i ! Two-year juiiiorf college4 are n
Junior CDllofce^: Good or Bad? ..
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fare now playing legiaf« spkroundlngs and extracurricular ac-
kcliolafitic set-up tivitiies. Ojnly the junior^college that provides
an important
of
will ^
This is a matteif.of rreatjr tie rest jt^) A, & M.,
for it means tjijat; we are ireaehmg—more coNeges bjy veteransj will only partially sub
transfers and fewei freshmen ha i previous-l side\ Thefe will be opportunities for the as
1y. It is evep pdRibljrthat. ^ftjfijjn j few years tabli^hmejnt of some new junior colleges, but
that they \thesei can offer training comparable to that
thp future. Of a good four+year school. \ ( .
}\ “The present overcrowding of four-year
transfers fromi
her freshmen direct frinp high School
may have n» j ihiom
freshmen and spphntiores.
Dallas Moi
)r cc
11 outnum- their Kitet« should be chosen after thorough
ial, points oub.Uiat th^ qtiiLlityl of junior col- economy uriksi. the two-year school meets On The Screen «
lege education in i
1 V. ^
regular dollegesj: S^ys the [Pbst
News, |r( a recent editor-
We f study, fn other instances, it would be wise to
tY
ollege. Sending a son
bejniors than convert
strong ju
daughter
weak 1 four-year college into a
Uior .college. Sending a
to a local junior college is a false
the quality! oi junior col- economy uniesS. the two-year scnool meets
li on-trial. Siotne JC’s are high acalemk standards add offers sur-
1 extensions And fail to rounded campus social life. -
merely high school extehsionjs Imd fail to rounded (fampuys social life,
accomplish thefr purposes Others
are equal
in most respect td the first twlo years of
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: Letters to the Edito
PALESTINE TO THE ARABS
Editor, The Battalion:
I would like Jto answer Mr. Bob
Rosenthal's letter (Palestine?) in
The Battalion of November. 12.
First question raised by Mr.
Rosenthal was that my letter in
the November 10 issue was “void
of any consideration ofl fa<Hs.” It
was based ori facts to the persons
ow the Middle East and who
rhat-was going on there, es-
r during the war.
As an example, I would like to
piention the following incident to
curity. This democracy is
of Christianity and Islam,
are preached throughout! the
die East, j feel that the
are perfectly justified in
to allow the Jewish , n ^
settle in and share their homeland
I don't beileve that anyone wo lid
be expected to permit gupsta i
share his home by fort*
cause the guest’s great-"-
er thousands of years
show Mr. Rosenthal that much of^ 'rented or occupied the
the trouble in the Arabic land)
Middle/ East', is caused by ref'm
(Jews). Three Jews killed I
or a,;
She Craved Love,
Power; What a Woman-;
vVe learn frorh/ Aviation Week that the
"The iuhioH college; ^ftert the ‘obvious JWfcM »? ™ n «»* »
-economic advantaic of allowing the student ‘o^ng dptation, havVfmally been needled o
to live at home foj two additional years. In » .fW 1 J 1 ?? T^isport Assn came up
the eyes of ^4^4 4 pf rents this « S
vantage of f™rego|g%“fj IdetSidence'an 1 the 4 t # gers *> ° h r ' ?“*, anot ff r
self-reliance that cLe w h catting parental "’fbags, checke<l on the
apron stringsJMverllJ ieducators fiivor illrhnes M nevehudaimed by the
junior.colleges i,A meadJ »f'reljeving their P asse " g f s . than ¥ number ot
lovvn overcrawding |iut deplcfre thq poor train- bags repeated lost. y *
ing offered in iorti* of tha Juniori schools. mj' | , ^ . \.
“Some iunibr Colleges YI}ffdr J from having , TT .^^ 0 ! cei 1 aln ^ v* «.». ««-»»».,■
, been establish^ M shot lighted enthusiasts section to avoid censor troubles, many of
who supposed tjhaf aH' thdtfwas heeded was met ^ lth objections-when it landed below (he raw, brash scenes are deftly
gees
Lord
Moeh, the English representative
in the Middle East, while he was
ntering his home. They tried to
ie but were captured by the
tian polite. Is this what my
Mr. Rosenthal called “Jews
interning a strong force only
n ,case\pf attack on their civil lib
erties”, \ killing unarmed, calm,
honest Englishmen? This is just
one of\ sei*ral incidents'— space
will not permit more.
Now that the Arabic people are
receiving adequate food, they are
no longer suffering from the eye
disease. Arabs gW their food
and continued with onfe. incomplete
meal a day (perhaps that high!
scourged eye disease was caused
by the nutritional deficiency ^un
der the bombs of Hitler and Mua-
:i u
f
to' add two years j to the Ijocal higb school,
, giving exljra wiirk'ito tht high sphqol teach-
erB,and usinYthej existing laboratories, li
brary and athletic facil|ti4.s. Tt at kind of
junior college is ittle mofe |hjn a fraud.
College teaching call's -fqifjiduahfiKd teachers;
different techniques, special dqu pmept, col-
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by DAVE SELIGMAN
chersojn
Max* A
FOREVER AMBER (Queen, TW | chers.
ThFS). Here is the movie from
(he famous; book that create^ the
furor of 1947. It is; the stoiiy of
fin uninhibited woman who gam
bles everytliing for wealth and po
sition only to lose the one love of
per life and her son. It is a blend
past Jewish records
the Middle East aireauy n
strong fortress of democrat
4. Mr. Rosenthal —
that “the Jews shall ruiver
a toteliterianistic nation to
Palestine or the precious
ply.” THAT oil was a _
in the democratic victory,
is just one demand! and d<
the Jews to control the wo:
of lifef and we do hot kno
makr this c)eai* to the world.
5. If “Jews hrg just gradua
ting”. let me spefck ip the fia^e
Jews hre;
---o , — me spehk ... —
language and say that the Arabs
just finished their post-graklu-
ate work jit composing the 1 Fijee
•abic League. T|ie B.Sc. ca
a result of the severe rule
e Turkish Empire, the M
me under the French rul<
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PROFESSORS?
wrote the
p fX5.
existed^
many years—both before
Ti&Arz
et Professor so and so
pcc. ne y unrfasonai
t .learn a thirtg.” Profes-
of numerous instances
vq or three boys have taken
course under different
The boys being taught
ti understanding teacher who
1y presents and transmits
[•rest in his subject enables
lents to complete the course ,
tter grades and a profound 'L
t-in the subject. The pupils ; j
antagonistic professor
to nothing. Oh, per-
,* Iqarn hew curse words
at him under tlaeii
I
i|t there is no interest,
J and, worst or all,
some pictures of brides. It was for Diaper
Sdrvide. j ’, i {
jeft to the imaginationi
The magnificant backgrounds of
the Charles II reign in England,
filled with conflict^ sudden death,
plagues, and a spectacular fire, are
rr i ' r -j-x I done in subdued Technicolor c|f out-
Twen(y jMile Stream complained of shorta^e^ standing beauty.
\,
Jiittland (Vt.)Hemld correspondent\t
of paper
caref
clips, pins,' glue, etc., sent
Want Readers’ Opinions
Here’s a cqance to |play editor:
ifuny had then-owjn Ambet pick-
dlly sewed .together in neat chain stitek. out, from the availables in Hol-
1 -f. — -I J— lyVood, as they read th^ book;
und*. they were somewhat disap-
| pointed at the selection of Linda
i Darnell. Much of the criticism of
i jier portrayal of the role Can be
attributed to this. Nevertheless
Darnell hjtedles the part quitje well.
Two naturals for their) parts
[were CqrrlellMVilde as the dashing
true-lovie, LoitVCarlton, and peorge
Sanders! as Kihg Charles.
Go, looking fop a “clean” movie,
jami you won’t be ^qrry.
first of this school year, many
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When The' Battalion Wen, a daily basis the
new feature Wre acltletji apd the; staff wants to fniiw what readers think of them.
This co,upon can hel hiail ;d in an unstamped ) envelope if addresed to The Bat
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M ) i ; Regularly
as Princess Katherine, and
idriart as the Dauphin.
But don’t be scared away by
these few points; the dash and color
of sppctacle^ like the wedding and
the battle will take your breath
away.
DOWN TO EARTH (Palace, TW
ThFS) is one of those whimsical
“Mr. Jordan" stories used as a
nucleus for a musical production.
Filmed in Technicolor DTE has
more than the general run of sortg-
and-dance movies! Featuring toe-
tickling songs with clever lyrics,
lush production numbers, and even
more outstehqting a .plot with some
substance. f
Starred in the picture are Rita
Hayworth and Larry Parks with
Edward Everett Hogton in’ the
supporting cast.
't i Mt
Arabic
as
the
came
and the Ph.D. was startled
1946 after a long study under
the British Empire; At lei fit
they do Wot want |to obtain ahy
Jewish
capitalistic, economic, and polit
ical-.system. I . ; # >
6. .M^. Rosenthal said that al
Arabs were egged on by the Nazi
fied Mufti, \If he 1 judged dll! the
Arabs -by a N fgw' individuals, he
solini Syhich damaged Cairo and N x higher degree under the
Alexandria more than London, capitalistic, economic,
These disease-suffering people
stood shoulder to shoulder wlth-
the United States and protected
democracy from Nazism and Fas
cism. And they are still standing
against Communism.
I wish to remind my friend
that during the, North African
battle, Arabian armies protected
the Su^z Canal. This was a
vital point in the armies’ trans
portation lifeline, especially dur
ing the Battle of Stalingrad.
These Arabian armies, were com
posed mainly of the Egyptian
Anti-Aircraft units. I AM ONE
OF THEM.
Mr. Rosenthal stated that:
1. The Arabs are “afraid foi
the westerft culture to mciVe into
their Iron Curtain.” Did he for
get that I am one of more than
ought to give thKsame position
England, because the son pfi Sh
‘Temple Hood was Naroadcastini:
frpm Berlin in cooperatjon vitl
Hitler. It was later brought ou|j
! that the Nazi Hood was hat
j The honest Arab is still dematii hfij;
; Palestinians rights against Eufo
j pean Jews who wanted to dojiunat
the world economy (including thji
•oil). .
1 Mr. Rosenthal tnjsts in Gbd
the United Nations. I hope/iba
the muddy water wijll soon be difar
ed so that everybody cah
whether the bottom is clean! w
sand (Arabs) or black rocks^ decl
inators'of world economy (oil)
The Ayah’s desire is to! b
*ji but
■rationjf and, worst of all, no
ig. The students even re- j
from asking questions of
fpe of prhfessor because- the
re s are never satisfying, nev-„ r
Imi*. and hardly ever listened ! ’ ^
10.1: This might be so because 90% (j _
< f the; time the student is tldpking. 'V
bow njibch he would like to cram
down the eminent profes- *
at.
>nable quizzes are anoth-
throat.
fcasonahle quizzes
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HENRY V (Campus, TWj). Def
initely a classic, this is [Shake
speare transported from thje page
to the film. We admit onjj thing
!at the beginning: this movie caters
to the intelligencia, and coat miners
will not appreciate it.
With adscript lifted from the)
jplay itself, the dialogue is spoken)
| jin the metei’ed iambic pentameter _, TT ,, ,, , . ,
of the Shakespearian style. This Dick Holmgrepn, business ami
plus the scenes with backgrounds accounting ^ student from Bryan,
/of the old Elizabethan period stage . "as elected president of the new-
, give the personal touch of the mas-1 >y organized Bryan-College Su
iter to the whole production. : tion A&M Club last Thursday night
1 Not distracting from Shake- at the club’s first meeting.
I speare in the least is the touch of • Other officers of the club will
J. Arthur Rank, who has! put. in assist Holmgned are Milton Sor-j
scenes filmed in grandiose style rcls, vice-president: Charlie Hohn,
! with backdrops of beautiful coun- secretary-twefisuner: Dick Harrison
i! try sides. One gasps at the scope: j social chairmans and Doug Lan-
!j of the Battle, of Agincouilt with : caster, reporter, j
|| thousands of horsemen, the spleh-! All men attending A&M from
jjdor of medieval costuming, the j the BryantColldie area are eligi-
|! mass movements across the terrain, j ble for membership in the club.
The principals are Lawrence i The next meeting will be held in
lOlivier as,King/Henry, Renee At-1 December.) f
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1,000 representatives from Beirut
and Cairo and bthler cities in the
Middle East? Thpse universities j a united country, with ever}
approved by the Arabs are certain- living equally like the teeth dt
ly introducing Western civilization comb, regardless of his religiuiuji,
behind the “Arabic Iron Ourthin.!’ political, or economical faith,
HUNTRESS ^ me tell hiy friend I that' by hitting the target of peace
he immortal ^ little part of Palestine would bv partitioning nations but
character cheated bi Edgar Ri ce not he satisfactory to large Jewish | uniting them.
Burroughs comes tollife again, j !>opulations but Would be only a , f relibion will get mixed with
don’t think- kids, and) some grown-1 ste P» followed by other steps, • nationalism, then that will
ups too, will evdd tire of the spec- ^ defeat European, as well as t |, e eiu ) 0 f ^c world,
tacle of the poWerfifi jungle man Y™™™’ ocononac fnendsh.p m
subduing his adwrslries.' th " Middle Eas .
This time he hfis Something new w ?: . frK ' n<1 ( staU ‘ d , 1 ie Jows ,
opposing him—p! fiendish conniv-,;^ a stl o nK J,? ltless
ing woman, amazon. Is Tarzan a , Dohiocratic security. We . are not ,
lady-killer? You have three chan- sUre of thl3 of P' e ^ ent and A. S. HLIBAj
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