LIBRARY SITE LEFTY DRIESELL ANNOUNCED TO RETURN Sec Pcge Four 8H»* ©awftsomait ree <> Published Weakly By Davidson College Students LLX f DAVIPSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C. 28036, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1970 NUMBER FOURTEEN Mrs. NichollsReplaced, Where It's At Friday K p m Conceit t.ove Auditorium CommunalHall Perry Como Planned p 10. ni In an effort to provide nip eif the Davidson tradition, Sparrow suggested Dance Chambers basement hoped to cure during ins Ordway concept* in itudent He has during the administration, Tead and The Sensuals to-^ato worke-d He said that the hall could Midnight Movie housing, the college has hired last two years as the direc- be' constructed at a relative- Sparrow Morrison Room Sparrow also announced "Godzt|la Eats Tokyo" Marvin as the new tor of tlie {experiment fin- ly low cost. Always a chain plans u> eliminate the high - Housing. fO a.m Breakfast with Bulls Dean's Office Director of Communal Uving in Char- pion of the rights of minority hxxl rosl Artr students. Under Sparrow, who replaces for- lotte, heralded by a nnmber groups, he Indicated that hv the communal plan, each Saturday mer director Mrs. Peter of Charlotte officials as one would supnort the hiring of student would aid in the Nicholls. will assume his of the Que-en City's eiulst.tnd the Unite-d Tin Workers to preparation and serving of 2 pin Basketball Johnston C* m position in early March. Mr^ ins re'c'ent accomplishments. do the Construction. meals, thus cuttine: down Davidson vs UCLA Nichnils is leaving Davidson Before he left Davidson in "We would be able to e tit eonsiderahlj in eosts 5.6:30 p.m Supper Belk Lobby to he'Come Assistant IVan of HW7, Sparrow served as hall student room fees in hall President Samuel R, Spcn H P m Concert Love Auditorium Women at Smith College, counselor. Me said yester this 1 way," Sparrow saiel, cer Jr. announced that he The Four Freshmen The appointment of Spar day that the' FJcperienoe "and that would pirtialh was "extremely pleased" to 10 p.m. Comedy Show . Deans Office from make' easier ,s row marks a departure would be valuable' in deter it lor" poor sin have "soine'one of Sparrow Kil Sullivan & Topo C.iRio ' LOCATION OF LITTLE GRANT establishes! dormitoryhoustng mining proper course! of de- elents to attend. stature' on the staff" Mldnighl Movie Morrison Room Map shows location of Fox Theatre with rest of land concept!, long held as part velopment nf the' ttudenl Student. H.kIv President "We hate to lose \M "Godzilla Eats Tokyo Again" housing program. . elect Han Coble cheered the Nubolls," Spencer saie^. "and 2 ,a.m. Orgy Ilinint; Room ■I Private He also announced a few communal hall concept as n "e> are extremely fortunate a.m. Lecture Hodson Hall ToFox, of the ideas which he hopes great Idea, noting that jt to have an available alumnus Dr. W. 1". Minier GetsRights to lie able to t.i would alleviate Hie* "sophn rend) to take over her P"si 5 a.m. Breakfast College present the Cafeteria Board ol Trusteea for ,u>- proval in tlu'M spring mil-cl- First Run Opens In March in);. "I understand thni Duta > park Hurts, who will be te'm t. Tlie land donated to Da students who wished i Dormitory is gomg to be re- vidson lasl year by bene together a,l the Mum. porary manager of Ilie rox, moved ami replaced by a Burls said Jtpwever thai thai a triple fea- parking Im." he said. "1 WDAV-FM iactor E. II. Little includes anriounced Lacks was ture will open on that date look to this as only a begin- the property now maintain' the present situation i ning." ed and used 'by the Fox based on a (Ran subrntttfid Featured will 1k "J.usi AT- Drive-In' if was revealed m to him- By former SUA Pre tcT Midnight," "Can Queens "I hope that we can fear a news c-onii ronce prellml- siele-nt IVlaj*' Hobble. .„ Do It.'! and Gay Life In elow.il (he' presenl dormitories shid Spain." will also be i ary to next Peek's trustee Hobbie that he could There ami replace them with one Only " . Pop-Eye meeting. not understand the cause a cartoon. larjsi.' ceiminumrl living haH/" FCC License slude.nt.x'nmplaint's. According to Trustee Pre lor He sldent Walter U, Llngle, the said. VTtaja plan was care- management ol the Fox has fully w'orkod out in a special Luck, i by my beep holding 'the land on a ommittre headed Donations ten year lease. I-itigle saiel brother." The' lirsl show to pro however that the lease' is be -i by 1 the |B^^| due to expire this March. nk'il the colleue at M^fvltt'^i^K 'Southern Conference has been virtually no pro- give report of a special subcom- for students to then- Tmirnamont. gresi on the (station mittee which has been study- radio preferences Tor station pro- since last year, THE DAVID grams. ing the- and which The poll will deter- 'matter' SONIAN Is reprinting the the mine to a great extent what recommend that col following article from the type of programs we will lege maintain the drive-in Judges issue of Jan. 10, 1969.) nave," Bald, under its own suspices. month, perhaps. Dnbhs Within a He then added that some The plan of the group was Davidson will have its nun programs will be education to continue the operation ol campus WI) Censure radio station. al, bul nothing like "Doutsch the drive ill "'exactly as 11 AV-FM, in five easy been in past. How lessons." has the Bj then, luck, the gen "One ever, all profits from the Interesting program Paper emsilv of alumnus and Ihe we'll hBve will be 'Nighl would (!i> in a special Fox work of sopohumore Kd (See RADIO, Davidson building fund to Page 4) "IIns paper really hurts," ITohir. will Have been com- the college to main allow was the summary comment bined In malic Ihe projeel tain its non-profit, tax' ex of the judge of tlie Assmi.it- reality, Midwinters emrJt status a i(1 I'?!!( giatc I'n is colli .ue This build I ind, Llngli Dobbs s a iii Wednesday, iu ' newspaper competition for ■ 1 tli.it nnly thai announced, wouli i a ri the tliin« is Set tiie fall .imi. i:i assigning entirely to build and main holding up the station is Curfew I.. THE DAVIDSONIAN ,i After waiting all fall t,.in girds' cl iriins al- its receiving a construction term thus Class Honor Rating. lowing the college to become Second pellint IrOITI llu- I-'eilet .ll while h in i s ni changes The inaikcil Hie IStaff photo by Da I" made mi (| yi ars > than award Communication Commission be excltid the t two arlier > i -; in lr terms THE DOWNFALL OF THE STATELY DUKE i.impus. hi.I bull pi-evioBslj .iiit ri i time thSl anil this could take a short students nround the paper has failed to win Duke Dormitory fades from campus scene to make way for new parking facility. Patterson Court pntid. ' m long tune Fraterhit) . Aimr ian rating. were severely yester- It w.i- "also announced 11 "ll will be u in.liter oi hurl th.it students would be ad- The paper piled up only luck ns to when the vcv day when Dean Of Students mitted on their ID end- 135-) points out of a possible handles o u r application,' K C. Hurts Jr. declared a every- midnight Date t'eke-t receipts m.n I; 1.000, with virtuallj ParkingLot ToReplace DukeDorm, Dobbs said. curfew to be in but pliitography be inn illrri fur this Midwinters purchased in advance for thing Tlit- mobile radio unit photograph) that weekend, $1.50 in the Dean nf Students i rtticlsed. The students may have seen ; was the office. Admiss on to the rating best. parked near the College "Reaction to the curfew never seemed to show will be by presenta- "We just Residents Fear Loss Of Grand Hotel Union was donated by Da- came from a number of cir- ak," said Editor-in-Chief cles, tion of the student's ID and pi in response to mounting blem. Iwish students would don't like to park there." sa'ld. .)idsmi graduate John Trask. and although most of Bob weren't a date ticket receipt at the Dunlir.m. "We student discontent over the make up their mind'- He referred to the numer Currie Hcknowleged tho TrasU runs radio station the court received the news working .a team. We calmly, Kate hctwi in "i 10 and fi lik'c parking situation on earn Residents of Little and ., ous thefts which, lake place problems, but said. "Priori- WBEU at Beaufort,, s. c. there were scatter really m'-sed last year's I'd repoVts incidents p. 111. pus. Business Manager Rob- Watis dormitories were still m the unguarded lot. lie in- ties are priorities." The truck will be stripped of frOTO/s, graduating seniors 'more al least Hi the Dean of Students Rich ert Currie has announced upset, though, and said that cheated that lie lost a»stereo Cunie said that the funds of its equipment, including of. fraternities Jr. said he had thanpwe had expected." Thursday night. ard C. Burts that a new parking lot has the new plan did little t" tape deck, even when it was lor the new. lot would be a its tranenfitter] Dobbs said. already rece.-ivcd__Sfii:£r_flL lie pointed In a talented Utik approved fin' the rain solus thuir- p-a-r-k_Lu_g- pro parked-in--a-.pruU!cU.d cam- minor appropriation .since "We have an offer lei buy Dan Herd. President of complaints from students firuup of sopfinmoro report- the (PFCi pus. blcms. pus lot. he had already the truck, which we hope to Fraternity Court ers, however, and said, conferred who said that the present One Watts freshman said. "When campus p o Iice with new housing director sell for $1,000." This, along responded immediately and buying plan next year. Well The lut will he construct ticket would wait until "I wish Mr. Currie had his can> even protect the- cars Sparrow, who grant of anoth- unequivocally to the crisis ed on the presently oc- Marvin will with a Union cause undue hardship on be back." land car across Street for un campus, hap at hand Says PK-C Herd. cupied hy Duke Dormitory. Main what will use the construction as part er $1.1100, will give theVadio just one night. Then he pen when we park in tin- plan "1 haven't heard a word." The dorm will be leveled of his lor communal adequate starting capital. would understand why we lut across Main Street?" he cooperation. Meanwhile the Davidson soon so that serious "Next week a form will the campus police force plans to problem might parking he patrol the area in its car in alleviated. 'Oh, a clockwice direction at Calcutta To AppearInMay, three minute intervals while Initial response from resi- \ waiting for the curfew to go dents of Cannon and East dorms has been extremely into effect. favorable. Currie said. Those PredictsRiseIn When asked if this restrict- Gardner part by Audience ion was of an organiz- students had been upset Currie's original proposal to "Oh. Calc U tt a." Ken with a bang." this time. main anommous. ed administrative attack on neth Tynan's controversial I'rof Kupert T. ' fraternity have them park behind the Barber. -Most productions here Tickets are $25 for David- the system. Burts entertainment, of the Drama gym. a quarter-mile away off Broadway head Depart don't take into account the son students and $.10 for gen- brusquely b1 ur te d. "My will be the spring Drama De had from housing. ment. made no com- fact that the average Da- eral admission. Children un- hands are tied." partment production, tech- ment as of press time. Mrs. vidson College student has der twelve will be admitted Burts went on to say that Barber, however, Students in Duke and oth- nical director Joe Gardner was heard an incredibly dirty I half-price to the on he felt that such rules were however, mind. matinee er dormitories. announci-d this week. It will to express relief. "At last think it's time we did some- Saturday. May 9. a vital part of the official extremely pessi- finally " have been be presented .May 7-9. they've picked some- thing that spoke to the If the production is a suc- "in loco parentis policy or mistic and skeptical about The play.' a series of thing I won't have to make horny little creatures about cess at Davidson. Gardner- the college. the plans. sketches dealing with sex costumes for." she told a what interests them most." added, the cast may go He added that this -policy and containing many scenes DAVf/DSONIAN reporter. will, in his opinion, Duke is just like a stately ' he said. on a tour of major cities be very of partial or total nudity. When asked about the pos- in the eastern part the popular with the. girls on. hoU'l." said one resident. Due to the unusual nature of has aroused critical reac- sibility that t he college state. campus. Otherwise- said, To tear it down would be of the play, tryouts were he tions ranging from "ob- might refuse him permis- He also speculated they would probably worry insane." held in secret some weeks that scenely funny." to "smirk- sion to use Hodson Hall. group about what to ago and rehearsals are al the would be able to do at a frat- I^rjinMjB^HMPl^^IwWMoUaMssMstlssMBssssPsssMsTlMjlgf' r;?W» ■JfK*.'^FTK;'■ »"J Most of his fellow resi- ingly obscene." Gardner expressed little con ernity house when no ready underway in an un perform in Charlotte, per- one dents that the new "I feel the time is right cern. "We could present it else was noted location. haps in the Coliseum before around to make them production at bottom of Lake disclosed parking lot would leave for such a Da- on the Nor- ii basketball game. conversation with them and homeless and expressed vidson," said Gardner. "Mr. man if we had to." he said. Davidson students in the their date. still draw cast include George Draugh- FILLER great dissatisfaction. Barber will be on sabbati- "And mmU a full "It should be made doubly When contacted about this Hartman, "Priorities are priorities." cal this spring and I'm go- house." ton. Jack Cullum clear thai students In the ruling. President of the Col- PATTERNS OF WINTER Currie said in response to ing into the Navy shortly Noting that almost all pre- Rogers. Bill Rolland. and Honors College will not be lege Dr. Samuel Spencer charges. try- after is out, Cal- vious plays money Tom Way. Females in the ■ In picture try to find a horse, a chicken, a these "We are school "Oh. have lost given license to pursue what- Jr. said that he did not con- the above boot, students, the cast, primarily of prince, cowboy, a mink coat, a g>ose, a an honors inz to please all cutta" will prorideiHin \ex- at 'box office. Gardner wives stu- ever they wish In this Col- sider the requirement to be a members, — college »nd i'rry Mathers u the Beaver. (Staff Pholo by and the parking problem cellant opportuntiy for me added. "I dont think we dents and faculty lege." Blue Sky Report, particularly onersus or ne- Dav'dMn) s'tmed to be the m:\ior pro- to end my Davidson career have to worry i>bout that all said they wished to re- page nine. farious. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR "WHAT WE'VE COT HERE IS A FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE" -Cool Hand Luke BOB DUNHAM, Editor in Chief JACK WELLMAN, Business Manager Thanks; This is a Lampoon luue. Touring Faculty Express Published weekly at Davidson, N. C. 28036 by students of Davidson College during the school year. Second class postage paid at Davidson, N. C. 28036. Address all cor respondence to THE DAVIDSONIAN. Box 218.JJavidson. N. C. 28036. Reformed Turns Self In JANUARY 30, 1970 'Jock' PAGE TWO To the Editor: will not be long forgotten. and coverage have brought the Mint Museum itself, who valuable institution in our We would like to take this Never once did we hear to the attention of the whole tolerated our penetrating American way of life. public opportunity to thank so much as a discouraging college community the im- questions withotft the least Next to our trip to Ft. all the many public minded word. portance of this adventure. hint of embarrassment what- Leavenworth earlier in the A House That's A Home citizens who have made pos We have many persons in And who could forget the soever. year, this has been the most sible our very enlightening particular to whom we feel devotion of our bus driver, Let us say in closing that valuable experience in our and most rewarding tour ofc»" we must express our heart who went the second mile we recommend this tour professional li\t-«. The administration has shown a thing to do). the Mint Museum. felt thanks: to .Mayor John when he picked each of us to one and. all be they stu- Professors Fuller, Brinkley. >it of hidden wisdom in its selection The cost of the college will be re- I ;im sure I speak for Belk. whose initial grant up at our homes in David- dents or Faculty both for Foster. Minter. Bill Jack- considerably, and the school his week of Marvin Sparrow as the duced the whole group when I made the whole thing pos. son and carried us to the its pleasant moments and son, Barber, Major Phillips. ew director of housing. will be able to offer once again finan- say it has broadened our in- sible; to President Mint .Museum in its not so pleasant ones. Fivy, Birrer Wolf, to Sam Charlotte. and Hol- cial aid meet the student need. tellectual horizons and has Spencer and liis dedicated And our thanks go last but We fed that we have seen, land. Seniors remember the guidance This will help to away us get from givenus an inspiration staff publicity photos least, guides firsthand, working of ;i College hich he offered during his career the middle-class stigma. which whose not to the at the Davidson counselor; s a hall underclassmen There are so many implications of Ed.. Note: Thfl in to a glorious begin- following is look forward the appointment which cannot be an open ng in the Sparrow administration. 'I Thought I Was Doing The Cartoon This Week' letter :o the college measured at this time.Only time will community from a scholar- Always a man of ideas and novelty. reveal the numerous innovative ideas ship foolball player who pre- Darrow has offered a marvelousidea which Sparrow will bring to the Da fers to r the development of the college vidson College community. remain anonymous. to a communal state, in which all At last, someone has found the so Dear Dr. Sper.ctr: lution to the udents are equals. age old complaint about After reading your com- The program will accomplish goals the quality of the school's student passionate housing. and moving let any-fold. Not only will it centralize ter to those of us on behind), the udents (something to rally If this is any indication of the Dec- team, hearing, onjhe and after in ut it will offer constant means of ade of Destiny, bring rest of the eleventh mployment of student talent (some- the show. -Cr hour the last ding-dong of time as it knelled the end of subsidiz ed athletic^, I feel that I must respond. Setting Sites I am turning myself in. For years now Ihave been the holder of an athletic In what appears to be a week of students, both on and off campus. grant-in^ld. favorable decision, perhaps the best The architect'splans for thechosen Irealize that of all is the selection of the new site allow the greatest possibility of my contractual agreement library site. expansion, should such growth be- with the college thus inter- Not only did the Board of Trustees come necessary as the college {rows. fere with the moral duty of listen to allof the studentopinionon The location itself is aesthetically the College to grant finan the selection of the construction site, pleasing; the old image of the David- cial assistance to those in but the decision was made on the son architecture will not need to be financial need. basis of convenience and availability violated as it would have if another So Iwant to be the first to students. site had been chosen. Artists' con- to try to put an end to this We can only admire the way in ceptions show that the basic natural moral outrage. which the library Committee devel- setting of trees and shrubbery will I am returning the un be portion oped its list of priorities and follow- untouched by construction. used of my grant ed it on throughout the course of the It is the hope now that we can with the request that it be moveon with the plans for construc- used for the betterment of deliberations. tion, so that the library and learning It is extremely fortunate that the Davidson College, the aca- center will be available to students demic community. student concerns and the plausible at Student the earliest possible KnocksPaper; coincide, date. This decision plans of architects tended to To the trustee committeeon choos- has not been so that both interest groups could be site, an easy one. The Wildcat ingthe the students chorus their Club satisfied to the fullest. appreciation.Why, even Dr.Davidson has put me on their The new library Is convenient, and approves list: I am no longer eligible of the site. to frankly, no one had expected the Who says you can't please all of Exchange Coed receive royalties from Deceived having school to find a site that close to all the people? my face on bubble gum cards. Iagree with Spiro Agnew. In the transfer students' to wit. ' Nor will Iland a After four years of find- You guys are out of touch catalogue, it says on the But then along summer came the job counting ing THE DAVIDSONIAN with the college, and you are first page that Icould en- Seeds of Discord. bant of soap my every biased, you? at well over 3000 dollars this Hidden outside door Fri- aren't roll in an Honors College Mere students, against the Benefits you day, I feel compelled to Why, even slant the summer. and not have to take so better judgment sup- write and say just how bad editorials of their But. in the spirit of the many required courses. eriors, to take The honors college in its initial within the confines of a completely 1 is. chose mat- Code of Responsibility, think it Bob Dunham '70 Goodness knows, a girl ters Ifelt stages seems to be one of the most new structure. an joke. into their own hands that Ihad to It reads like inside Davidson College has much better things to confess. It was exciting developments in the history It is excitement in curriculum. 1 catftlever tell whatis going and reform the whole curri- up to me to "fcc do with her time than spend — 5 up." My of the school's curriculum. It is theembodimentof much of the on. To the Editor: culum' or at least one of hands\i it religion were. «o to speak When fully developed it could pre good in education as well as an at- And you guys take every- Iam writing this letter in classes! the very foundations of the tied, v sent itselfas oneof thegreatestdraw tempt at what is Virginia Morningstar new. thing too seriously. Why don't as a female transfer stu- curriculum. 1 the combined ing cards the schoolhas to offer new What moreremains tobe said about you enjoy you RandoIphnMacon hopV^that life? Do have dent to your wonderful cam- Why, if you don't take our efforts of the Spencer Com- students and prospective applicants. a factor of the college which to every- Transfer Student will be complain about pus. advice, we are going to take mission report *r,d my It is what education is really all long-observed as one of its greatest thing? The paper sounds ac- I am part of the Eight Ed. Nole: Yes, Virginia, our dolls and go home! tion will he to benefit the about. assets? What el exceDt. rx»rhans like a gripe sheet. College Exchange Program, there is an Honor College. Policy entire college community, If you can't say some Educational nnd Ihave found Davidson on page 8 before is too thing good about somebody, You will find it Committee it \?.:c. when does it begin? gentlemen to Sky say nothing (sic) be of the finest of the Blue Report. Davidson College don't at all. character and hospitality. Name withheld i request. That's my standards. To the Editor: ■My stay been THE DAVIDSONIAN is here has Ithink that the Davidson reading any most enjoyable so far. But In just not fun College student body should Memoriam Shape up or ship Ido have one question. more. out. take heed to a word from — — wise, I to of us on the staff were deeply was that art and his work were the which had iched by the untimely demise of his whole life. He shunned the fake, learn the hard way. e of our own, young Don Hoyt, the counterfeit, the execrable;instead DeanClaimsThat Here it is: If you're go- away 10 recently succumbed at tHe height he went looking for the worthwhile ing to do with some- his budding literary career. and th$ non-execrable, but, couldn't thing bad, just don't start it in the (jrst place. Hoyt was really at the height, and find it anywhere. stillon the rise. Readersof THE DA- Hoyt s parting words,"Just because Hands Are Tired Take those area exams. IAU it's foreign doesn't mean it's good," Please, take those area ex- VIDSONIAN will probably little note To the Editor: wantingto get their housing nor long rememberhis valiant stands should serve as an inspiration to us fee back. But I want to be ams. If everyone had just literary vinyard he all in these trying times. Iam taking this oppor- that th« must cultivated against the mawkish, the boring, the a done that The editorial board surely speaks tunity to speak to the stu- real dean! ... laboriously b*for« it can boar fruit, on* of tfto most garish, the yntasteful, and stuff he I'm trying and — for us all ■when, by a vote of three dents of Davidson College tired of Oh well, what Imean is. prevalent bctUfs among student writers, is happily didn't like in the world of arts getting nowhere. Well, have to two (with two abstentions), it ex- at large through the pages we tried for a long time to disprovon by Woodruff C. Phlegm, '70, whose and letters. you ever to read Na- on* of pressed "a moderately deep sense of of THE DAVIDSONIAN. tried come up with a workable poems place loss" tional Geographic back as Column is pleased to before the eyes But one thing that few peoplereal- at his passing. He willbe miss program which would bene- of the public this week. " ize about the "late, great Don Hoyt ed. To state it succinctly, my far as 1936? fit the intellectual aspira- ask, Please, Mr.Phlegm, major hands are tired. That's So I if any-— tions of the entire college a business-administration who right, tired. one has any problems or community. before this year had shewn no flair for creative, or It used to be they any rules they would like indeed any, writing, blossomed forth last with a that By fall Quibbling were just "tied" by adminis- to make up or have enforc- this method we would group of poems that have been widely praised for all learn to grow as men trative rules which Ihad ed—bring them to me. — their simplicity and sublimely expressed harmony no Bert Richards intellectually, spiritually, choice but to enforce. With nature. The unfitted poem reproduced here is All we can say is picky, picky, developes it to give himself a chance Compulsory chapel, frater- Davidson College and in favor" with 6od and icky. get the ~ Therefore, whereas, of a of five, collectively "Lucy to ahead in the world.Does nity curfews, closed dorms, man. "tie group entitledthe If the NCAA is going to get all NCAA really want to keep these de- To the Editor: Poems," eH composed around the same them*. and the rest. may some upset about every Bttie recruiting serving youths in their place without While there be All flvi» are to be included in Spring giving them a people on this campus that the issue violation they run across, the sports chance? Now Ihave to look for Director ef tM -yAtoeellarty."Mr. Phlegm I.currently working world wouldn't be a very nice place To punishDavidson College for liv- things to do. I'ra setting think that Iam just being foolishly ■m "Attacfli'ajrhfe first volume of poetry, tentatively o live, would it? ing up to the American dream would here twidling my thumbs try- sentimental about « So whatif Tom Stevens wenta lit- seem to be uncalled for. As John ing to think up new rules, the whole matter, Icannot Threatens entitledLYRICAL BALLADS. go tle out of his way to make sure some Locke wouldsay, the governmenthas but nothing comes to me. along with the idea that poordeservinghigh school swimmers failed the members of the contract. Oh sure, Ihave my share we really need a new li- brary. Hoyt (Unti Poem) - got a chance at a college education. Therefore, the contract is null and of work with people drop- tied '.., void. ping Forhumanitariandeeds suchas these out of fraternities and What has happened to the To the Editor: She dweltamong the untrodden ways Stevens should be praised, not cen- It may very well be time for Da- good old days when students (If you've Iusually do not write let sured. vidson to secede from theNCAA and read this far. went to games Beside the springs of Dove, you might football and ters to editors, It is just part of the Horatio Alger unite with sister schools under the have guessed that basketball but Ican't issue.) games and left there tradition. A boy has a talent and he same yoke of unlawful government. this issue is a joke Riots, help myself when it comes A Maid whom werenone to praise the library alone? terrible, that's to the murderous And very few to love: what. reviews you have been The only reason most of pawning off on an unknow violet by a mossy stone people A * these want a new ing public. KMoiVfc DURM6>*" *HW A»OUr LW4* T ) *>*!* Too SWIFT fCR library is so that they can Halfhidden from the eye! £«*»«> YSMt-So CBJIT 7 If *fc SWIRL. A converned citizen must " * ■ ' *^ get more books and you — PRMCMfr,«MOKIN& AND IT". I— act. Fair as a star, when only one ~-— know that if we do get more books, well, with the morals Don't get me wrong: this Is shiningin the sky. ■■ of our country today chances is not a threat. But if this r Hoyt She livedunknown, and few could know 7 —f~ are that over half of them character named Don will not be about religion or ever crosses my path it had When Lucy ceased to be; the American way. life. better be on the sunny side of But she is her grave, and, oh, Protect the minds of the stu- of the street. in dents. Franco Zefferelli a , „ The difference to ine! 20th Century Fox Studios ~ Curtis C. Coats "07 J * Lower Gordan, Miss. Hollywood, Calif. .«;:.»* . ■ WoftdruffC.\PhJegm Ihr Bamlbaonian January 30, 1970 Page Three " 'Cat Cagers Ink : Egg J^fp^- ■■ ".1
''' ' Massive Construction Set InitialProspect :"'""~'H|^^^H^t' >','' ~,r ■■■-■. i By B. B. BARREL lina, and UCLA, said that - - Sports " ■'" « ■"■"" .mm ;.■ ■■* -'-^rc- j^ Writer the school was what led HH1- ETC' For Gymnasium to Johnston an him choose Davidson. In all out effort to " ": "I wanted to go some- irchitects in charge. Blasel a much lower level so that Track Coach Sterling avoid the late recruiting If*^B v^^^ A3NMOQ aaisdn *a start which cost the Wild where 1 could be accepted The "House that Cazzic and ilollinsford of Chapel seating for7home meets will iMartin and Heath Whittle cats so many basketball as a student as well as an Built" at the University of Hill. be arranged on a sqry of are both looking' ahead to prospects last season, head athlete. Davidson is a good Michigan will have a count- James T. Blasel said of stadium basis, with seats its construction with eager- coach Terry Holland an- school and everyone I met erpart here at Davidson the plans. "We're really rising on both sides of the ness. "It will give us some nounced the signing of this there was just great." which may fittingly be call Uwking forward to the pro pool. of the finest facilities we year's first prospect. Joel Gil Thorp. Frost's high ed the "House that Lefty ject. Basically what wpo will The new capacity of |>ool could have hoped for." said school mentor, was perhaps Built" according to plans re- be doing is enlHrging the- seating will be in the area Whittle Martin added. "It the key individual in Frost's leased Thursday morning by pool area and increasing the of 900 according to the blue- will sure be a lot warmer to a 69 pivotman. decision to attend Davidson. Dr. Tom Scott. Davidson seating capacity for basket- prints. Blasel indicated that run in there than outside paced his Milrord High team athletic director. hall games and other events the college has retained the in the winter." to the New Jersey state Thorp said. 'Tve met all Scott disclosed plans for held in the gym. This means option of requesting an un- Football coach Homer championship season of the Davidson coaches last as and a massive overhaul of Da- that we are going to have der water observation win- Smith was also optimistic they dropped only one of 1 very impressed have^been vidson's athletic facilities to expand both upward and dow. The purpose of the ■bout the new facility's ef- 23 games. Frost averaged with them and the program with major construction downward at the s a ine window would be for watch- fect on the Davidson athlet- 25.8 points per game at Davidson. Joel is still " and slated to begin next fall On time. ing the technique of the var- ic program snared 18.7 rebounds. In the trying to find himself and txith Johnston (iym and Blase] indicated that the sity swimmers as well as "This stadium will be one second half of the title con- I encouraged him to look Richardson Field. Johnston Gym project will serving ;is an excellent lo- of the finest in the country test, he exploded for 21 into Davidson as an insti- on The work Johnston be the most un- cation for watching syn- I think it will fit in with points to clinch the Milford tution as well as a basket- ambitious (Staff photos by Davidson) Gym will be llie most in- dertaking of its typo chronized swimming. the football prgoram we're win. ball power. I just wanted in the IS THIS ANY WAY TO RUN A COLLEGE? tensive ever attempted in Country, now quite While the work on the building here at Davidson. him to find the right school." but is Bo Brickels and submit a pro- has decided to return to the New York Jets. Re- der a two year suspension cation as to just' how far the Board of Trustees to ap- 'i posal to drop the Wildcats Davidson as an assistant to ceivers Kelly illegal recruiting acti- along we arc in our drive prove subsidized football at Mike and for from participation in Head Coach Terry Holland. *i( George Hannen the the champion- their meeting next month. future were vities on the part of for a national the conference. first and second picks swimming ship." Trustees have indicated that The vociferous coach who i team. year of the Dallas Cowboys, they will not only opprove Just last Marshall gained recognition I "We can build up quite a Woody Hayes. Ohio State national are desperate of but was suspended from the for raising V who for program in two years with head coach, said of David- subsidized football - Davidson basket Ireceivers. restrictions," that they are willing Mid American Conference hall team from the joke no Smith said. son. "The game should be also Ed Terry and 'Steve pay after the NCAA disclosed re- Ten, "The suspension was abso- a real game for the crowd. to more if Smith can Iwoks to the Top had j Butler were both pkked champion cruiting violations at the DRIESELL expressed - lutely the last straw. Now have nothing the high mold a national SCOTT recently d is to strange roles. The : I but Virginia school. coming home I fill proportion West pleasure Maryland ■ we can go big time all the est regard for the Tine here at Davidson. ... out of ... with the Steelen dubbed Terry things that Homer has done system. as a defensive lineman The suspension and a with the limit- "Shucks. It's not that while Cleveland select- down there they're against change in the NCAA rules ed resources available. Iam basketball at ad Butler as a safety. considerable very Picture Maryland." Driesell said. have caused his The concerned about Muddy Upsets "Actually its just the op- changes in the football sche- ground and I'm sure game posite. They expect too much to the coaching staff.' Hol- dule for next season. Most my this con- that boys share out of them land said. "I'm pleased that of the schools re- Turtles." conference cern. Ijust hope we can "Besides." Driesell add- he has made the decision to to honor their commit- fused move the ball against their ed, "up there I'm recruiting return." to play Wildcats, ments the defense." As IMACPlay Continues against all kinds of con- He noted that the recent Athletic Di- but Smith and One unusual feature of the gressmen and fancy people: signing of high-school all- rector Dr. Tom Scott have Martin, game is its designation as International Mafia Gamms and the SPE's by still not sure just where who will act a.s I want to come back here American Joel Frost was able to line up replace- The coach, said, little been the Davidson Homecoming. Athletic Club opened up two wide margins. we'll be seeded but the "With a whereIcan compete against aided by Driesell's indica- ments since the NCAA has luck, we could go all the This is particularly hard to new seasons this week and The two power houses tournament officials have people like (Duke coach) tion that he was returning. made it possible for each way. varsity may prove understand since the game the early favorites were up- meet next Thursday in a promised that we will not The Bucky Waters. (Carolina In conclusion. Holland not- team to schedule 11 regular tough in the finals, but ed, is being played ,at Ohio set for the top spot. be in the same half of the to be coach) Dean Smith and (re- "It'll be just like old games. in both. showdown change " season The Wildcats draw as the varsity." we plan to our name feree) Otis times. contracted with six State. In the pool action the form Inaction in the pool rather Allmond." have Director The Southern Conference to St. Lefty's for the oc- Expressing an extreme to replace the Scott and Union chart was upset at tbe be- than on the pool table, the new teams decided to invite the all casion and pretend to be a Dric- C. Shaw Smith defended the ginning as outgoing SGA Sigs virtually cinched fondness for Davidson. MOW TO GET have they whipped Catholic university. That A decision saying, "We're sure president H ob b ie straight cham stars after sell noted. "It will be good Peter their fourth in an ex should turn the trick." DOCTOR OF DIVINITY that we can have a much dumped heavily favored pionship giant squid har- Richmond 87-69 to get back to" my old stomp in game last Tuesday. At the regular IMAC busi DECREE belter time in Columbus R. Spen- by out- hibition ing grounds. Doctor of Divinity de- President Samuel pooning. Led several ness meeting, the group re- Holland, REVISED with all the co-eds and night cer, Jr. standing sophomores the The Southern Conference the first athlete grees are issued by Uni- tournament director had jected a proposal by Zack recruited by Driesell. was versal Life Church, along spots there." Spencer said, "I was as Sigs polished off their first a some difficulty persuading .Mobley that rugby be made problems with 10-lesson course in 1970GRID Scott added. "We certain- surprised as President Nix- squid in new record time. asked about the the procedure of setting the Keydets of VMI to give an intramural sport. that may arise having up ly didn't want to lose our on would have been if some- In addition the Sigs top from and operating a non- the IMAC all stars their Also defeated was a pro- profit organization.' For a homecoming on our one had hit the first ball rivals, and the his former coach under his SCHEDULE home^ the Machii place in tbe tournament but posal to demand that tile wing, free will offering of $20 S«pt. Richmond field, that could have been back to him. But Ihave no were both victims of but seemed unwor- we will send you, U KA's. VMI finally gave in when varsity not practice in the ried any problems. immedi- Rkhmomi, Va. embarassing." excuses, just played a about ately, all 10 lessons in one Peter early upsets. Shirley, gym during IMAC basket- Trinity Smith, however, has been game to Dallas Southern.- Rather philosophically. package along with the O. Oct. 3 fine and deserved There is still some ques- executive, ball season. The council D. certificate. DavMten laying careful plans for the win." Conference Holland commented. "If it tion as to how the points for to put VMI agreed to accept a challenge Lefty. UNIVERSAL LIFE Oct. 1* Svckn*H big games scheduled for Hobbir termed the win the threatened hadn't been for I CHURCH the Independent "B" team against the Wildcat varsity from Queens College for a wouldn't be here today." BOX tS7S DavMawi next year. "Last year "high point of my ahtletic championship 17 Florida will be scored. Since neither in the opener and not allow touch football "He's a great recruiter HOLLYWOOD. FLOKIOA Oct. against some of the teams and political careers." from Charlotte of their divers returned any substitutions. game. and he'll add a lot of color like Toledo and Vanderbilt. After the ceremonial game pool! ithas not yet been Oct. 14 Walter* outman- presidents, the we found ourselves between the two decided whether they get SMrtanfcurf. S. C. on and de- picks ned both offense the pro-season follow- entry points or not MAC Rendezvous in Charlotte at Oct. It VPI fense. I vow that this will ed Spencer's example and Btackiburf, Va. director Sterling Martin in- La Roma Ristoranti not happen this year." fell with amazing regular- TOWN & COUNTRY RESTAURANT Nov. 7 Lafayette dicated that the points BEST PIZZA WEST «f ITALY Taking advantage of the ity. The top rated ATO's might be awarded to the (Formerly Restaurant) Spaghetti— Lmmm— — DmUhk to were by Elk's — ParmioUn. Sate* NCAA suspension handed downed the sixth squid for Its excellent de- CHOICE — Nov. U Ohio State Davidson, re- Kapps , STEAKS Cotamftus, O. Smith has rated Pi while the fensive work. Delts and the SAX's Nov. II Baylor tained seniors Gordon Slade. Phi STEAKS & SEAFOOD La Roma DavMaon Mike Kelly, George Hannen. were also ambushed. The Pi In other actions on the blotter, West WHton at 21 By-Pa** Nov. It Toledo Whit Morrow and Steve But- Kapps followed their initial IMAC the IMAC all- DayMaon ler. In addition to these victory *kh conquests of the star basketball team ac- Ristoranti Pikas, Dec. 4 Protbytorian Wildcat standouts he has Nus and the to tie for cepted a bid to the Southern CtofeH*,M. C also actively*recruited grad- first place with the Betas Conference basketball tourn- Phon« - DavMaon - 374.157* 1540* WmI* Blvd. at lUmovftt Rd tiaUng seniors from- othe> who stopped the Indies, the ament. Martin, said, "We're t Page Four January 30. 1970 STIir Xtauihsmtiait 9 Professors Visit Mint Museum lUr JfiL fijjw war f* ■ k~ i Amidst Strict Security Measures Nine Davidson College pro ler, William E. Jackson. Museum. However, Jackson indicat- :BVI him a -light sunburn. he fessors strode briskly across Winfred P. Minler. Alan I). No sooner had they gotten ed that he was going to Holland admitted that the Fine Arts building park Brinkley. and Chalmers G. inside the door than one of write Ins CongrT-^"»imin in really didn't know the pur- ing lot toward a bus which Davidson and Rupert T. Bar- their number. Dr. Frey. protest uver the cxhorbitant pose for either tour— Leaven !ifiBBK ■■»■■■ Hfj. was walling tu whisk them ber. dropped through a trap door security equipment bought worth or the Mint Museum. nii^H ■■v m ■■vfcB y away for a d.iyle>ng tour of The purpose of goingto the to the basement interroga- for the ..Museum security He said that from a "whirl the fanous Mint Museum in Mint Museum was. accord- tion room be4°w. force. wind" tour of the Mint Rj U Charlotte. ing to Col. Foster, to survey It seems he had forgotten In particular, he Object- Museum lasting only one J BYli .^i The Mint .Museum tour is "first-hand a replica of an to register his Starmite ed to the flourescent badges afternoon he could not real- ' the second tour the group ancient institution vital to camera at the front desk which visitors were requir- ly draw any conclusions 4'ih!^I HeSfC has taken together. On Sept- our national economic struc as required by security ed to wear. He claimed they about the operation. ember II of this year they ture a nickels and dimes rules. journeyed to Fort Leaven factory, as it were." The main part of the tour worth. Kansas, to review the Although the group had no proceeded without incident MEET YOUR FRIENDS military school system. trouble with security forces until the group was ready AT THE Those included in the tour on their tour of Fort to board their buses and re- are Col. Virgil P. Foster, Al- Leavenworth. they did have turn to Davidson.. GONDOLA RESTAURANT bert Wolf. William F. Frey, a couple of minor brushes But not to be fooled by V. INDEPENDENCE AT WILKINSON BLVD. TRAVELERS BEFORE MINT TRIP .Jon G. Holland, Jon W. Ful- with the law at the Mint even the most dignified visi- Barber, CHARLOTTE Pictured before their departure from Jackson and Rupert T. front row tors, the senior tour guide. Davidson Fuller, WHILE ENJOYING are (l-r): John W. Dr. and back row: Major Harold E. Phillips, Miss Nelly Beauchamp. Alan B. Brinkley, Virgil P. Frey, Birrer, THE BEST Col. Foster Dr. William F. Dr. Dr. Albert caught Professor Brinkley Jr., Dr. Winfred P. Mlnter, William E. A. Wolf and Jon G. Holland. IN with a flying tackle and wrestled him to the floor. PIZZA and SPAGHETTI Managing to pry a small Critic Criticizes Paper, briefcase from his grip, she then proceeded to empty its contents on her desk. She PHONE 892-9308 had probably been looking Suggests Improvements for newly minted dime's and nickles. A REVIEW wife (if a noted second-string are- faced by the Imminent But no incriminating evi- Cashion Gulf Service It is. perhaps, inevitable administrator. de-inise' of 11 national IV,i dence was turned up. so the ALL BRANDS OF OIL that a peripatetic critic re- After tins Impressive series ternlty chapters, the Union, group boarded their busses Field; view his own publication, of accomplishments the lea- Richardson I' t us pre- after profuse apol igles were PICK-UP & DELIVERY SERVICE and this seems an appropri- dership should pause and pare. exchanged. ate time. considet what 'direction the P. 0. Box 422 Main St. An page. paper should take in the fu- editorial THE DRIBBLESONIAN has finally, a DAVIDSON, NORTH CAROLINA t lire. And quotable been distinguished during the (jilote'S section, so that the . Radio Critics are . . often accused pasi year by its accurate entire college' community of condemning without ot- (Continued From Page 1) reporting, the amazing rap- may enjoy tering any positive advice. such bon mots as: ('all.' Our Station will hook port it has established with "Will C. <;. Lefty' Dryzel To refute this charge. ma> i up wiili .i regular station in members Jif the faculty-, its please -come by make a few suggestions. the Union New timefy- *C0V9fagfl
