PAGE EIGHT
2 Groups to Hold
Panel Discussion
Concerning Russia
A panel discussion on "The
New Look of Ilw , sia" will be held
by the Cornopolitan Club and
the International Fireside of the
University from 4 to 6 p.m.. Satur
day at the Forestry Camp in Stone
Valley.
Dr. Robert T. Oliver, professor
and head of the department of
speech at the University, will
serve as chairman. Faculty mem
bers concerned ulth the Russian
area program at the University
will participate.
Faculty members participating
will be Dr. Vernon V. Aspaturian,
:assistant professor of political sci
ence; Dr_ Edward C. Thaden, in
structor in history; and Dr. Va
lay Mares, associate professor of
conom ics.
The discussion is open to the
public. Those needing transpor
tation may obtain it after I p.m.
Saturday at the parking area to
the rear of Old Main.
Strike-
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University was right about us not
being able to strike, and we still
'felt so strong about the issue that
we walked out."
"We feel we gave the Univer
sity enough time to act on the
petition to warrant tonight's ac
tions," Fleisher said.
Fleisher said the students did
not know that the same law pre
venting them from striking pro
vides for the establishment of a
grievance panel to air out prob
lems. He said he would try to see
Ray T. Fortunato, director of per
sonnel, today to try to set up a
panel.
The University spokesman said
i
last night he was not sure whed
ther or not the University wouldl
agree to the establishment of a;
panel now that the students had
quit their jobs.
The panel, according to the law,
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Cabinet
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by the Elections Committee, Spa
daro said.
Spadaro will also present an ad
dition to a proposed Elections
Code clause pertaining to the ro
tation of offices between frater
nity and independent men.
Spadaro said since freshman
class president and vice president
are independent, and sophomore
class president is fraternity, the
sophomore class vice presidency
should rotate between fraternity
and independent men. This change
would eliminate having three in
dependents and one fraternity
man in the top posts every year,
he added.
Spadaro Suggests
The final change contested by
Spadaro would give Elections
Committee fin a l power over
choice of party platforms. The
committee-approved change says
platforms cannot be used unless
approved by Elections Commit
tee.
Spadaro said he hadn't had time
to word the change he wants to
make, but when completed it
would give the committee power
to ban only those platforms which
are "ridiculous." In this manner,
he said, the committee would
have power to "prevent the bad.
but not the good."
Unopposed Changes
Changes which will be present
ed unopposed to Cabinet will
prevent a person from running
for office in one party after leav
ing an office in another party un
til one year has elapsed since the
person held office in the first par
ty, and will hold the entire clique
responsible for proper conduct of
the clique and its candidates both
internally and in campaigns.
Spadaro said he would also pro
pose definitions for the words
"extreme" and "spirit" in two
code passages to prevent ambi-
would be composed of a represen
tative from the University, the
students, and an outsider picked
;by the other two represeLtatives.
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He added that the present code
is too vague as to what penalty
can be imposed upon a candidate.
In previous years, he said, the
committee interpreted the vote
penalty clause to mean that no
candidate could be fined more
than 100 votes apiece.
This year, he said, the commit
tee said they could fine the party
l and its candidates 100 votes
;apiece, a total of 200 vote fines
for a candidate. Spadaro said he
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would present a resolution to
Cabinet smiting the penalty to a
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