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The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1971-1980 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 5-21-1976 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1976-05-21 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1971-1980 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1976-05-21" (1976). The Voice: 1971-1980. 147. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1971-1980/147 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection at Open Works, a service of The oC llege of Wooster Libraries. It has been accepted for inclusion in The oV ice: 1971-1980 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. lousing Explained by Douglas A. Slobodien understanding their cultural With Spring Quarter of 1976 differences. The last women's rapidly drawing to a close, the block will also reside in Andrews campus is humming with ac- and will work with the Big tivity. Students and faculty are Brother and Big Sister programs finishing their work for this year in Wooster, many of the girls VVv x acting as Big . and planning their academic and Sisters. - social calendars for the up- Next year's program houses coming year, but few have been also offers a variety of in- as busy as the people at Galpin teresting objectives. Keiffer Hall, particularly those in the House will continue its work as offices of Carol Morrison and an environmental center, but ii.U Nancy Cadle, where ap- with an essentially new staff, all plications for Section housing, male. Lewis House will be oc- blocked housing, program cupied by a group of women - doing volunteer work at Boy's - houses, and special cases, as p ) All-Camp- Village. The men of Hesson well as ,'. us Room . Draw, have been evaluated and House next year will be working decided. The' following is a in conjunction with Aey Jackson summary of these decisions: and CPPS, while Culbertson will house a group in- 4 . All of the Sections will remain of women I in their traditional places, with volved with the Wooster Art the exception of the one un-traditio- nal Center. The last program house Section, the OATS, is Dunn House, whose female who will be located in ' Scot occupants will be concerned Cottage next year. with nutrition, working with the Wooster Food Co-o- p, the .r. ".; " Scenes from "Ceremonies In Dark Old Men.' (photo by Ken Uyera) ... I There will be five housing Bread blocks, including two groups of ' for the World Program, and men and three groups of women. Food Service here on campus. an- One. group of men will live in There , was one more ' nouncement made by Mrs. " Kenarden Lodge with the . ob- jective of communicating with : Morrison and Miss Cadle which, to say the surprised . a . and being an aid to the Frosh least men, while the other male group number of people. Next year, the Holden Annex will be taken over --- will comprised a ---- nv iiamn JAnni employment, although he is - the problem, since it has the be of number of men from Sixth Section residing by upperclass men. This was Many Wooster who "considerably more moderate." power to change the tax laws. ' students over Fourth Section with hopes done for two reasons first it : Republican Policy feel isolated from the outside . In the camp, both Foreign gives independent men a new ' of betting relations between the candidates advocate . less Mo Udall, an early critic of the wui iu wui cast, uicir uuvu iu fraternities. The first women's alternative for college bousing November for a Presidential governmental' interference in .Vietnam War, supports Israel besides Douglass, Babcock, or economy. block will be in Wagner Hall with candidate. Those who attended the Piper pointed out and advocates economic aid to a octuuu, auu, Thnndav't nanal Hicnccinn in that unemployment dropped the Arab states. He favors a program similar to that of the uui ruuui ui block in Kenarden, but in second, it enables a more equal De from 12 to 7 per cent during the detente and says he would cut men's Lowry center wui propaoiy to next year's new dispersion, of small houses informed on election day. Ford administration. Because of back on UJS. troops stationed relation better women students. The second between men and women. There the improvement in the around - the world. Humphrey v Five major, candidates 'were in- is much speculation at this point - block of females will be an represented during the hour-lon- g, economy, he said, the and Carter also support detente, as to some of the changes T group and that represen- Democrats have, "no economic although, the latter disagrees tegrated of Blacks debate. Each Whites, living in Andrews Hall, this decision will effect such as .' up issue." In his appeal to break ., with the way it is carried out. If tative summed his man's with the hopes of sharing and continued on page 4 ' views on five pressing national down big' government, Ronald elected, the Georgian says he Reagan (ex-govern- or of would cut defense spending by ', . professor of political science, California) emphasizes . the $8-1- 0 billion and improve social - Honors Young argued for Morris Udall; James importance of private enterprise programs. - Scholarship Hodges, .history - professor, - in the recovery. "The private In the GOP, both candidates byRayBules of Racky 's interests: religion, - are-- dispute represented- both -- . Hubert sector is the place to increase involved in a hot Ralph A. "Racky" Young, who helping students who need employment, Canal. Humphrey and Jimmy Carter; not the public," over the Panama Piper will retire from College service financial aid; and the Dave Seffens,- - a Kent State .said Seffens. accused -- Reagan of using the in June, will be honored with a portance of co-curricu- lar ac- graduate, ; spoke for Ronald . .Tax Reform issue to "scare people back to scholarship in his name. Young, tivities." Reagan: and Stuart Piper., a ' Both Udall and Humphrey the Cold War." He was careful to a 1929 Wooster graduate, has Young, who will serve as an "Wrwstpr praduat. sunnnrted oppose loopholes -- in the tax add that the President is against served as Assistant to the interim pastor for a church in - President Ford. - - system which allow the rich to any- "post-Vietna- m letdown." President, Director of - Ad- the area following his Economic Policy pay small amounts. The Ford's intra-part- y opponent missions, Dean of Men, and ' continued on page 4 rs control, An three Democratic con-tende- Arizonian says he would fiercely advocates U.S. Assistant Professor of Religion see unemployment as discourage corporate - of the canal, which he calls "an since 1936 the greatest economic problem. - monopolies, oppose - capital important defense asset" One of The Ralph - A. Young INSIDE .Non-candid- ate Reagan's most controversial - tax on Scholarship is to be awarded ; Humphrey gains, and increase the I multi-national- s. (senator from Minnesota) is a -c- Carter does not plans is to greatly strenghten the each year "to a junior religion o-sponsor --of the Humphrey deal much with the. issue defense department. major for his or her final year at -- In - ' Spring Hawkins Bill, which would because, as he says, "The": Energy : Wooster who demonstrates President doesn't have much Karan called . his candidate financial need and who, in ad- supposedly bring about full . Pictures employment through govern- control over taxes." "the leader in Congress in dition to outstanding academic ment jobs. Morris Udall According to Reagan, the energy and wildlife legislation." work, has demonstrated ability 7 middle-clas-s pointed out, Udall in- co-curric- ular (representative from Arizona), has the burden of . As he in activities." In -- Logan Review a supporter of the bill, says he supporting Uncle Sam finan- troduced a bill to prohibit years when no religion major cially. "GM, Exxon, and ATT unregulated strip mining, which' qualifies, the award will be would not tolerate the 8 per cent -- unemployment rate that "Ford don't pay the taxes," said Sef- was vetoed twice by the presented to . another Women's is planning for. According to fens. "You and I do, so we have President The Arizona humanities major. - -- Hodges, Jimmy Carter (ex-govern- or to close these loopholes." His congressman supports research The Scholarship, according to Tennis of Georgia ) is forfuller candidate blames Congress for continued on page 3 Dean Cropp, "recognizes three Pag 2 Friday,.Moy 21, 1976 at home if he wanted. The student who - depends - upon Lowry Center food service can not get something else. That lunch was awfuL The person who - Discrepancy the players from throughout the made it was either a moron or, 1. mc xti- v siltr t i a . - ' . state banded together and merely making the best thing cynical about others' achievements. Words of praise; dedicated the tournament finals . possible with the ingredients for genuine achievement are too seldom heard," Cleared Up to Mary, and are forwarding a . that a moron gave him. As far as ' plaque to that effect - I was concerned the only thing in , overshadowed by bursts of public focus on temporary, Dear Editor: For myself, I feel I should that bag that was edible was the shallow heroes. And that's what makes the Raton A. I would like to address an open apologize for some of my recent small bag of potato chips and a Young' scholarship so important and an honor so letter to all friends and behavior. If there have been packet of cookies.

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