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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. fitaint Tampuo 4-4 14641,ident newspaper of the University of Maine at s. Orono 15 CENTS Vol. LXXIV, No. 23 31001mind " Orono, Maine - 0 An March 25, 197 Termpapers for sale: page rates from S2-S6 by Bill Houlihan David Copperfield would cost and game - that was offered is, the game of an estimate of $40 to academics." Some UMO students are hiring $45. Another professional writing agencies UMO student from in Says Carmody at International Massachusetts Boston to write their says, don't termpapers. Termpapers, "I have received calls -Sure, understand why teachers and we get lots of calls from the from Butte to Orono. And I expect administrators are getting all uptight University of Maine," says Bill to get more in the future." Carmody, about this termpaper thing. If they a 22 year old graduate of The next stop, says Carmody, is Northeastern are so naive to think that the University's business the installation of a watts telephone majority of students really compose school and the owner of line so that students can dial directly their own papers, then so International Termpapers Unlimited to his Waltham, be it. Mass. office from Fraternities and dormitories in Boston. anywhere have in the United States. files of old prelims, "We've been writing termpapers why not have a "Before us," Carmody says file of termpapers'?" for them, too," he says. proudly, "nobody dared make a Dr. John Battick, The "termpaper mania," as it is business assistant of it. Now though, we're professor of history, called in the Boston area, has been afraid says it's up to others are giving us a bad the student to criticized severely by stop these termpaper many name." agencies. educators. Yet the Boston Globe Another agency is Universal "It's plagarism, being reported last Saturday that several Termpapers, presented as run by a Ph.D your own work, prominent professors are writing that which someone candidate, who considers himself a else papers for graduate has done," says Battick. "It's and "Goldwater Republican" with an undergraduate students. intellectually dishonest." outlook "like that of the Termpapers average Battick says termpapers are: (1) a Unlimited of Dayton, Ohio, Rotarian." Brookline, Mass., learning experience and (2) a drill in won't say how He insists he has published many papers articles the important part of scholarship, it has sold but claims to in Harper's and The have Atlantic and has which provides the student with matched the 3500-4000 papers been quoted the in Time and Newsweek ability to research and sold by International. for arrive at his straight writing on higher statements of fact." Termpapers Unlimited is owned by education. He will be known, at his Education Ward Warren, a 22-year-old ,part-time Dean Mark Shibles calls insistence, as Mr. Papers. it "a useless student at Babson Institute. Warren thing." Mr. Papers says he has a Phi Beta Shibles said told the Globe, "The secret to my he didn't even know Kappa key from "one of America's this kind success is that my employees really of this was going on. 10 leading universities," and that he believe in what they're doing." President Winthrop Libby says, "If is currently making about $300 However, the reaction that's true, it's very unethical, and from the weekly writing papers and acting Boston intellectual as the students are cheating themselves community has an agent for other writers. been one of moral outrage. Harvard's terribly." "No one in my class ever did or Dean of Students, Archie Epps, said could get in a professional paper," in the Globe he had not known that says Mr. Papers. "I know how to stop among the 300 listed professional it, but it wouldn't be in my best writers, a number were Harvard interests to tell." instructors. Caution: As for the ethics question, k 1 r. charter flight "It's outrageous,' said Epps. "It Papers says, "Generally speaking, the strikes at the whole idea of people in the world who consider education. I intend to press for a themselves ethical do the most loopholes review of it." damage. They're the possible ones who However, Ward Warren says that defoliate the jungles and kill the fraternities kept termpapers for years presidents. The unethical ones may Place yourself in this situation. group must have at least 40 members. organizer before he arrived on the scene. cop a sandwich or write a termpaper. It is the third week in February will keep cancelling flights in such a University charter "Whether I'm here or not the term- So what'!" and you are thinking about spring at the last minute due to situation, the price you pay is paper selling will go on," says Richard Mari, a 26-year vacation. "extenuating circumstances." This -old college determined by the cost of chartering Warren. ''As for the moral question, graduate You see a slick poster rescheduling and postponing working for Quality outside the the plane divided evenly we leave that up to Bear's among the procedure goes-on until people the individual Bullshit, another writing agency, Den advertising a trip to group. The organizer cancel student. Maybe of the group out, at which time we can't justify every says, "The size of the business is Bermuda for $205, including hotel may claim the organizer situation, up to $750 for expenses makes a but neither can any other related to the stress of the student room for the week and a round-trip incurred. healthy profit off the in cancellation corporation." the community. He ticket from Boston. The flight fees. has terrible, takes Most charters are advertised at a One would think that chaos would terrible tensions off Saturday and returns built up by the one week price determined by a partial result from these professional writing system. As long later. Four students as he's in a bind, he'll occupancy. lull occupancy in the signed up services. But they all keep records of look for help. A campus representative is listed chartered plane space means where papers have been submitted so "I on the poster. You The feel that as long as we're pay her a $10 additional income to the organizer, UMO representative for this that the same instructor doesn't get operating deposit at once week's to help people and we're and $195 before the which must be distributed equally flight to Bermuda is Linda two identical papers. Any to paper that not on a giant money trip," Mari flight takes off. the inembers of the group. Bigwood of Hart Hall. Miss Bigwood receives a grade of less than 'B' twice continues, But suppose you said she signed ''the business is not only decide three The person organizing the up four students for is removed from the file. justifiable, weeks before the flight the trip, it may even be that you operation must not be doing it for a none of whom have Costs run from $2 per page up to commendable." don't want to vacation cancelled. in Bermuda profit (though the CAB looks the as much as $6 per page for after all and decide Miss One UMO student from to cancel out. other way if the person chooses to go Bigwood stopped accepting custom-tailored work. Pennsylvania Here's where you reservations says, "It's really not get into trouble. on the flight free). This must be for the Bermuda flight The CAMPUS inquired into how You are always a matter of knowledge in required to notify the subtracted from the ¶750 expenses, two weeks ago. Claudia Charette, on much a I5-page paper trasel on Dickens' college but rather how you play the agency handling the flight however. the other hand, also of Hart Hall. is about your cancellation taking at least one If the organiier is working directly reservations from UMO month in advance. students for a travel agent, this becomes an for round-trip charter flights If you do this, you to London lose $10 as a "inclusive tour" charter and is this summer. cancellation fee. Soph hoopster subject to different rules. Inclusive These flights, chartered under the wins And if you cancel within the auspices of month tours operate on a fixed price basis. the Union Travel agency you also have to forfeit of Swampscon. your room On an "affinity charter" a travel Mass., otTer a deposit at the Sheraton British round-trip Hotel agency is not allowed to take a profit ticket to London for $199 in Hamilton, Bermuda, All-American award along with (as they are allowed to. in inclusive to $233. [he first flight leases June 7 your money for the flight. tours) but must set prices on a and returns Sept. 5. Therefore, if you cancel with less pro-rata basis. According to Miss Charette. Union The Maine Black Bears have than four weeks' an the honor of being on the Times' prior notice, you CAB regulations require that when Travel Agency is chartering two All-American basketball player. kiss your It team. They were selected on the basis $205 good-bye. a commercial tour operator charters flights from Donaldson Airlines and isn't Nick Susi. Nor is it Peter Gavett of how they kept their attitude an aircraft and sells one from Saturn Airlines, or Paul Bessey. up, Beware of the tire print tickets to both while invariably sitting on the bench anybody he wants, he has CAB-certified North Atlantic Last week If you to include route the Chattanooga for at least the first half of every are planning to take a all hotel and transportation carriers (there are (Tenn.) costs in four other such Times picked Black Bear game, charter flight this vacation or his advertising. firms.) guard Steve Lane to the All-American in citing anytime in the future, you should In Lane, the Times' took The easiest way to be cheated by order to sign up for one of Bench Basketball Team. note read the fine print. Here are some the of his defensive skills and some of the organizer is in the pro-rata refund flights, you must pay a $50 Lane, at 6'1" and 170 lbs.. other, the things you should know: depot is a rather dubious distinctions. system. As stated, except for to Miss Charette and the sophomore and a native of If the charter is being offered rht Winter The paper took note of the time by a $750 administrative cost maximum. balanceabefore the flight leaves. Harbor. During the past season Lane University organizer, it probably If he knocked down a starter during all income after costs must be you decide to cancel before the appeared in 19 of Maine's warm-up, comes under the "affinity charter" equaY flight 24 games causing the latter's nose to distributed among the group leaves, a $25 "cancellation fee" accumulating an average heading. This means that only LS of 1.8 points bleed. LIMO members. deducted from the amount you per contest. students, faculty, and administration When the organizer paid Union, Travel before the However, The paper mentioned may collects any balance on the All-American Lane's comprise the charter group. kind of cancellation is refunded to you. knack for bowling over or breakage fee, The fee is Bench Team, the number of points officials while There must be at least 40 in this incorporated in running downcourt. this must be thrown into the kitty. If the contract a person scored or rebounds is not group to be legal. signs in the a person cancels out at the last order to get on the flight. deciding factor. According to Times According to Civil Aeronautics On the The announcement naming Lane minute and forfeits his entire fee, and Europe trip, no mention is sports editor Jay Searcy, Board regulations, your group made in his to the All-American Bench Team may a paying substitute takes his seat, the ad of a mandatory $10 AU-American team is one of "hope, share a plane with another charter "break age ended by quoting what his coach that $200-plus must also go into the fee." desire and two-point averages." group. This is known always said to him before putting as a "split kitty for distribution. The fee is supposed to act as an Seven men from college charter" but people from another insurance teams him in a game: "Don't dribble the Another ruse travellers should policy for things getting across the country were chosen University may not be considereekas broken for ball and don't shoot it." look out for is that of the repeated aboard the flight: If nothing part of a UMO student charter. Each cancellation. Often a disreputable continued on page 3 .coil t lc ma I Ile C:1111pti, march 25, 1971 'Orono 18' found guilty Dept. of Zoology Senate defeats move to of trespassing eases majors' requirements hold two elections a year The "Orono 18" were found said. Any others, like the Orono 18, If you had the chance, would you electing a new senator (or re-electing guilty early this morning. are The Department of Zoology has vote unauthorized. Therefore, Ludwig for a new senator to represent the old) each semester. Also, said the They were found guilty dropped 11 hoursof required courses. of said, there could be only one verdict you in the Student Senate? opponents, the attention of senators trespassing on the faculty Majors will new be required is meeting of - - -guilty. to would be more politically the College of Arts take Zo 3 and Zo 4 and 22 hours You won't have the chance. oriented and Sciences on But if a verdict of guilty were of toward the next election March 15. any other zoology courses. than toward found, Ludwig added, he would On Tuesday night the senate Senate business. Twenty-four members Corn parative anatomy, of three make no recommendations for defeated Mark Ayotte's proposal to Proponents said that this 6 disciplinary committees found all 18 punishment. embryology genetics and physiology have senate elections held twice a very students guilty as charged, will no longer be required. concern about the desire to please Li after tv4o The defense. handled by Tony year by nearly a four-to-one margin. and one-half hours of deliberation In announcing the decision, constituents would increase interest Kaliss (a defendant himself) and Bill Debate was lengthy on the that ended at 12:45 a.m. today. Kenneth Allen, department head, and confidenCe in the senate. re, Donahue, denied trespass. proposal, but the opponents of the There were about five dozen said, "Betv,een the College of Arts The vote was Ai They argued that Maine's "Right measure convinced their colleagues in 11 for and 42 students present in 130 Little Hall and Sciences and the department, against, with abstentions. Br to Know" law, which requires open a short time. Most of the debate was 2 when the verdicts were announced. students were bogged down with too (B meetings of "public agencies," simply an argument between ideas In other business, the Senate Everyone remained silent after many required courses. There the includes university faculty meetings. has already presented, with resolved that vehicular traffic announcement. been too much rigidity." few votes around all They also contended that the changed after the first five minutes. the mall should be ended. Safety to The three committees Not all majors, he added, pr judged the wording of the trespass rule plan to students was cited as 18 students was go Basically, senators argued that the reason. according to their ambiguous- - to graduate school. -that anybody can their constituents were too standing. The Undergraduate interpret This must be considered," he said. The Senators also resolved not to it any way he pleases and unconcerned with the incumbents' foi Disciplinary Commit tee members "An emphasis will be placed on the contribute funds to redecorate the nobody knows whether he is voting Mi voted guilty 6-3, the Graduate individual student. The record to really care about Bears' Den. violating it in a specific situation. advisor will res Disciplinary Committee 4-2, and the help the student tailor his program to Na C.E.D. Disciplinary Committee Donahue and Kaliss then argued a meet his own specific needs in Sal refused to divulge its vote. technical point for anybody not accordance with his post graduate Bill Cosby we The second part of the persuaded of the alleged ambiguous plans." to perform Uls proceedings- - -to determine penalties wording. The for the 18 students- department is working with Tr - -will be The rule was not applied properly conducted Dean Nolde's office to assign a an. after semester vacation, during the meeting, they on Greek said, when student to the same advisor for his Weekend according to Prof. Walter. S. charges were brought against the 18 four-year college career, unless the Rachel Davenport Schoenberger, spokesman for the students afterwards. tha advisor or student requests a change. three committees. CA Ihe I(( The "Orono 18" include Tony In essence, Donahue and Kaliss "Right now, we have men advising has scheduled the concert student body, thus a seat cannot be O'h for Greek Weekend Kaliss. John Nickles,. Robert argued that if the trespass rule was a majors, and we have other men on April 16. Bill guaranteed to every one. loo] Cosby and Yambor, Anne Shalek • Kevin semantical game, then they could advising freshmen and sophomores the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band The ICC has only $8,000-$12,000 fligl will be appearing McTigue, Mark Nichols. Michele play the game, too. who are undecided about their in the Memorial from each class. Most "good groups" cam Gym for Donnelly Price, Frank Price, Albert majors," Allen said. two shows. today cost over $10,000. one Bernier, John Newton. Daren They also contended that there is The Inter-Class Council has come Stevens said also that the location illeg Edgecomb. widespread "Now that the 22-member Camillo Dibiase, Timothy campus support for the under a great deal of criticism lately. of the school is a problem. Often A Orono department has decided to change Keating, Thomas Workman. Joyce 18. Petitions for a verdict of This has happened mainly because of times a group will not want to fly all undi acquittal the requirements, there is even Day, Patricia Ledous. and Thomas were signed by 1800 talk the trouble with concerts. UMO the way to Maine when they can man. about changing the Callahan. students and 200 faculty members in requirement to students complain about work near their home. Also, some six courses the lack of went the past week, they said. instead of 22 hours," "good groups are not self-contained UMO Judiciary Officer. Cy he groups" but fail to realize the and added. UMO must rent Ludwig's contention for the problems the ICC has been having equipment from a Boston firm and have type prosecution was cut and dry. trying to get any type of concert, it flown in, which costs an additional touri Speaking rapidly. he said the 18 says Greg Stevens, chairman of the $2,000. The ICC is a defendants violated Rule 1VB 12) of ICC co-ordinating committee between TI the A&S bylaws- - trespass -SKI- the classes. "In -the rule. The major complaint comes Serv: the past three years, it hasn't worked Only authorized through comparing UMP with UMO. help students are well due to the negligence of the allowed to Stevens says that attend the meeting. he Squaw schools like UMP classes," said Stevens. up a have a place large enough to hold the of tt If it is still in existence next year, whole student body and therefore need GILES SEWING CENTER the ICC hopes to take over the Mountain can guarantee everyone a seat m em and function of the Distinguished Lecture therefore they can charge comi 14 BROAD ST BANGOR a concert Series and schedule all the concerts. fee on each semester's bill. being at Moosehead Stevens feels that there should be one UMO, on the other Bo "HOME OF GILES hand, is body to take care of all the cultural Greenville, Maine hampered by lack of space and cam p SEWING MACHINE" funds. and social events on campus and "the The Memorial Gym of t! only holds about ICC is the most representative 3,000 group people, less than half of the since it is SPECIAL RATES FOR elected by the student COLLEGE STUDENTS hody at large," Stevens said. 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AimIlnl•Noms 111,11 11 '1 - the maine campus Charter flights: Where win you be next week? caution advised In Florida? New York? continued by Sue Steele At home? from page 1 Students have a lo I of plans for paper, is going As usual, hitch is broken, the company spring to interview -hiking figures into simply break which don't include storytellers in Scarborough. the plans of pockets the money. studying. a lot of students. Two A group of more adventurous men from South Campus plan Job interviews are high to Like on the list, students will travel out of state. hitch-hike to Florida to most charter flights, the especially for seniors "soak up $199 majoring in One 18 year old freshman some sun and get some price of a round-trip ticket education. girl who excitement." to asked not to be identified Two other men Steaks London is hard to beat. It would Maureen put it plan to hitch-hike cost Kane, a senior from bluntly, "I'm going to to Colorado. $328 to buy the same Pittsfield, New York and They're not too worried Roast Beef ticket on a Mass., is attending drink." about finding regular flight aboard rides, but they are Pan-American interviews at high schools in Candy Coulling, afraid Maine Lobster Airlines, Trans a freshman in they might be stopped by the -World Airlines, or Connecticut and New York, Somerset police. British Overseas Hall, is going to "Once we get to Aspen, we're Cocktail Lounge Airways Corporation "struggling to find a Connecticut (BOAC). position to visit her boyfriend for sure that everybody we meet will The three carriers are teaching social studies." a be few days. Then she'll return to her so awed by the length of our Throis Banquot Sharon Bean trip that Rooms allowed by the of Rumford is also home in Augusta for the rest of we'll be able to bum CAB to fix their looking for the skis to go prices for tickets. a teaching position, but week. skiing." she too has something Sharon "more Nadeau of New Sharon is Getting to and from places seems In important" to do. "I'm also addition to taking reservations going to get going to Connecticut. She will to be a hassle for a lot of students. for ready to get the charter flight to Bermuda, married on June 26," visit her cousin to "see how the other Plane tickets are expensive she says. and bus Miss Bigwood was also taking half lives. With only one store and trips long and arduous. reservations Some students will stay two garages The for a similar flight to near home in New Sharon, Hartford ride board in the Union is of Nassau, next week. should some which is also leaving be a real good trip." help, but driver's aren't going Saturday Faith Rawding, to and returning next a freshman from Peg Campbell is going bird every town. The most popular e N C;(_• weekend. Paris Hill, says she watching New However, nobody from is going home. in Rhode Island. "I'm going England destinations are full of UMO "But I'm going to sleep to look "Ride signed up for it. The Garber late and not for Great Horned Owl chicks. Wanted" cards with a Travel do any homework," That's Agency is handling she says. my goal this vacation. They're minimum of "Riders wanted" cards. arrangements for this flight, too. real fuzzy with big eyes Jayne Lello, of Norway, Maine, and a big who beak. They're all eyes, There are many will work on 3 folklore beak and flights each year term fU77. " that operate outside CAB regulations. New York State Legal Abortions CAB enforcement director Richard J. YAF director, theologian O'Melia says only eight investigators to speak here •No Intermediaries or Restrictions look into the operations of charter Philip Abbot Luce, a flight former leader Freedom while working for his Ph.D. Out-patient facility with informative airlines. Last year alone, they of The New Left, will brochures speak tonight in political science. available. No waiting came up with 95,000 violations - - in Hauck Auditorium period. at 8 p.m. Luce On one for each passenger carried broke ties with April 6 and 7, Richard R. the communist Niebuhr, movement in Lamont Professor of Licensed obstetricians and registered 1965 and now Divinity nurses. And because considers himself at Harvard University will be of the greatly a "right-wing conducting undermanned force libertarian." theological discussion on Included laboratory work. of investigators, campus. many other violations He will speak on The New Left On April 7 at 7:30 p.m. in presumably the Faculty went undetected. from his present position in The New Lounge of the Union, Total Cost $215 Right. Niebuhr will present a public lecture CAB rules cover both of the major on The Age Luce is now serving as college of God: A Partial types of charter flights available Account NIEDIPAGE to director of the Young Americans of the Modern Function of tourists. for Faith. 180 Est. Rt. 59 Nanuet, N.Y. The sisters of Gamma Sigma Sigma '914 623-6400 Service Sorority have been trying to help the people of Indian Island set up a lending library in the basement of their church, and more books are needed. The sorority asks that members of the University KENT community STATE donate all books not being used. Books may be dropped off at all campus Commons and in the lobby of the Union, April 13-14. NEED HELP? Upstate Abortion Referral Service WHAT HAPPENED-AND WHY Our service Pulitzer can provide a -prize winner, ing reactions safe, legal from adults alternative to your James Michener, recreates and students problem with the across the minimal cost tragedy at Kent. In an country. and and delay. eye-opening Michener's book conden- advice about handling N.Y.C. CLINICS ZENITH sation he the • RCA • GE • PANASONIC reveals, step by division between American 518/785-8189 List Price step, the events $195 DAY S PRICE List Price DAY'S PRICE that led to lifestyles. Oneof 38 articles $195 the fatal shootings. It is all Open 7 Days a $124.95 and features in the April Week $110 $559.95 $500 here, including the surpris- READER'S DIGEST 5329.95 $299 5569.95 KAWASAKI $500 5389.95 $360 $599.95 On the Street or $510 ale 6,001. off the road— 5499.95 $450 5629.95 $520 machines built the University to take abuse! of SPECIAL Thursday - Friday - Saturday MAINEdoTN0 8 Track Tape REG. 56.98 $5.25 SUMMER SESSIONS AV4016 d a "diet airea (....-----K------q master Earn degree credits IMMO charge in the cool, refreshing Maine climate. TDM INTIIIMANK Recreational opportunities BANKAN' ARCS., CARO. abound at nearby lakes rnoun tains, seashore Undergraduate and Graduate courses at Orono Distinguished faculty visiting lecturers confer gi ences workshops WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Modern dormitory accionimodations TWELVE WEEK SESSION JUNE 21 TO SEPTEMBER 10 • builder Three of fastest production week and six week sessions Regular motorcycles in the world • dual Six week session July 12 August 20 purpose machines for street or trail • capacitor discharge igni• For ,nfor mation tion • rotary valve engines • 12,000 mile / 12 month written vvr ,te warranty • from mini-bike to the DIRECTOR OF famous MACH III 500 SUMMER MARE'S ge LARGEST SESSIONS JEWE IRS AND API:slim:I-FE SToliii University uu.1ii of Maine s •Ykriiitiet I 1 ao,1 adquartcrs Orono WE SELL — WE DELIVER — WE SERVICE Moine 0447 3 RECREATIONAL DIVISION 146 Center St. Bango. 4 the maine campus march 25, 1971 march

Edward N. LaFreniere( Editor write in OP' Mbe jitlame(Campus Carolyn A. Howlett Business Manage' Our readers ___•.• Donald A. Perry Managing Editor John J. Carey III News Editor Misconceptions about ICC The Student newgiapei Nelson K. Benton Ill Assistant News Editor Tad Macy Advertising Manager of the University of Maine at Orono To the Editor R.N. Jackins Copy Editor Mark A. Leshe Sports Editor Once and for all, I would like to guarantee him a seat to all concerts. • March 25, 1971 Christine M. Danaher Social Editor try and clear up some of the These schools thus have a sizeable misconceptions that have long been amount of money with which to The opinions expressed in this paper are not necessarily held concerning the Inter-Class work and can hire the more those of the University of Maine. Coordinating Council's handling of expensive groups. The Memorial Gym • r concerts. To contract a popular only accommodates 3,000 persons musical group presents several and, due to this fact, we are not able distinct problems, and these to charge a concert fee and guarantee by David problems are multiplied here at the a seat. Associate Two University Maine. Because proposals for a of of this situation, we are The initial problem is, of course, forced to work strictly on a laced w the cost of "big name" groups. break-even basis, and the choice of logical rest Today there is hardly a decent our groups is restricted to exactly the historical more musical group that costs less than cost and number seems re responsive of a Senate tickets we can $8,000, and the most desirous ones sell. all, all thei Ideally, the role of the Student Senate is to and the other at can go as high as $25,000-$30,000. A final problem is the fact that the world represent, to the beginning of the spring." we the best of its ability, the students As an example, Santana ccsts are not the only organization Parliament, who If a senator elected in the falls knows that he $15,000420,000, elect its members. The elected Senate between and for attempting to provide concerts on Representa will have to stand officials are charged with the for reelection in the spring, them to appear here at the Memorial campus. supposes, responsibility of Gym, leadership, there is no question that he will make himself a single ticket would go for We are thus put into a situation of admit obsc directing the senators' energies approximately more aware of his constituents' feelings. $6. competition between these simply obst toward useful and practical goals. A Another problem that we will senator has, organizations, often bidding on the None of Unfortunately, at the up to now, had no such worry and never be able to remedy is our present time, there is same group for different dates (as constituent nothing consequently no reason to keep in touch location. Popular groups do almost to ensure that senators or Senate with was the case once this semester.) limit times, those who elected all of their shows on a set tour and, leaders will perform, to the satisfaction him. I will be the first to admit that the is sometimi of their therefore, the probability of their constituents, However, there remains the question of what I.C.C. has not provided an case, why the duties with which they are coming this far into the northeast to do with a president or vice exceedingly stimulating program on The reas entrusted. It requires a 3/4 vote of the total president who is corner of the U.S. is small. not concerts this year, but I know this amour-prop membership of a performing his job satisfactorily. We A concert group would obviously senator's constituency to cannot be totally attributed to the The first propose that an addition much rather "cross the street" remove him. to the by-laws be in I.C.C. by not made, New York City or Los Angeles Thus to recall an off-campus providing for the holding of a new and It seems incredible to me that the allowing thi senator it would make the same, if not more money. be necessary election for president, vice president CAMPUS newspaper can make the easily han for about 2,250 members of those or both by Often, the average a majority vote of all student retorts to statements it does without first deliberation living off-campus to vote in favor senators. The incumbent this by, "Well, how come of such an UMP, attempting to determine the facts. Bennett, 1 action. officer(s) would be allowed to participate Colby, In the Senate elections held last in the or even Husson seem to book I do not want to resort to playing Auditorium new elections, which would better concerts than do?" September, all candidates combined received be held two weeks we the immature game that the In fact, b about 3,000 votes. after the senate voted in favor of having them. This is a reasonable question. but CAMPUS has perpetrated this year of the serious there is a distinct reason why we name-calling So unless he retires The Senate office would be responsible for and scapegoating, but, or leaves school, a cannot get these same groups. by its own definition, senator invariably publicizing the new elections and receiving the Finger serves out his one-year term. All of these schools have a Award should not go to the I.C.C. nomination petitions signed by 5 per cent of gymnasium that will seat their whole The Senate constitution Rather, it should go to its creator. and by-laws make the student body as is required now. student body. Therefore, they are no mention of the means by which a president We are sure that the senate leaders would do able to charge each student, at the Greg Stevens or vice president may start of the year, a concert fee and be removed from office. their best to earn their keep, knowing that the Chairman, I.C.C. Even if the Senate passed a motion requesting Senate can,at any time, subject them his to running resignation, it would be at the discretion of for election again. By Charles the official involved Appalled at gonorrhea Assoc. Pro. to bow to the wishes of the But what is important in this plan senators. is the fact To the Editor: that it would be up to the student It should This past Tuesday, body as a the Senate defeated a whole to decide beginning th the fate of their Senate Being a pre-med student I am This is no attitude move for an addition to the by-laws calling for to take toward student obs officials. This would prove that UMO is not so naturally concerned about the health a disease of this nature. "two senate membership elections per year, one of others, especially faculty di big that everyone can't have a voice in the my fellow For a male it is a painful to be held at the beginning of the students. It is for this decisions ir fall semester running of the Student reason that I experience; for a female it often goes Senate. feel compelled only advisor to write in about the undetected. Serious complications current outbreak Students de of gonorrhea. can follow, sterility being one. I am appalled at the "advices" n attitude of It is for this reason and the Rules many Student Sen are students who rules, have shaken yes, well-being of all male students that I of the Dep hands with this disease. One fellow urge all females who partake these groi student was proud because he had regularly to be examined at the recomme been victimized three times in two infirmary. but who It's free and could prove administrati, makes them? years. beneficial. That the Frantz A. Holtan discuss Asia The absurd decision on the part of the A&S responsible for clarifying such vague terms. But coed parieta faculty to ban students from their meetings To requii has it would be, in this case, after the fact (of Marsh Island sinking been upheld by the even more absurd and and faculty alleged violations.) To the Editor. presume simplistic logic of the disciplinary committees. th It would seem in the case of the Orono 18 there is som By simply ignoring the arguments which so It has been that the college of Arts and Sciences rumored from reliable here in Maine, but came across state The A & clearly point faculty sources that out the loopholes in the working was allowed the Federal Government boundaries. providing a to decide the rules. This is a very is about to of the Disciplinary code, the committees chose present UMO with funds The funds for the study shall one that hl unfortunate precedent to have set if it becomes to study a geographical to uphold the right of the faculty to decide problem. It come from one of the law and order provincialisr regarded as that. seems the island when on which this bills recently passed through subject-field and how the diciplinary code of this university is located The danger is obvious. is shrinking. Congress. It seems the campus malia study only university may be prostituted to serve its own Perhaps all the weight of the new is believed to have cemented the feet ignorant ol selfish ends. buildings, plus the If the disciplinary addition of the of an informant and thrown him in that provid code is intended to mean snow has Loopholes in rules and regulations been too much for the the newly formed value judgm often that any group that in any way occupies space island. pond behind South work to the advantage Stevens Hall. The pond is not on the others prefe of those looking for an on University grounds can Recent measurements make any absurd indicate the list of waterways in the state remain ignc easy way to get by. They often end up hurting island is sinking of rules it chooses and if it has the power of about an inch for Maine.) content t the people the rules were designed to every ten inches of snow we have technology. protect. disciplinary sanctions up to suspension to back The study has to be made before received. The government's right Such is the case with the Disciplinary Code. it up, then to the Justice Department can act. The The dista all students are in unnecessary do such a study is delegated Most New England under funds are scheduled here foreign colleges and universities jeopardy. the interstate commerce to arrive clause. It around have much more disorganized disciplinary seems 1985. The A&S faculty decided, among the storms did not originate name withheld systems, though some (most notably UMass and themselves, what constitutes "trespassing." Five dc -URI) have made concerted efforts to modify Neither under "jurisdiction," nor "sanctions" person WT theirs in recent years. The poisonous stinger does the disciplinary code specifically designate the week, Al] things considered, UMO To the Editor editorial : has one of the power to any other organization to define such more advanced codes, and having almost all rules. eligible, v Presumably this power would go to the Dear Miss Donnelly: 7. Good CAMPUS crime-punishment relationships set down in entity entitled "the University," but that is not After reading your statement in 8. Adverse The dead writing has certainly 9. made the disciplinary nearly specific enough. the CAMPUS about the "Incident at Potiphar's wife Tuesday n system here more equitable. the Door" of 10. Medea Last st, However, even the In the case of the dispensing of rooms to the Arts and Sciences UMO code has it loopholes, and one in various Faculty Meeting, Monday, March IS, 11. The Boy Who Cried "wolf!" Cathy Fly groups for their meetings, it should be 12. Those particular works to the disadvantage 1971, I looked up your horoscope with lean and hungry looks major, foi of the the responsibility of the dispenser to specify for that Lester Mai students. day, which read. who was allowed in and who was, or would be I. Your luck on this day (7) Part 2. Your lucky IV, section B. paragraph two states, in trespassing. Fortunately, you were born talisman (5) part, that November 3. Your most admirable trait The Maini suspension is the maximum sanction It should not be the 5, under the sign of (6) • • • Thursdays province of the 4. Your greatest strength that may be imposed for "trespass Scorpio, the poisonous stinger. (2) by studen on any dispensee to legislate, by any democratic or 5. Those whom you University Today will be a turning point in most admire (12) Maine in( -held of University-related property, totalitarian method, who 6. Those, like • 62.60 could enter the room. your life if you play your cards you, who have found P access to which is by rule or convention denied Should right. this day lucky ( I I) year. the disciplinary committee decide To develop message for 62.00 per to students in general or to the individual not to tighten Monday, March IS. read rid bust: up this gaping hole, we hope words George K. Manlove student at corresponding to numbers 106 bon a time when such access it they stick their nose into Hauck of your Professor of English Auditorium Zodiac birth sign Maine, ( prohibited • • some evening only to find that the occupant, Telephont I. Revenge It epreset The loophole, of course, the Maine Masque, LETTERS is the term "by rule has legislated that such an 2. Sweet reasonableness •dvertIsi Educatior or convention." intrusion constitutes trespassing. 3. Emotionalism Letters must he less than 300 • division Who makes those conventions'? Perhaps then "rules and conventions" 4. The Peace Sign .nd Servi, rules and will be words, typed, double-spaced, and better defined. 5. The shark's tooth Avenue, The disciplinary committee would ostensiblybe in our hands by 5 p.m. Monday. 0017. S, 6. Imagination at Orono. march 25, 1971 the maine campus 5 OPEN FORUM Johnny's Pizza Premise: Because the policies determined by the five college faculties at their courteous service meetings often directly concern the academic opportunities of the students open 7 days and nites at this University, these students should be allowed to sit and quietly observe the deliberations which lead to such policies. 827-3848 C s. Travel Plans North Main St. Old Toss n le for Europe? to Write St.:A. SOFA is the operator re of over 5000 Student Charter Flights connecting more than 50 European Dairy On the cities. (Also Tel Aviv, Bombay, left Bangkok, Nairobi Up to 70% IS sav- Queen ings over normal fares ale man-hours wasted on this Dear SOFA, Please send me infor- issue Trustees. All of these have voting mation on all travel by David Smith are remarkable bargains for and stupid - - on all power. Such a move here might individual students in Europe, in- Associate Prof. of History be cluding listings brazier sides. salutary. of Student Flights. re Name To make an academic joke, Among IS a Faced with this premise, the only other things, it might bring Address COMING TO though, the issue is an extraordinary discussion of If logical response is why not? By any questions, such as: the City— — c,tarc — —Z.p — — BROADWAY case of the "sanguine pilchard." The DAIRY historical or political standpoint it deplorable condition of the library; Mall to: SOFA, European Student Arts and Sciences meetings are of Travel Center. 1560 Broadway. seems a reasonable premise - - after no the need for classroom space which is New QUEEN in consequence. Nothing York, NY 10036 1212 586-20801 36 all, all done there will truly multi-usable; the development the great deliberative bodies in have much impact on anyone - either of living-learning units; investigation For tours to Eastern Europe, stu- the world, like the houses of dent hotels, riding & sailing WATCH students or faculty. of camps, FOR in Parliament, the Senate and House of such matters as mini-courses, or contact NOBS, 576 Fifth Avenue. The real business of the University maxi-courses, which New York, NY 10036 (212 765-74221 in Representatives, and even, one do not think of sq is not undertaken there. By allowing IT! supposes, the Supreme Soviet, all semester boundaries; pass-fail options ourselves to be exercised over these admit observers who are quiet and for major students; real expenditures 3f trivial matters we demean simply observe. ourselves for audio-visual libraries of Se and the institution. Let us go to work excellence; or even allocation of BASS VVEEJUNS BASS TACKS IC None of them limit observation to of importance. budgetary funds. is constituents either, except they I may suggest that rather than fool with These are the matters which FOR MEN AND WOMEA limit times, as demand for the space observers, that we seek spokesmen, should occupy us, as well as a ie is sometimes too great. If and this is the spokesmen on the bodies that do thousand others. No one has answers CUR RAN CO. BOOT SHOP in case, why not allow the observers? have power. For instance, let's adopt to all, or even some of these in The reason, of course, the 72 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN BANGOR is plan of my other alma mater - problems. However, for both faculty Is amour-propre, and space. Cornell University. There the faculty and students to waste their time ie The first of these can be dealt with elect representatives to the Board of debating silly matters like "silent by not doing anything, except Trustees. observers" is the worst sort of liberal ie allowing the observers. The second is There the students, both graduate timeserving. easily handled by moving the and undergraduate, elect If we can get on with the real HANSONS SKI & SADDLE SHOP St deliberations to larger rooms - in representatives to the Board of business - - a good education for all 395 SOUTH Bennett, MAIN STREET BREWER Barrows, or in Hauck Trustees. There the alumni elect here - - faculty, students, Auditorium. representatives to the Board of administrators, and staff, let's do so. TEL. 942-3279 In fact, let's do it and get on with Trustees. There the local citizenry If allowing observers will speed this the serious business of education. elect a member of the Board of process, let's do so, and now. 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By Charles W. Major understandable, but a liberal The Student Senate leadership has Assoc. Prof. of Zoology education is not a question of what a never been interested in student student "wants," "likes," or even "observations," but only in its own It should be understood from the "loves" but rather what is necessary "influence." Everyone on campus beginning that I voted for the current to make him wholly educated. recognizes this. The persistent MR. It is thus questionable campaign to substitute PAPERBACK student observation of the A & S whether "lovability" faculty decision making. The students' "wants" or "likes" are for "ability" as the academic BANGOR - DOWNTOWN AIRPORT MALL decisions involved are, of course, pertinent to faculty decision-making. touchstone is emotional only advisory to the Administration. The faculty has a duty to educate demogoguery that would debauch Students desiring to oppose these and any incidental entertainment is academic values. ELLSWORTH - DOWNTOWN "advices" may do so through the mere frosting. The student is free to The A & S faculty does not Student Senate, or a joint declaration transfer to another college or to seek represent the student body but rather of the Department Councils, since the establishment of some General other societal components and has its LARGEST SELECTION IN NORTHERN these groups may also make Studies degree, another track, just own responsibilities. like NEW ENGLAND recommendations to the that other track in High School Often the spasticity of student administrative hierarchy. with all its implications. response is a good indicator of the That the Student Senate prefers to The implications will not, pressure the faculty has put on the however, reach discuss Asian-American policies and most employers who student body to broaden it in areas it will coed parietal problems is its choice. hire, as usual, on point average does not "love." and To require the fusion of student promote on the basis of job A certain degree of conflict performance and faculty recommendations is to and a mass of irrelevant between the two groups may be the social presume that when they disagree and personal factors. The healthiest sign available on a rural student, there is something wrong. though, must live the rest of campus located in Vacationland and his life The A & S Faculty is charged with with what he has learned here. somewhat remote from many of the providing a liberal arts curriculum, acute problems of our society. A:lacers one that liberates the student from RESTAURANT provincialism, whether geographic or 196 Broad St., Bangor Tel. 945.5692 subject-field. Some students prefer to study only physics and remain ABORTION can be less costly than you may r----- Dining Room ignorant of the humanistic values Open Daily---‘ think, and pregnancies of up that to 11 A.M. — 10 provide a rationale for most 12 weeks can be terminated for P.M. 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Skipper's dream: to sail yawl to San Diego (after he gets a crew) by Cathy Flynn to spend two months on the open The lust planned stop atter leaving I he yassl has been modernized %surking sea. Miami week-ends to rebuild the by Ron B will be the Yucatan peninsula with new dacron sails A 40-foot Nova Scotian sailboat According to replace the bunks which will sleep six And very to the skipper. it would where there are 2 or .s resort islands. original heavy men waits out the winter in Winterport. cotton ones, and comfortably. He is also It wasn't ui actually take only 28 sailing days to Butcher said it's a two or three day extensive painting the Maine, while its skipper. Christopher electronic equipment will Windigo's hull make the journey, but considering transit across the Gulf of Mexico black. the name o Butcher, searches for be ins-tallel in the spring. Butcher is Since a crew to sail it scheduled stops for fuel and he purchased the boat, we were fly to San Diego, California p*,,Aerr Butcher this summer. provisions, as well as a 3 or 4 day _=11111•111MNIIMIWIRI has traced back the origital According Butcher, to 28. he stopover in Acapulco and Mazatlan, bill of sale in 1934 and every That's v needs a crew of 4 following or 5 to sail the the trip will take the crew into the bill of sale has been located consort did Windigo from Winterport to Miami in early part of September. The ship and identified. These procedures air c.perience. mid-June. and then from Miami will cover 5,000 miles. necessary in order to document a before, or a through the Panama Canal to Butcher would like at least one sailboat with the U.S. government. higher, demi California in earl) August. The crewman to be able to take over the "I want to push the boat as hard as unsure wing! Florida delay is caused Butcher's by. boat entirely during the trip, and I can from Winterport to Miami," When we wait for a Navy discharge. another who could manage it with Butcher said. The seas are rough and what to exp Butcher bought the yawl last year help. The others can learn as they go he wants to determine her strength of drums an in Winterport and began preparations or volunteer to cook. while there are still many ports to Amandina x to refinish and modernize it for the The expenses of the trip will be turn into. a happy fri trip west. He and his family are split among the crewmen, costing "I can't speak much Spanish," he come on d( returning to their home in California said, 1 each person about ¶100-ISO. "just enough to buy groceries." music." and sailing the boat there is just The only required personal effects Butcher hopes to make the trip by We saw tl about the cheapest %%:1 to take it. are clothes, passport and selective sails only, but he has equipped the their statioi Butcher said. service proof (for the Panama Canal Windigo with a 25-horse power carried a sa The only requirements for needed and a shot record card (yellow). motor able to carry the boat Winter. Not crewmen at 5 are, first, that they be men .Butcher warned anyon: knots, if necessary. played for (Mrs. Butcher prefers it that way), considering the venture to be The winter ice is still keeping the White Housc and second, that they have a general prepared to stay 3 or 4 days on the boat 30 feet from the water in blew that bea knowledge of sailing and are willing open water before going into port. 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OLD Contract David { lOVIVti Booth Claudia ('harette at 942-5952 14-7-101 2C 1971 march 25, 1971 the maine campus 7 rew) Butterfield concert: °'SOUNDINGSes rebuild the by Ron Beard exhilarating flight !p six men And very soon . we were flying. We are them. The song was painting the It wasn't until after that we learned named in the words of Henry David by Jack Towle Paul Butterfield's the name of the song was 1 horeau voice made the Icarus,but ... In wildness music we is the preservation meaningful not only in what the boat were flying, right toward the sun. of the There we were, .4' world." 3,0(10 of us in the he sang but in how he sang it. He the origual Se.aing. Memorial Gymnasium, waiting to displayed a remarkable gift of and every That's what the Paul Winter The Consort peaked in an amazing vitality 7-- hear what Mother Nature had denied and range. Though been consort did for us. composition written and performed the natural timbre located It was a freeing us once before: the Paul Butterfield of his by David Darling, voice could be a problem in '776 ocedures as eoperience. No matter how we felt dedicated to a Blues Band. friend who classical music, he did a fantastic job document a before, or after, the music lifted us died in Vietnam. Quietly, the Some of us sat on the floor of utilizing his natural fernment. higher, demanded that we spread cello responded to the gifts to our bouncing balloons, signing petitions, outweigh the situation. at unsure wings and use them. expressions on Darling's face and E••• as hard as and talking, while some sat in the When we mind. The piece built slowly, then Of a critical nature, I felt to Miami," went in, not knowing balconies watching the people that more rapidly to a on the there was •77* e rough and what to expect, we saw the battery symbol of death. too much loud harmonica. - • His floor. of drums and gourds voice, as an extension of his I wondered if I was listening to her strength and the exotic But regardless of where you sat, Amandina xylophone, agony, tore at our guts. feedback at times, and some of the r•••, ny ports to and we heard you had the feeling that there was a a happy freak It expressed time, I knew I was. tell us, "Welcome, and generated the fear carnival atmosphere about the whole come on down of dying, of ipanish," he front and feel the war. And just when we affair. In fact, it was Winter Carnival: The accoustics of the gym are music." could ; groceries." take no more, it ended. The the one we never had. pretty poor and the band showed We saw them gun-drums e the trip by come out and man were silent. The darkness There was no king or queen, great finesse in overcoming the softened snow their stations, six of and the problem. Plan quipped the them. One music started. Life sculptures, or any of the other DISe power carried a sax; he was Winter, Paul began again. We had experienced the artificialities that usually go along When the lights went on. I felt an boat Winter. Not the same as when he had guts of death. Now we were at 5 being with a winter carnival. old feeling come over me. I can only played for the Kennedys' in the asked to live again. Instead, there were the two most say that I felt the same way I did keeping the White House, but Winter when he The rest of important the concert moved factors: ourselves and our years ago when the merry-go-round 945-3448 C water blew that beautiful reed. quickly. Penobscot in Some nice percussion work music. We sat and waited in what can ride was over. Not disappointed, but said he The others we did not know, but may by Walcott only be 51 moved us to the described as awe. I felt like a rather exhilerated. Tel. they looked happy, so we trusted. ck-ax to get touchdown of our flight. An kid again waiting to ride the Paul McCandless with an oboe, David le said he'd improvisation in darkness with merry-go-round. And then came the Darling picked up his cello, and Glen • well before fiendly-friendly, hilarious jungle music. Moore, his bass. absorb and sounds, and a refreshing blend of jazz I was skeptical when the band first Ralph Towner picked up the and classical brought us to the end of started. The saxophones were grossly GIRLS ... Pretty 12-string guitar, and he treated soon it will be time to itationed in her the runway. The lights went up. out of tune. But as the concert like a warm lover. Collin Walcott bring out those to transfer I had seen people play music progressed, the performers warmed bikinis. Be in top shape. he moved to the center of the jumble of reached before. Now, I think I know what it upand things began to work out. Inquire about our 2 MONTH percussions and sat down to program to his task. is to experience men making music My skepticism left and 1 found They moved from an introductory trim you down for ... almost making love. There may myself being absorbed into the music number into the wings of Incarus and 571 be others, but the Consort occupies a along with everyone else. We stood, on to a piece spanning four centuries, special memory. we danced, we clapped, $1100 Icome at A picture of life. and we knew Fantasy. Fugue and Ghost Beads. Communications in sound. The that this was our concert and we Ralph Towner had reworked a 16th Winter Consort. were part of it. It became an ELAINE POWERS Lit century piece by Mudarra, experience Figure Salon and that can only happen in 915 Union Street, Bangor finished with a 20th century-ish college. Westgate Mai gs 9-9 Mon. - Fri. 1-4 Sot. melody. Sandwiched in between The IlankAmericard was THIBODEALIS band displayed a tare quality a Bach fugue of the 18th century VIP of professionalism in its performance. arranged N. by Winter. BARBER SHOP The ability of each member to solo 'ins The next segment Winter called and double instrumentally as though UNIVERSITY MOTORS CHALET "somewhere between a lament and a it were second nature, is unique in :ates Specializing in celebration." He said it was a music. 3 consort-effort inspired by the sounds HAIR PREGNANT? in nature which are here today, but COLORING A.A.A. i=mai which might not be heard tomorrow. HAIRPIECES Need Help? 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Bear nine begins annual spring tour Tracksters finish with 4-1 record by Mark Leslie Dana Led by standout pert ormer scorer for Maine in dual Corey in the starting right-field 4-1 record and 2.40 meets ERA, he Maurice "The Rocket" Clinton, a tallying 24% points. position, while junior Rick Arnold slumped badly The youthful Maine Black with control problems sophomore from Nassau, Bear will be in center, and sophomore and Bahamas, Throwing both the 35-lb. weight varsity baseball team embarked pitched only six innings last year. today slugger John Coughlin in left. the Big Blue track team moved their and shot put, senior Jim Cook of on its annual southern But, although it tour. It Corey, an outstanding performer is not known how way to a final meet record of 4-1, and Carlisle, Mass., totalled 24 points for includes nine games in eight days well the Bears will do this finished and for last year's frosh who sprained his season, one the season second in the third place. starts the heaviest season of thing is for sure: a lot the ankle last week, started jogging of offensive MIAA and fourth in the Yankee Tying for fourth with 23 points a team's history. pitching power and production Conference. Monday. He won't be ready to go was piece were sophomores Grel The Bears, 1970 Yankee lost when Jim Cameron, nine innings during the tour, Bob Curry A consistent double winner in Kendrick of Changewater. N.J., and Conference co-champions and Steve Morin with Butterfield said, but he graduated and Eric most of the dual meets, Clinton Carl Warner of Allendale, N.J. Connecticut, and will be used Hayward defending State as a pinch-hitter. transferred to the wound up as the high point-scorer for Kendrick competed in the high jump* Series titleholders, are hoping University of for a Last year's starter, Ken Additon, Maine at the Bears with 46 points. This was and Warner in the two-mile run. successful southern tour which Portland-Gorham. coach will be the catcher this season, exclusive of points earned in the Graydon Stevens, a freshman Jack Butterfield feels is Butterfield very handling a relatively inexperienced said, "We won't have YanCon and MAII championship competing in important to the entire the 1000-yard run, was season. pitching corps.1 the long ball we had last year. With meets. close "Right now, we behind, with 17 points. Stevens can't really say Butterfield has pointed the loss of Cameron, Hayward and In the process, Clinton set a new how we'll do out veteran finished first in three of the five dual this year," said senior and co Morin, we lost our first, third and UMO and YC record in the long Butterfield, -captain Jim Chaplin as meets, won the MIAA and set a new adding, "Good pitching his mound fourth hitters in the line-up." jump, leaping 23' 11/14" and ace, but points out that, at the YC Maine freshman record of 2:14.4 in defense have always been our Along championships with the heavy schedule, he'll have to with these players goes their in Storrs, Conn. He the final meet against New Hampshire. key to success. There's a lot of get the most from the rest of the last year's output of 44 of the team's also finished second in the 60-yard The Bears collected potential here with this club. If we their wins staff. 98 runs-batted-in, 50 of the 106 runs dash in both the YC and MIAA from Bates, Colby, can get by the early part Vermont and of the .—"Chaplin, who was 23rd in the scored, 84 of the 210 hits, nine of meets. New Hampshire season ... I think we can and lost a close have a country in earned run average last the 14 home runs, 12 of the 28 Senior captain Jim Good, from four-point pretty good year." decision to Boston year, is the only proven pitcher we doubles, six of the 11 triples, 136 of East Sebago, who specialized in the University, the The 22-man squad includes New England three have and he will have to bear the the 360 total on-bases, and 46 of all 600-yard run, was the second highest champions. freshmen, six sophomores, five brunt of the pitching duties," bases on balls. juniors and eight seniors, and Butterfield said. Cameron and Curry also combined Butterfield says that as many as five Senior Darrell Whittemore will join to win 12 of the Bear's 18 sophomores may be starting. victories Riflemen sophomores Paul Rutkiewicz and last year, and Cameron was 26th in place second at MIT The veteran coach named the Mike Jones in the starting rotation. the country in earned runs with a starting infield for the tour as: either And Butterfield is looking for a fifth 1.36 average. The UMO left-handed senior Steve riflery team put meet, Maine placed Flopping or starter to emerge from the ranks. together second and Coast right-handed sophomore The punch these men gave their highest score ever in Guard third. Len Larabee "We will find out down to the at south who team will have team match competition Saturday in first; junior Alan Livingston at will fill the to be replaced by the Maine sophomore Bernie Turner fifth starting slot, but squad's Boston, but they finished second to second; sophomore Dennis Libbey at even the veterans, with a lot of was the top individual scorer with first four could change, host MIT in the New England college shortstop; and All-Yankee support from sophomores Corey and 281 points, while Carol Clark depending on the performances on rifle match, which of Conference third baseman Bill Coughlin. included eight Maine topped all West, the tour." Butterfield said. teams. female shooters a senior. with 266 A good deal of the mound hop, and Bill Halke - also a Bear In the outfield, teammate junior Frank lie on the back of Whittemore. After The Bear riflemen tallied 1356 - led ROTC marksmen Davis is replacing injured sophomore [ Baseball schedule with 274. he ended his sophomore scar with points to MIT's 1368. Maine was a The followed by Coast Guard at 1352 and match was Maine's final one March 2; - at Navy Norwich at 1308. under Sgt. Gerald Mitchell, who 28 - at Ciecorge Waahington retires in June. 29 - at Richmond MIT also won an NRA 30 - at Virginia intercollegiate sectional match held 31 - at Virginia Commonwealth in conjunction with the New England April 1 - at Witham and Mary •• • • • • • 2 - at Villanova CLIP AND SAVE• • • • • • • 3 - at Rutgers (2 games) STEREO 21 - at Bowdoin 24 • Bowdom 26 - at Bates iYOUR ABOIMON KLH 27 at New Hampshire 30 - at Massachusetts May 1 - at Massachusetts (2 games) McIntosh 6 - Colby i1S 7 - Rhode Island • TUMOR Cail the people • 8 - Rhode Island (2 games) e who've taken the chance. 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