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Page Four - The SKYSCRAPER - November 1, 1968 French troupe HAPPINESS is being enter tained by this Paris cafe troupe, who will perform here next Friday. Their program consists of Mime and French and English songs. Singers give show Famed as the site of pictur esque gardens and bookstore stalls, tumultous artists and students, the Left Bank of the Seine river in Paris also is renowned for its crowded cab- Chemistry society honors S. Marina For her significant contribu tions in inorganic chemistry, Sister M. Marina Kennelley, chemistry department chair man, recently received an in vitation into Fellowship in the American Institute of Chem ists. The AIC is an organization of leaders in the field of chemistry dedicated to the development and recognition of the chemist and chemical however, is her extensive re search in the field of metal complexes of amino acids. Sister's other awards and distinctions include: the Na tional Science Foundation's Science Faculty Fellowship to the University of London, 1960, and the Mundelein Jubi lee Professional Award of the class of '42. A certificate of Fellowship will be presented to Sister at a dinner at the Equitable building, Nov. 8. arets of excellent live enter tainment. Mundelein's French depart ment and the Chicago chapter of the American Association of Teachers of French hope to recreate some of the magic of this type of entertainment by presenting Paris Rive Gauche Nov. 8, at 8 p.m. in the College theatre. Appearing in Chicago for the first time, the cabaret troupe will interpret the works of Aragon, Baudelaire, Brel, Eluard and Genet through song and mime, in both French and English. The troupe includes Bea trice Arnac, Bernard Haller, Jacque Marchais and Paul Villaz. Tickets are now on sale in the lounge area of the Sky scraper for 2.50. GO MARAUDERS Retaliation foiled in 'boxer rebellion' Sister M. Marina engineers as professional per sons Selection and nomina tion by a nominating commit tee is required before Fellow ship is conferred. Sister Marina qualifies for membership through masters and doctoral study at Notre Dame University, 21 years of college teaching of chemistry and her membership and par- ticipation in the American Chemical Society and the Illi nois State Academy of Sci ence. Of special significance, (Continued from page 8) was succinctly stated by one senior. We consider it a personal affront if all the guys can do is stand outside the windows and yell like people at a foot ball game. Still, it's a start for Loyola. There's hope yet. The night of the Halloween party, the Mundelein contin gent staged what they hoped would be a reciprocal raid. Forewarned that the Loyola women's attempt was thwarted by water balloons, they none theless marched to the back of Campion Hall, 200 strong. Shouting Boom, boom, Fruit of the Loom They were first greeted by stares, then mugs of water thrown rather ineffec tively. The group started to move to a more strategic po sition. Then, without warning, a group of Campionites swarmed out with blood in their eyes and shaving cream in their hands. With a venom that should be used with Mace, the Campion boys used their stop and smear tactics to great advan tage, putting Mundelein's group into a lather. So assure their victory, they lined the front entrance to Northland to get the baggers, and harassed even innocent by standers. One male observer in North land's lobby remarked They must have made a valiant stand. I don't see anyone with shaving cream in the back. McCarthy gives nod to Humphrey By Mary Lin Hallagan The Democratic Party gained the endorsement by the Senator from Minnesota for their presidential candidate, Hubert Hum phrey, but they lost Eugene McCarthy as a member. In a state ment released Tuesday, Oct. 29, McCarthy said he will vote for Humphrey and his supporters should do the same. But he will not run for political office again on the Democratic ticket. He said that Humphrey's position on major issues falls short of what I think it should be. Senator McCarthy had called on the spirit of youth to accept the burden of begin ning a great movement of change and progress. He had asked his followers to test the established processes of the Democratic party. He said Tuesday, I will not make that request of them again unless those processes have clearly been changed. I wish to assure them that I In tend to work to that end and, at the same time, to continue to discuss the substantive issues of American politics. According to the Senator, the people of this country are a part of the movement of history itself. They are called upon to enter the fabric of history, to become a part of the context of bringing order and justice to all countries of the world. But they have lim ited power over other coun tries. They are not detached from, or above the rest of the world, they are a part of it. The people of the United States are more willing to take upon themselves judg ments for the issues, the war in Vietnam, individual re sponse to moral decisions on terms of fighting the war, and the examination of procedure and process in this country, than the political leaders of the Democratic Party. Indi viduals count for much more in the issues of today, than party platforms, or even laws. The voice of the individual must be heard and acknowl edged, or else there will be silence. There are no solutions in silence. Speaking in Chicago last week, in support of William Clark, Illinois Democratic candidate for the United States Senate, McCarthy de manded a total re-examina tion of both substance and procedure in American poli tics. He emphasized the im portance of Senate elections, Whatever happens in the presidential election, if the Senate has good men, the right kind of change will come about. The most important political decisions will be made in the Senate during the next two to four years, he said, and the Senate must play an active and positive role in determin ing the policy of this country. Vote yes on Con-Con FIGHT FOR CLEAN THEMES Refuse anything but Eaton's Corrasable Bond Typewriter Paper Mistakes vanish. Even fingerprints disappear from the special surface. An ordinary pencil eraser lets you erase without a trace. Are you going to stand in Ihe way of cleanliness? Get Eaton's Corrasable today. 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1968-11-01 (4)
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