Miami Hurricane, October 23, 1953

              The Miami
Hurricane
Volume XXVIII
University of Miami, Coral Gables. Fla., October 23, 1953
No. 4
Noon
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UN Today
Story On Page 3
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Future Panty Raiders Face Severe Penalty
Story On Page 4
OPEN HOUSE for the new center for Student Services gave personnel from each student service a chance Wednesday to acquaint faculty and students with the center’s functions. William H. Fisher, director of student housing, serves visitors a snack
while Foster E. Alter, dean of men. explains some of the functions of his office to an interested listener. The new center went into operation this summer in conjunction with the University's revised organizational program.
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What They Are Saying ... |
"The incident was apparently promoted by a small group of trouble makers,” said Dr. H. Franklin Williams, dean of students, following last Thursday’s abortive panty raid in the girls’ dorms. See story Page 4.
"Because of the spirit the frosh have shown, the dinks can come off after tonight’s game,” said Ronald Fine, SBC» president. See story on Page 2.
“The UN is doing more to promote world peace and security than most people realize,” said Joseph Stockhausen, ex-Air Force man and Korean war vet, during celebration of UN’s eighth birthday this week. See story on Page 3.
“It was nothing but work, work, work and build for the University—and now that we see the glorious result—it is a real satisfaction,” said Mrs. Marie Volpe, UM symphony manager, who has been with the University since its founding in 1926. See story on Page 12.
“Only a miracle can save us . . . We’re not quitting and throwing in the sponge,” said football Coach Andy Gustafson, as his three touchdown underdogs Hurricanes face mighty Maryland tonight in the Orange Bowl. See story on Page 16.
“The fraternity system is founded on the solid rock of our fundamental right to choose our own friends,” said Stove Fisher, IFC president, defending a fraternity’s position in answer to the State University of New York’s ban of Greeks from its campuses. Phil Frieder, MICA president, speaking for independents, said, “I believe one should not do away with fraternities in any way, but rather to encourage them to abandon these supposed malpractices.” See editorial on Page 6
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PRETTY AS A PICTURE is Hurricane Honey No. 4. Barbara Altman. Born in Sarasota, Fla., "Bahs" is a 19-year-old sophomore. Her major is management and we’ll bet that, though she may not make a fortune, she’ll manage to do all right. This 5-foot 4V.i-inrh coed has her 118 pounds distributed in the right places. If “Babs" will strike a pose during tonight's half-time ceremonies of the Maryland game, Marvin Randell, Hurricane advertising manager, will pin her with an orchid.
MOTHER PINS DAUGHTER into the same sorority during rushing this week. The mother is Mrs. Schwartz and the daughter is Maida. The elder member of Phi Sigma Sigma became the first mother in the history of the sorority to have her daughter pledged to the University chapter. However, this was only half the story.
Photo« by Starncr
FATHER PINS SON into same fraternity, and completes the cycle. In this case, Al Harum Sr. is the father and A1 Harum Jr. is the son. The elder member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon became the second father in the UM chapter’s records to have a son pledged to the same fraternity. The younger Harum is a student while Harum Sr. is a journalism instructor and newspaper publisher.