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ame 102 Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, April 24, 1975 Number 4 vr ffjl Football Team Members Petition 'r Administration To Not Fire McHugh matter is "between ourselves and been advised not to discuss their By Tom Ford our team" and would not comment charges with anyone but Caples. Members of the football team have any further. Richard MHflgan, an Representatives of the basketball presented the administration with a author of the first petition, offered team reportedly met with Caples last petition asking that Thomas F. "no commentwhen asked to amplify Friday to discuss the petition. McHugh not be removed from his the four, .tenets of his petition. Caples was out of town and position as assistant coach of their According to reliable sources, unavailable for comment and the r team. Last week, members of the Milligan and John Van Doom who members of the basketball team It basketball team requested that also helped to write the petition, have refused to comment. McHugh and James Zak be fired from 77ic children were enthralled at the their basketball coaching positions performance of "Bumberton, (Collegian, April 17). Senate Votes To Uphold Hopping and Snickerville" put on by According to Dennis Hall, co-capta- in the 'Workshop in Theater for of the team, the petition Children ' last Saturday as part of the contains over forty signatures of Initial Calendar Change Kenyon who events during Parents Weekend. students are either The Senate unanimously voted to currently playing under McHugh or By Tom Ford support the calendar changes made who have played on a McHugh football earlier this year on a one year trial team here at Kenyon. Hall said that At last week's Senate meeting, the basis. Applications Increases the petition was not meant to conflict 5; senators were presented with a In November, 1974, the Collegian with the petition but only first petition, reportedly signed by over column "Inside Senate" reported concerned McHugh's ability as a 700 students, asking that the recently that: "Following a request of Peter football coach. Quality Remains High adopted academic schedule be Rutkoff, Senate Chairperson, the not trying to cause any "We're recalled. The petition specifically Senate is looking into the possibility are typical, the Admissions office antagonism with the basketball By McCown refers to the new October and of revamping the first semester Bill can expect to receive seventy-fiv- e to team," said Hall, "we're only in vacation schedule to allow for an one hundred new applications November breaks. later support end-of-Novemb- of the football program." er Kenyon to Earlier this year the first earlier break than the present is offering admissions Vice-preside- this year. "We are hoping to enroll John R.O. McKean, nt j percent semester calendar was revised to vacation." Rutkoff had of all this year's 475 new students in the Freshman of the College, said that he and Philip include a nine-da- y vacation in said that a "personal weariness" ;'.:cants, according to information class." Morse, Director of Athletics, have October and a five-da- y, no had prompted him to consider that a :ased to the faculty by Owen York, With regard to the quality of classes, been asked by President William in November for change in the calendar would benefit u:rman of the committee on applicants, the report was not to a report on the break Caples write Thanksgiving. Freshmen Mark both faculty and students. Objections missions and Financial Aid. definite. "Statistical summaries are situation and submit it to him on At Prince, Matthew Freedman, and voiced at the time centered around this time 1)84 applications not yet available but our general Monday. than he made no Other that Brad Thorpe presented the senators complaints that Thanksgiving ;:been received," up five percent impression is that the quality of comment. with their petition and their reasons vacation is a time students like to 3 last year, according to the applicants this year is comparable to McHugh that he felt that the said for requesting a change. They spend with their families and by mmittee's report. ''873 that of the last several years." The

, . proposed that from October 15 to the shortening it the College would ;l:cants have been offered applications accepted include - " 19th, classes be halted, but the deprive students of an opportunity to r.:ssion, 102 have been rejected seventeen merit scholars, York campus be left open and that the do so. :r,odecision has been made on the noted. -- r.ainder (109)." November vacation run from (Con't On Page 5) November 22 through December 1. (Con't On Page 5) Tr.e report stated that if past years T - M)lic Affairs Forum Integrated Study Lacking kdds To Kenyon Fame Students; Profs Optimistic S. Wood, of the History Department By Edward J. Gorenc Attempting to clarify these "misunderstandings", Hettlinger By Nick Arnett of Brown University is writing "The In a letter to the faculty last week, sent to incoming Democratization of Mind in The Richard Hettlinger, director of the a letter all the fifth says ' r Kenyon Public Affairs Forum American Revolution", and Integrated Program in Humane freshmen which that to the Program not will bring 23 essay, by Wilson C. McWilliams of Studies, announced that "the "admission does 'weekend depend on high nties from a host of fields, Rutgers University, is entitled "The enrollment in the IPHS has been outstanding school . . program former Ohio Governor Varieties of Equality". slower than we expected. We believe scores ." Further, "the will not with concentration J. Gilligan, to the Kenyon Past participants in the Former Gov. John Gilligan will be largely due to mis- interfere this is on your "munity. The topic to be among the participants in this understanding about the nature of major subject or (Con't On Page 4) professional goal, and offers ssed is "The Republic for weekend's Public Affairs Forum. the program." unusually close student-facult- y ii It Stood," an examination of contact." itinnal purpose at the founding Recently, the Regulations Com- -- r country. mittee, in conjunction with the Je of the past conference College Ignored Dr. Kennedy's Requests ' Curriculum Committee, accepted a 'ipants, Senator . Edmund petition from freshman Carl Dolan to 'is, lauded the conference, enter the program, thus setting a :nS, "The exchange of Care Facilities mutual For Adequate Health precedent for other current s in was most specific fields to it, located in a hallway in the fire inspector looked over the freshmen to petition and enter. 'Jrdingtome. to a Iwasable gain By Vicki Barker infirmary. Between the hours of 8:00 premises. Vice President McKean a irer Robert Goodhand, faculty insight into several p.m. and 8:00 a.m., the door informed Kennedy that no violations participant in the program, said, ferns of public and enjoy concern "Kenyon didn't fire me I fired connecting the Health Service with had been found.) "We opened the program to se'f haven't in the process." Kenyon I love working for the the dormitory area is locked. During The fire hazard was only one petitioned on The ... freshman; they have Forum discusses several students, but there are some things these twelve hours the alarm is aspect of the physical plant that their own." ;jys to the topic, which related you accept." inaccessible to residents. Kennedy found dissatisfactory. His The program admitted twenty-eigh- t 11 can't has be revised into a book to be Dr. Kennedy has a KEEP "office" consists of a desk in one students to date; they had hoped Wished of in about 18 months. One RESTRAINED sign on his desk. He corner of a room that also serves as for an enrollment of sixty. When the" five New essayists is Kenyon's Robert looks at it often. Between patients he Doctor Named a library and supply room. It is the Lilly Endowment Fund donated the r'tz, of the. Political Science commented on facets of the Health Dr. James R. McCann, of room where minor surgery is $190,000 for the program it was with rtment, who will be the co-edit- or Service that have been cause for his Mt. Vernon, has been performed, lab tests and orthopedic the expectation that it would have the book. His essay is entitled serious concern and which appointed College Physician. work done, drugs and crutches full 60 students. Goodhand said that i Locke: The Problem of eventually influenced him to resign story on Page 3. stored, and heat packs applied. When even with enrollment lower than ry See and Civil Virtue Within a as College physician. it is being used for one of those anticipated, the Lilly support will not 'Public" "This building is a fire trap!" purposes, it cannot be used for the be removed. "Lilly would be behind "'her to essayists are from some of exclaimed Kennedy, holding up an Last summer, according others. Partially for this reason, us if we only .have half as many," ! most prestigious educational extension cord that was plugged in to Kennedy, workmen renovating the Kennedy made several bids for the Goodhand said, "The foundation is dilutions oily rags, in the world. Walter its capacity, and held together with second floor left paint acquisition of the remaining second firmly enthusiastic." ;rils, a political scientist from the surgical tape. "Have you ever seen cans, and other matter lying in the floor rooms (now occupied by He added that hesitation to enroll '"ersity of Toronto will write on those television commercials where room now utilized for athletic students). There was no response. may be due to "students having a, ion and the Founding they show you something like this and therapy. It was two months before Kennedy also wanted to have the more pragmatic orientation, looking inciPle". Robert Paul Mohan, of tell you 'Don't have this in your any action was taken. Kennedy said use of the second floor of the building for specific courses." They may Catholic requests to University of America house it will start a fire'?" he made repeated have so that he could install beds for also be unwilling to "commit !Jlfauthor of "Philosophical Pre in the building these materials, some of them highly to That's a The only fire alarm (Con't On Page 4) themselves six units. positions of the Founding consists of a bell with a cord attached flammable, removed. (In the fall, a huge investment." ers: Myth and Reality". Gordon r To The Editor Letters must be typed. The submissions THE KENYON COLLEGIAN encourages letters to the Editor. All Collegian original intentions or the Kenyon Editor reserves the right to edit all material while maintaining the , - Established 185- 6- particular submission. the1 proposed change would save athletes get tired of losing. Editor-i- n -- Matthew A. Winkler Chief, several hundred dollars in fuel and spectators get tired of losing. Managing Editor, Richard S. West Senate Endorses electricity costs. the coach especially gets tired n News Steven Lebow Proposal Editor, J. Calendar Support for this proposal has also losing because even at Kenya to News Editor, Lauren Rosenbloom Assistant the come from the Director of Athletics, friends, a coach is rated on his Sports Editor, Arthur Berkowitz To the Editor: Philip Morse. Morse said the loss record. And those losses la., Business Manager, Peter H. Kohn The Senate endorsed the calendar proposal "would be more fair to the like the handwriting on the wall. TU Copy Editor, David Culp proposed for first semester next fall athletes." Under the present athlete can blame himself, or Stephenson year, consisting of a fall vacation in b Staff Photographer, Katie 115 would teammates, or the coach. Or er y students heca mid-Octob- five-da- calendar about CopyReaders, Andrew Gespass, Lindy Jolliffe, Peter Lentz and a no Susan Andrews, have to stay here during the entire find comfort in the Kenycj Woods classes break at Thanksgiving, for Carter a experience and get very pfc the following reasons: (extracts October vacation. Less than third Thursday while school is in session except during THE KENYON COLLEGIAN is published every of that number would stay in sophical about his defeats. TU P O. Box 308, Gambier, Ohio 43022 The from Senate minutes) examinationperiods. by the students of Kenyon College. November under the new proposal. Kenyon experience (of the prese;: staff office is located in the Tower on the third floor of Peirce Hall. Yearly subscriptions are $7.00 1) Many students and faculty are he The editorial policy of this newspaper does not necessarily reflect the views of either the fatigued by the lengthy period from This reduces by eighty the number of has subtly hinted that shouldn't U administration or the student government of the College. September to the end of November. students to be housed over vacation. wasting his time playing at all, nv.; V ' This is particularly seen in the Over half the students have less show concern over winning or already expressed their approval of losing. With this kind o: Thursday, April 24, 1975 freshman class. Volume 102 2) More persons would be able to this new proposal. We do not want to encouragement, and the harsh facts! Gambier, Ohio 43022 6 Number 26 take advantage of a vacation in see the 1975-7- academic calendar repeated losses facing him, fc October. Approximately 150 used as an experiment. athelete grows detached. "Scj students remained on campus at Mark Prince grapers" begin to thrive. Hefee'.s be Thanksgiving this year to complete Matthew Freedman has done the better thing in losing v Unfortunate Negligence work. Decker Corrects liking it. Nobody needs a coach t 3) The November break, with the come in at this point and say that vc; College remaining open without Collegian Quote blew it. That hurts, as truth usual:; does. When Dr. James V. Kennedy recently announced his resignation as College classes, could provide for a To the Editor: I have never played for Mr. Zak sr Vice-Preside- nt Thanksgiving cele- Physician, he criticized what he felt was John R. O. McKean's community In the' article entitled "Inside In families where the Mr. McHugh, so I cannot comment x on Health Kennedy attitude bration. Senate" in week's Collegian, I negative outlook the Service. said McKean's "is last charge number two. As for charge holiday is an important occasion, the was misquoted. In response to a that the Health Service is not necessary and that the students who use the number three, I can only say that I five days off will provide students a student Senate member's question Serviceare malingerers and gold-bricks- ." He added that McKean "has no have seen many basketball games a: chance to return home. about the charge given to the Faculty ' Kenyon, and I have seen Mr. Zak i- -: appreciation of what the (his) job entails and its importance to the students." 4) There is sometimes difficulty in Council's Subcommittee on Women very, very angry with referees, a:: McKean responded to Kennedy's criticism with a prepared statement which regaining the momentum of Faculty at Kenyon, I did not answer during the time sometimes with his players. They did nothing to clarify the issue. In fact, McKean obfuscated what apparently is academics short that it was "studying what influence know best whether they deserved it between a lengthy Thanksgiving the women faculty have in the hiring a very serious matter. Our recent investigation of the facilities at the Health or not. But it should be said that M: break and a lengthy winter vacation and retention of own Service reveals that McKean, as an administrator, has not been working in and early January. their Zak's anger was usually vented it in December members." I did briefly outline the defense of his team. It's part of tie the best interests of the students who need appropriate medical attention Kim Straus, four areas which Faculty Council job. Some people might find is when the occasion demands. Member Of Senate charged the subcommittee to distasteful, but Zak would dra etj-- i! explore: hiring and retention of criticism if he didn't attempt tt It would be to think the could condone Students Propose women, women's salaries, the extent inconceivable that College actually protect team. I might add that Change to women his potential fire hazards in its medical building. Yet this sad irony is manifested Calendar which share both Mr. Zak and Mr. McHugh see: responsibilities connected with the in dangerously poor electrical wiring in addition to the fact that the building's To the Editor: to be very nice gentlemen off tie Need for a revision in the present College, and attitudes of the faculty only fire alarm is inaccessible to residents during twelve hours of the day. court as are most coaches knows 1975-7- 6 toward their female colleagues. of academic calendar for has be short-tempere- d. The tension For two months highly flammable debris was left in a room after the second Sharon Decker been expressed by the student body. the arena brings out the best a:i floor of the building was renovated despite repeated requests for its Over half the student body have Reader Dissects worst in coach and player alike. removal. Although some of Dr. Kennedy's requested improvements have now signed a petition requesting that the I fear that the most damc;j" , met with McKean's approval, the delay with which they have been acted upon present calendar for 1975-76- which Athletic Controversy evidence against Zak and McHti includes a nine-da- y Fall Vacation in net raises doubts about the administration's efficiency and genuine concern for To the Editor: will be the fact that they are five-da- y no-classes October and a certa-respect, responsible health care and adequate facilities. I would like to offer a few winners. Winners get a break at Thanksgiving, be changed so comments of varying length on our regardless of their that the nine-da- y vacation will occur recent athletic scandal. character. The Oakland A s have Vice-Preside- nt McKean seems to have changed his original stance. He now five-da- y over Thanksgiving, and that the Let's begin with a review of the proven all too well that backstabt;:.f

appears to be receptive to the needs of the Health Service. He called place in g, break take October. charges levelled at coaches Zak and name-callin- and occasion! Kennedy's plan for a reorganization of the Health Service, "a good one" and There are four major arguments in McHugh: fisticuffs will produce just as ir.ir? support brotherly he said he would discuss it with the new doctor. This is a very encouraging of this proposed alternative. . "1) A failure to recognize the world championships as u'M-Talen- Most students favor spending t development. It is more than curious however, why all of Kennedy's pleas for proper place of athletics in the love, as long as you have the Thanksgiving holiday at home. Kenyon experience; a very crucial point Mr assistance were ignored for such a long period of time. Most of Kennedy's is Unfortunately, the present calendar 2) A failure to establish individual Zak could accept defeat v to McKean of improvements back to letters consisting recommended date shortens Thanksgiving vacation, relationships with, and gain the equanimity. He could have the lew May of last year and some earlier than that. In light of recent events the thereby compelling many students to respect of, the individual players; and respect of all of his players Tie in A:d question remains whether the Vice-Preside- nt suddenly responded to the woes spend this family holiday 3) Actions unbecoming of a visible locker room could be blissful Gambier. Also, friends from other ga" of the Health Service because it was expedient to do so. If this is the case, it is representative of the College; we could still lose game after colleges will be at home during this 4) A to no substitute for with no small sense of disappointment that we can vie Kennedy's unfortunate failure realize and because there is time. communicate the value of an athletic talent. Tim Appleton and Jim M.vfrs encounter with McKean. When the ceases to be responsive to EeI administration Through the circulated petition experience." are anomalies at Kenyon. e the very needs of the community it is here to serve; when it substitutes students have voiced their Charge number four ought to be dedicated average ballplayers. E'fD irresponsibility in the place of devotion to the best interests of the sentiments regarding the amount of dismissed immediately on the Wittenberg doesn't get the t'a study time available shortly before next-bes- t community, then we think the College had better examine its own practices grounds that it is so vaguely chippers, but they get the semester exams. Most students - say that before it can be proud of its liberal heritage. formulated that no- effective thing. This is not to believe that nine studying days is accusations or denials could ever be should lower our standards tir more beneficial right before the made. admission to rejuvenate our sporB exam period than the present five Charge number one hangs very program. But we should realize" days. They no need a to coach. feel for long close charge number four in that it obstacles faced by a Kenyon vacation in October when the work seeks concrete support from that Finally, the question that haunts load lighter than all-encompassi- ng, fro is that prior to but rather me most is "Where do we go exams in December. This proposal nebulous phrase "the Kenyon here?" Athletics has never been, would lengthen the Thanksgiving experience." There is no more Perhaps -- democratic occupation. vacation while still offering an sacred jingle on this magic would be possible if a" m! X; no-classes their .11 && October break. mountain. It is most particularly the members were willing to make Faculty as well as students have darling of faculty and own Interests subservient to thato expressed opinion I their that there Is administrators, and commend the the team. Only the best players no need a long for vacation only six petitioners for the shrewdness they play, with the wholehearted app"jJ weeks after a lengthy summer shown Unfortunate!)'' have in including it in their of their teammates. vacation. "Academically, They it doesn't charge. undoubtedly foresaw athletics of any kind feeds the ef seem necessary to hardly have a vacation so that it would strike a warm and and the oerson is averaee A soon after the start of fall semester. responsive note in the hearts and riti.Miil onir,,ol tn hP?in W'"1 After all, three months of rest and minds of all those who have the power democratically run team wou Id hi from concerns to meet under relief academic their demands. And it Is both as many ills as the system now should prepare a student for more abstract and principled enough to attack. t u than a month 'in the trenches' before excite the interests of the student The charges of the basketball .aches time off," said English Professor body, even those who have never been have of the Kenyon co; placed all The John Ward. to a basketball game. I surmise that, . . l . iovprS at me mercy oi men h'"' ej The alternative proposal is more in a more specific sense, this charge fact that the petitioners have in' economically efficient than the means that "the coaches get upset all those who once bore i I present to we W calendar. According John when lose, but losing Is a part of against Zak and McHugh to join Kurella, Manager of Business the Kenyon experience." It is a the kill makes this a Part Services, the economic factor was known fact that Kenyon subscribes to distasteful incident for Ktfi.v not tyr "The United States is responsible. The United States taken Into . account before the theory that "it's not whether you Athletics should not be a designing the present calendar. win or lose, it's how you play the or of Pla refused to honor its commitment for humanitarian either of coaches f aid." Kurella estimates that by closing the game." In bring 6 Nguyen Van practice, however, this though I feel it would Thieu, resignation speech, college for nine days in late theory is only acceptable as long as April 21, 1975 November rather than mid-Octobe- r, you win a lot more than you lose. The (Con'i On Page 4) April 24, 1975 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN Page 3

7 Mount Vernon Doctor Named College Physician

Building at Gaskin Avenue and By Lynn Greenberg Milnor Lane in Gambier, and will Dr. James R. McCann has been serve as the team physician for all appointed Physician at Kenyon Kenyon athletic teams. College, announced President A native of Utica, McCann is a William G. Caples. graduate of Utica High School and McCann will succeed Dr. James V. Ohio State University, at which he Kennedy, who has announced his received his undergraduate and M.D. resignation from the post at the end degrees. He interned at Grant of the current College semester. Hospital in Columbus. McCann's appointment is effective He opened his first office in Utica with the opening of the 1975-7- 6 in 1963, moving to Mt. Vernon two College year. He will also continue years later, continuing his practice his private practice in Mt. Vernon. of general medicine and obstetrics. McCann will supervise the College He is a member of the American, health service and have Ohio State and Knox County medical responsibility for. the health and associations and the Mt. Vernon safety procedures involving the Area Chamber of Commerce. He students. He will maintain clinic lives with his wife Mary and their hours in the Campus Health Service four children on Club Drive. Our Famous Alumni (Part 12)

C3 V t 'The trouble with Kenyon is the superficiality and Odds incompleteness of campus life Now go away." And Ends: Cocks, Hills And Djerassi Dayan Sees Peace In Mid-Ea-st Future the founder of the annual Film and Israel can be worked out. He By Richard S. West Festival which occurs each spring. By Alan Berkowitz urged that the U.S. maintain a Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's strong foreign policy to keep Russia Despite Secretary of State decision to open the Suez Canal and to in check. Jay Cocks, '66, irrepressible Carl Djerassi, '42,,. graduated Kissinger's failure to bring the rebuild the cities around this water Concerning the Palestinian Arabs, movie critic for Time magazine was from Kenyon during the war and went no to arties together in his latest Middle way is a step in the direction of non- Dayan argued that when 600,000 less irrepressible during his four work for Syntex Corporation. He years Kenyon. was an :;stpeace mission, there is a good belligerency, in Dayan's opinion. Arabs fled Israel in 1948, Israel at Less than one instrumental member of the "non-beligerenc- iince for a y" Jordan's staying out of the October received 800,000 Jews who left Arab month into his freshman year, his team of scientists who developed the eaty between Israel and Egypt this 1973 war was also a good countries. Palestinian Arabs, first movie review appeared in the oral contraceptive. He has held a ;.mmer, said Moshe Dayan, Israel's development for a future agreement according to Dayan, are the majority Kenyon Collegian and he felt no teaching position at Stanford :::mer Defense Minister. between Israel and Jordan. But the of the citizens of Jordan, which qualms about expressing his disgust University since 1959 and has Speaking to a capacity crowd at former Defense Minister saw little absorbed the eastern section of at the Kenyon students' plebian returned to Kenyon twice to Unison University last Thursday, possibility of an accord with Syria Palestine in 1948. cinema tastes: receive an honorary degree and to ;yan praised the United States because of its "radical" leaders and Referring to the size and intensity "If Federico Fellinl were in lecture in Rosse Hall. vernment's peace efforts and heavy Soviet support. The question of the Middle East conflict, Dayan charge of the Kenyon Film Society, By .:;ed their continuation. He said, as to future events, Dayan said, is pointed out that the Germans used there would be little he could do with J. A. Gioia :: jgh, that the bitterness and length whether Syria will drag in Egypt and only 2,500 tanks in their 1940 the audiences who turn out two The Kenyon Experience has a bad strong el and some ;e Arab-Isra- conflict will take Jordan into another war with Israel. invasion of France while Egypt and hundred for Pillow habit of directing students towards :r.e to diffuse, and that there is no During the October 1973 war, the Syria had at their disposal a total of Talk and one hundred and thirty-si- x ends that are, to say the least, Unce for "real peace" in the Soviet Union would have sent in three 5,500 tanks in the October 1973 war. forRashomon, audiences who sneer questionable. The various methods "mediate future. However, Dayan airborne divisions to aid the Arab "Wewant peace," Dayan said, "but and hurl obscene comments at used 'to wile away a lazy day in i optimistic that an interim armies had the U.S. not put its own if there is no peace we want to be able Truffaut's magical Les Mistons and Gambier can, nine times out of ten, element between Jordan, Egypt, forces on alert, according to Dayan. to defend ourselves." ' sit inrapt and respectful attention be called drastic. Many found it during Cyrano de Bergerac featuring rancoring. L. Rust Hills certainly I 1 Jose Ferrer and his puttied did. r proboscis in a hapless mixture of the One of the better humorists now Three Stooges and the Three writing, L. R. Hills' stay here was Musketeers." short and ghastly. He has been at one As a sophomore he made his first time or another fiction editor for of three annual selections of best and Esquire, The Saturday Evening Post, worst films of the year. Somehow, and Audience magazine; a monthly Cocks always managed to get at least column on writing for Esquire, and one of everybody's favorites on his now does frequent magazine work. worst list, so that the event was He is author of two books in a looked forward to and then derided. projected trilogy dealing with "the For 1963, films among his best list fussy man". The first, How To Do i were 8V1 (no. 1), Hud (11), The Birds Things Right, extolls the value of ; -- (13), (16) . Tom many ., - - ,- .. Jones and and - A J accomplishing things properly : ' ;:, ; i , ;!,: - t foreign films. His worst list completely, no matter how contained: Spencer's Mountain (3), complicated the task might become. L How The West Was Won (5), PT 109 Chapters include: "How to eat an ice- Carol Shields Peter King Tom Hudson (7), To Kill A Mockingbird (10), It's A cream cone," "How to prepare Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (12) and milktoast," and "Four dumb tricks Lord Of The Flies (16). Subsequent to do with a Camel package." The Jew Publications, WKCO best lists included: Dr. Strangelove second, How To Retire At Forty-On- e, Heads ChosenFor (I) , Goldfinger (11), Repulsion (3), tells of the right and wrong ways to do current trends in critical and "Advertising revenue will increase The Spy Who Came In From The Cold just that. The third, How To Be Good, Zhivago(12). theoretical subjects. so that we can expand to a format that (II) and Dr. And placed has yet to be published. By Diana . on worsts in next two years Goldfarb Carol Shields, Reveille's new will consist of six and eight pages his the No one, including Hills, knows for to were: Seven Days In May (5), The editor, stresses the inclusion of regularly and probably ten twelve sure when he was here; sometime, The appointed (7), (2), Journalism Board in the yearbook. pages occasionally." Pink Panther The Sandpiper though, in the late forties. His only year's Hika, freshmen (3), (9), editors for "Maybe that's because I'm a Winkler foresees a smooth Thunderball The Great Race mention of the school is this line "eille, (10). Perspective, and the freshman," she said, "but I am transition with the new staff and the What's New Pussycat from his second book: "I spent a year "e&ian Among on last week. The editors, with the fact that the establishment of continuity from Cocks' other triumphs at Kenyon College . . . (too much ;'led concerned from several student belongs to all the year to year. the Hill was a berating review of A beer!)." We wrote, asking him to -- yearbook cations, include freshman hope to be to Hard Day's Night, labeling it a prompt students not just the seniors." "We able attract elaborate. The content of his irl Shields, sophomores Peter Perspective's new editor, Peter students who have a growing interest "failure". He observed that, in fact, reply explains quite a bit: a8 and Matthew Winkler, and in he noted. "TheBeatles are four young men of anyway Overton King, hopes to put out the journalism," "I have a very bad memory 'or Kyrla WKCO also announced past no particular talent and ability who Lowe. magazine twice next year. The first this (thank God) and the whole Kenyon Kyrla week that Tom Hudson had been have somehow caught the public Lowe, the new editor of issue, coming out in January, "will Experience was seen through a glass selected by the staff as the new fancy I ,J, hopes to overcome "the concern itself with recent trends in radio ..." very darkly indeed. sort of station manager. The main problem When Bob Dylan visited the drinking "osphere of alienation some various disciplines." Regarding remember a nasty place for "JHe have about Hika." Perspective's past production that Hudson foresees is the gradua- campus in 1966 Cocks commented, beer somewhere close to campus. I tion of present disc jockeys. "Folksinger Bob Dylan and the Lake came and Hika will have a new editor this problems, King noted that he hoped to remember that a truck "We're losing a lot of licenses due Erie College Choir will both perform to cover """ she explained, "I have contact prospective writers before chuted in enough saw dust to transfers and graduates," he said. at Kenyon this weekend, promising the of East wing six 'n?to do with the' editorial elite this summer. downstairs bar "Our main problem will be in trying an unusually diverse and rewarding to up in. I don't re." Matt Winkler, the Collegian's inches deep throw been reappointed to maintain our current broadcast series of musical entertainments." remember any person or any class. I seditorof the literary magazine current editor, has Winkler hopes to schedule." Hudson also noted that Little of Cocks' legendary think we have to face it: I was just "e hopes "to judge each piece of for another term. of the WKCO hopes to expand coverage of cynicism remains as a prominent loaded the whole time I was there rkfrom and to expand his staff and the size what it tries to do lectures and concerts, but will have part of the Kenyon Scene, but Cocks did you say was two My !e well. it semesters? it on its own terms, with no paper, as a to have a larger to cut back on coverage of away did leave behind tangible token of impression is that everyone else was Conceived notions as to what "We're going a feature editor for football games. his desire to upgrade the too, but maybe that's projecting or 'aldbe in the magazine." staff, including said Winkler. community's cinematic tastes. He is something." er plans include essays on the first time," THE KENYON COLLEGIAN April 24, 195 Page 4

'Asleep At The Wheel9 Will 'No Additions To Chalmers Library Highlight Spring Weekend Foreseen In Near Future', Says Haywood upon our budget." he said. Dameror, that of Commander Cody and shows Despite overcrowding and Dameron, the library should be able was further chagrined by the facttti-th- e By Beau Overlook influences from not only traditional inadequate seating capacity for the to seat 55 percent of the student body, cost of journals has risen "b-abou- t country but early 1900's boogie Kenyon community, the Gordon Keith but, Dameron said, "it can only seat 30 percent". "We have Spring Dance weekend promises to swing. The band is a classic Texas Chalmers Memorial Library will not 25 percent." "The President, enou?; to get the essential things, but no: be one of the most entertaining bar band, who fire up for an honest undergo any kind of expansion in the Provost and Board of Trustees are enough to get those things which an events of the year, with a concert by beer-drinkin- g, foot-stompi- ng time. immediate future, Provost Bruce aware of the fact that the College will highly recommended. Unless "Asleep at the Wheel" the highlight, Their following in the south is Haywood said earlier this week. have to increase the size of the there is a sizable infusion of funds, this following Saturday's all-school tremendous and this is their first "No, a new library will not be library", he said. Dameron hopes trend will continue in the future," he picnic. journey into the northern market. built. An addition will not be added," that "within the next year or two, the said. Haywood offered a gloomv "Choo-Cho- o on Haywood College would plans On Their Ch' Boogie" is said. William Dameron, start serious Friday, April 25th, the appraisal of the situation when lit the top ten country charts. Head Librarian also reported a about expanding the physical plant," Freshman Council, Old Kenyon no o! in even though he allowed that it would said: "There is likelihood House and the Opening for "Asleep at the Wheel" significant reduction library Social Committee are any raising money in the near future for is one of the country's great acquisitions, especially in journals be five or six years before joining forces for the spring dance. the library. People are verv unrecognized talents, also from over the past three years. The changes might be made. The dance will be in the Fieldhouse, suspicious about raising money for Texas, Willis Alan Ramsey. He is in current economic situation' has Kenyon's library contains 230,000 i and will probably run from 9:00 to new structure in a small liberal arts the Dan Fogleberg, B.J. Thomas, J. dampened the College's hopes for the volumes and grows annually at a rate 1:00. The Columbus band is reported college. Money to where physical expansion of the library and of 3.5 percenteach year. It receives is going to be very dancable. The dance is J. Cale vein. But there is more to him money forced a in Chalmers' annual 875 The already is. People are lookisg with a than that. He records on Shelter decline approximately periodicals. free, beer for $.25 glass. to financial strength. There isn't i and is produced by Leon growth rate. According to Haywood, library's operating budget for the records college with the reputation of Kenya Assuming the weather is good, Russell. His wit and country "the College must operate on a year 1974-7- 5 is $109,350 including with a low "We non-professional such endowment." Saturday will feature a rare treat. combine into songs that are balanced budget during the next ten professional and influence have not dealt with the librar. Saga will start the evening off behind rare in quality and presentation. Just years. We must increase our salaries. The yearly operating all-school cook-ou- t. critically," Haywood added. "There Peirce with an as Jackson Browne was known to endowment. It is our most important budget is increased often with are no difinite plans as to how tc. The atmosphere will be enhanced by other musicians before he was known priority.". He estimated that a new additional funds from outside proceed." He advocated financial beer and live music. Then, at 6:45 to the public, Willis Alan has had addition would cost 1.5 million sources. Dameron acknowledged a more p.m., the Social Committee concert, songs by dollars. that some special acquisitions have prudence with much recorded America ' ' thoughtful purchase and acquisition featuring "Asleep at the Wheel" and (Muskrat Love) and others. The Chalmers library which been indefinitely postponed because "Willis Alan Ramsey", will begin. opened in 1962 to serve a student money simply dried up". policy." "We are waiting for the With both "Asleep at the Wheel" "the has The outdoor location will be body of 700 in addition to faculty "We now cutting back on the Committee on Educational Facilities and Willis Alan Ramsey on the same are announced tomorrow; should it rain, cannot adequately accomodate the acquiring of journals because of to make the move." Haywood bill, there is the great chance of a the gig will be in Rosse. There is no current student population which has funds cut off outside the budget, concluded. good ol' country jam. The weekend is from admission price, but all concert-goer- s grown to over 1400. According to we to pick journals bound to be great. are unable these are asked to help support the Social Committee with a small donation. "Asleep at the Wheel" is a tight, College Ignored Dr. Kennedy's Requests amazingly energetic seven-piec- e (Con't From Page 1) Texas group, more than amply packed with excellent instru- students in need of personal all," she said. permanent partitions, cloth curtains years at Kennedy's expense-- ad two hire her mentalists and witty lyrics guar- attention. Although he realized that it The rooms on the second floor suspended from wires hang across proposed that the College anteed to make their audience was impractical to have someone on now in use by the Health Service the room. During my visit, the tables officially. The letters were ignored laugh, dance and just generally have duty 24 hours a day, he felt that serve as therapy and rehabilitation were occupied by a male and a female In a recent interview, John R. 0 the a good time. The band of patients with a migraine or nausea, rooms under the direction of George student, and the curtains did not offer McKean, Vice-Preside- nt of consists ' Raving Ray Benson on lead guitar, or students in need of frequent Christman, Kenyon's physical sufficient privacy. College, said that there are plans fabulous Floyd Domino on piano, medication and liquids could benefit therapist and trainer. ''We There are other practical now to hire a secretary for the Health Richard Casonova on fiddle, Tony by having a quiet, dark room to spend requested the use of those (empty) shortcomings to the Health Service Service, in order to reduce that load Gamier on bass, Leroy Preston on the day in before returning to their rooms last spring," said Kennedy, facilities, Dr. Kennedy pointed out. on the nurses. In addition, McKean drums and Lucky Oceans on pedal dormitories. According to one of the "and finally got them this spring." "Students in the nurses' station have said he believed Kennedy's plan tor a One Service, steel. Chris O'Connell is the only nurses, Kennedy asked for it "year of the rooms contains two no privacy whatsoever . . . reorganization of the Health female member of the band and after year after year", but never got examining tables. They are on loan Everything said in there can be heard which includes hiring a secretary, considered one of the finest female an answer from the administration. from Dr. Kennedy. The other room in the waiting room." In addition, and which was submitted in May, country vocalists. Their music, "He repeatedly asked for a specific also has two tables built by Mr. alumni files (required by law to be 1974, "is a good one", and will be though unique, has been compared to answer, and never heard anything at Christman himself. Instead of retained for ten years) are kept in a discussed with the new doctor. glass cabinet in the nurses' station, Since Kennedy's arrival six years "ripe for theft, or destruction by ago, he has been responsible for tie Public Affairs Conference fire". Records of that nature, says institution of various medical tests Dr. Kennedy, should be kept in a fire- (i.e., pregnancy tests, mono tests, (Con't From Page 1) S3 Public Affairs Conference, Dr. proof cabinet in a separate room. urinalysis, and throat cultures) and the "We never had a secretary to do gynecological njT conference include many famous Robert Bauer, Director of the birth control and co-lead- er the Kennedy people. Gerald Ford visited Kenyon Kenyon Public Affairs Forum and all clerical work," said, services. The two examination of the the past "and just not a In other while he was a congressman from conference for that's nurse's job." rooms, the whirlpool bath, and projected 1975, on his Michigan. Other notables who have four years, said, after his recent his schedule for facilities were installed world-wid- e Kennedy showed how the of not visited the conference are: Melvin speaking tour "It struck niring a recommendation. Kennedy has the Laird, George Romney, Senator me again that Kenyon College is a secretary receptionist would cut met with frustration every step of Henry Jackson, Thurgood Marshall, known institution in many parts of the nurse-hour- s by 58 hours weekly, thus way. When he realized last year ttit no reducing the payroll by an funds and Fred Graham of CBS News. world. Partof itis, question about estimated he would have $5,000 of unspent 3 , 2 2 5 . y y McKean When asked about the impact of the it, because of the great fame of the $ 00 ea r ly (salar of left at the end of the year, now defunct Kenyon Review, but secretary included). In several other allowed him to use this money to buy some of the books which come out of letters, Dr. Kennedy pointed out that medical supplies in bulk. Says JOBS in these conferences have also his own private secretary had been Kennedy: "I very much appreciae contributed to making the College performing sundry clerical duties the help McKean gave me on this SOCIAL known as a place of Intellectual for the Health Service for the past six importance in the United States." -- Wilderness- CHANGE Kenyon students have an Program 75 opportunity to meet with these people Deadline for applications: May For Summer or School Year and discuss the conference topic with LETTERS 10. Information may New 320 page mdepth guide to 175 major them, through the Political Science Wash, DC public groups & obtained from Professors interest their department's public affairs seminar (Con't From Page 2) internship programs Also five proposed Wohlport, McLaren, Ball, innovative social projects including a course. The members of the seminar results if you were to on ' Rev. J. or J. Danska. revolutionary new town plan Immediate and the conference will lunch err the side Grimm, shipment Send SI 50 tdSE R Foundation, 3416 of the coaches. This crisis has H. Leaman, D. Brewsteror M s.msom st , . Pa 19104 Attn Ray together on April 25 and 26 for this Ph.la occurred at Kenyon rhoka OI5 R? 79H6 purpose. because the Herrity. recent kenyon experience has looked down its nose at athletics, regarding it to be an old dog who is too faithful to destroy but to foul to be kept FormerPrisoner Golcutial Menl IVe&i anywhere but the basement. Such a half-hearte- d attempt at cultivation To Speak will never yield good Of SouiU Mai fruit. LaVerne Lobdell a former ; lte Jim Kraft I prisoner and current adwcte Moui Vvuto, Ohio of Kahil Gibran will speak on - 43050 . "Poetry from Prison" at S O" 6iJf - 397-738- 0 : p.m. in Philomathesian live : Monday, April 28. LaYemt j Is it me ' states "Prison set ; "The Only the ; TRADITIONAL Store" Cove free and upon my release ; realization came upon me tM , Corner of my East High life is task and that , and Gay Streets was to the disciple 01 u" s Mount Vernon, Ohio Gibran, so that I might share If with ' Handcraftc d Jew jly his words of wisdom S9S 1! Pottery who would listen of their "" free will. " Sponsored 11-5:3- 0 Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. Student Lectureships. Closed Thursday and Sunday

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Magritte', Hound' Premier; faded Plots Well Acted : !- - r Along Middle Path Friday, Apr. 25th only after the curtain falls does one sponsoring a concert by "Asleep at By Donna Schoenegge KFS will ask how it worked out so well. The show TheSoft Skin at the Wheel"; the timeandplaceare to 8:00 p.m. in Rosse Hall followed be For those looking for a rollicking' Compiled By Kathy by announced. Magritte and The Fallon A(ter Real good time in the theater, see The La Guerre est Fini and 77ii's is War? Hound, two one-ac- t Rector farces Real Inspector Hound and After Thursday, Apr. 24th (short) at 10:00 p.m. Sunday, Apr. 27th Stoppard which premiered Tom Magritte. Theyare being performed Twoplays, After Magritte and The Twoplays, After Magritte and The There is a Vocal and Instrumental Thursday night, in it are alike again this weekend, April 24, 25, and Real Inspector Hound, will be Real Inspector Hound, will be Music Workshop at 2:30 p.m. in vd but differ markedly in quality. 26. Tickets are available at the door. presented at the Hill Theater at 8:00 presented at the Hill Theater at 8:00 Rosse Hall. to put Ater Magritte, it bluntly, The curtain rises at 8:00 p.m. p.m. p.m. There is a reception given by Dean ;l leave its audience somewhat in There is a Spring Weekend Dance Susan Givens for the women of the f dark literally as well as sponsored by the Social Committee community at 3:00 p.m. on Dempsey -- jr.itively. If one seeks an featuring a band from Columbus and Terrace. ivrstandable plot, I am afraid that Calendar Controversy beer by subscription from 9:00 to The KFS shows La Guerre est Fini .s play falls short. The lines are 12:30 p.m. in the Fieldhouse. at 8:00 p.m. in Rosse Hall, followed erent to catch, and the actions (Con't From Page 1) by Shall We Dance and This is War?

-- uje are even more confusing. Saturday, Apr. 26th at 10:00 p.m. .,. of the stage business is In last week's meeting Thomas J. students should be polled on the The baseball team plays Ijrious, but only adds to the Edwards, Dean of Students, noted matter. The Student Council agreed Heidelberg College at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Apr. 28th fusion, so that one is finally that the transportation possibilities and the poll was conducted in January Falkenstine Field. The Honors Day Convocation is at with 71 percent rCed to ask, echoing a Stoppard for students now are "very good." voting to leave the At" 1:00 p.m., the men's tennis 11:00 a.m. in Rosse Hall. Speaking is jrafter, "Where is the play He cited the "growing number" of Thanksgiving schedule the way it team plays Ohio Northern University the Honorable William H. Harsha, rides and riders wanted" ads was, but beginning the school year on the South Courts. Representative to Congress, 6th Reacting, however, is fine. Mitch appearing in Newscope recently. He two days sooner in order to make a At 1:00 p.m., the track team1 District, Ohio. four-da- y, over-the-weeken- d ,.1-ban- d Janice Paran function well said that he believed that students break in competes with Wilmington College Twenty-on- e d percent of the very-marrie- October. ; a but somewhat would be able to find a way home if and Ohio Dominican University on Wednesday, Apr. 30th centric couple. Lynn Baker they wanted to. He also pointed out responses favored the status quo. Benson Field. The baseball team plays the ;r!orms competently as mother to that under the present plan the Last week some senators noted At8:00p.m., the KFS shows Shall College of Wooster at 3:00 p.m. on that after returning to Kenyon We :i theyare never quite sure which) College would remain open but close after Dance, in Rosse Hall followed by Falkenstine Field.

-- the Thanksgiving break it became The At 3:30 .0 once took an active interest in classes during the November break. Soft Skin and This is War? p.m., the track team difficult to "get back into the swing of (short) competes :? tuba. Rob Eichler and Phil Rutkoff had also suggested a at 10:00 p.m. with Ohio Northern unoff play bumbling policemen, "community celebration" during the things" academically with the winter Twoplays, After Magritte and The University and Mount Vernon vacation so It was if we ;i round out the finely acted show. new break involving all members of close. as Real Inspector Hound, will be Nazarene College on Benson Field. were in a "lame duck" session one At 10:00 Then the curtain rises on The Real the community. At last week's presented at the Hill Theater at 8:00 p.m., the KFS shows senator sector Hound. Rob Jaffe and John meeting the subject was brought up noted. p.m. Teorama and The Blue Cross in Last Sunday the Student Council Rosse Hall. I: :!:ss perform superbly in their again and general support was The Social Committee is voted to hold a sas caricatured drama critics. indicated. second Student referendum on the subject. The ";;r opening scene reassures the At the November 13 meeting of referendum will be held Tuesday. .!:ence that a good time is in store. Senate, faculty representative Matthew Freedman said that he Lv.er Mary Ann Brownlow, and the Marsha R. Schermer, speaking believes the survey will "prove that , is officially underway. The Real unofficially, said that she believed the Senate was wrong when they serving ;;:ector Hound is excellent in every there was general support within the said Mount Vernon's Complete Men's Store the that the majority of the students :ect. The acting is marvelous and Faculty for the proposetfehange, she traditional man, and also the young men of the supported" the change. He also plot is concise and neatly twisted: added that Faculty Council felt the community, since 1875. indicated his belief that he has significant faculty support for his petition and will try "to prove to Applications Increased (President) Caples" that the majority of the Kenyon community (Con't From Page 1) supports him. accepted is "just about the same" as ,'ohnKushan, Director of last year. 120 SOUTH MAIN STREET missions, said that while the York's report for the Committee MOUNT VERNON, OHIO .iUty was Suburban of the applicants perhaps of Admissions also noted that the i years high as that of previous Financial Aid budget has increased -- re the was no way of determining by apppoximately $105,000, to a total Auto Repair ;.;ber yet. of the class of '79 "We of $626,000. The increase "will not (of in st have any ideas this allow any substantial expansion of Specializing lity). We don't do anything with our program" but will instead Mechanical Repairs 4 ' ?e statistics until we see who is "essentially allow us to keep pace on all makes of Imports 4 & zung to Kenyon. The applicants with the increased tuition and fees 10 percent Discount 4? Larry's Pizza Subs . 9 until May 1 to make their and the somewhat larger needs to Students 4 vies." The percentage of students shown by our students next year," as 3.2 Beer Milkshakes determined by the College 10000 Pleasant Valley Rd. 4 Lottery Tickets Soft DrinK carryout 397-254- HOURS Scholarship Service's changing Mount Vernon 4 4 l criteria of need. 4 Monday Thru Thursday - 11:00 A.M. -- 12:30 A.M. Delivery -- 7:00 A.M. -- 12:30 A.M. !; Hours ; 4? Colonial Friday & Saturday -- 11:00 A.M. - 4:00 A.M. Pharmacy Delivery Hours - 7:00 P.M. - 4:00 A.M. ; j: Heckler si-- Music 4 (For Night Owls) Knox County's 4 Sunday - 5:00 P.M. -- 12:30 A.M. j 20 W. Ohio Ave. ! 4j Delivery Hours - 7:00 P.M. - 12:30 A.M.

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.1 .nM. ii, , j It,.,.,,,. - April 24, i; Page 6 Collegian Sports Lacrosse Team Defeats Ashland, Stickwomen Lose 10--4 To Varied Injuries To Seven Due Wittenberg; Extends Streak Holly Reed. Reed, usually an atu By Pamella Olsyn wing, subbed at defense wing usual, and the score was tied 4-- 4. On goal, forcing their goalie to make Liz Parker had to leave the g;- - By K. McDonald Kenyon's next extra-ma- n situation, numerous good saves. Sophomore early in the first half due to a Kevin McDonald scored on another when The Ladies' return match with b Mark Martens scored injury. Bob Samit feed to put the Lords attackman Jeff Kinder found him Ohio Wesleyan saw them play their The initial contest, a 1; Back in January, when the Kenyon during the third best lacrosse to date, despite losing Ladies' ahead. The remaining minutes of the open on the crease of 4. loss at the hands Wooster, t. lacrosse team was beginning its game may have been the finest period. The game slowed down in the 10-- Plagued by a variety of more than the score indicates. evening indoor workouts, one g fr: segment in the long goal-tendin- fourth period when Wittenberg went injuries, their season's record 1-- Cindy for of the team 4. Pearsall was lost t sophomore member career of George Parker, and into a zone defense. They were dipped to 6-- season with a knee injury, looked at the 1975 schedule and Kenyon held on to win. forced out of it however when it Behind 1 at the half, the Ladies t cover-poin- t Ellen Griggs was lost: commented "We'll be undefeated became apparent that the Lords were played their best half yet, scoring a the following two games. Bortz u going into the Denison game." Even Though perhaps slight content to let the clock run down. three goals while holding OWU to who statement against Ashland, the Owens provided the goals. those didn't feel that favorite Eric Mueller scored when Samit fed four. Danna Bortz was the key to the Bethany and Denison came : was presumptuous knew it was, at the Lords were a definite underdog through the zone, and then Bob attack, as she has been all season. Gambier the following Saturfc very least, ambitious. Last week, against Wittenberg on Saturday of completed the scoring in Kenyon's She scored two of her three goals in the proved they were Weekend. Wittenberg had Bethany, a first-yea- r club, gave; however, Lords Parents' finest win of the season by pumping in the second half, while assisting Julie real and extended their to Ashland 13-- 6 and had upset Ladies no trouble in a 10-- 0 win, for streak beaten extra-ma- n off a pass from Grimes on her first goal of the t an shot ' 7-- 0 5-- 4 Denison took game honors by a by taking Ashland and nationally ranked Morgan State early George Ewing. season. Grimes - reciprocated, 8-- 5. margin. Highlighting the day was Wittenberg in the season. Despite sophomore Thus far this season the quality of assisting Bortz on one of her shots, game with the Purple Eagles Bruce Thompson's early goal and eight-goa- l performance by Bortz,: The the team's competition and the while Amy Owens also picked up. an i-Betha- of which came in the half of ny was played on a cold and windy day at Kenyon's domination of the ball in the team's performance has increased assist. Defensively, Ellen Griggs, first Wittenberg game. Kenyon held Bettu; Ashland, but it didn't take senior first quarter, scored with each game. On Wednesday the Cindy Merritt, Connie Chapman, and long to to only one shot at goal, which px middie George Ewing warm some unorthodox goals and the Lords Lo'rds must take the biggest step Buffy Fisher played their usual fine up. two of 3-- 1 in the Sue Connors handled with no trod Though he had missed days trailed early second forward yet when they face Denidoo games. First-tim- e starter Kathy to a runny nose, he quarter. Then the came Also scoring in the gamei-- : practice due Lords and look for number eight. Hitchcock also played well as did first scored early in the first quarter on a roaring back with four unanswered Parker with two, Owens with one,;; feed from freshman ' Bob Samit. goals. Offensively, it was again Robin Smith with one. Moments later he scored his second freshman wonder Samit, who scored Two Wins Kenyon could only manage one?: goal on a feed from Kevin McDonald. two goals and then fed for two more. Wooster Grabs in their first meeting with 0WI'

9-1.- Ashland scored on a fast break, but Bruce Thompson got his second goal home game, the Ladies lost 0:: Rich Vincent came back in the second of the day on a right-hande- d cut, again, Bortz scored for Kenyon. quarter with an extra-ma- n goal and followed shortly by Hamilton Despite Strong Pitching A number of beginners are a: Kenyon led 3-- 1 at half. "Bones" Fisher who scored on a playing regularly for the Lai- - left-hande- d 5-- 3 jumped on Carlson and relievers The Lords slept through the third cut to give Kenyon a By Julie Grimes went in at center a Bill Lominac and quarter and Ashland came back halftime lead. George Harbison Greg Wurster has since been switched to tt.. Coach Tom McHugh's hungry on only strong, scoring three goals and The close defense of Joe Szmania, for eight runs four hits. home. Rosie Williams is play: long-awaite- d 4-- found came on a taking a 3 lead into the fourth who wowed the fans with several full Lords almost the The Lords' first score attack wing, while Kathy Hitch:: young a quarter. Kenyon began to dominate field clears, Jim Gwin, and John Pfau victory which has eluded the Broxterman single, Leonard has come in at point. All ttrr

Co-capta- in squad eight games thus double and Pat Clements' - again in the final period. had a good first half, but a rather baseball for sacrifice especially Grimes, are playi- season. losing to OAC fly, which the game Eric Mueller was in the right place at boring second half as Kenyon applied far this After almost turned remarkably well for first y;i opponent Mt. Union and neighboring into a when Broxterman the right time on a fast break, as constant pressure to the Wittenberg rhubarb players and can only get better u College, the came the plate. Broxterman Nazarene Lords crossed time goes on. Grimes, a junior, is', up in both games of a twin-bill plate and the short barrelled across the oldest of the three, so good till SPORTS with College. as leaving the Wooster Scots' catcher well, appear to be in store for the fctcn In the game, the Lords failed a heap and the ball loose on first latter in Five games remain on tt to put together that offensive in again the ground. This resulted the safe schedule. Today, the Ladies travel punch behind the respectable signal which at first was indicated as tt: ' ' Wooster, hoping to avenge i- - In pitching of Mark Leonard. that "out" by the home plate umpire. initial loss. Saturday, they travel: seven-innin- g Kenyon Lukacs' contest made Eventually the benches were 0U Line Ohio University to meet both only five and one run, and the were 1 hits restored, and spectators Bowling Green. Next Wednesday the game 10-1- . Of course, The game dropped escorted from the field. they travel to Oberlin, return seven Kenyon errors went a long way continued and Kenyon by only am trailed home for their final game, cer. 2-- By Paul B. Lukacs - in aiding the Scots' decision. Rob one, 1. Thursday against Wittenberg. GjK Stringert batted in the only Kenyon From then on in it was a see-sa- w time is 4:00 p.m. on McBride field Amidst the swirling clouds of controversy hanging over the Athletic run with a third-innin- g triple which scoring battle between the teams. Department a few basic comments need to be made. The petition calling for scored Myers. Leonard went the Kenyon spread four runs over the the dismissal of basketball Coaches James Zak' and Thomas McHugh, distance, striking out nine batters in next two innings to take a 5-- 4 lead into - Bulletin- - composed and circulated by Richard Milligan and John Van Doom, cites four the process. This raised his total for that fateful Scots' sixth. The Lords' lacrosse mm 8-- I n was 5 by Denison specific charges, each of which shall deal with presently. It is important to the year to twenty-seve- fans in The club truly showed its offensive defeated Wednesday This note that what the charges point up is the administration's ludicrous twenty-si- x afternoon. innings pitched. capabilities in the second game as ends their seven game winnuig Kenyon, not any in catch-up-to-one-another better-balance- treatment of athletics at deficiency either man. Kenyon and Wooster played well as a much d streak. throughout the defense. The Lords scattered nine The Charges second contest, which ultimately hits with five runs while only making hard-fough- t, 12-- 5 Th2 1. "A failure to recognize the proper place of athletics in the Kenyon yielded the Scots a three miscues in the field, one of experience." This is certainly a nebulous criticism for it is almost victory. which came in the decisive sixth. impossible to discover what "the proper place of athletics in the Kenyon Bill Carlson started for the Lords Following a single game on Church of Consenrati: experience" is. The only thing that can be said with any degree of certainty is and did a fine job in his five-innin- g Wednesday with rival Oberlin, which of the year. that athletics at Kenyon are designed not to make money but to provide both stint, his first start is also winless in their first seven Invites Ytxi To h recreation and education. It seems fairly evident (once one considers However, the lead which Carlson games, the Lords play a double-heade- r recruiting and training practices) that basketball at Kenyon fits into this carried into the Scots' home half of at home with Heidelburg on ORDAl'iED LISTER philosophy quite well. the sixth failed to hold. The Scots Saturday. 2. "A failure to establish individual relationships with and gain the respect And Acquire Ths M of the individual players." As far as I can tell neither Coach Zak nor Coach McHugh has been charged with a lack of knowledge of the game. An athletic coach is not expected to be a friend to his players but rather to be a competent Veteran Foes Defeat Lords; instructor; since there has been no charge of incompetence I fail to see the OF KATUREPEDICS basis for this second criticism. Our fast growing church il ,cl 3. "Actions unbecoming of a visible representative of the College." It is Dickey, Powers Score Wins ively seeking environment-- W belie" common knowledge among Kenyon basketball fans that both Zak and McHugh men each played up a notch. The fact i cious new ministers who should are quite vocal during games. Obviously this enthusiasm can sometimes be By Frank Fitzgerald that the Tigers are a tough veteran what we believe: Man embarrassing for certain players; to ist in harmony with nature it seems me, however, that these team did not help the Kenyon fortunes unde- are a non-structure- d faith, "actions" are indicative not of negligence but of genuine concern. Defeat and rain dealt the Kenyon either. Number five, Mike Kennedy, nominational, with no tradition 4. "A failure to realize and communicate the value of an athletic men's tennis team a double blow last won the Lords' lone singles match. doctrine or dogma. Benefits (' experience. the "proper place" of Kenyon "If athletics at is to provide both week. The varsity netters lost at The second and third doubles teams ministers are: recreation and education, I know a good number of who have Pock" students played 6-- Wittenberg on Tuesday, 3. of Bill Bunis and Wally Tice, and Stu 1. Car Emblem and one or more sports under either Zak or McHugh who and have enjoyed Weekend rain then forced the Siegal and Dickey each won three set I.D. themselves while learning something (I among from rnan include myself that number). cancellation of the Wooster matches. 2. Reduced rates During the season there was a fair amount of bickering among basketball Kenyon to hotels, motels, restaurant! Invitational, where the Lords had traveled Capital 8,1 players; their complaints revolved not so much the car rental agencies, around coach as around hoped to guage the strength of the yesterday for an anticipated easy I directory lists their teammates. suspect that if this charge is valid, the players are as outing. Ohio Our conference's other top teams. The Northern visits this 1,000 prestige estates" guilty as the coaches. Saturday a 1:00 p.m. junior varsity, meanwhile, lost a for match. ments extending on i"K Put Blame On Administrators tough Monday match to Ashland, 5-- 4. matic cash discount. The JV's played well against the Wr .. art a.v M 3. Perform marriages, bf These charges are no valid reason for dismissal. However, they do Eagles' top unit. Number one Mitch tisms, funerals and allot'"' in m initprial functions. illustrate the fact that the Athletic Department is serious trouble, trouble Dickey, number two Chris Powers, nd which they have not caused. The administration of Kenyon College and number six Gary Snyder 4. Start your own church exemption no consistently refuses to give the Athletic Department sufficient financial recorded singles triumphs. Dickey apply for property and other tax" resources to provide adequate athletic facilities and, in some cases, and Powers at first doubles, and Noel W Enclose a free-wil- l donation adequate coaches. Coaches must handle three sports and, in a few cases, have Cook and Snyder the H at third doubles H the minister's credentials and Pc only limited knowledge of the sport itself . But this is not their fault. It is the spot copped H victories. Adam Hoover w ket license. Your ordination administration, not the Athletic Department or the coaches themselves, and Keith Kirkpatrick also hi recognized in all 50 states . t which must shoulder the heavy burden of guilt. participated for Kenyon. tH most foreian countries. Cnu -- It is this observer's sincere hope that both Coach Zak and Coach McHugh Chemistry comps sidelined senior I S of Conservation. Box 375, WrV will return to Gambier next year, and, more importantly, that athletics will Dave Esther. Florida 32569. Davis at Wittenberg. rt M someday be able to attain their "proper place" at Kenyon. Consequently, the two through seven atxiiiiiixtitiixiixxitiiS