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pub board approves mankowski wittmaier kass head publications would be most appropriate in con junction with the social aspect of this living group " that an agreement be estab lished between ifc and the gry phon society which is satisfactory see solon's page 9 leaning tower — one of the stone pillars at the entrance to sayre park had a chance at immortality early tuesday morning as a trailer-truck laden with steel collided with the structure was the driver assessed one disciplinary demerit and denied use of a motor vehicle on campus arcadia wednesday night challenged vice president charles a seidlo's statement of policy on the gryphon society with a letter of reply stating arcadia xvi believes that nothing has been changed that no questions have been answered or that the controversy has been changed in the least bit the arcadians voted unanimous approval of the letter originally drafted by the executive committee president r steven schiavo 63 stated as long as the controversy still prevails arcadia as the student government cannot allow the gryphon question to go unanswered five basic proposals are contained in the letter that a faculty-student com mittee be established to investi gate the effectiveness of the gryphon society as a counseling service since the counseling as pect of the organization is to be the most important one this area is the one which should be scru tinized most frequently that a faculty committee be organized to review candidates for the counseling service in order to base contract offers on stand ards necessary for counselors such as ability and maturity rather than merely fraternity standards of group sociability and personality that when considering new up perclass applicants for the counsel ing staff no pressure or obligations be enforced to divorce the quali fied student from social functions with his present living group that careful consideration be given by the administration to the inclusion of the gryphon society since it is a living group under either rhc or ifc such action 64 sports editor douglas czar necki 63 photo editor stephen j willli 64 financial manager wil liam h steube 63 comptroller paul e berg 63 credit manager philip c brumbach 63 assistant credit manager frederick d schoeller 63 national ad man ager william r hotchkiss 63 as sistant national ad manager and reynold e bookman 63 circula tion manager other epitome officers include george feissner 65 scheduling editor glenn pillsbury 63 senior editor douglas czarnecki 63 photography editor robert freece 63 sports editor donald wood 65 identification editor frederick see russ page 7 grads to gather for reunion on alumsweekend during the time of an all-univer sity function — the friday evening houseparty dance social probation from may 7 to june 2 1962 was recommended in the case of a fraternity found guilty of tapping after hours on saturday evening the committee also sent formal reprimands to six houses for fail see hp page 9 calvin s mankowski 63 fred kass jr 64 and bruce c witt maier 63 were approved as heads of student publications on wed nesday by the board of publica tions mankowski will serves as editor of the brown and white kass will be station manager of wlr wlrn and wittmaier will be the editor of the 1963 epitome george d russ jr 65 as acting editorial page editor j jeffrey stives 64 managing editor and stuart zimmerman 63 business manager will be the remainder of the brown and white editorial board the epitome executive board also includes edward tenthoff 62 managing editor and joseph l getraer 63 business manager other wlr-wlrn officers in clude robert e freece 63 busi ness manager douglas quayle 64 program director and christopher w rees 62 chief engineer the brown and white staff in cludes david s lewandowski 65 news editor henry e schleicher 63 desk editor alfred j graser sadler and jackson to be honored by henry schleicher see faculty page 7 more than 800 alumni will gath er here on june 1 and 2 to re-live and re-hash the good old days the occasion is the annual al umni weekend on which every fifth graduating class since 1912 and the 50-plus classes those grad uated in 1911 or earlier hold their reunions registration is on friday june 1 there will be tours of campus buildings and the new saucon val ley tract grads will gather from 2-5:30 p.m for informal class gath erings at 6:45 p.m the alumni have scheduled alumni night the evening will begin with a full course buffet the golden anni versary class 1912 will extend the traditional welcome to this year's graduating class and the 1962 alumni awards will be pre sented the entertainment will include a program of slides featur ing sights from yesteryear with conduct and observance of all uni versity regulations the termina tion of social probation be ad vanced to october 1 1963 the committee recommended social probation beginning may 7 1962 and continuing through october 18 1962 with certain ex ceptions for another house found guilty of allowing a party to take place in their fraternity house for frat hp violation 2 year pro recommended the houseparty judiciary com mittee this week recommended that one fraternity be placed on social probation effective immedi ately and continuing through june 2 1964 the committee found the house guilty of many violations of houseparty regulationes and state regulations concerning serving of alcoholic beverages to minors during the spring houseparty the recommendations which are submitted to the office of the dean of students stipulated that the house's charter be revoked for in currance of any serious violation of university regulations the committee further stipulated that if the house shows responsible review included included in this issue of the brown and white is the initial publication of the lehigh re view a student and faculty written supplement to the student newspaper containing essays short stories and poems on subjects from the humanities social sciences engin eering technology and manage ment the aim of the booklet is to encourage and publish undergrad uate writing three issues are being planned for next year general percy l sadler retiring director of intercollegiate athletics and physical education and thom as e jackson associate professor of mechanical engineering who completes 25 years of service will be honored at the 15th annual fac ulty dinner tuesday at 6 : 30 in the asa packer room of the univer sity center the recipients of the robinson hillman and lindback foundation awards given annually to faculty and staff members for outstanding service will be announced at the dinner by dr harvey a neville president of the university dr charles a seidle vice president for administration will serve as toastmaster dr glenn j christensen vice see awards page 7 lehigh university brown and white 866-0331 bethlehem pa friday may 18 1962 vol 73 — no 50 solons dispute vp's statement arcadia says gryphon issue can not be left unanswered percy l sadler thomas e jackson r steven schiavo
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 73 no. 50 |
Date | 1962-05-18 |
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Day | 18 |
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Date | 1962-05-18 |
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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 | pub board approves mankowski wittmaier kass head publications would be most appropriate in con junction with the social aspect of this living group " that an agreement be estab lished between ifc and the gry phon society which is satisfactory see solon's page 9 leaning tower — one of the stone pillars at the entrance to sayre park had a chance at immortality early tuesday morning as a trailer-truck laden with steel collided with the structure was the driver assessed one disciplinary demerit and denied use of a motor vehicle on campus arcadia wednesday night challenged vice president charles a seidlo's statement of policy on the gryphon society with a letter of reply stating arcadia xvi believes that nothing has been changed that no questions have been answered or that the controversy has been changed in the least bit the arcadians voted unanimous approval of the letter originally drafted by the executive committee president r steven schiavo 63 stated as long as the controversy still prevails arcadia as the student government cannot allow the gryphon question to go unanswered five basic proposals are contained in the letter that a faculty-student com mittee be established to investi gate the effectiveness of the gryphon society as a counseling service since the counseling as pect of the organization is to be the most important one this area is the one which should be scru tinized most frequently that a faculty committee be organized to review candidates for the counseling service in order to base contract offers on stand ards necessary for counselors such as ability and maturity rather than merely fraternity standards of group sociability and personality that when considering new up perclass applicants for the counsel ing staff no pressure or obligations be enforced to divorce the quali fied student from social functions with his present living group that careful consideration be given by the administration to the inclusion of the gryphon society since it is a living group under either rhc or ifc such action 64 sports editor douglas czar necki 63 photo editor stephen j willli 64 financial manager wil liam h steube 63 comptroller paul e berg 63 credit manager philip c brumbach 63 assistant credit manager frederick d schoeller 63 national ad man ager william r hotchkiss 63 as sistant national ad manager and reynold e bookman 63 circula tion manager other epitome officers include george feissner 65 scheduling editor glenn pillsbury 63 senior editor douglas czarnecki 63 photography editor robert freece 63 sports editor donald wood 65 identification editor frederick see russ page 7 grads to gather for reunion on alumsweekend during the time of an all-univer sity function — the friday evening houseparty dance social probation from may 7 to june 2 1962 was recommended in the case of a fraternity found guilty of tapping after hours on saturday evening the committee also sent formal reprimands to six houses for fail see hp page 9 calvin s mankowski 63 fred kass jr 64 and bruce c witt maier 63 were approved as heads of student publications on wed nesday by the board of publica tions mankowski will serves as editor of the brown and white kass will be station manager of wlr wlrn and wittmaier will be the editor of the 1963 epitome george d russ jr 65 as acting editorial page editor j jeffrey stives 64 managing editor and stuart zimmerman 63 business manager will be the remainder of the brown and white editorial board the epitome executive board also includes edward tenthoff 62 managing editor and joseph l getraer 63 business manager other wlr-wlrn officers in clude robert e freece 63 busi ness manager douglas quayle 64 program director and christopher w rees 62 chief engineer the brown and white staff in cludes david s lewandowski 65 news editor henry e schleicher 63 desk editor alfred j graser sadler and jackson to be honored by henry schleicher see faculty page 7 more than 800 alumni will gath er here on june 1 and 2 to re-live and re-hash the good old days the occasion is the annual al umni weekend on which every fifth graduating class since 1912 and the 50-plus classes those grad uated in 1911 or earlier hold their reunions registration is on friday june 1 there will be tours of campus buildings and the new saucon val ley tract grads will gather from 2-5:30 p.m for informal class gath erings at 6:45 p.m the alumni have scheduled alumni night the evening will begin with a full course buffet the golden anni versary class 1912 will extend the traditional welcome to this year's graduating class and the 1962 alumni awards will be pre sented the entertainment will include a program of slides featur ing sights from yesteryear with conduct and observance of all uni versity regulations the termina tion of social probation be ad vanced to october 1 1963 the committee recommended social probation beginning may 7 1962 and continuing through october 18 1962 with certain ex ceptions for another house found guilty of allowing a party to take place in their fraternity house for frat hp violation 2 year pro recommended the houseparty judiciary com mittee this week recommended that one fraternity be placed on social probation effective immedi ately and continuing through june 2 1964 the committee found the house guilty of many violations of houseparty regulationes and state regulations concerning serving of alcoholic beverages to minors during the spring houseparty the recommendations which are submitted to the office of the dean of students stipulated that the house's charter be revoked for in currance of any serious violation of university regulations the committee further stipulated that if the house shows responsible review included included in this issue of the brown and white is the initial publication of the lehigh re view a student and faculty written supplement to the student newspaper containing essays short stories and poems on subjects from the humanities social sciences engin eering technology and manage ment the aim of the booklet is to encourage and publish undergrad uate writing three issues are being planned for next year general percy l sadler retiring director of intercollegiate athletics and physical education and thom as e jackson associate professor of mechanical engineering who completes 25 years of service will be honored at the 15th annual fac ulty dinner tuesday at 6 : 30 in the asa packer room of the univer sity center the recipients of the robinson hillman and lindback foundation awards given annually to faculty and staff members for outstanding service will be announced at the dinner by dr harvey a neville president of the university dr charles a seidle vice president for administration will serve as toastmaster dr glenn j christensen vice see awards page 7 lehigh university brown and white 866-0331 bethlehem pa friday may 18 1962 vol 73 — no 50 solons dispute vp's statement arcadia says gryphon issue can not be left unanswered percy l sadler thomas e jackson r steven schiavo |
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