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Page Six November, 1958 THE 3FGTLI:GHT BULLETIN CONGRATULATIONS The Cpelman Family wishes to ex tend its congratulations to Mr, & Mrs, Henry West on the arrival of a baby girl. The baby was born cn Tuesday, October 21, 1958, weighing 6 lbs 0 4 oz, CONGRATULATIONS 0 , , , YWCA (continued from page 5) We have proposed as our objective + o find means by which to meet the needs of all the students through a ohrisbi m or ganization which reflects no .cligloes discrimination. We wish to call your at tention to the methods by vhi'b Wo intend to carry out this objective,. We have again put into effect four interest groups which have already held their first meetings and made plans for the year. For example, the Social Ue- hponsibility Group plans to raito funds for families involved in the Perry Hones incident. The _group on Personal and Campus Affairs V7 proneting helpful re lationships between collages in the Uni versity Center. It would be wonderful , they think, if' other .colleges could attend our cultural activities without charge, Members of the group on Christian Faith and Heritage are engagirg in some detailed study of the dominant religious groups in an effort to better understand and appre ciate their own beliefs. Finally, the group on Foreign Affairs i c interested in securing foreign pen pals, and holding seminars with students who have studied abroad. Recently, our campus has been the scene of conferences of' the Southern Re gional YF.-YWCA Council for planning their program for the year. Here, we wish to pause and congratulate Helen Kerr, who elected chairman of that council. By the way, have you entered your fa vorite photograph in the photograph con test sponsored by the "Y”? Information about the contest is available in the Snack Shop. May the "Y" continue it's growth ’Uhraugty_y-°'ir . vupoor 11 A TRIBUTE TO OUR DEAN The Spotlight Staff would like to unite in paying a tribute to Dean Irene Asbury, She has brought a spirit of un derstanding and progress to our campus. Because of this^personal relationships have improved one hundred per-cent, and morals among the students have shown an equal increase. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science Club presented a panel discussion entitled/’"Which Way Is Africa Cking?” or Tuesday, November 13 ; 1958 at 8 O'clock in the game room of Ab- by Aldrich Hall- The. panel was composed of four Af rican students presently enrolled at At lanta University« Too moderator was Dr* Robert. Armstrong of Atlanta Universitv* The panel discussion was ; iVr...rua~ ner to announce the Rayford Logan *.,. ture which was given on Friday, Ncrcao..r 1! , 1958 at 8 O’clock in Kcore Hai’.o