Brown and White Vol. 69 no. 8

              love assisted by actress clair luce may conquer the hearts of an all-male campus tonight at 8:15 in givce hall in the first program of this season's student concerts-lec tures series miss luce will illustrate eras ol love discussed by aldous huxley in his essay fashions in love she will also present c'ramatic scenes from erotic per is ds in h story ihs scenes will include love for loves sake only using elizabeth barrett erowning and the son nets from the portugese as illus 1 rations romantic love a scene from la dame aux camellias by alexandre fils passion cleopatra in a scene from shakespeare's an tony and cleopatra love of power lady macßeth in a scene from shakespeare's macßet h lust salome scene from salome oscar wilde and spiritual love scene from st joan george bernard shaw theater-goers remember miss luce as the lead in cole port er's gay divorcee a role she played on broadway and in lon don an accomplished shakespearean actress miss luce is said to be the only american actress to have ap peared for a season at shakespeare memorial theater stratford on - avon at new york's city center she has starred in the taming of the shrew much ado about noth ing twelfth night and antony and cleopatra she has also starred in oscar wilde's salome miss luce made several films in england — rain the doll's house and anna christie on tv she has starred as becky sharpe in vanity fair as see miss luce page 5 see bands page 4 two of the main features of rush ing in previous years the saturday night bands and weekday lunch eons will be absent from rushing this year according to the final edition of rushing rules released by ifc from the first day of classes of the spring semester contacting will be permitted on two evenings of each week between 7 and 10 during the first full or part week the con tacting days will be tuesday and thursday each week thereafter until spring vacation the contacting days will al ternate between the monday and wednesday and tuesday and thurs day sequences during the two-week period following spring vacation rush 116 to graduate on founder's day ball to climax parents day an annual event here since 1947 the charity ball will climax parents day the rhythmic music of the collegians will provide dancing pleasure for all in the quiet at mosphere of the colorful upper floor of grace hall highlighting the evening will be the crowning of the lucky mom and dad as king and queen of the ball coronation gifts will be presented sa memoirs of the event a wishing well which may grant wishes for all will also be featured coins exchanged for dreams will help the campus chest pass its goal of 5,000 tickets may be obtained from recognized campus chest solicitors for a donation of 3 per couple houseparty rules have been re leased by associate dean of stu dents preston parr the rules which were subject to approval by the dean's office ifc rhc arcadia and town council were okayed last spring houseparty begins officially at 4 p.m friday nov 1 and ends at 5 p.m sunday nov 3 dates may enter living group quarters desig nated for them at 4 and must depart not later than 5 p.m on sunday this sunday afternoon at 2:30 the 79th annual founder's day cere monies will begin at packer memorial chapel sixty seniors and 56 graduate students will be awarded degrees the commencement speaker will be james p mitchell united states secretary of labor mitchell who became labor secretary on oct 9 1953 had been a director of personnel and industrial relations for r h macy & co and vice president of bloomingdale bros prior to his appointment as assistant secretary of the army in april 1953 in 1955 he supported president eisenhower's request for a thres 3 r ear extension of the reciprocal trade agreement and also the veto by kansas gov fred hall of the right-tc-work bill which would have prohibited union shop contracts he has also cooperated with eisenhower to intensify efforts to eliminate racial and religious discrimination from plants en gaged in government work during the 1956 steel strike mitchell announced that the u.s government would not interfere in negotiations between management and labor in answer to gov stevenson's challenge of the good faith of eisenhower's efforts to revise the taft-hartley act mitchell appealed in keeping with custom satur day morning classes on nov 2 have been suspended by special faculty action under the rules houseparty functions officially begin with living group dinners at 6 friday evening a cocktail party may be petitioned for before dinner hp formal will begin at 9 p.m and end at 1 a.m saturday for couples who do not wish to remain for the entire formal resi dences may be reentered at mid night however parties may not be gin and alcoholic beverages may not be served until 1 a.m parties will start in living groups at 1 a.m and extend to 3:30 a.m a coffee hour will be allowed until 3:30 m men must be out of women's residences by 4 a.m but g:rls may sign out at that t me en their own responsibility men may r center women's resi dences at 10 a.m saturday how ever the next official function le high-bucknell football game will not begin until 1:30 p ; . living group theme ] arties may begin at 5 p.m saturda and last to 4 a.m sunday from 3 to 4 a.m sunday coffee hours are scheduled on the last day of the weekend living groups will open for break fast and activities at 10 a.m afrotc men have prom sat airmen and their dates will dance to he music of joe resetar at the annual air from to be held in the lower floor of grace hall saturday oct 19 a featured part of the event will be the arnold air society initiation at 5 that afternoon the speaker will be newly ap pointed professor of air sci ence col kenneth e strauss the dance is scheduled to get un derway at 9 p m and continue until twelve tickets may be purchased from members of the saber society the cost is 2.20 and dress is formal easier than by hand this power shovel is being used in the digging of trenches for sewage pipes along taylor st pipes are also being placed on upper campus along bth st in front of the new dorm see cabinet page 3 friday october 11 1957 concert lunch game scheduled for parents be-.emigh university m ma / ¦ jh rawn and w hite cloir luce to give exhibition on love vol 69 — no 8 un 6-0331 no flu epidemic on campus but sick list grows clair luce rush rules tightened chest campaign short of goal the fifth annual parents day will get under w.y tomorrow when thousands of visitors gather on campus to sample cur hospitality highlight of this weekend to which all the parents have been invited in a letter from presi dent martin d whitaker will be the lehigh-gettysburg football game in taylor stadium the first gathering of parents students and faculty will be at the buffet luncheon on the lower floor of grace hall at 11 a.m to 12:30 ihis will insure enough time for everyone to make his way to the stadium for the pre-game exhibition by the university brown and white band because of the construction on campus at this time parking facili ties have been provided in two loca-v tions in the lot adjacent to broughal junior high school and behind tay-v lor gym above the stadium stu dents whose parents are attending parents day have been provided with parking permits monday and tuesday of this see parents page 3 by robert walters despite an increased number of illnesses reported to the university health center this week there is no epidemic of any nature affecting lehigh this siatment was issued to the brown and white on wednes day by dr george mccoy jr director of the university health serv ice and dr joseph pomponio assistant director dr mccoy added that although there are some cases of respiratory infection among the reported sickness the exact nature of the illness could not be determined dr pomponio explained that the asian strain of influenza currently sweeping the country takes at least two weeks to isolate and identify by that time the illness which affects the individual for only a week vill have passed dr mccoy warned there is lothing to get alarmed about there s an outbreak of respiratory dis ease but we cannot be sure of ex ictly what it is last february we iad the same number of cases but lobody became alarmed because his great fear of asian influenza lid not exist this is no time to ush the panic button figures released by the health service department of public information and dean's office show that there is a 50 per cent increase in the number of visits to the health center as compared with this time last year as of wednesday 78 students had see mccoy page 6 with the campaign - climaxing charity ball scheduled for tomor row night the campus chest is still short of its 5,000 goal it is hoped that the don't do now what you can put off till tomorrow habit characteristic of so many phases of lehigh life will pull the red mark over the top of the brown feather almost all of the donations will see chest page 4 dean parr okays houseporfy 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