Miami Hurricane, January 20, 1956

              The Miami
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Hurricane
Vol. XXXI
University of Miami, Coral Cables, Fla., January 20, 1956
No. 11
Senate OKs Exchange Plan
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Story On rooe 2
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Telethon Seeks Help From UM Students
-The Inside Story-
M ones On Page 2
GIVING DIRECTIONS during Sketchbook rehears-
als ii Joe Mascolo (rifht) student director, to Bill
Naud (center) and other performer* at the Beaumont Lecture HaU. Title of thia year'i production
is "A Balmy Day," a satire on campua life, written
by English instructor Richard Janaro. Twelve rates
have been cast in addition to a singing chorus of
49 and a ballet (roup of 20. Regular rehearsals
will get underway following the opening of the
spring semester.
What They Are Saying . . .
"The purpose of the SBG committee inquiring into UM
athletic policies and the NCAA probation is to help provide
the Student Body with a better understanding of the confused situation," says Bill Merritt, SBG president. See story
on paqe 2.
"Because of the difference in prices, I eat more often in
the cafeteria," says frosh Donna Baum in response to a Hurricane poll on new changes in campus food services. Se* story
on page 13.
"During the past two and a half years, many changes have
manifested themselves at UM. The first is a new attitude in
the administration. The second, an alarming deterioration in
student interest," says Hurricane editor Brian Sheehan in his
farewell column. Sen Debris on paqe 7.
"If the goal of $400,000 is reached by the telethon, then the
University Medical School will get $100,000 for development
an research," says Dr. H. Franklin Williams, vice president
and director of community affairs in a plea for student help
at the Saturday night affair. See story on page 2.
"You can fool all of the people some of the time, some of
the people all of the time, but you can't fool all of the people
all of the time. Or can you," says a Hurricane staff writer
about this semester's Senate shennanigans. Sen editorial on
page 6.
"The University atmosphere isn't conducive to a free exchange of ideas; nature of student organizations is poorly
integrated; and student body government has not developed
widespread influence necessary in focusing attention of the
Student Body on projects," said Senator Siizy Marbey in a
blast at the Senate as to why UM shouldn't accept Russian
exchange students. Sen story on page 2.
"While we are searching for the qualities that make the
ideal professor, possibly we should find some ideal students,"
says an irate professor about a "Ideal Professor" poll being
conducted by the Hurricane. See letters to tho editor column
on page 6.
GETTING COMFORTABLE for the long study
hours and final exam cramming is Jacque Warren,
Hurricane Honey No. 11. Jacque is a tri-delt pledge
from Gettysburg, Penn., and is majoring in business.
She is S feet, C inches tall and weighs in at US
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lbs. In high school, Jacque was a majorette with the
band. If Jacque can leave her studies long enough
to drop in at The Hurricane oflice this afternoon
a* ME, Gre« Melikov, IbU editor, will present her
with an orchid.
RECEIVING CERTIFICATE is Mario Bonofiglio, from CoL John D.
Cone, chief of Florida Military District, during final Army ROTC
exercises on the drill field Wednesday afternoon. Five graduating
seniors were honored at the review. The Air Force ROTC alao
honored its graduates with a like ceremony.