tl19620216-000 "'Comment' On Sweetheart Dance -- See Page 2 Senate Meeting Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. Room 220 Stephens Hall TOWER LIGHT February 16, 1962 State Teachers College, Towson 4, Maryland Vol. XIV, No. 16 Editorial It's Up To You It is interesting to note that the Student Government Pinance Committee again cut the Tower Light budget. The eut was made Monday night. This cut forces the student newspaper to cancel an !iltire issue and also to publish only one six-page issue dur- Ing second semester. Although we realize that it is impossible to grant every �.rganization the total amount of funds it requests, we ques-tIon the wisdom behind our budget slash. Perhaps if Tower Light were to sign a contract for the ?it-ire year, as does Tower Echoes, our argument would have to be considered more valid. At least it seems that ay when one notes the total amount of money allotted to the yearbook, almost $10,000. After establishing a record of publishing a newspaper cl-eh week of the semester, with the exception of holidays examination periods, one would expect the Student 'ovenlment Association to help rather than hinder this Last semester when we were forced to cancel an issue heca use of a budget cut, members of the student body were 141ek to notice this and immediately came to our office for t1 explanation of the absence of the weekly Tower Light. Since the product of this organization reaches such a e portion of the college community, and because it pro-es a greater service to the campus than do most organiza-fiks, we feel that the Senate should vote Tower Light the tirlds which it originally requested. The degree of our service depends upon your vote l'Ilesday in the Senate. IlSecond Semester .� . New Students Enter, Irop-outs Not Totalled th -ss-three students came into sa:llege for the first time at the q, of this semester while the ""goer who dropped out has not CD Turmoil' Soph Play Subject 4.rible Tunnel Turmoil"" will the . 1441 subject when the sophomore 044 Presents its annual class play tt.141/'' March 2, at 8:15 p.m. in ells Hall auditoriurn. Plans are now being made 'ktIt.,_611e play, which has been by members of the class. �iI"" depicts the reactions -4Pnts and teachers when they 130 spend two weeks in the na a result of a Civil De-alert. kt4 been totaled, Dr. Rebecca Tansil, director of admissions, said this week. Eighteen of the new students are re-entries, only three of whom came in as freshmen. Of the 53, 42 are enrolled in the teachers college and 11 are in the arts and science cur-ricula, Dr. Tansil said. No fifth year students entered this February. Dr. Tamil said that in February, 1961, a total of 49 students entered the college. A check with Mrs. James Duncan, residence director, re-vealed that 13 women and seven men kit the dormitories because of failure from the college. The figures concerning the num-ber of students who lett the dorms because of strict probation were not given by Mrs. Duncan. Support Religious Emphasis Week Health Center Work Begins With Demolition Of Barn IT'S A WRECK � Demolition men moved flattened the picturesque barn behind Glen construction of a $151,000 health in Tuesday Esk, the first and all but step in the center on the spot. The center scheduled for occupation by next September. Musk Of Four Faiths To Start Religious Emphasis Week Slate By Fawn Wilson Religious music characteristic of four faiths will be presented Mon-day at 8:15 p.m. in the Stephens Hall auditorium, beginning Reli-gious Emphasis week co-sponsored by the YM-YWCA and the Inter- Faith Council. Included in the program will be choirs from St. Mary's Seminary, the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, and the Student Christian Associa-tion Choir of Towson. Five religious leaders will answer questions posed by the college's students Tuesday night at 8:15 p.m. in the Van Bokkelen auditorium. Presented in the form of a panel discussion, Mr. Edward Rubendall of the Towson Science Department will serve as moderator. Members of the panel are Rabbi Jacob S. Green, Spiritual Leader of the Rogers Avenue Synagogue; Father Manuel R. Roman, assistant of the new Catholic Cathedral; Father George P. Crallos, pastor of the Church of the Church of the Annunciation (Greek Orthodox); the Rev. L Ralph Tabor, pastor of the First Lutheran Church and the Rev. Harry Mason, Jr., pastor ocf the Woolford Memorial Baptist Church. Wednesday night at 8:15 o'clock the film ""Cry the Be-loved Country"" will be shown in Van 1Bokkelen auditorium. -The Dead Sea Scrolls"" is the topic of a lecture to be presented Thursday in the Van Bokkelen auditorium at 8:15 p.m. Speaking will be Dr. John Chamberlain, as- By Fred Cogswell Work on the new health center finally began this week when a demolition crew started tearing down the barn. The new center will cost about $151,000. The center; designed by Nurse Mariana H. Ward, will consist of two levels. Each level will have a separate entrance with a nurse's station for surgical dressings, inter-views, and distribution of medicine for colds and everyday medical occurrences. The center will also contain in a large storage room for medicine, a janitor's store room, a physio-therapy room, doctor's quarters, and an apartment for the resident nurse. is The upper level will contain 19 beds, separated into men's and women's pavillions, each with pri-vate baths. Between each two rooms will be sinks and toilets for personal use. sistant professor of religion at Goucher College, and the Rev. Perry Monroe, Jr., pastor of the Grove Presbyterian Church in Aberdeen. hash Seek Motto, Seal And Colors The freshman class is sponsoring a contest to determine the class seal, motto, and colors. A single person may contribute any number of entries, and more than one per-son may work on and contribute the same entry. Deadline for submission of ideas is Tuesday, February 27. The Executive Committee urges interested persons to watch the freshman class bulletin board opposite the mail boxes for further details as to where to leave their entries. AB entries become the property of the freshman class. Designs for the seal should be neatly drawn and should be large enough to be distinguished. The motto need not be in Latin., Entries will first be judged by the Executive Committee on the basis of originality, general appeal, art content, and suitability to purpose. They will choose what they con-sider to be the best five or six entries, and these will be voted upon by the entire freshman class at a class meeting. The new health center is located behind Glen Esk because of its central position to all buildings on !campus. The interior plans have I been arranged for a smooth medi-cal operation and a minimum of commotion. A canopied entrance will be on the lower level for ambulance service. The architect has planned for a 140-day construction period. This means that the center should be completed by July and ready for operation next September. Nurse Ward said that everyone had been phenomenally cooperative in giving her everything she re-quested for a modern health center. 1 -The only thing I didn't get was i air conditioning,"" she said. D �TE BOOK February le -2-1 15�Basketbal1 vs. NA-ashington College -- home � S OO 19-=--Refigiona Emphasis Week Ifs�Religious Entphasiv Week program Music of four faiths-- 3H And.� 815 20�Religious Emphasis Week program Panel discussion � VB And.--8115 :1�Glen Player's Meetbsg�311 � 700 Religions Emphasis Week prosrrant �""Cry of the Be-loved Country""� VII And. �S:15 =--Baskefball vs, Western Mary. land�away Religious Emphasis Week program � lecture � Dead 'Ca fierolbs � le And. � t15 "
