Pair Extraordinaire Cub to Headline Opening Concert
The Pair Extraordinaire Cub led by Carl Craig and Marcus Hemphill will perform at King Chapel on October 8 at 8:00 p.m. The duo, known for bass accompaniment to vocal songs and a display of musical innovation, has toured nationally and appeared on major TV shows. Comedian Denny Brooks also appears. Tickets are $1.25 at the Commons Information Desk or via music committee members.
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CUB Music Committee
Liberty
King Chapel
Carl Craig
Marcus Hemphill
Craig
Hemphill
Texas
Singley
Jimmy Witherspoon
Pee Wee Clayton
Zanzibar
Santa Monica
Bill Cosby
America
Dean Martin
Johnny Carson
Denny Brooks
Denny
Back Porch
Commons
Music Committee
Student Government Debates Who's Who Selection For 1968 69
The Student Government met last Wednesday to discuss student participation on nationwide Who's Who selections and on campus committees. A motion passed to accept the 1968 1969 Who's Who and a new committee will develop a fair selection procedure.
Berkeley Uproar Over Cleaver Lectures Draws Gov Reagan
Protests ripple from Berkeley to UCLA as the Regents face criticism from Governor Reagan and Republican leaders over inviting Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver to lecture. Senate actions threaten investigations and potential funding backlash while student rallies quedan planned.
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Ucla Academic Senate
Senate At
Berkeley
Cleaver
Oakland
America
Charles Gain
Max Rafferty
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Bluebeard
Regents
Rafferty
Jesse Unruh
California Assembly
State Senate
Hazing Debate at Cornell Shows Mixed Freshman Views
The Cornell Men’s Senate weighs pros and cons of hazing new freshmen. Freshmen president Skip Tonigan endorses hazing as class spirit build, while Dean of Men Robert J. Hooker warns it degrades the college. Stef Beilke calls beanies essential for unity and fun.
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Skip
Tonigan
Robert J. Hooker
Stef Beilke
Mens Senate
Cornell
Stef
Rorem Dorm Moves to Autonomy at Cornell College
The Rorem Self-Governing Hall seeks resident life by granting self government under a new constitution. On September 24 the nine member constitution committee presented the revised charter to the hall for approval, with four exceptions among the articles passing.
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Cornell College
Steve Simmer
Gary Barnard
Dave Rees
Craig Nixon
Dick Gast
Dave Brandau
Fritz Hudson
Jeff Nall
Chuck Manske
John Hogansen
Hall
Humanities Course Revised At Grinnell College
Grinnell College unveils changes to its humanities program after a faculty committee studied student discontent. The freshman course covers Western literature and aesthetics to the twentieth century with a literary criticism focus taught by English and Language Departments staff. The sophomore course, formerly Historical Studies, was revised from two lectures and two discussion groups weekly.
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Janice Atkins
Grinnell College
Raymond F. Betts
Grinnell
Speech Test Procedure Is Made Known
Upperclassmen face two part speech exemption tests this year with a written exam on Speak To Me by Green scheduled for October 23 in Maxwell Auditorium from 12 30 to 1 00 pm. Oral exams run October 24 25 28 and 29 in Armstrong Hall Room 6 with results posted by November 1.
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Green
Maxwell Auditorium
Armstrong Hall