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Page Four THE SKYSCRAPER April 6,1966 Si News Briefs Sophomore Class Day: Fabulous Fifties is the theme of sophomore class day, April 20. Sophomores will dress in the style of the '50s, complete with swinging pony tail and cuffed bobby sox. Mary Jane Delisi and Madonna Carsello, class officers are planning the day. Donation for the dinner will be 1.25. Tickets will be on sale the week of class day in the locker room. Educating for Ecumenism. Sister Mary Ann Ida, B.V.M., college presi dent, will join Mrs. Eugene McCarthy, wife of Minnesota Senator Eugene McCarthy, Philip J. Scharper, vice-president, Sheed Ward, and Reverend Coleman Barry, O.S.B., president of St. John's Univer sity, Minnesota, in a panel presentation of Educating for Ecumen ism, April 12. The discussion will be presented to the National Catholic Educational Association convention at 9 a.m. in McCormick Place. At this time the panel will explain the guidelines which they have developed for this committee of the Bishops' Commission for Ecumenical Affairs, of which they are members. New Department Chairman: Dr. Charles Fortune has accepted the chair manship of the English department for the academic year 1966-67. Dr. Fortune is coming to Mundelein from Wisconsin State University. Women's Auxiliary Benefit: Spring in Orbit, the salad bar benefit and card party, will take off Saturday, April 16, under the surveil lance of the Mundelein Women's Auxiliary to aid the Development Program. The Auxiliary pledged 10,000. Donation for luncheon in the tearoom and card playing in McCormick Lounge is 2.75. Luncheon will be served at 11:15 and 12 noon to facilitate the serving of all guests. Reservations may be sent to Mrs. Joseph McCarthy, 9515 Harding, Evanston; phone: OR 3-3993. Tribute to Rabbi Schaalman: Sister Mary Ann Ida, B.V.M., will deliver one of the tributes to Rabbi Herman E. Schaalman on the 25th anni versary of his ordination, April 16. The tribute will be given at 6 p.m. at a banquet at the Rudolph and Ellen Lederer Memorial Hall of Emanuel Congregation. Tom Jones Production: Tom Jones, a play by David Rodgers based on the novel by Henry Fielding will be presented April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in 405. The play is the student production of Danae Alexander and Peggy Richard. A social satire stemming from the adventures and misadventures of Tom Jones, foundling, the story takes place in London and Countryshires, England in 1750. Science Alumnae Tea: Mundelein College will sponsor the annual Science Alumnae Tea in McCormick Lounge, April 24 at 3 p.m. A short movie will be shown by Irene J. Hojnacki, D.O., '55, who will also speak on Osteopathic Medicine. Junior and senior science majors at Mun delein will be invited. Guest Speaker: Dr. James S. Lovett of Purdue University will speak April 14 at 3:45 p.m. in 607. Dr. Lovett, whose Mundelein visit is sponsored by the biology department and Tri Beta's chapter of the biology honor society at Mundelein, will be on campus all day. His topic will be Structure and Function of Zoospores in Aquatic Fungi. Magazine Accepts Poem: Paraclete, a poem by junior Diane Clow, will be published in the April 9 issue of America magazine. Mrs. David Spenser, English department and Review magazine modera tor, announced the inclusion of Diane's poem in the magazine which will feature undergraduate poetry. ... is paved with good intentions, or, isn't it about time for spring fever to take over permanently? One thing, with an April-May-June term there are no February-March grades to pad the old sun-tanned average. It's unanimous term break was too short, especially for the regis trar's office. Not to press a point or anything annoying like that, but, would it help to get grade slips out faster if everyone figured out her own marks? It would help? It would help Turning to the dark dismal past of a month ago, rumor (nasty word) has it that certain aspiring psychologists did some experiment ing with the tabooed and pooh- poohed Ouija board. Ouija was very cooperative; it seems he/she/it didn't even object when they de cided there was no Ouija. No Ouija For any frequenter of the seventh floor (is there another?) it was a speck non-plussing to see a six-foot red and blue representation of that camp comic book character from the Merry Marvel Marching So- City Post Office Offers Students Year-round Jobs In accordance with President Johnson's Youth Opportunity Back- to-School Drive, the Assistant Post master General has authorized the Chicago Post Office to employ 1,500 needy students up to 16 hours a week as clerks, sorting mail. Most employees will be working at Chi cago's Main Post Office, 433 W. Van Buren. Two features of this program are a 2.37 an hour salary rate and flexibility of working time. To qualify, a student, 16 to 20, must have need for employment to stay in school and be able to re main sufficiently above the satis factory scholastic level while work ing. A student's eligibility will be determined by Mr. Paul Crafton, director of financial aid. Application forms are available at the Placement Bureau, Rm. 205, and must be submitted to Chicago's Main Post Office, along with a let ter from Mr. Crafton certifying eligibility. No son or daughter of a postal service employee (in any locality) is eligible for employment. ONE DAY ONLY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 presents an exhibition and sale of original lithographs, etchings, wood cuts Daumier Corinth Carzou Duty Chagall Maillol Cassatt Picasso and many others moderately priced Renoir Rouault Toulouse-Lautrec Van Dongen MUNDELEIN COLLEGE -- ROOM 809 - 10A.M.-9P.M. ? dcrapinad pina ciety, Spiderman (the friendly neighborhood variety) peering down over Dr. Barta's desk. Need less to say, no one was more startled than Dr. Barta himself. It has been suggested that, in view of Mundelein's Look maga zine reputation as a progressive one, perhaps the bookstore should carry more reactionary and subver sive literature. There is certainly room for a rack of the John Birch Society's Blue Book in the right corner next to the pink tissue paper. Submarine watching is out. Smelt runs are passe. The in thing to do is look for unidentified flying objects. It puts a definite strain on the neck looking up all the time and everything but, after all, not just anyone can see and hear real live swamp gas. In the utter trivia department (nominations for a chairman are hereby opened) it's been reported that someone is planting bunny, Playboy, not Easter, silverware in the tearoom. Well, at least, one fork was reported. Perhaps it was meant for a neighboring institu tion, down the block, say. Speaking of bunnies, senior Kay Carey really and truly spent six hours at that fabled structure, the Hugh Hefner mansion, recently. Apparently the Master Bunny was favorably impressed as he sent Kay back to Coffey Hall in his private limousine, complete with red Cadi- lac escort car. Does it not strike anyone as a trifle incongruous that the U.S. is on the verge of recognizing our first Asian communist nation Outer Mongolia. For real. Not China, not the National Liberation Front but Outer Mongolia. At least home markets should have a handy supply of yak butter. Is it only imagination, or has the spirit of liturgical renewal and ex perimentation been lost? About the only difference between Ma donna della Strada and any parish is the fact that there is no Sunday collection. There is a new office in the building, The Trouble Office, head quarters for the Trouble Benefit. And, in view of the fact that the date for The Trouble with Angels has been changed, again (is this the third or the thirteenth time) to May 27 and the place, Granada Theatre, is also new, the title is unduly appropriate. A sign, a sign, the long awaited sign is about to make its appear ance to mark this fair campus for all who pass. Let's hope it's not too large, it might turn out to be bigger than the grounds them selves. And, whatever happens, remem ber the Alamo. Ginger Ale The RAMSEY LEWIS Trio In Concert April 21, 1966 8 to 10 p.m. Carthage College Field House Tickets 2.50, 2, 1.50 Send check or money order and self-addressed, stamped envelope to: CONCERT College Center Bos 1016 Carthage College Kenosha, Wis. 53140 for the nearness of you f idette. You're sure of yourself when you have Bidette. Here is a soft, safe cloth, pre- moistened with soothing lotion, that cleans and refreshes...swiftly banishes odor and discomfort. Use Bidelte for intimate cleanliness at work, at bedtime, during menstrua tion, while traveling, or whenever weather stress or activity creates the need for reassurance. Ask for individually foil-wrapped, disposable Bidette in the new easy-to- open fanfolded towelctles...at your drugstore in one dozen and economy packages. For lovely re-fillable Purse- Pack with 3 Bidette and literature, send 25 lt; with coupon. - With Bidette in your purse, you need never be in doubt Depl. 1-66 P.O. Box 2300 C.P.O. New York. New York 10001 I enclose 25 lo cover postage ninl handling. Send Bidette Purse-Pack, samples and literature. THE SKYSCRAPER Mundelein College 6363 Sheridan Rd., Chicago, 111., 60626
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1966-04-06 (4)
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