lafayette swan drexel valentino f&m 220 freshman freestyle — doman f&m schae fer lehigh fetterman lehigh mo's lafay ette rlolland swarthmore time 2:25.3 100 freestyle l high f&m mackinnon le high post lehigh vollrath drexel time 54.6 record 150 backstroke — draves swarthmore camp present some remarks concerning letting the campus know what you are doing edwin wallace arts 50 and dean seidle will discuss program ming and social planning in panel six this is an opportunity for le high students to get some free in formation about the inner work ings of a campus organizations haltenhoff explained arcadia to hold student forum meeting quality to be stressed in order to aid present members of activities and living groups in furthering the efficiency and quality of their respective asperations arcadia is sponsoring its second student leadershp forum thursday march 9 7:30 p.m in packard auditorium according to ed hal tenhoff appearing before the group for the first time president whitaker will open the forum with a short talk on the relationship between tudent activities and the student immediately following president whitaker's talk the assembly will kreak up into panels and start their discussions in various class rooms in packard laboratory six panels are scheduled parlimentary proceedure election systems in cluding proportional representa tion what every treasurer should know the secretary and his work publicity and programming and social planning at the parlimentary pro cedure panel barrett davis as sociate professor of speech john jordan president of arcadia and robert lewison panel leader will hold a mock meeting with the panel members participating rob rt's rules of order will be dis cussed before and during the meet ing george howatt instructor in government who has specialized in the subject of proportional rep resentation and has studied elec tion methods on college campuses throughout the country will dis cuss election methods with don ald miller me 50 chairman of the arcadia elections committee at panel two robert courntey bus 50 treas urer of arcadia has group for his presentation of what every treasuerer should know a p koch assistant professor of ac counting will specifically discuss the fraternity accounting system whle c b schmichly of mowers dairies will cover a topic appro priate to the discussion what every secretary should know will include some informa tion about duties which confront a secretary this discussion will also be discussed panel five will have c j mora vec university news editor and prof c wilton wynn head of journalism department covering off-campus and on-campus pub licity jim kennedy bus 51 pub licity chairman of arcadia will heap big smoke but no fire reinacted in lamberton hall according to lambchops manager hal stubbs no damage was done and there really was no fire at all despite this smoke pouring in pro heap big smoke but no fire was the jittery themesong friday in the faculty dining room when smoke rushed in and waiters rushed out and confusion reigned — for a minute vided a few lively moments for professors used to uneventful meals
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 59 no. 7 |
Date | 1950-03-07 |
Month | 03 |
Day | 07 |
Year | 1950 |
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 59 no. 7 |
Date | 1950-03-07 |
Month | 03 |
Day | 07 |
Year | 1950 |
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Digital Responsible Institution | Lehigh University |
Digital Responsible Institution Code | PBL |
Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | attempting to reliffht it stubbs kindled a small fire under stubbs said the trouble started when a relief janitor temporarily replacing one off duty after a fall on the ice failed to heed instruc tions supposed to rake the coals in the water heater toward the center in order to keep the fire going he neglected to do so as a result the fire went out the chimney with papers and char coal he left the furnace room door open and the smoke disdaining the chimney took the obvious out — the door to the faculty dining room during the ensuing melee a waiter was seen rushing from the kitchen with a fire extinguisher he groped his way downstairs only to learn that where there's smoke there's sometimes nothing more than just smoke trio discuss hoover report social science organizations of lehigh university will present a symposium on the much-dis cussed hoover report on monday march 13 at 8 p.m in packard lab the three speakers are rocco j tresolini asst prof of political science who will trace the back ground of the hoover report and reveal the present dangers to our fundamental doctrines of govern ment harvey e brazer instructor in public finance whose main topic will be the principles and problems of budgetary procedure and george howatt instructor in political science who will present the major reforms embodied in the recommendations of the hoov er report at the conclusion of the addresses the meeting will be thrown open to questions from the audience the symposium open to the public will be presided over by rolland l adams president and publisher of the bethlehem globe times and chairman of the local branch of the bi-partisan citizens commttee for the hoover report political science assembly to include convention plans plans for the year will be outlined and preparations for the coming conventions will be discussed at the next session of the politi cal science assembly newton frishberg arts 50 president of the assembly also said that at the meeting delegates for the regional con ference to be held at muhlenberg will be chosen interested members as well as re this meeting thursday march 9 at 4:10 p.m in room 34 coppee hall members joining at this time will not be handicapped for suf ficinet time remains for preparing for the april 13-16 convention at harrisburg according to george howatt faculty adviser to the group lehigh's participation in the intercollegiate conference on gov ernment is sponsored by the po litical science assembly the i.c.g each year conducts some form of a model political assembly two years ago the activity was a model national political convention last year a model convention state leg islature and this year a model state constitutional convention northeastern region of the i.c.g will hold a regional con ference a muhlenberg college al lentown saturday march 11 at gular members are invited to attend this conference some officers will be chosen to officiate at the an nual convention plans for this convention will be adopted at this regional conference particiation in i c.g activities is designed to furnish the student with training and experience in political activities approximating as closely as possible the counter part of these activities in public af fairs last year justin mccarthy arts 50 who was chairman of the le high delegation was elected chair man of the committee on state government all schools are eligible to sub mit nominations for convention of ficers who are chosen by popular vote of the delegates chairmen and clerks for various committees will be elected at the regional con ference at muhlenberg on satur day brown and white lehigh university tuesday march 7 1950 volume 59 — number 7 bethlehem pa lehigh swimmers defeat f&m become mid-atlantic champs have fun . . . bel delaware seip lehigh reetz lehigh murray delaware time 1:44.7 record 200 breaststroke — miller delaware prigg lehigh baird delaware garner lehigh chang swarthmore time 2:39.7 440 freestyle r high f&m potter swarth more paules lehigh dougherty delaware clements delaware time 5:18.5 record 300 individual medley relay draves swarth more kerper west chester seip lehigh campbell delaware russell west chester time 3:55.3 400 freshman freestyle relay — lehigh flynn fetterman hartenstine schaefer lafayette f&m west chester delaware time 3:49 400 freestyle relay f&m dixon king r high i high lehigh lafayette delaware west chester 1 lehigh 53 points 2 f&m 46 points 3 delaware u _ 4o points 4 swarthmore 23 points 5 lafayette 15 points 6 west chester _... 9 points 7 drexel ..._ _ 3 points dickinson 3 points coach bill christian gets a helping hand from the members of lehigh's victorious swimming team after their victory in the mid dle ala n tic tournament at f&m coach bill enjoyed the cool swim after a hot hoy day at the pool the lehigh swimmers garnered a total of 53 points to gsn a seven point edge over franklin and marshall delaware placed third with 40 points while swarthmore lafayette west chester drexel and dickinson finished behind the top three in that order arts freshmen to preregister choose major all freshman in the college of arts and science will make a tentative choice of a major be ginning on tuesday march 7 dean palmer head of the college of arts ond semester check-up on all freshmen will visit the head of the major which they choose from there they will go to their scheduled interview during this interview the student will also pre-register for the fall semester dean palmer pointed out that purpose of the interview is a sec ond secester check-up on all arts and science freshmen at this time they will endeavor to iron out various scholastic difficulties and problems of the student seip prigge and reetz 300 yard medley relay team hit 3:12.0 for their specialty in the opening event and thereby set a nfew mark for middle atlantic meets captain don post got fourth place in the 220 and 100 freestyles beating out f&m last year's winners lehigh won the middle atlantic swimming championship last saturday by a 53 to 46 score six new records were set — one by lehigh — and one old record tied biß seip took third place in both the 150 backstroke and 300 indivi dual medley relay gil casiraghi and swede hansen placed sec ond and fifth in a 50 yard dash which saw king of f&m tie the meet record of 24.6 dick comes lehigh's number one diver took second place in the dive behind grier of delaware prigg and garner finished second and fourth in the 200 breastroke an event in which pete haupt set a new record last year walt mac kinnon placed third in the 100 yard dash following i high and a new record of 54.6 for the a new record of 54.6 for tha event other lehigh men who placed were charlie paules who grabbed a third place in the 440 and carl reetz finished fourth in the backstroke but the real sensations of the afernoon were the high brothers of f&m i high set new records in the 220 and 100 and his brother r high set a new mark in the 440 in addition they swam third and fourth in the 400 freestyle team which took that event summaries 300 medley relay — lehigh seip prigge reetz delaware lafayette f&m west ches ter time 3:12.0 record 300 freshman medley re.lay — delaware may er augley presnell lafayette swarthmore lehigh west chester time 3:15.8 220 freestyle l high f&m potter swarth more whitmore dickinson post lehigh r high f&m time 24.6 record 50 freestyle king f&m casiraghi lehigh bishop delaware snyder swarthmore han sen lehigh time 24.6 dive — grier delaware comes lehigh hench lafayette swan drexel valentino f&m 220 freshman freestyle — doman f&m schae fer lehigh fetterman lehigh mo's lafay ette rlolland swarthmore time 2:25.3 100 freestyle l high f&m mackinnon le high post lehigh vollrath drexel time 54.6 record 150 backstroke — draves swarthmore camp present some remarks concerning letting the campus know what you are doing edwin wallace arts 50 and dean seidle will discuss program ming and social planning in panel six this is an opportunity for le high students to get some free in formation about the inner work ings of a campus organizations haltenhoff explained arcadia to hold student forum meeting quality to be stressed in order to aid present members of activities and living groups in furthering the efficiency and quality of their respective asperations arcadia is sponsoring its second student leadershp forum thursday march 9 7:30 p.m in packard auditorium according to ed hal tenhoff appearing before the group for the first time president whitaker will open the forum with a short talk on the relationship between tudent activities and the student immediately following president whitaker's talk the assembly will kreak up into panels and start their discussions in various class rooms in packard laboratory six panels are scheduled parlimentary proceedure election systems in cluding proportional representa tion what every treasurer should know the secretary and his work publicity and programming and social planning at the parlimentary pro cedure panel barrett davis as sociate professor of speech john jordan president of arcadia and robert lewison panel leader will hold a mock meeting with the panel members participating rob rt's rules of order will be dis cussed before and during the meet ing george howatt instructor in government who has specialized in the subject of proportional rep resentation and has studied elec tion methods on college campuses throughout the country will dis cuss election methods with don ald miller me 50 chairman of the arcadia elections committee at panel two robert courntey bus 50 treas urer of arcadia has group for his presentation of what every treasuerer should know a p koch assistant professor of ac counting will specifically discuss the fraternity accounting system whle c b schmichly of mowers dairies will cover a topic appro priate to the discussion what every secretary should know will include some informa tion about duties which confront a secretary this discussion will also be discussed panel five will have c j mora vec university news editor and prof c wilton wynn head of journalism department covering off-campus and on-campus pub licity jim kennedy bus 51 pub licity chairman of arcadia will heap big smoke but no fire reinacted in lamberton hall according to lambchops manager hal stubbs no damage was done and there really was no fire at all despite this smoke pouring in pro heap big smoke but no fire was the jittery themesong friday in the faculty dining room when smoke rushed in and waiters rushed out and confusion reigned — for a minute vided a few lively moments for professors used to uneventful meals |
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