Brown and White Vol. 77 no. 19

              brown and white vol 77 - no 19 rimmmmnnmmi bethlehem pa - friday november 19 1965 8660331 bonfire parade tonight lehigh's football team will wind up its year tomorrow in taylor stadium by taking on arch-rival lafayette college for the 101st time in a game that will make the season a success for the win ner the weekend will be kicked off at 7:15 tonight in grace hall with a pep rally bonfire and a parade to the women's dormitories of moravian college for most fraternities this is the weekend on which alumni return to take part in activities tbe freshman have been work ing through the early part of this week to build a bonfire on upper taylor field to be ignited tonight according to tradition if lehigh is to win the game the height of the flames must match the num erals of the freshman class 69 feet freshman residence hall sec tions have been guarding the bonfire against possible lafayette forays since 4 p.m wednesday in two-hour-shifts around the clock master of ceremonies at to night's pep rally will be john s steckbeck assistant professor of physical education and " grand father of the freshman class dr w deming lewis president of the university will make opening re marks at the rally freshmen will wear pajamas and dinks to the pep rally pi lams placed on social probation violation could result in dissolution bv bill bonne ll pi lambda phi has been placed on social probation until at least march 15 and subjected io other disciplinary actions it was an nounced tuesday at a regular ifc meeting rumors concerning the present and future status of the fraternity flashed across the campus and into town immediately following the meeting the rapid oral communications stemmed from a report by ifc ju diciary committee chairman pete burns 66 and from off-the record remarks about recommen dations to be made bv his com mittee concerning an alleged incident late in may at the former pi lam residence at 141 e market st as the result of damage to the structure vacated this summer bv the chapter and of other conditions within the chapter it was an nounced that the following recom mendations presented by the com mittee or by the fraternity have been approved by preston parr dean of student life — a three-man alumni council with david green chapter corpor ation president as chairman was established the council has been empowered to appoint or remove as circumstances dictate any member of the chapter's executive committee in addition the council has responsibility to remove from house membership any individual whose conduct it deems to warrant such action -- the chapter's executive com mittee l now responsible to the alumni council and the council will have veto power over their actions the brown and white has learned from normally reliable b a w photo by ed yewdall pile it higher higher - prof john steckbeck center grandad of the class of 69 " helps freshmen build the lafayette weekend bonfire the flames of which must by tradition reach 69 feet if the engineer gridders are to win lack of quorum stymies arcadia by neal arluck james e becker 66 students rights committee chairman an nounced at wednesday night's arcadia meeting that unless 60 per cent of the freshmen and sophomores vote in favor of the honor system proposal lt will not be taken to the faculty wednesday's meeting described as " most important by president maury b poscover 66 was prevented from voting on any issues by the lack of a quorum eleven of 16 members are needed for a quorum but only 10 showed up the six absent members were richard w gladstone 67 timm l kelly 67 joseph a.loranger 65 steven l mandell 66 stephen m wilcox 67 and char les c zall 66 under arcadia regulations a member is only allowed one ex cused and one unexcused absence per semester unless they can produce valid excuses for their absence from wednesday's meet ing kelly loranger and zall will be removed from their ar cadia seats an " honor system symposium will be held at 8 p.m monday in the osbourne room univer sity center the purpose of the meeting is to discuss the pro posed honor system which will be voted on dec 7-9 participating in the discussion will be dr wallace richardson bethlehem steel fetes faculty at homer lab bethlehem steel corp was host to the lehigh faculty at a dinner and reception t the h outer research laboratories on south mountain tuesday tt was the first such meet ing of the two organizations ivor i sims bethlehem steel's vice president for administration and a corporate trustee of lehigh pointed out that lehigh is a part of the biggest and most important growth industry in the united states - education your graduates are vour products -- and bethlehem steel is one of vour customers sims said a member of the profession once defined teaching as the art and craft of persuading coercing cajoling threatening enticing rock boat during lull advocates strategist by hob i1ac ifmann we may not plan crises hut we should he able to exploit them if they occur and prevent them from hejnc exploited againxt us said herman kahn physicist author and specialist i»n strategic policy kahn a former rani corp analvst und authority on the pniblem.s of the thermonuclear age spoke before more than 250 people on escalation and crises tuesday evening in packard auditorium the program was sponsored jointly hv the department of inter national relations and the brown and white kahn noted that there seems to he i lull a relaxation of tensions at the present time " this is the time to rock the boat he declared this is the time to do things that < oiiid he dangerous in normal times the united states seems safer todav because its strategic forces are almost invulnerable organizational and technical safe guards have been developed and we follow a policy of controlled response he said he cited the hypothetical situation where an officer in viet nam might face the decision of using small nuclear devices and saving his men or not using thimti and fa imc sure death or capture kuliu said the united slates would not use the j«vires not so much out oi jear of escalation hut rather b • w photo by dick holtz most americans don't realize that nuclear weapons exist herman kahn said tuesday during his evening lecture in packard auditorium the program was taped and will be re broadcast monday at 7 p.m on wlvr see photos page 12 by dan gladding see beth page 8 see honor page 13 see p lamb page 13 see nuclear page ii see frosh page 8