Gleaner_19700514

              C ooperafive
Program
Limifed
Sister Helen Malon~. President of Nazareth College,
held 1\ brief meeting on April 27, ]970 for \h, students of
51. John Fi3her and Na."reth Colleges. At Ihe meeling ahe
diICu!ISed the a<:ademic oOOJ)e:rative program l.>et .... e<ln the
two ""liege&. Sillter lIelen informed the studenta that this
pn:Jtrram will be limited in the Fall of 1970. An example of
this limitation ia .. (0110'00'1: a Fisher Hil lory major ill
oblired \0 lake hill HiSlol")' eoIIlW:I at ~'WIer if they are
o/fe~ there, olherwlw they may ~ t&IIen at Nazareth.
Nazareth Itudenta who tan...,! fullill th~r major requi re­ments
exclulively at NlWlreth, may obtain their major at
F'bher. The ~'isher . tudents will follow the .. me proeedure.
In addition, Si.ter Helen will recommend to Committee B
to explore Ihe feMibility of expandinx our eoope:rntive pro­grant
amonilihe MVtn Rna ""lieges. The mMlbe .. of Com­mittee
11 include Siater Jane. Dr. Bu~h. Dr. Barraco.
Si.ler Marion, Ann CaJlalu.n, and ~e Boy«.
Vol. ~~v No. U _.
Dis(ipline Committee
Ads May 20
"y Kathleen Dwyer
Under the Ilende~n Act. aU collegt'S and unlvenlties
in New York State we"" obligated to register ru~. and regu·
lations governing conduct on their respective eampuse5.
Nuaretb College of Rochester duly n>gistered II. rules. but
made no provision for I bearing should such be nec:a:ury.
In ordet' to take rare of any ....,b contingency. the Dun of
the College has appolnted a pm temp ·· Di.M:lpline Commil·
tte~ ... h05e funellon il If 10 bear individuall who request
such audience n a ""sull of polenlial Or real action taken
ag.ainst Ihem by College officials for vlolallon of Ihe spedlit<l
"roles."
As SOOn IS Ihe Student Judidary B(IIrd ha. been
formed. Ihey ,,'HI han Ju rlsd ltlion o"e. InlUal InfradlOIll
of tOUtge ... ltI and ... 111 refu any serlOIl5 Inf.actlo ... 10 the
DlsdpUne CommIU~. NUl )'ur tM memben of tile Disci·
pllne CommltlH ,,'111 be eleded by thf: Faculty 0' NI .. "" t/1
Collece of R~htlltr.
Memben of Ihe current committee al /\I .... reth I re U
follows:
Sister Jane
Dr, Grober
Mrs. Smith. el< officiO
Miss Guli
Mr. NauUelu
Presidenl of Student Council
President 01 Rtlldenl Coundl
SistH Kalbleen. el< Ollido
Mr. Riley. U omelo
Dr. Radley. ex o!lido
The Disclptine Commillee ... as fonne<:! by Dr. Radley.
Dean of Ihe College. On April 15, 1970. In resPOIlM: 10 vari·
OUS vlobtions Of Cdeterb Rulu.
This Committee hn been appointed by the Dean of tbe
College for Ibe pur~ of hearing any ... ho request sucb
... 110 ~'" violated college regUlations. pro«duru. policies.
The Committee has ~o le,islath'e fundlon and sen·tI flmp!)'
as ad\'!sory 10 Ihf: Pretklent or thf: College In~ mlkts I"erom·
menelations ""ardlng fp«lfic ~titS 10 htr.
People "'ere ulle<:!and asked to se .... 'e in early April and
on April 16. 11170, Ihe Dun sent notices 10: Dr. Bush. Or.
G ... ber. Miss Gull. Sr. Jane, Mr. Naullelu. Mn. Smith. and
Sr. Kathleen. Mr, Riley, Dr. Radley (ex offido) _ .nd re­quested
th~t they agree to serve.
On May 4, the CommIttee "'as tl<pandcd 10 Indude the
Pre.ident of Student Cound l and the p"".ldent or Residence
Countll.
MOf 14, 1970
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Peaceful Dissent
IMPERA TlVE
To the .A;ll\or:
After a day of meeting people of all temperameot$ and
life styl~ _ college administrators. (acuIty. student.l:, filCo
tory worken • ..,human housewi~H, policemen and hlah'
..:hooltT$ - llnd of seeing information through ... orkshops
and disc\lAions; I am mo~ firmly IIOIIvillol:tO;l I~n ever be­fore
of the Yllid,ty and pure ~lly of peaceful dissent.
If non·ylolenl db:senl can IriUer posilive. thoughtful and ,.
sponstble action in the form of ltach·ins. community can·
vaulnl and infonnalional di.tcussion. Its position is at least
provocative of serious thoughl.
I am deeply concerne<:!, however, Ihat the motlvatlon o(
such qUe$lloning is almOSI as pressing an issue as Ihe que.
lion of hum.n life. lin', Ihe action of constructive political
dlscu.ton and petitioning witnea 10 the sl~rily of Fisher
and N .... retb students, .. '110 bve repeale<:!ly repudialed tac­tiel
that adv~ate ch_ and destructlon? AI; Andy Ilea
loki I worJr.sllop today. "Peaee 1$ not lilence."
M.ny of the people wbo spoke \.0 Ihe canvasaen today
Indicale<:! a poinl of view lim lIar 10 Ihe one held by the .mter
01 tht Irtltle Mr. James I'\'.Id loday at lhe morning discus­sion.
Mr. James Is to be tommended for taking a publlc posl·
lion many refused 10 take, There are. howeYer, polnta In
Ib. t . rtlcle 10 be disputt<l:
I) The de~nltion of "Uben.lllm" taken by the writer Is,
It best, a gross distortion. Radicall.sm is nol libenli....., any
more than rta<:tionism is conservatbm. if a liberal educ'"
tlon ... one'. ambition, a tbfOl)' 01 inquiry is u~YOidable
2) If the liberals have faUed to COI\('retW! their vie ... ··
points, thl$ wriler ~s some question as 10 bow Ibe co ...
senatlve lIudent factionl Ilave mobiliJed. I .. 'ould be &lad
10 110 to a ... orkshop uplalnlng admlnlstralion policy $pOn·
IOred by • pn>-Nixon admlnUtrallOn iJ'OOp.
3) The quote: "People who Ihlnk Ideologically are up·
light." 1$ frightening. Either the founding falhers 01 our nl'
tion ... ere Idealistic or diabolical rhetoridans. I like to believe
them Idealistic.
4) I( ""'e are rtghling communlJrn" t/Iousands 01. mU~
a .... y. a borderline defense should be mobilized In the W~·
em hemiJphere, 'MIls is a had:neye<:! argumelll for •
DebuLou. stalement. Uk",,,, the "Image" the Uniled Staltl
is compelle<:! to uphold to the ... arld Is • word f.lling prey
to otber words-from Ihe London ''TImes'', the Tokyo "Rfr
porter" and Iwo West German papen. On Monday. I.lle
British Parllarnent pissed a ",*,lullon «>ndemnlng I"" u,
pal1llon of the w~r inlO Cambodia. On Sunday. just before
Ihelr moblllu.tion into Phnom Penh. the Alp~ COlnpany o(
lhe 10Ist Airborne Oivllion--American soId~went on
rerord with I five-... ord statemenl to CBS. "We don't wlnt
to go. ~ 'l1Iey ~d no mo"" wonll.
$) The writer 01 \he article went on to ehallen~ the
studenta III America 10 (ormulale an Illtemative (oreilill
polity .... hlle upressly stalin .. that thb was not the alu­cIenr.
function. II is hard to analyze options. moreover.
when the P're$ldent and Se<:retlry Ragelll cannot agree be­tween
themselves. as pOlltltal anal)':l" now assert. Their as­sertion
does seem credible when Congress was l$5ured by
Se<:retary o( Stlte Rogers Ihat the U.S. would not go InlO
Cambodia the day before Ihe April 30th statement. The
student, Uke Ihe voter. must mike hla voice heard by Ihe
means oll'ered him. Public opinIon II pre.::lous to Ituoned
poliUclana. They are humin. QbvloiWy, they are ttruuling.
But. they a"" the ones we elmed 10 formula'" a rorelgn
policy bener",,"llo ALL lhe people. Our function (a _nd·
ary one) is to influer>ee.
6) The question 0( the students' IIOciaI conscience was
raised. Why aren't students devoting time 10 more conuele
almslhan peaee? Studen" are doing bolh. Some of the beadl
of our peace movement art Re<:! CI'OiI members. lut~ IN·
SIGHT volunteers, "Europe does not get a polite nod" from
lIudenu:. It doesn·l. Itlly geLl 40 American studenla lor
their new Boys' Town; portug.allet.l: lOll Peace Corp. volu,,"
teelll between lhe a~ of 18 and 23. ("Peace Corps Bulle­lin.~
June 1968; p. 9) UNICEF attra.ctl eollege volullleera.
Moreover. If proximity is a polnt, whe"" is the Federll aid
In Applalaehia .... here infant mortalily is 7 out of every 10.
Studtnll art working there .
7) "Political maturity" II needed al both levels. Rt<luc­tlon
10 slogans and epithets Is odious, The student Is no
more • "bum" Ihan the policeman Is a "pig". Neither state­ment
Indleltet a developed level of politiral savoir·faire.
Thes.e IhoughLl are hardly Innovatiye. and it is no revela'
lion to point out thaI peaceful dissent 1$ Inhereol to our poll.
tielll ')'Item. The studenl ,,'110 demonstntes this year. will.
In many Casel be lying in a lrench nexl year. It 1$ hit wlr.
WlIlIt Wlllism Buckley called our "chaotic choreography"
_ may be a dance of death.
By Bonnie Mu th
ATTt;NTIOS : I""t it be kno"'n throughout Ihe Nauteth Col.
I-f,:e communi ty that the GI.aner operat ~ On t'ACTS
not on .motions,
ONE FACUI.TY VIEW O ~' TilE MORATORIUM
Our Siudeni President IMOUn«d: "Nazareth h.a$ never
been commiUed 10 anything"_nd most of lhe CJ'O\O'd as>­p~
uded enlllusWt~all)'. Well_ who commits Illis coUege!
Only the Admlnlstl1lli(ln? The )'acully? If you 'nnl 10 com·
millOmet.bing commit ,·oufftlf. Thll requires Imowlng yt)W"­self
- requires enlighlened renecUon _ and finding your
sphere of living out a commitment. No.. necessarily a big
splash, bul for most of us it means quietly innuendng lhose
we meet and actively perfonning all Ihe various means for
effecting change - voting, writing. learning, te;oching _
or put simply, finding our unique vocal ion . nd living il ~ch
day.
The young man wllo Did Tuealay morninG thai he ru.s
chosen to forget graduation and take on non·vlolence h.u
mi.lsed Ille rel ationship of Ihe twn. The rwd 10 non·vlolence
wUl only be pa''ed by Ihose wllo are e nllghtened. who Imow
hlstwy .. philosophy plyc:hology, law, poIltiCI, the art.5-all
thai humlnlty requires 10 be buman-lhtre Is no TONI to vio­lence.
It Is an lnsIantalU!OWl state CrNted in the Ileal of the
II"IOIl"Ient by Illose blinded by emotions uncontrolled by "'is-­dorn.
Wh.t thia country need. ~t i. irnoranee.
Where II the sacrifice In ClUling dUlel'? What an In­ezpensive
memorial 10 the dead! If you want 10 know more
l bout Indo-CllilUl wily DOl sehedule Infom'ed speakers _ on
I dating niglll. lib Saturday? Or wily not achfdule teach.i""
Ih11 weekend_nd gi"e up Clau Day and its noat·judging,
beef".blast . nd mixer? Not heocause these are bad - but be­CIUse
Giving them up mlghl hurt more Ihan Skipping classes.
And if holding cl.lSSell In the flce of Cambodia or Kent
State seems incongruous, ftofled on 1\ for a moment. Wilen
dNtb comes to someone we love " 'e Ire IIC"Indalilfd that the
world does 001 stop for us-but it is this ever forward move­ment
that helps us accept the reallty. Cambodia and Kent
Slate should ralher spur us on 10 commll OUnl!lves to OUr
unique tasks with renewed ze-al. T cannot Imagine a Kennedy
choosing 10 suspend, e''en fo.- a diy, the smallest $lep for·
ward toward becoming an effective fOr('e In $OClety.
Each must discover hlI; unique "'Iy of changing the
world - not in the noisy mob but in the quiet closet of
his own .. I(. Don"! be seduced Into equaling placaros, post.
en, brick bats or de~hed fiItI with being \nIly committed.
It 1$ the " 'heel which mat ... the ere.test noise thaI does the
... "Ork most poorly. You an mat.! c.mbodil and Kent Slale
more congroous if you u.m!ne the depth of your dedica·
tion and Ihen renew your applinli(lo to your present obli·
ptions as students in I demOCTllCY.
00 you vote in student elections!
00 you influence tile Cluntr policy?
Have you ever written I political le-ader?
00 you really study hard!
00 you participate in dUll dll1:uSlions?
Are you genuine in your retaUonshlpl?
00 you waste time? drop out? lurn off?
lTa,'e you quit praying?
AffeetiolUllely,
Editorial:
Dr. Albion Grober
Department of Muric
[t ""O\lId seem .n insult to the Inlelligence of the
Nlzareth communily 10 simply rellel1lle here the even ... of
the week of May 51b.. It might pcaibly be better to see some
synlhesis and coalescence of Ihe I ntl.wlr movemenl. and to
Te-e$I.bllsh whal seems 10 be 11$ prlmary message-<OIRmit·
ment.
COIRmitmenl that eXlends beyond Ihe spirit of Ihe
moment-commitment Ihal wlll not ICqU[ese In Ihe heal of
the lummer, but rather come 10 frulllon.
Tbe most impressive aspect of the wfik. appeared 10
be the lotal and anxious awareness of studen ... across Ihe
counlry wllo broke the bond. of stupefying inertia and
-'O\lI1I.t to ACT-«et for life--act for PEACE!
G L! ANU
Henderson Act
Ic-tlll .... ~ Pa" I )
The " Olscipllne"' Committee of Nazareth CoIleee met on
Iday 11, 1970, called In respo~ to Ihe request of I student,
Ihat she be given I ~rlng in regaro to eharg" made &galnst
her. Pl"C$(!nt "'ere: Dr. Mary Bush, Dr. Albion Grober, Mtu
FTinceaca GuU, Sr. Jane Koenan, Dr. Radley (ex officio), Mr.
Octave Naulle-au. M,.. Gall Smith (ex oRido), Mr. Jamel
Riley (e~ oRido), Sr. Kl thleen (ex officio). Mia Jane Courens.
Miss JOYC6 Ciffarelii. Miss Comens is pre.o;enl Resident
Counel1 President; Mia Caffarelli is newly elected Prealden~
of Unde .... ra(\ ... te Auoc:lation. The Itudent ,,'U p.-nl, II
her requelll the meetina- Wall called.
Dr. Radley opened the meeting at 3:35 p.m., Indicating
first thaI the present DiKipline Committee hid been COD·
stituted on April 1(;. 1970, prior to . ny known acllon in­volved
in the J»"eiIeIIt case of Aid student. The pUf1)OM of
the tommittee " 'N alated by Dr. Radley. The committee
WN in fonned that the eharyes brought "";nlt th . tudent
related to the lIendenon Act. and thai the llellinvolvfd had
been confeued.
The student wu then t ully infonned of her rlihts to
represent berself at the present hearing, or to reque!ll
further time to seek addillonal ~OUR.'lt1. She requestfd
further t.lrn6. She wu.asked how much time she would need,
and she stlled th.IIl a hearing on Wednesday, May 20, 1910,
(lie! for 4:00 p.m. bec.use 01 examination schfdulel Iblt
migbt be Involved) would provide her with adequ~te time.
&. Kl thleen Inquired Into the pos$ibility 01 transfer­rina:
the present hearing to ~ slw.lo!nl court.. This W" nded
Infeasible al tile present lime due to the tact 01 the exlstenctt
of any ILlch constituted body, that is, a studenl court. wllith
has e31.abllshed judiebl procedures and rules for hearing
student discipli lllry matters, at Ihis actual lime, no lUell
body having etrectlnly HiSled and uereised sucb funetlon.
Sr. Jane reqUHIed Inlonn,lion regarding the rtatus of the
student nltn,1)en of the commillee wilh Ihe stated Intent
of not questioning the validity of their presence but of draw.
ing allention to the need for regularizing the lime of Ihe ••
sumption of office of newly elecled studenl officers. She did
Ihis heoclUse Ihe t{l69·70 Resident Council President WII In
attendance, It 10'11 the 1910-71 Studenl Council President.
In , more fdltorl.1 cap,city I would like to make two
recommendations to the Nazareth student$:
(1) To begin to work " 'jlh the proper persons, thlt is lht
Dean of Re5ident Sludents. the Dean of Sludents .nd Mill
Oppenheimer, Student Cooneil Adviser 1910-71. To promul·
gate I definite let 01 rules and proeedurea for I studenl
judiell body. A more Ol"ganized approach could prevent I
reitel1ltlon of !be '-rebruary_Kangln)O Coort", and posi­tively
mat.! the Student Judicial Body one Ihat is eJlidenl
and functiorW. BOIh Mrs. Cail Smitb, and Miss Oppenheim­er
may be consulted on the "modus operandi" for this.
(2) To organixe. t hrough Ihe proper t hJ nntil, and "'lIb
the proper perml~llon • community project of "decol1lllng"'
tl,c more drab sectiOns of our ClmpUS. It mlghl be ,..ell also
10 relate the fad l Ihat NO fine has been charged 10 the ' Iu'
denl(l) Involved ($3,000 or $5,000) - whichev .... you heard­NO
studenl\IJ llave been expelled in relalion 10 thil Intident.
If you llave . ny further quO!$lio!lll or commenls, please
contact the Clu ner omc-,..e wUl direct you In your _reh.
The weet-end tlnvlll5ing of the Rochester area, wblcb
Nazaretll atudents )Nrtkip.led in "'ith U of R and other
loo::al institutions WII weU-organ.ired and proved IUccessful
in tbe Initla!lon of lhe len·million dollar goal of fundi for
use of Ihe man media to make the beliefs of these people
known.
Ri ghi Oil!
N.B. A number of students who lIeld the more COIlB(! I"V I '
Uve poinl 01 view and IUpported Nixon's Cambodlln pot!·
tion were uked II)' the editor to expreu their !!Qualty ,..
_peeled view •. I ~elved no r('8p01l.'ie.
We cannot bear you if)"ou do nOl speak. , ..
May 14, t970
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GLEANER APPOINTS
NEW EDITORS
Co-editol"S Louise DeNeve and Nora Hickey have
announe«\ 1I'e appointment of the new editor of the
GLEANER. Sophomore Kathy Dwyer received the appoint_
ment as a result of an ed itorial consultation and a staff
election held the week befo re EASter vacation. Kathy will
nOW serVe as the editor of the Nuareth college newspaper
from the issue that ~amc out April 17 until Sprinjf. 1971.
"Such a term of edi tol'llhip from Spring to Sprinjf." the
retirinjf editors explained. ""'M initiated two years ago
wi th the intention of allowing the newly appointed editor
an opportuni ty to publish two or three ed ition~ under the
guidance of her foreru nners." In this way the editor is able
to initiate new ideas and at the !;arne time benefit from the
mistakes and achievements of the past staff. One such mis­take
this year caused the decision to rdurn to the policy
of having one ed itor and several assistant editon rather
than c<>-editors.
Silll'e Kathy's apJlOintment, the GLEANER ha... gained
a """"00 breath of life making planll for n!>Xt )'ear's
paper, organi.ing the recently a<Xjuired office (behind the
stsge to the right of the Na.areth gymnasium), choosing
a new editorial oom"<l. and meeting wi th the new members
of the Pioneer to discuss the pOtentiality of cooperation for
the academic year 1970-71.
Working with Kathy next year on the editorial board
will be Shirley LaPiana. news editor; Elaine Mile<>. feature
edilor; and Ginny Sposato. managing editor. They have ex­pressed
the desire to encourage all large a participation of
m~mbe .. of the Nazareth community on the paper aa p0s­sible.
Artists. write ... reJlOrte ... idea-peOple, business assis­tants.
typists. and simply interested and aware peOple a re
invited to leave their nameS and addresses in the envelope
On the door to the GLJ::ANER office any time before
May2(l.
Films On Review
Within the past decade the film has become nOl only an
imprnSliive art form . but it has also become one of the most
influential media for humanists and philosophers.
Because of this currenl excellence in the film industry.
the Gleaner will hope to present concise critiques on films not
only shown On OUr campus. but also those being shown in
the Rochcster arM. The ed.itoriaJ staff of Ihis paper wei.
comes any reviews of available films or any construdive
oommenls aboul the column.
Sydnoy Poll..,k iIu 1<0_ 'he
b&<q-... ~nd f., hi. <~, .... , film.
"They S h 0'" l!OIWll. Don'.
Th.y~". from lIorue )lcCoy".
n."..l. whi.h Lo .. , in u.. Utp .... •
oion . ..... I, I. in ouch time. 01
CTi_ .. ,hi • • hot on ... " .... he
"poIU,.. of .he moo. basi ... ",_
ponen .. in 'he hum •• poy<he, In
thlo ~ ... k"" . nri ,,,,In.,,,.I. coo·
di,ion men «In«lmitantly "' ...
~'ith exa!r"I"1"0.'" 000 oIiOlo01"
,...""n_ to thei' n' ..... .-din.ry
• n,i",n"",nt. So in ,hi. film.
tho.. Ief. de.""OO"", by ,h. ""!"­ro
... of ,he UtP'-"<m a,.. f",." ..
by unno,,,,--ol ""d ',,,go,,,,ed
dn"" to ~.ne. in the ma,..thou
un,il they dn>pp«! fn>m .. hauo­tion.
Dunnl the fih". I of"'n uked
my .. I' wheth.r ,h ... mio""bl.
human boi""" .... ,.. ,..olly d"",­In,
'" ... in 'h. ".uppoeed" pn ••
mo .. y or .... ,.. .hey m.,.,ly ,.
~tin, in ,h. ir fo""'<l and d •• -
.......... h"ut .. motion. the pill.
• ble di,-.,rlion 01 their Ii ... -
ol",a) .. "",,'nlr. hu, ",in, M­,,
·h.,...
1 found it "'luaUy ... ,,..gle to
... "",h th. ..-.. to,. 0' th ...
ma ... \ho"" ... Ito pold .. m.re 2~.
'" ob .. " .. human milOry. Th.
..",..",,, f ... of a _nng
party "Wi.h ~"i ... W,,"'OtI ond ... nr
"<>0<"",. "0'" .nd ""',.. 100"'''''''
.. the oull'o";ng of the "",to ..
"n" i""",ooed. The anat".il' 01
,ueh a di,ptay to the ' -'acl ..
01 the . ncl,," t Itom ......... quite
'p""",nL
Th. ",.utl .f the pn-ulit)'
he", _mo to .. "de i" ,h • • ragi.
.... Ii.)· ,hat human b<ing toko
.. me "pt. ... ",.." I" "· ... hi"1r the
,ull'.nn", of "'h~ ... The quation
"'","'". ,,·heth.r ,11<1, , .. """ ..
i, one of pl_.,." in tha t th.y
... opo<ta", ... ,.. het"r 0/1" than
,h. ,ulfonllJl' <onto"an" or i. it
m . ... ly a oedi.,ie <mo.
Wba",,,,,. 'ho . n ... · .. "' oy .. .
1, ",m.in ... (act 'hot .h. ma ... •
,"" .. of the 19M'. d", ... o,..w~,
..,d m .... m .... y •• di<! ,he ll ..
rna" glad;a"'rs in tho . renas .. n·
,uri .. 01;'<'. Som.thing ,..mai",
<on.i".,,, _ .nd ",,"y ~o oltool
ho .... - 2 "r • legged - don\
'hey! •••
King
01 the
Road
Th. d""u",on,. ry film "S.I ...
m.n" ",,",..yo • f"" .. of Amon_
e.n I'f. (ew _plo .... ""Mid ...
Athert on<! Da"id lhyal ..
• pent .i~ ...... k .... ith fo.r doo ....
'o-door Bibl. ..I •• mon: Poul
n ... nno" ("Th. llaollr"t"l. Char·
Ii. loI,Utvitl ("Th. Gip" .... ·).
Jam.. llak.r ( • .",. Rabbit").
and Ra)'mond M."", ("Tho
Bon").
The .. Ioom.n moved f",m N.w
England '" ~'ond& punuin, a
d ... am 'h.ol would n",· .. ""m. to
f ... i,ion .
Wllh 'ho ox .. ption of "The
lladvr" • ...,h .. t •• ",,,,, had ...,.
.inood him .. lf .h.t he <ould pi"
eopitol w •• lth by ... nuao:!inlr a
I ..... r mi~~l e duo to buy . n .....
.. n,ial" i'em '0 .nnch ",,"i, fai.h
.nd h,lp ,h.m bnng up 'he chil·
d",n i" • I"Od nibt .... ,.;.." .. at·
moopho .... I",nieoll)', the ", .. ,
<Om"''''' FOupo '0 .. pJ"HO«l
upon ~ .• ,.. Ionoly widow. ond
.ouy h"" .. ..-t ....
In a V<a)'. I h ... ,. oympath, ..
with the .. I ....... ". T h~y .pent
much I;,.... In ho~1 rooma ond
endl . .. hou ... aU'm",lnr to find
.. ,..... In ...... ngo to""". jo .. ,.
mak, a li'lng.
At 'h ....... timo. how~r. t
k""'" "" ... il f. lt to bo P"""u ....
i",o .uying on u"""n'od it. m.
portieutarly when money i •
.. a_. "'lra"n ... of 'ho .orl"",
"budg.t" .... n • • ff ......
In the "Sal,,,.,.n" li .. 0 munt
of fouo. " .. .-d'. pa""" and
It ....... blank . xp ..... ion frnm
"'bieh few ... IOU",,' 'an ..
t&~p«! .
Th. film t. only a . m.U .. g_
m. nt of .u. country' •• to.-y. but
it is • g.nuin. I"'rtrai' of "'hot
i n.ol~. .h. ··All·Am.n,. n'."
hf~.
G U A NE R
Watch Historian Speaks at Naz
for
Verity
On April 2.1. 197(l l he lIi~tory Department of Nazarelh
CoJ1~ge sponso~d It ledun by (,rofe ...... r I' hilip Gleason.
His leel "'e was entil led: "Mass and May.Pole Revisi ted : A
Reapp raisal of American Cat holicism and the Med.i e'·al
Ideal" .
--COMING --
The leetu... <n""",puood a
study of tho .. ltural and in_
.. 1t ....... 1 patt.rna 01 Am.n.an
C. tltolici .... dunnr th. la", nine--
_n,h 000 ' .... nti.th """ ... no ..
During
Exams
P",f .... , GI .... " """' .. fJ"<>m
.ho U"iv .... ity of S., ... Dam ••
and i. an au,hon'y on immig .... • Ii." and Am.ri .. n Ca,holi. hi ..
tory. lie no. "'nt"'" _rsl ortl·
,I .. on o .... h "'pico u: ...... mic
freedom. pl"n.liom. .he Now
Editorial :
LET'S GET 80TtI SIDES-NOW
When one attempts to meet a ~ituetion objectively.
there is always involved the risk of seeing both s ides. This
type of vision often bring" painful glare to one'3 eyes and
tempt3 the viewer to choose oblivion Or total blindness as
a lut recourse. However. aince th ill temptation is only
momentary and the SCene before us is a long-lasting one.
one endures and in the strle of the Sophoclean hero and
challenges the situation around him .
As a logical prerequisite one might seek w define the
l roubles<>me s ituation before any challe"ges are made. de­spite
the fact. that even the mO/lt elOquent rhetoric proves
inadequate. So in very plain and ingenuous langu age let us
ask ourselves some questions:
lias t he · · c r ~a·t i .·~ ~ p i r it" · al Nazarelh
College met "'ilh an un timely deat h!
If thi" "spiritus" hu been removed trom
our midst-who was its deliverer?
Why are somc who proclaim its death re­luctant
to speak of the illness and/or
death of creative spirit?
Why do they refuse to let us give it its
proller funeral? (That ill of coul'lle if
creative spirit at Nazareth Is no longer
among the living.)
I'<lore s peCifically why wel'e onll' a hand_
ful ot girls present at nominations for
UndefllTad elections which in result hOO
to be delayed a w«k!
Why did the theme of Earth-Day at
Na:zareth College become "Now Not To­morroW---<
lr tomorrow or tomorrow Or
wherever this petty pace of life giv,"" me
a CUe 1 lih?"
If there are any more "viewers" and concomitant
<:hallengers in our midst-jIOSSibly you can try to answer
aome of tltese questionll.
If there is a ··silent majoril)'" at Na,areth who still
believe thia "creative spiri t" is somewhere-alive and well
~beeome articulate and tell us where!
Orten our silent majority sal'S too much and gives
false impreuions w observers by saying too little.
By the was. the Gleaner doell have an o1lice----Gyrnna­sium
West-it operates 0" spirilla) and your money.
To thos.! who may feel inclined to tesJlOnd may I sug­gest
that rou emulate the turtle-to go places you must
stick out your neck! '.d
Left. immigean' ",fonn mo,e·
m.n .... and tho C.u.otie in ... lie<·
, ... 1 lif •• P",f .... , Gt ........ ..
i.vil«l to .po .... on t .... """ .. i"".
to the Am.n""" llioton.al Con·
vention. iii. 1 .. 1 ..... he", at ,ho
eoll<V. "" ... a .. .-y ,.tuobl. oM
i"t .... ling .~peri."". fo" both
the lIi . .. '1 majo,.. and .th., in·
...... 1«1 .... pl ... ·Ito . t~ndtd , he
t .. lu ....
Leiter
to tire
editor:
Sinc. Time·Ou. d.y. the .. hoo
bo<n tho ..... of abolLohillJl' tho
StuMn' G ..... "'_nt 01 N ...... ,h
",,4 ... pl .. in, it .. ·ith • Commu·
ni'y Coundl.
Fo, , he .'ud ..... of K .... reth
wlto .... oot . "'0", of .ho " .....
o ... ti,al" or "p'K'k.l" OI<Io"n ..
of 'Moe OOJi ... perho,," • do­..
nption of ...,h Lo n....ted .
Tho "pra<tI,.tN Stud.n, Go'­emm.
n' 01 N ... ",th ""'''' ... 01
'he Unde .... ....t Oftic<rs and «>m_
mit_ <bah"" ... (The olection
of our 19'ro-71 S.ud.nl Gov.",­ment
m.mb< .. took pI..,. on
April 30. 1970.1
The ","" ... 1 .. 1" CommUJIit7
Co",,<ll 01 N ..... reth ...."Id ... .
,i,t of "'p .... ntaliv .. f",m ... .
AdminLotl"&tion. (ooult)· ""d .t,,_
don, l>ody.
On 1'>:m ... OoI d.y. thl ... m·
.... r. OUr Stud ... t Go,,",m ... ,
t.ad .... voioed their opi nlo",
favoring the obolilion of ,he S.u·
don' Gove",m.nt. Our S'ud ... ,
Gov.rnm.nt leaders, as ..... ull
of ,h. abo ... fa .. red .he i .. li·
,uU"" of .... c<>mmunity 0:",,,.
.it.
TIle ..... '" fo. tho.. eh.n!r'"
oIem from the laek o( otud«>'
pa"ieipation .nd i"tor .. ' In their
oh . ... of "" .... h and voi". on ou,
, .... pu ...... ",II .. the t..,k of
<Ommunk .. ion lIlIIong tho ot,,·
d.n .. ond ... ",ini",...i ...
A, ,he samo tim •• til. i"",i,,,·
Ii.n of a C:>mmuni.y C:>unni
""Y Ie ... n the <ommunkallon
~ap tha, pTa<n,ly exia ...
0"" majo, poin. .,,...... 0<1
1'>:",.·001 dooy .y the S,ud.n'
G ... rnm ... t leade ........ the • • .
hau.al«l STRUCTU RE from
... h',h our S'ude"t Go ... """ ... ,
h .. had to fo,,"'on; di .... ,.n1_
IlIJI' the fac' .hot ~.mmen'
fo",tio"' wj,hln ,he otl'Uct" ...
....... ith a tool ,,11 .. STRUe­TUR!:
Treasurer Reports:
Where your Money goes
by Barbara Jo Williams
Bvuyone i. concerned with when hi, (or her) mone)'
rOM, and the Nazanlh Collere Iludenl Is cen.illly no u­ception.
Mr. Thomas O. James, ~ut1!r of Nazareth, was
Interviewed recently about the ftnanelal &IIpeda of several
cllrrent campllS iUlles.
One of the major topics of dlscu .. ioll this year at
NlltaNlth has been the poa.&iblliLy of reo::ei.ing .tate aid.
Whell &liked what would probaWy be done with the money
we may receive at lIOffie time, Mr. Jamell. a11.hough not wish_
ing to count Our chicke .... befon they haleh, said the ap.­proximate
$90.000 would be uHd ror "ge',enal program
enrichment." The job of appropriali"l" fundi within the
college i. handled by Ihe Board o( Trual.ea and Ihe Budget
Committee whO&<! top prioriti" are the library. f",,"1ty,
and Kience departments..
The amount of ltate aid !'«eivable i. based On the
number of paduates per yeoor .nd Ph.D: •• t the ; .... Iitu_
tion. A coI~e may receive ,",00 (or every graduate and
$2,(;00 ror eV<lry holder of a doetoral degrte. In Mr. James'
Opinion, these amounts will very likely be inel"US«! $OOn
due to the difficulty private collegea and universities are
hllving to ltay open. Mr. Jamea (eel, that the l .... than_
iC<: urnte image ot Nazareth in Albany la behind the halt in
our proJrrea.t toward II happ)' l olutlon to OUr "m~1 explo­.
ive problem ever."
Thl. year Nazareth atudentl. faculty. and administra_
tion have been busy with a propou.l to cbart¥t Ihe academic
ealendar. The fllIJlII(ial problema in the ehlll,fe seem to have
been alm""t insurmountable Iltimes. Mr. James, hO\O·ever.
ltated that «onomie. "",ould not be tbe prime concern in
conaidmll,f the proposal. lie feeb that it 0. definitely III
academic q\le!llion and he will be unable to PI"fliicl the
flnll\<:ial ramifications attUrately uatl! a lpeel"" proiJ"MUll
h .. been .pproved.
Sap Foods P~" an important part In Nazareth atu­denl',
<:OIlege livea, and ~Ir. Jlmes feels Saga', I.>&i, for
ehara-ing UI Should be underatood. The Sara contract lo
drawn up according to five fadon: t) the number (}f stu_
denta. 2) the number of achool daya, 3) " missed meal al_
10wRnee, 4) an inHatiOfl factor, Rnd 5) II charge tor sislera,
(Conti"' ..... On , .... I)
SIoI.I., L.o Pit ••
llI.i .. KoI",
)1 . ... lIotll ... o
A ... C.II,bn
_l0l00 lI .. ,.
GLEA N U
Spring Weekend
Rained Memories
., II .. ' ~.HIII
·A .,... Ito lho Ikut·. noMr
aood NUIl_.'. IIpri_. W .. kOll<l,
...... 10.1. alfol, f ....... hi<h
.. ..,y ... IW ..... y .. illt ontll ...
rrluy "I,h' ..... 11"1<1 Initio.
,!<In of .he ..... k.nd .. I,h • <On'
<ett I" ,h. Att Con •••• 11&, M<_
G",.h aood 00" Potier . to rte<! by
• inginll .... "' ••• folk ""I' ond
""11.",,lnll ... I,h ,hoi. ru.ito .. I"
'ho m.nn .. of '''''' ptOr.Nlon.
0.1 .. ",. .odl ...... dlt .... yood ,hoi.
en'~u..oI .. ", by _.ndin, .n . ...
~-s..Ia aood C",fl. r .. Iooo·od OIU'
"'" _ ... rtodnod w!tlt • ",bt,.,""
of ....... 11... pilar ud _
"' .... lru.l h ....... 1eo.
Iu.nd S,I"" ...... -. ,hoi.
"""",'- boIqio, wi.. , ......
• "yl& lItOI ..... u.lq .........
<idodl, ,ho-I ...... ",. G"",
Spo<Uod iii..... 'Joel. bo.o:k •• p
....... '" oddod dEII" ...... 1 ~ ...... .. ........... , .110 ... 1", ......... 0")'
ond WNI<m. '.Ik ond ...... I.,.
.nd Sylvl ... h~ ,hoi, ",Ion'- I>ot.b
In .inllnl, pla)'inr In"",., .. ",
And ]o~I.1I .... d. ,ho .. , <001.
plet • • " ...... In ... "'.
Sa'"","y ,he "I .. came. pio- n"'" ..... _lit<! 01.." wI'~ .u.. ... tlvIU.. ..hie. hod *"
pI .. ",ed "'" IlIdlvl<l,,", _pIN. II........ _ _pi. still hao!
,..... OIIIu.p_l_n. I. <&1"0
aood _. ...1,..... The l'OIno
010".... r ... Sa, .. ",", ...... ,.;.,
ud .... ,~ WI ..... a.zi ...
.boo.k, ill .-... we .......... I. _r r~ ..... Juolon, tIooI. -~
11000 0.,.- d,;i'lod to ,ho T ......
Ii ..... for .. '0" .. 1 daMe ud 'he. "" •• to tho n..-o, ... &ut '0. on ""'y "",,,,in' ",,11"0\ .nd
• nl~h' !on, patt, 01 .. hl,h lit.
r .... H .. tt •• ' ..... Inod ~il d .......
1(010 lloomoll ..... <"-. J."I ••
Prom Q"""n. .nd .h. and hot
dOl. Rob Pla,.k alonr with ,h.
,.. .. of ."" d ...... ]O,..E 'h ... ·
.. I_i ........... lr·
f'rotn t:(1()·I:OO &\~rd., "Irht
• , lloi.toI &0 A' ....... I" ... of
S-,... ~.... aM ,rnh­_
etI)oy-ed "lb. 'i .... ol \00". _1- ,-...,h e tbpoorlk at,o lokoM<! .. .-.111o0"MPe <1!0,
1M> lIDMI aool hb .... _fL
_' ..... ' ho •• ol ...
WeoUnd wi.k • ""'" blatt .'
.... W_ .. I,.; ............ In ... E.·
.. rtod ..... nl ..... (N"OYid«I "'" N.. .. yo .... ell,... .y. .... r •• hor'.
)1" .... <1 ... ' .001 tho ,_ bot. "".
..ony 0 ""lie ... olf"tOd, ,boe ... ,,,1 ,"""-
So .. I.,. •• un b""h'et>O<l do­port.,"
ond .ho ..... k.»<I· .....
mo"' .. wi ll , ... tln." '0 moko n""....... POOPIe ;0)"0"0. ~' ••
....... 110 .nd ''''''0 too qul<kly
bu. 011 ... 110 o"e.de<! tho 1'70
Sprinl W .. kOOMl ,..-...d tha. it
...... , 14, 1970
MUSHROOM FARMERS
HARVEST ANSWERS
by M ... ry K ~r
On April 14th, the Art.o. Centu Auditori um W&ll the
locatiun of a m~tillr ot the Admini.trative Couneil with
the Btudent body to ~nlwer the questionnaire tMt had been
... nt to them in Feb."lIry by Nora lI ick~y. Sharon Murphy.
Bonnie Meath and Catherine Weiukopf .
Sister Helen Malone opened the m~ting by explaining
the proceues that Iud to the fonnulAtlon of the Chllrur
and by·la ..... of Nazareth. The Chlrur is incorporated under
the ."lea of the Hoard ot Regentl.
In sbting the proc:edUtft ror amendments to tbe Ch ......
te!", SloLer Helen pointed out th.t although a ch~ may
be rtCOmmendtd by .ny /:(Instiluent or the cotiege, the
amendment e ... n only be approved by the Commiaaioner of
Edua.tion lind to Regent. ThO. procedure involvell lime Ind
much patieoce ... auc:h requeats ane placed on tbe c.lendar
in Albany when there lIE an opening.
Any amendment to the by_lawl must be IIpproved by
to majority o( tbe Hoard of Trullees.
The hierarcbieal , tl"U(:ture of the college i. not ,,&IItly
different trom uther institution, "round the eountry. The
Board of Trultees lIE (otiowed by the Admin;4trlltion. fac­ulty,
atudc~tAlllld alumni.
As ot Allgoat, 1969, fac:ulty members may be on the
Board of Trustees. One ot the na.tlOnA why 511Ch a motion
took so lon, ...... due to tbe tacl that a flleulty member' •
interesta mi,ht be Vellted and ... n obj""th'e view of the
College'. position in ,peei"" ... reas might be douded.
One (utor that tew atudenta may not be a .... are of, ia
that all po-..·er is de)~ated.
The Board of 'rruat_ de~les po-..·er to the PreIJ.
dent. and Abe, in tum. delep~ .peeific po"'era to the Dean,
Registrar. Librarian, l>ireetor of Admiuion .. Department
Chllinnen, Committeea Ind .'inllncial 1>irec:1OT.
Channela of communication are in uiSienee on eampu •.
The majur channel la the Administrative eou""i!. which
co .... i.ts of the people In ... dministrative posi tions, two fac­ulty
members, Or. Otto and Mr. DelVecchio, and Sloter
illarie Christine, who represenls the stlldent body on the
Coundl.
The diKuuion of fuulty organization pointed out the
position of Department Chairman &II that ot a liaison be­t"'
een department member! lind adminUitratioll to maIntain
efficient Ind benefic""l <:<>mmunication .
The fuulty CI)IIlpn.. the Committ_ A and 8. which
deal with the cooperative p....,.-nm btt ... ·~ FUher and
Nazareth. In addition, tbe (KIIlty h .. been de~ud po-...e!'"
to make deci&ions on CurricUlum and Calendar. (The taculty
initially tabled the ealendar chall,f~)
A reltructuri"l" CI)IIlmlt~ of faculty w .. developed
uver two years ago In tilt lIopea of tormlliating a facul ty
council that "'ould prepare malero.), tor the ,ene.al raculty.
A meeting ot the (acuity ..... held on April 2.3rd to hur
the propoaal, of the comn,itlfe.
Dr. Radley. rtllponding to ... portion of tbe question­nain,
explained tbat a ten ured tacllity member can only be
dlsmiased On ground. of illeompetenee. mornl tU'1litude, or
"'hen a lpeeifle department h .. been dropped due to lack
of enrollment or fund ••
Rank and Tenure II gnnted on such points &II d .. a_
room te<:hniqlle and involvtment in the commllnity, &II "'ell
.. the consideration ot edllcstional bac:ltpwnd.
Durill,f the coune or the meeting, the I100r ,,'&11 open
to q~tio ... from .tlldenU/fuulty to memben of the Ad·
ministration.
Question • .and diaeu.aio ... lroM On ... ppointi ..... I tudent
to the Board of Truateft and the feasibility o( coune eval_
uation.
CALENOAR of Events
MAY IS-Illustrated ~ture-"On the TRbl~ Top"
By Mr-.. Wood and Mrs. Leary on ceramic. dur_
ing 1790· 1870. At the Rochester MlUIeum at
8:15.
MAY 14-Muvie-HEU' starring the Beatles at FI. her_
7 :15
MAY lii-Studt nt Art E ~ hlbil_Upper Lobby
MAY 16-NYS Music Tea.cbera Au<><:.
Seholarship Tryoull
9:004:00 in A 18
The BH,.. Concert
Al8:16 in the Audilorium
MAY 17_27_t:XAJ\IS
MAY 21_24-8un '7O-A l peetacular at the Planetarium
featuring t .... o nne ITOUPI The Unity and the En.
vlronmt nt
Admiu !on $3. Staning time 8 :15
MA Y u.-Workl r.molUl nat ure phutographer Anset Adams
will lpeak On "Ecology and Survl vRI" at the
Planetarium aI8: 15.
MAY 28--Mo"ie-Adorable MllnteW!e & VnW!
Aimu 1' .. iII in AI4 at ':.<>.
MAY SI-COMMENCEMENT
Moy 14, 1970
D-Il'ay
Experienced at Fisher
On Tuesday Ap,il 14. and Wednesday April 15. D·Day
happened at Fisher. The day was an interprellltion of Uni·
versity living. di rected to the students to t~a~h them how
to really "live" while attending oollelr".
Th. m.in Id •••• ot I.rth woo
that «IU"~ c.n !>e a ,,,,a1 livl",
upori.n.,., V. riou. ."""k . ...
f",,,, diff. rent "n; .... i'i .. • f·
f.red opportuniti .. t. 'ho at"·
d.n" "'M' tN.. tho .. cry d.,·
,I ... "",,,, "po";"""",- ~tud.n" .. ' .... """'""'gOO '" tak •• d •• n·
tog. of 'ho ..,mmun;,y ,n "'hkh
th.y Ii,· •• 'b grnw in It ond '" ~ . Ip
I, , .......
E ••• " of tho N'b day "hop­p<
n,nJ'" <.n, l.ted of int.",. tlnl&"
.poak .... v. ";od "II.I,! .... nd
",,,,,h f ..... ,ime durin, v.'hkh "u·
J.n" ~rti<;pated in .po .... and
ilo'"Oted tim. f., ... pp;n~ ol><>ut
Import.nt """'empOr.&r)" topk ..
By keeping the . t_.to buly
.... d p ..... n"nr thlnp t. db. thoy
imp-...,d UP"" th.", th .. 'h.y
... uld ",.,11)' I,,,, ~ bou ... a d.y.
Tll.od.y • •• nI".- t~· • • p<.k . ...
hom S",....o< Uni •• ..;,)". S.u·
dent G., .. mm.nt. 00,.. Ifohin
ond Bob Soh .... .... , poke on pn>f>.
10m. of adlnln;"",tion. ho-.. '"
o",,...,m. difficulti.. .nd dl ..
co....! tho h.w . nd why of
Wodn .. " . y mb"nln~. 'wo
• "...ko,.. _'" p' ... n'. !:d wu,n
• nd Fothe, Doney. F.,IItr'. m ....
.. go was '" lnf."," 'M otud.nu
bf tMi" ",.po .. lblli,l ... nd .1..,
'" ",.ko 'M fac' kMwn ,hi'
'h .... i •• pl ... in 'h. U.i,-,"'i'y
I ... ~"'l'o"'. lI. oIl.red an .""n
'IM»o £d .. pl"'u~ by lIyin l tha' unl ..... i,y en<o>mpa_ ,h.
•• '1 ... Unitod St., ...
Wodn . .... y &f .. ,." ... "'",pped
up D·o.y "' ith .po.k ... Tbm
PKIl.tt! .nd ~,. ~nox. ~,,.. K •• x
• pok • .", the modul" p~
boing ..,Mid.<'O(! fo,. Fi, II<,. n.xt
~.,..
Although the . ' .... d • • «1 ......
""" .... hlt h.ekin" in numbe,
t"- ,h.t did ... end pmfi'od
by i, fo. ,h ... ent pVft .. ud.n ..
• n opportuni'y '" I ....... bout
,be whole ..,lIe .... t _up . nd did
not """ilt m .... ly of. o:omplaint
.... I.,., b.I, • '1m. f., ulklnl.
und ....... dlnl .nd benering ,ho
.. II~ ".dent·, hie.
FURSITURK ~A RGf, AI'ANT·
.'1!;1'iT d ... lopm.n, ~1Ii •• fum.
I' ...... C. n purd ... apar'm •• '
~rou p; • • b,. Indl.ldu.1 pi..,.. . ,
' ...... ndou •• ovln .... .'I . .. .. mn.
••••• ' . 1 • • . Fo. Inr ..... 'loo,
pl .... <011 Sm1'l.ASIl .'1.1.;<011
APART:<1HST WAla;1I0U S!~
371.'11~ !w'~' .. n 1%.nd t p.m.
Mayor May
Visits
Nazareth
Th. YbUng R<publl"," Cl.b
..... n'ly .""" .. red on .ft.moon
«>ff.., hOU, ... Ith ~I . )"<', Stephon
M.y of !loeh .... ,. May.r May
e .... '" .po.' with both .. ud.n"
arid r..,ulty.,,~ join' S ...... th.
St. Jo~n !'Ioh •• e~ll<g< functi.n
'" "".w.,. qu.,ti~n •• oo..t .ity
IfO¥'!mm.n, . nd R&<h .... ,.. ......
bon p!"Ob., ....
Ma)·~. M.y g"~ • bri. f. In,
I~cmal talk bn the p ... bl.m, bf
the oity ~r R&<h .. "" i .... tf. II.
""ntrut«! ,ho Ii.ing "'''''ltI"". .r 'ho middl •• nd up"", eta ..
maJbrity .ith ,h_ 01 ,ho un·
d''II,.;.ilodp.l inner <Ity dw.ll·
..... In reg.n.] to u.t.&n "'n ... ·. I.
h. di",uued ~ hou.lng p ... ...
I,mo .... ulUng f ... m ,he pl.n ",t
foo1h. The .rK'ti.,. 01 m.ny I .... •
...... . partm.n, b.lHdlnr. hu
been p"'pooed by ,h. ~")'O" ..
... 1I .. ,ho ."""Ibn .f "'~ ...
h ...... "'i,hln ,h. mid'",,"" ' '''',
,,'hkh ~"(J"ld .tt ........... "'",e ..
to liv. within the el,y.
Th. ma)"O< w ... 1.., <o."",."ed
,,1,h tho p,-". _i,1 probl.m.f
.b.u ,t.m..o.d od. ..m...o1lh"o d. uood In R""h· di.poaal plant,
,,'nieh h .. ~n .""'''''' bY ,h •
• u'" t. !w ","o","'od withi" the
next two yea .... lie ",,"eluded
hi. t.lk on «ology wltb a ,h.l.
I.n,e '" ,ho <lty'. )'O"th. I"dud.
I"g ..,II.~ It""'MlO. I<> IIelp i",.
provo tho 01')"0 <nvi"'""",,,,
th"",,~h pa ... idpatlbn in the "U ..
ban !;nvi"",m.n. A<Uo" Co.". ...
whj,b I. to be inlti.ted In tho
rail .r le7~. ""0 ... inf.rmat;.n
on \ha, rn>I'P "'ill !w ",'ail.bI.
to atud.nto In Sop'.mho' .
A Q~"j.n .nd .... .... , poriod
1bllow ... ,h •• \t.yo"', talk. $.>m.
of ,h. "'pi« discu","" w ... , he
'"'v.n .... h. rin,; pl.n ... 01'" by
'b. "Big Sl~" m.y ..... 1 N ... ·
Y .... St. t •• tho problem bf the
vowing lovemmenul bu ... "".
rae)' •• nd ,jty .. ri ... . Th • • udi •
e ........ Imp-...,d by the M.y·
br' •• Inoori'y and ""'ght.fb'·
.... n! ... po .... '" . 11 q,...,iono
.. W.
GLEANER
Comprehensive
Examinations:
Value Disputed
by ~:Iaint Milt<!
The ComprehMsive (,;xamimtHono have ended and the
SeniOTS are hack lo no""at at least for a little while. The
tension and anxiety conneded wilh preparing for Comll$
has been dl"'reased and div~rted lo other matters of impor·
tance. The following- comments. however. weN made by
variou, sludents:
'"They do not achieve their purpose."
"'Comps should nol be requ isite for graduation.
"'TI'ey a'e not fair since the requirements for each de­partment
i$ differeot.'·
Although the g-eneral student opinion is ambivalent
toward Comps. it leans more toward the negative side.
Theorelically. the Comprehensive examination is designed
to gi ve a nl"'essary intelleclual growth experience through
synthesizing the knowledge of one's major field. It is said
that the preparation for this examination is as valuable ""
the exam itself. mainly due to the wide '·ariety of material
covered in preparation.
It is on this point. however. that there is the most dis­agreement.
A speech major felt that they are a waste of
Hn'e because the accumulation of knowledge necessar)· for
the Comps had been already questioned previous to Senior
year. SO t here "'Ill! no ehalleng>'. She felt il WM just
"busy work." Ewn prepared questions do not really test
the student, just her ability to memorize .
An English maior felt that lhere wa.s too much pres­sure
put on the students since Comp. were necessary for
graduation. It adds to student anxiety because they have
to concentrale on Comps and, therefore, get behind in the
rest of t heir courses.
Many feel lhat this syslem of Comps are antiquated
and Nazareth is among a "",all percentage of .'I<:hoola that
sti ll make t hen' compulsor)·. It is also possible for a student
to cram as for an)· other test and achieve a good mark.
e,'en though she may ha ve .Iacked--off all year-or all 4
YUTS.
The dehate on the value of Compo will inev itably oon.
tinue, but it would IU!em that the "powers that be" will win
out again.
Young Republican's Club
Reorganized
by J ... n Wio<h ... y ••
The ~'''''''~,St. John !1oh ••
\'.~n, R<publl<an ClUb I. no, •
...... elub on ,~. K .... reth C.m,
pIlL II.",.",,,. within ,"" put
f.w month. ,hi, dub hoo ;-~
u_,...,tnr ....,11I". "i .. 'I.n and i.
"'""" to be &!fill"od ... ith ,""
• ta .. \ride ol1l",.i .. 'ion of tho
Younl l!epublkan Cl.bL
T"" pUrpoM bl tho Y.R. I. Obt
'" .tt ...... fu,u ... "" .... f'" Ih.
R.public", ".ny. Ro,h.,.. It I.
'" provide til< .ppo"u.lty f.,
y.un.- peopl .... ·bo .... ;,. ....... od
in rov<mm<nt. to b<com. .n.
PIIod In .... act.,.. political p ....
sram. Throull"h pa"j';pa,j.n in
the Young R<publlc. n ••• ~ d ••
..Iopo polltl<a1 knowlodgo . nd
unde .. tandi"lI" in b"' .. '" !>e­<.
m •• belter Inf."",od <iti..".
Alto. activity in b"r <lub cruu.
on opportunity .. "'Qui... •
'Mrnu$h ~nde ..... ndin.- .f ,h.
diff ......... beI,...,.n the Iw. m ••
jor politieol parti ...
FOOTWEliB. Actlvili., .r thl. PU' ",hool
yoOl" h • •• In<huled .. mpall'lln~
to, the R<poblk ... <&ndldo' ..
.... "nlng fo. loe.1 off;"" In tho Ci', b! R .. hu .. ,. porticipa'ion
in tho N ... y.rt Sta" Ropu'"
li •• n N.mlnat;ng Con.e.tI.,.
hold April 6-11 at Ih. Fla",hip.
R&<hu .. " • ..,(f .. hbur ~·IU.
S ....... Moy. M.y., .f RooIo .... r
on<! • join' eotr .. hour wilh ,ho
U .• f R. 1'.11. Club fo' Nod
Reg.". (l.O,P. ..Mid... fo,
Stat. Comptrolle ...
FASmONS
FRIPPERY
We'll arrange campus·to-store transportation
fO<" your group, if necessary. Call us et 271·5555.
MON. WED, fRI . SAT: 10--5:30 rUES & THURS: 10·9 P .M.
Tn ,he tutu,... tl"Ie Y.R. Club
bt N ... ,..th ..... Fioho. will be
pao1l<lpatl"~ in tho :<Ion ....
Coon'y Y.R. Club .ponIQred
I'ollt;'a1 Day '" be Mid on loI.y
16 at R.I.T. S""I fall 'ho club
will be "~ inl active pan eom.
paigninll" lb. the . .... R<pub·
lica" .1 .... AI ... plano .,.. !wIng
",>Ode f., ... ri .. bl .peal< ....
.nd paMl dl",u .. lon, Involvinl
importan' pOlltleol i .. ". •. The
Y.1l Club !&oks Ib ..... a'" '0 •
ve", ex';t;n,; and "",i •• 19;"0.71
",1>001 y.".
AI • l"O«n' ", ... ,;ng .f the
club tho Ibn.wing off;'e", w .....
.I~: 1'00 •. Joan Wioc:hm. yer;
Vi .. Pr ... J"" Croci. ta, Seo:.
Borbo.,.. William. ; . nd T ......
101.,;. Ril.y. If ybu ... in .. JUted
In the eh.lleng< and odu",tlonal
Hpori.n<8 'hit m.mbe ... hlp in
11>. YbOng Republl<.n Club can
be. eon"01 ony .f tho .11'1< .....
who will be rlad to h. lp )'0" In
...,y .... y _"bl •.
RIT Offers
Eurapean
Workshop
A unlq". fl, ..... · ... k t;uropoon
pbot.graphl. t,...",I _"ud)· w.rt.
ohop d .. lgnod f., od"".", .. I.
being off.red by R .. h .. , ... [n_
.. Itute ot T..,hnology". E~ .. ndod s.,..; ... o;.I,i.n from Jun. 22
'" July 2"1.
Th., ..,.rI<ohop in<!"o$oa I~'n
w .. k. on ,II< IUT compu, . nd
• th"", ..... k Europ<.n too, ,,-;,h
,,...,,,,1 in En,;land. 11 ...... 1 •• Am • ,,,"'.00 .nd Copenh'gon.
Th • • 'udy,I ..... 1 p ... , ,,," <ar·
ri .. ,,% .. m .... ' hou,.. .f 'redlt
",~ ... n! und • ...-..aoJu.t. 0, grad.
u .... d. "reo< a' RIT . nd .1 ....
~,"".."
TIH! P"'Z"'''' hu ;-n .. tab.
II.hod for odu,., ..... d Indu.·
trioli ...... ho have. noed .nd
in...... in emplbyin, ph."".
...ph)' .. • ...... "'h . nd/o,
'.",hlnl tool.
In,'rue"' ....... Tom ~["I,. WII ·
.. n • ... ff chalrm . n bf ph.t&­~,..
phl. 1II"" .... tl.. in RIT'.
Sohool 01 Ph."'I",phie A .... and
Soi.n .. " ond W.".n D. K.mp.
• P"'t ..... in the .. me d.p.o".
.... "t.
WII...,. in oddi'ion to <oM ... <­ing
..".,,,1 .",,·man P"""'Stoph.
io .h"", ... nd ("'UP •• hlblllon ••
h.. d .. I""e<l for tho Goo...-,
EII""on H.uM Mu",.m bf Ph<>­",
... phy in R<l<ho" ••. Hi. , ... h_
Inl •• pori __ has boon ., S .....
,,..,h CoII'r<, Mln_poli. School .1 Art. 0"" ,h. Mom.ri.1 G.n .....
in R""h •• u •.
K.mp h .. au'hored ...... k .n
pol .... id photo~raphy. P""""""
photo" ... ph.l Ib' "S. ,i.,.ol G..,..
gh.phic". #W.·· and oth.r ... 0.­..
in,.. ..... pho(o llIu .. ""I."," f., ... riy 200 .. xtbook ..
Addl,ion.1 inf.nn"l"" . nd
b,...hu .... 0,.. •• all.bl. th","~h
RIT', F..t.ndod So .. I.,.,. 0;.101&>1
. t (716) ~61_22\ ' .
Offer for
Library
Cadets
The L.ib~11' Cad<, pror""' I.
pla"ned t •• h.w tho <oil ... Jun.
ib,. what • Ilb~ ........... T i.vblv ..
by actu.1 u!,<ri.nc~ in !'ubli.
L.ib ....... work whll ••• ",Inl $00
a .'..,k.
Men .n~ women who RESID]';
., A"IT],;N!) . too,. y.ar «>11.1"
In the I~bn . er Ubo-t. .... Syo ....
I Io1 .n' ••• I.Ivin,. ,.,.. Onuri ••
W.yn •• nd Wy.min,; counti.,l.
Nlog. Ubra", SY'''m (Orr .....
Gon_ . nd NI.K .... ). 11"1101 •
and E .... County !'ubli< L.ib~",
Syatem ( ~;ri~l • • nd Ch.utauQua.
CotUTallItllO) ..... li.Jible '" ap­ply.
Applicant. muo, !w «Impl."
Inl 'bel. J.ni.T yur by Jun ••
1970.
It io )."., .... pon.;bility '" "'n_
...,., 'ho peopl. you h.v. ,h_n
as ... f."' ..... ond t. h.v. th...,
",Iurn th~ .ndooed r.t . .. n ...
f.,.,... '" ,h. add ..... Indl •• ,od.
~" ' pp!I .. 'I"n. will !w <.n.J.d.
.. od un, 1I .11 ... f .... o«. If .....
«I.ed.
Sol..,.,l.n bf I.Ib .... r)' Cadet'
will bo bued "" ",ad.,.i. "",.
orn .. p< ... n.1 in .. rvi.w •• lot ....
of ... t ... "nc.. and . pplication.
",... appll<on .. o<l«ted f.r the
'970 I"ternohlp r>r<>r",m ... iII be
notln ... oorry in May le70.
Th. in"'mohlp pro,,,,,, ",!II be
In opora'io. f •• ", Jun~ IS
through Au",,, 7. IroO. Orienta·
,Ion .... ibn. will u~. pl ... b0-
lo ... actual " -0'" ' . po,.;." .. bo­fin.
fbr .""h •• .re,. L.ib",,,, ....
• ill"m.n .. ..,111 be mode known
when 'ppll.." .. . ,.. notlftod of
'!wi< .. 1"",10 •.
PI .... , L.ibr-ory Syatem
11~ Sou'h Avenue
R&<b,.t ... N,Y. 1 ~ 60 4
Chautoquo,C.".,...Uk\>'
Ub,..,)· Sy,,,m
600 W.ohln«,<>n St .....
Jom .. t ...... N.Y. 14101
Uuf'lal. " E,.;. County
l'ublle Lib ... ", Sy.tem
I..f.y .... SQ .....
Burf.lb. N.Y. lU03
SI.g' Ub",,,, Sy.tem
2510 Son«a A'·.nn
Ni., ... f '.1l1, S.Y. l t 3(ljl
•
Treasurer Reports:
(Con'in"'" From f'aX" ~)
faculty, and others who muot be here when the students
aren't, At every meal. the number of students eating is
counted at the thede_table. The counts from the previous
year are u$ed to elItin,ate the .. verage number of meals
eaten per year per ~tudent and the chArge is made ~ord ­ingly.
This mi s$ed meal allowAnce means that the student
is not paying for meals that he doesn't eat And thus his
meallicket is non-transferable. It would be J>O""ible to insti_
tute " punch~rd system whereb)' each student would be
paying for three meals tor every school day and the ticketa
would be tranaferable. However, this System would cost
from thirty to fifty pereen! more, """"rding to Mr. James.
It was also noted that the new controla at the dining hall
entrances have been "'viug us $30 to $40 II week.
Oecasionally student teachers are obliged to move off
campus for their llSllignment.ll lind lose their room and
board benefits. Nexl fall, a new policy will be put into prac_
tice which will rive a refund to t hell<! student teache .. who
must I;"e and eat off campul. Mr. James explained thAt
eliR"ibilily for the refund wi ll be judged by Dr. Barraco and
the amount will depend on next year', calendar.
Wanted: French Tutor
Mu" b. wi ll ing to wo<k 0" pop ......
Hou" ~.xlbl •. - Good po, Ie< ,igh' g"1.
CONTACT MR. VOELKl 0' ~36·A600
h'. 2~8 e< H9.
GLEANER
Letter to editor
(Co~lIn"l'd from Pq. ~)
How many . tudont.o "'" . .... ,..
or thot ,h",,..ti,,,,1 Comm"nity
eou".I' ",M. ",'inl' on April
30. 1970 rOT the Und ..... rad or·
"".ro!
Wbt .,.. ,110 Und.rgnd or·
"«n' vi. .... on Co",",uni'),
Cou""i'!
b Com",,,,,i<), Cou""il • r.ul·
ole In, U<u\lon fo, N .... ,..tlI Co,·
l.go nex' yeu
1)0 we .. Iidonto think It i. \>ot·
t .. \0 ....".k f>'Om within ou,
p ..... nt Stud...,t ~", ... "t!
Mari. Ikil00000
Calendar
Discussed or
Disgusted
MOY 14, 1970
'!'his year Is almost o,'er and It seems to be an appropri.
ate point for a summary on an issue whicb bas oc.:upied not
only the belter part of this year, but of other pre<'tding
years as well. In September a few students from Fisher ap­proached
a few 8tudenta from Na~arelh asking Ihat we begin
a joinl venture to make some sort of calendar ch.ange for
the 197(1.71 school year. What happened between September
and May Is past bistury and it Is apparent 10 most people by
now just what exactly transpired during Ihat lime. For the
unlnfonned. the facts are, that we lried to change the calen.
dar, we tried tbrough student pulls and student roferendums,
through curriculum committee discussions and conferencell
and correspondence with othe, IO:hools using the type of
change we boped to implement. For awhile, in frustration
o,'er the amounl of time and effo;>rt which seemed had heen
uselessly exercised because the calendar was looking like a
dying cause. we eVen tried to;> change under the threat
of a $Iudent strike. Now, you'd think that after all this, the
end of the story would be thaI after such trials and tribula­tions
the calendar was filially changed and that Nazarnth and
SI. John Fisher colleges lived under il happily ever after
.. Not so,. . the calendar is not going to change after all
for 1970-71.
The fault cannot be.said 10 lie with one person or a few
persons, but with us all. In late April the Student ll<;Iard at
!'isher voted against any change In calendar for the 19'10-
71 IO:hool year, looking to 1911·72 and a romplete calendar
change including a C"Urriculum change as well. They did this
for reasons which can be6I. be described by themselves. For
Nazareth, in an effort to preserve order In the cooperative
program (whicb ironically ha$ been greatly cuI back accord·
ing 10 a r""ent statemenl made by f'ishe r's President. Falher
Lavery Ihe feeling after the Fisher d""ision was 10 forego
any immediate change for the type of change hoped {o, by
Fisher. The decision was not only the result of the Fisher
decision, but was also made. it .seems, in view of the expanded
cooperation beginnIng Wilh the University of' Rochester and
Brockport; both of these institutions oper.ate on oW" present
calendar. Ultimately, I suppose It can be said that we failed
because of differe nt goals which we", nol rompletely under­stood
by one or more of the parties concerned, because we
tried 10 please all of the people, all of the time, which Abra,
ham Lincoln has told uS is somelbing which man can neve,
do, because of mistakes in procedure which Were made be­cause
we dldn't know better and because of waning inter­est
in a cause that was simply talked to death.
lVe're very SOt"lj' for tbe trouble and frustration and dis­illusionment
suffered by those who Were involved and Inter·
ested in the issue, Work has begun again. however, and an·
other C(lmmillee Is underway. hoping to change the calendar
and the curriculum by December of 1970 for implementa·
tion during 1971·72. We wish lutk to the ncw committee and
sincerely bope. that in this Instance, history does not repeat
ilgelf.
By Ann Callaban