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CONNECTICUT,FRIDAY, Vol.XCINo.132 Copyright 1970 Yale Daily NEWS NEW HAVEN, MAY 1, 1970 PRICE 15CENTS BrewsterStatement Rally To Launch May Day Weekend; AtNewsConference 25,000 Expected On Green Today DefendsSkepticism Hoffman, Preparations By RICHARDFUCHS Asked about Vice President Yale President Kingman 's call for his Brewster Jr. outlined his ouster as Yale's president, positionon theeventsleading Brewster said, "I'm notgoing Dellinger For Guests upto thisMayDay weekendat to make any response to the a press conference yesterday Vice President." morningat 11. Skepticism To Speak Completed Speaking before about 50 Several reporters By WILLIAM BULKELEY representativesofthenational challenged Brewster on his ByMICHAELSHERMANand CHUCK CRITCHLOW No one was sure whether they news media, Brewster em- statement issued last Thurs- werepreparingfor a "Woodstock phasized day was "skeptical of Yale administration officials the " ob- thathe only Nation," or a "," jectives shared, by all the ability of said yesterday they expect 9 a to 12 thousand people needing a butpreparations forthe expected members of the Yale com- to achieve Mayday weekend influx were munity-the promotionof legal anywhere in the place to sleep over the weekend. fair trial They therefore foresee no made all over the campus and social justice." ." yesterday. Referring to today's difficulties in followingPresident He said he hadnot intended Brewster's directive issued Estimates as to the size of the planned gathering on the to disparage the legal system expected green, he said, "This is not a earlier this week which permits crowd varied. Bill or any of its judges by his colleges and the Old Campus to Farley,1971,andchairman of the Yale rally; it. was not statement. Strike Steering Committee, said organized by a Yale group." house guests "up to the limit of "The question of the fair- sensible and safe housing." 15,000to25,000 wereexpectedbut Brewster maintained that 10,000 relatively fewmembers of the ness of a trial is notlimited to Theupperlimit of "sensibility" added he felt only about the motivation of the judge, would be approximately 13,000 will stay at Yale tonight. Yale community had' urged Today, Bobby but it extends also to the persons including current Mayday, will seearally that the trial of Scale political atmosphere 4 to 8 on and eight other Black Pan- in which boarders. from the lower Green> the trial is held," he.added. The Fire Marshal recom- and Abbie thers for the murder of Alex Conspiracy Fackley be stopped, but he A trial involving mended this limit after con- Hoffman of the will revolutionaries, ducting a survey of all the speak. Other speakers include stressed Yale's concern that and Carol Brightman Ven- justice be done in the case. especially black colleges and the Old Campus. of the revolutionaries, "The question a fire law is ceremos Brigade and Big Man, "NoWoodstock" is bound to of Information "Thisis nopicnic. This is no create agreat deal of political not involved," said Henry assistant Minister of .Woodstock," the Yale passion-sufficient passion to Chauncey,Jr., Special Assistant of the . Fire The foodcommittee announced president continued. justify an expression of to the President. "The 25,000 35,000 skepticism about the Marshall came up with a sane it expectedto feed to "Probably some who want people at supper today. People violence possibility of a fair trial, and sensible figure. Ifindividual will be here." will be fed out of doors at all the Brewster said he and most Brewster said. colleges want to be insane and byexceeding the limit, colleges and on the Old Campus. other members of the Yale Questioned about the insensible Tears of violence were expressed by many night community it's up to them-I won't know Suppliesand army communications equipmentare Last the housing com- wanted to see a propriety of his statement, yesterday. Tags for shirts, posters screaming mittee reported "lots of people" peaceful demonstration. He emphasized about it." stockedin the basementof the Hallof Records. The of fascism" and boarded-up Brewster that he No Steering htlildillg behind City Hall. "Violence is the tool have already come to them and said violence would greatly had made it in a private Student Committee is located windows appeared across the campus and around Housing request for the use of other asked for housing. is harm the cause of the capacity, and not as a New Haven. availablein every college. Panthers on trial here. University facilities such as representative of Yale Ingalls Today is the main rally for the "Innocence is noprotection University. classrroms or Rink was He said he would ever received by three day weekend. if violence breaks out," he not retract statement or the ad- l!he ministration, Chauncey added. National Streets; Themain rally willbe followed added. wording. Guard To Patrol alter its Ifadditional space is needed to by more speeches at Yale and He indicated Yale's role in He University's on Campus at housingand feedingthose who stressed the house visitors, the New Haven dances theOld and concern with legal and social Green will be available, ac- Ingalls Rink. come to New Haven this justice, "with particular It will be preceded by a 10:30 weekendwas designedto help cording to police sources. relation to Yale's role in the Petrau, 1973,coordinator Federal Troops press conference at the Cour- insure the preservation ofthe Mike Held In Reserve community." of the Student Housing thouse. . „«.,, "non'vrolent nature-of—the . Com— of Saturday will be demonstrations. He denied reports that the niiilee. indicated that one to two , Most Governor idevotedto workshops on a wide "Opening up the University student strike had polarized thousand persons can be ac- MitchellCalls the community, saying there comodated in area homes and Weekend Schedule range of subjects. These groups would be a much smaller however, Friday, May willmeet at Yalefrom 10-12inthe provocation than keeping all was awidespreadbelief in the churches. He hopes, to 1 Troops ; "common objectives" of all house all visitors on the Yale Calls Guard 10:311 am.: Press conference in front of courthouse with 4000 morning and from 2-4 in the af- the gates closed and members community. representatives of participating organizations Four thousand federal troops ternoon. retreating into a fortress," of the campus. ByJOHNCOOTS University plan to 12-4 pm.: Rock music on the Green were dispatched yesterday to Anafternoonrallyon the Green Brewster added. "The only differences are officials Police Chief James Ahem England means degree," keep the main gates at each 4-7: Main Rallyon theGreen. Speakers include AbbieHoffman, bases in New at the will follow the workshops. He saidhe was "immensely those of and announced yesterday morning request Speakingat rally he added. college open throughout the National Dave Dellinger of the 8; Carol Brightman of Ven- of Connecticut Governor the willbeArtie proud of the energy,common that Guard soldiers Brigade; Big Man Party. John Dempsey. Scale, wife of Panther Chairman senseandgoodwill of theYale Brewster denied reports weekend. "will be deployed throughout the ceremos of Black Panther At campus policeman 7-2am. (longer if possible): Dancing plus speeches attngalls Dempsey asked for the troops Bobby Scale, ,John community" displayed thathe wasplanningto resign least one city to supplement local efforts" telegram "precautionary Froines, willbe stationedat thisgate at all police patrols. Rink, Old Campus, other areas to be announced. in a as and other throughout the past few as a result of the present of the New Haven measure" inthe eventthat police members of theConspiracy, the weeks. crisis. times. The statement followed an secondary gates Saturday, andNational Guard are unable to French playwright Whether announcement yesterday by- potential violence in the remain open will be the decision N. 10-12n.: Workshops on complete range of subjects. contain the and of Governor John Dempsey announced; Countryman this weekend. Leadership of the members of each college. saying theNational Guard would 2-4: Locations tobe contact Peter at New Haven Southern Christian Multitudes Chauncey said, "The main be deployed in New Haven and Dwight Hall for information or suggestions. The4000 troopsare drawn from Conference. Media's Scale, brigade 8, gates will be closed in only two federal troops would be in 4-8: Rally onGreen. Artie BlackPanther Party. Tom the 2nd of the 82nd After demonstrators will Hayden, Genet, Ralph Aber- Division, stationed to campus for circumstances: if Iorder them readiness this weekend. JohnFroines of Chicago 8. Jean Airborne at back the City closed,or if the officerat the gate Dempsey nathy,plus others to be announced. Fort Bragg, North Carolina and dances atIngalls Rink and on the Mass In Elm acted on a formal Ist regiment of Campus. believes there isareal clear and request for assistance from 8- :Musicetc. Locations tobeannounced. from the the Old By LEW SCHWARTZ as a potential cover story. "Its secondMarine divisibn stationed Sunday,aBlackMusic Festival Cambodia," sudden danger for the people Mayor Bart Guida. The troops "My motherdidn't want me to only competition is Sunday, May 3 at Camp Lejeune, North will takeplace, probably on the come down," Bice Clemow, Time's Greg Wierzynski. inside the college." havebeenorderedondutyas of9 Carolina. said said University officials morning. 3pm.: Blackmusic festival. Locations tobeannounced. Yale campus. owner of the Hamden Chronicle "We are Yale-oriented here," declined this The paratroopershave flown to MedicalPlans West News. the national comment on whether Phelps Indications are thesoldiers will and the Hartford educational open. Westover Air Force Base in Medical stations havebeen set it," correspondent "There Gate would remain be deployed on the main arteries Falls, Massachusetts, "ButIcouldn't saidthe added. is Although Yale plans leading Chicopee up in Pierson College, at the longtimenewspaperman. an interesting juxtaposition to house tothe Green andinneigh- FacultyDenounces about 70 miles fromNew Haven; (conlinetl on page 4) press corps, happening on only 9000 visitors, it will provide borhood areas outlying the Yale The elite of the between what's the 35,000 the Marines were sent to Quonset over a hundred strong, has Yale campus and on the Green. food for over demon- campus. in well strators, most of whom are ex- Point Naval AirStation Rhode descended on New Haven in Werealizethatthis is anew thing The National Guard has Island, about a two hour drive Wesleyan anticipation of disturbances for Yale." pected tobe fromtheNew Haven establisheda field headquarters area. CambodianInvolvement from the city. relating to the May Day TheConnecticutpress corps is in the basement of 200 Orange The newly revealed policy of Isaac Kramnick, assistant The troops can be deployed in demonstration. also here in force. Ed Chinnock The Department of Dining Street. -the Nixonadministration toward professor of political science, New Haven only by executive Reporters represent papers of the Hartford Times focused his Hallshas over-extendedits credit Ahem said the was said, By having additional Cambodia criticized "The entire affair is order of President Nixon. Struck that range from the Washington feature on the Yale student. by $8,000 as a result of to manpower of the Guard "will yesterday by a number of Yale disgusting. We've been here Dempsey, however, requested Post to the Times. "I'm really interested in the buy suchlarge quantities of food enable the City to it can to faculty troops a weekend, do all members. before. The whole thing is a the "pursuant to sub- All the New Yorkpapers and the reasons why students have this according to a insure anorderly andnon-violent The consensus was expressed typically Kissengeresqueplan." sequent request for their use and Bombings three television networks are chosen this time to make a member of the student food demonstration and permit the by H. Bradford Westerfield, Asked about the effect of the assistance." strongly represented. committee. seriesof fire and a stand." The correspondent city to function as normally as professor of political science, intervention ondomestic politics, Government sources reported A bombings "I just wish there was some features one student in a column The University hopes to cover possible." who said, "The Nixon ad- that Nixon "informally" ap- bomb scare shook Wesleyan hole," one today's Kramnick replied, "I don't think yesterday, place toeatin this said for paper. this cost with "non-coercive Whether the city will function ministration is running very win against a proved of the transfer of the University hours reporter, has suffered the Generally, diners, con- Nixon can unified arally in support of who themassed minions donations" from normally is doubtful. Shops on grave and unnecessary risks in Democratic Party in 1972 if he troops and possible use of the before there ordeal of life in the Elm City of the media are waiting for tributions from college social the periphery of the Green are expanding the war. troops but has not ordered their the New Haven Panthers. Tuesday. fees, regular though gets us involved in Cambodia." A police investigation so far since today and tomorrow. "It's abig and the weekend being boarded up as "Myown strong feelingis that said, deployment. But for most of the journalists story," one operating budget for board. (continued page On therole of theCIA,he has uncovered no suspects or executivesaid. on 4) we werebetteroff withSihanouk. very The justice department said and TV commentators the week We should have joined with "I wouldbe surprisedif the yesterday that a "civil distur- clear motives in the incidents. has been both educational and in reimposing CIA hadn't played alarge role in bance team"headedbyAssistant Early yesterday morning half reminiscent of their college him on the country. Then he the overthrow of Sihanouk." Attorney General William of a music annex on the Mid- careers. wouldbe indebted to bothus and After the announcement by Ruckelshaus is in New Haven to dletown, Conn., campus was Woodstock Notion the North Vietnamese. President Nixon last night that observe the rally. destroyedby fire. Astudent store "This is a beautiful thing to "Thereasonfor this is Ithink the US was sending several Dempsey, in his telegram to also wis damaged when a fire watch happen," NBC's Lem he's going to win, and win with thousand American troops into Mitchell,justified the requestfor bomb was thrown in one of its Tucker said of the Yale scene. only the communists supporting Cambodia to pursue the North troops, saying that "based on windows. The flashy dressing broadcaster him." Vietnamese, Westerfield had present information it is further Between 4:30 and 5:30 spent over five minutes Askedabout thepresent stance these further comments: "He's my opinion and that of the at- yesterday morning three false describing the New Haven escalating both the torney-general the State alarms were turned in on cam- of the Senate Foreign Relations war and the of of alarms, situationonthe Huntley-Brinkley Committee, which has opposed' rhetoric." Connecticut that the local and pus. Shortly after those Report with Charles Quinn, last further involvement,Westerfield 'Gross Distortions' Statepoliceforces,supplemented the interior of a building being night. said, "The speech was filled with by theNational Guard, if totally converted to a data processing Tucker and Quinn form the "It's highly desirable. The gross distortions. Never did he committed, should be able to center was gutted by flames. maincontingent ofa 25-manNBC administration is moving in the mention the overthrow of contain any violence that might At 6, anundetonated Molotov crew now in New Haven. opposite Sihanouk, or even the existence icocktail was found in another direction of where we occur. annex, "This isamajor story," Quinn should be going. Ibelieve we're ofSihanouk. Nordidhepoint out "However, there remains a ■music and at 11 a bomb added. "I only wish there were over-extended indefending all of theextremely likely contingency strong possibility that the scare occurred at the Univer- more people already here." South Vietnam. Idon't believe that the North Vietnamese will violence might escalate beyond sity's science center. The two NBC men toured the this shouldbe broadened toother simply withdraw deeper into our capacity and that additional No persons were hurt in the Yale campus this evening, Cambodia, dragging us in after be necessary," he fires. countries." forces would Last amass at trading jibes with Branford Scully'sNightmare them. continued. night, rally the students and Dwight Hall Vincent Scully, master of "Nixonis graspingat straws. Nixon, according to the White Universityheardmembers of the workers. Morse College, More and more, he sounds like House spokesman, echoed Black Panther Party and John called the Froines,. Chicago After wandering into a Cambodia policy a "nightmare." Johnson in the last year-and-a-. Dempsey's belief in approving a 9 defendant. Branford Bach Society meeting, "It's the same thing all over half of his Presidency. the troops and said there wasno Campus police and 350 student Tucker said, "They aren't the again," he said. "The best solution to me," reason to believe that the units volunteers planned a special fire people Ilove, but they sure sing "The thing that frightens me continued Westerfield, "is to let would be used. watch to guard against further well." most is that the Pentagonseems Thieu's control shrink toanarea "We are confident that a incidents. CompetingWith Cambodia to be taking the matter into its large enough to accommodate successful effort on the part of One Wesleyan secretary took All of the major networks and ownhands. It's getting to the those South Vietnamese who are local authorities, students and her files home withher last night news magazines'are represented Student Marshals 10. point where the Pentagon seems not Communist. Then he could administrators at Yale will keep in fear her office would be bur- will wear yellow headbands ned, in the throng. Both Time and Mellow Yellow idcutily themselves. These marshals are respon- to be the real enemy. They are control without theUnited States the demonstration peaceful," the according to sources at Newsweek Are considering this sible for givinginformation and directions. growing more uncontrolled. backing him up." government source said. Wesleyan. DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY I, 2 YALE 1970 Panel Discussion OfPolitics and Semantics Ifl^P YOUR NEW DEALER IN%ftm (The following colloquy is the different reason-namely, the aftermath of the violence would strike is that it hasn't been THE NEW HAVEN AREA FOR Second classpermit. Second ClassPostageRaidat New Haven,Conn. second of a two-part series way that black people have backlash upon people who live specifically tied to demands-we The Yale DailyNEWS isprintedby Webcomo Co., Bridgeport, Conn. adapted from a panel discussion traditionally postured is through here. In this case people who stay out until. Giventhe realities Published daily exceptSaturday andSundayajring the college year. Erikson, rhetoric, have that coming down on you Suscription price $17.00per year. Mailaddress 2/1AYale Station, among Kai professor of verbal but they are not them of politicalpower, won't have New Haven,Conn. 06520 Tel. 203-787-5791. sociology and master of Trum- given to romantic posturing much of the time anyway are the power to sustain that. What bull College; Kenneth Keniston, which puts themin the position of black people. would happen at Yale is that of psychiatry; having What do you mean by the when George T. Guernsey IV, professor Kenneth to be defeated, hit in the Q. the administration said it Business Manager Mills, assistant professor of head, and oppressed. They get politics of despair? grant the demands, Garrison, could't all DouglasF. Associate" Business Manager philosophy, and moderator this too often as a daily diet Mills: When Iearlier used the you wouldthink "Hownow should Jeffrey Gordon.) anyway. term of despair," I we act to prove weren't 11 politics being Warren, "the we Thomas D. ManagingEditor Q.VVhat wouldyour reactionbe to One of the most tragic things wasn't really thinkingofstudents merely rhetorical?" You first Douglas L.Hallett, Editorial Page Editor a buildingtakeover to furtherthe about a move to the politics of involved with Yale; Iwas really thinkof seizingWoodbridge Hall, Bo Wfa* 1 JohnE. Coots, ExecutiveEditor ends of the current strike? confrontation and building thinking of the process of which means you will be 111 Alan L. Beller,ProductionManager Mills: The building seizure is seizureisthat it wouldleadto the disillusionment that occurred to repulsed, given the power " really a played out politics. It most God-awful black-white largely white, middle-class distributions in this society. Lawrence Jj. Entrel, PhotographyEditor leads only to setback; after the schism. Ithink that the black idealists. One of the first things But after the repulse, you bust, activity Koch, Photography must begin from a students andblack faculty would that struck me when Ifirst came would return to school much StephenR. Editor veryregressive position. Ithink in all probability publicly to this country was the terrific further behind politically than ! it is a stupid kind of politics. repudiate such a move. idealism about the society. But you were in the spring, much Oneof the thingswe havegoing Further, black students and many kids since Vietnam have more demoralized. I think FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1970 for us here is that in the black faculty have a vested in- recognized that thissociety is not Columbia and other places ac- —— — leadership of white radicals there terest in a nonviolentMay First all it wascracked uptobe. There tually moved backwards after News-— —— — . — — NormanL.Dean is the clear awareness by most demonstration, if violence is is thatmoment of recognitionand their big bust. You can start Business: . RobSteinbaum that such politics is disastrous, initiated by people who have no disillusionment: recognition that getting some changes at Yale- Photography: :, LarryEngel On the otherhand, neither black on-going relationships with New changingthingsis a really long, perhaps somewhat limited-but Copy Editors:————— —————Lew Schwartz,BillRobbins, Sam Swartz students norblack faculty want a Haven-people who would just difficult haul for which nobody at least you aren't movingback- NightEditors: —- Phil Falcone,Jay Adkins building seizure, for perhaps a split town after the violence-the has any absolutely clear ideas; wardspolitically. Thepolitics of and disillusionment when change "let's smash it" and thengetting seems blocked-even more so smashed seem to me to be because of the present national ruinous. What The Faculty Did Administration. Q. So you see a "new politics" Keniston It seems that ail you cando is developingfrom this Yale Inelkel by I By CharlesH.Long and certainty that the initiative to the generalattitudes ofa great Ken andwas debated strike? FrederickL.Holmes was not his alone. many whitefaculty members. At at some length, and one of^ its attack thesociety from within-as Mills: We must change our MIDTOWN, LTD.Il

Of Politics and Semantics IstN.H.Sh.w.n9|TJffiffl (continued from page 2) buildingbecause they feel rather radical it's a cooption-have from the radicals'. But it also ADM. $2.00 70 LAWRENCE ST. when political thinking begins to guilty about sitting in the assumed a ridiculous posture means that there's going to have 624-0259 accord to the reality of the president's chair. At the end of which shows a lack of any to be for 1972 and sometime Cont. From 6:30 P.M.— Sat. and Sun, Cont. From 2:30 P.M. society and not to some this there is usually a period of strategic thinking,a lack of any onward-since theradicals are in sacrosanct blueprint. turmoil and thenbusiness settles thinking of process. n0 position to come to power- Thus wemust realize that the down asusual. The faculty then "To hell with liberals," they somehard thinking aboutradical terms of the present Yale appoints a series of committees say. That isfoolish. Peoplespout principles and what kinds of situation such as "strike", and to investigate the causes of the Mao Tse-Tung but purely as a cooperation you can pursue with "demand" are the vestigial recentdisturbance. Students are head trip. Ifyou start lookingat liberals withoutbeing boughtout. terminology of older, now invited to those committees but Mao's categories of primary There is always this fear of inadequate thinking. This is not don't show up-partly because contradiction, secondary con- cooption. You cannot get coopted just a semantic problem of Pur they don't have much faith in tradiction, and so on,youhave to ifyouknow whatyou'reall about, IB g rm^S^i inventivenessat theverballevel. faculty committees but partly ask yourselfa serious question if The back faculty did not get Cffrll It's aproblem of the inadequacy because the catharis has been so you're on the left: Is your main coopted at the Faculty meeting, ofour thinking generally to cope completeand totalthat everyone enemy the liberal or the Nixon They knew whatthey went in for with this society and what would is very happy to return to work. Silent-Majority? Iwouldsay at andbyandlarge theygot it. For be required to transform it. Now at Yale Ithrnk wehave a thispoint that theliberals are not severalreasons the president of Whathas been going onhere is chanceofdoingit differently. We the main enemy of a radical the University joined them, but a new type of politics. People have a chance of building movement. this is not because he coopted havebeen talking, for example, something which doesn't reach a It means, of course, that the their efforts, but because of his which liberals' interests own set of strategic plans. about the colleges as final catharsis' after are different "liberated spaces" without everyone is spent. Ihope the 'saying we've seized abuilding. kinds of discussions that have We have to use terms like been initiated will carry on; I Hitler Analogy "liberated spaces," and hopethekindof thinking andself- page 2) "liberated.areas" to start con- analysis that have characterized U-oiiliiiucd from War IT.and fHpdecision has political, natural one. to be made on the basis of the veying the kind of the past two weeks will not In gets from the regular awayboth sides are trapped present situation. thinking that away subside when the you .oldtermsof "strike," "demand," paraphernalia of academic life by thedictum whichsays, "If The lesson seems obvious. "building seizure," and "bust." begins again. don't know the mistakes of the Historical analogiesare fine, but Keniston: Campus a What kinds of political past, you are doomed to repeat they must be carefully applied. THE ULTIMATE crises have Q. in problem veryfamiliar coursewhichIhope strategies would you advocate? them thefuture." The The "Hitler analogy", un- IN REALITY this won't course white left, is that they have taken the ACHIEVEMENT one follow. The Mills: The radical analogy seriously. fortunately,is like anold whore IN COLOR is this: thedemands escalate; a having discovered the historical too that has beenbandied about once Feature—- History may well repeat itself, 6:30 THIS IS THEFILM 1771 building is occupied; there is a bankruptcy of certain types of exactly. too often. THAT l_2j _ cathartic bust that is often liberalism, having felt it was a but it never does so 8:20 GOESBEYOND nn j rmmt an>tboth tothtmi V' W iiiili by people in the fraud-that when The academic community 10:10 FROM OLYMPIC INTERNATIONAL welcomed the liberals sound began toquestionthe accuracy of ""~° the "Munich analogy" in 9 -S www""! CONT.FROMIP.M. Number Faculty Southeast , but the same On Tuesday the NEWS Action anlogy too loosely in < 2) is used its reported that observers were *A LOVE STORY...WESTPORT STYLE riinlimied from page perhaps unwisely and perhaps own backyard. The emotional we briefly too timidly, were willing predicting confrontations this could adjourn and for the imprintoftheHitler years is still the policeand AND FILMED IN WESTPORT...! meet after supper. President to assume the ad- for people weekendbetween itself, too strong many to such groups asNumber Nine. The body expressed with ministrative responsibility for shake off, but for the sake of the parliamentary device of a leading university through a The Number Nine group the academic integrity a more referred to in the report is a call for thequestion (duly passed crisis. But at least two other skeptical viewis vital. Similarly, by a majority ) important issues Bostonrevolutionary group and topi <"ar " two-thirds ended influenced the the radicals need to do some Haven'sNumberNine. !t Bob ond debate and wenton to affirm debate and the final vote. notNew 918 llil^^R^ the careful analysis before they Number NineinNew Havenis children's the modified resolution. One was the faculty's compare the United States with To implythat this was Chaos or a crisis center foryoung people recognition that not only were Nazi Germany. which provides legal, medical, manipulation is to misinterpret many of the proposals made fine One of the first questions they themeetinganddoesa disservice social and psychiatric coun- and realistic ones but some had ask conscientious objectors tothe seling. Itmaintains a storefront to afaculty which might,as their been discussed and considered Vietnam War is, "What would theatre have center at649 StateStreet and a counterparts elsewhere for some time and in a more you do if this were World War emergency done, finditself calledupon toact 24 hour phone presents >' "'■■ > searching debate than that of a II?" About the only acceptable number-787-2127. .... politically and swiftly on other general faculty meeting. answer is that this isn't World occasions. Amendment, The other clearly was that " adjournment, or members, ImI^'lH.IJ B^jmohJ my night al mau even a better resolution might-, many faculty the ff"*^*»w»W^rVft»ft^#iiTwil was for me the fin "Silver- 1 IfflW PKKI CONT. 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Groups Prepare For Visitors Information GS Senate Two Sports Play; (continued from page 1) Haven area. The Exit Coffee felony." EMERGENCY TELEPHONENUMBERS United ChurchParish House on House at the corner of Elm and A spokesman for the group CampusPolice 6-4400 Meeting Wall St. and at the Trinity College, the Bread and Roses urgedanyone who "seesabust or The Graduate School Senate Schedule Depleated of Coffee House on State Street, instance of " to Kiic 6-8341 (GSS) Lutheran Churchon thecorner voted down a strike Yale sports grinds to a virtual Asofnow, theEli stickmen will Orangeand Wall Streets. Yale- rooms 78 and 79 in Connecticut record badge numbers and Ambulance 787-4141 resolution Monday,nine senators Campus, give in- halt this weekend, as all but two participate without Kurt Sch- New Haven and St. Raphael's Hall on the Old and witnesses and the votingin favor,five against,and have may possibly the NewPolitics Corner to office. llcallh AidStation 562-1161 events been cancelled or moke. Others also decide Hospitals will be prepared for formation the one abstaining, according to postponed due to the current not to leave New Haven for the emergencies. and1084Chapel Street will serve Scales ofJustice iM-llour EmergencyRepairService 6-8081 chairman Jody Robinson. weekend. Law act as politicalsituation. Medicalplans call for50 roving as centers. students will also LegalAssistance Office 6-1106 Thirteen votes are to lightweight crew In other sports, the varsity consisting one Law School observers on the Green. These needed The team will teams of. pass a resolution. row on the Yale courseinDerby tennis match against Williams physician, one medical student Law School students have observers will be identified by a Trinity Church Parish House 624-3101 The failed to pass a this weekend against Harvard and the freshman baseball game and three medics, to patrol the made extensivepreparations for white armband with the scales of Housing 6-0110 GSS also it. Other observers in resolution supporting the first andPrinceton, andmore than the against Brown will be cancelled. Green area and the college legal aid and similar services. justice on were outlining procedures to other partsof the city may not be MayDay Committee 6-0115 demand of the Strike Steering Big Three Championship is at Those contests scheduled during the weekend. Leaflets stake. for today. Marshals will be stationed follow incaseof arresthave been wearing the armbands but will IlavenporlDay Care 6-3062 Committee, which Robinson said wearing check irregularities arrest called foranend tothe "injustice The strokershavenotdefeated around theGreen yellow circulated. for in in years in to help people The Legal Assistance Office at or police tactics. of the Black Panther trial." the Crimson 17 the. headbands direct BUILDINGSCLOSED FOR THE WEEKEND varsity boat, andawin tomorrow and give out information. Ad- 2501Law School (436-1106) warns WYBC has announced it will Seven senators votedin favor Davenport people at broadcast 24 hours a day at 94.3 ValeStation YaleCo-Op of the resolution, against, will make them the favorites to ditional unmarked marshals will the demonstration to nine take the crown at the try keep carrynoweapons or drugs to cycles throughout the weekend. and two abstained. Eastern sit in the crowd and to and Sterling Memorial Library ./.■ '.'"'■ Science Complex sprints held next week. Day the atmosphere calm and to stay with friends and away from The strike newspaper will A resolutioncalling fora halt to Care police. publish daily. Hcinccke RareBook Library , Commons A victory in the later tour- Davenport College will operate prevent panic. Spokesmen for plans for the Social Science In- nament could meana trip to the both groups made it clear they The"BustSheet" putoutby the The Yale Daily NEWS will forestrySchool Payne-Whitney Gymnasium stitute also failed to muster atemporarydaycarefacility this warns, arrest publish Saturday morning Henley Regatta in England. weekendfor childrenofbothNew wouldnotbe actingaspolicemen. office "Ifyouresist and I'eahndy Museum Gallery enough votes to pass. Nine development, you may be charged with possibly put out an extra Art In a late the Haven residents and visitors to Information centers havebeen edition senators voted in favor, four varsity lacrossemen voted to set up around the central New assaulting anofficer, which is a Sunday. I'lidoi-graduate Admissions and Financial Aid Office short required number. , the city. of the play their scheduled game The facility will continue Aresolution supportingthe day against Cornell in Ithaca operation Sunday evening. tomorrow until care and job training demand of at 3. The temporary daycare center Present Grading System Hit By Faculty the Strike Steering Committee Originally the Yale Athletic is supervised by a pediatrician received the Senate's en- Department sought using grades H,HP,P, :: extraordinarily had to andby professionalstaff from the By COOKIEPOLAN the andF. Ithink theunevendistribution small number do May, in summarizing the dorsement, fourteen senators change the time of the game to Yale Child Studies Center Nur- Grades are the farthest thing First, since this was the system shows that this system too is well and should get special arguments for and against the votingin favor,one against, and Monday May 4, but Cornell sery School. from most people's minds this used by the Yale graduate faulty," Galston said. recognition; and a small group proposal before the vote, men- three abstaining. refusedand threatenedto forcea TheDavenportday carecenter week. But inless extraordinary schools, the faculty was familiar The dissatisfaction apparently doesn't do well enough to get tioned the CSC position and the passed Yale Cornell is currently serve as times, by with it, he Yale College, credit." The GSS also a forfeit. will also "the central dominated non- said. is not limited to argument that such a move resolution calling on the faculty tied for theIvyLeague lead with lost-and-found facility for explosive issues, the subject of Secondly, "we didn't want the however. When Dean Baker " A two-division system, using would strengthen all the other Brown. survey of the Graduate School to ap- children separated from their gradingreforminvariably comes outside world to have an exact recently made a of the Honors, Pass, and evaluations. grades in support of the change. prove theundergraduate faculty Yale's only Ivy League loss is parents during the weekend," up. way of translating our grades possible effects on graduate "It wouldonly work if there wasa He also listed several reasons April and the totheBruinsand the threeteams according Seymour Lustman, question, "Why point averages," if were to resolutionof 23 GSS to The have into Griffin schooladmissions Yale strong sense of responsibility on advancedby those who opposed- resolution of the same day. shared the Ivycrownlast season. master of Davenport. grades at all?" probably can said. "We wanted to force drop theFail grade, many of the the part of the faculty to Wjrite and eventually defeated-the never beanswered to everyone's graduate schools to look at the responses included comments on detailed evaluations of the proposal. One of these was the satisfaction. But the question of student, not at a grade point the entire Yale College grading students whenever possible," "credibility of the transcript" why has grading system average. to a large extent, system. .ex- Yale the But Dean Baker emphasized,in idea. Some faculty members felt ' ' ' - itdoesis alittle easier to answer. our effort has been frustrated," The Director of Graduate plaining his preferred grading "skepticism might developwhich ■ . ■ . ', i I; The present Yale College four- UnderCriticism Studies at a midwestern state system. "But there is nopoint of would adversely influence the division grading system is inits Nowat the mid-pointof its-trial university commented, VI have such a system if the fail grade student's chances" to get into third year of a five-year trial period, the grading system has lostall senseof what aHigh Pass stays because the evaluation is graduate or professional school, period. ThedesignationsHonors, come under criticism from both Plus(average)mightmeanwhen importantpart." May said. Pass, Fail students and faculty. Many Yale College the : High Pass, and measured againsta ErodingtheSystem replaceda 1-100 agree Dean class of 1000 students." No Fail numerical scale. students with Grif- Itis noteworthy that not one of He also cited another possible By the endof the 1971-72 school fin's conclusion and label the H, "In my own experience," he reason faculty opposition year, faculty HP, P, system a "farce," continued, change these "ideal" grading systems for to the must decide F "the in the the CSC resolution. "Some retain, modify claiming grades grading system already includes the grade of Fail. whether to or their are in force However, recently faculty feel this is one more at- scrap the present system. Ac- equated with A, B, C, and F is much moredamagingbecause the faculty anyway. defeated a proposal to eliminate tempt at eroding away a system cording to Course of Study it deprives admissions com- disintegrated." (CSC) Many faculty also have com- mittees a yardstick the "F" grade from the tran- that isaboutto be Committee chairman of reasonable script and record only Arthur Galston, "We're in an plaints about the Yale College by which to compare Yale those Galston voiced similar sen- unstable positionnow-well have grading system. "The unhappy College graduates with each courses for which credit is timents,saying, "Many (faculty) to go further or slide back." thing is that pass has become a other." received and the grade given. have the view that students are Saybrook Dean'MartinGriffin, not-respectable grade and it Accordingtothe CSC resolution trying to get rid of , all who was on the CSC when the oughtto berespectable," Galston TheCSC won'tbeginits review which proposed the"change, the requirements that involve change was made in the fall of said. Griffin voiced a similar of the grading system until benefits were that a student disciplined work." 1967,explained the rationale for dissatisfaction, terming it "the sometime next year-the fourth wouldnolonger be deterredfrom And in the end, the opposition inflation trend." "HighPass has year of the trial period. Several anadventurous choice of courses won out-although for which alternatives, , j,. .; become the largest category and discussed in the by the risk that his transcript specific reason it is unclear. By '->.;■■. --.. ,J ;■'-■■.<' Guardsmen this is too bad," he said. context of "personal preferen- wouldbe permanently marredby sending the proposal back to the Askedif he thought High Pass ces," have been offered: an "F". The faculty would in CSC, in " the faculty effect killed it A ..":""■■; was a "meaningful grade", A four-division system, using turnbe aided inmaintaining the for two years at least, when the - ■ Theodore Baker, Assistant Dean A, B, C, D, with no F. "This integrity of Pass." entire grading system will be ... '■"...'■'■'.■...^y^R-vr-;^;'''':/^^'^^"^^.: Activated of Yale College, said, "Yes, it's systemisnearest toany standard Dean of Yale College Georges reviewed. ( page ) continued from 1 meaningful-but right now its grading system," Dean Griffin preparing for a longSiege meaning defendably- mayor is as an average said. "It reflects LUNCH The said he was "ex- grade." objective standards of per- tremely gratified" by students, faculty formance." DINNER community students and alike officials and leaders complain ofthe wide variationin " A three-division system, using AVolkswagen dealer ;' who desire a non-violent gradingacrossdepartments. For Honors, Pass, and No Credit. weekend. 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