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lehigh university brown and white vu 78 - no 47 8660331 aethiehem pa - friday may 5 1967 boycott called u nethical by moravian book shop " any action taken by the moravian bookshop that will hurt the lehigh bookstore is against my better judgement miss margaret branneberger mana ger of the moravian bookshop told the brown and white wednesday commenting on arcadia's pro posal to have lehigh faculty members submit textbook lists to the moravian bookshop this fall miss branneberger said she is against a student boycott of any bookstore without full investiga tion of other possibilities she said she believes it is bad ethics for one bookstore to hurt another especially since she said she is very friendly with many lehigh personnel commenting on the feasibility of arcadia's proposal miss branneberger said she didn't believe sufficient space exists in the moravian bookshop to accommodate the entire textbook load from lehigh " a committee has been formed to investigate the enlargement of the bookshop however this will not produce results by the fall she said miss branneberger said that if necessary she will order books from lists submitted by lehigh faculty members she added chicken man to visit happening tomorrow according to reliable sources parnassus has succeeded ln getting " chicken man fearless white-winged warrior for the happening in grace hall tomorrow night jack bannon mcclintic-marshall president said the white-winged warrior should fly in shortly after 8 p.m other featured attractions will be two plays by prof szwed of the social relations department and the sounds of the ringwraiths a band specializing in electronic music steven globus parnassus secretary emphasized that in order for the happening to be a success total involvement on the part of the audience will be necessary he noted that each person present will be an actor utilizing the props made available and the effect of the atmosphere created the " happening entitled " middle earth will be the first such presentation at lehigh grace hall will be turned into a hall of " total sensory intermedia eruption playing on all five of the human senses a special room lined with tin foil will be set up at one side of the hall into this a strobe light a variable frequency flashing light will be focused the effects created raise havoc with the human sense of depth perception • in another part of the hall wierd patterns created by revolving polaroid disks will be projected the sense of sound will be stimulated by the sounds of the " ringwraiths and tape recorded sound effects the entire e'ent will also be tape recorded and recordings from other happenings baw phote by mccaffrf.y little anthony and the imperials appeared in grace hall friday night after the lovin spoonful failed to show up they were reportedly playing for another concert at duke university at the time see page 4 for review of concert walk is begun u.c to library by 808 benner construction of nnw steps from the university center to the library a major luri of a safety program formed bv the planning and development committee nf the h«wrd ot trustees has begun anti according to thomas f jbckson associate irofess«r of mechanical engineering should lie completed in about tour weeks depending ou the weather while exact figures were not available the rust of the steps was termed by jackson as u " good-sized slice out of the original r.0,000 allocated for a safety program concerning the removal of the surveyors stakes that apparently marked tiie sight or a kith irom the university center to packard laboratory charles a seidle vice president for administration said there was a mistake on that the construction of that walkway was not approved by the planning and development committee of the board of trustees ." seidle noted there ure presently plans for changes in traffic conditions ami a long-range pmpos.il ior changes in roads and walkways ror the lower campus therefore lt was determined impractical to construct what would probably he a temporary path between the two buildings jackson said tint in the original discussions on the safety program about two years ago the construction of a pith irom the university center to packard l ibor.it m was considered jackson pointed out the present plan to make the nad from the university center to packard laboratory oiu*-way south thus making the other half of the road a walkway between the two buildings in jackson's opinion this is the reason it would he a waste of money to construct a path across the university center lawn with regard to the repuvlng or the roads taking place on the lower campus at the present time jackson said that it is the normal thing to do in the spring however he noted a better jul is being done this year as evidenced by the complete repuvlng of the road just below the library b&w photo by airgood believe it or not work has finally begun on construction of a safer walk between the university center and the library heavy equipment moved in tuesday to demolish the old steps and widen an area for the new ones solons table proposal for new rushing plan by marty marasco the rushing committee of arcadia presented a new rushing proposal at wednesday night's meeting the proposal was tabled after discussion of arcadia's role in passing such a plan the major changes in the new proposal would lie to extend permitted communications be tween upperclassmen and rreshmen during the ' first semester anywhere on campus except iu residence halls and in the fraternity houses the proposal would also extend the numlier ol turtles freshmen are permitted to attend inupper ctass living quarters to include saturday evening of the first home football game and saturday see moravian page 8 see solons page 8 see bubbles page 3
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 78 no. 47 |
Date | 1967-05-05 |
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Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | lehigh university brown and white vu 78 - no 47 8660331 aethiehem pa - friday may 5 1967 boycott called u nethical by moravian book shop " any action taken by the moravian bookshop that will hurt the lehigh bookstore is against my better judgement miss margaret branneberger mana ger of the moravian bookshop told the brown and white wednesday commenting on arcadia's pro posal to have lehigh faculty members submit textbook lists to the moravian bookshop this fall miss branneberger said she is against a student boycott of any bookstore without full investiga tion of other possibilities she said she believes it is bad ethics for one bookstore to hurt another especially since she said she is very friendly with many lehigh personnel commenting on the feasibility of arcadia's proposal miss branneberger said she didn't believe sufficient space exists in the moravian bookshop to accommodate the entire textbook load from lehigh " a committee has been formed to investigate the enlargement of the bookshop however this will not produce results by the fall she said miss branneberger said that if necessary she will order books from lists submitted by lehigh faculty members she added chicken man to visit happening tomorrow according to reliable sources parnassus has succeeded ln getting " chicken man fearless white-winged warrior for the happening in grace hall tomorrow night jack bannon mcclintic-marshall president said the white-winged warrior should fly in shortly after 8 p.m other featured attractions will be two plays by prof szwed of the social relations department and the sounds of the ringwraiths a band specializing in electronic music steven globus parnassus secretary emphasized that in order for the happening to be a success total involvement on the part of the audience will be necessary he noted that each person present will be an actor utilizing the props made available and the effect of the atmosphere created the " happening entitled " middle earth will be the first such presentation at lehigh grace hall will be turned into a hall of " total sensory intermedia eruption playing on all five of the human senses a special room lined with tin foil will be set up at one side of the hall into this a strobe light a variable frequency flashing light will be focused the effects created raise havoc with the human sense of depth perception • in another part of the hall wierd patterns created by revolving polaroid disks will be projected the sense of sound will be stimulated by the sounds of the " ringwraiths and tape recorded sound effects the entire e'ent will also be tape recorded and recordings from other happenings baw phote by mccaffrf.y little anthony and the imperials appeared in grace hall friday night after the lovin spoonful failed to show up they were reportedly playing for another concert at duke university at the time see page 4 for review of concert walk is begun u.c to library by 808 benner construction of nnw steps from the university center to the library a major luri of a safety program formed bv the planning and development committee nf the h«wrd ot trustees has begun anti according to thomas f jbckson associate irofess«r of mechanical engineering should lie completed in about tour weeks depending ou the weather while exact figures were not available the rust of the steps was termed by jackson as u " good-sized slice out of the original r.0,000 allocated for a safety program concerning the removal of the surveyors stakes that apparently marked tiie sight or a kith irom the university center to packard laboratory charles a seidle vice president for administration said there was a mistake on that the construction of that walkway was not approved by the planning and development committee of the board of trustees ." seidle noted there ure presently plans for changes in traffic conditions ami a long-range pmpos.il ior changes in roads and walkways ror the lower campus therefore lt was determined impractical to construct what would probably he a temporary path between the two buildings jackson said tint in the original discussions on the safety program about two years ago the construction of a pith irom the university center to packard l ibor.it m was considered jackson pointed out the present plan to make the nad from the university center to packard laboratory oiu*-way south thus making the other half of the road a walkway between the two buildings in jackson's opinion this is the reason it would he a waste of money to construct a path across the university center lawn with regard to the repuvlng or the roads taking place on the lower campus at the present time jackson said that it is the normal thing to do in the spring however he noted a better jul is being done this year as evidenced by the complete repuvlng of the road just below the library b&w photo by airgood believe it or not work has finally begun on construction of a safer walk between the university center and the library heavy equipment moved in tuesday to demolish the old steps and widen an area for the new ones solons table proposal for new rushing plan by marty marasco the rushing committee of arcadia presented a new rushing proposal at wednesday night's meeting the proposal was tabled after discussion of arcadia's role in passing such a plan the major changes in the new proposal would lie to extend permitted communications be tween upperclassmen and rreshmen during the ' first semester anywhere on campus except iu residence halls and in the fraternity houses the proposal would also extend the numlier ol turtles freshmen are permitted to attend inupper ctass living quarters to include saturday evening of the first home football game and saturday see moravian page 8 see solons page 8 see bubbles page 3 |
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