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Gone To Speak At Lecture SC Delays Approval
Of New Constitution

Edmund ISurKc, the British statesman who strove for recognition of American colonists' claims to English lilxrties, will be the
subject Tuesday night of the annual Arts and Sciences Lecture at

the University.
The lecture will be presented by essay published during the year.
Dr. Carl Cone, professor of history, Cone was also the first holder of
who was chosen by his colleagues the Hallam professorship, an endowed chair established in honor
as the college's "Distinguished
of the Year." It is scheduled of a benefactory of the history department.
for. 8- - p.m. in Guignol Theater.
Dr. Cone is the author of a
In 1958, Cone was one of four
study of the Englishman f&ctyty members presented $500
entitled "Burke and the Nature of Alumni Association awards for outPolitics." As a result of his election, standing rrseareh. The award was
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Cone was given a semester free of
teaching duties and spent the time
in England gathering material for
a second volume in the study.
His lecture will be entitled "The
Burke Revival."
Burke, who was both a member
of Parliament and a political writer, has been placed among a select
group of English writers in whom
modern scholars are most interested.
Dr. Cone's first book on Burke
was the winner of the Alice Hallam
Award, presented to the history
professor with the best book or

also based on his work in preparation of the Burke volume.
He is also the author of "Torch-bearof Freedom." a biography
of British political philosopher
Richard Price, and has contributed
numerous articles to professional
Journals.
Cone earned his A.B., M.A., and
Ph.D. degrees at the University of
Iowa, receiving the latter degree
at the age of 24. He joined the
University faculty as an assistant
professor in 1947. was promoted to
associate professor in 1949, and be- er

Approved by the assembly were
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No date has been net for another
Bob Walnscott moved that
representameeting on the constitution.
congress reconsider the
tion clause before going ahead with
the approval of election rules.
Tom Young. Phi Delta Theta
The person with real parkin
representative, urged approval of worries is a preity girl.
Bert
the clause, citing the fact that Kruse.
Creek Influence In the congress
would not suffer because the majority of college representatives in
the present congress are Greeks
and would probably continue to be
so under the new constitution.
Ytumg also cited the need for a
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new connres constitution to better
DR. CARL CONE
serve students' interests.
When it became apparent the
came a full professor in ID 3G.
congress was unable to proceed any
Dr. Cone is the sixteenth winner further with the ratification, a
of the Art and Sciences award, motion to table the constitution
established as a means of recogniz- until after the holidays was made
and passed.
ing academic achievement.
Only one other section of the
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new constitution failed to pass. It
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was a section calling for four faculty advisers for the congress, two
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of whom would have been the deans
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The congress instead accepted a
that would give it two facsection
ulty advisers appointed by the
University president upon the recsick people. He never let himself ommendation
of the congress
become a part of their world.
president and the assembly's
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Good Dramatic Effort

An independent production, sponsored by the Guignol Players, of the
"Glass Menagerie" proved one of
the best dramatic efforts at UK
this season.
John Piitchard. who directed
the Tennessee Williams' play,
necessarily must receive most of
the plaudits.
The cast of four must be commended for fine performances,
especially in the case of the two female members.
Penny Mason and Linda Brown
Rue, probably the two most versi-til- c
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