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FRIDAY, APRM 26, 1957

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HERB WANDER:
Judic Chairman Not for Mickey Mouse

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By RICHARD TAUB
Herb Wander, '57, is not a man
for "Mickey Mouse" organizations.
And, judging by his accomplish-
ments, he's not one for "Mickey
Mousing" around either. Since his
arrival at the University, he has
become a Phi Beta Kappa mem-
ber, editor of the 'Enslan, Chair-
man of Joint Judiciary Council
and active in his fraternity, Zeta
Beta Tau.
Wander may have made history
on the 'Ensian. He was the first
junior to hold the position of edi-
tor of the year book in as long as
anyone can remember.
Explains Promotion
With characteristic frankness,
he explainshis promotion might
have come about because he was
the best person or because "there
was nobody else."
Herb probably came to school
because of the 'Ensian. He had
worked on his year book at West-
ern Hills . High School in Cincin-
nati and enjoyed it. He knew peo-
ple who were active on the'Ensian
and got the impression from them
that it was "a pretty good book,"
one worth working for.
He found his work valuable,
more so than in many other ac-
tivities. In some organizations,
"after learning how to operate a
mimeograph machine or keep
books, what have you got?" he
asked.
Can Be Creative
"With the 'Ensian you have a
chance to be creative," he said.
We can't run a box marked "cor-
rection" the nxt day." The book
Just comes out once a year.
Almost bereft of responsibility
after his term with 'Ensian, Herb
looked around for something
worthwhile to do.
He then petitioned for Joint Ju-
dic. The job isn't time consuming,
he explaned, as we meet once a
week. He felt the council would
give him a chance to work with

HERB WANDER - Chairman of the Joint Judiciary Council,
Herb Wander, '57, thinks over his past four years at the Univer-
sity. Ex-Editor of the 'Ensian, Wander is "taking it easy" this
year.

-disagreement comes about be-
cause of different emphasis.
In a drinking case, for example,
each of us may look at the viola-
tion differently. One person may
emphasize the fact the violator
drank at all, another that he
drank too much, another that he
disturbed the neighbors, and may-
be even another just because he
got caught.
But even so, he said, we usually
agree about what should be done
Herb waits on tables at the Zeta
Beta Tau house for meals, and
helps correct blue books for the
econ. department.
Lives Out
He feels he is quite active and
interested in the house, although
he lives out, as do most of the oth-
er seniors.
He has a part in the "Spring
Weekend skit," "ZBT will win -
I hope," he added.
He is also president of the
"pygmy club," an organization
made up of the shortest men in
the fraternity.
Herb hasn't found the final half
of his senior year too difficult, and
is now looking forward to law
school next year, at either Har-
vard or Yale.
Feels Satisfied
Herb feels he has gotten a'
great deal from his college career.
I gues the old saying is true, he
said, you do get out of school what
you put into it.
"At a big University you have
to get out and meet people. If
you don't you are completely lost.",
"Of course," he concluded wry-
ly, "I don't need much sleep eith-
er."
Stanley Quartet
To Give Concert
The Stanley Quartet with Wil-
liam Stubbins, clarinet, will give a
concert at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday
April 30 in Rackham Lecture Hall.
"Quartet in G minor," Op. 74,
No. 3 by Hayden, "Quartet No. 1,"
Op. 8 by Karel Husa, and "Quintet
in B minor," Op. 115 by Brahms
will be included in the program.

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people, and help promote student
ideals and proper conduct.
I thought if somebody was going
to hear cases of students violating
University regulations and give'
out punishments, it might as well
be me, he said.
Forms Policy
Through Joint Judic he has
helped to form University policy
in discipline areas, and has had
the opportunity to work- closely
with members of the administra-
tion, he said.
Herb sees Joint Judic not as a
court but as a council. The group
can help people who have gotten
out of line - not try and punish
them," he feels.

Most cases are just of poor
judgement, he noted. Drinking
and driving violations head the
list of council cases. However, it
has heard violations on anything
from stealing books from the li-
brary to stealing cars.
Cases Different
No two cases are ever alike, he
emphasized. In the paper, all
drinking violations sound alike.
But there are always different ele-
ments, he declared.
Driving regulations have been
the cause of a great many viola-
tions this year, h mentioned. How-
ever, most have been concerned
with people who are old enough to
have a car here, but who haven't
registered. The council has been
lenient in these cases.
Not many people have been
caught, he added, who actually
ciolated the purpose of the rule-
driving a car when under 21.
Herb feels Joint Judic is an ex-
cellent group. We almost always
agree on the essentials - he said

ROOM AND BOARD
ATTENTION SUMMER BOARDERS.
The best meals on campus will be
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REWARD for information leading to
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ATTENTION STATE OFrMICHIGAN
RESIDENTS. Free to work fll time
all summer. Earn $125 per week plus
scholarship opportunity, Experience
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Friday, April 26, 1957. )H118
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man to drive and care for camp cars
and to make purchases for camp, will
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interested call NO 2-9454 evenings.
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Apply to
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