Class indicts Power Structure Following

Dr. Class' resignation, which was precipitated, according to his prepared, statement, by "a growing conflict of philosophy between the President (Pitzer) and myself with respect to the practices and policies to be followed in the best interest of Jones College," will take effect at the end of this semester. Dr. Vandiver will serve as Master of Jones for the second semester tefore he assumes duties as Master of the new Brown College in September, 1965. The statement which Jones College issued on the day following D?'. Class' resignation expressed regret at his resignation and included recognition of his "intellectual leadership and farsightftd awareness of opportunities, for College growth." The Jones resolution also expressed? concern about "the apparent .changes in policy affecting the relative positions of the College Master and the Dean of Women" and "the status of the college system on the University campus." In an interview with the Thresher this week, Dr. Class clarified some of the reasons for his resignation, which were first outlined in his prepared statement.