Brown and White Vol. 75 no. 23

              ficently by a recently formed new york group planning to visit carnegie hall soon with the same repetoire performing were marvin mor genstern violinist samuel rho des viola brooks tillotson french horn daniel trimboll clarinet and edwin hymovitz piano balance was the keynote the numbers were selected to include contrasting types of music yet each work was strictly representative of its composer the balance be tween individual instruments was masterful no single instrument overpowered another unless the composer intended it by tim wentworth eyecatching reviews are written about performances that deserve plenty of juicy insulting vocabu lary but this approach can't be used in describing wednesday night's a n cleaver concert those who came to look for mis takes and have a private chuckle were dismally bored but the rest of the 200 listeners were absorbed enough by the practiced precision to suppress the usual coughing and chair creaking the program presented in the university center consisted of chamber music by mozart and brahms and three folk dances by bartok it was performed magai jenson granted leave for study in europe the growth and influence of lehigh's new political party first expressed itself wednesday night as three of the four lsap arcadia candidates were elected by student ballot lsap sponsored four of the 20 candidates under the party's plat form aimed at what party chair man richard babin called provid ing a stimulus for arcadia babin said he felt that the elec tion indicated a desire on the part of the students for a reacti vated and energized arcadia dr finn b jensen professor of economics has been granted a leave of absence for the 1964 spring semester to study regional plan ning in the common market dr jensen will spend the first half of his leave studying the com mon market from united states sources he will then travel to europe to observe the actual operation of the common market a native of norway dr jensen was a representative of the amer ican economic association at the 1961 conference of the northern european association in oslo norway he has been a member of the lehigh faculty since 1947 and pro fessor of economics since 1954 in 1956 he was named director of the newly formed foreign careers major in the college of arts and science he is a member of lehigh's four-man college honors program council which directs a program of advanced study for undergraduates before joining the lehigh faculty dr jensen spent three years in the foreign service of the u.s state department in sweden den mark and england he was awarded the medal of freedom for his work with the government dr jensen is a member of the american finance association and pi gamma mv national social science honorary ballot count — members of the election committee sort the 1,392 ballots cast in the election to determine the seven elected representatives under the hare system used in the election each candidate must receive 175 votes incumbent john harper leads newcomers to arcadia victory arcadia winners — sitting left to right steven mandell maury poscover william mor in the second row robert a marmon stewart early john harper and charles zall arcadia incumbent john d harper jr 65 was the first of seven candidates to be elected to arcadia xviii wednesday night harper gained 177 votes on the fifth ballot transfer to clinch his election robert a marmon 65 stewart early 66 william mor 66 maury poscover 66 charles zall 66 and steven mandell 66 followed harper into office on succeeding transfers of ballots under the hare system of balloting a candidate must receive at least 17.5 votes the electoral quota before he is elected candidates are eliminated through transfers of votes until each of the seven seats has been filled a total of 1,392 votes were cast during the three days of voting one of the highest totals reached in arcadia elections in several years the figure is more than 100 votes over last year's total the 175 quota was reached using the hare formula the total num ber of votes is divided by one more than the number of seats to be filled the resulting figure is known as the droop quota thirteen transfers were necessary before the seven candidates were decided charles hobson election chairman reported wednesday night hobson said that most voters chose not to vote preferentially for all 19 candidates making it impossible for all ballots to be transfered as of wednesday night arcadia xviii has 13 members through either appointment or election roger digilio 65 peter h g westhorp 65 james r lucas,'6s ronald a kahlow 65 peter t meszoly 65 and john t anagnoson jr 65 were named as appointees this week appointments have not yet been made for representatives from town council and drama and speech members of the election committee who counted the votes were from the gryphon society freshman cabinet arcadia associates and the town student group three of the four candidates running for the first time under the lehigh student action party platform were among those elected in wednesday's ballot they were marmon zall and poscover other than 14 ballots invalid because of improper voting procedure no irregularities occured in the elections hobson reported 866-0331 175 pledged to program after first seven days vol 75 — no 23 bethlehem pa — friday december 13 1963 c/eaver concert balance was a keynote as of noon wednesday the sev enth day of campaigning the class of 194 memorial gift pro gram had received 175 pledges totaling 72,000 this year's seven-day total sur passes the class of 1963's position at the end of ten days and closely parallels the contributions to 1962's fund to boost the gift thermometer over the 140,000 mark the class appointed several pledging teams as of last tuesday the following seniors were leading in their re spective teams larry walker four pledged out of five men as signed robert sawyer and david lsap puts 3 of 4 men into office krone each three pledged out of five fred feigenbaum david boyd and stephen butler each three pledged out of six in pledging a member of the class agrees to pay a sum annually for the next 20 years bach con tribution to the fund will be in vested until the 20th reunion of the class in june 1984 at that time the accumulated assets of the fund will be delivered to the university with directions for ap plication the thermometer located on the north wall of the health services building shows the cumulative each day the gift committee will discuss the progress of the program at a luncheon meeting on wednesday all unpledged men will be con tacted before the campaign ends on dec 21 the men obviously knew what they were doing it was decidedly a united effort chamber music can easily turn out to be a set of what seem to be unrelated solos especially when one of the instru ments is a french horn superb control of the instruments and nearly flawless integration of the parts produced an atmosphere that let the audience get absorbed in the music see concert page 2 lehigh university brown and white