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"SCIP is basically a clearing house. We remain in contact with Cincinnati social agencies. -In general, they are under-staffed and have an inadequate budget. We feed people into these programs. For-example, we-try to se t up good, well rounded programs for clubs and schools in unperprivileged communities: We really do not change that many lives; we do .not try to. These kids have been brought up in a certain life style that is their own. We-can learn as much or morefrom them -as'Jhey can /rO,m uS.' ThiB'iBreally, an education lor those who get - involved. ~Someday we win be; voters and this might help us fulfill tha(task, better than it is 'being. done now. This is our norm. , However, ue can play the' great ' , liberal or radical role... it is . easy; since we do not Pfly for it now. This program brings "an insight into the problems of; others, but most importantly it makes you look- at your own world with a wider perspective. Students should realize that we ~ are not the great hope of mankind; yet we have to carry this idealism and in some cases, radicalism into our next stage. of life-the established stage, or 'we Senate considers donn are not going to change or do 'anything except become another generation that had. some good for future meeting site ideas when they were,young, but : .. as I got. older and got a Student Senate at its January 21st meeting. will elect delegates to job-then got married and bought by Jim Lipovsky Acting on Marc Rubin's the University' Senate for the remainder of the '69·70 academic year. News Editor (A&S-71) proposal, the Senate a home and had children and the Students interested in serVing as a delagate must petition by January approved the bill by a large responsibilities built up. . . . " 19 in the -Student Senate Office 222 T.U.C. and should attend the Senate meeting Jan. 2'1. Student Senate, in an effort to margin. An amendment that Art Cohn improve communications with the would have required one meeting Chairman of SCIP student body at large, has voted to be held outdoors was defeated. The site and date of the meetings - to conduct at least two Senate meetings per quarter in the have yet to be chosen and cleared residence halls "upon their for residence hall approval. approval. " The Senate also approved S.221, "UC boanl .e.ber diScussesideas Amendment I to the Student Government Constitution. The amendment, to become effective thai raised question of.'Co.inunism' with the seating of the 1970-71 Inside story Senate, stipulates that the by Randy Kleine Langsam, as reported in the very difficult to do anything , 'Student Government is the NR Staff Reporter Cincinnati Post and Times Star, about it now. You have to prove Brodie Blast official - representative of, the said, "Unhappily, people make that the man had no reason to .•.. page two full-time students of the Ohio , Mr. Philip Meyers, member of accusations. I get this on all kinds talk about communism," said College of Applied Sciences and, ~ the U.C. Board of Directors who of issues, not only political, from Meyers. the Raymond Walters Branch." Metro Show caused a city-wide stir when he people who don't get along with "I do not know the name of the page two The amendment also provided mentioned- in a Board meeting facu lt y -members. 'The vast man," he admitted, "because this that the Senate shall expand to 44 that one man on the U.C. faculty m a j o r it y of charges are student is careful not to let it -be members in order to preserve is an "avowed Communist" and unfounded. " known. Scope what Senator John Schneider that another has been described as ,Speaking of the avowed "In this case I am an avowed (A&S-70), a' sponsor of the page three "left of left," has voiced his own Communist, Meyers said "A anti-Communist. I feel very measure, termed the strong opposition to Communism. student in his class was quite strongly that anybody who proportionate representation Meyers, a nan who became a upset by'it-'why did they let a believes in communism," Meyers according to -individual colleges. Nowhere builder after he retired, has been person like that teach;' It was stated, "ought to be put on a page six Another. measure passed was S. on the Board of Directors for 18 reported' to me, I suppose, boat, sent over to Russia and 378, dealing with the Student years. He said in an-interview with because I am on the Board. dumped on the shore over there. ealth Service. The measure Ii the. News Record via telephone "In another case it was reported How' any American citizens can charged the Facilities and Services , Bear-facts from Florida: "I made no to me that a .man was 'left of left.' believe in communism after you Committee "to' work with the accusations. I said that it has -been He preaches and he speaks about witness the despotism .... the .page eight student representatives to the reported through various sources it in his class," Meyers continued. complete disregard for human Student Health Service's advisory that a graduate student assistant "That is all I know; I was not freedom and for human life that committee" to study student' NYR&R admitted in his class he is a there. ,exists in Russia today, how complaints about the health page fourteen communist. I was not there; I did "In the Board meeting I asked if .anybody could be a communist I . service' and to find ways of not hear it." this could be investigated-could don't know. ' alleviating them. University President Walter C. anything be' done about it. It's (Continued on page 2) Page Two THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD January 16, 1970. 'Liberal; life of college' -professors '"' ~' .~ ~ _.'- f'oslers ideas aboulsociety' s wrongs' (Continued from page 1) "This has nothing to do with Marxism will always break down, communism," Meyers explained, where it was completely incorrect. Meyers explained that many "but I mention this because so And written by a man wlio was a theories seem to be good bu t in many things in theory are good bastard if there ever was one," practice they fall apart. As an but in practice they break down." IMeyers pointed~ut. example he cited unemployment , . "Then he begins to say, 'Well, compensation. The theory, Meyers explained why he there's something. to this;' I think Meyers explained, is that if a man believes some college professors he's right.' And pretty soon they wants, to work and wants respond to ideologies like begin to believe that what the employment, he and his children communism: "In the liberal world needs is more communism should not be allowed to starve. environment in which the college and less of our capitalistic system .. He is entitled to the 26 weeks professor lives, there- are many I can see where it takes place but, unemployment compensation that things. that, to his mind, are by gosh, if the man does not want is given if one cannot find a job. wrong. If he lives in this to look at the other side, I say he "I t's conceivable-that's, the cloistered atmosphere of the doesn't belong in our University theory," Meyers stated. academic world, and it is nor in any other university. But in practice, Meyers pointed somewhat a cloistered Maybe in the Russian university; out, people who do not intend to atmosphere, he begins to think and that's where, by gosh, I'd find employment often receive our system is wrong. . send them. " not only the 26 weeks of , "I' hen they begin reading ,"In all counts I am violently unemployment' compensation; bu t Marxist communism and do not opposed to communism and I e veri more due to poor have enough experience in ,believe, as a member of the Board, administration. worldly matters to see where if I can prove that any professor is using time in the classroom to preach communism, I would be for throwing him out, despite t enure and everything else," Meyers said. "I can see where that subject would come up in economics or in political science, but then a teacher should discuss it just as a book would discuss it.?" he concluded. _ According to the same Post and (NR photo by Bill Heckle) Time-Star story professor of law Dr. Wilber R. Lester said that the Arn e r i can Association of Fire' at Brodie Complex University Professors allows relative topics to be discussed freely in class. brings fire corps to UC type of heating. The heater was Peter R. Thoms the Board's A special canvas used to cover legal adviser, has ~oted that the situated underneath the canvas JOHNNY METRO'S all featuring top entertainment will concrete and keep it from freezing California court system holds that and became too hot causing the take place' live tonight at Wilson Auditorium at 8 p.m. Rehearsing for caught fire Tuesday afternoon membership in the Communist brief fifteen minute fire. the show above is the band known as "Roman Orgy" who will be near the construction site of the Fire Marshall Hoff of the Party is not sufficient grounds for new Brodie Science Complex. appearing in the show .(N R photo by Barry Kaplan) - Clifton district reported that there dismissal. The canvas was heated at the was minimal damage and that the time by a special heater fueled by carpenters at the scene started a propane gas tank. Propane gas is work immediately after the fire a colorless gas often used in this was extinguished.

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TUESDA Y AFTERNOONS fire at the Brodie Science Complex brought a horde of fire engines to the UC campus. Luckily the fire was ...... -) small and no damage was reported. (NR photo by Bill Heckle)

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:r . January 16, 1970 THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Page Three SCOPE organizes students Denver concert, dances, benefit to comhat pollution prohlems highlight Residence HaU Week by Evie Toft elected to the Ohio Basin Region A concert carnival community Hall. Activities in the individual Feature Staff of SCOPE. The Ohio Basin Region service project, and ~ lecture will halls are planned for Jan. 28. is one of the nine regions and highlight U.C.'s Jan. 23-29 David Schneider was Concluding the week's program includes: Ohio, Ind., Ky., W. Va., Residence'Hall Week.. will be a lecture at 12:30. p.m. elected board member to the Ohio and parts of Penn., N.Y., 111., and The opening event will be a Basin Region of SCOPE, a new Thursday, Jan. 29 in the Great Va. concert by folksinger and Hall, Tangeman University Center, national student anti-pollution Each region will choose one composer John Denver at 7: 30 organization, at its first meeting in by Stephen Butter, re pr esentative to a national and 9:30p.m. on Friday, Jan. 23 nationally-known draft attorney Cincinnati, Dec. 29. SCOPE advisory board to in Wilson Auditorium. Tickets will SCOPE (Student Council on and authority on legal aspects of Secretary Hickel. This board will be $1.50 for students and faculty the Selective Service System. ~ Pollution and Environment) was meet periodically with Secretary and $2 for general admission. established by the Federal Water Hickel in Washington. A "Monte Carlo Carnival Night" Pollution Control Administration Regional SCOPE boards are to will be held at 7: 30 p.m. Jan. 24 (FWPCA) of the Department of provide the regional director of in the Siddall Res-idence Hall TYPING EDITOR NEEDED the Interior to provide' young the FWPCA with new ways of cafeteria. Admission is 50 cents. adults with a voice in the controlling water pollution. WXIX-TV's "Cool Ghoul", will formulation of solutions to SCOPE will conduct periodic entertain at a party for Any 0 ne interested national and r eg io n a l seminars in various cities Tof the handicapped children at 1 p.m. applying for typing editor of environmental problems. Ohio Basin Region this year to Jan. 25 in the Great Hall, One hundred and fifty college enlist the help of more students in Tangeman University Center. the NR is invited to come to' and senior high school students finding concrete ways to battle Planned for Monday, Jan. 26 are the NIl offices in the Student from within a 100-mile radius of the problems of water pollution; a special Hawaiian dinner in the Union today at 4 p.m. Also, Cincinnati attended. The regional SCOPE board will University Center; the opening of SCOPE's purpose is to provide a expand its membership to, nine to a photograph display by the an~one else interested in broad base for directing student- accommodate those who missed Residence Halls Association in the typing may come up. activities aimed at combating' the Dec, 29 meeting. same building, that will depict life environmental pollution. Future meetings of SCOPE have in the dormitories; and dances Secretary of the Interior Walter not been announced. beginning at 8:30 p.m. in the J. Hickel said, "We want to tap Altogether, 3,000 students Siddall Residence Hall cafeteria the enthusiasm, vigor, and' fresh attended the nine regional and the French Residence Hall ideas of our country's high school meetings held simultaneously in "lobby. and college youth in this battle to A t la nt a , Boston, Chicago, After the Jan. 27 protect and preserve our precious Cincinnati, Dallas, Kansas City, g a me with Wichita State and irreplacable water resources. Portland, Richmond, Va., and San University, there will be a "Gay We want to involve the youth of Francisco. . 90's" night in French Residence our nation in the fight to prevent 1970 GRADUATES: the contamination of our environment. " . .. .&#~COSMETIC BOUTIQUE Engineering • Science • Business Administration • Liberal Arts Recent polls have indicated that the quality of our environment is , .1.1'~"",or BE PRETTY .. BE PAMPERED fast becoming a major issue on campuses throughout the nation. "~J II; BY HIGH LIGHTING YOUR Schneider was one of five ~~- BEST FEATURESI TRIBUNAL POSITIONS Petitions are now available UTIQUE AN INVITATION! COSMETICS BO COME IN FOR A COMPLETE MAKE-UP XEROX- for the following A&S Tribunal positions: PHONE AS OUR GUEST junior woman 961-0206 UNIQUE JEWELRY - NEGLIGEES - WIGS - ETC. freshman man OPEN: MON •• TUES., WED •• SAT., 10:00-6:00 freshman woman THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10:00-9:00 . Petitions are in the A&S BANK AMERICARDS and SHOPPERS CHARGES HONORED Tribunal mailbox, T.U.C. IS COMING TO CAMPUS -- WED., JA N. 21,. 1970

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". Page-Four , THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD J.anuary 16,1970 'Editorial r:tt~~stottieEdi'tO!' ;IIlUIIIJIIIIIFIllIIlillLl, ..JIL. UJIJ-".UII.,. 11111 UBA$teps a-head Crippled English-ushersi~ new year .1 Earlier this week the United Black Assn. (UBA) released a I statementconceming their future coalition agreements with Sir: Sileny Majority, the Forgotten want; I am a student, and have a the Corryville Community Council. The statement which was The New Year is often heralded American, expensive Senate very good idea of what I want. the first of its kind from the UBA this year, pointed out that by a minor Renaissance; spirits facilities, astrograss, grass, the Don't, don't ever, insist I should one of its major goals is to " ... get black students flourish .beaconed by the promise wonder of American Industries, ,be objective--my reason I divine involved ... " It is an effort by the UBA worthy of note of a new decade. ' and every other capitalized cliche 'from myself, not" from some Let it not be saidthat our own which serves your stagnant reason. imaginary tally sheet on which because for the first time in a long while they are moving into literary giants bring forth scourges Please, I beg you, do not apply emotion is a minus. the community to offer their help. at the New Year's threshold, your epithetic idiocies to relevant Perhaps all these editorials at In particular the organization will be focusing their' work in rather, they spew forth praise. subjects. Don't talk about the decade's commencement were the Corryville area where they believe work needs to be done. With crippled English' and inane education, this University, or its more than apropos. Let us reflect The coalition which was formed intends to work especially profundities, the' much lauded students. on moonwalks, on sex and drugs, new era is ushered in. Four major You fancy, yourself the new and pollution, because when on the problems of urban renewal in the area. In doing so grammatical mistakes and the intelligentsia - sentences of things take precedent over people they have asked for help from all those interested in lending a most insipid rhetoric by the Joycean .complexity, monumental munificent ideas are at a hand. Their statement mentioned a need for architecture and Editor-in-Chief m-eeted readers of profundity. The real design is premium. What the hell do you design students as well as others versed in particular skills. the News Record this silence. Challange anyone who have to say about the last ten Also, for the first time in a long while it seems that UBA optimistic January. We discovered questions your rheumatic years? They've happened? Don't that "one thing is certain . . . e mot ion--be "objective," for be insulting, or sell your paper to has opened their doors for those MO wish to help, both there will be ten years before objectivity protects your Scripps-Howard. Up with flatus, black and white. The key phrase from Bruce Walton, 1980," that "the Middle East will' aloofness, your arrogance, and down with editors--: it is time Chairman of the Central Committee went, "to succeed it will still by the' Middle East, " and the, disguises all self-aggrandizing egos. asses learn, to speak. The take an all out effort from black students and from others awesome news that free sex has I at one time wrote for the qualifications of an ass may not yet to be legalized. / News Record ,resigning when I interested." It is essential that the meaning in this sentence meet the high standards of News However, u'nkindly this did not wish to associate my ,Record, but more than likely, be taken exactly for what it is worth and that is simply a plea generalization mav be, this was a opinions with a staff whose idea their vocal cords are at the correct for help from others than just the blacks. typical News Record effort. It of news was indistinguishable anatomical end. We heed this particular statement, as important because seems newsmen and columnists of from its idea of polite slander. _ Noah Sepsenwol that paper are bred of that unique Don't tell me what the students CCM '71 from past experience we have learned that every word in a combination of political pundit release from the UBA is scrutinized before it ever leaves the and voyeur; Mr. Katz has worked confines of their office. And indeed every word from the so hard saving , FRANKLY SPEAKING chairman of, the organization is likewise handpicked before it while Lew Moores' informs us unhappy souls that perhaps "the is publicly spoken. ~ sixties are not as decadent as the , we neneve we-have read this statement right and we hope news 'media would lead us to that theUBA. follows up thisfnitial pronouncement and be l iewe " (a'n exceptionally carries out their present intentions. There are many who are precarious' observation for those more than willing to help but have been hindered in the past whom the Record is their e x elusive informant.) Bill from doing so. If now given the chance we feel, they can Masterson has protected us from prove themselves invaluable in helping the blacks both on the "peanut-butter ideology," as Mark campus and in the community. ' Nagel notes that the Industrial There is one point in the statement though, for which we Revolution has indeed happened. This, in its entireity, may not be feel an alternative solution might well be in order. In their sa t isf'act or y to the News , suggestion for a -new Corryville Community Center we Record. I find it very' satisfying. heartily agree. However, it may wellprove to be a better plan Speak on gentlemen, about the if the UBA considers' approaching the city officials for the ~ funds to build, the project, rather than asking the University 'Ed requirements OUtdatedl to do so, which they originally did in their statement. The Sir: ,same would apply in the staffing of the Center. The Many of the requirements of the University's close proximity to Corryville should not in any College of Education and Home way be the influencing factor in, deciding where the funds Economics are unbelievabley old should come from. Rather the funds should come from the and outdated. It seems to me that proper source and in this case we feel it might, be extremely no College should have the "privilege" of making mandatory advantageous to start by asking the city. courses that are on' the level of Something which the University might aid in, at least until eighth grade. A course entitles ~, a community 'center of the type mentioned is completed, is "Clothing for the Individual" is an ~ the utilization of some of their athletic facilities to needy excellent example as it is a ~ complete insult to anyone's children of the Corryville area. In working with Ithe UBA the intellegence. To learn at the age of University might establish one weekend per month where the , twenty that you look best in blue kids of the Corryvillearea could use the facilities. Of course or that your "coloring," does not this is only a suggestion and not a reality. It can't become .a adapt well to red satin seems ~ rather trite. reality until the University and the UBA get together, and //f'~1AI"'. In this mind-motivating course when they do this and many other things ,are quite possible. you can look forward to reading . ~' Seyenteen magazine and cutting ·SJNce- YOU f>UT IT 1lfAT 'NA'! . r 'QUOTE OF THE DA Y . out pictures, (which you will neatly mount on paper) of ~(JW q tiQAIE Academic freedom is the right, or group of rights, intended to make it r ccou: \ve 1()J A possible, for certain, persons to teach truthfully and to employ their "dramatic" or "inaenue" (a QfANGe ..I.' reason to the full extent of their intellectual powers. -(Continued on page 5) -Russell Kirk

["IIi r P r s i tv oj' C in c i tin (l t i .On 'university 'requirements Nf~WS HE£OHD _ Jim Lipovsky, -Members of- The subject of University thus, somewhat more capable of '~N0" for several reasons. That a National Educational Advertising Service, Inc. requ ireme nt s, especially the dealing with all' fields because of college graduate is a widely Associated Collegiate Press , so-called "breadth of knowledge" this experience-is widely intellignet man is assumed by the Offices in Rooms 411 - 12 - 15. Tangeman Uruversitv Center. requirements, is one that has desirable. And the colleges, which b u s in es s community and Cincinnati. Ohio 45221. Telephone: 475-2748. 2749. $3.50 per year, caused some deal of discontent are expected to turn out such employers in general; hence, the 10 cents per co py , second class postage paid. Cincinnati. Ohio. among students. broadly intelligent men, should value of the college degree which EDITORIAL STATEMENT This discontent, aimed at demand no less. per se opens endless opportunities The letters and columns appearing in the News Reco-d represent solely seemingly "irrelevant" One of the great objections ; for the graduate no matter what the views of their writers. All editorials reflect only the views of the requirements, has even been a raised by students against required his area of specialty. French Editorial Board of the paper and do hot represent University policy. contributing factor in student subjects in fields other than their majors for example, can obtain unrest at major universities. majors is that they are not employment in any number of Editor-in-Chief Business Manager But an examination of the "relevant" to the student. Such an fields that do not even involve Richard Katz Mike Wilkes rationale behind the rounded , objection, unfortunately, assumes French, simply by virtue of the Editorial Staff education, although somewhat a certain permanent narrowness' degree. idealized, seems to show that it on the part of the student; no A second reason, often cited, is Executive Editor ..••.•••.••.•• ~••.. ~..••.•.•.• '. Che.ryl Smith may not be such a bad idea after subject is ever "relevant" to the that simply living in a democracy Ass·istant Ed'Itor •••• " •.••.•..•.•.•.••.•••..•.•• Bernar d Ru biIn all.d Thet' old broaddi "humanities"t M student until he performs the hard assumes a general intelligence and A . te Edito . L 'M e uca ron, accor mg 0 rs. , ,work of mastering that subject: all capacity for logical thought on SSOCIa. I r •••.••.••••..•.•.•.•••.•••.••...••. eWe oores Janice Gorn, an associate subjects, after the subject. All the part of the electorate. The News ~dlto~ ••..• ~••.••.••.. ~.••• ~Bill Masterson, JI~ Lipovsky professor of education at NYU done the work to master. them, more well-versed a population ManagIng Editor .•...... •...... •...•..••..•...•.. Linda Meyer writing in Phi Delta Kappan are extremely relevant to his becomes in "impractical" subjects Sports Editor .•.•....• ,•...•....•...••..•.•..••..•• David Litt I educational magazine,"aims to' interest. such as logic and, rhetoric, the Features Editor ••...•..•••... ~.....••••.•.•••.••• Cliff Radel create that fusion of art and If, then, the colleges preceive more vi able the democracy Entertainment Editor ..•. 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Jeff Mitchel science which produces the whole this concept of a rounded becomes. Layout Editor , ' Charlie Oswald man, the human being, the .education as a desirable objective Thirdly , the broad education, Exchange Editor •.•.....•.••...•..•..•...•...... Dorinne Selm' fulfillment of the Greek aspiration - and they do - should they be with emphasis on language, serves Ph oto grap hy BditoI r .•••..• ~...... Bill Heckl'e to make of man 'a work of art in content to accept anything less as an imcomparable discipline. It '. ' , . himself'." Cartoonist .••• " ••••...••...•• '•.••..••••••.•••...• CraIg Russell Although' this ideal is not a from the student? That is, should sharpens the mind and, as implied they submit to pressure that before, makes the spirit infinitely , Busmess Staff -, serious objective for most, would have them ease the course more receptive to the broad scope Advertising Manager .' •.•.••.••. '.•...•••••.••••• Howie Kleinman nevertheless the goal of becoming requirements? of human experience. Advertising Solicitors .•••••.••••.••.. Fritz Steiner, Jack McDaniel intelligent in several fields - and The answer, I think, DUst be (Continued on page 5) ---- Jariuary 16,1970 THE UNIVEIlSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Paae Five

t f onorary new 'generation' - Letters'..•..'CADET~' (Continued from page 4) \.,~;sJj Time for a ~'."'l\ ..,,:;:.:. , Jon Reich.J' . technical term for teenybop) Colonel models. It will also be required of "Let the word go forth from wipe out warendoppresston. And with one idea in mind - what' can you to read and learn such Pelilion,s this time and place, to friend and the moderates - the Forgotten you and I do, as individuals,what interesting data as" mixing blue foe alike, that the torch has been Americans - they don't want to do concrete things can we' do to fix and yellow on the color wheel Now' passed to a new generation of the job themselves, and they're things up even a little bit, to make will undoubtably result ill the Americans, born in this century, afraid to let you do it. Maybe things better? And I'd like to formation of green, or that orange tempered by war, disciplined by a Available they deserve to be forgotten. know what you are thinking. Call, and red are warm colors. hard and bitter peace, proud of' Fear ... we're all afraid. Afraid write, wire: let's exchange views, You will also have the privilege our ancient heritage, and the other fellow's got more than let's communicate (and see if you of have your picture taken' in a unwilling to witness or permit the AI me, or A Better One, or an easier can refrain from calling at night leatard (fee $1). 'If you are slow undoing of those human gig. Where's the public morality? and sa ying "Commie!" and unfortunate enough to learn from rights to which this nation has Where's the private one? What hanging up real fast, know what I this worthwhile investment that Dean of always been committed, and to 'happened to principles? There's mean? It's old-fashioned, really. you possess acute physical which we are committed today at no trust anymore; charity is Whoever you are.). deformaties such ~s a "long neck" home and around the world." forsworn, compromise abjured, In the meantime, ,you .know or "low hips", chances are you will Womens Well, what happened, folks? honesty disdained. Even the Boy what I'm thinking. In closing, I'd be given the professional advise of How ' in hell did we ever start Scout Laws are passe. like to share with. you some of the im mediately lengthening your there, with the shining words and Ah, well, We've all been things that have turned me on: skirts and buying turtle neck Office bright promise of our chivalric slogan ned to death this week ("If DON'T MISS'Z' -..great flic! Sit sweaters as the only means of President, and wend our sad and you're not part of the 'solution, down and read Kahlil Gibran's , concealing th ese disastrous pitiable way to the precipice at you're part of the problem") and The, Prophet. Read it aloud, to a features. whose edge we stand' now, peering even while our world is dying friend. Same for Allen , Another extremely worthwhile fearfully down at The Abyss? we've been told that we're "guilty Ginberg's Howl. If you've never three hour course is Food and What's' the answer? If you're about nothing." Somewhere in dug The Art of Loving by Fromm Nutrition For Man (who else?) looking for it here, be wary. I the middle the truth must lie. I've and Tolkien's Lord of The Rings, Here you will learn little more haven't got the solution; none of waxed a bit sentiment here, better get with it. By all means that is written on the side of a us have, we columnists, we because I think we need to be a read Robert Rimmer's - books, box of cereal. Unless, in recording "pundits" and "instantaneous little softer once in awhile, a little e s p e cia IIy The H a r r a d your "complete food intake" commentators," Criticism used to more gentle and open and trusting Experiment. Cleaver's Soul On Ice (naturally a required project) and be an art: very trying, an exacting with one another. Not harder and or Grier & Cobbs, Black Rage are your "total energy output" for discipline. True for the social more belligerent and suspicious in musts, Get out your Bible and cop the same week you learn that the critic as well as the savant of the our dealings. I am sorry if you Jeremiah. Listen to former is less than the latter and arts. Today, though, we settle for take offense at my tone, or my Shostakovitch, or Tchaikovsky , or you will again rec'e-ive the neologism and the bon mot. message, or if you think it's Hovhaness' "Mysterious professional advise to altar your Sententious sagacity and flashy mushy, or unrealistic, or vague. Mountain." , living habits. or face continual riposte pose as thought. Sorry for you, that is, not for These things have turned me on poor and declining health. We all lose because we have myself. and they will you. Of course, to Being . a child development taken ill. We have been infected But I'll listen. In future each his own. Remember to: 1) major I am required to take the by the most virulent germ of all: columns, I want to explore some smile; 2) make love; 3) send your beginning level courses of all other fear. And not the common variety of the Great Issues of the day draft board a get-well card. Peace. departments (food and nutrition; FDR warned us of, but a deadlier textiles and clothing; management virus - fear of truth. Yes, I know, I 'r-LipOYSkY~."" ~ and eduation; etc). This, to me, is said I hadn't the solution ... but a waste of 21 "credit hours" in I have the Answer: You have the one year. These courses and in solution. Just this: It is within the. most cases the "instructors" power of each one of us to change, [Challenqe to atudents] should immediately be dropped the world. It is within the power: m ~ from' the required programs and of each one of us to live a rich and the students be allowed to (Continued from page 4) fulfilling life. And it is possible to Business College. substitute other classes. achieve both those ends. That the colleges and , Were a system to be adopted for But it has to come from within, universities should abandon this a freer exchange of courses among Barbara Becker, friends. It has to come from ideal-which, though seldom colleges, it would go far towards T.e., '72 within. Thatts the answer; you've attained, can apply in varying breaking .down the idea that got the solution. Love thy degrees' to students who have knowledge can be divided into neighbor. Groovy'. D:> it. My participated somewhat in the ,everal compartments which have 221-2800 golden rule is: Always Question benefits of rounded education - no relationship to each other. One Your Assumptions. Don't be is unthinkable. The ideal draws its practical restriction, however, afraid to take a good hard look at validity from the assumption, that would be this: students in College what's going on, at yourself, and college is meant to be a challenge X would have registration priority come to terms. Be honest, be to the student, requiring that he in all, College X courses before forthright. We Americans give his best in the pursuit of his students from College Y were complain easily -' about crime, own educational development. admitted, a necessity which could .. taxes, bad government - but which , Given the ideal of the rounded cause difficult (but not of us bestirs himself to do education, it seems somewhat a insurmountable) registration something? , shame that there exist some of the problems. Truth is a tough nut. You need current restrictions upon it. It is, A second practical restriction all your wits to crack it. The for example, pr act icatly would be. that the taking of conservatives despair at the impossible for a student in one courses in several colleges would quality of ,life and government; college to take courses.in another.' have to be rigidly supervised by an liberals at the quality of the The, Business Administration interested faculty adviser. environment and the student, for example, therefore Otherwise it would happen all too Establishment. ,Each side heaps suffers because he has no often that the student could invective on the other, and truth opportunity to take courses , graduate from college without the goes to the back of the bus. The dealing with the arts. 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Audience part of the action -..c:" ~~~L~~~flT~.. '·at Nowhere Coffeehouse For students who seek some the program and are called upon sort of relaxation on the for varied responses. The actions weekends and are unaware of of the crowd add to the effect and mrr.PE~IJ~urr.places to go in the vicinity of mood of the Coffeehouse.' campus, they do not have ,to go Members of the audience have THE ESSENTIAL SENSUAL HANDBOOK FOR ENTE~TAINMENT beyond the perimeter of the been known to play cards, read AND DIVERSION IN GREATER CINCINNATI university. newspapers, write poetry or verse, and sketch drawings while PUBLISHED JOINTLY BY.THE CULTURAL EVENTS Con trary to popular and COMMITTEE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI listening to the music which fills AND THE YOUNG FRIENDS OF THE ARTS, misconstrued belief" our campus the room with something more does not go to sleep' on the than smoke. >••...•~ weekends. Through the Though the acts on stage are not $1·.00 PER COpy student-operated Program s t.r ic tl y professional, the T ABLE OF CONTENTS Council, the university does offer individuals have a strong rapport - activities and entertainment on .with the audience which puts the A WORD TO T'HE READER ••••••••••••••••• . 4 Ed I"ff C II ~" the weekends in the Tangeman YOUNG FRIENDS OF THE ARTS •••••••••••• 5 see I 0 ege, Thomas More. Mt. St. Joseph, • 20-22 anti-performer on a level of UC CULTURAL EVENTS COMMITTEE.. • • . . . . 5 EVENINGS OUT AND AWAY University Center. conversation with the people MUSiCAL ARTS •....•••• ~•••••• ; •• • • . • . • . 6-9 Rockhouses, Restaurants, Ice Cream Parlors •••• 23-26 One of the more popular and surrounding him. This factor is THEATRE, •.•.•••...•..•.••.•••••••••••.•• 10-11 BOX OFFICE GUiDE •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 27 imaginative establishments 'on what distinguishes 'between OPERA •••.••••..•••..••••••• -. • • • • • • • • • • • 11 SEATING PLANS AND DIAGRAMS campus is the Nowhere performing and communicating. BALLET. • • . . . • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • . • . • • • • • • . •• 11 Music Hall, Shubert Theatre; Playhouse-in-the-Park VISUAL ARTS Opera Pavillion, ,Emery Auditorium 28-35 Coffeehouse. Every Friday Other contributers' to the Musuems, Galleries, etc•••••.•••••• , ••• : •.• '. 12-14 TOURS AND MAPS evenillg a band of troubadours Coffeehouse and its success for FILMS Eden Park, Mt. Adams, Ohio, Cincinnati •.••••• 36-41 known as the Folk Committee the last year have been made by Film Houses, UC ,Film Series, Audience Guide ••• 15-17 HOW TO GET THERE: TRANSPORTATION plans and organizes the university professors, who TELEViSiON...... 17 Transit Map, Taxis, Car Rentals, Trains, Coffeehouse in the Rhine Room. contribute their own personal RADI,O •• .•.•• •••••••• ••. ••• •••.•.••••••• 17 Boats, Planes ••••••••••••••••••••• ,••••••• 43-47 talents which often get smothered Nowhere is a refreshing change ARTS IN PRINT AND RECORD SPORTS: SPECTATOR & PARTICIPANT ~•••••• 48-54 in the classroom. ' of atmosphere from the loud and Librarie~, Book and Music Shops ••••••••••• _ • 18-19 AND NOW: •.• MISCELLANEOUS •••••••••••• 55-59 Add to this the wide assortment ARTS ON CAMPUS . 1970 CALENDAR ••.••••••••••••••••.••••••••• 58 brassy night spots surrounding the of film relics, occasional visits by UC, Tangeman Center Floor Plan, XU, ••••••• 20-22 APPLICATION: YOUNG FRIENDS OF TH_~ARTS' •• 60 campus. True, it does not appeal members of the Mummers Guild, to everyone and it does not try to. , AVAILABLE NOW, FOR $1.00 PER COpy AT THE UC TANGEMAN CENTER poetry readings and the various INFORMATION DESK, ALL COLLEGE CAMPUSES, OR ORDER BY MAIL Nowhere doesn't offer interest groups which frequent' the DIRECTLY FROM YFA. ' . " intoxicating beverages or wild 'house' and you have quite an ---:------~------ORDER BLANK ------. light shows. It does suggest, enjoyable evening. :' Please rush to me copies of the new CINCiNNATI COMPENDIUM AT $1.00 each.En~losed I however, a more relaxed, subdued' For those who c r a v e . check or money or.der payable to Young Friends of the Arts. I -and intimate setting for people to professionalism, there have been meet and share' their talents and notable guests of the Coffeehouse, L ~:;~;,':';': :..,'.t.:';';'; .-.:': ~;t~'''''.:':':':':': ~;.p."""""""".:.:': '.': ..! opinions. ~ such as John Hartford and John Unlike other coffeehouscs.: the Denver, who spent 'a weekend last -~~:~~~;~~~u~:~~~~---~--:------~audience is not 'performed at' but spring and thrilled two capacity Young Friends .of the Arts, P.O. Box 1872, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45201 (return postage will be paid by ,YFA). - is considered an integral part of crowds with his .original rendition of "Jet Plane" as well as his other better known recordings. John Denver will be appearing again on campus on Jan. 23rd in Wilson Auditorium at 7:30 and 9:30 with advance tickets at $1.50 and $2.00 at the door. Though it is known as being Now you're on your way up. folk-oriented, Nowhere has transgressed into other areas of music and will continue to be flexible in' its program as long as (Continued on page 11)

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Complaint, suggestion, question request assistance for self-study Director. Both psychologists came or HANG-UP? Write Brian and diagnosis of their program. out of community organizations DINE'IN Zakem's DIRECT LINE, 1040 They may be concerned about in Cincinnati to establish the Towanda Ter., Cincinnati, Ohio extension of existing services, _ Institute in 1966; Dr. Oseas was OR 45216. Name and college position staff' relationships, program Chief of the Psychology Service at required, but will be withheld on evaluation research or the t.he Veterans Administration request. Sponsor - Student improvement of relationships with Hospital while Dr. Mills was Chief CARRY ,OUT Psychologist of the Division of Senate. other parts of the community Does your organization have and/or their clients. Mental Health of the Cincinnati psychological HANG-UPS? The "For example, a. local church Health Department. Just Call "A recent full-time, addition to University of Cincinnati's requested an in-depth survey of 22l·2142 Community Psychology Institute thelrmembership to help' the lnstitute is Dr. Daniel Langmeyer, who is Research has an answer ... determine the commitment of "The Community Psychology that church toward community Coordinator. Other' social OPEN: scientists on the UC faculty serve Institute provides consultation action projects. Mon. thru Thurs. as research and consultation services to community "Subsequent discussion of the 10 ~til 3 a.m. associates on specific .projects organizations dealing with the survey within the church helped from such areas as sociology , Fri. & Sat. mental health, educational, this organization to understand 10 ~til 4 a.m. and diagnose its own needs more political science, community welfare and safety needs of the Sunday 12 'til 11 P.M. Cincinnati area. ~ accurately. Another frequent use planning, psychiatry, etc. "In practice, this has meant that of consultation services is to set "A number of' advanced a number of social agencies, up .intensive discussion meetings graduate students in Psychology school systems, treatment and with the leadership of an serve as consultation associates, r eh a bilitation institutions, organization of the issues and receive a one year program of churches, police and fire involved, to put the organization training, in the Institute. These CI,NCIN,NATICHILI SPECIALIST departments, labor unions and 'back on the track', and to act as a associates Doth initiate and carry vocational training programs have, self-renewal strategy' for the out programs of the Institute. Located Comer of Clifton' & Ludlow ~ "Courses, seminars, an d asked the Community Psychology organization. Just a five minute walk, from campus Institute for assistance with their "Dr. Leonard Oseas is Director workshops are also conducted as a programs. of the Institute, while Dr. Robert means of acquainting students In '''Typically, an organization will B. Mills - serves, as Associate (Continued on page 13) ~

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~".:- Page Eight THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD January 16, 1970 - Bear Facts . -.. , Poor crowds·'pin' grapplers morale; I really couldn't say III Mahan'S.1IIetI vie~"" ••••• row by David Marsh wrestlers have reached a plateau about his program and squad. "We by David Litt NR Sports Writer tha~ s.urpasses the level .of operate the varsity wrestling I mediocrity, Yet, the -wrestling program with many adversities. Tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m.; program here does not -have the' Sports Editor -, They include the following: L the U.C. wrestling team hosts fan backing that the Cincy Practice facilities for use are Marshall University in the Armory population displays for other 'I'he officiating at Saturday night's 64-63 loss to the Louisville totally inadequate. 2. The quality Fieldhouse. The Bearcat wrestlers leading sports. Cardinals has brought many responses from a large part of the campus, of the wrestlers is good, but there were 3-0-1 this year going into From 1964-1968, U.C. wrestling and has hit a sour chord in the Cincinnati Athletic Department. are no high school champs on the Wednesday's match with Wabash teams were able to put together Remarks from all over the Cincinnati area have ranged to the extent squad. 3..The operating budget is of the officials purposely trying to get Jim Ard out of the game, calling College and over a ten match .span only eight victories. Last year, limited and this prevents formal, :;:.,....-; useless fouls against the Bearcats, and doing anything possible to have covering part of last year's Coach Mahan's second year at the training meals and meet films." schedule, they are

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STUDENT DISCOUNT PRICES -~ - Where Quality Counts:-, Dinner 10 follow 621-4i44 212 W. McMillan 221.6728 January 16, 1970 THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Page Eleven .Achievement seminars offered by Univ. College to boost NEWS RECORD grades. -of weak students CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Now you can use this handy, form to place your classified ads in the News Record. Just About 20 students who are on 20 probationary students, with fill out the form below, following these three simple steps. academic probation in the characteristics similar to the U;niversity of Cincinnati's experimental group. two-year University College will LJ lost & Found ( 1) Check whether ad is for Lost & found, Wanted, have an opportunity to boost At the .end of the winter For Sale, or other. their grades through a new series quarter" University College 0 Wanted of "achievement seminars" this officials will compare the '(2) Write message in space below. quarter. performance of the students in the seminar group to that of the 0 For Sale Dean Joseph J.' Samuels said (3) Fill: in name & address, and return or mail this control group students, who will Other! that the experimental seminars, receive no extra tutoring, and CJ form to the News Record Office, Rm. 411, which ,will emphasize the' .evaluate the program. Tangeman Center . student's strengths instead of his L. weaknesses, will be held twice a week, beginning Tuesday, Jan. 6. N Message·----~ _ Coordinator of the new project I owhere needs support is Mrs. Dorelle Heisel, " U.C. . .. assistant professor of fine arts. (Continued from pagel 0) . "M a ny tutorial se~sions there is a response on the part of emphasize the negative," Mrs." the students. ' Heisel explained. "Our marginal Most important of all, Nowhere Name ...... •...... students have solid strenghts ?e~d~ the support of student body which are presently unidentified If It IS to continue in the form of and unused. They have the participation and feedback. ' Address : . capacity to change and grow, but Weekl.y meetings of the Folk they need a supportive Co~mlttee are on Monday environment and the opportunity evenmgs at 7:30 p.m. in Room Phone ...... •...... ~ . to construct ,their own growth ~24 of the Student Union. All situation. •• mterested people are welcome. Classified rales: ~1OC/word - SOc minimum Mrs. Heisel said that the 20 The Coffeehouse is open from 8 Deadlines: for Tuesday· preceedinq Fridav, Friday· Preceeding Wed. volunteer students will "help each p.m. to 1 a.m~,Friday ~ other out" in the group sessions through such devices as psychodrama and group therapy. "In psychodrama, where the students act out a given situation the y will actually physically , support each other. We hope that this physical support will lead to psychological support ." Students involved in the quarter-long experiment should learn, according to Mrs. Heisel, to identify their own .strenghts and to explore ·individual ways of functioning better in college. The volunteer group will be evenly divided between men and women. .Dean Samuels will' also choose a control group of another I, ' Chemiistry CI.ub RC~s many-tentacled computerdoes time sharing plus regular computing. Meeting, It'sa generation ahead of its major competitor: , " Once there were only monster See if it's not more efficient to because communications is what 'Appl.icGtions of computers that did big batch do the same work on your own ~_...., RCA is famous for. It'll keep us jobs like payrolls. Octoputer. And get batch ..~.w.~: ahead of our competition. Radioisotopes" Then came the whirling .processing, too. One It can keep you ahead dervishes of time sharing that more thing. The Octo- The speaker is Dr. Manno of yours. Step up to the let 'a lot of people work at once. puter concentrates Octopu ter and shake [F. Nelson, a senior research Now there's a new kind of on remote computing chemist in the chemical [ hands hands hands creature that does time sharing because that's what hands hands hands ... research department ofl and batch work together. So you're going to need 11AtiasChemical Industries. lots of people can use it- - that's where the _ II ! efficien tly. industry is going. nCIi Friday It's the Spectra 70/46.The We got there first COMPUTERS Octopu ter.There's nothing January 16,'1970 else quite like it on earth or under the sea. " 2:00 P.M. The Octoputer's arms are long 823 AI Brodie andstrong.It sits in the middle of your company and reaches helping hands out in all directions. Suddenly, your company works harder. More - of your people use the com- puter-solving more problems, finding more facts, writing more programs. PROGRAMERS And it does your big batch jobs in its spare time. The Octopu ter does a real armload of work for a hand- SYSTEMS ANAL YSTS Program Trainees ful of change. Check the Computer Operators bills from your time- Full Time Clerical sharing services. Key Punch Operator

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For career information visit your College Placement Office. Page Twelve THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECO,RD January 16~1970 Sa·m"~s 'Student role ...·in ~University 206 W>McMilian ' topic of essay competition

Open From .12 Noon Daily "The Role of the Student in the course teacher. the assistance of any other person 20c Drafts 'till 6 P.M. Governance of a Public Competitors may discuss the in the actual writing of the essay, Thursday & Saturday Nites $2.00; , 'University" will be the -topic of theme of their entries with fellow however, and the theme and All the draft you can drink the 1970 Robert A. Taft Sr. students, faculty members or philosophy expressed must be his Memorial Essay Competition at others. The student may not use own. Open Always on Sundays the University of Cincinnati. Chairman of this year's ./ Established in honor of the late competition is Dr. Samuel S. Senator Taft by the Thomas J. Candidates vie, Wilson, acting dean of the College_ Emery Memorial, the competition of Law. Other committee DUMB PROPRIE,TOR is open to all full-time Fre~hman AWl members are;: Dr. William D. undergraduate students at U.C. Its CIt Aeschbacher, professor and head purpose lis to encourage students representatives of the history department; Dr. ••• CHILI SPAGHETTI to write essays relating to the Dieter Dux, professor and head of _C ..,. .,. .,. principles and practice of Each college at U.c. is entitled to the political science department; CHI'lI3-WAY III government in the United States one Freshman _.Representative. to and Dr. Gordon S. Skinner, a- ~ and the individual liberty of the professor and head of the CHI-LI ANYWAY Associated Women Students. The .,. ••• citizens of the United States. following students have petitioned department of economics. CONEY ISLAND C- At -t he d iscretion of the for AWS Council this year. - Further information about the ~ competition committee, prizes to competition can be obtained from BRING YOUR CHICK! Election of these candidates is :- ~ be awarded will be $500 for first done by all Freshman women . . Dean Wilson. place; $250 second; $150 third; •••I You may vote for one person >- and $100 fourth," Deadline for from your college. Clip out this ••• HAMBURGER GEORGE N entries is June 8. ballot and turn it in to the Dean - Essays must be between 3000 I for 'C of Women's Office (101 Beecher) ~i Delta Ep~ilon (HAMBURGERS.4 $1.00) ••• and 5000 words in length, III or to the Union Desk by Friday, exclusive of 'footnotes. Students Jan. 23 . taps newmem6ers 3230 ~EFFERSON are permitted to have their essays 'Any Freshman in Pharmacy • serve the dual purpose of entry in o College who is interested in. for fall, winter 751-9524 the competition and a term paper ~ serving as AWS Representative The University of - Cincinnati COUNT YOUR CHANGE in a regular course of instruction, this year, please contact Mrs. subject to the approval of the chapter of Pi Delta Epsilon, Cambell, AWS Advisor, in the national', honorary for journalists, 4< Dean of, Women's Office' tapped its winter pledge class last (475-2936 ). A&S Wednesday night. Susan Frankel In order to be eligible for Mary Alice Geppart membership students must have. at WHO'S Lisa Johnson least a 'C' average in their overall Janice Porter subjects and have worked on a Susan Weintraub publication at least three quarters. WHO Barbara Williamson Students in radio and television Janet Hanseman are also eligible for membership. Carol Rose The newly elected members are: Business Administration CiNCINNATIAN-cheryl Adler, ON·'THE Sara E. Flamm Lynn Ratterman, Diane Mastin, CCM Larry Me Pherson, and Rod Kathleen Mays Pennington. CAMPUS DAA June Jasen CO-OPERATIVE Jennifer Drydyk ENGINEER-Tom Geers. AT' U.C~? Teachers College NEWS RECORD-Bill Masterson, Ann Contire - Lew Moores, Linda Meyer, Dave Kathy Calahan Litt, Jim Lipovsky, Howie Deborah Ludlow Kleinman, and Sue Stenger. Thaila Kottler PROFILE MAGAZINE-Di~k Chery 1 Spector Snyder. University College RADIO WFIB-Jim Meltzer, Jef Deborah Fechanda Gamblee, David Cassidy, Len Nursing & Health Marsico. and Bill Ratliff. Donna Kochis {Continued on page 16)

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Come See Us At The CLIFTON COLONY APTS Lowell at Morrison---542-1766 shillibis Wa. for June and September Occupancy January 16, 1970 THE UNIVERSITY OF CIN~INNATINEWS RECORD Page Thirteen Direct Line ... Danicels Hall···Dance Psychology and other So I parted with 50 cents which departments of the university turned out to be a very good with the concepts and practice of investment, community psychology. "The Community Psychology "Unlike the other loud and Institute, housed in its own brassy places I had been to before, Allenb, Band building at 109 Corry St., was "Nowhere" was a needed change started in 1966 with the aid of a of pace. The music and training grant from the National entertainment were refreshing and Institute of Mental Health. It is the films ranged from comic to affiliated with the Department of mildly hilarious. There were times Psychology at UC, and one of its when the Coffeehouse moved into primary objectives is the training segments of poetry and discussion of graduate students in and I was surprised to ·see many of FREE BEER psychology. in consultation skills. my professors there. I didn't lack Robert B. Mills Ph. D. for anything to eat or drink since Associate Professor there was an adequate' supply of Department of Psychology refreshments being supplied in c A DIRECT ~INE REMINDER: . one corner of the room. Students interested in serving on "The next thing I knew I was All University Sena~ must being entertained by two Admission 25 petition in the Student Senate members of the cast of 'Money' Office,' 222 TUC by Jan. 19th and who did segments from the play should attend the Jan .. 21 Senate to delight the audience. In many 17 8-12 P.M. cases the audience. participated in Sat. Jan. meeting 414, TUC 7:00 p.m, where elections will be held. the show and I was very impressed A DIRECT LINE suggestion overall with "Nowhere's" from a "Nowhere Coffeehouse"· informality and intimacy. fan: ' "When I next looked at my "Walking about campus on watch it was 1 a.m, and the Friday evening, I happened to Coffeehouse was unfortunately by stop into the Union. Not having coming to a close. I vowed that I any definite plans, I was would pay many more visits to considering places to go in the "Nowhere" in the future and I immediate area where I wouldn't hope that many students reading g or Drag this article will take advantage of 5'__ have to spend a fortune and at the same time enjoy myself. All of a this exciting entertainment." sudden I was confronted by what seemed like thousands of posters that are always reaching out at you and selling you something. "Like most UC students, I tend to ignore these ·signs and pass by hurriedly. Nevertheless, I spotted one that interested me. "Nowhere Coffeehouse," it said, and only 50c. "I immediately set out for the Rhine Room. To my amazement, I found that it was being used for something other than a cafeteria. The mood of the room seemed to be much more casual and intimate than I was used to seeing Jt at lunch time. "The room was illuminated only by candlelight. and one spotligh t which was directed onto the platform at .the far side of the room. The individual on stage did not look or sound familiar but he -, appeared in control of a very captive audience. The music seemed to beckon me to come in. Exquisite Styling . Permanent Value . from

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COVINt;TON NORWOOD An Equal Opportunity Employer Page Fourteen, THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, NEWS RECORD January 16, 1970 Wilson ready tonight for , , King Crimson Ip·debut. impressive, New York R&R Ensemble The New York Rock and Roll simultaneously tickling the toes of New 'Love' double set only imitates Ensemble, popular five-man group hard-core, card-carrying Youths" featuring both baroque and hard (Sic). by Dave Hirschberg band with an excellent previous ones is the songs, at one rock misic, will perform tWQ Tickets for both concerts are on , NR Entertainment Staff electric violinist, Flock. time the group's strong point. The concerts at the University 'of sale at the Tangeman University Unfortunately' very few new But now, from England, and songs on this',are-among the Cincinnati's Wilson Auditorium Center Ticket Office, 475-4553. groups have been coming to the with one of the best album jackets most u nsu bt l e, ,dullest, and on Saturday, Jan. 17. Concert Ticket prices are $3 for the main, surface lately with anything good. of the year, is King, Crimson. undoubtedly the silliest Love has times are 7 and 9: 30 p.m. floor and $2 for the balcony. The last one I can remember was a Their first album, "In The Court Of ever recorded. _Widely recognized for their The Crimson King," on Atlantic, has been out for two months or so Someone commented that this unique interpretation of. classical album is "as eclectic as hell." and , NYR&RE in America and is doing quite well .~ commercially. _ Unfortunately it's not even that perform a broad - subtle. "Out Here" is almost -rhythm and blues, acid rock, , The music is rather difficult to describe and, -;though at times it without exception a record of English madrigals, folk ballads, imitation, and while usually good oriental songs, and classical and smacks of the Mothers, Captain Beefhart, and Pink Floyd, in the imitation, on any creative level, it pre-classical music. - fails. Three of the .quintet have end King Crimson finally. sounds formal music school backgrounds like no one else. In case you get a chance to hear and have worked their way deep Instrumentation for this the album a couple of times please into the rock idiom. Martin overdubbed four man group' do and decide for yourself what Fulterman, Michael Kamen, and consists of , various cut is supposed to be Elvis, which Dorian' Rudnytsky bring the 'keyboards and woodwinds, bass, the Rascals, Jimi .Hendrix, the diverse tones of the oboe, English and drums. The group is usually Byrds, Crosby, Stills, Nash, et. aI., horn, French horn,' cello and tight and the production is Al RDoper, .Eric Burdon, and harpsichord as well as the guitar, outstanding. Love. Perhaps' the biggest problem is ~trumpet, drums, and into Love's "Out Here" contains their musical repertoire. the material. Actually the musical part of the, record is well taken some of the finest imitative rock Brian Corrigan and Clifton since Lighthouse found out that Nivison, self-instructed musicians, care of" but the "Words and ~ Illumination" of Peter Sinfield are there was a Blood, Sweat, and serve as the group's composers, Tears. It's a great record to take rarely anything but so' mystical guitarists, and singers. Corrigan is to a party and put on during low and obviously allegorical as to be their most prolific lyricist. spots. You can then play the "I'll saying -"Please ignore us and listen According to Donal Henahan of Bet Th e y , r e the: New York Times, "NYR&RE to the band." Imitati'ng----;----" game. Among the best of the cuts is are doing things that can prick up Unfortunately it's only good for the ears of musicians as knowing "21st Century Schizoid Man" '. one party. as Leonard Bernstein, while ("Cat's foot, iron claw/Neurosurgeon's scream for As light-hearted as this review more. Etc.") Here the music grabs tried to sound, I can't fool myself. you and lifts you to a frenzy At one time I really liked Love. Correction paralleled in rock only by Captain , - Finally, following in' the' wake Beefhart (who does it much better The film review of BOB AND of the rumor that the' Chicago and incessantly). In the midst .of Conspiracy Trial will . begin CAROL' AND TED AND changing rhythms and moods you ALICE which appeared in touring next September came the find yourself approaching anquish announcement that recording Tuesday's NR was written by when suddenly the pounding Katie Slater. The review was rights for this tragi-comedy have rhythms stop and the echoed been secured by Warner/Reprise originally and incorrectly flutes being the next song, "I Talk reported as written by Jeff STEVE STILLS (LEFT), AND DAVE CROSBY of Crosby, Stills, Nash Records. and Young, as they appeared in concert in Cleveland several- weeks ago. To The Wind" (more silly lyric Mitchel. steeped in allegory.) The new version is, of course, a' (Photo by Rod Pennington) Still, the music is superior to the musical to be scored by Merle words throughout and is solely Haggard and Paul Kanter. It will responsible for the record's many be produced on record by veteran successes. There is really only one and newcomer John 'The Arrangement' over-emotional, bad musical cut, "Moonchild", Mitchell. which can be overlooked in The present cast will remain in context with the rest of the tact for the revised version with Dunaway takes another poor role music. A' fine musical album; no the exception of Richard Daley; doubt their' second will be' still who announced that he could not better. .' by Katie Slater effect is somewhat like that of a other times and places, "THE tour because he just couldn't take NR Entertainment Staff moving collage. Kazan assaults us ARRANGEMENT" might have Love is Arthur Lee. Ever since the time' off his regular job. with a series of past and present been absorbing it it \\eren't for 'the group's first album he was "Besides, he commented, "I just "The Arrangement" is Elia Kazan's emotional climaxes. The mark of Kazan's tendency to pile on satire, responsible for most of the don't think Il¥ voice is _at it examination of' the life of Eddie a highly theatrical temperament is convulsions, clowning, and an writing, arranging, and singing, used to be." and was, if not musically Anderson (Kirk Douglas), a evident in the quick barrage of excessive use of theatrical He will be replaced by Ronald astounding, usually, enjoyable. successful citizen- of Plastic-Land, passions,' crises, and meaningful" techniques which result in .an Reagan, who, coming out of the memory of whose aborted moments, to which I found the emotional numbness on the part Love's "Forever Changes" is still retirement, claims he needs no one of my favorite . integrity is brought painfully and lack of development detrimental. of the viewer. voice lessons. obsessively to h~ attention Comic moments can be effective The group's newest, their first Also, the name of the showwill through his affair with a girl with in a tragic situation, but I did not for Blue Thumb, "Out Here," a be changed from it's present a "built-in crap detector" (Faye find this to be"the' case with such two record set, is a' long way well-worn one to "Oonspiraacy Dunaway). interludes as Eddie's ,goading of II 10 inlroduce down from what was one time the '70:A Foretaste." H is confrontation with his Hum e Cronym, his harassed lileraryseclionj worst of Arthur Lee. self-betrayal and "sold minutes" lawyer, or- his mockery of his It is at best amusing.but hardly a and his inability to reconstruct a wife's psychoanalyst. The comic poels needed' pacifier until the group's next life of value drive him to relief seemed to sever the mood of album. His completely new band withdrawal, suicide attempts, an tension to a damaging degree and (which since the recording of this I unappreciated frankness with his Poetry and prose may be album has again been replaced) is SEEIS; ·1 reduced Eddie, to some extent, to submitted to the NR by, those colleagues, and the laceration of a neurotic prankster. The satire in . not incompetent and is in fact The New York Rock and Roll the two women in his life. students who feel that .the capable of being quite good, as in some places also seemed a little objectivity of a news story Ensemble will appear at Wilson ' He turns from his accomodating heavy. "August" on Love's previous tonight. The group merges wife (Deborah Kerr), who has hinders their true talents. album. In spite of the fact that the classical and contemporary encouraged and applauded his rise Please, no crippled English. The only thing that's really three main characters seemed to popular modes in their music. in advertising, to the goads and worse on these records than the be repeating one 01' two responses Although their albums are stiff probing honesty of this mistress, constantly, I came away wth a and highly .studio oriented, they compelled by her pleas to the man str ong impression of their, are reportedly an excellent he might have been. But she is individual temperaments, concert group. embittered by his refusal to although Eddie is recalled' mainly Concert Jazz Band, -chorus commit himself to her. Way over on the other side of as a devastated face and frantic Eddie's moral upheavals are' a the spe c trum . is the MC5, body. Kirk Douglas was adequate photographed from various angles present musical hit medley appearing at the Ludlow Garage for the role, but I got the' and speeds in a 'shuffled sequence tomorrow and tonight. Hailing impression that he could have of scenes, with heavy reliance Musical theater scenes from organist who - is considered a from Detroit, even carrying the been . replaced without much upon flashback and the insertion "Hair" and other recent hit shows master of improvisation, will be Motor City banner, the M<35 is . variation by any of several of previous shots to comment will be performed by 22 talented pr e sen ted by U. C . famed for their use of volume and energetic' actors. Deborah Ken- upon or parallel the action. The singers with the U.C.Concert Jazz College-Conservatory of Music political controversy. turns in a good performance, Band, conducted by John Defoor . Alumni in a special concert-to painful to see in its humiliation In the way of films,"the U.C. and Bruce Fisher, on Monday at benefit the school's Student program is showing two this and frustrated jealousy. Richard 8 : 3 0 p. m r" i n U. C . Emergency Loan Fund--next Boone gives a typically strong weekend. Alfie, in the Great Hall - Actors. sought-- . Co llege-Conservatory's Corbett Friday, January 23, at 8 :30 p.m. on Friday' night, portrays the presentation of Eddie's tyrranical Auditorium. The public is invited: in Corbett Auditorium. Tryouts Will, be held Monday father. And there is Dunaway, a sleazy shenanigans of Michael no admission charge. Specially-priced student tickets Caine. The International series on and Tuesday evening, Jan. ·19 and Legend -threading a precarious' Program highlights also will '($1.00) are available now at U.C. 20 at 7 p.m. in Studio 101. path through second-rate roles. A Sunday night is presenting include. selections from "Your Tangeman Center Ticket Desk. Ichikawa's Fires on the 'Plain, a Nine one-act plays will be considerable actress, she has been Own Thing," "Dear World," Seats are not reserved. performed later' in the winter- rather frequently compared to morally oppress ive anti-war "Promises, Promises," and Dr. Volkel, Fellow of the drama. quarter. Among them are "The Garbo, but I find her style much "Celebration. " American Guild of Organists, for Sandbox" by Edward Albee, "No closer to Dietrich's. She has the Stage direction and many years performed' at the Downtown at the Albee, "All the Exit" by Jean Paul Sarte, and arrogant face, the incisiveness, and choreography are by Jack Rouse, Chautauqua, '1Iew York music Loving Couples" is showing. A "The Play" by Samuel Beckett. the earthiness that were part of Howard Travis, Morleen Getz, and colony and at' Bell Telephone member of the new wave of sex Others include "The Dock Brief," Marlene's image as the dashing Priscilla Masavage--with musical Hour Broadcasts from Carnegie exploitation films, it will be "Keep Tightly Closed in a Cold adventuress. Her potential remains -direction and arrangements by Hall. . reviewed in full in Tuesday's NRo Dry Place," and "The Tiger." relatively untapped in this film, Fisher. All are members of CCM's He is a graduate of Juiliard, New A new variety show, titled ..."w All of the plays are modern in although I can think of no other Musical Theater faculty. Mr. York University, and Union simply "The Show;" Sunday at keeping with the spirit initiated actress better suited to the part of DeFoor, lecturer on jazz, directs Theological Seminary (where he 8 p.m.,features Jerry Jeff Walker by The Rudimentary theater last Gwen. the University's expanded Stage earned' a doctorate in sacred singing "Mr. Bojangles.' John weekend. Tryouts are open to all Although the point of this film Band program: music). He has taught at all three Sebastian appears on the Dick re~ardless of past experi.ence. has been made often enough in George Wm. Voikel, noted institu tions. Cavett show Monday night. January 16, 1970 THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD / - Page Fifteen Trtiart Folliesl to be 'shown' ---Coming Events-- Perry Park Resort (Continued from page 10) IS HIRING NOW language of the filmed . FRIDA Y,JAN. 16 WEDNESDAy; JAN. 21 Psychology Colloquium- AWS Meeting-401B" TUC-6:15 p.m. PART TIME children. Warrendale was awarded "Warrendale"-Great Hall-3: 30 p.m, the International Film Critics' Center Gallery Openings-Drawings by John Marin--Gallery, TUC THURSDAY, JAN. 22 Prize at the 1967 Cannes Film 6:00-9:00 p.m. Graduate Faculty Meeings--127, TELEPHONE GIRLS Festival. * Pop Film-" Alfie"-Great Hall, McMicken-1:00 p.m, Produced and directed by Allan TUC-7:00 & 9:30 p.m. Center Board Meetings--P.D.R., King, the film shows the unique * Metro Talent Show-" All Souled TUC--5:00 p.m. PUBLIC. RELATIO"S MEN Out"-Wilson Aud.-S:OO Business Tribunal Meeting-317B, treatment devised for the children * Nowhere Coffeehouse-Rhine TUC--6:30 NO SELLING INVOLVED of Warrendale by the director, Dr. Room .TUC--S·:00 * Classic Series-"Post-War Revival * Ivy. Leaf Club Dance-Losantivtlle Experimental Show"-Great Hall, $2.50 AN HOUR John Brown. The movie was TUC--7:30 p.m. filmed over a five-week period, Room, TUC-9:00 p.m. . SATURDA Y, JAN. 17 PLUS COMI5510R with the final version edited from * Intercollegiate Wrestling FRIDAY, JAN. 23 40 hours of film. Matches-FH-1:00 p.m. * Pop Film-"The Dirty "The film is not really about * Concert: New York Rock & Roll Dozen"-Great Hall, TUC--7:00 p.m. & disturbed children," said King. Ensemble-Wilson Aud.~-S:30 p.m, 9:30 p.m, * Dance-Daniels, 11th Floor-S:OO * Residence Hall Week "It's about anger, rage and grief in p.m. Con~~rt-Wilson Aud.--7:00 p.m, JACK,'McDANIEL everybody, particularly focused. SUNDAY, JAN. 18 * CCM Alumne Benefit Concert: around the experience of loss and C.I.S.V. Winter Meeting--Great Hall, George Wm. Yokel, Organ--Corbett 861-6730, Aud.-S:30 p.m. death." TUC-2:00 , * International Film-"Fires on the Following the first showing of - Plains~'-Great Hall, TUC--7:30 p.m. the two films, a panel discussion MONDAY, JAN. 19 will be held in the Faculty A S' soc i a t io n Pre sid e nt's Lounge, Tangeman University Council-401B, TUC--7:30 p.m, Center. 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"SCIP is basically a clearing house. We remain in contact with Cincinnati social agencies. -In general, they are under-staffed and have an inadequate budget. We feed people into these programs. For-example, we-try to se t up good, well rounded programs for clubs and schools in unperprivileged communities: We really do not change that many lives; we do .not try to. These kids have been brought up in a certain life style that is their own. We-can learn as much or morefrom them -as'Jhey can /rO,m uS.' ThiB'iBreally, an education lor those who get - involved. ~Someday we win be; voters and this might help us fulfill tha(task, better than it is 'being. done now. This is our norm. , However, ue can play the' great ' , liberal or radical role... it is . easy; since we do not Pfly for it now. This program brings "an insight into the problems of; others, but most importantly it makes you look- at your own world with a wider perspective. Students should realize that we ~ are not the great hope of mankind; yet we have to carry this idealism and in some cases, radicalism into our next stage. of life-the established stage, or 'we Senate considers donn are not going to change or do 'anything except become another generation that had. some good for future meeting site ideas when they were,young, but : .. as I got. older and got a Student Senate at its January 21st meeting. will elect delegates to job-then got married and bought by Jim Lipovsky Acting on Marc Rubin's the University' Senate for the remainder of the '69·70 academic year. News Editor (A&S-71) proposal, the Senate a home and had children and the Students interested in serVing as a delagate must petition by January approved the bill by a large responsibilities built up. . . . " 19 in the -Student Senate Office 222 T.U.C. and should attend the Senate meeting Jan. 2'1. Student Senate, in an effort to margin. An amendment that Art Cohn improve communications with the would have required one meeting Chairman of SCIP student body at large, has voted to be held outdoors was defeated. The site and date of the meetings - to conduct at least two Senate meetings per quarter in the have yet to be chosen and cleared residence halls "upon their for residence hall approval. approval. " The Senate also approved S.221, "UC boanl .e.ber diScussesideas Amendment I to the Student Government Constitution. The amendment, to become effective thai raised question of.'Co.inunism' with the seating of the 1970-71 Inside story Senate, stipulates that the by Randy Kleine Langsam, as reported in the very difficult to do anything , 'Student Government is the NR Staff Reporter Cincinnati Post and Times Star, about it now. You have to prove Brodie Blast official - representative of, the said, "Unhappily, people make that the man had no reason to .•.. page two full-time students of the Ohio , Mr. Philip Meyers, member of accusations. I get this on all kinds talk about communism," said College of Applied Sciences and, ~ the U.C. Board of Directors who of issues, not only political, from Meyers. the Raymond Walters Branch." Metro Show caused a city-wide stir when he people who don't get along with "I do not know the name of the page two The amendment also provided mentioned- in a Board meeting facu lt y -members. 'The vast man," he admitted, "because this that the Senate shall expand to 44 that one man on the U.C. faculty m a j o r it y of charges are student is careful not to let it -be members in order to preserve is an "avowed Communist" and unfounded. " known. Scope what Senator John Schneider that another has been described as ,Speaking of the avowed "In this case I am an avowed (A&S-70), a' sponsor of the page three "left of left," has voiced his own Communist, Meyers said "A anti-Communist. I feel very measure, termed the strong opposition to Communism. student in his class was quite strongly that anybody who proportionate representation Meyers, a nan who became a upset by'it-'why did they let a believes in communism," Meyers according to -individual colleges. Nowhere builder after he retired, has been person like that teach;' It was stated, "ought to be put on a page six Another. measure passed was S. on the Board of Directors for 18 reported' to me, I suppose, boat, sent over to Russia and 378, dealing with the Student years. He said in an-interview with because I am on the Board. dumped on the shore over there. ealth Service. The measure Ii the. News Record via telephone "In another case it was reported How' any American citizens can charged the Facilities and Services , Bear-facts from Florida: "I made no to me that a .man was 'left of left.' believe in communism after you Committee "to' work with the accusations. I said that it has -been He preaches and he speaks about witness the despotism .... the .page eight student representatives to the reported through various sources it in his class," Meyers continued. complete disregard for human Student Health Service's advisory that a graduate student assistant "That is all I know; I was not freedom and for human life that committee" to study student' NYR&R admitted in his class he is a there. ,exists in Russia today, how complaints about the health page fourteen communist. I was not there; I did "In the Board meeting I asked if .anybody could be a communist I . service' and to find ways of not hear it." this could be investigated-could don't know. ' alleviating them. University President Walter C. anything be' done about it. It's (Continued on page 2) Page Two THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD January 16, 1970. 'Liberal; life of college' -professors '"' ~' .~ ~ _.'- f'oslers ideas aboulsociety' s wrongs' (Continued from page 1) "This has nothing to do with Marxism will always break down, communism," Meyers explained, where it was completely incorrect. Meyers explained that many "but I mention this because so And written by a man wlio was a theories seem to be good bu t in many things in theory are good bastard if there ever was one," practice they fall apart. As an but in practice they break down." IMeyers pointed~ut. example he cited unemployment , . "Then he begins to say, 'Well, compensation. The theory, Meyers explained why he there's something. to this;' I think Meyers explained, is that if a man believes some college professors he's right.' And pretty soon they wants, to work and wants respond to ideologies like begin to believe that what the employment, he and his children communism: "In the liberal world needs is more communism should not be allowed to starve. environment in which the college and less of our capitalistic system .. He is entitled to the 26 weeks professor lives, there- are many I can see where it takes place but, unemployment compensation that things. that, to his mind, are by gosh, if the man does not want is given if one cannot find a job. wrong. If he lives in this to look at the other side, I say he "I t's conceivable-that's, the cloistered atmosphere of the doesn't belong in our University theory," Meyers stated. academic world, and it is nor in any other university. But in practice, Meyers pointed somewhat a cloistered Maybe in the Russian university; out, people who do not intend to atmosphere, he begins to think and that's where, by gosh, I'd find employment often receive our system is wrong. . send them. " not only the 26 weeks of , "I' hen they begin reading ,"In all counts I am violently unemployment' compensation; bu t Marxist communism and do not opposed to communism and I e veri more due to poor have enough experience in ,believe, as a member of the Board, administration. worldly matters to see where if I can prove that any professor is using time in the classroom to preach communism, I would be for throwing him out, despite t enure and everything else," Meyers said. "I can see where that subject would come up in economics or in political science, but then a teacher should discuss it just as a book would discuss it.?" he concluded. _ According to the same Post and (NR photo by Bill Heckle) Time-Star story professor of law Dr. Wilber R. Lester said that the Arn e r i can Association of Fire' at Brodie Complex University Professors allows relative topics to be discussed freely in class. brings fire corps to UC type of heating. The heater was Peter R. Thoms the Board's A special canvas used to cover legal adviser, has ~oted that the situated underneath the canvas JOHNNY METRO'S all Souled Out featuring top entertainment will concrete and keep it from freezing California court system holds that and became too hot causing the take place' live tonight at Wilson Auditorium at 8 p.m. Rehearsing for caught fire Tuesday afternoon membership in the Communist brief fifteen minute fire. the show above is the band known as "Roman Orgy" who will be near the construction site of the Fire Marshall Hoff of the Party is not sufficient grounds for new Brodie Science Complex. appearing in the show .(N R photo by Barry Kaplan) - Clifton district reported that there dismissal. The canvas was heated at the was minimal damage and that the time by a special heater fueled by carpenters at the scene started a propane gas tank. Propane gas is work immediately after the fire a colorless gas often used in this was extinguished.

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TUESDA Y AFTERNOONS fire at the Brodie Science Complex brought a horde of fire engines to the UC campus. Luckily the fire was ...... -) small and no damage was reported. (NR photo by Bill Heckle)

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:r . January 16, 1970 THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Page Three SCOPE organizes students Denver concert, dances, benefit to comhat pollution prohlems highlight Residence HaU Week by Evie Toft elected to the Ohio Basin Region A concert carnival community Hall. Activities in the individual Feature Staff of SCOPE. The Ohio Basin Region service project, and ~ lecture will halls are planned for Jan. 28. is one of the nine regions and highlight U.C.'s Jan. 23-29 David Schneider was Concluding the week's program includes: Ohio, Ind., Ky., W. Va., Residence'Hall Week.. will be a lecture at 12:30. p.m. elected board member to the Ohio and parts of Penn., N.Y., 111., and The opening event will be a Basin Region of SCOPE, a new Thursday, Jan. 29 in the Great Va. concert by folksinger and Hall, Tangeman University Center, national student anti-pollution Each region will choose one composer John Denver at 7: 30 organization, at its first meeting in by Stephen Butter, re pr esentative to a national and 9:30p.m. on Friday, Jan. 23 nationally-known draft attorney Cincinnati, Dec. 29. SCOPE advisory board to in Wilson Auditorium. Tickets will SCOPE (Student Council on and authority on legal aspects of Secretary Hickel. This board will be $1.50 for students and faculty the Selective Service System. ~ Pollution and Environment) was meet periodically with Secretary and $2 for general admission. established by the Federal Water Hickel in Washington. A "Monte Carlo Carnival Night" Pollution Control Administration Regional SCOPE boards are to will be held at 7: 30 p.m. Jan. 24 (FWPCA) of the Department of provide the regional director of in the Siddall Res-idence Hall TYPING EDITOR NEEDED the Interior to provide' young the FWPCA with new ways of cafeteria. Admission is 50 cents. adults with a voice in the controlling water pollution. WXIX-TV's "Cool Ghoul", will formulation of solutions to SCOPE will conduct periodic entertain at a party for Any 0 ne interested national and r eg io n a l seminars in various cities Tof the handicapped children at 1 p.m. applying for typing editor of environmental problems. Ohio Basin Region this year to Jan. 25 in the Great Hall, One hundred and fifty college enlist the help of more students in Tangeman University Center. the NR is invited to come to' and senior high school students finding concrete ways to battle Planned for Monday, Jan. 26 are the NIl offices in the Student from within a 100-mile radius of the problems of water pollution; a special Hawaiian dinner in the Union today at 4 p.m. Also, Cincinnati attended. The regional SCOPE board will University Center; the opening of SCOPE's purpose is to provide a expand its membership to, nine to a photograph display by the an~one else interested in broad base for directing student- accommodate those who missed Residence Halls Association in the typing may come up. activities aimed at combating' the Dec, 29 meeting. same building, that will depict life environmental pollution. Future meetings of SCOPE have in the dormitories; and dances Secretary of the Interior Walter not been announced. beginning at 8:30 p.m. in the J. Hickel said, "We want to tap Altogether, 3,000 students Siddall Residence Hall cafeteria the enthusiasm, vigor, and' fresh attended the nine regional and the French Residence Hall ideas of our country's high school meetings held simultaneously in "lobby. and college youth in this battle to A t la nt a , Boston, Chicago, After the Jan. 27 basketball protect and preserve our precious Cincinnati, Dallas, Kansas City, g a me with Wichita State and irreplacable water resources. Portland, Richmond, Va., and San University, there will be a "Gay We want to involve the youth of Francisco. . 90's" night in French Residence our nation in the fight to prevent 1970 GRADUATES: the contamination of our environment. " . .. .&#~COSMETIC BOUTIQUE Engineering • Science • Business Administration • Liberal Arts Recent polls have indicated that the quality of our environment is , .1.1'~"",or BE PRETTY .. BE PAMPERED fast becoming a major issue on campuses throughout the nation. "~J II; BY HIGH LIGHTING YOUR Schneider was one of five ~~- BEST FEATURESI TRIBUNAL POSITIONS Petitions are now available UTIQUE AN INVITATION! COSMETICS BO COME IN FOR A COMPLETE MAKE-UP XEROX- for the following A&S Tribunal positions: PHONE AS OUR GUEST junior woman 961-0206 UNIQUE JEWELRY - NEGLIGEES - WIGS - ETC. freshman man OPEN: MON •• TUES., WED •• SAT., 10:00-6:00 freshman woman THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10:00-9:00 . Petitions are in the A&S BANK AMERICARDS and SHOPPERS CHARGES HONORED Tribunal mailbox, T.U.C. IS COMING TO CAMPUS -- WED., JA N. 21,. 1970

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". Page-Four , THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD J.anuary 16,1970 'Editorial r:tt~~stottieEdi'tO!' ;IIlUIIIJIIIIIFIllIIlillLl, ..JIL. UJIJ-".UII.,. 11111 UBA$teps a-head Crippled English-ushersi~ new year .1 Earlier this week the United Black Assn. (UBA) released a I statementconceming their future coalition agreements with Sir: Sileny Majority, the Forgotten want; I am a student, and have a the Corryville Community Council. The statement which was The New Year is often heralded American, expensive Senate very good idea of what I want. the first of its kind from the UBA this year, pointed out that by a minor Renaissance; spirits facilities, astrograss, grass, the Don't, don't ever, insist I should one of its major goals is to " ... get black students flourish .beaconed by the promise wonder of American Industries, ,be objective--my reason I divine involved ... " It is an effort by the UBA worthy of note of a new decade. ' and every other capitalized cliche 'from myself, not" from some Let it not be saidthat our own which serves your stagnant reason. imaginary tally sheet on which because for the first time in a long while they are moving into literary giants bring forth scourges Please, I beg you, do not apply emotion is a minus. the community to offer their help. at the New Year's threshold, your epithetic idiocies to relevant Perhaps all these editorials at In particular the organization will be focusing their' work in rather, they spew forth praise. subjects. Don't talk about the decade's commencement were the Corryville area where they believe work needs to be done. With crippled English' and inane education, this University, or its more than apropos. Let us reflect The coalition which was formed intends to work especially profundities, the' much lauded students. on moonwalks, on sex and drugs, new era is ushered in. Four major You fancy, yourself the new and pollution, because when on the problems of urban renewal in the area. In doing so grammatical mistakes and the intelligentsia - sentences of things take precedent over people they have asked for help from all those interested in lending a most insipid rhetoric by the Joycean .complexity, monumental munificent ideas are at a hand. Their statement mentioned a need for architecture and Editor-in-Chief m-eeted readers of profundity. The real design is premium. What the hell do you design students as well as others versed in particular skills. the News Record this silence. Challange anyone who have to say about the last ten Also, for the first time in a long while it seems that UBA optimistic January. We discovered questions your rheumatic years? They've happened? Don't that "one thing is certain . . . e mot ion--be "objective," for be insulting, or sell your paper to has opened their doors for those MO wish to help, both there will be ten years before objectivity protects your Scripps-Howard. Up with flatus, black and white. The key phrase from Bruce Walton, 1980," that "the Middle East will' aloofness, your arrogance, and down with editors--: it is time Chairman of the Central Committee went, "to succeed it will still by the' Middle East, " and the, disguises all self-aggrandizing egos. asses learn, to speak. The take an all out effort from black students and from others awesome news that free sex has I at one time wrote for the qualifications of an ass may not yet to be legalized. / News Record ,resigning when I interested." It is essential that the meaning in this sentence meet the high standards of News However, u'nkindly this did not wish to associate my ,Record, but more than likely, be taken exactly for what it is worth and that is simply a plea generalization mav be, this was a opinions with a staff whose idea their vocal cords are at the correct for help from others than just the blacks. typical News Record effort. It of news was indistinguishable anatomical end. We heed this particular statement, as important because seems newsmen and columnists of from its idea of polite slander. _ Noah Sepsenwol that paper are bred of that unique Don't tell me what the students CCM '71 from past experience we have learned that every word in a combination of political pundit release from the UBA is scrutinized before it ever leaves the and voyeur; Mr. Katz has worked confines of their office. And indeed every word from the so hard saving Nippert Stadium, FRANKLY SPEAKING chairman of, the organization is likewise handpicked before it while Lew Moores' informs us unhappy souls that perhaps "the is publicly spoken. ~ sixties are not as decadent as the , we neneve we-have read this statement right and we hope news 'media would lead us to that theUBA. follows up thisfnitial pronouncement and be l iewe " (a'n exceptionally carries out their present intentions. There are many who are precarious' observation for those more than willing to help but have been hindered in the past whom the Record is their e x elusive informant.) Bill from doing so. If now given the chance we feel, they can Masterson has protected us from prove themselves invaluable in helping the blacks both on the "peanut-butter ideology," as Mark campus and in the community. ' Nagel notes that the Industrial There is one point in the statement though, for which we Revolution has indeed happened. This, in its entireity, may not be feel an alternative solution might well be in order. In their sa t isf'act or y to the News , suggestion for a -new Corryville Community Center we Record. I find it very' satisfying. heartily agree. However, it may wellprove to be a better plan Speak on gentlemen, about the if the UBA considers' approaching the city officials for the ~ funds to build, the project, rather than asking the University 'Ed requirements OUtdatedl to do so, which they originally did in their statement. The Sir: ,same would apply in the staffing of the Center. The Many of the requirements of the University's close proximity to Corryville should not in any College of Education and Home way be the influencing factor in, deciding where the funds Economics are unbelievabley old should come from. Rather the funds should come from the and outdated. It seems to me that proper source and in this case we feel it might, be extremely no College should have the "privilege" of making mandatory advantageous to start by asking the city. courses that are on' the level of Something which the University might aid in, at least until eighth grade. A course entitles ~, a community 'center of the type mentioned is completed, is "Clothing for the Individual" is an ~ the utilization of some of their athletic facilities to needy excellent example as it is a ~ complete insult to anyone's children of the Corryville area. In working with Ithe UBA the intellegence. To learn at the age of University might establish one weekend per month where the , twenty that you look best in blue kids of the Corryvillearea could use the facilities. Of course or that your "coloring," does not this is only a suggestion and not a reality. It can't become .a adapt well to red satin seems ~ rather trite. reality until the University and the UBA get together, and //f'~1AI"'. In this mind-motivating course when they do this and many other things ,are quite possible. you can look forward to reading . ~' Seyenteen magazine and cutting ·SJNce- YOU f>UT IT 1lfAT 'NA'! . r 'QUOTE OF THE DA Y . out pictures, (which you will neatly mount on paper) of ~(JW q tiQAIE Academic freedom is the right, or group of rights, intended to make it r ccou: \ve 1()J A possible, for certain, persons to teach truthfully and to employ their "dramatic" or "inaenue" (a QfANGe ..I.' reason to the full extent of their intellectual powers. -(Continued on page 5) -Russell Kirk

["IIi r P r s i tv oj' C in c i tin (l t i .On 'university 'requirements Nf~WS HE£OHD _ Jim Lipovsky, -Members of- The subject of University thus, somewhat more capable of '~N0" for several reasons. That a National Educational Advertising Service, Inc. requ ireme nt s, especially the dealing with all' fields because of college graduate is a widely Associated Collegiate Press , so-called "breadth of knowledge" this experience-is widely intellignet man is assumed by the Offices in Rooms 411 - 12 - 15. Tangeman Uruversitv Center. requirements, is one that has desirable. And the colleges, which b u s in es s community and Cincinnati. Ohio 45221. Telephone: 475-2748. 2749. $3.50 per year, caused some deal of discontent are expected to turn out such employers in general; hence, the 10 cents per co py , second class postage paid. Cincinnati. Ohio. among students. broadly intelligent men, should value of the college degree which EDITORIAL STATEMENT This discontent, aimed at demand no less. per se opens endless opportunities The letters and columns appearing in the News Reco-d represent solely seemingly "irrelevant" One of the great objections ; for the graduate no matter what the views of their writers. All editorials reflect only the views of the requirements, has even been a raised by students against required his area of specialty. French Editorial Board of the paper and do hot represent University policy. contributing factor in student subjects in fields other than their majors for example, can obtain unrest at major universities. majors is that they are not employment in any number of Editor-in-Chief Business Manager But an examination of the "relevant" to the student. Such an fields that do not even involve Richard Katz Mike Wilkes rationale behind the rounded , objection, unfortunately, assumes French, simply by virtue of the Editorial Staff education, although somewhat a certain permanent narrowness' degree. idealized, seems to show that it on the part of the student; no A second reason, often cited, is Executive Editor ..••.•••.••.•• ~••.. ~..••.•.•.• '. Che.ryl Smith may not be such a bad idea after subject is ever "relevant" to the that simply living in a democracy Ass·istant Ed'Itor •••• " •.••.•..•.•.•.••.•••..•.•• Bernar d Ru biIn all.d Thet' old broaddi "humanities"t M student until he performs the hard assumes a general intelligence and A . te Edito . L 'M e uca ron, accor mg 0 rs. , ,work of mastering that subject: all capacity for logical thought on SSOCIa. I r •••.••.••••..•.•.•.•••.•••.••...••. eWe oores Janice Gorn, an associate subjects, after the subject. All the part of the electorate. The News ~dlto~ ••..• ~••.••.••.. ~.••• ~Bill Masterson, JI~ Lipovsky professor of education at NYU done the work to master. them, more well-versed a population ManagIng Editor .•...... •...... •...•..••..•...•.. Linda Meyer writing in Phi Delta Kappan are extremely relevant to his becomes in "impractical" subjects Sports Editor .•.•....• ,•...•....•...••..•.•..••..•• David Litt I educational magazine,"aims to' interest. such as logic and, rhetoric, the Features Editor ••...•..•••... ~.....••••.•.•••.••• Cliff Radel create that fusion of art and If, then, the colleges preceive more vi able the democracy Entertainment Editor ..•. 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Jeff Mitchel science which produces the whole this concept of a rounded becomes. Layout Editor , ' Charlie Oswald man, the human being, the .education as a desirable objective Thirdly , the broad education, Exchange Editor •.•.....•.••...•..•..•...•...... Dorinne Selm' fulfillment of the Greek aspiration - and they do - should they be with emphasis on language, serves Ph oto grap hy BditoI r .•••..• ~...... Bill Heckl'e to make of man 'a work of art in content to accept anything less as an imcomparable discipline. It '. ' , . himself'." Cartoonist .••• " ••••...••...•• '•.••..••••••.•••...• CraIg Russell Although' this ideal is not a from the student? That is, should sharpens the mind and, as implied they submit to pressure that before, makes the spirit infinitely , Busmess Staff -, serious objective for most, would have them ease the course more receptive to the broad scope Advertising Manager .' •.•.••.••. '.•...•••••.••••• Howie Kleinman nevertheless the goal of becoming requirements? of human experience. Advertising Solicitors .•••••.••••.••.. Fritz Steiner, Jack McDaniel intelligent in several fields - and The answer, I think, DUst be (Continued on page 5) ---- Jariuary 16,1970 THE UNIVEIlSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Paae Five

t f onorary new 'generation' - Letters'..•..'CADET~' (Continued from page 4) \.,~;sJj Time for a ~'."'l\ ..,,:;:.:. , Jon Reich.J' . technical term for teenybop) Colonel models. It will also be required of "Let the word go forth from wipe out warendoppresston. And with one idea in mind - what' can you to read and learn such Pelilion,s this time and place, to friend and the moderates - the Forgotten you and I do, as individuals,what interesting data as" mixing blue foe alike, that the torch has been Americans - they don't want to do concrete things can we' do to fix and yellow on the color wheel Now' passed to a new generation of the job themselves, and they're things up even a little bit, to make will undoubtably result ill the Americans, born in this century, afraid to let you do it. Maybe things better? And I'd like to formation of green, or that orange tempered by war, disciplined by a Available they deserve to be forgotten. know what you are thinking. Call, and red are warm colors. hard and bitter peace, proud of' Fear ... we're all afraid. Afraid write, wire: let's exchange views, You will also have the privilege our ancient heritage, and the other fellow's got more than let's communicate (and see if you of have your picture taken' in a unwilling to witness or permit the AI me, or A Better One, or an easier can refrain from calling at night leatard (fee $1). 'If you are slow undoing of those human gig. Where's the public morality? and sa ying "Commie!" and unfortunate enough to learn from rights to which this nation has Where's the private one? What hanging up real fast, know what I this worthwhile investment that Dean of always been committed, and to 'happened to principles? There's mean? It's old-fashioned, really. you possess acute physical which we are committed today at no trust anymore; charity is Whoever you are.). deformaties such ~s a "long neck" home and around the world." forsworn, compromise abjured, In the meantime, ,you .know or "low hips", chances are you will Womens Well, what happened, folks? honesty disdained. Even the Boy what I'm thinking. In closing, I'd be given the professional advise of How ' in hell did we ever start Scout Laws are passe. like to share with. you some of the im mediately lengthening your there, with the shining words and Ah, well, We've all been things that have turned me on: skirts and buying turtle neck Office bright promise of our chivalric slogan ned to death this week ("If DON'T MISS'Z' -..great flic! Sit sweaters as the only means of President, and wend our sad and you're not part of the 'solution, down and read Kahlil Gibran's , concealing th ese disastrous pitiable way to the precipice at you're part of the problem") and The, Prophet. Read it aloud, to a features. whose edge we stand' now, peering even while our world is dying friend. Same for Allen , Another extremely worthwhile fearfully down at The Abyss? we've been told that we're "guilty Ginberg's Howl. If you've never three hour course is Food and What's' the answer? If you're about nothing." Somewhere in dug The Art of Loving by Fromm Nutrition For Man (who else?) looking for it here, be wary. I the middle the truth must lie. I've and Tolkien's Lord of The Rings, Here you will learn little more haven't got the solution; none of waxed a bit sentiment here, better get with it. By all means that is written on the side of a us have, we columnists, we because I think we need to be a read Robert Rimmer's - books, box of cereal. Unless, in recording "pundits" and "instantaneous little softer once in awhile, a little e s p e cia IIy The H a r r a d your "complete food intake" commentators," Criticism used to more gentle and open and trusting Experiment. Cleaver's Soul On Ice (naturally a required project) and be an art: very trying, an exacting with one another. Not harder and or Grier & Cobbs, Black Rage are your "total energy output" for discipline. True for the social more belligerent and suspicious in musts, Get out your Bible and cop the same week you learn that the critic as well as the savant of the our dealings. I am sorry if you Jeremiah. Listen to former is less than the latter and arts. Today, though, we settle for take offense at my tone, or my Shostakovitch, or Tchaikovsky , or you will again rec'e-ive the neologism and the bon mot. message, or if you think it's Hovhaness' "Mysterious professional advise to altar your Sententious sagacity and flashy mushy, or unrealistic, or vague. Mountain." , living habits. or face continual riposte pose as thought. Sorry for you, that is, not for These things have turned me on poor and declining health. We all lose because we have myself. and they will you. Of course, to Being . a child development taken ill. We have been infected But I'll listen. In future each his own. Remember to: 1) major I am required to take the by the most virulent germ of all: columns, I want to explore some smile; 2) make love; 3) send your beginning level courses of all other fear. And not the common variety of the Great Issues of the day draft board a get-well card. Peace. departments (food and nutrition; FDR warned us of, but a deadlier textiles and clothing; management virus - fear of truth. Yes, I know, I 'r-LipOYSkY~."" ~ and eduation; etc). This, to me, is said I hadn't the solution ... but a waste of 21 "credit hours" in I have the Answer: You have the one year. These courses and in solution. Just this: It is within the. most cases the "instructors" power of each one of us to change, [Challenqe to atudents] should immediately be dropped the world. It is within the power: m ~ from' the required programs and of each one of us to live a rich and the students be allowed to (Continued from page 4) fulfilling life. And it is possible to Business College. substitute other classes. achieve both those ends. That the colleges and , Were a system to be adopted for But it has to come from within, universities should abandon this a freer exchange of courses among Barbara Becker, friends. It has to come from ideal-which, though seldom colleges, it would go far towards T.e., '72 within. Thatts the answer; you've attained, can apply in varying breaking .down the idea that got the solution. Love thy degrees' to students who have knowledge can be divided into neighbor. Groovy'. D:> it. My participated somewhat in the ,everal compartments which have 221-2800 golden rule is: Always Question benefits of rounded education - no relationship to each other. One Your Assumptions. Don't be is unthinkable. The ideal draws its practical restriction, however, afraid to take a good hard look at validity from the assumption, that would be this: students in College what's going on, at yourself, and college is meant to be a challenge X would have registration priority come to terms. Be honest, be to the student, requiring that he in all, College X courses before forthright. We Americans give his best in the pursuit of his students from College Y were complain easily -' about crime, own educational development. admitted, a necessity which could .. taxes, bad government - but which , Given the ideal of the rounded cause difficult (but not of us bestirs himself to do education, it seems somewhat a insurmountable) registration something? , shame that there exist some of the problems. Truth is a tough nut. You need current restrictions upon it. It is, A second practical restriction all your wits to crack it. The for example, pr act icatly would be. that the taking of conservatives despair at the impossible for a student in one courses in several colleges would quality of ,life and government; college to take courses.in another.' have to be rigidly supervised by an liberals at the quality of the The, Business Administration interested faculty adviser. environment and the student, for example, therefore Otherwise it would happen all too Establishment. ,Each side heaps suffers because he has no often that the student could invective on the other, and truth opportunity to take courses , graduate from college without the goes to the back of the bus. The dealing with the arts. 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Audience part of the action -..c:" ~~~L~~~flT~.. '·at Nowhere Coffeehouse For students who seek some the program and are called upon sort of relaxation on the for varied responses. The actions weekends and are unaware of of the crowd add to the effect and mrr.PE~IJ~urr.places to go in the vicinity of mood of the Coffeehouse.' campus, they do not have ,to go Members of the audience have THE ESSENTIAL SENSUAL HANDBOOK FOR ENTE~TAINMENT beyond the perimeter of the been known to play cards, read AND DIVERSION IN GREATER CINCINNATI university. newspapers, write poetry or verse, and sketch drawings while PUBLISHED JOINTLY BY.THE CULTURAL EVENTS Con trary to popular and COMMITTEE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI listening to the music which fills AND THE YOUNG FRIENDS OF THE ARTS, misconstrued belief" our campus the room with something more does not go to sleep' on the than smoke. >••...•~ weekends. Through the Though the acts on stage are not $1·.00 PER COpy student-operated Program s t.r ic tl y professional, the T ABLE OF CONTENTS Council, the university does offer individuals have a strong rapport - activities and entertainment on .with the audience which puts the A WORD TO T'HE READER ••••••••••••••••• . 4 Ed I"ff C II ~" the weekends in the Tangeman YOUNG FRIENDS OF THE ARTS •••••••••••• 5 see I 0 ege, Thomas More. Mt. St. Joseph, • 20-22 anti-performer on a level of UC CULTURAL EVENTS COMMITTEE.. • • . . . . 5 EVENINGS OUT AND AWAY University Center. conversation with the people MUSiCAL ARTS •....•••• ~•••••• ; •• • • . • . • . 6-9 Rockhouses, Restaurants, Ice Cream Parlors •••• 23-26 One of the more popular and surrounding him. This factor is THEATRE, •.•.•••...•..•.••.•••••••••••.•• 10-11 BOX OFFICE GUiDE •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 27 imaginative establishments 'on what distinguishes 'between OPERA •••.••••..•••..••••••• -. • • • • • • • • • • • 11 SEATING PLANS AND DIAGRAMS campus is the Nowhere performing and communicating. BALLET. • • . . . • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • . • . • • • • • • . •• 11 Music Hall, Shubert Theatre; Playhouse-in-the-Park VISUAL ARTS Opera Pavillion, Taft Theatre,Emery Auditorium 28-35 Coffeehouse. Every Friday Other contributers' to the Musuems, Galleries, etc•••••.•••••• , ••• : •.• '. 12-14 TOURS AND MAPS evenillg a band of troubadours Coffeehouse and its success for FILMS Eden Park, Mt. Adams, Ohio, Cincinnati •.••••• 36-41 known as the Folk Committee the last year have been made by Film Houses, UC ,Film Series, Audience Guide ••• 15-17 HOW TO GET THERE: TRANSPORTATION plans and organizes the university professors, who TELEViSiON...... 17 Transit Map, Taxis, Car Rentals, Trains, Coffeehouse in the Rhine Room. contribute their own personal RADI,O •• .•.•• •••••••• ••. ••• •••.•.••••••• 17 Boats, Planes ••••••••••••••••••••• ,••••••• 43-47 talents which often get smothered Nowhere is a refreshing change ARTS IN PRINT AND RECORD SPORTS: SPECTATOR & PARTICIPANT ~•••••• 48-54 in the classroom. ' of atmosphere from the loud and Librarie~, Book and Music Shops ••••••••••• _ • 18-19 AND NOW: •.• MISCELLANEOUS •••••••••••• 55-59 Add to this the wide assortment ARTS ON CAMPUS . 1970 CALENDAR ••.••••••••••••••••.••••••••• 58 brassy night spots surrounding the of film relics, occasional visits by UC, Tangeman Center Floor Plan, XU, ••••••• 20-22 APPLICATION: YOUNG FRIENDS OF TH_~ARTS' •• 60 campus. True, it does not appeal members of the Mummers Guild, to everyone and it does not try to. , AVAILABLE NOW, FOR $1.00 PER COpy AT THE UC TANGEMAN CENTER poetry readings and the various INFORMATION DESK, ALL COLLEGE CAMPUSES, OR ORDER BY MAIL Nowhere doesn't offer interest groups which frequent' the DIRECTLY FROM YFA. ' . " intoxicating beverages or wild 'house' and you have quite an ---:------~------ORDER BLANK ------. light shows. It does suggest, enjoyable evening. :' Please rush to me copies of the new CINCiNNATI COMPENDIUM AT $1.00 each.En~losed I however, a more relaxed, subdued' For those who c r a v e . check or money or.der payable to Young Friends of the Arts. I -and intimate setting for people to professionalism, there have been meet and share' their talents and notable guests of the Coffeehouse, L ~:;~;,':';': :..,'.t.:';';'; .-.:': ~;t~'''''.:':':':':': ~;.p."""""""".:.:': '.': ..! opinions. ~ such as John Hartford and John Unlike other coffeehouscs.: the Denver, who spent 'a weekend last -~~:~~~;~~~u~:~~~~---~--:------~audience is not 'performed at' but spring and thrilled two capacity Young Friends .of the Arts, P.O. Box 1872, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45201 (return postage will be paid by ,YFA). - is considered an integral part of crowds with his .original rendition of "Jet Plane" as well as his other better known recordings. John Denver will be appearing again on campus on Jan. 23rd in Wilson Auditorium at 7:30 and 9:30 with advance tickets at $1.50 and $2.00 at the door. Though it is known as being Now you're on your way up. folk-oriented, Nowhere has transgressed into other areas of music and will continue to be flexible in' its program as long as (Continued on page 11)

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Complaint, suggestion, question request assistance for self-study Director. Both psychologists came or HANG-UP? Write Brian and diagnosis of their program. out of community organizations DINE'IN Zakem's DIRECT LINE, 1040 They may be concerned about in Cincinnati to establish the Towanda Ter., Cincinnati, Ohio extension of existing services, _ Institute in 1966; Dr. Oseas was OR 45216. Name and college position staff' relationships, program Chief of the Psychology Service at required, but will be withheld on evaluation research or the t.he Veterans Administration request. Sponsor - Student improvement of relationships with Hospital while Dr. Mills was Chief CARRY ,OUT Psychologist of the Division of Senate. other parts of the community Does your organization have and/or their clients. Mental Health of the Cincinnati psychological HANG-UPS? The "For example, a. local church Health Department. Just Call "A recent full-time, addition to University of Cincinnati's requested an in-depth survey of 22l·2142 Community Psychology Institute thelrmembership to help' the lnstitute is Dr. Daniel Langmeyer, who is Research has an answer ... determine the commitment of "The Community Psychology that church toward community Coordinator. Other' social OPEN: scientists on the UC faculty serve Institute provides consultation action projects. Mon. thru Thurs. as research and consultation services to community "Subsequent discussion of the 10 ~til 3 a.m. associates on specific .projects organizations dealing with the survey within the church helped from such areas as sociology , Fri. & Sat. mental health, educational, this organization to understand 10 ~til 4 a.m. and diagnose its own needs more political science, community welfare and safety needs of the Sunday 12 'til 11 P.M. Cincinnati area. ~ accurately. Another frequent use planning, psychiatry, etc. "In practice, this has meant that of consultation services is to set "A number of' advanced a number of social agencies, up .intensive discussion meetings graduate students in Psychology school systems, treatment and with the leadership of an serve as consultation associates, r eh a bilitation institutions, organization of the issues and receive a one year program of churches, police and fire involved, to put the organization training, in the Institute. These CI,NCIN,NATICHILI SPECIALIST departments, labor unions and 'back on the track', and to act as a associates Doth initiate and carry vocational training programs have, self-renewal strategy' for the out programs of the Institute. Located Comer of Clifton' & Ludlow ~ "Courses, seminars, an d asked the Community Psychology organization. Just a five minute walk, from campus Institute for assistance with their "Dr. Leonard Oseas is Director workshops are also conducted as a programs. of the Institute, while Dr. Robert means of acquainting students In '''Typically, an organization will B. Mills - serves, as Associate (Continued on page 13) ~

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~".:- Page Eight THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD January 16, 1970 - Bear Facts . -.. , Poor crowds·'pin' grapplers morale; I really couldn't say III Mahan'S.1IIetI vie~"" ••••• row by David Marsh wrestlers have reached a plateau about his program and squad. "We by David Litt NR Sports Writer tha~ s.urpasses the level .of operate the varsity wrestling I mediocrity, Yet, the -wrestling program with many adversities. Tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m.; program here does not -have the' Sports Editor -, They include the following: L the U.C. wrestling team hosts fan backing that the Cincy Practice facilities for use are Marshall University in the Armory population displays for other 'I'he officiating at Saturday night's 64-63 loss to the Louisville totally inadequate. 2. The quality Fieldhouse. The Bearcat wrestlers leading sports. Cardinals has brought many responses from a large part of the campus, of the wrestlers is good, but there were 3-0-1 this year going into From 1964-1968, U.C. wrestling and has hit a sour chord in the Cincinnati Athletic Department. are no high school champs on the Wednesday's match with Wabash teams were able to put together Remarks from all over the Cincinnati area have ranged to the extent squad. 3..The operating budget is of the officials purposely trying to get Jim Ard out of the game, calling College and over a ten match .span only eight victories. Last year, limited and this prevents formal, :;:.,....-; useless fouls against the Bearcats, and doing anything possible to have covering part of last year's Coach Mahan's second year at the training meals and meet films." schedule, they are

have on the social problems faced I ~ 3527Columbi·a ~arkway by this country. Also examined will be the implications of this FREE BEER Restau-:,ant Open Daily 10'A&'t02 A.Me effect on the foreign policy of the Live Music and Dancing Friday & Saturday United States in underdeveloped MORTAR BOARD (Reservations please) 8 P.M. to 2 A. M. countries. c The course is being taught by RECOMMENDATIONS ~ ADMISSION 2S Groups and Private Parties by Arrangement' Clinton Hewan, a political science 321-9774 681-2666 graduate student. It will begin this DUE JAN. 30 Tuesday, Jan. 20 at 12:30 p.m.

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STUDENT DISCOUNT PRICES -~ - Where Quality Counts:-, Dinner 10 follow 621-4i44 212 W. McMillan 221.6728 January 16, 1970 THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Page Eleven .Achievement seminars offered by Univ. College to boost NEWS RECORD grades. -of weak students CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Now you can use this handy, form to place your classified ads in the News Record. Just About 20 students who are on 20 probationary students, with fill out the form below, following these three simple steps. academic probation in the characteristics similar to the U;niversity of Cincinnati's experimental group. two-year University College will LJ lost & Found ( 1) Check whether ad is for Lost & found, Wanted, have an opportunity to boost At the .end of the winter For Sale, or other. their grades through a new series quarter" University College 0 Wanted of "achievement seminars" this officials will compare the '(2) Write message in space below. quarter. performance of the students in the seminar group to that of the 0 For Sale Dean Joseph J.' Samuels said (3) Fill: in name & address, and return or mail this control group students, who will Other! that the experimental seminars, receive no extra tutoring, and CJ form to the News Record Office, Rm. 411, which ,will emphasize the' .evaluate the program. Tangeman Center . student's strengths instead of his L. weaknesses, will be held twice a week, beginning Tuesday, Jan. 6. N Message·----~ _ Coordinator of the new project I owhere needs support is Mrs. Dorelle Heisel, " U.C. . .. assistant professor of fine arts. (Continued from pagel 0) . "M a ny tutorial se~sions there is a response on the part of emphasize the negative," Mrs." the students. ' Heisel explained. "Our marginal Most important of all, Nowhere Name ...... •...... students have solid strenghts ?e~d~ the support of student body which are presently unidentified If It IS to continue in the form of and unused. They have the participation and feedback. ' Address : . capacity to change and grow, but Weekl.y meetings of the Folk they need a supportive Co~mlttee are on Monday environment and the opportunity evenmgs at 7:30 p.m. in Room Phone ...... •...... ~ . to construct ,their own growth ~24 of the Student Union. All situation. •• mterested people are welcome. Classified rales: ~1OC/word - SOc minimum Mrs. Heisel said that the 20 The Coffeehouse is open from 8 Deadlines: for Tuesday· preceedinq Fridav, Friday· Preceeding Wed. volunteer students will "help each p.m. to 1 a.m~,Friday ~ other out" in the group sessions through such devices as psychodrama and group therapy. "In psychodrama, where the students act out a given situation the y will actually physically , support each other. We hope that this physical support will lead to psychological support ." Students involved in the quarter-long experiment should learn, according to Mrs. Heisel, to identify their own .strenghts and to explore ·individual ways of functioning better in college. The volunteer group will be evenly divided between men and women. .Dean Samuels will' also choose a control group of another I, ' Chemiistry CI.ub RC~s many-tentacled computerdoes time sharing plus regular computing. Meeting, It'sa generation ahead of its major competitor: , " Once there were only monster See if it's not more efficient to because communications is what 'Appl.icGtions of computers that did big batch do the same work on your own ~_...., RCA is famous for. It'll keep us jobs like payrolls. Octoputer. And get batch ..~.w.~: ahead of our competition. Radioisotopes" Then came the whirling .processing, too. One It can keep you ahead dervishes of time sharing that more thing. The Octo- The speaker is Dr. Manno of yours. Step up to the let 'a lot of people work at once. puter concentrates Octopu ter and shake [F. Nelson, a senior research Now there's a new kind of on remote computing chemist in the chemical [ hands hands hands creature that does time sharing because that's what hands hands hands ... research department ofl and batch work together. So you're going to need 11AtiasChemical Industries. lots of people can use it- - that's where the _ II ! efficien tly. industry is going. nCIi Friday It's the Spectra 70/46.The We got there first COMPUTERS Octopu ter.There's nothing January 16,'1970 else quite like it on earth or under the sea. " 2:00 P.M. The Octoputer's arms are long 823 AI Brodie andstrong.It sits in the middle of your company and reaches helping hands out in all directions. Suddenly, your company works harder. More - of your people use the com- puter-solving more problems, finding more facts, writing more programs. PROGRAMERS And it does your big batch jobs in its spare time. The Octopu ter does a real armload of work for a hand- SYSTEMS ANAL YSTS Program Trainees ful of change. Check the Computer Operators bills from your time- Full Time Clerical sharing services. Key Punch Operator

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For career information visit your College Placement Office. Page Twelve THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECO,RD January 16~1970 Sa·m"~s 'Student role ...·in ~University 206 W>McMilian ' topic of essay competition

Open From .12 Noon Daily "The Role of the Student in the course teacher. the assistance of any other person 20c Drafts 'till 6 P.M. Governance of a Public Competitors may discuss the in the actual writing of the essay, Thursday & Saturday Nites $2.00; , 'University" will be the -topic of theme of their entries with fellow however, and the theme and All the draft you can drink the 1970 Robert A. Taft Sr. students, faculty members or philosophy expressed must be his Memorial Essay Competition at others. The student may not use own. Open Always on Sundays the University of Cincinnati. Chairman of this year's ./ Established in honor of the late competition is Dr. Samuel S. Senator Taft by the Thomas J. Candidates vie, Wilson, acting dean of the College_ Emery Memorial, the competition of Law. Other committee DUMB PROPRIE,TOR is open to all full-time Fre~hman AWl members are;: Dr. William D. undergraduate students at U.C. Its CIt Aeschbacher, professor and head purpose lis to encourage students representatives of the history department; Dr. ••• CHILI SPAGHETTI to write essays relating to the Dieter Dux, professor and head of _C ..,. .,. .,. principles and practice of Each college at U.c. is entitled to the political science department; CHI'lI3-WAY III government in the United States one Freshman _.Representative. to and Dr. Gordon S. Skinner, a- ~ and the individual liberty of the professor and head of the CHI-LI ANYWAY Associated Women Students. The .,. ••• citizens of the United States. following students have petitioned department of economics. CONEY ISLAND C- At -t he d iscretion of the for AWS Council this year. - Further information about the ~ competition committee, prizes to competition can be obtained from BRING YOUR CHICK! Election of these candidates is :- ~ be awarded will be $500 for first done by all Freshman women . . Dean Wilson. place; $250 second; $150 third; •••I You may vote for one person >- and $100 fourth," Deadline for from your college. Clip out this ••• HAMBURGER GEORGE N entries is June 8. ballot and turn it in to the Dean - Essays must be between 3000 I for 'C of Women's Office (101 Beecher) ~i Delta Ep~ilon (HAMBURGERS.4 $1.00) ••• and 5000 words in length, III or to the Union Desk by Friday, exclusive of 'footnotes. Students Jan. 23 . taps newmem6ers 3230 ~EFFERSON are permitted to have their essays 'Any Freshman in Pharmacy • serve the dual purpose of entry in o College who is interested in. for fall, winter 751-9524 the competition and a term paper ~ serving as AWS Representative The University of - Cincinnati COUNT YOUR CHANGE in a regular course of instruction, this year, please contact Mrs. subject to the approval of the chapter of Pi Delta Epsilon, Cambell, AWS Advisor, in the national', honorary for journalists, 4< Dean of, Women's Office' tapped its winter pledge class last (475-2936 ). A&S Wednesday night. Susan Frankel In order to be eligible for Mary Alice Geppart membership students must have. at WHO'S Lisa Johnson least a 'C' average in their overall Janice Porter subjects and have worked on a Susan Weintraub publication at least three quarters. WHO Barbara Williamson Students in radio and television Janet Hanseman are also eligible for membership. Carol Rose The newly elected members are: Business Administration CiNCINNATIAN-cheryl Adler, ON·'THE Sara E. Flamm Lynn Ratterman, Diane Mastin, CCM Larry Me Pherson, and Rod Kathleen Mays Pennington. CAMPUS DAA June Jasen CO-OPERATIVE Jennifer Drydyk ENGINEER-Tom Geers. AT' U.C~? Teachers College NEWS RECORD-Bill Masterson, Ann Contire - Lew Moores, Linda Meyer, Dave Kathy Calahan Litt, Jim Lipovsky, Howie Deborah Ludlow Kleinman, and Sue Stenger. Thaila Kottler PROFILE MAGAZINE-Di~k Chery 1 Spector Snyder. University College RADIO WFIB-Jim Meltzer, Jef Deborah Fechanda Gamblee, David Cassidy, Len Nursing & Health Marsico. and Bill Ratliff. Donna Kochis {Continued on page 16)

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Come See Us At The CLIFTON COLONY APTS Lowell at Morrison---542-1766 shillibis Wa. for June and September Occupancy January 16, 1970 THE UNIVERSITY OF CIN~INNATINEWS RECORD Page Thirteen Direct Line ... Danicels Hall···Dance Psychology and other So I parted with 50 cents which departments of the university turned out to be a very good with the concepts and practice of investment, community psychology. "The Community Psychology "Unlike the other loud and Institute, housed in its own brassy places I had been to before, Allenb, Band building at 109 Corry St., was "Nowhere" was a needed change started in 1966 with the aid of a of pace. The music and training grant from the National entertainment were refreshing and Institute of Mental Health. It is the films ranged from comic to affiliated with the Department of mildly hilarious. There were times Psychology at UC, and one of its when the Coffeehouse moved into primary objectives is the training segments of poetry and discussion of graduate students in and I was surprised to ·see many of FREE BEER psychology. in consultation skills. my professors there. I didn't lack Robert B. Mills Ph. D. for anything to eat or drink since Associate Professor there was an adequate' supply of Department of Psychology refreshments being supplied in c A DIRECT ~INE REMINDER: . one corner of the room. Students interested in serving on "The next thing I knew I was All University Sena~ must being entertained by two Admission 25 petition in the Student Senate members of the cast of 'Money' Office,' 222 TUC by Jan. 19th and who did segments from the play should attend the Jan .. 21 Senate to delight the audience. In many 17 8-12 P.M. cases the audience. participated in Sat. Jan. meeting 414, TUC 7:00 p.m, where elections will be held. the show and I was very impressed A DIRECT LINE suggestion overall with "Nowhere's" from a "Nowhere Coffeehouse"· informality and intimacy. fan: ' "When I next looked at my "Walking about campus on watch it was 1 a.m, and the Friday evening, I happened to Coffeehouse was unfortunately by stop into the Union. Not having coming to a close. I vowed that I any definite plans, I was would pay many more visits to considering places to go in the "Nowhere" in the future and I immediate area where I wouldn't hope that many students reading g or Drag this article will take advantage of 5'__ have to spend a fortune and at the same time enjoy myself. All of a this exciting entertainment." sudden I was confronted by what seemed like thousands of posters that are always reaching out at you and selling you something. "Like most UC students, I tend to ignore these ·signs and pass by hurriedly. Nevertheless, I spotted one that interested me. "Nowhere Coffeehouse," it said, and only 50c. "I immediately set out for the Rhine Room. To my amazement, I found that it was being used for something other than a cafeteria. The mood of the room seemed to be much more casual and intimate than I was used to seeing Jt at lunch time. "The room was illuminated only by candlelight. and one spotligh t which was directed onto the platform at .the far side of the room. The individual on stage did not look or sound familiar but he -, appeared in control of a very captive audience. The music seemed to beckon me to come in. Exquisite Styling . Permanent Value . from

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Concert Ticket prices are $3 for the main, surface lately with anything good. of the year, is King, Crimson. undoubtedly the silliest Love has times are 7 and 9: 30 p.m. floor and $2 for the balcony. The last one I can remember was a Their first album, "In The Court Of ever recorded. _Widely recognized for their The Crimson King," on Atlantic, has been out for two months or so Someone commented that this unique interpretation of. classical album is "as eclectic as hell." and rock music, NYR&RE in America and is doing quite well .~ commercially. _ Unfortunately it's not even that perform a broad spectrum- subtle. "Out Here" is almost -rhythm and blues, acid rock, , The music is rather difficult to describe and, -;though at times it without exception a record of English madrigals, folk ballads, imitation, and while usually good oriental songs, and classical and smacks of the Mothers, Captain Beefhart, and Pink Floyd, in the imitation, on any creative level, it pre-classical music. - fails. Three of the .quintet have end King Crimson finally. sounds formal music school backgrounds like no one else. In case you get a chance to hear and have worked their way deep Instrumentation for this the album a couple of times please into the rock idiom. Martin overdubbed four man group' do and decide for yourself what Fulterman, Michael Kamen, and consists of guitar, various cut is supposed to be Elvis, which Dorian' Rudnytsky bring the 'keyboards and woodwinds, bass, the Rascals, Jimi .Hendrix, the diverse tones of the oboe, English and drums. The group is usually Byrds, Crosby, Stills, Nash, et. aI., horn, French horn,' cello and tight and the production is Al RDoper, .Eric Burdon, and harpsichord as well as the guitar, outstanding. Love. Perhaps' the biggest problem is ~trumpet, drums, and piano into Love's "Out Here" contains their musical repertoire. the material. Actually the musical part of the, record is well taken some of the finest imitative rock Brian Corrigan and Clifton since Lighthouse found out that Nivison, self-instructed musicians, care of" but the "Words and ~ Illumination" of Peter Sinfield are there was a Blood, Sweat, and serve as the group's composers, Tears. It's a great record to take rarely anything but so' mystical guitarists, and singers. Corrigan is to a party and put on during low and obviously allegorical as to be their most prolific lyricist. spots. You can then play the "I'll saying -"Please ignore us and listen According to Donal Henahan of Bet Th e y , r e the: New York Times, "NYR&RE to the band." Imitati'ng----;----" game. Among the best of the cuts is are doing things that can prick up Unfortunately it's only good for the ears of musicians as knowing "21st Century Schizoid Man" '. one party. as Leonard Bernstein, while ("Cat's foot, iron claw/Neurosurgeon's scream for As light-hearted as this review more. Etc.") Here the music grabs tried to sound, I can't fool myself. you and lifts you to a frenzy At one time I really liked Love. Correction paralleled in rock only by Captain , - Finally, following in' the' wake Beefhart (who does it much better The film review of BOB AND of the rumor that the' Chicago and incessantly). In the midst .of Conspiracy Trial will . begin CAROL' AND TED AND changing rhythms and moods you ALICE which appeared in touring next September came the find yourself approaching anquish announcement that recording Tuesday's NR was written by when suddenly the pounding Katie Slater. The review was rights for this tragi-comedy have rhythms stop and the echoed been secured by Warner/Reprise originally and incorrectly flutes being the next song, "I Talk reported as written by Jeff STEVE STILLS (LEFT), AND DAVE CROSBY of Crosby, Stills, Nash Records. and Young, as they appeared in concert in Cleveland several- weeks ago. To The Wind" (more silly lyric Mitchel. steeped in allegory.) The new version is, of course, a' (Photo by Rod Pennington) Still, the music is superior to the musical to be scored by Merle words throughout and is solely Haggard and Paul Kanter. It will responsible for the record's many be produced on record by veteran successes. There is really only one Al Kooper and newcomer John 'The Arrangement' over-emotional, bad musical cut, "Moonchild", Mitchell. which can be overlooked in The present cast will remain in context with the rest of the tact for the revised version with Dunaway takes another poor role music. A' fine musical album; no the exception of Richard Daley; doubt their' second will be' still who announced that he could not better. .' by Katie Slater effect is somewhat like that of a other times and places, "THE tour because he just couldn't take NR Entertainment Staff moving collage. Kazan assaults us ARRANGEMENT" might have Love is Arthur Lee. Ever since the time' off his regular job. with a series of past and present been absorbing it it \\eren't for 'the group's first album he was "Besides, he commented, "I just "The Arrangement" is Elia Kazan's emotional climaxes. The mark of Kazan's tendency to pile on satire, responsible for most of the don't think Il¥ voice is _at it examination of' the life of Eddie a highly theatrical temperament is convulsions, clowning, and an writing, arranging, and singing, used to be." and was, if not musically Anderson (Kirk Douglas), a evident in the quick barrage of excessive use of theatrical He will be replaced by Ronald astounding, usually, enjoyable. successful citizen- of Plastic-Land, passions,' crises, and meaningful" techniques which result in .an Reagan, who, coming out of the memory of whose aborted moments, to which I found the emotional numbness on the part Love's "Forever Changes" is still retirement, claims he needs no one of my favorite albums. integrity is brought painfully and lack of development detrimental. of the viewer. voice lessons. obsessively to h~ attention Comic moments can be effective The group's newest, their first Also, the name of the showwill through his affair with a girl with in a tragic situation, but I did not for Blue Thumb, "Out Here," a be changed from it's present a "built-in crap detector" (Faye find this to be"the' case with such two record set, is a' long way well-worn one to "Oonspiraacy Dunaway). interludes as Eddie's ,goading of II 10 inlroduce down from what was one time the '70:A Foretaste." H is confrontation with his Hum e Cronym, his harassed lileraryseclionj worst of Arthur Lee. self-betrayal and "sold minutes" lawyer, or- his mockery of his It is at best amusing.but hardly a and his inability to reconstruct a wife's psychoanalyst. The comic poels needed' pacifier until the group's next life of value drive him to relief seemed to sever the mood of album. His completely new band withdrawal, suicide attempts, an tension to a damaging degree and (which since the recording of this I unappreciated frankness with his Poetry and prose may be album has again been replaced) is SEEIS; ·1 reduced Eddie, to some extent, to submitted to the NR by, those colleagues, and the laceration of a neurotic prankster. The satire in . not incompetent and is in fact The New York Rock and Roll the two women in his life. students who feel that .the capable of being quite good, as in some places also seemed a little objectivity of a news story Ensemble will appear at Wilson ' He turns from his accomodating heavy. "August" on Love's previous tonight. The group merges wife (Deborah Kerr), who has hinders their true talents. album. In spite of the fact that the classical and contemporary encouraged and applauded his rise Please, no crippled English. The only thing that's really three main characters seemed to popular modes in their music. in advertising, to the goads and worse on these records than the be repeating one 01' two responses Although their albums are stiff probing honesty of this mistress, constantly, I came away wth a and highly .studio oriented, they compelled by her pleas to the man str ong impression of their, are reportedly an excellent he might have been. But she is individual temperaments, concert group. embittered by his refusal to although Eddie is recalled' mainly Concert Jazz Band, -chorus commit himself to her. Way over on the other side of as a devastated face and frantic Eddie's moral upheavals are' a the spe c trum . is the MC5, body. Kirk Douglas was adequate photographed from various angles present musical hit medley appearing at the Ludlow Garage for the role, but I got the' and speeds in a 'shuffled sequence tomorrow and tonight. Hailing impression that he could have of scenes, with heavy reliance Musical theater scenes from organist who - is considered a from Detroit, even carrying the been . replaced without much upon flashback and the insertion "Hair" and other recent hit shows master of improvisation, will be Motor City banner, the M<35 is . variation by any of several of previous shots to comment will be performed by 22 talented pr e sen ted by U. C . famed for their use of volume and energetic' actors. Deborah Ken- upon or parallel the action. The singers with the U.C.Concert Jazz College-Conservatory of Music political controversy. turns in a good performance, Band, conducted by John Defoor . Alumni in a special concert-to painful to see in its humiliation In the way of films,"the U.C. and Bruce Fisher, on Monday at benefit the school's Student program is showing two this and frustrated jealousy. Richard 8 : 3 0 p. m r" i n U. C . Emergency Loan Fund--next Boone gives a typically strong weekend. Alfie, in the Great Hall - Actors. sought-- . Co llege-Conservatory's Corbett Friday, January 23, at 8 :30 p.m. on Friday' night, portrays the presentation of Eddie's tyrranical Auditorium. The public is invited: in Corbett Auditorium. Tryouts Will, be held Monday father. And there is Dunaway, a sleazy shenanigans of Michael no admission charge. Specially-priced student tickets Caine. The International series on and Tuesday evening, Jan. ·19 and Legend -threading a precarious' Program highlights also will '($1.00) are available now at U.C. 20 at 7 p.m. in Studio 101. path through second-rate roles. A Sunday night is presenting include. selections from "Your Tangeman Center Ticket Desk. Ichikawa's Fires on the 'Plain, a Nine one-act plays will be considerable actress, she has been Own Thing," "Dear World," Seats are not reserved. performed later' in the winter- rather frequently compared to morally oppress ive anti-war "Promises, Promises," and Dr. Volkel, Fellow of the drama. quarter. Among them are "The Garbo, but I find her style much "Celebration. " American Guild of Organists, for Sandbox" by Edward Albee, "No closer to Dietrich's. She has the Stage direction and many years performed' at the Downtown at the Albee, "All the Exit" by Jean Paul Sarte, and arrogant face, the incisiveness, and choreography are by Jack Rouse, Chautauqua, '1Iew York music Loving Couples" is showing. A "The Play" by Samuel Beckett. the earthiness that were part of Howard Travis, Morleen Getz, and colony and at' Bell Telephone member of the new wave of sex Others include "The Dock Brief," Marlene's image as the dashing Priscilla Masavage--with musical Hour Broadcasts from Carnegie exploitation films, it will be "Keep Tightly Closed in a Cold adventuress. Her potential remains -direction and arrangements by Hall. . reviewed in full in Tuesday's NRo Dry Place," and "The Tiger." relatively untapped in this film, Fisher. All are members of CCM's He is a graduate of Juiliard, New A new variety show, titled ..."w All of the plays are modern in although I can think of no other Musical Theater faculty. Mr. York University, and Union simply "The Show;" Sunday at keeping with the spirit initiated actress better suited to the part of DeFoor, lecturer on jazz, directs Theological Seminary (where he 8 p.m.,features Jerry Jeff Walker by The Rudimentary theater last Gwen. the University's expanded Stage earned' a doctorate in sacred singing "Mr. Bojangles.' John weekend. Tryouts are open to all Although the point of this film Band program: music). He has taught at all three Sebastian appears on the Dick re~ardless of past experi.ence. has been made often enough in George Wm. Voikel, noted institu tions. Cavett show Monday night. January 16, 1970 THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD / - Page Fifteen Trtiart Folliesl to be 'shown' ---Coming Events-- Perry Park Resort (Continued from page 10) IS HIRING NOW uncensored language of the filmed . FRIDA Y,JAN. 16 WEDNESDAy; JAN. 21 Psychology Colloquium- AWS Meeting-401B" TUC-6:15 p.m. PART TIME children. Warrendale was awarded "Warrendale"-Great Hall-3: 30 p.m, the International Film Critics' Center Gallery Openings-Drawings by John Marin--Gallery, TUC THURSDAY, JAN. 22 Prize at the 1967 Cannes Film 6:00-9:00 p.m. Graduate Faculty Meeings--127, TELEPHONE GIRLS Festival. * Pop Film-" Alfie"-Great Hall, McMicken-1:00 p.m, Produced and directed by Allan TUC-7:00 & 9:30 p.m. Center Board Meetings--P.D.R., King, the film shows the unique * Metro Talent Show-" All Souled TUC--5:00 p.m. PUBLIC. RELATIO"S MEN Out"-Wilson Aud.-S:OO Business Tribunal Meeting-317B, treatment devised for the children * Nowhere Coffeehouse-Rhine TUC--6:30 NO SELLING INVOLVED of Warrendale by the director, Dr. Room .TUC--S·:00 * Classic Series-"Post-War Revival * Ivy. Leaf Club Dance-Losantivtlle Experimental Show"-Great Hall, $2.50 AN HOUR John Brown. The movie was TUC--7:30 p.m. filmed over a five-week period, Room, TUC-9:00 p.m. . SATURDA Y, JAN. 17 PLUS COMI5510R with the final version edited from * Intercollegiate Wrestling FRIDAY, JAN. 23 40 hours of film. Matches-FH-1:00 p.m. * Pop Film-"The Dirty "The film is not really about * Concert: New York Rock & Roll Dozen"-Great Hall, TUC--7:00 p.m. & disturbed children," said King. Ensemble-Wilson Aud.~-S:30 p.m, 9:30 p.m, * Dance-Daniels, 11th Floor-S:OO * Residence Hall Week "It's about anger, rage and grief in p.m. Con~~rt-Wilson Aud.--7:00 p.m, JACK,'McDANIEL everybody, particularly focused. SUNDAY, JAN. 18 * CCM Alumne Benefit Concert: around the experience of loss and C.I.S.V. Winter Meeting--Great Hall, George Wm. Yokel, Organ--Corbett 861-6730, Aud.-S:30 p.m. death." TUC-2:00 , * International Film-"Fires on the Following the first showing of - Plains~'-Great Hall, TUC--7:30 p.m. the two films, a panel discussion MONDAY, JAN. 19 will be held in the Faculty A S' soc i a t io n Pre sid e nt's Lounge, Tangeman University Council-401B, TUC--7:30 p.m, Center. 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