PROVIDENCE COLLEGE, PROVIDENCE, R. I., FEBRUARY NOTICE

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1 Suppot Catholic Papes, See Page 2 VOL. XV, No. 3 SIX PAGES bes' Suppot See Page 2 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE, PROVIDENCE, R. I., FEBRUARY. 953 Bobby Moan Bids To Beak Own Scoing Recod Tonight By Matin Sandle The main attaction at the Mt. P easant Gym tonight will be the ball I gime between the Povidence College S aid the M.I.T. quintets, but all eyes 4 will be on Fia ace, Bobby Moan, I a< "Rada Robet" attempts to beak j lie P.C. single-season scoing ecod ttat 'he himself set last yea. In the season, Moan jcoed 379 points to cack the pevii ecod of 373 points set by Jim Schlimm in 950, As of the witing»f this aticle, witten pio to last t's game with Rhode Island UniBob had scoed 34 points Hid thus needed 38 points to set a D< v mak. As he has been aveaging K points a game, the chances fo his b aking t h e ecod tonight appea t ellent. I t has long been the contention of It s wite and of the COWL spots c jatment that Bobby Moan is one o the geatest ball playes in New E ^land, and by fa the best small n n in this secto. Besides being the -t polific scoe P.C. has eve t 'iwn, Moan is both an excellent cubble and ball handle. It is extmely gatifying to all concened v th his caee to note that his accomplishments ae at last being ecognised thoughout the East, as is evidenced by the fact thaht his feats have ecently been extolled in leading Bo«ton newspapes. Congess Needs Mem- TH Magazines NOTICE The NFCCS committee will distibute pledge cads fo a spiitual bouquet to be pesented to His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, on St. Thomas Day, Mach 7. These cads will be available on Monday and Tuesday, Febuay and 7 in the otunda of Hakins Hall. Students ae equested to make an exta special effot to visit the desk on one of these days and sign a pledge. P. Asciolla Resigns Fom Student Cong. In Open Statement I "I thought that when I was elected to the Student Congess I was being honoed by being able to seve my class... I am geatly disappointed," said Paul Asciolla, sophomoe class epesentative to the Student Congess, in a lette eceived by the Cowl ealie this week. M. Asciolla is chaiman of the Social Committee, co-teasue of the Pyamid Playes, co-chaiman of the Sophomoe Hop, a chee-leade. Dean's lists and a membe of the Povidence College has been desig- Thid Ode. nated as a testing cente fo the nation wide administations of the Following is the complete text of Law School Admission Test on Feb- I the lette: uay 2, the Rev. Vincent C. Doe, "This is my esignation fom the O.P., Dean, announced today. Student Congess. I am esigning beapplication Blanks and a Bulletin! cause I found that my duties as chaiof the Social Committee consisted of Infomation descibing egistation man in nothing moe than a name cad on pocedues and containing sample test my desk. Duties which wee specifiquestions may be obtained fom the cally assigned to me, wee undetaken Office of the Dean o diectly fom by membes of the Congess ove I had no voice. I thought that ''he Sophomoe Class offices, Leon- the Law School Admission Test, Edu- whom I was elected to the Student Riley, Geald Rombeg, Robet cational Testing Sevice, P. O. Box when Congess, I was being honoed by lucci, and Chales Gnys, along with 592, Pinceton, New Jesey. Applica- being to seve my class and Pesident of the Student Congess, tion fo the Febuay test must be school able as a membe of a wothwhile sented a plan fo t h e enovation i mailed so as to be eceived at the legislative body. I am geatly disapthe Hakins' Hall Student Lounge Pinceton office not late than Feb- pointed. I would like to expess my jt) he Pesident of the College. (Continued on Page ) uay.,lso submitted was a plan fo the ; n ling of funds by the student body j b cay the expense of this poject. Ti plan of enovation was accepted, bu the method fo the aising of funds v;; not. This expense will be bone ty the College. has also been made clea that if By Phil Giffin enovation of the Lounge matein defiance of supestition the Cadet Offices Hono Club of the Povizes, the Student Congess must oce ules and egulations goven- dence College Tanspotation Cops will pesent the second annual edition the use of the Lounge by the stu- of the Militay Ball at the Canston Steet Amoy this Fiday, the 3th of Febuay. Ralph Stuat will povide the music fo the dances fom 9 till. nts. Last yea's dance was an almost unqualified success, but the limited confines of the Biltmoe poved to be somewhat esticting, so, with the Militay Science depatment hoping fo 500 couples, the vast Canston St. It makes Bemuda advetising dances, cocktail paties and special Amoy was engaged. A pominent k? That's an out-of-class assign- sightseeing tous including the Cys- Boston decoato will tansfom the handed to a bake's dozen sen- tal Caves, govenment aquaium and vast establishment into a egula ball' i in the business administation museum and the p e f u m e factoy will oom, with a Valentine Day theme n who will fly to the famed e- be hefd duing the peiod. An inte- pedominant. Those who acquie a -> t duing the Easte ecess to collegiate tennis tounament is on thist afte long hous of dancing may at fist-hand the pomotion po- the books, as well. find elief at the punch bowl. of the Bemuda Touist Bueau. The famed Bemuda lilies bloom Once again a poud beauty will goup, accompanied by adve- duing the Easte season and Apil eign ove the affai. Pictues have IJng instucto Louis C. FitzGeald. usually maks the beginning of the been submitted (by the way. today»t:i leave New Yok Fiday. Apil swimming season on the island. is the deadline), and some young lady ifti in a special Pan-Ameican Clippe Fontaine is class coodinat- will make he escot mighty poud 'Sieved fo Povidence College sen- o Richad the tavel poject, believed to when she leads he cout to the bandits. Afte the thee and one-half hou be fo the fist conducted on an all ex- stand. i-lp they will have dinne that even^ ^ m b e. Any Cadet Captain Jim Wille, who is in M at the Coal Island Club in Hamstudents. inteested in acom- chage of the whole affai, is popeion Paish whee ooms ovelookshould see Fon- ly optimistic. m the Sound have been set aside fo J "Last yea," Jim ecalled, "thee tie goup. wee pehaps only two detimental In addition to a study of the Be- The taveles will etun in time factos concening the Ball. Fist, ^ d a Tade Development Bueau, a fo the esumption of classes follow- many of the boys objected to the heat st-hand glimpse of taditional set- g the Easte ecess. (the dance was held in May last yea), '-ngs fo fashion ads will be had. and secondly, the place was too The undegaduates will be in BeC*wi has eliminated some of it's cowded. This yea we've emoved «P egula featues this week because of the detimental factos, so the dance vties which ae conducted by the "nde Bueau thee. Intecollegiate pevious a d v e t i n g commitments. pomises to be fabulous." Law School Quey To Be Given Feb. 2 Lounge Renovation Plans Ae^Accepted Cadets Will Defy Supestition; Will Hold Ball On Fiday, 3th Bemuda Hee I Come, Say 3 P.C.'es; You Want To Be Included? Okay g b y 3 a n y i n g { < ) i n T h e, L d a d u i n s e c i a l c o l l e E e t h e a f a c u l t y 0 CENTS A COPY A Hunded Delegates To Assemble On Campus Fo Thee Day Winte Meeting Of The Regional NFCCS By Don Gibeault Close to one hunded delegates fom some twenty-thee New England colleges will begin to aive on Fiday evening, Febuay i 3, fo the Winte Regional meeting of the NFCCS. This will I mak the fist time that Povidence College entetains this goup. On Fiday evening. May Haigan j of Simmons College, Pesident of the Newman clubs in this egion, will head a delegation of membes fom the egion who will discuss poblems petaining to thei goup. Bill Dexcaze of Boston College, : chaiman of the Pess Committee, will j also aive on Fiday evening to con duct a meeting of the pess citics j committee, who will discus? college liteay publications and thei elaj tive woth. Registations On Satuday Satuday moning will see the e, mainde of the delegates aiving fo official egistation and the beginning of the egulaly scheduled sessions to The Student Congess ecently e- be pesided ove by William J. Rust ceived and appoved the constitution of Boston College, egional pesident of the newly fomed St. Thomas Moe of the National Fedeation of Catholic Club. Elections wee held at the fist College Students. meeting of the club and the following Fathe Slavin to Welcome Goup slate was chosen: Fan Bown, pesident; Don Champagny, vice-pesident; I At the fist session scheduled fo Bill Tacey, secetay; and Hank Nes- a.m. in the Aquinas Hall Lounge, bitt, teasue. In the voting fo pa- the Vey Rev. Robet J. Slavin, O.P., liamentaian, William Flatley and j Pesident of the College, will officialdonald Gibeault each eceived an I ly welcome the epesentatives to equal numbe of votes. This tie will! Povidence. John J. Salesses, Senio Delegate will also addess the gathebe decided at the next meeting. j ing. The St. Thomas Moe Club was fomed in ode to foste the pe-legal, On Sunday, 9 o'clock Mass will be social, and academic inteests of its celebated by the Rev. A. A. Jugemembes, most of whom intend to laitis, O.P., modeato of the campus maticulate at gaduate law schools. unit. A pivate beakfast will be held Some eighty-fou membes have eg- in the Hakins Hall cafeteia followthe Mass. Sessions will esume at isteed in the club whose modeato ing 0:45 and continue until lunch at :00 is the Rev. Philip C. Skehan, O.P., of p.m. The aftenoon discussions will the Political Science Depatment. begin at 2:00 p.m. and last until the The club is tying to aange panel completion of business. o goup discussions with pominent Monsigno Shelock To Attend figues of the political wold in ode to affod its membes a geate insight The Rt. Rev. Conelius T. Shelock, of Schools fo the into many of the poblems faced by Supeintendantof Boston and Regional.students enteing law school. To date, Achdiocese of the NFCCS is expected a pominent attoney, a law school Modeato aive on Satuday fo the constudent, and the Dean of Catholic Uni- to vention. In addition, the modeatos vesity Law School have tentatively of seveal of the units ae expected accepted speaking dates hee at the to attend. The schools to be epecollege. sented, in addition to P. C., include: Febuay 25 has tentatively been set Boston College, Holy Coss, St. Anfo the next meeting. Any emaining selm's, Regis, Emmanuel, St. Michael's. Rivie, St. Joseph's, Stonehill, TiniJunios and Senios intending to go ty, Salve Regina, Newton College of to law school who have not as yet the Saced Heat, Assumption, Note joined the club ae asked to epot Dame. Anna Maia, Annhust, Ou (Continued on Page 5) at this next meeting. ALEMBIC NOTICE All membes of the Alembic staff ae equested to be pesent at the Cowl office this Fiday aftenoon at 2:30 fo the yeabook photogaph. Fan Bown Chosen Pesident Of Newly Instituted Law Club! m e g o u p d e t a i b THERE'S NOT MUCH TIME REMAINING... as these voluntees wok on the elaboate Militay Ball decoations. Fo the occasion, the Canston Steet Amoy will be tansfomed entiely Into a "Cupid's Delight." Tickets fo the event. Fiday evening, ae still available fom any committeeman o fom the ROTC office diectly. Photo by Don Htubba

2 THE COWL, FEBRUARY. 953 Catholic Pess Month This is Catholic pess month, but to a cetain extent it will occasion little enthusiasm and even less action among Catholics. Pehaps they will buy a few moe copies this month, o, if sufficiently moved, they might even subscibe to a news ogan. Will they ead the pape? Most likely they will glance at it but not with any geat inteest. Why the indiffeence? Obviously when placed alongside such giants as the TIMES and the TRIBUNE o the yellow jounalism of the DAILY NEWS o MIRROR, Catholic newspapes will usually be passed ove. Thei make-up is not as impessive, no is thei news sensational. Life in Ameica is big and fast, and Ameicans like thei newspapes to be the same. Anothe eason is that in some cases Catholic editos have given the impession that othodoxy extends to all fields; that thee is a unifom Catholic opinion of China policy, on McCathy, on Spain. Because of this, many Catholics do not even bothe to ead the pape fo they feel that thee is no news of inteest to theni. and even if thee wee, it would not make any diffeence because they have no choice to eithe agee o disagee with the opinions. Thee is among Catholics, and it is ight that thee is a unifom total view of eality but thee can be diffeence of opinion in how a cetain item of news fits into this total view. Fotunately, as in all things, chaity eigns. The Catholic pess in Ameica is good and it is healthy. It can be bigge and bette; but this demands inteest and help fom Catholics. To buy a newspape because it is Catholic is noble but then not to ead it is to defeat its vey pupose. The papes ae in existence. Buy them. Read them. Suppot them! Sell them! Contovesy Can Be Beneficial Elsewhee in this issue thee appeas a stoy concening a esignation. It is an impotant stoy because it bings a long smoldeing situation to light. The fact that a man has esigned fom the Student Congess is unfotunate, but it is the situation behind the esignation that is even moe so. That I he Student Congess has small pestige on the campus is well known; the scant attendance at its meetings attests to that fact. Afte yeas of existence, it has only ecently asseted its juisdictional powe ove individual classes. Whee to lay the blame fo this state of affais is unimpotant ight now. What is impotant is that the status quo of the Congess be ectified. The Congess has a vey useful function on the campus, but this function can only be ealized when its membes ae able and willing to do thei pat in making it wok. M. AscioJla's esignation seems to point to the fact that this is not the case. Undoubtedly the esignation will cause contovesy; it should because it points to an uns.-voy situation. Howeve, while contovesy can be >eneficial, it can also be acimonious. We hope the latte will not be the case. Rathe we hope that the Congess be stimulated into a self-analysis that will benefit both itself and the entie student body. Quaestiones Disputatae If thee wee no diffeence of opinion among men, this wold of ous would be quite dull. By the same token, a newspape would make dull eading if it did not take stands on issues that ae contovesial and only stuck to epoting staight news. A newspape exists to be ead o else it seves no useful pupose; contovesy gets people to ead. In the past, and it shall be so in the futue too, the COWL has pinted editoials that expess a cetain point of view. If ou eades have disageed with these opinions, we have no quael with them. Ou only gipe is with those who because they disagee, level attacks at the entie newspape. Ou editoials ae not meant to beat an opinion into anyone. We offe aguments in an attempt to convince someone to ou position. If we fail, we shed no teas. If we succeed. we feel a sense of satisfaction. If ou eades disagee and can offe bette aguments against ou position, the columns of the COWL ae open to them. In shot, it is a case of put up o shut up. Fom The Towe: Top Pop Cop Mopped Up By Sou Towe Powe "MOTHER OF TRUTH"... exclaim these Povidence College singes as they ende one of thei selections at the ecent joint concet with Emmanuel College in Hakins Hall. A nea capacity cowd attended the concet sponsoed by the Veidames of the College photo by Bill Fleck Glee Club Soloists Captue Applause At Joint Concet One of the highlights of the Caolan Club weekend was the Sunday aftenoon concet unde the auspices of the Veidames. The ninety-voice Emmanuel College Glee Club was unde the diection of D. Rodolphe E. Pepin. The Povidence College goup, numbeing fifty voices, was unde the diection of Rev. Leo S. Canon, O.P., who also diected the joint membes in the Riff Song and You Land. D. Pepin diected the clubs in Wachet Auf and Lod King of Gloy. Pofesso Michael Healy, Miss May Hatnett, and Amleto D'Andea, '54. wee the accompanists fo the goups and also fo the solos of Lucien Olivie. '53, James Gannon, '53, and Thomas Haxton. '54. May Anlaw, '54, accompanied Emily Faldetta in he aia. Following the concet, the Veidames. diectos, and clubs wee the guests of Rev. Edwad Casey, O.P., at Aquinas Hall. Afte dinne was seved, a social hou was conducted in conjunction with the Fias Club. Community singing and ecodings featued the entetainment. Quately's Second Edition Will Featue New Wites The next issue of the Alembic, college quately magazine, will be on the stands sometime duing the week of Febuay 22, Heny Giffin, Edito, announced yesteday. Giffin also equested all staff membes to be pesent at the COWL office on this Fiday aftenoon at 2:30 fo the yeabook photogaph. This edition will featue an aticle entitled, "They Ae Also Catholics," by J o h n Matiska, the publication's associate edito. M. Matiska's aticle deals with the little known subject of the Catholic Chuch's Easten Rite. Robet Hoye is epesented by an essay on the Catholic family and education. In the fiction line, Phil Giffin, Wilton Gevais, David Kal, and Richad Muphy have contibuted shot stoies to this edition. Both Kal and Muphy ae membes of the feshman class. The poety depatment is managed by Joseph D. Gomes, who is making his second appeaance, Chales Gnys, and Paul F. Fotin, also a feshman. Anyone who wishes to submit a manuscipt may do so by mailing it to the Alembic office o binging it in peson to the Alembic o Cowl offices. F. Slavin Addesses 00 Couples At Annual Caolan Club Weekend Ove 00 couples wee in attendance at the annual Caolan Club Week-End last Fiday, Satuday and Sunday. Highlighting the weekend wee a fomal dinne dance. Fiday evening, a jam session Satuday aftenoon, the vasity basketball game the same evening, a communion beakfast Sunday moning followed by a lectue by the Vey Reveend Robet J. Slavin, O.P. Fiday evening the festivities opened with a lobste dinne seved buffet style in the candle-lit 'Aquinas Dining hall. The dinne was followed by dancing in the lounge to the music of Geoge Champagne and also in the gaily decoated Penguin Room whee Dick Daonco's ochesta held foth. Satuday aftenoon the festivities continued with a jam session in the Penguin Room. Refeshments wee seved duing the couse of the entetainment and wee followed by a buffet lunch. Satuday night the weekendes witnessed the Fias emege victoious ove Renaselae in basketball at the Mt. Pleasant Gym. Sunday moning following the Communion Beakfast, the Vey Reveend Robet J. Slavin. O.P., spoke on the necessity of Catholic action in eveyday living. Following the lectue t h e guests wee shown the ooms in Aquinas Hall. The festivities came to a close Sunday aftenoon with a joint concet given by the glee clubs of Povidence College and Emmanuel College. Baistes Dop Decision On FEPC To Stonehill The P. C. Baistes lost a unanimous decision in an infomal debate to Stonehill College of Noth Easton. Mass., last Fiday aftenoon in the auditoium of Albetus Magnus Science Hall. P. C. was epesented on the Affimative side by Eugene Voll and Richad F. Buckley. The debate was held on the National Foensic topic: Resolved: "That the Congess of the United States Should Enact a Compulsoy Fai Employment Pactices Law." As is the custom of the fist affimative speake, Voll defined the tems of the debate and poceeded to show vaious souces of discimination which, he stated could be emedied by the adaption of a Cumpulsoy Fai Pactices Law. Buckley continued his case along the same line, stessing othe points of discimination, that would demand Compulsoy F.E.P.C. John Matiska Alice: "And what is this?" Mad Hatte: "It's called a hit tune." Alice: "But it doesn't make sense." Hatte: "As I've said, it's a hit tune." Popula music has fo some time povided a means to fame and fotune fo many people. It is a big enegetic business that encompasses bands, vocalists, song wites, lyicists, ecod manufactues, juke box P i m opeatos, and sheet music publishes. Each yea thee ae hundeds of songs tuned out by tunesmiths. Some fade quickly; othes emain. If the song has a catchy melody, a popula vocalist to sing it, and a good ochestal Matiska backgound, it may become what is known as a hit. This means that is is played a geat deal on.juke boxes, disc-jockey adio pogams, and that it is sold on hunde'ds of thousands of ecods. Popula Songs Moonic A ecent suvey, taken by an eminent authoity (whose name will be divulged on equest) evealed that the lyics of the cuent popula songs ae to a geat extent moonic. He also discoveed that they all had something in common, a singula lack of coheence. Some examples teated in the suvey: Miss Patti Paige, of "Tennessee Waltz" fame, has a little gem on the aiwaves at pesent called "The Doggie in the Window." While the tune is catchy and hamless, the lvics ae totued to say the least. In one place she efes to "flashlights that shine in the dak." In anothe spot, a simila example of pondeous eudition comes to light when we lean "you can't take a goldfish fo a walk." Anothe song, in the hillbilly vein, blandly states that "seven lonely days make one lonely week." How seven days could be othe than a week is mysteious, but pehaps the lyicist has his own way of eckoning time. Anothe tune going unde the title of "D'ya Need Any Help" makes no sense at all in both lyics and melody. Pize Is "Oh Happy Day" The song which wins the pize though, is a snappy little ditty which goes unde the title of "Oh Happy Day." Ou analyst had neve listene too closely to the lyics, so he did not feel that he could comment on them, but he did epot that the song and the title "just don't get it." The young man who sings it sounds as though he is suffeing fom an upset stomach, and the melody has the beat of a Chopin funeal mach; yet the singe still insists that it is a "happy day." Fom what ou expet said, I gatheed that the singe is the compose of the song and when he took it to a ecoding company, no one wanted to ecod it, so he did it himself. Now it is a hit. Why? I do not know! The tend in songwiting today seems to be towads songs that have shot titles, e.g. "I," "Cy," "Sin," and nonsensical lyics. What I want to know is what happened to people that could wite such geat songs as "How Did You Believe Me When I Told You That I Loved You When You Know I've Been a Lia All My Life," o "He Put A Ba In The Back Of His Ca And He's Diving Himself To Dink." Witing sensible songs is becoming a lost at. Ou 5th Yea of Publication PROVIDENCE COLLEGE E A T O N S T R E E T AT RIVER A V E N U E P R O V I D E N C E S. R H O D E ISLAND Office: Donnelly Hall Phone UNion Ext. 28 I ublished weekly each full school week duing the acad :c yea fo the students of Povidence College by the c..udents Inteested In Povidence College. Co-Editos-in-Chief Robet E. Flnnean. W -... J a m e s J. Mashall, «Adv.«U!»- M William J. Conway. Advetising Manage John K. Sullivan. Editoial Boad K^lfpH -'. Donald L. Gibeault. Featue Edito Henv P Giffin, Spots Edito ' Phil' Giffin 5' Associate Soot. Edito V.. Ma?ty. W W. «ok-* J o h n Matiska. "53 Photogaphy Edito Don Stubbs, E d ^ i - d T» n J? *. «?, W'l'iam F. Bodelck. J. ^ 4 * 2 i k ".. i -, J o h n. Salesses, '54: James W T Chales Gnys. '55; and John Bowab. F?? a? v ^C. > ' - : To McWeeney, «:»» A v f- y ' ' 5 : fmn S ^ L'l Kienan. '5s' Bill Rt a S e 0 K S U y, p, d, 3 : M : Rlle sit w i m k ^ V w a n, >54: 5 5 K ' n S, e y ' ' : B '" C. ~., Ciculation Staff ' i 52. " n e l, '53: Lucien Olivie, '53: Co.ManaKe* J a m e s Cuess. '53; Geoge Regan, 'at: Pete DeMlchael. '»» c*., Photogaphes... Don Stubbs. '54; Allan Kcane. 55: J e y Maldavl, P ^ i D t l o n s : 0 cents a copy. 2*0 "yea. Same ate by m 0^ Enteed as second-class m a t t e. Novembe. 947, at the F " o n c e at Povidence. Rhode Island, unde the Act of Mach 3, 879. Associated Collegiate P e s. " A ^ ' c l ' l t o n. Intecollegiate P"" Association, a n d the Rhode Island Intecollegiate Pess Association. H

3 - On And Off Campus HAKDI GBAS The Senio com- (tee in chage of the Madi Gas Costume Ball will meet this afte WfvinMdav Febuay n t h -wn. Wednesday, t e o u a y th. at!30 p.m. in Room 300, Hakins Hall. \LEMBIC All staff membes ae «^,ice T., Off.ce a 2.30 p m Fiday Febuay 3, fo Veitas photo. Antoninus w,n, ^ j w m T T a k ^ d? " be e ^ e d T^e m, ^ ^ e meeting will consist of instuction in potaitue SENIOR RED CROSS SK. PA T R O L - A meeting w m be held on" in Room Cal Pote will be the instucto nnc «H..c.c.8. A meeting will be held Wednesday at 3:5 p m in the CAMERA CLUB The Cine-Fias Student Congess Office The final ill meet tonight. Wednesday, Febu- plans fo the council meeting will be y th, at 7:30 p.m. in Room B-5 of discussed c w P P a s e v e d W e d n e i d a y t a T h a t 7 : v o n S Placement Office Reveals Method Of Selecting Queen Madi Gas Announced Coming SenioHnteviews A t The Placement Office announced that the epesentatives fom numeous high anking fims ae aiving on the P. C. campus and inteviewing P. C. Senios. These epesentatives ae giving Senios the infomation and openings that ae available in thei espective companies; seveal lage fims have aleady been hee, and the inteviews will be going on at a steady ate until late in Apil. Senio sponsoed Madi GasCostume Ball will be held on the c ^ P " Ls coming Tuesday. Febi y Among the most ecent announcements to be made concening the Ball is the selection pocedue of the king and queen. The king will be selected by a dawing in the ealy pat of the evening. The holde of the ticket numbe coesponding to that dawn T h e 5 u a th 7 WILL THIS SUIT FIT If you can make the gade, you can fly the latest, hottest, fanciest jobs in the ai and do it within one yea. T TAKES a good, tough, seious guy to wea the gea ot I an Aviation Cadet. But if you can measue up, hee's you chance to get the finest in aviation taining taining that equips you to fly the most moden aiplanes in the wold and pepaes you fo esponsible executive positions, both in militay and commecial aviation. It won't be easy! Taining discipline fo Aviation Cadets is igid. You'll wok had, study had, play had-especially fo the fist few weeks. But when it's ove, you'll be a p o with a caee ahead of you that will take you as fa as you want to go. You gaduate as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Ai Foce, with pay of $5, a yea. And this is only the by the M. O. will become king and his date will automatically become queen. Besides the doo-pize, thee will also be a pize given fo the couple having the best costume. Fou judges will select five finalists. Fom these five, the winning couple will be selected by the audience's applause. Heny Pais, chaiman of the ball, hopes that the membes of all classes will join in the Madi Gas celebation. Howeve, he emphasizes the necessity of a costume fo admission to the Ball. Costumes may be homemade o hied. Bill O'Neill has been selected as chaiman of the ticket committee while Bill Rawlinson and John Puleo have been chosen as co-chaimen of the decoations committee. Louis Castellone and Fank Melino ae heading the special entetainment committee: Fan Bown and Bill Reilly, the efeshments committee. Othe membes of the committee ae: Bob Deasy, Benie Masteson, Dick Tienan, Roge Nani Tony Monti, Donald Mattea, Ia Lough. Gey Coccoli, Tom Walsh, James Sughue, Ray Pefetto, Bill Conway. Bob Faelly, James Gannon, Lay Bady, Joe Teteault. BUSINESS MOVIES Stating today all Povidence College Students ae invited to attend a weekly seies of movies to be held twice each Wednesday at :30 and :30. Today's pesentation will be "Wnat Is Business? Next Wednesday's film will be titled, Evolution of the Oil Industy." This seies is being pesented by the College Business Depatment. beginning you oppotunities fo advancement ae unlimited. ARC YOU ELIGIBLE? To qualify as an Aviation Cadet, you must have completed at least two yeas of college. This is a minimum equiement it's best if you stay in school and gaduate! In addition, you must be between 9 and 2 H yeas, unmaied, and in good physical condition. YOU CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN PILOT OR AIRCRAFT OBSERVER If you choose to be an Aicaft Obseve, you taining will be in Navigation, Bombadment, Rada Opeation o Aicaft Pefomance Engineeing. New Aviation Cadet Taining Classes Begin Evey Few Weeks! HERE'S WHAT TO DO: T a k e a tanscipt of you college cedits and a copy of you bith cetificate to you neaest Ai Foce Base o Recu.t.ng Stat.on. Fill out the application they give you. If application is accepted, the Ai Foce will aange fo you to 2. take a physical examination at govenment expense. Whee to get moe details: Visit you neaest A i Foce Bose o Ai Foce Recuits Office. O wite to: Aviation Cadet, Headquates, U. S. A i Foce, Washington 25, D. C. * 3 Next, you will be given a witten and manual aptitude test. 4 If you pass you physical and othe testa, you will be scheduled fo an Aviation Cadet taining class. The Selective Sevice Act allows you a fou-month defement while waiting class assignment. ^ RHASKINS PHARMACY Y O U R PRESCRIPTION CENTER s AiHo^ TWO REGISTERED PHARMACISTS ON DUTY ALBERT F. LILLA, B.S., PhG., Pop. 895 S M I T H S T R E E T

4 THE COWL, FEBRUARY. 953 PHIL-INS l^enclecjait Excels ~3nfc.f-^.J).Cjc a me; l]aif (i2e inspiation Of WeaL Se - PHIL GRIFFIN This aticle is witten on bended knee. A silent Pay, is utteed as the keys click thei mey way acoss the pag, Is it too good to be tue, o has "Sag" Pendegast eally h his stide? Last Satuday night a game between Povidence Collet and RPI was held at Mount Pleasant. It was a highlight c the Dom Week-end festivities, and a good many you ladies wee in evidence. They sighed as handsome Bobi Giffin Moan was pointed out by thei escot as the fellow he hai been talking about since basketball stated, then cast envious glances at Ui young lady fom Booklyn who waited patiently to claim him as soon as the battle ended. Eye Hank McQueeney Speculatively They eyed Hank McQueeney speculatively when told that he might we; be woth thei attention. Then, without any pompting, they asked who the big guy unde the hoop was, and wee told simply that he was Bob Pen degast, the team captain, and that he came fom Hatfod if the young lad, happened to be fom that vicinity. Now t h e escot, tuned basketball expet podded the lady with his elbow and pointed out Vin Cuddy, Ken Ke, ana Tom Mullins, giving a few wods fom his vast stoe of knowledge of each K e was the hustle, the ebounde, Mullins the floo man tuned scoe and Cuddy the tuto. Then they tuned thei eyes to Pendegast as he dwafed the RPI captain and the two efeees in the cente of the cout. Fom that time on they found little time to admie Moan's good looks o McQueeney's spectacula play: Pendegast was the whole show. "Sag" Bight Spot "Sag" thew in hooks, one-handes, and sundy othe shots, as he led the Fias to a hectic victoy by scoing 2 points. In a hoible fis; half he was the only bight spot, and he etained this bightness in second half. Meanwhile, local fans gloated: they had waited fo this fo long time. On the way out of the gym the gils all ageed that Moan looked hadsome in a basketball unifom, McQueeney made them squeal with his slighi of hand, and Pendegast played a whale of a basketball game. Maybe Sagamoe is a lady's man at heat and needs an abundance o( females fo inspiation; maybe the Fias should invite a bevy of the weak e (?) sex to evey game. In any case, we hope they leave the cout talking about Pendegast fom now on. t FRIARS TOP CROSS TOP LEFT: A face-on in the Holy Coss defensive zone; Ed Wholey shooting fo the goal. Fia at ight is Red O'Sullivan. TOP RIGHT: Ooops! Ed Wholey on the ice with Red O'Sullivan swooping in on the puck. Ray Faell stands back fo a pass. BOTTOM LEFT: "Whee did it go?" says Bill Chaland. Bob Petit and Jimmy White comc to his assistance. BOTTOM RIGHT: Red O'Sullivan stick-handles past two Holy Coss icemen as Ray Faell waits fo the dop pass. This hockey game played at the Rhode Island Auditoium saw the P.C. sextet down the Holy Coss Cusades 0 to 0. The victoy ove the Wocesteites gave them thei thid win in six games. Photos by Don Stubbs Cuddymen Battle MIT\ Clak Ente Final Two Weeks Tonight With Clak Tilt Fias Will Jouney To Woceste Seeking Revenge Tonights game at Mount Pleasant will stat at :30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., a half hou ealie than usual. Cuddymen since they wee the victims of a stunning one point upset at the hands of Clak last season. Tall Club Clak will spot one of the tallest clubs that the Fias have met all yea. Ralph Saundes thei leading scoe is six feet, thee inches tall, as is Bill Benstein. Dick Nelson of Clak stands no less than six feet, five inches tall. Bob Pendegast and Jack Reynolds will no doubt daw the assignment coveing the big men. Victoy fo the Fias could well depend on thei pefomances. By Matin Sandle Povidence College's basketball quintet entes its final two weeks of competition tonight when the Fias play host to the M.I.T. Enginees tonight at the Mt. Pleasant Gym. The Techmen, led by Joe Chistie and Paul Van Alstine, should battle the favoed Fias ight down to the wie. M.I.T., long one of the top schools in the nation academically, has of late embaked on a stepped up spots pogam which they hope will put them on a spots pa with othe leading New England colleges. Big Step A win ove the Fias would be a big step in the ight diection fo the Enginees. Coach Vin Cuddy will undoubtedly stat his egula lineup of Bob Moan, Hank McQueeney. Bob Pendegast, Tom Mullins, and Ken Ke. This Satuday, the Fias will joun e y to Woceste whee they will tangle with Clak Univesity. This will be a evenge battle fo the Kent County Is Touney Theat a flashy attack on the offense, Matinmen Show I playing no less than fou of the Fia yealings walked off the floo with double Impoved Fom figues. Don Moan paced the attack By Bill Flanagan The Club tounament, especially fo teitoial clubs in the Intamual Basketball League, opened last week with the Kent County Club establishing themselves as a definite theat in the double elimination touney by walloping the Povidence Club In othe games, Newpot whipped the Blacskstone Valley boys 53-43, and Woceste won ove Canston in a fofeit. The emaining dates fo the touney have been announced as Wed.. Feb.. Fi.. Feb. 3. Tues. Feb. 7, with the championship clash scheduled fo Wed.. Feb. 8. In egula play Soph. Social Science belted Soph. Science 4-3, Soph. Education buied F. Accounting 8-5, J. Soc. Science upset S. Economics Soph. Biol, edged F. Management Soph. Bus. won ove its Soc. Science classmates 45-28, and the featue game of the week found unbeaten J. Economics downing peviously undefeated J. Business Giving pehaps the best individual pefomance as a team, the apidly impoving Povidence College Feshman basketball team walloped Nichols J. College, 87-4, at the Mt. Pleasant Gym last Satuday night in the opening game of the school's annaul Dom Don't calculate you juvenile poulweek End twin bill. ty befoe the pocess of incubation With each man woking fo the has been fully mateialized. othe and with the entie squad dis Ann Onymous Leading Scoes Feb. Reidy, Aquinas Podziewski. Biltmoe May. Conn. Yanks Hannon. Feets Lavault. Fiahouse. Kennedy. Guzman Kame. Feets Dandely. Feets McCathy. Guzman Roy. Woceste with 9, Ted Tedesco was next with 5, followed by Gus Westehuis with 4, and Dick Elston netted 2 points. Just about eveyone including Coach Hal Matin was pleased with a pefomance well done. Dom League Data Donnelly Hall Biltmoe A. C. Fiahouse Five 5 Kadets 5 j Aquinas Fias Midgets l Best Scoing Aveage Caldeado, Hatfod Eagles 2 Baet. Shaks 2.4 Podziewski, Biltmoe 7. May. Conn. 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5 THE COWL, FEBRUARY. 953 Maj. Regan Receives Lt. Col. Pomotion yiajo Chales E. Regan ecently ^ i v e d his pomotion to Lt. Colonel, I j»s disclosed today by t h e ROTC ^ q u a t e s hee at the College. He been assistant P.M.S.&T. at P o v je'ice College Since S e p t e m b e. ISIt. Colonel Regan comes f o m je-nphis, Tennessee, w h e e he eused his law degee f o m the Uniupity of Memphis in 92. He pac.. j law in Memphis until 942 he heceived his commission as Scond Lieutenant in t h e United gyes Amy. He has seved t h o u g h Wold Wa II with t h e 82nd "Wildat' Division, and t h e Tanspotation Qps. On Octobe, 948. Lt. Colonel ReI m eceived the a n k of M a j o and jced t h o u g h o u t the Maianna's Qth the Tanspotation Cops. He was then assigned in 950 to the 709th Raiload G a n d Division at Fot Eustis. Viginia, and two months late was attached as office of the Couts and Boad division of the 7th Tanspotation Regiment. NFCCS Continued fom Page ) Lady of the Elms. Mount St. May s, Meimack, and Faifield Univesity College Dance Highlight The entetainment highlight of the weekend will be the Thid Inte-collegiate Dance in Hakins Hall. Though no tickets ae to be sold in advance, it is expected that the fifty-cent admission plus t h e e m e m b a n c e of last yea s success will again attact one cf the lagest gatheings of the season. Offices of the Povidence College N F C C S unit paticipating in the convention will include: J o h n J. Salesses. J a m e s W. Wille, J a m e s Dillon, Donald L. Gibeault, William Readon. Chales T Tangney. Ted Spago. Robet Muphy, Robet Walsh, Richad L. Fogaty. and H e n y T. Nesbitt. N o t h e a s t e n U n i v e s i t y S C H O O L # L A W D a y and E v e n i n g P o g a m s L e a d i n g to the D e g e e o f B a c h e l o o f Laws Gaduate Cuiculum CO-EDUCATIONAL Fo catalog; wite, Dean Lowell S. Nicholson 47 MT. VERNON S T R E E T BOSTON 8, MASSACHUSETTS Meeting of Congess F i a P u c k s t e s To Be Held Thus. n n By Robet Finnean Among the topics fo discussion at the F e b u a y meeting of the Student Congess tomoow aftenoon at 3:30 will be the enovation of the student lounge in Hakins Hall Also to be taken unde consideation at t h e monthly meeting will be campus disciplinay action. It has been bought to the attention of the Congess by the Administation that the Congess has been lax on action of this type. Thusday aftenoon the legislatos will discuss ways of impoving these poblems. Roge Aubin, Pesident of the congess, declined comment on t h e subject Monday aftenoon stating that he would athe wait until the meeting to see what policies will be established. T o p COSS; ^ Face Enginees, Gymnast, By Bill Readon The Fias sextet has a busy week this week as they swing into action tonight against the Gymnasts fom Spingfield College and again on Fiday night against the Enginees f o m R.P.I. The Spingfield game will be t h e * second game of an all college double- plus some of the top Canadian unihesde at the ice palace on Noth! vesities. Main Steet with the Rams f o m, Things wee faily even last ThusRhode Island Univesity taking on the day night when the Fias took on Cusades fom Holy Coss in the fist, the Cusades at the Rhode Island game stating at 7:00 p.m. T h e Fias I Auditoium, but only fo the fist five will take a thee and thee ecod minutes. Afte that the Fias began into the game by vitue of thei win and kept up a steady peppeing of the ove Holy Coss last Thusday night. Cusades' goalie, until the clock an out and the scoe stood at 0-0. Play Ontaio On Fiday On Fiday night Povidence College Monahan At 5:39 will be playing a cancellation d a t e of Eddy Monahan stated things off Westen Ontaio College fom Canada, at 5:39, with the assistance of Sweeney up in Toy, New Yok. R.P.I, has one and McAlee, when he dilled one by of the bette college hockey teams in goalie Buchan into the cone of the O wind, if Winte comes, can Sping the East this yea, having beaten such net. Ed Wholey boke into the scoing teams as Spingfield, A.I.C. and Yale, column when he took a spot pass f o m be fa behind Shelley Ray Faell and blasted a slap shot into the uppe left hand cone f o m fifteen feet out at 9:. This sent the Cusades eeling and Reall scoed on a gang attack along with Sweeney and Monahan at 2:, Sweeney took a pass f o m Monahan and flipped it in Ht at 2:45. Bill Chaland scoed duing RHODE I S L A N D S LARGEST STORE a melee at the goal the assist going PROVIDENCE to White and Petit at 4:50, and Bob Reall ended the scoing at 9:27 on a pass fom McAlee. Whee Well Dessed Men and In the second peiod the Cusades Young Men Buy Thei Clothes came back fom thei espite with added vigo, but not quite enough to dent goalie Eddy Honstein's nets. 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6 THE COWL, FEBRUARY. 953 Asciolla Resigns.. the functioning of the committees. Pehaps these individuals do not ealize that thei pesonal fame is (Continued fom Page ) not the all-impotant thing they sincee thanks to the membes of the imagine it to be. sophomoe class and the class of- "The spotlights which the sophofices fo showing thei faith in me. moe class donated to the congess as To the class of '55, in paticula, I pat of thei pemanent decoations, would like to pesent the following have been abused and misused. At the facts concening my esignation. witing of this lette, they wee still "Not one meeting followed the co- laying unpotected on the balcony of ect pocedue pescibed by the of- the auditoium, along with the othe ficial constitution. It would be ob-! lights the congess bought but could vious to anyone who attended the j not use. This is gatitude? meetings, that hous of useless debate.. n s. it could occupied valuable time which could have been spent on constuctive wok. oganization which cannot settle petty "It seems to me that seveal con- diffeences. The only constuctive gess membes who wee afaid of thing accomplished this yea was the losing populaity wee esponsible fo standadizing of class ings, which the indiffeent attitude displayed by we cannot thank the congess fo since T q b e s u m m a i z e s a i d t h a t m e f u 5 e y a s 0 t o b e p a t o f a n ANDY'S TONSORIAL PARLOR IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU HAIR W E CREW CUTSE C U T T I N G A S P E C I A L T Y IN 24 S M I T H S T R E E T THE PERFECT SHIRT 8 Cents Each J il 90 SMITH S T R E E T Cone Rive Avenue a passive membe was the oiginato of the bill. "I hope I have not offended any inteested, active membe of the club; I do believe that the Student Congess has the potentiality of becoming the influential oganization it was meant to be. I wish my successo the best of luck and health. Remembe, always count to ten fist!" Paul James Asciolla. "55 Ship-Scales Goup Hold Fete Feb. The College R.O.T.C. will esume its seies of weekly movies one week fom today at 7:30 p.m.. In Room A-00. Next Wednesday's pogam will consist of "Nuembug," a govenment film potaying events immediately leading to the post-wa tials, as well as the tials themselves. thei fiends ae invited. Segeant Sloan, diecto of the gam, stated that, "unless these cellent oppotunities ae taken adv tage of by a suitable numbe of sons, they will be discontinued The quality of mecy t stained: it doppeth as the g ain fom heaven upon the place neath." Shakespeae SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL Athu Alcaez, Coesponding Secetay of the Ship and Scales Club has announced that the annual dinne meeting of the oganization will be held Monday evening, Febuay, at Oaies Taven, Douglas Avenue. The dinne is scheduled fo :30 p.m. Featued speake at the session will be M. Leonad J. Panaggio of the Rhode Island Development Council. His talk will encompass the activities of his bueau. Othe speakes will include the Rev. Edwin I. Masteson. O.P. adviso, and M. John J. Been, pesident of the club. An invitation to attend has been extended to all Senio business students. Founded J 90 CO-EDUCATIONAL N N O U N C E S that the fall semeste will open on. Monday, Septembe 2, 953. AApplicants who have successfully completed thee yeas of collcge wok, leading to an academic degee, ae eligible to ente thee yea day couse o fou yea evening couse. Day Division Classes ae held fom 9:00 A. M. to. :00 P.M. on Mondays though Fidays. Evening Division Classes ae held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fidays fom :00 to 8:50 P.M. Catalogue, containing full infomation concening tuition, cuiculum, couses offeed and equiements fo the bachelo of laws degee, will be mailed on equest. Addess, Suffolk Univesity Law School, 20 Dene Steet, Boston 4, Mass., Beacon Hill, opposite State House. Telephone C A FRUIT HILL CAFE 537 SMITH STREET FINE AND seveal catoons will complete Film On Nuembug Tials bill. All students at the College, not Is Fist In New Seies those in the R.O.T.C. pogam FOODS LIQUORS Pete Foley Popieto NOW... 0 Months Scientific Evidence F^m* f Of J U n e S i e T i e i U S P E C I A L I S T is making egula bimonthly examinations of a goup of people fom vaious walks of life. 45 pecent of this goup have smoked Chestefield fo an aveage of ove ten yeas. Afte ten months, the medical specialist epots that he obseved... A MEDICAL no advese effects on the nosey thoat and sinuses of the goup fom smokinq Chestefield. CHESTERFIELD MUCH CONTAINS TOBACCOS OF BETTER QUALITY AND HIGHER PRICE THAN ANY OTHER KING-SIZE CIGARETTE MilDEQ IS BEST FOR YOU Copyight LIGGETT & MYEJLS TOBACCO CO.