Gleaner_19681030

              proposals for NCR. Fisher
On Sundny Ocf;()b..r ,20, the joint l"iaher-Nazareth COTO­mitt..~
for Pas.<-FaiJ held their (lIUll meeting. The function
of this committee WB,:j to synthesize tile recommendations
of the individual colleges and conslruct an l'-'l.1>erim ental
PMs-FaiJ policy that would be viable for both insti lutions.
The Committee re<:ognized bt,,­0"
semesters begin.tr~ng JAn. "69.
't'rnl inherent. dIsad y~m 13ges !!.:i
we.ll ,~s advMt..a.ges In this S}'B­VJm.
In provi ding- the oppartunJty
for a PAM-Fall option t.~o.. cD ll eR'·
e~ hope to encofJrnge ti l\ldent..e
lO bro:tdttn tholr cduc:n.ti r,,) J1s by
eJl:'Cting cour-aes outsido of t.heir
nl...'\ jor. S ltll!<: use (If tho (Ipt ion
wou..Td (· lim i n ~(.c the problem of
lowari.ng th ~ st.udcot's QPR, th~
lihJdt'nt ctluld C!.on.sh!e:r a wider
spcctru.D\ of eourses. ns well BS
pu't!tJe M in teresti ng- as'[>@'ct 01
the. coou1~ in 4cpth \1,.·H.bou.t chnl­l.:
onging his grade sbtus.
l\JcD"lbcn of the Cornrrd tt.e~ in­dude
SU1@tte Grnh.-. rn. c}!.a inmm~
Joseph V el'l!~!(C : Edwatd Only:
Thorn •• Grillm: P.I1\ ~bcA"\.y:
Konnoth Sauor: Sr. Fmncis Sol·
:wo; ,\ nthony [b rraco: Herbert
Elliot: M.u~ n Morg':ln: J udith
Andcl'SOn; c."\t.hmc~ McC ~n.n,
NA.ZA,AIt TW COLLEGE OF AOCNItSTER
There .nrc however, the prob­terns
tJ[ D. clumgc in tnajor field
a-nd graduato school evalunLiolU.
F'o')' the anon n.t. Fi!her the1"'8 is
t,o udd.i (.tonal que stion of d_ran.
st!l.t'UA.
Th(:. general conseMUs of the
COTll rIll tb:le is thnt. ~ PaB3-Fan
optlon Sh OLlld be ex~riment.ed
with. ThQ !OllQW1J18'" proposals
w ere PL;f.'se.u t.ed by SU_Z4!t:w Grn­ham
for consjdcrn t~ o n ~l l.tl st.
\ Vednfi&d!Ly'. ,Illeeting of tl1e- Ntl.'L­:
J..rcr.h·FiJhar Facoltiell,
(1) The P"'!:""tn will bo op­ti
on;:,.! {oJ: the 5 hl d ~ n t,
(2) Th. option will be ""oil·
o.blc [or 2klphQl1'IoYes, juuiot'S-, a.nd
(3) Tho O})llOn w\U be lwaiJ­:
Ible onl), once J>C-r te nn~ cumula·
th'C', not clllllulnti v~ :\15 yet unne·
tennincd,
( .1, ) Th option "\\i.11 be open
(lnly Lo non mnjoT COUTSV S ~ d e-c·
li "'(l1\ o nly or elcd i'l.'() nnd core.
(& ) The deadline tor opting a
course P{F' will he th~ s,'1mu ~ s­thsl
t ().r tOLlrsC. c.hanL."C'
(6) " ;'l':ld. of P will DO! ni·
tcct tho QPR: • Ifl"Odc of F will
a Ctect Ql'R.
~(7) A ro .... r of PI!' studeot.
,:nxIJ l1ed in 8- eol.frS@ upou inst:r'lle­\,
or-'$ n:q(lcrt, .aT ro$l('-r mtl:;' ~
u n:wrulable-.
(6) Tho option wil! be avail.
~ b rc (or i.!- :rio.] period: lh't'C'c S-(! ­rnestel'S
beginning' J an. '6'9, foar
f.c.mestoX:5 beginnJllg ~p t . '(19,
Student-faculty
discusses comps
T he. Comp~ i S5Zl0 opoot1 c:d the
l irtt. l'(wC'ti ng- ot t.he StuJen
F3.cutty Com.milt£C: fru; t Thu rad:ly.
Rich:J.rd DOl1ovLln stated !.he
opiJl fo n Om: the Compnilien si ",~
oifce Hour ho.d lalk>-d to pro ~,'idC"
:tn nlmosphcJ"e IlJr 'Iopen dIs<::us.
~io n.'· The general eon~ sll5 o(
t hp Co mmit. 5ec:med to be that
lhl.: issu iii not :l qu_ ~3rJan of
"Should we ha'l.·e Comps ? ~ . but
!':l th r. "How do 'l.["C go about
ho .... ing lb.eln ,?,. Riehan! OeiVeeh;io
commented Lh.at the p roblem
r'C.st~d in In.ck M t:orm nurUeat[orl
bct.wf:on ~i.uJ e JJt~ and ( (Lcu.lt.)" tt lld
C)lC;0 1J Ta g ~ d .students to Llt>C- \.hI)
right cJl:;'llnels in seekin S' ::'!i 501u·
1.) 011. 1t \\'[::1 hl!ldc ck {U" that this
is a Question (or eae.b aepanment
men\. toO tt:'3 h'o on its O'N"n.
Sint't." the fucult..y acknowledged
that the form of Comprehcn.sin:s
c(Illld be cJmnged. lh ~ y afh'is(~d
the studel1{, body to ~l1prollCh the­"":
lrious Oi:pan U'lC"nt Heade wit.h
suggestiOn5.
In tLtlJ'Y,'or to DR!'b Bromm's
d(' (cnsc of t·he ~d en t in Ed uca~
ttf.l r' Siste r J Wle- rot:J.Hated rMt.
Educatlon cann'lt be 3 TU.tljQr noM
of conc-e.ntrnUon t!ven in Nmv
York StCLte Universities UOTm'Jr
OITc.3che:I"I' Colleg es") :u\d she
ew' ed thl! quality Qf education
tiH,t NCR trie:!J to p ~'6vi d e ,
Susctt-e Gr~.1.m !lnTlou.ne:Nl that
the JoJnt Admini.ttri\tion (NCR.­SJ
FC) h.,d do!., tc ~ UI. P.,,·Faii
Commi ttee br ;lcccpting but not.
a PJJfo-"'ing t h(! ir pro}')oscu phn:.
Vol. XX(II, No.7
Glfr.l. and KG_til mod.1 of Ih. projected Nazareth Coli.,., Camp ....
Master plan on display
Br PAT RAGDNESF.:
The :r.IMter Plan of N:l.lmreth College is currenily 00 dis·
pl~ y in the Arts Cenler lobby, just to the left of the box
office. The plans were dr""'n up by Gi ffel$ and Hosset ti of
Detroit, NUchigan, the same architects who design~d the
l).\<ard-winuilllr Ar ts Cent..r. O. K. Houston, director of pub­lic
infonnation (or Nazareth, explained that t he model had
been made f or display in Sibl"y~\ depRl'tmen t store as part
of t he Nazarel il ."'rls ("",nter displa. during Sibley·s ""lut<:
to t l,e arts in Rochester th rough lhe Rochester A)·ts Counc.i l,
T h r e e a.dditiotml dormiwriC-$
::Ire in the master model. Last
J u!).', NnZtll'c th Teceh'cd R 1Q.:l.tl
uudel:' which uu: f irst \ .. -ill bo: CO:";l­&
t.ruc t,cd. Ground will ~ b)'ok~b
tor t.he dormilory this sprlnS :'tr:d
t:.trget. date fot' eo!'t!p1ction if;
1970. It will h.tlV/;' the $;"LJne :u"Chi ..
I.(·G1.11 ro.l de.s lgn llOd IStrudart:: &L:J
Lo urdes and Medai1lc Dornl~ t~
ries now do. AplU't.ment t:n)C dOTI
mit.ori cs ..... ere conaide.red (high
r ise !md (Ju8ter) however . Altu
{ urth~l" fn vestlgation! tlll! regul.'\r
dorrnftory aLrueture wn.s dc-cidcD
t1PDll .
~AJJ. ncce.s,o;. rooo is ~~ !SO i.n. the
process {I f being tomdderoe tt tor
Lhc N n )t,~ reth cn.mpus, Thls ro-ad
would. run from the preSQDt ~n~
tranee of the college rtrs;ght
back .. Ions- the sido of Smyth :In.
O'Connor. ::H\d thc.n 8l"OIl11d and
behind lhe. parking Jot and pro­pos.
cd rcl ig iou..: a.ctivities Ct}.n l c-.r
and up ~1.ng U\e b3c1< o( the
present dormitory c.omplex. This
w 0 u I d nlle-vii\te congest-ion in
front o( tho UbrJry, cnabllng lhnt
:.rcn to be ((o{t. ~'1 :'i Vo"l'J kwuy. A
"" f1~.t\n~ pool iB being conoid·
e ~ "C' d fo ,,:: the cou rtyard bet.ween
tl, c. :\~ Center a nd lihror;y aloD!:'
\'f·jt.h ~ poss!bllit), of un ex-p3lJ!liQn
of lhe outdoor art g allery.
A JWtigious Act5 ties Center
tor thi! N,_ tn_reLit camp~ is A1 s-o
in t.ho making, .4" 8 state jO;:l1l5
c::1nnot ~ gran~d (or :t reJiS'lous
huilillng, aH finnn«: 9. must come
from prh"ftte donations. Hall (If
0 1e rc~ [de tlt. c h ~T.H~ l coll e-etioll ;; nrl
!l.1l,}' athor 4$on:ltlon, placed out·
t;ide o( tho p resent c.hapel nrc
PilL z\~ ldc c\'ery week for th~ Re­ligious
Acth ies Center fund . Tb
:-alumnOlc ~~odl\ lion n 1 5 Q ~
J rl,,<:.9 (or \-be purpose of J"~i6!ng
f unds tor thl"!' C('nter, 1'0 cinl.o
$75.000 hu bc ~n l:ool"ri.bt.lI,J!(1 by
t.he Pnrent's A SSOCl • .H .. ion r\1)d
$3,000 by tho student5-
The Center win include :l. lru-;ge
room th n t would be used tor
~b.u on S un d~y nnd for l a.du~ s.
dor:ing- the .... ~k. Also pbn_ned is
(Conllnuc...a an P:l.g~ Fool')
Colgate blacks
drive for King
memorial chair
R.o.ch etft(}T, New York) Octo1w r
13. 1168 - A mlsslonnry effort.
i, uudo",",&y b)' tho Bi""k S<>ml ·
n atiiHl~ nt the Colvta Roc heBttlr
Divinity School.
T he soJ \'( :l1lc~ n O:'otJ\tns are e:on­<
l uct:ing n. !01.U" w~l!k visito.tion
period to more tha.n tWf:'nty JQC:ll
<huI'<h ... that begun Sand"),, Ocl<>­Der
20 anu is t:o nt.inuing on Octo ~
ber 2.7. Novemoor S and 10, e..' .
pu.inlng th. $800,QOO drive to sd
up the Martin Luth0T King Mom·
orinl Chair, pro(essorshipll a.nd
ieJlo,,'shJps 10 be estnb\tshcd al
lhe theology school :I.ntl clse'l.l,:here
for black church studies.
The g.c\'cnWCtl Brotbe.r.s; ~tud y·
jog at. t h~ school are 011 actively
c::unpnl~njng to c.stnbUsh the Riog
~r ('lY'IoJ;::J.l Chnir. u'hic.h ""i l! be t.ho!!
Jin;t soch Chair in nny Sem.inar )"
jn the cou-nLr)'. Tbe B l'otha~ are :
Rov. Cbnr les W.'llkl'r; R ~\' , John
Wnrke(' ~ R o ·.~ .• JosoJlh ,D[L ~'; s; RtJ v.
B(rbby J . Saucer: Re v. Jnmel
Goines: Rc \', James Gl\rrno :l: Ri)v.
Phsle Hrt[c; Rov, Raymond GJ·:'\"I.'es:
~\". Heno' Thol]1ns: Rev. Thoma.
Jordon ; Rev. Loren'to Robinson ;
Rt:\', J ame5 Swine!!:ll: :'.1 cJ H oov ' r:
Dnvill Garda; J nrncs Hunter H;
Char le$. Grungel'; nnd J ilmes Rol ~
ina.
P1e<lges fro", <ol'porntioJ\S,
churdll.!.S. :tnu Individunls already
h:l\'e l"ea.ched .$152,000 and thtl
Brothers expect to go wc1J OVer
t),eir go.1 of $800,000.
The 1unJ ra.isirtg .... ;1\ culmiml te
at n ~2~ pel' pli'1te presentation
dinner on NovQmbt"r 16 a t. tlu:!:
Chamber oi Corom.roc. Dr. and
MI'l!- Martin Luther Kins-, Sr ..
~ ahnl1u J~ck s C> n ,'U1d RI'..\'I.', Ralph
At .. :HTla.th)' wIll o. ttelld Lhe: tlinnel:'.
"The (J I'ojuct is r~ Lbe:k com·
(Continued on Page Four)
Oc<obor 30, 1968
Nazareth poll gives
Humphrey maiority
By ANDI IZZO
As of Tue.sdny Novf,'JubcT 4.,
fou rteen out. ot (.u.'crlly 5e]\jnr
ellsib1e to .... ote ill t his YellY8
Jl ~sfdnntW. ~tl.-Ctj 071 TJooUed, wlH
choose BohCl't HU nlJ.lhre:;· as t.hcir
next PTC'sidcnt: th l'(!o \ ~iJ J ,>ote {or
Nh ·,u !111d t JlI-ee w; l1 ah.st~'\.o.
AlI Iourh ... <!o rt"Juct.ilnt Hum­p
h rey i t~ explruned thdr positionll
In t1 swtement th!lt expresses
what is p:robnlJly t,.l H~ !nost com­mon
o])in(oJi about. lW~ )-'ear's
calldidntes: "Hp,'s thr. lCI).$t (jf
Utre(l cvJ1s: ' E"cr)'onc In thi s
~"TOUp also considered Nixon rea
~ction,,-n' in lxit.b OQlTl "'stJc and
(or-dbll ·p6l !t.·ie~ ,
Some, b owev~ r, were more ex­plicit:
"" m stck nnd dUg"U.5ted.
hat 3t lcft.st Humphre>"'s past I'C(:.
oril is Ifber:l!/' " Re's t.lt r. 1tIOl$t
open-rntmletl and rnot.1. likely to
list<ln, i;ven thouJfh h~ tc.nds to
SVo'nv back anri fQrtIt ," One .stu­fltmt
prt:..f~~ HHH oo<:'. .'.1 US of rus
:Lcc: omp li~menlA as .~ $e nntol'"
and beC8USO he \\' , JOJ'O"Icrly :tn
enemy of LBJ.
On the other hAnd, those who
support Nb:;:on ntt.:1ck f{um)lhn;,y
~:s notbhlg hu! rut eX'ttnsion or the
Johnson :uiruinistrnlion. Thoy
,,",,'0\1 ]<.1 tu .. ,~ ' ;more fni.th in Nixon
os at. least. his own nl:'l.fi. He him·
self docsn1t giv~ th(t inlpre$S;On
of baing ~1. ..-. tiQn ... ry. ft 's othor
people- who hn,'c cf'l28ted th('$e
theoriu .. bout him," A5 Oll!! Ilu­J
ellt. put. it. /, I jU!lL wt~D I. to see
n ChUllge. of hAnds."
T h !'! th,rto !,\.bs talnQfS rctl ec:tl~~~
t.he kind of (\.is{lppointOlcnt that
WI\S .shtu'ed by the rest. of th
Y,TOUp n.s w(:ll. They considered
<l om (:~ic ch11 disorde.r Ilno thO'
Vic am wnr ns the kc:y camp:tjgn
issues to which the. (:.)J')didntl!.1
hnve lalkd t.o d ,{inlti .. ·d y :\d~1IS
t hemselves,
Rul ~f~d fl g ! (i th (, II t r '(';.no;h­Dt':
r.l of tohe Anl~ric.nn poli tical
machine. ODe ,t udent oboor'\"ed
t.bal. liNt) mut ter wbo Wrt5 lL
eund£d:ltc / ()r election. t.he next
t our YNLt·,Ii: are sliU c:'l\abHahetl,"
She will llb.st.:.lin,
But why nb3t.:J.Jn ~ Why not
:"oHow tho.! d(>~L.-folJ 01 SDS, in·
t::t.ead? SUP-POl1. ·WallJlce. E'lect
him 3-S p l"esidcnt. F,: \'cll tu nUy In:
w [ll ,oH.eIll}U!s the \'l;lrl ()U$ l'njnorily
gTQUPS i.Lnd '!.he who]!) C'ollntry will
~ flJ.Tt.her divided. "So thAt n l"'!Y­o
lution Or- $l}m() £LJ cll movcmcmt ,\·m OC-C"OT ::rod tlu;m ~"," p ~
promptl:.· ros(Jh'u t(l StArt. nil o,,'(lr
."1.g:tin.
IHalloween Bookend S' theme
of skits presented tonight
E1eanor J.nose.k lie. down on th ~ job during Halloween skit rehea.raaL
In view of t he 1 ovember 1 holida y. the SOphomOI'e
Clnss will dispense with tradition and spo nsor the annual
H,lIoween festi vities tonig h t , Ocf;()iJer 30, at 8:00. Gell,eral
c h~il'me,n , Pat Corona and Lynne Robi wille have cooroinRl,­ed
tho program assisted by "kit c.ba il111en; Cal'll Worth lind
Glolia Barbara, freshmen; Joan Wischmeyer, sophomore;
:r.fa l'lenc ScMpone, junior; and Joan Butti no, senior.
Ptall$ for the evening i.nd ud~
pTcso.nt8tion ~d judging of "he
.;lllss skits In the SYJIl, with nt·
f l"C-9hmcnts t o. fotlow. H eac.U.ns the
1"I?:i'Jl'c<:tJve !lr~1>a mt.ory c ommj t~C"S
aJ~ Eileen S heehan, rc(t'Csh­m~
n1..': Msry Sue Fol"8tcr, publk:­ity:
and Andl Atlp, d"".orntion s,
Mary LouBos.t and Julie Farrell
h!1 v~ in .... it.ed Dr. nana Brooks,
Praul Morril, SU" :"!hne C.:lrring!c J\.
J:nc..k Joyce A.nd .SjGt-;,·):," Joseph
:'hlT1l! tu p3rtidp:lu,' on !.he iud~ 9
panel.
The- SChl:,ihdcd c.ntc rta.i.rV1lCll t
C..;fLt.l)rS rli_ro\J n Li· the thotn(', "Hal­low~
en B.ooKends,,'· Class sc lf.'c­ti
on!!: h:l."\'C" been :lJ\nounced n.5 to]·
lo\ ~· s : t ~shmen, "Cinderelb,l ' ~
~Of1b Om ON!s. "Sophomon: F ;-Liry
, .. Talesl
': jW\iOl"'s. "A PumpJdn
Cru'QI" ; nnd {lenion. J ' S h:\k~·
SJH' ~l'c ",
A l l students ttad{Uon.' .. lU" caniel
in cos-torn!:! fo r th (" H lIo~,ci: n t"'O·
grani.
"A Kennedy Man
looks AI The E(ection"
Or. Richard Wad~
Unlver<11y of o,lcago
Oelober 30--W.dn.-.day
4 ,00-6 :00 P.M.
AC 13
Editorial
Emotionalism: a mindless
affliction of the • mystique
Somewhere in (l,e nebulous category of feminine in­cluded
as requi~ite t<> feminit)' is ... dicl!ttion that ideal
WOman in her own appealing way, is em(\tive, unre<lsonab!e
Md pas~iollAte!)' vindictive.
While tbe implied "mystique" genera\i1.ation is ins uWng­to
any womnn who would eonside,. it. it is stili" s tereotype
th", is easy to fall into unconsciously.
The .;sk moreover. is considerably g-reAter In the fern.
inine atmosphere of .. women$' college. The nffliclion of
emaliooulism (in its most nnpleasant sense) unleOl.l!hcod is
perhaps not slll"Prisingl),. c.ontng1ous nnd seems -finn II)'
inescApable to anyone who enter:; IUl ntmosphere imbued
\\~th it. (indisclim.inate it seems, to age. sex, intelligence 0\'
SUlWon).
Most recent :md notnble cases in point include I"he
screechiug and ~lrunming fbat has Ull<en place f"om Ule
collective studeDt offensive over cotnPl'€hensives and tile
horrendous issue of the student union', iron divider; the
utterly CJltty eniorcen,cnl of dress and dormitory mles;
nnd the emotional repercussions to ~n)' public e.xpl'ession of
opinioD on au.vthing.
That discussion beeomes so emotional, so pf'l'Sonal. so
vindictive. enn somehow be aOCOllnt«l fa.- in the ~upported
illclination of "omen to this type of pettiness--an inclinn­tion
that need be realized only .. here people are too $elf.
wnscioll~ to reason calmly.
What possible good comes from dialogues ..... hich. are
shouting mntches 0,. circuitous games Ol'rheto)'ic founded in
personal prejlld ice., The mos ~ refreshing reform for which
we might cntSade would be nn "nd t<> unintelligent read ion ,
h~persensitive feelings lUld oQtraged sensibililies. Nazareth
is CApJlble of more, we hope.
c.f.
Cleaver re-reviewed
ro .ke cdiloMl:
Any thoughtful. (! \"on ~emj-ton­o:::
crnc,d NJ\ 'L:l \"Ct.h sl"U,(tcnt e.'\o't.
help bt.l t ~c;Qgpj re .:llld be eJJ~
t ourltged bi' this year's GLEANa
En. Tho p.pe,. has p ...... nl.d
("(I 1 ~Vfi n t iss ues inteJlige.ntl).' and
reported fJone.BtI)" th~ d iverse
'Opinions of t.h08l~ r are Individua ls
wbo h;we: SlJmo(;'thlnS' LO ~}' .
, w"s di1J.pp.oint.ed. hov.-cvel'.
w'hcn I saw tne Oet., 1.6 issue th!t
hc~d H n ~d ZIo misrcprcse.ne...t.;\.'e.
~rlk le on E!tlridG'c CJe.:l\.'cr'.s re­cenL
speec.h .\1. tbe U ollt
A It.h()ogn J 101ow liule a hout
new, ('o\·Cl~ge. it. d0€3 seem thl'l
:\. n:porter should hear more tlw.n
a phrnse thrQugh .I,n tnl.ck in the
door" before eommenting- on a
s-pcakcr"s phjloso))hy. The atm()$·
-pb<!Te' fs impartnnl but. hLl.Yd:ly
6w(jcicnt h..'\Ck((rODTld for ~ bc:\.d­line
s(Ory.
Standing in UIG crowded b~l · t.'lm,. I nevel" $3W MT. Cle.l\.'c.r
hUl , ~"'N ~lm .nd I leIt Slr')I'8
Au4,ljtoTium impres~d by bi8 Eliu­cx:
rlt')" ilnd sense of humor, \b.ou gh
tlubi()tli! il.b()ut his 3Ornewh.A.t m\l),o
du'ed.e-d m~Il' of obwlnlng Ilis
jde-~l.
E •• " philosophy "nd "'.ologY
d &.:l5 pl c-nds lhot. \\.~ con$""idcy :)
m~:m 's moth'e and Int(>no on..
Cleaver s '(fihhy language" \l,'t\..!
f"lIowed b;~ a simple expb.n:lt-ion
- r feeJ " \.":1l1d one. He D.~k nQwl­edged
the frequan t. ~ritlt.i91Tl of
llj~ vocnbubry but ·f~cls that this
is th ~ 1.:lJ1 g"U:\gt!' 0( tb~ bhu~k
wo['ken; W )1{) au: just. berinnin(:
t heir S1..nlgglc- for ernMc.i p =tt(OTl,
They arc th pco'P1e. rus c...,. . usc.
and ir W6. their OPPl"C-S3<)rs eon­denm
th~m (or it.. then hI!! hn, ::a
few c.h(Ji'c') u.:-ames for U3 :"lls o.
Tlle guard .at the u(Jor ""-as
l]lIoted in It\-f.t weeK'. a . rttcle 3&
makin:; ~ mintlku reply to v.'hy
he W0'6 1"'6(u,.ing peop!e- eT'ltronce,
Wltcn he 3ttempt.ed to enl-er. h~
~old us t.hat. {,he fire oep<lrt:me.nt
wouJd COJlccl the speet.h if ·mOru
,h:lT1 the- pres.;J'iw d FHlmb¢r of
po<'opte W'C,~ ,ll1o lVM in tile lI.udi­l.
o"';vm. Their ooM~m lor Otl,t
s:t(cts \V:lS touchIng ex~ (' pr. t.htl~,
at. every Ot.hl}f J4!t.tUN, I\tudCTlt.&
:tre pa,ck!l.ged-In rar beyond u,e
ez;:L.."hli shed quot!to,_
The-re U"'"eJ"e no out.br(!::l.ka ()(
y;o!c.n oe_. To SQrne OJis W"".J.S l5ur­prizing.
but. (he n!~cm ,,"':lS
Clc:n\."el:" hirn..£cll. H(!: ve ry ohnJ).'
made fools 01 the 'l lllnlcs" In the
[ludic nee ,vho hopc-d to bl: dt'O\g ­~
d (,·om the A~ ditorium 0)" the
hc.c.ls at. th(l ctld o! his Ipcee.h
only to It\li,~ r t:lkc jobs wil.h \.he
CIA,
rus plea W:lS {or young men to
deepen theil' 1"'(" iM.nn!:e, 1.G do
more than 5Cf'I'! <11l1, carl")' plac:::lrds
:utd Irritate their collesre presl~
dC-ilL He fcll- th.:Lt. thoughtflll .:uui
cffeC!th.'e ne tSol'), Un'ough dr::tmdi t;c
anLl i :u' f -,'C!f11 nor.Hri.alc.nt. ()'Y()!, a
long pcriQotl oJ lim!} is m()rt: Ci'­~
n tlD.l to thll e.a.use o( hi.s blo.ck
peo))lt.
Tho audien!:e ~ obviou!ly
.s:,·mJ"'l.thetic but certainly not
totJ.ll)· comm';lt.oo to ClC3\"'"c.r's­pbn
~ l or e::;l a bl ishiTlg his o\.t'/1
10rl7l of gO Ve J'nV1~nL ApphluSl'
~c \\"hcn valid po-int.::; ,,,, c.l'C
mndc hut 'Yery (ew ('.h ~c~d lW
·'dcat.h f or piKS" ~D.mp:li 2n .
l! .0. mode C'!ection W~R in order,
r Joubt j( Mr. Cle-:wel' would
ni\ve boe-n :'rJ o\.· crn·hcJmin~ {:lV­orit.
e (wen :'lmong hi! :ttlenove
(ludle-nee: but lor those o( 08 who
<:.In' t. Stlpport eit.her his violel1N!
or £omowhat ide:'lfistie f :,ult.nsi(· !;.
we oould certaInly li5tr.:Jl Rnd o.p­Ju'('
daU! his rle-:\ for our t.oncorn
n.nJ !o"'\lpp-ort..
EldridE=e Cleave-r .rem.intled me
tllL\t "e-rlremiats" (IC tht"N: ilro
!\tIdl people) are ~ vil!lt and
nC("l'S S-al,}" part o( t.ou t:' so~iet}".
Perhaps il', (lnly th!!:lr ... ·aic.e::; \.h.1.\.
wiJI J"P'U)\."e- tbc rest of U5" t..Q t..')ke
our OW11 form (If adit.on. It is LI1 I!
S}"8te.m rhM i l>no~s them th!\t
m;my ol us still curry oJ)1)1'C!:Iive­ly
Qn ()ur b:lcks ,
Before W~ s.hould decide to dis·
eAlabHsh ou t'S.e t~l, :UJO. rT1tt.ybe
WI: tan litH! in~~Qrnte the cOn~
tern (If our "oul!poken brothcr.!"
into tho p..'1.tente<l method of to_
dny'! government..
Sillcerely,
t':'llnt" Pcte-l'8., '69
'"'''p!)onin9
Arl Club
'p~r).
Letters
Stoff member replies to comps objections
To the edllol"!ol:
Mrss Nic1mish'!' letl-er. whIch
O1pp~"l.red in the Last is.sueo CJJ
CLEAN1~ R. so clOUUlS the r s-s u ~ &!
the ~r.n l)Yi!b onf> i vo t'](nm innt.ion
th.'1t 1 l'Cpl)" to it ;n .m ('((ort 10
clari fy t.he matter. As tltle Slu.
dent IS .also an F:nglish nu\jo r, it
!-'oll-c. rn~ fit.ting lor one- of t:U to
flPQak l.O t..hc. i ssuQ.
);-Lnl of rut, her lctt('r J:rmkea
"e .. "ertt.l mis:st.ate m.cM5. Whn t ~ \I (lr
lh~ r.J,U 5e1; of \.he p rcSf'!1Jt (.(H\st -c-r­nat.
ion ::nYl:ong J:;ru d e l\ t~~ l')\.'cr the
eompl'C'hcn.live exandnntion t""e­qu
ir()ment. (:\nd the:K' causes :u-e
ComIJlc:() , lhe origin and continu­ed
t=:.!i.I:;Lc.nce CJf this (:x:.u:ninUI~on
in tJ-.e uc.pllrl.mcnts which suH
choose to Olominister it has n(,v(!t"
loet::tI n m~t tc l ' M Ufncu1ty feeling."
On the contrnry, it is the result·
(Jl M ac::1.dcrclc ~ed~on arrived.
~ t i.n t.his college. nnu In most
Qthc-r l'l;p'Dt:l1.tle collcgus. Its ... nUd­ity
is for lhose disciplIne:5- whl!l"c,
;1} the judgmc:'.nt (Tf!pet\e, ;UdK ~
AI(!nt) or the f.:lcult.;, c: ompc l ~ht tb
Leach in t.ho~ ~ di&cipli.nee (which
does not, incidcll t,,}I;'. mc_:m fltcl.l]·
ty in ot.her fi elds). fIn rn L,1 t1 c-c tu~l
g-r<lwt·h oX~l"i Ol,) ce is .tI.thicvcd by
tllu student whi ch ean be L\chl@'~d
in no other "'dY.
Thi !'io is not to 6!1V th:"J.t. a t.om.­T)
l'chensivc cX:l.m inntion i~ liui~
ahle fot· all [kids in(U~rirnin.il tel>".
nOl' to exdudii! ('xperiUH!nbtion
\.\.·ilh 01'.11 and written forms of
Buth ~i.n cx..alYl.ui. ;~ti on, Or with ;\r!
Student-faculty
report explained
T<> tho «Iil<>rs:
] felt. it n ~~smry to rxplain.
the \C~. <J£ tho Student·F:>eu1lr
rcfl'Ort in this is. ... ue.. This doc.s not
!lot :.1lJ port.rtl.)· the LrUC :\tmo!phcro
thnt. prevaited at our meeting. hut
(rom wh:.t T C-Qu (d sc..!l!)e. i.n the:
CAII'lPUS ftir unless the " b.'1ttle"
U>OK place we wou[d h!l\"e .£:tiled
ft.I\ rt} "ro Ro!, nt..'\tjv ~ !'\ of the Sh.ldcmt
body on the- committee. Tn re ~UI.)·.
howt.:! \."Ct', \\u found oUl'Sc1veB (the
student mcmOOl'S) in a s.ituation
quite- "l'>C.n fOI' di!SC'U,.lJ. ". .iOll" We
C<Juld sn\.' what \V(! wnnt(!d to :.nd
bl; lil>tclled to. Dut oo!l:ide~ tl:U.&.
we too ~~()uld lI.f.te.n .:tud unrtcr­st...
. nd. This biH S(!C! rn.£ to be- .£0
oft <:Jl (or goiU:o h('~ . W~ djd not
Ill \\,~~\,K C(ln";noe" nor were: \ ... 0 3.1 -
\\''''Y~ co11\"inced - two ",lllO'lC'!lts
nQI. ('~ell Li:,l1 h.l disc:\\ulo;n. Fur ..
t.hl!r, ns lL wal brought. out. at t.be
mec tiJ1 J;', \00 h.:l\'e so m ecm ~ 1iaLC,n
lo yom' opinion do-cs not mea.n
t.hnt. hl! must. the reby be- ronycrt.ed
to it,
T am !!lYlng lhi9 now in we
hope thD.L t)lC studenLs who aN.
cncou_rn red \.0 pro rnotc lrH.N"-L1e­TH'Irirnent.:
ll eorl1Jl\uuka.tian nnd
dif;cuiIls jol'l \.vm themsch'cl5 hi!
opi3n~mindod enough to '(ctJn,J:;iLler
from \''aJ'ious po;nLS of vie\\': ulk
oyer." This: does not imp!y lh..'\t
\vc; lihouM g-l\'e up; only whcn
t.hc Aami n,hJt.rniion nnd Fl'Icult.y
:ue aWlat"t.! of ()ur g'rie-.vpnees
(t.hn:lllgh the L"ighl channe-Is firRt)
C.:trt we "ppro~ch "pl:!"O.~ .£et.ue ·
mtnls."
Sln"l!I'Cly
.1.",-" Che<h.ok. '10
Frosh objects
Tn lh~ ,--dllGru~ (of both the
"CftAnc-r'" n.nd Ihe- ,uPione-eor'')
E\"eFl lhough I ;:Lm only iJ. fu~~
1'1:1", J h).~l! nl T'(!MY nM::icoo the
neg.Hive- opinion expressed hy ,'1
number of Nn?;aret.h \\.·om (~ n to­wilrds
the Fi6hcl' men. 1"hi$ !l. t.li·
tude is n,ot. only PN \.·-"knt on Lhe
N a7.l.l"('th ~nmpus but. also on oLher
campuses.
A U.R. m::!le student. tUIKC'd ml!,
::md I q-uot..c , " \\,·llat'.s th", rnnt..t.r
w1th t" i~hl~ r guy~ ? I' ve hc:...nl fa
lot ,'100lJt t.heml'· !m,l h~ la.uS'h~d.
J witS anflb"~. to givo an MS'Wor
other lhun t,y know th~-)' (10 h:we
a. re.?ut.,t·ion o. l·ound here." T wall
,,,,rpri.&ed to ~\)' the h:·a.rt.. Fish('T
me:n ~\' (!. l right. to be indiva nt.
HOl\'c\,(' [', J don't bcH~\'e it'"
ri.Sht. lor all of us h.;:te 9.i N:!z·
:J.T'e!h t..o bt) bt':l1I.dcd :l,S '''holier
th:lJ1 t.hou·· nntl the 3CC.US:ltl01l
(Conth.ued lin Patre Four)
h nors: Ihp. !o'is (not.. ~ I'term p!l.pc-r,"
:Mi 6~ Vr\~(!!n71d) ~c&ign.cd to th.tl·
[Cll gc: the studf:n" on ~omJlan.ble
\.cl·ms,
Til a fUMher miut:ltemcnl, Mi !5s
Nic.knish urgucs t.hflt " l>tud ~ ht&
mnkc: tbe C'ollege. possible by ~l\ (i­njtiol)
::J..S w(:ll ~s by Ifn.·uu:..i.:'I1 corn­mit'mcnL'"
It. is, In l:lct.. n ll"IAt1.i'r
of nl\tioTl.1.1 !t.at.l~t.ic. commonly
pllblici!N. t.hat :\ coUege t;:tUC! .?:Ilt',
tuiuon (]~.s not. ((pay for" her
cOuc:J.t-lon. Thl!' ("oll ~&~, undeJ'stbod
jg 1': loul bod~ .. JnaKes ,In myel .....
ment.---fihnnc i:ll Md othCl ...... ·\~
in c8ch of th (· !i"turt nt5 It u.cCpl.e.
Mrs.. A11 ~j 0f1 U '!:5' lc!t~ r , puhli sJH:d
(""a r1i(:r th.i~ mont)" lightly reminds
this !irudent. bod)" t.hnt :\ 14 _t""g'e
sh:'lJ'e of the. !ino.nd ~\l bUl'den o( Q.
collC!g"c 1S C"~rr i cd by ~h Qutsiuc
eO fl~li tu cnc: )' , Who "paid lor" the
A.l"U Center 1
(1 ;1m 1'lot here raising the 1"(: ­fated
issue of "Cincllleia.t st"Jings,t'
but mo);'tJ ), e.hallonging- the \\-nl­l:
1"tS objective statement, th:\t t.he:
"st.udf!Uts m:.tk() th l..! l:61leg(· PO$-
6ibl~ .. , by financial OOTrImit..­m@:
nt. U
)
Ne)..-t. r would like to l.."fl.OW
wh:'Lt "defi,niUol}" of .0. t.ol1cge Miu
Nic:knish bas in mind, "TId ...... Jlf'JH:.C!
it is derived.· A glnn(.e fi t any
d.ict.lon aTf ~Vf!'tJ s: tbat the wOl'tl
itset! Ul'rivcs from the Latin tol·
legi um meaning "a gathering t.o­~
~ th(!.r.'· !"J. "COrutBUtl;ty" or 'sQC.i­ct')
·,' , ctc. A student body lhC'l'C'
fore c:on,-t"it."u.te, only one clemenL­in
Lhe to\.!1l (: omposltion of this
l'asS('mbly," tho'Olrh rnntt:d ~ n
impol'lnnt cl('menL StiU, (~\..:. uhy
,1.nd r\ dmJni ~ L"'l.io n "J"C not h~rE
on more S'Ur{~ r'"J..h l;.~ of t..b~ stu­fl~
nt-.s ( is lt 1'(:3oHy ncoosSllry Lo
st...,t.e; t.hi.s'), DiotionalT ddlni­t.
l(Jns: (Jr "college" as "n u.we-xni,
It;rm further sl:;tt.c t.h2t. It.. I~ ,/:::w
in stitntjon of nigher (!:du~!lt.ion
lh.!l.t gmn~ doE!'gt'ees at Ihe tom·
pl~tion of (out""$:e, or study," Tbb
would implr t tL1.~ cert.:Lin su.",l­:
lJ-dJ mje-ht rcasonnbly 1x: set by
thoSIC who hnve :;.u("ceas'(ully com­pl
e ted thelt s tud!J' lor tb e- ht:'n l'rH
or th O$\' who ha .. 'c not. Mis5' Nick­n1sh
c\.;(lenUy \:1 CW5' th.is 3~ :til
un(orturt:tLe kino of dom[ru1.tioll by
j,:l.. hi£' I1).\-.::hy of ' .... h.ieh the- f<l.culty
6«upic-s: thl.! top posLti(Jn." Clei:u·ty
thtl"C is some- ju.."!.tific.ation fol'
.!ueh :1. "hi cr·ar{hy-" (if ~'OIJ wIsh 50
to J esl'l" il~ it). I {Or ofit" would be
CU)"l(JU$ t.o know '\that. would be
",c('.ompHsh..,1 wit.hOUL- it.
"U i (:'l'a I'Ch~'" (0. ~\."~ dcntl)' rne",nt
to be an O\uthorit.)"-word. May r
there.fol'C !!pcz,k to th(, mntkr
n!so'? AuthoJ"it)' 19 of dL!fc-l't";'nl
ktnds. I'll :u oe<l& where nQthorl\.)' is
nc~ htl:,' in\,·cst.ed "in lhc p op(f', J'
·majOrit.y \'oto is vuHd. Tho " a.u­Ul
O'tit>·" o( nn nC:'u.i(:m.ie i n-culty.
or or any other group oJ. IIpec t:,­li"
t..s., how vc r, derives (TlJrfJ. A.nd
dep~ nds upon. iu romllCu:nce-. B>"
wha t conceivable l:.\ct.ic can com­po..
rahle "U.UtJ10·lit..y·' he (4),,(cl"~d
upon the atud(' nt.s b:,' ~"C-il s()1l CJ{
shce r num be.t·!
J 11rn·o c}ln.Hcnged the Jot'tCr's
("otllcnts. M:\)" r now nlso com~
mf:Jll on i~ .app\"'CJach '! Had ~h&5.
(Conlinnoo on ra.ge I:'OI,·r)
Events Calendar
Ollobcr
SO WednC&lby 1 :00 P.M. FighoI"---Ni~'\g:l.rll SOCO<>r G:lTnC-­Fiah~
r
7~OO P.M. Movie: " ViridJa£l;\" - Sr.. B..uil
R.n (B· U.) - S~ John l'1<hcr
S,OO P,M, Halioween Skits - N~7",""'h Col·
lege
;,00 ·1:8<) A.M. "){orn B.'ll·-Sil:l\'~ P1-V:u .. ity
lnn- $2.00 ell"h
F'r I'!: nU.l> !C:\VC& Kt~rne)' 1i:&0
f'.M" RIlhl111S {) :30 P.M. (stgn up
il inteJ'~sted)
1·2·3 fri.·SaL·SUh. Sl J OM Fishe-r Parents. Wct!kcnd
2 S[\turd.!1Y
a Sun<ioy
a SlIn<i,y
{j Woonclioday
St. John Fiilhal' Glee Club C()n~<:'rt
Ta l('nL Show-Campus CJuh
1 :00 P .. M. FishcI'-Polsrl.o.-m S()o()CCQI' G!lmc -
]7)sl1l'l'
~Y('niog DinrH:r OMcc--Oak Hill CountJ')'
Club
Morning Communil)' H •• ..-I(o.rne)· Audi·
t,.ori um--..4:)t. John F i s h~r
-i:OO P_\'. An Ecumenical Sen.-icc ill R {.'(;(lg'
tlition tit the n oc tu;·St..cl' Cenu;·[· (or
Theofog(CfLl SL'U<iiC's. SponlOrE-d by
\h,e Rom.."l." C=-lho 1 i<.:: .Di Q(.~sc of
Roe.hest..c r n.nd the Rllche stcr A~'t
Council o{ Chul'(:hes - Cbri,;::t
Cho.rc-h C!1t.h~dr.:tl, U 1 East.. A \'e.
il:1!; P.M. Concert.: P!1l"li.~ Ji'(u' O(du:'~'rfl
C\Jlwrol ASfnin; Comlnis.&iol:l of
Sl. John l"isher-Na>at"eWl Co"
lege Aria Center - Aflm tSsl Gtl:
$2.60 - NCR .rud,n"': SUO
"l.'hc GLE..\.NER iB ptlhlishoo w<.:ckl)' - cwn'y W,-' dncstl!l~' -­during
thc t"e'g"\Jlar .ue-..ldo-mic yeolr at NutH'eUI Collcge- of Roch ...
esWr. ,1626 "f..£l:it. Awnuc, Rochester, New York, Telephone 381 -
9<t56.
Co...edilOrs " ................. Dedi Bry(o",ki, Connie F:ll'lc-y
News editor ."" . . " • ... . ".,' ,.. . . . .. . . .. Lou\8C DC'NC:-\~
BU l:) irlt,,~ M:.uJ!lg?Y , ..... . • . ,.",. .,.. .. Cat.hy Ketmy
1'h(lt.ogl';\Phy ... " ... , ., .... , ..... , Jean EntwistlE!". editor-
Jooon<: L.a\~,...... . y. j\o13riljln W.!llc-1.r:, Ch~u·n Kim. Chri3 C:\.D·
lA)"out. • . ," ', ... ". ...... "., .. " ~ . C1l rlS L!wis, editor
l!':']"'n SMoOlIe.5J M,..'\..r}' BU&:a.low, Pam Murra.y
Sp6CW (calu(es .. .. ........ , ... , ...... ,. AJidi lnG, odit6r
Shirley DrewO"r. Fe~ Lc-\."'kk Dillinn PCI'c.irn.
'l'o'pk .. 'll edit..or •• •...•• " ..•. ". . ... TohCUlf\:l Mo'ol'c.
CoPy editor .... Dunn:," Lukacs
Reporting eJ.iLor . .. . ..... . .", ..... ;. Jan6 Fcldm.'\n
CGn_sulting Editor. . . . . . . . . .... ,' M:u}I A'rUl PJ.ul
St.a..!f~ Pam Tl!s.c!iooe, AQfrt!I(l Se.'l.rtL:l., Helen Ri~, Pat. Ro1.g­one31S,
Joanne- ~f'C(!, P!t1n Mu.rmy. B.:lrb ;\Ioyn.ehan, .Mau.f'\.¥,rl
lItcMa.hon, Judy Angioru~, Beth EiS(l1) tn:1l:\, SlUr,lcy I....A Pi:l1l3,
r-..tag-gic Knights., Ann£) Kirchgessner, !\bry Rgt..h HMIIH..n, ~hn1'
To£e B1l.1Jl1J Nom Hlcl<"Q.)', Diane Cbtl<, LilSbct.h D.3.'I'<:h~t. SUC'
St.i.egelb.L..ur, Cbrn, Killol")', Rose Sirois.
The GLEANER is a memoo' o( the Un.it..cod SL'ues SUlde-.nt
PT'C$S A.9.!()oCia.t.lon and A!I:KX'iilt.ed CoUegj~lL' ~s.s .
)¢fob., 30. 1968
/CR models
iophs. reveal glamour. work
By LOUIse l)cNEVIl
A \Y~rld or gl:\mour, e:<dlc ­ont,
dothe-5. Clme.t":l5, ~ph; .. t.i¢3·
0 11, Tluhlitlty-lhot's the worM
! modeling in the mooe:m world I
r i;O mo~ t young women im:lg­,
I.!. But. it. !lJ.i;:o del.nlllHl! long
)U'N, person!l.litr {lIJl t rol. ):)oi!~.
nrf ill~ult.y :I.. 1i:00'Ct,11 st·ult£!'nls
( th e CJ 3Ji~ of 1971 ho.va t=XJlcri~
1ecd.
PAub. sre:ol).C)16. e prospective
L::'It'" m:\,jo'l" ~ l N!l't:t~th Co1lewer
ru,; pt' rhnps h.:~d the most \."!\rJcd
qx:.ricnces in roOoLiC'fing IJ{ the!
U~ modell! in. Ott! Sl)flhomore "' ....
P:lula SfcoftolU
Her "career" io W;oI Ueld \).cg-an
mcl1 Uko the story of • lalry­I1le
printeslJ. At lhe age. oJ clc\'en
hu wa.s ""':l1king ·",-i.t.b bar })!Lrtntl
hrough 'David s, then J. de)l!\ rt­nent.
sto'ro hi d ownt.ownR.ocl\c s~
C", when a pu bHcit:r a~l. 0( tho
lore npproacited h('r J3.nd :t5k ~ d
Ler j( e:lle \C'ould llka l~ appear
t1 :\ (u hion ~'. Of (olJ,tl\': , [iko
.l'Iy iuJl ·bloo<.IocI Amcnc:::.4."l· girt
he ('Quldn't $tI.y YCs qukkly
·noufh.
"Tl:!:'I.l" how i:. .11 ~ t.a.rt~ rJ!
It\ul:\ rcmctrth\>red. "Then ;1.\ u,t!
,gtI o! t.htrt.@e'O I Wll.s 1'.0 jnLer\,st,
.t.I that- my pa rcnl ~ cOI1,.5c:nt.<.:d to
:end mo to th~ Farrell School of
~ b..nml and MoUe-lin g," Hm~~ in. ~
1"'5-8' 01. len to lWl!h-c 5t.udl!.n Ls.
:1 t"l ! ilJ'tl lJnined in lh~ 6~iJ ls 01
!to~ - Sl-r.:>lIing, 8"Ood· &Too mi.ng~
Ind ~lemen13ry phot.ogr.:tphle: mod~
' Hn~.
"At. i.il"'!t J wu ~ lIt.tl~ shy £h\ttl
w;:1S! 0.01:,' t.hirteen and t\'ct")'Qne
~ t se ''"'as nineteen or twcmt)' -
,.]><cl.Jly when !he)' took my
Ldole:S6l!:nt .• 'twiggy.like meaS\ll"C!­n(:
nl:!" But :a. the f:.lld 01 th <.'. }'~.ar,
[ hnd duidcd to contiuue in th~se
:our~ e.s Ilnd t:\kc tho one on per-
10naUtr deveo!oJ'lmtnL"
Shier.- th en P:la.1!l has ()nj(lYM
\un1~'rou" c~~.ric!hc:e" 'mooelin".
;he ~oJ)linue<l to pose in W
Oa .... id Dt:p.nrlcD.e-nt. SlOr() f ... hioD
JhOWB !()r a (ouplQ lJ( Ye.Ar':s until
:}I pl.'I.Mrnenl. sc nice 01 Lha mod­~
UJlg 6C'hool posiUoru:!(l her :\s {\
~ :tb.ion. modl'1 "t Sibley's Dc-p:111 ...
1,cnL Store. .3lto in downtown
Roclluter.
'"'ThJ.15 fa where I hl\d lhe mo&L
tun," Paul" smile-d. "1 was nske<l
:.0 pu.rLi.eip..'\~ "in a Brid.:ll Fashion
~h()H'. h , ..." US 6ueh a STeat d:'lY~
rb{: s.tort' purciul!)ed r<'.(li {lQWN'S
u1.d ..... e.J\L out of their wa ~' ·to
make it aJI aut,h e n~t: a.s po.s8'ible.
Ono 01 the most !\lYl o..Wti: t.hinp
Ul..'\l happencd ", .. u U:tat I had to
,V'U\I' .a. sit.t"l 41x shoe when ]
rt!:lH.y b.ke .(l si~ n.in~ , .. bUL , , ,
I gue:l>~ TOu just h:lve. to lp.-!lrn to
live ""iU, itl"
liTo lenm Lo lin with ~t" 18
~51!1I!l\lbll)' P:;IIlt.'\'S ()"pinjon of UH!
hettie m()-l1e1i.ng world. She ilJ so
~lefu1 for h.'l";ng the opportU,n.~
11 .. )" to meet. (hc tn:t.ny pro(e&Slon­lis
s h~ has enc()un ~rt:od. ''the')'
lrt really int.erestingr MO'St of
t.htm nr-e d'\.roverlS \\--ith "('tn-Ih'
niu {Igtlres. You neoed.n'l be. r-t.!l.lJy
I.x.:autiful, but. just h.\1,.'o lin nlt·r.u:­ltv.:!
uni()u() 'lol)k' o( your own."
Po..Ulll h..'\.$ afw dono ph()tl!)g-r.1-
phic mod~U1lg rOT Kronk. This she
nnW. mu.ch moN ~b..nllC!nging thlln
rn.s.h[on.-s.how mooeling. "The phD­to~
pPlt=r doc fli't u:U yo~ how to
look. fie simpl}" 5et6 t.Po mood of
r..hc pf('(11I'C, 'l1tCTI Lho T"t"'~t, J epcnd.s
u.pon the mQ(let',s pe n,;:QI1l\lil)', It
re.'llly requlre8 :\ gT'eM. dcd of
iILlti.3tiVC!.l!
Whe:D asked if shc woald like
:.l luture in thE'- ncld Q( mQLivHng.
PauJa simpl:,' £!l'1itcJ: rath (!T C!oyly,
" (t.', ~rul)' .lwtuJl:,' oornJ)t!uti.vcl"
Eileen Diem, ~ d:t&!l'I1.!I.t.c of
Pnul<1 'E-, ha& also ftl\d ~me e.x­Jl
c.d~nc~ modeling. Eileen be~
as A £ophomon~ in high 5clIool
by p.I.lrticil)ft.Ling in (a£h[on shows
al Sprjngfb:'ld, M.. ". I !):s:;\chWi t:tts.
S h ~ al~o moddcd ski c1ot..he8 (or
Lbc. I!;~ lstM1) StAte,' Expontl.on,
But. on!.! 01 her mostel:c1tin:.c jobli
was !lot ill the field o{ f.a.shlon
roo.1l.'Ung', but in the field of
photog,-,pble modoJl>\g.
"L,'\st ye ... r ..... Eileen rec:a.Jlf'd, "r
m.Qlkl 'J fO.l.' a professional photo·
gT:\ph ~ r:l.l Kod:ak., It "'!l5 :1.11 tjalt.c
c-'(c-iLin"l He h:~d hoped to help
me r:lin ;\ I"O-put:lt.ion 011;: :1 prtJ(u,
slona.1 model. Tbe dlf(iC1.)lty of
OOUl'S8 is getting plaoemenl in
t.h.I!i tl,,[<:I."
Fuhlon ~l1(tdeting!l.nd phot..agr.:l­phi~
modeling' &I'e two entirely
dj(lc..Nnl. l..h.ing6 in EUctJn'b
opIllton. "!n iawon O'IodeJ i.ng
liltl~ deJ)C l\di on you.r own plH'­l>
QJUlUty. Your fl1.d.'\t J ~:"pro.ss.ion
<\nd menul att.ilude ru"e not im­poruuH,
.. g"\'-cryth.ing dcpend.A on
the c:1Qlhes.
11]3.1)1. l:q;:t, ) .'N'I.)' It wae so d£(fer­ent.
, •• c,re]'ylhlng depenrleJ on
mc. The photographer would senl
t.h." mood b)' ~.lling tno whrlt to
l.hink of - ,VI old boylric.Jld who
h .... 'Ill Ii C" "), ca.lh. .. tl b:\c.k. ;~ soUt.a,ry
stroll a lollg my l :lvo:r-it.e beach. . ' .
Then he ""ould jus ... "'":lJt .a faw
mimu..c . The O('Jxl Lhlog I would
h.eJir W::l5 the shutlt!r c.utk."
EIlt.'{I.I\ SeN;; mach possibility in
:1 fulun!! of m()dclina:.
Cat.hy Carroll i! i1 Lhl n:.1 sopho-
1J'\.()r(~ v .. 'ho h as hi\.d hp.r inle res ts
whQ l.t~'d by modeling when &he
posed for .1.n RIT pbot.ogTilphy
nllljor bat )'e:l.r,
Cathy C.aM'OIi
HO\o\.'cver. this p..'15t 6LlmmC!:r
PrIQVe6 eYeD. mot'(! i.nt e.res·tulg,
While working :l.5 a set:t'eta ry lor
the YO\ln~ and rNbkon Ad\' c.rtis­ing
AIt,'"Cney 0:0 Madison A\'(:l\ue in
New York City, l'oh!' was IlIiKC<J to
pel&<:' for se\'C'r3.t Br~-ck Sh;t.mpo.o
('omrncn:i.rlls.
"'Whilc wOl'"klng Ul.t'~," C!1Lhy
lil;at.cd, "I f.iat. in :l studio u'h.ilc 3.
tele ... ·Lo; iol:1 CQrnnl ~ l"'Cl;u \\'!l$ bein.g
!hoi.. It was a mal'\.'d ou" c..Yperl­c.
nco, ~:md I'rn \·e£·y nU..Id, intel,"(,5t..
<:d in doing more 10 the f[e ld CIf
modeling lhil5 surnmer :'ll Y()un,g­and
Rubicon."
C3th.y \\'fUi c~c::i:Vl")' in8pired
b~' the U\h")l) t and d"QLion af \.he
!TUJLy pro!tssion.,,1 modelo :.J..1Id
,ht:lt.or:npbe~ wiLh whom she
~:'I.me in oont,a~"1..
GLEANER Page Three
A view on grape controversy
Ry JAMP-S J. I!ILPATRICf(
(re:pl'jnted iNm tile
l)E:~IOC RAT nnd CHRONICLE
.... ;th pc nni.s.!licn a( lhc­WlI.
Shington St .. u Sy-nclle-..... t.c)
The gn>.> t grape boycott 01
19GB b.'\s beGn in pt"O~&.q f()r
more c.han {ottr !no-nth.s now, H
has <11'3'\'11 It:ltcmel1t,s from m·
cl1.ntd Nixon, on one aide, !U\d
tyomliuben Humphl""CY. 0\\ the
other, BUL here in the PI"("OCCllI)i\XJ
Ea~ l. n() one stem .. to h.\\'e h/.:nrd
mu~h about il.
This h, " piL.:", for the I.s.!ues
ill thi, bbor- dJJ;nutt: l'eM.h fa r
beyond the riclJ.s of tb(! San
J oaquJn Vltll~y. If the A F'L-CIO's
UnitAxi F':l.rm,. .... or-ke:1'Yi Ol'p1li"Cing
CommiLtee SUCCced5 in Its ruLhlc1iB
f'low c." pl':lY fo)' the ~pe plt:kers
--'Il\d Humpbt"e)' has g-h'en the­b~>'
cQ tt. his blcli :'!i ng-:l laWuI
pN"~dl?'n t. will h.;,. ... -e be.en O:i!l for
tbe \lJlioni.mtlon 01 {D.rm \Vorkf!J'"5
gCMt':1 ti>', . . . TN 1'f1 r::ORY. !hI. !IIii'M be •
good Uling. but, unlike other- pro·
duce.1'"S in tllt- fJri'l."W se.ct.or, the
fRrme.1' is pl:C1JUm-ly dcpenuefll
on fu..etont be)'ond his (onrroJ.
Uke SL ?luI. he is in. JJ~ril.&
'Seventh Seal',
'Virgin Spring'
are reviewed
fl, C1l'IlISTlIiA IT. 1)I51'A1'
1 liked the I·Se .... enth Se..:1l" !l.nd
Lht j'Vil'gih Spri.n;;" not t:.c.a. u~'('
of my origins but for thcir ('on­l~
nts, lngn\3r l:let'~ m:\.n'ii films,
sho\\71 Thut'SfI:lJl !Uld Frid.:l)-'
night. ·wore stroT\g'. StTong (or
thcie ('\OQ1J.t.llt ~il en~c, stronG" ( 0 1'
t.heil' phot,ogrop h~', Stt'Ong- for
t.hei r Aetitl Sf'
EotJ. slc ries ~ si re,..!C!, The
.ISe .... enUt Se.:l.l" 6il(H,"·S lobe h1)11"IU­ooming-
of a knjght J.nd hi! squil-e
(roln !J'Iu c.ruM..cte. .VLu Mvi ng
l:lc{;d death t Oe) many times in
"''':1.r. lh ~ k ll lghl come$" back 'Wit.}'
hi8 Que,tion and Id s 5eltre:itllz.a­LI
on: "My wholC!' life hl1ll beeu a
mcanJ.ngless rese:lTch - what did
I kill {o z· ;" Thc' story il :Ul c"l(is­tentl:
Ll S(w rc.h. ,S(,tlJ't"h lor Lrotb­which
in W$ case win be th ~
kn¢\Iio."l~ngt:', or ~t.C I't.I ,~th and th
Q:xI.!Jt.enc.c (I f God . His e ~n<""e does
not !lH\l:tcr :1oS long .u, 'h.il: exis·
t.e m:l;! is prQ\:cd . OIl \Viint t.4) ,He,
but J w;l,nl lm o ~'lfflgc" Ln!H~·ne: i bl ~
rno..n~ "God t"et1)n\lU 1\ moc.ltinR"
reaUlT"" :tna the knighl,. phl~'8
elles-s With D~,at.h p~rso ni!i ~tI.
pride, mrm. \dJl ";Ike yO'll f~r ,
up t.o yn'l.T tjdl , It hi not. laJth
t.hn.t. tho kni;ht. wnm:i, but know­ledge
of THE me:'ln.ing to death,
"The Virgin Spring" L:!lh;: o'l :1
rnpcj 11 ;.heer butchery, and ::L
"rn ira.(:]c ." Strung-e ly cf'l{)u~h t.he
rnpe, t.he slaug hte 1'. ""nd the mJ"r.l.­cle
:J.}'(! logienlly ~lat..ed, A. six­t.
ee n'>'c.1r-old blond UJ;liil~n has t.o
jou:rne)' t.o Churc.h to givc c.andl~s
to Ole VI·rgin MAry t.hrough the
Yo'ood.". Three gOIlt.k<!C!pers m"t: • , ,
e:il.8tJ..ng , .. in tbtU .. Can:5t. They
aJI el1Counw,r_ They tAkQ their
IUr'I('n t.ogoe ther. 'rhen I..hc:- girl is
.r:lJi~d and killed. After .!J~nli.ng
her dothee, «.hI! mcn bite their
Ie..· ..... c. and :\3 !light f!l.lIs upon tJ~e
e!lrUJ. th ~ y Ilnd .I'du~ at· th~
-gid's home. The blhcr welcome!
.. t,h /!. R..."'l~n ls , " ."-g:lln they &hare,
\'€l r-)' Ch·r-i6tirm· Hk(', thdr " 1.!).St"
Tnf,'a.1 and p:tss tho rugh\:. Un.!or,
t\l,nnlf,'ly, on(l of the m n tries to
sell :l ri e C(~ or elothing \0 the
frtot.hN'. She- recogni J.Cs It, goes
lQ .h.l'r hlllbllnd, Her p.:u1. i.s. rin ­i:
she.:t. Th(! hu&band's ~:trts , Afler
~me t.im.4.! of phy~ ! e:a.J Md men~,1
PrtJ)9.rDtion, he t'lkes lhc: 6b.ll,g"h.
leT:ing-knilc, ""oC-i!i int.o the room,
AJld nt. !"W'IdiSC. ti.aVAR1.:"1y "",d
butin.l1~· 1nl1..s the t.hJ'~c Ih'es.
The .tI1TTlf1 ('ould be n dt"Ag !o~
sorne. But, te t. Ui rcmembu Lhnt.
the}' ..... ~rt! nUlde i1\ the !iJtie-s, Wa
an: in •.1 . 196.8, Illtel1 ('~tual ly $I) ,
t)h isliC'atc'1.i w()f"ld: A s.e 1(- 5~ l"imu;.­nus
which might I.:;i.\u: us furthC'r
towuttl ~C"humanh:·t.ti()n i( \ve nre
nOf. ~ fuI. To h~-C the .. S(' .... cllt·h
&::11" ~r t.o see "The ruth Ho!"£e ..
m:m is F c"r" ('()m6!S d01J.71 (e. the.
(Conlinllt1i ()11 I'age FOUT)
o(( ~ n-in poeril o( r!lln. hail, the
m'l.r k(':t, drough.t.., bugs. {lingua,
bllE="hl. in peril of hoo( :)nd m()uth
Lli scnse.. Add to t.hC5 JH!rill. the
pet,l of l\ jl;:trike M the 0 0111' o(
IHlr.·clt,. 4ind Qnly the t:l'Cat C:(I~.
()r.\t..c (!lrm.s. '\'\ill su.r ... i'l.'C'.
With ~ h:u\t.I.(ul ()( C'xceptlons.
tPlt: gm )~ prod uce r'S of California
nCVi}T would qut:lli{r as gre;lt corp.
omt.t- fUton\s. ·Most Q( t.ht- prod·
UC(!r.I :trC rcln:li\'Cly sm~l Opl.'r:l­t
OI""$,
The uniGn's obje-ct is not. to
&l'&1' llizQ bnn 1N0rkers through
LJH~ ordinary tcc.hniquC"5 or r~·
cndt.mcnl .. Tl\eJ.(: tc("h nique.5 hn \'e.
faile-d, or the estirn:et.<."d 8,000 Cal.
l(orniu lnborers ""ho p ick grn:pc;s
( ll lonJ:" with othcr lru.il tl-nd \'\"?,g-e ­taMe
(ro))~). ()nly two or thl'ee
per ~(!nt. voluntanty h~~ joiJj~ d
L.he union.
Now "he- go:.tl i!l t..o dt '~g oon
thce~ \\"'(]t'kCYi iln o (he AFL-Cl0
by c()m.pcllln, t.he growers t.o eign
uluon ~hop c.ontrDc.LIt·, Tllc n:tH on­wide
bo)'(oU r-:dloo by Ute Ill\ion
agt\;n5t C!lllfoTllio. t..'\blc gr..lP'~! is
ITlhmtlcd to ~hjp the fat"lue: I'b int.o
l'iubmission,
It is: hUp-OrL:L.Ht. lD umle~t.:J.n~l
Wh:l.L the fight is noL ~btJut. It
h.:J.~ p r-e<"io"tls littla to do with lhe
m.i g-rnnt workel1l, though lSomc of
th i! kf,l eoB~J ctk ! upp()rlcrs o( the
boycott may not coompr<:'hend this.,
The W "t'keJ"~ invQlvcn In Lhc
gr-:l.J>e d is put..c ttl"(, pred(l T1ljn.:lntl~'
ptrmanenl rosid (mt.s or Cli,titornilt.
Nt:ilb-er docs t.he cOnt.ro\'Ctli)'
Y'e'l.'oh" noout W ! I $;C" or working
l:olldi! i on.!, G r:)1J~ p ick!!)";, rtC"('i'i'C
a b:lse W:IIogO or $1.50 nn hour,
plus 25 ('.~n~ (or C!lC!h 3d-pound
"lug" lhc)' rID, An ('xpcric.JlC(!d
JJi(kcr may (il! 10 lug::; nn hour;
CV l3n incx'J)('1'icl1CN wt"n-:..nl1;: (HI
lbl't-E ()r fC)Ll..)· a l.l h o.tJl'. ... T aOTTO~t. the .. "'~glo ;,
~ pure ,t.rugglc. Th.~ l:i t.nk~Jj. t\J"e
enc-.nnou.8. MilJ ions o( d,ol[:l.1'1i in
union due::.: ::..nd tl.S&ei.Smcnts a..--e
up fo r gl,-::tbs.
Th~ onl)1 orglmi.z.cd QPpo!5H..Jon
\(1 Cesnt C~\'r~ 3.nd hjs AFt,..
CIO gy()UP il to be lound j·n thc
Agriculturnl Workers "F'l-eedom to
Work. AS5oC'i.at!on, t~d. by S6 ,y\'.:lr­()
ld Josc .,.tendoUl_ Unlike Ch(\\.'fJz.
who is u pro(C$Sion31 UnibnCE: J',
Me nd r>z;t iR "4 grape pkk<.'J" 110
kn ows ~~M\lgh to ~wo.('(! of r"t:se
pl"'OphC'tb \\lho might I'.kstru~· th<:
vine),-nrds :l.ltoJJ',Hhc-Y.
Report on pass-fail options
prod uces items pro and con
Amh<nt.. M",. (J.P.)-Iu ;1.&
repat1, on t.hl~ i;t.."ltu.s of pass,iall
oplionl n t ~w e Jll)·-two ~olleg~8
3Jld u.rUvc.rsitlu, t.be Of.ficc QI IT\­!
1.ituti() I'\,:Ll Studies fit t.he Unh'oY­Jolly
or M(\.j;$3chusp.t·ts jnelucl(!t;; ,'\$
Appendix n n $t.ntcment from tile
GOtnmitLec on thE! F:rcfi)\l11l!J\ YeAr
at Ca)lromiJ\ institutc of TIt~h­nol(
lf:j',
Aftu ::l t"''"O-~'(>3r ~}>erimen t.,
the f:l. r.uliy at CAlifornil!. In sti. ~tit.c
r)J 1\~chno logy C'Onfinned PI\M­F311
lor Irc.i>.hmen. U p·CrrTl$t-nl.
J)'Oti<y. Detore voting-. t.he 1aC'\1lty
Q..'ld 1I'fJIC.nt nc~ rlj1 !l month:,' shl·
d}iTlS' :\ r"Oport from. the Commit·
t.L'<' (In lht:. Fre$hman Ye:lT which.
inclu.dC<.1 th(! follo .... in' it()ms.:
PM 1. Yenr-·c.llcl fn.s.hmnn nUn·
l.Io-n was (j l)wn {J'Om th~ ave.t'tL ~~
of .recent graded years,
2, Wh:lt Atbition then: was fcU
=llro !')st ~.n.tlr('ly in. the bot1om
qU:l.~r of the ci...'lU: GtrlonG" those
In ~C!::\dc-mtc di.lJicultif}5-, in eo"-,
t.rnJ:t lo Pn;!"'OUIi ~'C~l'"S in whkh it
hnd bC(l J} SJ)rend o\'er till' (lnU~
d3.ss :md h.!l.d indudc(l de p:n1:v.roo
by h,lns!er a! g()Qd .students,
.8, Valullt.."\J')' p,,"M.idp..'ltion fn Lh()
FTI:s.hrn..b.n HQ.no1"8 11f().gI'1Ull h~ <.!
mora thAn lioubl ed u,nd f,l r' Pass­Pail.
~ . The lnlt\tuLe psychologisl re­poned:
lOll 'h.o.e bee" illY impn:,­:
stofl ·ntlrnitt.e.d.\:,· :l 'h.lRhly subjc-c'a
th-e on(! -thnt t.he !t'l~ .shlllen 1 h.:a.vC"
secn whoo had pfi$I!I-Fnil gl'<ld.ing
WCl;'C leu deep!:,' and tra.ntic..'\lty
~io~ ""bout their ncndcmfc: sit ­uMion
t.hun \"\"'1\3 t:h.D.~« ( C' 'ri3li( oJ
in::.shr'H.'U I saw tn earlier el'I$\(C'!i."
b. 'I1u! sophomore J)Crlormnn~
o( th{· lu'ilt. ~U"5-Fn11 t1£1.!Ui of
1~ :>.h.nHm was better t.lu.n t.ho.t 01
prcviQtlS 50flhomoro clnsse.n:, :md
it is c-:o.:p~lcd thn.t 50phornore At,..
trition \vl11 be :;."'i ~TlW~llt1y fesJI
th O'm in p~\,j i] a.~ yc...'\~,
G. "·i.1 wlt~' who h",d had ('.X"ptr­ien{~
c 'l4"'it.h tre!hman cl35!SeI ~x ·
u,nding' ().ver sC·"(.'Nll y .... nfS. rvport. ..
cd thM, undCT PMS- F:l.i! t..l, e ~ We.$
a s.i gniJiC{lntl)' irnl1ro\'ed a l t itud~
t.o".':lrd Ie-a rning (or rcAsQn$ otJ,er
th:m R"ra l !~' &. 1i'rom a hun aUi.it:i~s
;nsUildor: "Th(!;)"re ~ding b(loks
4l.\-linl"
i, This. !ttrne impro\-~ment CAT'­ried
ovc-r into the 50ph().rnllrt: year,
." wouhI liJ<e; to report. llmt. tho
I'no rn.lc of t.h '· ~()phOmOmfi in thQ
cl !lS~ (n s.econd-yc:lI· COtUhC: ) "'M
disti nctl}' higher than in pl'l!vious:
)'C'al":!. 'rheir in~st JUld S'pirit
!l..110 ~n c rol zest in I'Icleutlfit: in·
quiry aJ",d t:oneept:!i were notiC'C­~
hly g~,'\ter."
S. A W!T')' I;l.rg'(! m;\.jo";ty o( the
uJlilerfT.:ldu!1.tes \~r<:: .ktrongly \n
fl;l.\'Or o( Pass-F.il.!:
fl, A m:LIQrilY of lho uppero:lD.6-S­ml:
n ob!le1"\'ed l.h~t Ou:- tre~men
.m~c. t:On.rtr1lcrlve \lSe of the 1\"'C"e.­doni
the}' wc-rt g-lvt:n \tfIdc-r P:us.
1"' 11 .
'b. Almost 1,11 Lho lrtshme'n IXIld
P,:\£:i • F ~ul .z; i~ifi(':'\nt.l:,' ",du(t-U
(.QmJl";tilh-e p I' s.s:u{"(' among t.ht!"tn.
c. ,-\ J:1l'gC Jnajorit}' 01 both
~S brll c.n Il11.d sophOmOf'('ii bt:Huved
Pfi ss:,F!lil h.'}.d mane thdr ~i1j\J..St­tTlt'lll
(rom hjgh a..:h ()()1 t.o C~l~c:h
mudl I:as-i('r t.h an the), h:'ld AllUd·
p:1tcoci,
Co,. J . Fl'I~5 hrn ('.'1 sub.o;tiLut.o
t.heir own j\l d~"'Y1e nl. which. i50
b.1~-cd on too Hwll'd 31\ t! .. 'q)Crience,
j n <l ccidint wh..'\t i~ ~~·Ol1h " 'orkin/{
nt.. Thu6 tb ~y e:u.L ~mel"'5 jn lab­o..,.
ton· .... ·0]"\\ lo th· poiot ft, is
d a.ar thn.t th c ~' art"" not. 3.C<luJritlg
t he r;~ n h: ('~mbry o sd htt!\.! shouM
d evelop, )\ aignifi c::mt nutnbM.' of
fresh r'llen. wii.h Mgh 700 :5OOrea
In CEF.R M$.lh !l.r'Id ~ pr(:rume-<i
8i;rong inl-ereJJt. In l'l\JtLh oIlS a ct:n ­tr!
ll f(>lLt-U t'(! of dwir scicnce tr".in~
ing. gAve !:it) Ii.UI ~ :"llt.e:ntion to the
tb(!()ry. thC cQn<.:e ptlu~f a $.")«~, or
the T"C<l.·td~ c:aJeulus C()1.It'Sl,' "'\3.\
t.hey (;1.,jlcd the fin .aJ ex=tmJf1..at.JI.}f\,
Thf!)' made the mi!'b.k~ f)( ns­su,"
lng th.at Pl1s.s·Fail ga.V(~ them
froe,dom w ignor alt but [h~ pNb­lcm-£
olvirlg to,hTlLqac! in the.
~n,,~.
2. M:l.n~· {re ~hmr.1n de.:l. r 1 y
" 'orked t~s.s nnd a.c('ompli..noo Ii.':~
lh:a.n th'!y WQuld hay€! under thtt
aimsoS 01 competition; some. C:J.r­ri;:
rl th is (0 tilt- p¢int. of ... "jm!!
~e-t by" altltudc.
S, Some of t.he lres:hm.an \'IJth
t.h~ s;t"'('I\tcllt. fJotonUa.l h~rl so con­d
[ U(ln~d lhemselves to thc top
<\\V'lros or ( ol"petltion t..b:Jt U,Cy
suffercd r1. r(·al })s~·choloKica.[
shoek when l.hcsc "W:lird~, ill the
form of gr:ul c.s, were not obudn­.'
1bl C',
Although 8.Om(! or the st;\.Le·
tr'.tChU abov.-: :Ire bultreEJ'Sed ~y
numbeh !'i.nti l 'ibu\ation.$ fyom
que-stiana.iJ'u;'j. ( e i~Jj.te.d to bolll
f ~cu lW o..n4l litudenu). aJmMt ... h"
entire di.!c.n~sion ill the fa.~ulty
revolved .!l.l'OUJld subj('(.live juctll­men
t$ 3.nd e .... A[U!l.Uont>..
Mtmy had (~lI:J1eC!t.c-cl Olo.t. Uti.s
(!lcu lt.y. C-OfnJl()s.ed lilrg"el:,' o( work­ing
~ie,nliN, would C'Ol\dud. this
o..:xpct·iO\(:llL on a "5cic nti!i~' b..'\1!il1
and "'ouJd (1 i'od.ue<! J.I .!ignilioM
(1ublic..'\t\on (me~l wiUl l:;utu;tJc!.
:u\c1 their n!1n.l.«£ ~liabilit"Y ehcd:.J.,
Rowe\'er. wh.nl the l::t(ult.:,­\\":
Inlt1i \Y:J.rI " dungc in .. 8Ub­ject.
lve PT"Ope.r1~·-tJltld(\ nt :\ttiUl<!e
~lnd they [('it. t.his ch:ln81! ooliid
b.-:I'!i. be e-v~IUD.Led hy symp:l.thtdc.
J)(.:tceplivc, l'Iuo1it..'ltiv.e obS<1I"'f"i\­liol\::
O-Facts
: Th.o "P4b.S or "'FA-il"
gr:t.dl.' ufer.! anly to lhe {hua..1
il"lde in :I. cou.rse U5 ~C'On.lcd \)y
lh<- R-l:(!'i.Bt.n.r, RornCW'Qrk (--01\­linuc.
s to he 31aigncd and e\'"~u­:\~.
~ts: Olnd el(:vn1nntion.e aN
Ki .... -cn D.S be(ore, All !;t:adent. work
is. l).umc ricnlly g-rnd(!d SUi before;
U. {:l.C'L. innruoto"' h:L\'c m:we u
Vf~ry reo.l (:u-.d Stlt:('cs.£(ut) ~{for1
(Conllnuecl on PaRe:: Fau<")
Art majors circulate Student alienation under study
dress code petition Ann Ar~or. ~U ch. (T.P.) -1'-<o
Unh't;."iiri cy of MichIgan professors
hoytl been ~1 \\':\ :,dcd a gr-.,lnt of
$46.075 by -h. Carnegio Corp. or
New York 1<1 ,. inte-'r~UJ1j"en!i jty rc~
fi:eareh on !~s.idq.nU~1 lJ tldc;- rg'1 'a d ~
lUte !.tady units_
hopl?ll t.hn.l <\ -S: man ), as 10 (l thc:rs
will (!ventu =tlly join, The origiJ1 [Ll
{h'(' in d u d ~ Mic.hignn, !.h I! Unj ,rer ­sit")
· of Ka.nsas, the State U ni\'(~ rs ­ily
of Florida, !lnd the unt ... tl rsity
of Cnlifomi$ :3.l So.n Dic !!:,o m d
S!lYlta Cnu:.
t\rl mn.jol"S ~l'u. t;1.ll'"I"ently cir­culAting
(l peti tion requesting ~­t.
pen.sjon af d fll \ng room dres ~
rulc.u [or St.UclC :lt.:!. working ill
studio clothing.
The. POtiuofl a~ GLF.ANER
woul 1.0 press, h eld about 150
s:5gn.at.u.res of students (primllt'ii l'
a re mo.jors ) 3nd 5'!vC lil1 (oculty
l))=l>ers.
We, lhl;) undcrsJg" ed. r ro pos.!.
that n special moecting- of lle:Ddellt
CocmcH 00 cunNI to que st-Lon the
nece.ss.ity of 3:1"1 mlljQ1"8 dte.!e:fng
up lOT meaLs. We dis.,1.gl"{!e wi th
th /"o pr<!scn t. cod ()TI t.he- fol1o" 1 nt~
g rounds:
All !IT"t ',I,'ork mUl';t be dQne in
t he: .st.udi o-.. Thi &t\l!\"il$ w{) rldng
with: pormC\uont pigmen\..s, weld­Ing
spvks. clay and pl •• t.ot. j;r.1.
pl,jt inks a nd .cid •• ~hQt<)graph.i c
cllQ !lljcal •.
Stl"L'et d ot..h'ing lH~mp{l rs safety
jn tha it eatclws on machine };.',
~15 gen~ralJ y more flamm:thle ~nd
inhibits total partidpation. Studio
clothing i!3 n: qufl"'\!d h)' ;,u1 fru::uh.y
rne.:moors ilio,
Frosh objects
(ConHnuoo !L'Mn. P"t'L' Two)
rnnde that we J1C.oo n resh!l..lll.tlg of
aUi pcrs(m:t.iitie.15 j UlSl be ('.oU8~
some prefer non-Fisher men.
The r\lmnrka Gnry Q\l ot.ed do
not ('xPn~ss th~ op Inion of the
' llajorit)" t>f N:).t4ret.h w.om,<m nnd
I sim.~er 1y hope thnt GaryJs re­m.').
rk$ do not. exprcs:;: l-h ~ opinion
("I( the major:i t ~· of F'tshcr nleD.
Why IlortJt \l" ~ ~t.:u-t acting lJke
tho t::oHege stufl ~nt.s wt) are Ulld
start. judging people (In their in­dividual
merit rather \.han ~heir
~Litul.io n al St3\.US ·!
Sitl c(!rci )'
Cllid)' King. j'/2
~/
CONCeRNED ABOUT LAW
AND ORDE~ JUSTICE?
Then don't mlu
c 2. port progl'O<n p""onlcd
by G en"'.. Va lIey Chap r 0 r
N_ Yorl< Civil Liberti., Union
A C L U
on
Thursday, O<lobor 31
See Ihe snowJ Ihen come to
THE PUBUC IS CORnIALLY
INVITED
-8:15P.M. -
60 Gibbs 51.
Ro,h .. ter, N.Y. 14604
Nov. 2: Som & Dove
$4.25, 3 .75, 3.25, 2.25
Nov. 16: Hugh Masekelo
Nov. 23: Judy Collins
$4.00, 3.50, 3.00, '2.00
AU ON SATURDAYS
Cominq in
November
EASTMAN THEATRE
"Protest:
What Are the Llmlts1"
PNlT I
Se-c- the .show :11 EAsumn I·'ouse
ti lled COr-.:SCIENCIl. Ift\ ext'n.­ordiruuy
m\l ll j· ,·iruaJ rnuJ,i-50und f=b:on ~~.y~~t PL~=;~:b:
Bc.nN.lict Fcrnandez.
Wh,,:: vmfinuDwJy from ':00 to.
8.00 p.m ()~t' ped'OlTIls n~
7:)0 p.m.) Oc1ob., JI.
U"' h(r,,; JUjs(nun H(J~. ElUt A..,c­noe,
R('J(tIe;sI('f.
PNlT II
A pmel diJ:cu.uiDn on prort"Sf III
~o.~~m~~~hN~,~)~~f ~t·
~~nrd.' Nv;;~-;;o~rm~.tl °L~~~
ties Uni{);\
MARK fl. TUOHEY. Publk SJJe­Iy
C..'..o:nm.isJiQner. Rod't cs ~ t r
HON. Irflf RV1N DYE, Rt<tod\
tetir<.'d , ·.!d£t' 01 the Ncw Yorl.-:
Court of /) pPQ.1s
Wh"I: B :~ O p.m. O<:tolxor 'H.H.
W·.ht" rt: UnitMia.n First ChUflh.
ua Win lOll RIJ::.d $QlIth.
RO(h~I CT , N.Y.
~
\\'ork , ~1. u scd b)' Ow nllccssicy of
changing into st~()t cloth~s is. , .. , ~
feel. 0. gN(tt ineon\'cnience cspe·
dally to tllO~ :students U .. ; l1g o!f
(';).mpU9 \vbo arc on lh food plo t)_
As- n po: ibJe I)(ltuti(m We p l'OPOSC
that art majors be nllowc-d to a t
l(' as~ ho:! nl1tc to ttHlle in nllti tak('_
thdr food out . in studio d ot..h ihS;_
Prof. repl ies ...
(C01ttlnIlM from P<\~t' Two)
Nicknish done adequate rcse:),)'("h
i:o.ta hor subject heJore ruabing
into print, shD mt;;lll h:n'e rend
tJH~ sec t ion "On Student St.!l.tlls"
co n.w. incrE in tho AAUP SL'UC'­fr\('
n( oil Goy(orntnl1n l of <Alleges
:l.nd Uni \'arsitj~ (AAUP Bllllu tll'l.,
WiJ1tcr, 1966). It rends in part :
\Vl, I;.A ,;'i udc nts i ll A nler lc:'! 11 cot ­leges
and unj ,'crs.iti~s d~i re. to
partidpRt.e J'Cs)Kmsi bly in the
gO\'(!,r-nmcnt of tile iU.stitution
thoy attend. thotr wlsl\ should
be J'Ccognized as R clnim 1..(1 0 )1 -
portL..ml t r bot.h { OJ' educational
cx~rj\tllc", llnJ t er involvemen t
in the n.ffn.ll-1> of theh" college ar
unh-ersil)·. W,'l'iS Bhould be
found LO j)P.rrnlt.. signi {j.c:::m t· 5tu~
dO l'lt participation w[tJlin thQ
lim.its of a U.ajnilht~ clle cti ve ­nlL~~.
'fhll S~lCftl otlt. .;;ocs on to poil1l
out , hov.·r: vc.r, that "t.hc obstadQS
t.o suc.h p:1rtidpation :m: la rge
o.nd should l1at be minimized" :
th ~ sc "obstaclos" incl udQ~
Jnc.x:pl) ric.mce, UlltCS'U~ fl c:a:pad t ;.·,
ft trunsit9l-:: ,.t.."\t'Us whi ch mea.ns
t.hat t hQ P1"CS(lrlt acticm docs: not
carTY wjrh it .'ttbscquunt f'e81'OU­a:
iblUty. and the inescapable iact
tbUl t.h~ athar c.omponents of
tho institut:ion lti"C i lL 3. po$lL)On
of judgment o"'cr t hl1 st.ude.nts
111 int.cllC(:;tu.aJ ll1 ~tt(!;r8, I find
no indication thut Miss Nlc.knh)h
1m3 given an.)" oCoDsltlel':ltion to
t.h~so· i d{!$$, and S'US-g~ 8t th4lroJ'oro
thnt hllJ' posit ion is scriOU5ty u.n­thought
out ..
f;'inally, to !:l.rg'Ue t hal "UtC,r('l
(' ~ 11 hI.!' no h ieTiH~by thl"OUgh whicb
!l minQrily C':lfl hand dowJl :\ dcci­$
ion through a majori ty" secrJUj.
.trangely old·f""hioned in 1969. I
'Would ha ... e thought we were all
aware :Chat. tho 1l1IJ.jonty- miJ)ol"'i ty
ntlatioJ]ship is undor seriOll:8 I"'e­e.
xntni nation nt present. "n Hl Me­~)'
campaign a~l d t.he Chlc;lgo
eon ..... e.ntion d mmatb.~ d this filCt....
'01' do we silnply wnnt il. both
'Sass ?
,iA wise mn.n .... iH li CIt. t~:l\"C tha
right to the mercy of ch,nnc<.' nor
wIsh it to prt:! ' -;Jil through the
power of t.h(): m[!. jclI·it.y_ Then! is:
bu.t little vi rtm:- jn the nctior. of
:m:1S$es of men!' (Henry Dtwid
Thoreau, "'On t he Duty of Ch'il
Disobedience'·).
SJncerely,
SJatm- ThQms.s Mar-joT!
A"QciatQ Proi<::SS{rT of
English
-Nota. : I ::-tm not $lJg8:'!stlng Ut:Lt
Web.&t.c r t.\ln !upply D. ·"d{l!i.n.itive
deCiruHonu of a college . Rotber,
(lone ot the utsks of this L: .., U eg~ at.
present . as 1 s<:~ ie... is to " d<.-/ine
itRlf."
The project's ro-<i lr~ct.o rs tll'e
Thooool'l" M. Newcom b. proi@;s..!or
of sociology and assochlt~ dire( tor
of the Univer.;ity'8 Re$ill e.l'I ti~ 1
Coltegc-, and DqnaJd R. BTQ,VTI.
p ro{eswr of ps ychology and ~­se...
1.rch assod<\to at "h U-~~l C~ nt­er
fot' Researth Qr'l l~'\mlng- :-.nd
resch.i!"lg_ Thoy h3.\'l!: nlread)' c. ol ­laoornted
'with l'(:se..1.rchers find of­f
i cj~l l s tit ~\' rut anive{'8i ti c.s
whioh hfl\'e hlutlchcd n:si rfunt..i nl
c o lll,!~.s .
l'The l tlJ"jJl:r universitiCl are
("o nce('11 ~d ~b C) ut. impe.(-son:\lit y.
:l.c.a.daf)lic an onymi ty, and ,~li i! J)a­lion
on the part of students, :md,
In ge.neroJ. about th ~ hurr.nuc.ratic
dfccts ot r.t.l'id g rQw th tll1d enol'"·
mou.!; ute;' NC\\'comb :lnd BrLJ\v l\
s..-'tid. uln common with som ~
1il11.u.11 c{)t1e~~ . t.hey h~\~ c(Lught n
glvu]>"" or tb~ I'Ossibi]jti~. or cd ·
ucat..ioTInl innuvation and ~XPE'ri ­mentation
Ul!J.l ::u opened up by
lhl!' ~f.l,t.I Ol1 of noW .3.nd semi·
:~tl LlmOnlOI1 S units wi th.in rl cen ·~ -J.l~
ty ndminis wJ'\.-d unit ..
Fhe s('.hooJs ~ro l'lOW pru-tJ(:,lpat .
'ing in t,n(! IilUd )', atLhough it 'is
During fhe first yellr of the
r,i,Vg-ycfL"r prog'm m, d:H.lJ. (rom \.he
fi ve- schoar. win be p rocessed M
t.he U·~1·.s CQ.tItcr for Re~al'Ch
Of) Learning ant.l Tenclling. Thls
in tormation concerns the number
o ( st.udCtl~ in eo..cb unfvcrel t\·JII
program , th(tu physien.l " ~oia ­ljon"
(rom th(,' ~'cst of thc to'\i\'.enA
it")r, ~d Lite. 3ut-onl} rn), (Ii "he ad­mh1i
st-ra.ti (lh .as we-H !IS facts about
the eurricltb a.Dd i ac uity, Ra.w
fi ummnriClIi of lhe pro.::esscd d.ab
.... ,11 00 B(lllt lo the l i .... e institu­tions.
"We. nn:l in lerc:!te:d not onty in
t.nI(J)-m3.tto.n a bO\lt the indh;duo.l
tc sidcfltl.:!.t colleges," Rrow-n s:dd .
"bu t. also jn comp!lrIsons" I.n ortfr.-r
to ullder.rt..'md the e.Uccts upon th~
.!'orudcnts ot rc si tlo.:mtinll;.' based
progn.m~, wo ne<,d to know what
It-Josc programs a.nd th eil· uni."cn­ity
5A3 t ~lHgs nrc li.'<~ "·
A(t,A)J:' the TIlW wT'll m~ries have
~TI dh.t ri hut..ed, '-i. mQf') detailed
3.nnl),ai.$ of tM da.t.:i wlll oogin_
This wiU involve comp:.uieons
wi thin c.ach sc.hool ;'Ind between
F acuity member speaks in
president' 5 lecture series
The Reverend Carl Smith. Execu tive of the Presbytery ot
Genesee Valley, and Sister Bonavenlure, Pro("ssl)r of Eng·
Iish at N:\2areth Coil"",,,. were co.speakers for th .. third in
th" four-pan President's ucture Series on MondRY. Oeto­ber
21.
The Series. held ill the Rudi lorium of the Colgate Ro<:hes·
WI" Divinity School campll s, 1100 South Goodman. has the
theme : \VCfA1"S NEW IN TIIE RELIGIOUS WORLD?
Smith ~nd S~t' Bot:1.o. .... euture
diseu!,:y.:d the t..opic-, '~Tll (! C'r() und­!
lwell 01 P c.rsan:1i Falth_'·
Bcloro Ci.Jn)jn,g lo R.oc'h e-st(JT.
Smith held ~ n1l.mbur of p",tor·
a,tP..s indudblg c.hurd tcs; in. Colum·
bus, Ohio. Denver. ~d J a.DlniC'B,
Now York, He was bo r'u in Crant.'a
Pnssl Oregon. and MllJT1 ded John ,
SoOn Bib[e College fOT bfs Ul1rl ~["­gr.
t d\l:l.t~ ,,,"ark. He W:1$ :I.~ ... n.rded
th(!o B.A" !rom Y:dc in 1950, :\nd
t.he ~·LA . frQnI Ohio St:-tte four
ye!lrs lille r. For the ~cndem.ic y c.:tr
1957-58. h ~ took nddJtlon..nl !t\ldy
m. tho Uo.,i\'t ,TSl t)· o( BBSOI, Sv;.'jt.­~
lund_
SistcT Bonnventurc h<ts been
te3:.cbing :It N~t~..re th Collc.ge- for
two )·~ rI. She grndu...'\ted with a
RA. degree trom NS7;..'ll'eth Olnd
W("n t on to F M"J.ham Unh'(:)-sil;f
10 Mm her M.A. and Ph.D. in
E li%llootb.an D:r=un..a und Sh:lkc·
$-pc.'U'f!'. s'h l! h.u.s bee!) :i. mc.r1'l1x-r or
the Siste:,!"i: ot St.. J o~ ph'.11 Of'J e.r
{or [ourh:·e ll. ye.'lT!l.
Pass-fail report
(Continued (roln Pil.ge Tkree)
10 incl""Cas.e t.he- amon.fl t D{ I~VA l u1J.­t.
ion infon'n:!.tion gl VCtl to lresb ~
men.
The s tu d ent~ aN! to[d In v 1")­clear
te rru s: that thJ~ g't~lding i~
(or their u s~ :lS infomll\ r..i on tu'lJ
lor sel{..-o .... n,lunLion. In the humnn­it.
ie:!l C:llUr&e.s. instructors' written
comments on student papers 3.rc
bc.ll f: v c~ !.o 00 br m()~ us.c-tul La
the QtudcJi t.s \.h[JJl grn.d('s e. .. ·e.r
we-reo
Thet It!. D~ ~ t grading. fn ­st.
ructon· I'@("oros eontain only the
$!'~ mc in (or mat ion 3, 1$. sr) vcn to
the studcnt_ In 3.ddit {ot]J senior
f H.culty memooTS h:1VCI taken on
lhc. job 11..8 actin:; :;1$ l,\d\i.aors to
ten fresh.men cnc:-h: t.h \,~ 8(' ndvisors
r<:c ~i \'~ e-xu.;ns jo.·\:reports from thn
Inst.,"nc tors of the iT ad .... isP.ea nt
ie.o.st· hvh:e :J. term_
Film review
(Continued rrom Pal'" Th ... )
NSlA offers travel opportunities
:s.nmc lht;mf:, ;fenr n nd death u.nd.
m()nningl~ _ As f ar as t.ecl\nicnt
qU:LHtlC5 of the films nre t'OR­-
cC!m~d. it is: kn own that SQrS'­mon's
::Ion is 6 "tour dp.: 10n:e." It
i1l "ot t..h'J. Bu.tel me who \vi11 dis­-
oUS$ Md Ilrgu~ nbout. the ae.ting
which \VAS soperb, nor about the.
cQn.verB..'\tioH w'hith W0.3 seldom
but. redl. nor' about. lh~ pic'ture.s
t.hem.se lv@.s which were mm-e. Uke
be a. utiful pi).in tings.
.s. N:lt ion ~ Student Trn\"el
Assoeintion. Inc... (NSTA) is of­rering
!>tndCtlt ::.ckiiog U1Pi> to
Cnflooa and SwiuerlW1d. nnd
CarLbbean Chri5tmaB -nnd Inte r­$
I.'!ssion J au.nts ::i.1I dc.S[glleO to suil
the 5'hld~n1s' i nt.6l"Csts nTl ci budg­Il
ls.
J·oin "The Stto .... • J e t" set. a nti
ST-l0'!1t1 17 dars in Swi1Z(!rhmd. De­cember
20.Jnfl uLl.ry 6. Stll d~n t:s:
will :!J-pend one \\."Cek in St. Moritz.
\\~jttt.t:r sports enpitol .,( the world,
a.nd ::J.djoun;!. to ~n~berg tor the.
New Yenr . SA 6() inelcde$ TOll.ndA
It-ip !lir transportation '\'1n ~.rw A.
N ~w York to Zu:rieh, lift tickets.,
l'1)I)m, nnd bon.n!.
For th.e- g:'kjer on n shoestring,
NSTA offers 4jGO-GO D3 \,()S" ­,[
1 17 d.a)' skt '\":l..C"".J.t lQn a t thC' rllte r­national
Stude-TIt Ski C:lmp in
DI\\,05, S .. vi t:terla nd. $.380 i n d utl ~ f;
(ound-Lnp air t :ra tlSPOrt.."1tjOl1 via
T\V A. N ~w York to Zudc.h. :l,.C.
cOJ})od:1ti(lJl5 and t\~·o 1"fIC!. r p~r
dav_
~\nd for tho senworlhy, NSTA
has the " Myst:k \"haler HoUdo.:r'"
- week-tQng Christmas and New
Vc::n-ls snUl.ug t rips through llH:
U.S. o.nd British Virgil( [s!Qnds.
ChrietTT1:\.$ cruise, December 22 ~
29 : NlBw Ytur's c:.rui.se. December
19..JnnuAry 5<. $S69 indlJ.dcs round·
t1ip a.ll' b"rul:sportal-ion. ~ T!'!U1JJ.
Carlbbe..'ln. New York to St..
'r homJl.s. Virgin Is lands : tnt"('~
menls Jt(jy da)' .n.nd se'·on days
aoo"rd the wlndjamm(lr.
NSTA·. " Cnnndlnn S!ti Cap"rs"
.(l.re ::waila bfe for both weekend
thd fh"c--ds)' trips, December t.hru
April, in gay Quobec.. ~O·$35
wee ke nd uip; $90·$9'J. ti>o-day
trips includc! lilt. Llekels, rootJ'l,
and OO:;lrd. In J'nn.uary 3 t rip is
ten~t1 " cly being p lanned for n
joint trip bet.we~ ·n. Na.z,a.r"ilth find
1"i.hcT.
GLEANER
Nazareth College
01 Ro(ho-ster
4245 Eo,I Ave. 14618
scbools. Tn ~l d lticm ; infonnntion
wiU 00 <o11ected i rolll a nd aoout
$t.u d~n lJl, ;>nlE' ri ng th .... collcgfl5 1"
U)c (u)1 0( the cUl'1"en\, allld«trtic
yo, r. 1 %5·69.
The llC ·t three yean of tha re­search
prOgTam, BroWTl snid.
W Oll J.rl I~ rl~\'o te.d to eoll e:ct.i)1g aJ'Id.
:l n Dl~liT,in g <b.b on Ole individual
s tude nts' ,,· ~lu c. :!: . <').1}eclations,
"nd experi ence oo t w~ c- n ont.rancc
und dcpnrture frQm the realdential
001l0S' ...
SpeciaJ nttentjon will 00 gl ven
to !reshmen-:s.enior c: b ~lnges ns re·
'O- li'..d to e ~~ri~n<:es in col lege . alld
:tS ca mpm'ed bot.h with nongrnt! ·
untlng students nnd \\,'iLh s1.u<:i ('.1l l...$
in other u nits ()( thc s..'\me uni­v~
l"'S1 ty.
The f in.t\l yea,- or U ~e progr:).n'I.
19i1 -72. i~ lo be doyotcd exdu-
51VI:'l)' 141 n n::lly s i~, in the rov. oi
the {j\'~ brigin~n y partidpnting
uniw.:rsi ti(!s. and to finnl dut..'l ­gatherinG'
III t.he other UlliV~r:8 -
ltiC$.
Alt.bough this resoarch proJrrnm
i5 onl)' beginniug. and hu N~(!iv ­~
fInanciaJ ~upport. to )' (lllly tb(­first.
five ;,'(mrs, its co-directors
note t..11::lt I.h r- 1)j,.'W Tr\ti\liltT1ent of
lh !"~sh" enti(ll coH~ge is stirring
higher education in A merica~ li lt
i.")/' Lhey maint.ni.n, " a. movc.mi'Jl t
WQ jm port.snt t..o h3ve UIlD.sses.­~
cI."
Master plan
(CnnOn ucd fTOtn Page One )
:1 smnll chape l for wcclcdu)r ~.I:'ISS
:Uld :l.~ ft pl n.ci: for prnr Cl' :1.1ui h;!oC: ­olt~¢.
t.iO'tl . lhl!.olQg}' :seminar class ,
rO(lm s. iUlcl n the-ology Ubl'RI"}'
, ... ith ~ lounge --cofiecshop type IJlu­dt!
nt. center .
An ::Jdmin iS-l rntion huUding i ~
aIM pr<oI'O'Od to bo bllil ~ next 10
SmyLh. This would enable the
~:~e~dl~:;i~i~~~:r:~ceg to
An a"l uitJoft, J PU rld ll ~ lot In
pbnned {(If' the back o( 'the iI!;~
'::ot:"l1te-r.
AcconHng to (:t> I!t.'~e of lId rue,
the Ma.swr Plan is \'eT)' Oe:dble.
~ Q =tIS to allow ad::J.ptation N
chang-itlg conditions in lhe ('01.
109<! nnd t fle Rochester commu­nity_
All (!..'(PlUUilon L.. done fo r 1l
m;lximam .stude.nt popul!ltiOJl of
15(10 WOf'n e n,
Although no dtrt:C'-t. c o ~ordln.(l...
Mon M Na23.hJt,h's C-t\mp'U 5 r.!,:'i;­rnnsion
prnk'1"atn 'with Saint J Ohll
FishC!r olfe~ is in progress, (t
\vo utd :tppeal" thnt CJ\('.h colJege '.s
bulldi ll8" ),>t-Qgn.m ll!' being .tone
80 ns to flvo.irl dup'kation and
J"f'rmH ~ompUm l.lnt..'\ ri\'Y"
Colgate King chair
( Con ti nu ~ from PilSCe. One)
mUJ~it )· un ... lnrtaking but. it hns
gnfl\(:'lJ t..h(:' C!.hdorsem~ nt.. of the
whQh~ CQntmu llit'¥," Rt: \'. M!·.
Walkt3t·, a .sp()ke:mmn for the
",-cup su.l~.
" fbt.: black l bllH'nunlty :llroncl9
has t ripl ed. its goal :wd wc ('x~ct
it \ ...· m qundTUJJle t)f{ot'(! the. vic"
LO r')' dinnert'" W:\lker nddcd.
Da .... "ld A. G3rd~~, onc Df th()
:!Itu(.!~ntii, fXJlI&in$ lobe wortb of
t.h~ ca.mpi1igTI in the ioUI)\I,,,,og
gt.utcme.nt: liT he fund ~ pre8{:.nUt
a 'Ugh!. ttl the dnrlmess,, ' It often
men an opportu:nhf to br: t:":<'-PQsed
to ' Bhl.(~k Am€>.rir:a' through t..'-lo
eyes of b!1\Ck profes.sof'S. but more
import3 htly It a llow! mell to se ri­Qu.
sl )' inw,'sLipt.e the vinble a l­l<:
Jl1:J..tlvC$ nC non·\;o!enc.c that Dr.
M[lnin Louther Killl) $<I eloquent.­ly
expolUld,·" , nd Iwliloved "" "
5tlhn.ion toO Amuica's ::md th ~
worl(i 's ills."