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DR. EDDY ASIRVATHAM
He has traveled and lectured widely
throughout the west and the Orient. From
1946 to 1953, he was Professor of Foreign
Missions and Christian International
Relations at Boston University and Summer
School, Professor of San Diego State College,
University of Oregon, and Garrett Biblical
Institute.
He returned to India in 1953 to become
Professor of Political Science, Nagpur
University and was named President of the
Indian Political Science Association and
the Sectional President of the All-Indian
Educational Conferences in 1954. In 1957,
he became the University Professor of
Political Science at Bihar University and
Acting Principal (President) of Ranchi
College, Ranchi, Bihar, India. He was
President of the All-India Conference of
Indian Christians, and elected to this
office for the fourth year consecutively.
He is the author of three books:
Political. Theory, The Future. Constitution
of Irdia, and his last,
in the Indian Crucible. He is now working
on his next book which will be entitled
Social Issues of India.
In the United States, he has lectured
extensively under the auspices of the
American Friends Service Committee, East
and West Association, Foreign Policy
Association, American Academy of Social
and E J olitical Sciences, and has spoken
independently before American colleges,
Universities, church.'3, and fraternal,
social and service clubs. He speaks
often in India before similar groups.
His last visit to America occured from
April to June of 1960, chiefly under
American Friends Service Committee auspices.
The Circle K Club has been sending mem
bers to Kiwanis' meetings as a move to
integrate more closely the club with its
sponsor. The Circle K members will be
instrumental in aiding the sorority at the
May Day Celebration on May 13, 1961.
The International Circle K Convention
will be held this year in St. Petersburg,
Florida. There will also be an election of
new members for the fall term soon.
Christian!
CIRCLE K NEWS
BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS CLUB FORMED
Recently, the Business and Economics
Club held its first meeting. The first
order of business was the election of club
officers. Donald F. Love, a graduate of
Danville School, Class in Bloomsburg,
is in the Drafting and Designing Technology
curriculum. Elected Vice-president was
George Wanko, a graduate of the Class of
1955 of the Hazleton High School,
is in the Business Administration curriculum
and resides in Drums. The Secretary-Treasur
er of the club is William Remaley, a DDT
student. Bill is a graduate of the class of
1959 of White Haven High School, and resides
in the town of White Haven.
After the officers were elected, Mr.
John Longo, advisor for the club, spoke
before the thirty-five members present on
the objectives of the club. He outlined
a few of the plans for the future. One is
the trip to New York in the early part of
May to tour the United Nations building
and the New York Stock Exchange. Also,
he hopes to have discussions on different
phases of business. However, this will
not take place this semester. Since the
Business and Economics Club is to be a perO
manent organization at Highacres, these
discussions will probably be held the next
college term. Guest speakers and movies
are to be a part of this active club.
Finally, a new activity has been added
to Highacres. For those who had the init
iative to commence this club, congratulation
s are in order. Since extra-curricular
activities are a part of a college, and
active ones are needed at the Hazleton
Campus, this department wishes the Business
and Economics Club success in the future.
COMING EVENTS
FRIDAY, 5 May, 1961 . . Lecture
ANTI-COMMUNISM IN AMERICA
Instructor David Amidon
SATURDAY, 6 May, 1961. . Dance
9-12 P.M. Music by the SHAN-TONES
Saturday, 13 May, 1961. .
MAY DAY FESTIVAL AND DANCE
Sunday, 21 May, 1961
Community Chorus Concert