Miami Hurricane, March 08, 1957

              The Miami
Vol. XXXII
University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla., March 8, 1957
No. 16
Spencer Bolts From Forum
Story on Poge 2
THAT’S HOW WE SALUTE in the Array, ma’am,
soys AROTC Cadet Col. Bruce Hobb to the new queen, Mrs. Susan Weissel. Both Susan and Jacque Warren (left), newly chosen AFROTC queen, made their first appearances on the drill field Wednesday
Photo by Grim
afternoon. AFROTC Cadet Col. Pete Henderson (right) is looking on, as he waits to show Jacque the Air Force salute. Both women were presented with the military "crowns” at a Joint Ball last Friday night. Story on Page 3.
Photo by Gravel
Shakoor. This is the first time that actual studio equipment has been used in teaching television acting and technique on campus. While the actors perform in the "studio” the remainder of the class watches the scene on a monitor in the classroom.
WORKING FOR THE FIRST TIME before the newly acquired television cameras are Ken Mondshein and Carol Combs of the radio-TV department. Manning the camera, one of two which were used in an acting class for the first time last Wednesday, is George
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What They Are Saying . ..
“I reject and resign any and all affiliation I might have with LF and brand it as an irresponsible, misled party . . . having no concern for the welfare of all the students,” says SBG President Tom Spencer in a Page 2 story.
‘‘I know of no other writer-administrator with so many proven capabilities. We are lucky to get him,” said Dr. Jay F. W. Pearson, UM president, of William Howland, newly appointed assistant to the president and public information director. Story on Page 14.
The University’s Honors Courses to be initiated next fall are being planned so that the superior students enrolled in them “may reach thier full potential of development and contribute more to the nation’s critical need for superior ability in all fields of knowledge,!’ says Dr. E. Morton Miller, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, in a Page 3 story.
“It is possible for students to quietly study together. Smoking will be permitted also” in the library’s new browsing room, announces Dr. Archie McNeil, director of libraries, in a Page 11 story.
The Ring Theater presentation of “The House of Bernarda Alba” is a “credit to the University as well as to the people involved in its production,” writes Hurricane drama reviewer Hugh Barr, in a Page 4 review,
“I dont know how many games we’ll win. But I don’t believe anybody’s going to shove us around,” says Head Football Coach Andy Gustafson in evaluating the Hurricanes’ chances for success next fall after one week of spring practice. Story on Page 16.
“Today’s student must elevate the moral tone of politics and breathe spirit into Constitutional freedoms by practice and example,” says law student Sam Polur in a Page 6 guest editorial.
“Old age begins and middle age ends, the day your descendants outnumber your friends,” said humorist Ogden Nash, the fifth speaker in the “Miami Presents” series. Story on Page 2.
Photo by Cohan
IN THE SHADE OF THINGS is freshman Deanna Briggs, who's Hurricane Honey No. 16. The 5-foot, 5-inch psychology major has brown hair and green eyes. A graduate of Miami Senior High School, Deanna is a member of Delta Zeta sorority. If Deanna will come to The Hurri-can office today at 3:30 p.m., Ron Ziegler, Hurricane assistant sports editor, will present her with an orchid.