Brown and White Vol. 72 no. 7

              students interested in capturing the williams debate contest spoils 200 and a paul revere silver bowl—should register the week of oct 24 in room 313 christmas saucon hall previously first prize was an award of 150 all eligible debaters — anyone except previous williams first place winners and varsity debat ers — w in compete in the intramur al fraternity vs residence hall vs town progrsm opening oct 31 each speaking team must repre sent one living group preliminary rounds scheduled ? for oct 31 at 7:30 p.m nov 2 and nov 4 at 4:10 p.m will be judged in christmas-saucon hall the final round nov 8 at 7:30 pm will be heard in the davis room of the university center the public is invited to the finals following a similar system for i'our years now the contest will highlight actual court cases from which contestants will choose shortly before each round begins adjudged by faculty members on delivery knowledge of case ability to refute and ability to ex temporaneously establish a case from data given each team will yds ygops to greet senators before debate brown and white vol 72 bethlehem pa friday oct 14 1960 mmmmmmmmmmmmm ¦„.,¦¦,:: v . : , ¦;.- no 7 winners take 200 debate prizes fattened registration begins oct 24 pass a verdic guilty or not guilty teams will be given points for their ability high-point teams will receive certificates of merit but the winning two will collect 200 and a silver revere bowl for tru living grcup represented the late professor edward h williams jr class of 1875 estab lished prizes for excellence in english composition and public speaking — freshman sophomore and junior prizes awarded by fac ulty on recommendation of he english department freshmen have been awarded annually a first prize of 75 a sec ond p;ize of 50 and a third prize of 25 for the three best composi tions tubmitted as regular work in their english courses sophomores have been awarded a first prize of 75 a second prize of 50 and a third prize of 25 an nually for the three best composi tions submitted junior composition awards in clude a first prize of 75 a second prize of 50 and a third prize of 25 for the three best essays sub mitted as a regular part of their english work the williams awards in extem poraneous speaking consist of first prize 75 and second prize 50 for freshmen a first prize of 75 a second prize of 50 and a third prize of 25 have been awarded annually to winners in a contest in extempore speaking for sopho mores juniors and seniors rev davies to speak at chapel members gleaned from the spon soring institutions will fire ques tions at the two legislators provisions have been made for the debate to be broadcast over wlrn there is a possibility that the affair will also be aired over wgpa-fm odk petitions available petitions are available in the student activities office for omi cron delta kappa senior honorary the petitions are due at the office by friday oct 21 ? tians and mirror of the ministry in modern novels dr cox professor of biblical theology at moravian theological seminary will speak on oct 30 dr staack professor of religion a 1 muhlenberg college will speak nov 6 rev sweet rector of st mary's church reading nov 13 and dr brennan associate dean of the college of engineering nov 30 glee club opens season in south tonight the glee club heads south of the mason-dixon line their objective . . . sweetbriar college in virginia their mission ... a joint con cert with the beautiful belles of the southland and perhaps a little extra-curricular social activity on the side the trip the first of the club's annual series of concert tours includes spending friday night in washington d c a concert sun day afternoon three meals and saturday night on campus and back home to bethlehem in the early hours of monday morning highlighting the program will be the concert at three sunday in the college gymnasium during which the lehigh club will join voices with the girls of sweetbriar for a see glee page 5 ugly procession — with sirens blaring and water balloons flailing tau delta phi ballyhooed their ugly man band director jonathan elkus tuesday in freshman quad photo above taken from frosh window the ugliest of them all will be decided sat by dave mcgonagle ugly ugly ugly . . . resounds over south mountain as the annual ugly man contest draws to a close at noon tomorrow the polls will be closed the votes counted and the ugliest named yes the world will soon know who the winner is ... the biggest loser at lehigh the university is presently searching for the ugliest man on campus signs and cheers are seen and heard everywhere proclaiming «. various candidates to be positively the ugliest ever the library steps are alive with students seeking to drop their coins into ballot boxes as a vote for the candidate of their choice what has caused this fervor the answer is in the list of 16 ugly candidates prof jonathan elkus ugliest in the eyes of tau delta phi is con stantly in front of the public as lehigh's band director a rally for elkus complete with girls from neighboring colleges and a scream ing siren was held in the fresh man quadrangle and sayre park tuesday afternoon john highfield star football quarterback is phi gamma delta's choice a popular man at lehigh he certainly must appear ugly to gridiron opposition delta phi has borrowed dr george mccoy from the health center as their candidate he has been well known these past few weeks . . . but try to get a gym ex cuse from him professor george dinsmore a name that strikes fear in the heart of every c.e 61 student is spon sored by alpha sigma phi they plan a rally in which he will be chopped to pieces by vengeful frosh delta upsilon has been asking which is uglier dr sprague's tiea or his face they proudly made known their choice for ugliest of the ugly by displaying a massive banner at the parent's day foot ball game dean j d leith is ugly pro claims alpha tau omega ... a proven candidate in past years see 14 page 7 the rev horton davies profes sor of religion at princeton uni versity will deliver a guest sermon at packer memorial church at 11 a.m sunday inaugurating this term's program of visiting clergy other guest clergy will include the rev dr howard cox dr hagen staack the rev david sweet and dean charles w bren nan rev davies prior to his appoint ment to the princeton faculty headed the department of church history at mansfield and regent's park colleges oxford university born in south wales in 1916 he received both his m.a and bach elor of divinity degrees at edin burg university in 1943 oxford conferred on him a doctorate in philosophy during world war ii and the years immediately follow ing he served abroad in germany and south africa his published works include the worship of the english puri tans great south african chris arts society forums the art society a newly formed organization will hold an open house at 1839 richmond aye sun day from 2 to 5 p.m hosts will be mr and mrs rich ard j redd and prof and mrs francis j quirk refreshments will be served the mixer will be open to all students and faculty members who are interested in the fine arts republican hugh scott and democrat joseph s clark will be greeted before their debate thurs day night by supporters from the nixon and kennedy camps respec tively last night the young repub lican club in a combined meeting with its cedar crest college equals discussed plans for a mo torcade heralding the arrival of sen scott before his verbal clash with his philadelphia neighbor sen clark clark will be greeted by the young democratic club and the students for kennedy and john son unit when he speaks at a democratic dinner in the univer sity center the dinner will also include skj clubs from cedar crest moravian muhlenberg and lafayette col leges the two senators will dine with the debate steering committee before they take on partisan chores tickets for the debate — which begins at 8:30 p.m in grace hall — are available at the student ac tivities desk in the university cen ter or from members of the young republican and young democratic clubs the debate itself is similar to the kennedy - nixon television tangles which are presently mak ing political history each senator will state the case for his party in ten-minute open ing presentations after which a pane of students and faculty rev horton m davies parking regulations passed for residence hall students a compilation of all residence halls council parking regulations and a constitution for the parking committee were passed at the rhc meeting tuesday evening in the university center also included was a discussion of the installation of the new vend ing machines in the five dorms vice-president charles shubin and parking committee chairman ronald cross dominated the 45-minute meeting with a discussion of both topics both men were instrumental in the compiling of the rules although no significant changes have been made in the policies or regulations of the committee two facts were stressed in the new editions the first point is that failure to pay fines or attend the hearing within one week will result in having the violation considered a sec ond offense continued neglect of the violation will add violations each week until at the point of a fifth theoretically five weeks after notification the rhc discipline committee may recommend that the individual lose see dorms page 5