Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Spring Y I I i W

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The Reading Program did not come up to expectations this term. There were few discussions altout the hooks. The examinations were not equally difficult. and some people felt that the questions should he in essay form rather than multiple choice. The list of hook selections was considered too diverse. Although the Campus Chest campaign raised far more than the S1200 goal. there did not seem to lie the enthusiasm evident that there was last year. Such valuable items as breakfast in hed. a canoe trip. and handknit socks were auctioned during lunch hours in the cafeteria for a week in an effort to raise money for charity. At termis end the annual Foreign Affairs Institute was held. It presented the problems revolving around the United Nations through talks and forums by such notable personal- ities as Dr. Francis Yvilcox. former chief of the Office of International Organizational Affairs with the State Depart- ment: R. H. Shackford. UPI correspondent: John Crawley. BBCg and Simon Malley. African correspondent. Then came spring vacation. during which the Concert Choir made its annual tour through the East. giving concerts at Moorestown and Ridgewood in New Jersey. Worcester and Harvard in Massachusetts. Oakwood School in Pough- keepsie. New York. and Plymouth Meeting in Pennsylvania. At the Campus Chest auction, such items as hbreak- fast in bed and a canoe trip were sold. t Q . N x..--vxax arf- f-fa -:Cz

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