Brown and White Vol. 70 no. 33

              freshmen will be able to attend all function of ifc weekend ex cept the fraternity parties saturday night march 18 according to bill horton 60 interfraternity council president frosh and resident hall men can obtain their weekend tickets from the student activities office and the department of speech a 6 ticket entitles the holder to the mustard and cheese play on either friday or saturday night the jazz concert and the monte carlo dance the jazz concert featuring jimmy j and the j's will be held at the frolics ballroom in allentown ifc will provide free bus transpor tation to and from the concert for careless frosh storm disrupts campus some classes cancelled star billing for the weekend is given to maynard ferguson feature attraction of the monte carlo dance ferguson accord ing to the new york herald tribune musis critic jay s harrison has either a lip of rock — or a mouth-piece the size of a sipping straw plans for inviting a noted poet to campus this spring were given official approval by associate dean of students preston parr presi dent william eberhart announced at last night's residence halls council meeting four poets — carl sandburg archibald mclcish e e cum mings and robert graves — were selected by dean parr from a list by the council a motion to appropriate 250 for this project was carried unani mously discussion arose concerning two aspects of the univercity center mailbox system neal duffy rhc representative to arcadia was asked by president eberhart to bring up before that body the matter of mail delivery in the u.s for town students duffy was also asked to in vestigate the methods by which fund-seeking aregncies are ob taining students university ad see rhc page 7 a blinding snowstorm hit the campus yesterday causing disruption of classes canceling of many meetings and the total breakdown of campus traffic as the plows could not keep up with the heavy fall town students and members of off campus fraternities were either delayed or unable to make class due to a fall which totalled over a foot in depth and was worsened by drifts the inability of many of the night staff of the university library terwilliger to lead religious conference monday wlrn victim of snow hoax a statement over wlrn at 10:55 last night announcing the cancella tion of today's classes almost set the campus agog following a deluge of tele phone calls from students won dering about the meeting of friday classes including one which told of a report of their cancellation via a local radio station the announcers began calling university officials to verify the story mrs leith told the radio crew the dean of students was sleeping as sociate dean preston parr told wlrn the official announcement would have to come from the pro vost seconds later another call came in within another minute an ex cited announcer broke into a cham ber concert broadcast and gave the bulletin supposedly from provost harvey a neville however a call to dr neville showed that wlrn had been taken at intervals throughout the night correcting announcements were made to reach the campus resulted in the closhing of the library late in the afternoon quizes in c.e 611 scheduled for today were moved to monday and the class was cancelled saturday's quizes will be held as scheduled quite a few meetings were also cancelled among them were the american institute of industrial engineer's banquet the pi mv epsilon meeting the society of american military engineers banquet and the glee club rehearsal at noon the accountant's office and the supply bureau were closed to enable the employees to return to their homes before the snow got too deep the asa packer room was closed for dinner and the snack bar shut down at 10 p.m nine men from the dining service — among them wilber blew manager of the serv ice — slept in the health center last night rev r e terwilliger the rev robert e terwilliger will be leader of the eighteenth con ference on religion sponsored by the inter faith council to be held from march 7 to 9 he is rector of christ church poughkeepsie n.y and is the chaplain to the students and faculty of vassar college as leader of the conference he will speak many times while he is en campus monday at 9 : 10 a.m he will lecture to religion 7 in coppee 3 on who is jesus christ at 11 : 10 a.m he will speak to the fine arts 16 and religion 1 classes in coppee 1 terwilliger will attend a lunch eon with the interfaith council in the asa packer room and supper at theta chi at 6:00 p.m at 8:15 he will lecture in the c a buck lounge in the university center he will begin tuesday with a talk to the mining 102 sem inar in coxe lab on church and the organization man terwilliger will give a brief address at the faculty lunch eon at noon on should a ro mon catholic be president an informal discussion open to all students will be held in richards lounge at 6:45 the subject is to bo atheism agnosticism and christ ian faith terwilliger's final day on the campus he will speak to religion 14 in coppee 3 at 8:10 a.m on why i am an anglican he will climax his tour with a lecture to philosophy see interfaith page 7 friday march 4 1960 vol 70 — no 33 bethlehem pa solons nix 5&70 boycott but ok rights telegrams goldsand here in cls recital tonight at 8:15 robert goldsand hailed in holland as a pianist of the highest rank will give the final concerts-lectures series concert of the current season at 8:15 p.m tonight in osbourne room of u.c during his extended european concert tour in the 1958-59 sea son goldsand was described in oslo as a great pianist yes master pianist he starts where everyone else stops he also made general recital and orchestral appearances in the u.s and canada last season and gave a series of concerts in europe dur ing the past two months his childhood debut occurred at the age of ten in vienna the states were first exposed to his art when he was 16 following his early tours he travelled the transcontinental route from the americas to the east an american citizen for the past decade he lives near new york in the past he has given six new york concerts devoted to chopin seven concerts of beet hoven's sonatas three sessions of modern piano music three concerts of historical range and radio pro grams covering all the piano music of bach schuman schubert and brahms his concert repertoire covers 30 works and his general programs in each season are of a wide and varied range his interests as his repertoire extend from early key board music to contemporary music copenhagen papers described goldsand as a pianist with a fabulous technic which moves masterfully in harmony with his interpretations and said these interpretations have ner vous sensitivity the maasbode of the hague termed his performances there as containing a creative conscious ness capable of fathoming unusual depths and offering grand musical tensions while another paper in that city said he was an instru mental virtuoso of the highest order among the selections he will play tonight will be mozart's son ata in d major and chopin's twelve etudes in the first part of the program scl positions available applications for student member ship on the student concert-lecture series committee are now available in dean parr's office in the univer sity center members of the classes of 1961 and 1962 are eligible to apply ap plication forms should be returned to dean parr's office by march 19 lineup — members of lehigh's company f5 of the pershing rifles military society receive instructions from michael woolcock operations officer during their training maneuvers atop south mountain last week robert goldsand most ifc functions open to freshman poets approved by dean parr for rhc event arc?xlia wednesday night unani mously endorsed the telegrams sent by the lehigh student demonstra tion for civil rights to six southern governors last monday the en dorsement favored the students pleas for fair treatment of south ern demonstrators and racial equal ity at the same time the soions turned down a resolution that sfudents boycott local branches of chain stores involved in negro segregation in southern states arcadia lso passed a motion that will attempt to make cultural social and athletic events of col leges and universities in the le high valley available to all stu dents under the measure a committee is being established to obtain lists from other valley schools of forth coming plays lectures dances and poetry readings that lehigh stu dents may attend the students from the other schools will be able to attend similar functions at le high the solons agreed to cooper ate with the senior class in bringing al lowenstein to speak on the campus tenta tive date set is march 23 low enstein is former president of the national student associa tion and special petitioner to the united nations on the question of southwest africa arcadia will send a letter to honorable stephen mccann major ity leader of the house of repre s^c arcadia page 3 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