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will obtain their tickets from 4:30-5 p.m on monday these tickets will also have been with drawn as priority numbers came up the priority list for the first drawing follows 1 drnvo n 1 & 2 20 sigma i*hi eps'ilon 2 dravo i 4 & 5 21 theta xi 3 pi kappa alpha 22 drinke 1 1 kappa sigma 23 taylor c i sigma nil 2 town group 6 drinker 2b 25 alpha tim omega 7 kappa alpha 20 richards 2b 8 richards 3b 27 dravo o 3 * 4 !>. price hall 28 dravo b 2 & 3 10 delta tun delta 2 theta chi 11 town council 0 alpha lambda m 12 drfevo c 1 & 2 31 taylor b 1"i theta kappa phi 32 town council 14 town group 38 town council 15 m-m 1a 34 phi gamma delta 18 town group 88 alpha sigma phi 17 town council 88 dravo c 3 & 4 18 chi psi 37 theta delta chi 19 beta theta pi 38 m-m 2b see dravo page 6 intra-mural athletics and addition al parking areas for athletic events are • among the reasons lehigh en tered a recent land deal which in cluded acquisition and trades by lehigh bethlehem steel and the city of bethlehem here is what happened 1 bethlehem steel bought an old knitting mill and ground located at sixth and atlantic sts and will deed it to the city for a playground 2 bethlehem deeded the indian park property on south mountain to bethlehem steel which in turn will give it to lehigh 3 to replace the indian park area the steel company will give bethlehem a large tract atop south mountain located to the west of the new research center lehigh wants the indian park area in order to develop it for intra-mural sports at present the park has a large picnic ground and is the home of two little league baseball leagues lehigh will develop this property for its own uses but will construct and maintain little league fields for the south side teams it is understood that bethlehem steel needs a portion of the indian park area for parking for their new research center and for access roads to the center site bethlehem steel crews are already at work cutting trees and surveying the site frosh to create skits for lafayette contest tickets for the lehigh-lafayette game on november 23 will be avail able on monday and tuesday nov 18 and 19 to establish the order in which living groups would be permitted to pick up their tickets two drawings were held the first drawing set a priority list for student tickets one per i.d card and for married students who wish a second ticket this second ticket costs 3.50 the second drawing is for those students who wish more than one ticket with the exception of married students who want two except for town groups tickets for the first drawing should be picked up according to the fol lowing schedule on monday nov 18 priority no time 1-15 9:10-10:10 a.m 16-30 10:10-11:10 a.m 31-45 ll:10-noon 46-60 2:10 3:10 p.m 61-76 3:10 4:00 p.m town council will order tickets through the system devised by the council members will bring i.d cards to the student activities of fice council officials will use the cards to pick up tickets from 4-4:30 on monday these tickets will have been set aside as priority numbers came up in the drawing members of the town group tuesday nov 19 7 p.m dravo al 7:10 p.m dravo a 2 7:20 p.m dravo bl 7:30 p.m dravo b2 7:40 p.m dravo cl 7:50 p.m dravo c 2 8 p.m dravo dl 8:10 p.m dravo d 2 8:20 p.m drinker 3a 8:30 p.m drinker 3b 8:40 p.m drinker 4 wednesday nov 20 4:10 p.m drinker i 4:20 p.m drinker 2a 4:30 p.m drinker 2b 4:40 p,m richards i 4:50 p.m richards 2a 5 p.m richards 2b 5:10 p.m rich ards 3a 5:30 p.m richards 3b 5:30 p.m richards 4a 5:40 p.m rich ards 4b 5:50 p.m leonard hall ifc refused to accept the bill pre sented to them by the university for payment of police at the entrance to sayre park saturday of houseparty the fraternity group made the vote after a long discussion on the motion it was defeated by a wide margin some of the reasons given by rep resentatives were if ifc pays the bill for this houseparty we will probably be paying them for all coming housepartys the students did not have any voice about how many police were to be hired or how much the were to be paid most of the men present seemed to be of the opinion that it was not the amount of the bill that was objec tionable but the fact that they were presented with a bill for services which they had no voice in selecting and which some deemed unneces sary don garravanti president of ifc informed the group that dean parr will discuss the mat ter at a meeting with ifc rhc a representative from the treas urer's office and others in other actions at the meeting dudley johnson assistant professor of economics was elected faculty advisor to ifc the selection is pending on the acceptance of the post by johnson a letter was read to the meeting from university of delaware report ing that a dormitory spirit trophy was missing from a women's resi dence hall the sender of the letter re quested if any one at lehigh knows about this trophy to re turn it to the school or to any ifc officer no questions will be asked . john mimnaugh made a motion that ifc appoint a committee to help fraternities get better acquaint ed with foreign students inoculate now to defeat 2nd flu onslaught serious new flu wave due to hit here soon read a headline in a recent edition of the philadelphia inquirer authorities warn that possibly two more waves of asian influ enza can attack the area both of them with more serious conse quences than the first yet only 100 lehigh students have taken advantage of the low-cost in fluenza vaccine opportunity at the health center those who have received one inoculation should get another one as a booster after a month dr mccoy announced the health center has plenty of vaccine we can get more if needed the fifty cent price is very reason able inoculation will be available any time of day at the health center we want the entire student body protected mccoy concluded deft cleric confuses amuses science not set on sand ' cyanide is sponsoring a pre-lafay ette freshman skit contest all freshman residence hall sections are required to stage a skit depicting the traditional rivalry with lafayette trials will be held in packard lab auditorium nov 19 and 20 the basis for judging will be originality uniqueness presen tation and the relationship to the age-old tradition of the lafayette-lehigh rivalry the two winners of each day will compete at the pep rally nov 22 in grace hall the rules for the contest are every freshman section must put on a skit every skit must be three or four minutes long expenditures shall not exceed ten dollars with an itemized list to be submitted to the class cabinet schedule for skit trials which he drove home with emphasis he spoke extemporaneously until the third major part of his lecture and referred to notes then it appeared only to be sure not to lose his non-professional audience because of its un familiarity with his material unfortunately at this point even more capable math students among undergraduates had begun to fall by the wayside the title of father clark's lecture is regarded by many experts as the most crucial intellectual question of this century he reviewed briefly the approach to problems in mathematics and then established that the relationship between a set of mathematical and physical entities is known as an isomorphism and describes the logical structure on which the systems and the relationship are built see research page 5 mccoy scores wake pep pills every time there is an exam period we get cases of boys who take pep pills or stay-awake pills study all night for a test and then come to the health center in the morning on the verge of collapse naturally they never get to take the test they study for all night com mented dr mccoy director f the health service it certainly doesn't take much sense to figure out that you can't be in very good physical or mental shape to fight something as demanding as an hour quiz if you don't get any sleep added the doctor due to the crowded test period which followed the two week class recess several such cases have been treated at the health center one of them had used seven stay-awake pills buy epitome now before price rise students who wish to take advant age of the current low price of the 1958 epitome will have to buy them before dec 1 after that date the price will jump from the present 6.25 to 6.75 the award-winning yearbook ad ded another honor to its long list this year by winning top place at the pi delta epsilon journalism honorary national convention by walt grabowsky isomorphism paradoxes foundations research and evaluation were the four points on which the rev joseph t clark s.j professor of philosophy at can isius college developed his cls lecture thursday in 1 packard lab auditorium on his fourth visit here father clark lectured on is modern science set on mathematical quick sands he was heard with mixed reactions and different degrees of appreciation by an audience of about 400 a most engaging speaker father clark ranged the width of the speaker's platform chalk in hand to demonstrate an acute master of audience and subject matter mathematicians listened absorbed and intent while in many cases those beside them caught only the highlights of the speaker's lecture and those points vol 69 — no 13 judiciary unit says all quiet on party front ' tuesday nov 12 1957 triangular weal arises from deal by city-u-steel it was a quiet houseparty — no arrests no expulsions no suspensions walt grabowsky chairman of lehigh's nine-member houseparty judiciary committee said in general the students conducted them selves in a manner that did not require any action he added that his group found no obvious examples of ungentle manly conduct and ". . . the students observed the spirit of houseparty regulations toward which we've been working fipr the last three semesters this sets a precedent when compared with previous houseparty ifc rejects police bill nolan again — despite a strong but fruitless last quarter scoring bid the engineers could not extend their undefeated record against an equally strong but reserve-rich vmi ball team nolan is pictured above gaining ground on the option play lafayette game tix on sale next week watch dogging expeditions but grabowsky did report several minor incidents involving students town youths and policemen the most common infraction was failure to halt the beer flow at pre-arranged times he said the houseparty code requires living groups to turn off the taps at 3:30 a.m saturday morning and 3 a.m sunday morning sev eral living groups were caught serving brew during the 3-4 a.m coffee hour sunday morning violators received warnings second most common infraction involved lovesick students linger ing at the 4 a.m sunday checkout time these violators also received warnings but violations involving fresh men tended to be a bit more ser ious one freshman whose name was withheld was assessed one university disciplinary demerit for drunkenness the student was found to be under-age a group of first-year students see houses page 3 lehigh university brown and white lu bethlehem pa
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 69 no. 13 |
Date | 1957-11-12 |
Month | 11 |
Day | 12 |
Year | 1957 |
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 69 no. 13 |
Date | 1957-11-12 |
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Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | will obtain their tickets from 4:30-5 p.m on monday these tickets will also have been with drawn as priority numbers came up the priority list for the first drawing follows 1 drnvo n 1 & 2 20 sigma i*hi eps'ilon 2 dravo i 4 & 5 21 theta xi 3 pi kappa alpha 22 drinke 1 1 kappa sigma 23 taylor c i sigma nil 2 town group 6 drinker 2b 25 alpha tim omega 7 kappa alpha 20 richards 2b 8 richards 3b 27 dravo o 3 * 4 !>. price hall 28 dravo b 2 & 3 10 delta tun delta 2 theta chi 11 town council 0 alpha lambda m 12 drfevo c 1 & 2 31 taylor b 1"i theta kappa phi 32 town council 14 town group 38 town council 15 m-m 1a 34 phi gamma delta 18 town group 88 alpha sigma phi 17 town council 88 dravo c 3 & 4 18 chi psi 37 theta delta chi 19 beta theta pi 38 m-m 2b see dravo page 6 intra-mural athletics and addition al parking areas for athletic events are • among the reasons lehigh en tered a recent land deal which in cluded acquisition and trades by lehigh bethlehem steel and the city of bethlehem here is what happened 1 bethlehem steel bought an old knitting mill and ground located at sixth and atlantic sts and will deed it to the city for a playground 2 bethlehem deeded the indian park property on south mountain to bethlehem steel which in turn will give it to lehigh 3 to replace the indian park area the steel company will give bethlehem a large tract atop south mountain located to the west of the new research center lehigh wants the indian park area in order to develop it for intra-mural sports at present the park has a large picnic ground and is the home of two little league baseball leagues lehigh will develop this property for its own uses but will construct and maintain little league fields for the south side teams it is understood that bethlehem steel needs a portion of the indian park area for parking for their new research center and for access roads to the center site bethlehem steel crews are already at work cutting trees and surveying the site frosh to create skits for lafayette contest tickets for the lehigh-lafayette game on november 23 will be avail able on monday and tuesday nov 18 and 19 to establish the order in which living groups would be permitted to pick up their tickets two drawings were held the first drawing set a priority list for student tickets one per i.d card and for married students who wish a second ticket this second ticket costs 3.50 the second drawing is for those students who wish more than one ticket with the exception of married students who want two except for town groups tickets for the first drawing should be picked up according to the fol lowing schedule on monday nov 18 priority no time 1-15 9:10-10:10 a.m 16-30 10:10-11:10 a.m 31-45 ll:10-noon 46-60 2:10 3:10 p.m 61-76 3:10 4:00 p.m town council will order tickets through the system devised by the council members will bring i.d cards to the student activities of fice council officials will use the cards to pick up tickets from 4-4:30 on monday these tickets will have been set aside as priority numbers came up in the drawing members of the town group tuesday nov 19 7 p.m dravo al 7:10 p.m dravo a 2 7:20 p.m dravo bl 7:30 p.m dravo b2 7:40 p.m dravo cl 7:50 p.m dravo c 2 8 p.m dravo dl 8:10 p.m dravo d 2 8:20 p.m drinker 3a 8:30 p.m drinker 3b 8:40 p.m drinker 4 wednesday nov 20 4:10 p.m drinker i 4:20 p.m drinker 2a 4:30 p.m drinker 2b 4:40 p,m richards i 4:50 p.m richards 2a 5 p.m richards 2b 5:10 p.m rich ards 3a 5:30 p.m richards 3b 5:30 p.m richards 4a 5:40 p.m rich ards 4b 5:50 p.m leonard hall ifc refused to accept the bill pre sented to them by the university for payment of police at the entrance to sayre park saturday of houseparty the fraternity group made the vote after a long discussion on the motion it was defeated by a wide margin some of the reasons given by rep resentatives were if ifc pays the bill for this houseparty we will probably be paying them for all coming housepartys the students did not have any voice about how many police were to be hired or how much the were to be paid most of the men present seemed to be of the opinion that it was not the amount of the bill that was objec tionable but the fact that they were presented with a bill for services which they had no voice in selecting and which some deemed unneces sary don garravanti president of ifc informed the group that dean parr will discuss the mat ter at a meeting with ifc rhc a representative from the treas urer's office and others in other actions at the meeting dudley johnson assistant professor of economics was elected faculty advisor to ifc the selection is pending on the acceptance of the post by johnson a letter was read to the meeting from university of delaware report ing that a dormitory spirit trophy was missing from a women's resi dence hall the sender of the letter re quested if any one at lehigh knows about this trophy to re turn it to the school or to any ifc officer no questions will be asked . john mimnaugh made a motion that ifc appoint a committee to help fraternities get better acquaint ed with foreign students inoculate now to defeat 2nd flu onslaught serious new flu wave due to hit here soon read a headline in a recent edition of the philadelphia inquirer authorities warn that possibly two more waves of asian influ enza can attack the area both of them with more serious conse quences than the first yet only 100 lehigh students have taken advantage of the low-cost in fluenza vaccine opportunity at the health center those who have received one inoculation should get another one as a booster after a month dr mccoy announced the health center has plenty of vaccine we can get more if needed the fifty cent price is very reason able inoculation will be available any time of day at the health center we want the entire student body protected mccoy concluded deft cleric confuses amuses science not set on sand ' cyanide is sponsoring a pre-lafay ette freshman skit contest all freshman residence hall sections are required to stage a skit depicting the traditional rivalry with lafayette trials will be held in packard lab auditorium nov 19 and 20 the basis for judging will be originality uniqueness presen tation and the relationship to the age-old tradition of the lafayette-lehigh rivalry the two winners of each day will compete at the pep rally nov 22 in grace hall the rules for the contest are every freshman section must put on a skit every skit must be three or four minutes long expenditures shall not exceed ten dollars with an itemized list to be submitted to the class cabinet schedule for skit trials which he drove home with emphasis he spoke extemporaneously until the third major part of his lecture and referred to notes then it appeared only to be sure not to lose his non-professional audience because of its un familiarity with his material unfortunately at this point even more capable math students among undergraduates had begun to fall by the wayside the title of father clark's lecture is regarded by many experts as the most crucial intellectual question of this century he reviewed briefly the approach to problems in mathematics and then established that the relationship between a set of mathematical and physical entities is known as an isomorphism and describes the logical structure on which the systems and the relationship are built see research page 5 mccoy scores wake pep pills every time there is an exam period we get cases of boys who take pep pills or stay-awake pills study all night for a test and then come to the health center in the morning on the verge of collapse naturally they never get to take the test they study for all night com mented dr mccoy director f the health service it certainly doesn't take much sense to figure out that you can't be in very good physical or mental shape to fight something as demanding as an hour quiz if you don't get any sleep added the doctor due to the crowded test period which followed the two week class recess several such cases have been treated at the health center one of them had used seven stay-awake pills buy epitome now before price rise students who wish to take advant age of the current low price of the 1958 epitome will have to buy them before dec 1 after that date the price will jump from the present 6.25 to 6.75 the award-winning yearbook ad ded another honor to its long list this year by winning top place at the pi delta epsilon journalism honorary national convention by walt grabowsky isomorphism paradoxes foundations research and evaluation were the four points on which the rev joseph t clark s.j professor of philosophy at can isius college developed his cls lecture thursday in 1 packard lab auditorium on his fourth visit here father clark lectured on is modern science set on mathematical quick sands he was heard with mixed reactions and different degrees of appreciation by an audience of about 400 a most engaging speaker father clark ranged the width of the speaker's platform chalk in hand to demonstrate an acute master of audience and subject matter mathematicians listened absorbed and intent while in many cases those beside them caught only the highlights of the speaker's lecture and those points vol 69 — no 13 judiciary unit says all quiet on party front ' tuesday nov 12 1957 triangular weal arises from deal by city-u-steel it was a quiet houseparty — no arrests no expulsions no suspensions walt grabowsky chairman of lehigh's nine-member houseparty judiciary committee said in general the students conducted them selves in a manner that did not require any action he added that his group found no obvious examples of ungentle manly conduct and ". . . the students observed the spirit of houseparty regulations toward which we've been working fipr the last three semesters this sets a precedent when compared with previous houseparty ifc rejects police bill nolan again — despite a strong but fruitless last quarter scoring bid the engineers could not extend their undefeated record against an equally strong but reserve-rich vmi ball team nolan is pictured above gaining ground on the option play lafayette game tix on sale next week watch dogging expeditions but grabowsky did report several minor incidents involving students town youths and policemen the most common infraction was failure to halt the beer flow at pre-arranged times he said the houseparty code requires living groups to turn off the taps at 3:30 a.m saturday morning and 3 a.m sunday morning sev eral living groups were caught serving brew during the 3-4 a.m coffee hour sunday morning violators received warnings second most common infraction involved lovesick students linger ing at the 4 a.m sunday checkout time these violators also received warnings but violations involving fresh men tended to be a bit more ser ious one freshman whose name was withheld was assessed one university disciplinary demerit for drunkenness the student was found to be under-age a group of first-year students see houses page 3 lehigh university brown and white lu bethlehem pa |
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