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LI3RARY SERlALS I • UC Ll ART 1 UNiVERSI(Y OF Cf Ct C NCIHN 'H,. 0 I Norman Mailer, page 2 Homecoming game, page 3 The Candidates, page 4 Penny Manes, page 5 THE NEWS RECORD Concerts, page 6 ADVERTISING- 475-5901 NEWSLINE- 475-2748_ Cincinnati, Ohio, Tuesday, October 31, 1972 6 Pages International Week Grows To Include City Community BY BELINDA BAXTER African dinner served at 6 p.m. The Israeli Film and Dance will November 4 , in the Faculty Dining take the spotlight on November 7 at International Week launches into Room, TUC. 7 p.m. in the Losantiville Room. All full swing November 4. Coordinated Following the dinner will be a who are participating in International by Jagdish Sokhey of India, it will be concert at 8:30 p.m. in Corbett Week festivities will be afforded the celebrated through November 8, with Auditorium, featuring Los Indios opportunity to sample Israeli cuisine, festivities open to aiL Tabajaras. They are Brazilian enjoy an Israeli cultural film, and J.D.Levoff(CCMjunior), publicity guitarists and internationally known frolick with others in folk dancing. chairman of International Week, RCA recording artists. Tickets are The International Bazaar will take explains that this year the $1.50 for students and $2.50 for place in the TUC Art Gallery on celebration will. not be confined to adults. November 8. High quality foreign the UC campus as before, but will Sunday, November 5, will be products will be sold at cost, and the reach out to all of Cincinnati. THE WINNING FWAT floats down Clifton Avenue Saturday. It was the joint effort of Delta Delta sorority graced with Indian Diwali Night, the proceeds will provide residence hall "TI1e purposes of International Hindu Festival of the Lights. Native scholarships for UC foreign students. and Delta Tau Delta fraternity. Photo by LARRY LLOYD Week", explains Levoff, "are to bring delicacies will be served with the Any money spent on these foreign people together, to make the world a authentic music of India in the articles will be furthering the chances little bit smaller, and to familiarize background. The festival starts at 6 of foreign students to live with Loder Reigns As Homec.oming Queen; the city of Cincinnati with people aU p.m. in the Columbia Room. It is Americans, and thus give them a around the world. open to everyone. chance to gain a better insight on the "During International Week, On November 6 and 7 the Old American way of living. foreign students are given the chance Lobby of the Union will be swamped Another festivity is the Issac Hayes Concert Rated Success to express themselves in their own with people as the Two Day Travel performance of the UC Jazz Band, native tongue." Fair is held. Representatives from the with Paul Pillar director. The musical Barb Loder ,DAA junior, was named One foreign student has entitled world over will be stationed in atmosphere of the Columbia Room homecoming queen Saturday, during the week "Peace and Understanding booths from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. to will then switch on November 10 half-time of the UC-Louisville game. in Our Time." distribute literature and talk about from American Jazz to German Miss Loder, an art history major, The week will begin with an their respective countries. traditional music as the gala and member of Delta Delta Delta November Fest commences at 6 p.m. Sorority, the scholarship committee International Week celebrants may of Pan hellenic association, and partake of music, dancing, brats, and member of the Contemporary Art beer. Center, feels that this year's judging ~~ erman Department IntrOduces The festivities will culminate on "was a lot better than in the past. If November 11 at 8 p.m. in the Great the changes weren't made from last Hall with the bizarre International year, I probably wouldn't have Folk Festival, spotlighting ethnic accepted the nomination from my dance groups and foreign fashions. sorority," said Miss Loder. Computer -Aided Instruction A Chinese dinner will be served Her role as homecoming queen has before the festival at 6 p.m. in the been extended this year, said Miss The department of Germanic Entitled ..Elementary German particular question is correct or ,Faculty Dining Room. Loder. Plans include projects with language and literatures next quarter 111-112," the course will meet four incorrect, that he is unaware of word the alumni, acting as hostess for . will in traduce computer-assisted times per week, with an additional order in the sentence, diagnose the some events, and getting involved in instruction in its beginning program, hour of computer work to be students effort in general, or refer homecoming events. utilizing a course-writer for arranged. Students will earn five him to information needed to make a Minibus Today "I felt that the judges stuck to homework, instant teaching help for hours of credit in the winter quarter proper response. The Committee to Save the Transit what was originally said," added Miss students, and individualized and four hours during the spring. One terminal is to be available for System will display a minibus today Loder. "The judges really took into instruction. Stern and Williams emphasized that the two sections initially involved in from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. under the consideration our grades and The new program, planned jointly this structure will provide a greater the program. 1 Stem guessed that if union bridge. The bus will be used activities when they talked to us. by Thomas Williams, assistant dean r .• moor of courses for students the program is successful and is Wednesday in a UC shuttle service They really tried to get to know us, of A&S, and the department of entering A&S between courses. They expanded that seven o_r eight for Mt. Washington area commuting and we got the chance to meet many Germanic languages, will renovate predicted that this could lead to an terminals would be needed. students. pYOple." both the method of language increase in enrollment figures. The course will be directed by Other homecoming activities this instruction and the concept of trailer Stern told The News Record David Mikkleson, formerly assistant year included a concert and parade. courses. Friday that the computer will professor at Davis and Elkins College Playing to only scattered seats, the Development began when Williams contain a set of questions related to and presently a doctoral candidate. It Issac Hayes concert was an was asked to advise the German the material being discussed in class. will be conducted in conjunction De moe ra Is Sweep immediate success. He arrived late, department on the possibility of The computer will tell the student with tl).e German department at Ohio but the audience was admirally establishing a trailer course. He whether the answer he selects to a State University_ entertained by The Movement, his advised department chairman Guy Mock Elee I ion band, and "Hot Buttered Soul," his Stem, his curriculum committee, and Senator George McGovern defeated vocal group. instructors of beginning German to Revisions President Nixon by a 59 to 40 per Off stage, Hayes added the lyrics to concentrate instruction in the second cent vote Tuesday, in a mock ''The Theme from Shaft" which and third quarters. election sponsored by the UC Williams noted that previous trailer began his two hours plus chapter of the League of Student performance. courses had been unsuccessful Pass-Fail to be Decided Voters, according to chairman Rob It was all Issac Hayes or Black because they left students with no BARB LODER Ayres. alternative than to take the third BY BILL POWELL of psychology and associate dean of Peoples party candidate Ben Spock quarter of a course during the A&S responded to a charge by a and John Schmitz of the American summer or the first quarter of the The Arts and Science Correlation faculty member that in offering the Independent Party divided the Legislator, Educator following academic year. Committee fook action on the course under a pre-approved course remaining 1 per cent of the votes. The new system, however, will revised pass/fail option resolution at number, the committee had been In the First District Congressional allow students to complete three its October 26 meeting. The proposal bypassed. Fishbein said that the race, Democrat Karl Heiser won over Debate Income Tax quarters of work in two quarters. He is to be discussed at a special meeting course was offered under the incumbent William Keating with 52.6 added that this will provide a of the committee, November 14. category of "special topics," a per cent. Penny Manes with 131 State Representative Chester Cruze proposed repeal of the state income program flexibility long envisioned Revisions made in the original practice common to all departments votes defeated Republican by A&S. met with David Harcum, tax, Issue No. 2 on the November 7 proposal consisted these of the college. incumbent Donald Clancy with 18 superintendent o f the ballot. clarifications: The quorum requirement at faculty votes in the Second Congressional Greenhills-Forest Park School Board "Requirements shall be defined as meetihgs was lowered from 40% to District. Cruze, defending the repeal, said Thursday in a debate over the Fest iva I of Foo Is those courses taken to fulfill courses 20%. Dean Crockett explained that The levy for the public take over of the Income Tax would not be a boon other than those counted toward the the change ,would help keep the the transit system was approved by a to education, and it would not help field of concentration as described absence of some faculty members 88.5 per cent vo te. tax reform as it had promised. Celebrates Folly on page 16 of the Arts and Sciences from holding up the business at the Approximately 300 students voted Me Govern Here , He said the monies collected by the Bulletin. meetings. in the election. income tax went into the "The term requirement is not to be ever-expanding state welfare budget, Today On 8ridge construed as those credits required while the schools were receiving very for the field of concentration nor little of the promised benefits. BY JOYCE DOOLEY those credits under the title of free electives. Ohio, Cruze said, would meet a The Campus Ministries Association is sponsoring a Festival of Fools "All other regulations concerning similiar fate if the tax is not repealed. pass/fail shall be the same as those Harcum, speaking against the celebration at 12:30 p.m. today on the TUC bridge in honor of that currently exist for pass/fail repeal, admitted to inequities in the except for the two week deadline tax. Halloween. This is the first in a series of celebrations being sponsored by which shall be waived during this When the tax was passed, he said, Campus Ministry. first (Autumn) quarter." legislators of both parties looked for A guerilla theater and a group of "I am very displeased that the alternatives in one of the longest clown-type people are featured along proposal could not be acted upon at sessions of the Ohio State's legislative with a rock music band. this meeting," commented Greg history. He said that there were no Refreshments will be available. Denier, tribunal president, after the alternatives. Campus Ministries hopes to lift up meeting. the Halloween day by celebrating Discussion of the procedure used Cruze said he felt the tax was two kinds of foolery, says the Rev. to appoint department heads took up unfair because the citizenry had no Ed Siegert of United Christian the bulk of the meeting, concerned direct voice in the imposition of the ~ Ministries. (UCM is a member whether the dean of the college . tax_ should talk with the incumbent association of the Campus Ministries GEORGE McGOVERN If this is true, Harcum asked, why Association.) The first, a heaviness department head about whether he wishes to continue in his position Democratic Presidential nominee didn't Cruze also repeal the gasoline, type of foolery, will be enacted in cigarette, and liquor taxes, which dramatic skits. before a review committee is set up. George McGovern will speak at 1 In other action, the faculty p.m. Thursday on the Quadrangle. were not voted on by Ohioans? The other, a new good foolery, will be celebrated below the bridge where members of the committee The announcement was made Harcum said it would be folly to questioned the legality of the Sunday by Zane Miller, chairman of repeal the tax when no alternatives the rock music band will be playing. Food will also be set up on tables "Creative Intelligence " course now Ha mil ton County Citizens for can be found. being offered by the psychology McGovern and associate professor of He said the fact that no Republican below the bridge. Campus Ministries aims, by the department. The course is being history. leaders have endorse d the campaign taught solely by a UC senior. is further evidence of its futility. The celebration, to get people to look at The visit will be McGovern's Dean Campbell Crockett pointed League of Women Voters, the Ohio each other and to fe el good about second stop in Cincinnati since the out that the course had been Democratic Convention in July, AFL-CIO, and the Ohio Education themselves, Siegert said. He also hopes people will come to believe discusse d at a committee meeting last NORMAN MAILER speaks Saturday in Wilson before a capacity crowd. Miller noted in m aking the Association oppose repeal. sp ring and no definite decision had that there is nothing_wron g in being a Review of his speech and film, "Maidstone" is on page 2 . announcemen L McGovern's first visit Cruze and Harcum are both been made. fool. was brief and no rally was held. Republicans. Harold Fishbein associate professor Photo by RICH FRUMPKIN. October 31 , 1972 Page 2 THE NEWS RECORD (incy Train Stations Discussed REV:IEW . BY JOYCE DOOLEY discussing the railroad stations of Cincinnati is known to have had a Carl W. Condit, Professor of Art Norman Mailer Talks Politics, Films I ' " Cincinnati. total of 13 railroad stations, six of His tory and Urban Affairs at . Condit went back to the v~ry which were in operation at one time. BY BARBARA L. PINSKA everything from there- assasination Northwestern University, spoke last contrary, there was some consistency beginning of city and railroad March 11 , 1836 marked the start Norman Mailer spoke Saturday in the "lecture." Mailer is fascinated attempts, assasination preventions, Wednesday evening in Wilson stations up to the present time in of the Little Miami Railroad, which night at Wilson Auditorium before a love making, councils of power, Auditorium on the Technological with the behavior of the human Cincinnati. was the beginning of any railroads in capacity audience quite receptive to discussion of issues and so forth. and u r b anistic history of the organism, and particularly with the He mentioned three phases of Ohio. The first railroad station in the man, if not to his works. interpretation of individual and Cincinnati railroad stations. Mailer strongly emphasized the transportation history, the horse and Cincinnati was in the area called The occasion was the showing of A slide presentation including group actions. . nature of improvisational film . pedestrian city, the railroad city, and Pendleton. Within two years the Mailer's film, "Maidstone,'~ sketches, maps and photographs of Interpretation is necessanly "To make a film of this sort the automotive city. The most Little Miami Railroad produced sponsored by Film Society in Cincinnati and various railroad subjective, and appreciating, much requires that all participants have a significant of the second and third another terminal. conjunction with the English less liking Mailer's views requires a stations was shown to supplement Department and Special Programs heightened sense of the present," he phases of city development is for the In 1847, another terminal was special type of consciousness, one Condit's speech. Committee. said. first time in the history of the city, produced which lasted only six years. not listed by Charles Reich. Condit set the stage for Mailer prefaced the film with a technology began to be a Since then, other terminals were Hipness, couthness, asceticism, Thus was he led to consider the commitment to railroad stations by lengthy discourse ranging from determinen t. built, including the Union Terminal. aestheticism, intelligence, liberality, a De mocratic and Republican politics to the American psychic feeling of innate superiority, an conventions held this summer in Condit presented four statements state. inclination towards passivity and Miami Beach. Nixon and the concerning Union Terminal, two of Once he had ascertained the observation-all these qualities and Republicans exemplify the effect 30% OFF which were positive and two of sympathies of his audience by more are brought to bear upon the that control led events All Nationally Advertised' Brands which were negative. conducting an impromptu straw poll . " reader/viewer/listener when produce-dullness, deadness, apathy, First, Condit said there is no (we were indifferent, indeed confronted with such as this (from question, the Union Terminal is a unknowledgible as to the fate of the indifference. GUITAR AMPS PA'S great work of building art. Second, "St. George and the Godfather"). "Nixon, via television, is zonking Bearcats at the hands of Louisville; "He (Nixon) walks lik.e a puppet he stated that credit must be given to we were pro-McGovern and the electorate-we all have bad PIANOS ORGANS MIKES more curious than most human Wayne, the architect of Union anti-Nixon), Mailer relaxed karma; we feel that man is polluting beings, for all the strings are pulled MARTIN GIBSON KUSTOM Terminal. noticably. the universe. Nixon is using television by a hand within his own head, an The speaker said that Union His remarks seemed to be for the to reduce our dread," Mailer FENDER OVATION SHURE inquiring hand which never pulls the Terminal is grossly overscaled. most part unplanned, and a good contended. Call 241-1993 same string in quite the same way as ELLIOTT Lastly, he stated that the location for part of the talk consisted of reading Mailer sees the Democrat's the previous time-it is always trying the Union Terminal was chosen for of an excerpt from his new book, spectacular as an epitomic display of something out-and so the the convenience of the railroads and "St. George and the Godfather." improvisational theatre. We decide movements of his arms and legs while not the convenience of the public. Despite appearance to the the meaning, not the participants. superficially conventional, are all Politicians share with actors a impregnated with attempts, still La Galleria opens this evening serving fine Italian espressos, "psychopathic" personality in that timid-after all these years-to all of their energies are devoted to cheeses and desserts; showing Paul F. Allen-Drawings and express attitudes and emotions with present abilities of performance. Prints. 121 Calhoun Street, open until 4A.M. his body." "Maidstone" is an improvisational A script lends security to both fdm, made by Mailer and several of parties, but destroys the true reality. his friends in 1968. The plot of the The degree of fullness and fdm centers around Norman T. unpreparedness with which we play Kingsley, a pornographic film-maker, our roles is the important matter of who is running for president. being alive. A group of people close to him are Mailer had his audience secretly plotting his assasination. To completely. Remarks such as those make the film, the cast was given this on television's "psychic nausea", and rough description, told to tie it ~n "totalitarian tranquilizing effect" with the making of a Kingsley classtc collective racial, social and political the best years of their lives P abou.t a male brothel, and wing guilt drew cheers and applause. or a RIP-OFF P Join US •••• • ' I Watch four kids up the ,, establi.sluncnt. AND JOIN THE WORLD InTERnATIOnAL WffK

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'' ! ' October 31, 1972 THE NEWS RECORD Page 3 Stevens Leads Louisville's Balanced Attack to Victory Remember when Howard Stevens It's really not too hard to forget scatback 4,854 for his career, action by the receiving corps, making Mike Shoemaker also had one of before UL took the lead with :05 the University of Louisville's 5-5 ' because it all took place last breaking the old collegiate mark of two incredible receptions, both his better afternoons of the year as in the quarter on a TD after a short 165 lb. tailback, set the NCAA caree; Saturday afternoon as Stevens' 4,839. around the UC 1-yd. line in the he completed 10 of 22 passes, for UC punt. rushing record? running, together with a strong aerial Stevens' 3 TO's gave him 66 for his second and fourth quarters, that set 86-yds. Three of the receptions were In the second quarter the Cat Remember when Stevens became the game, lead the Louisville Cardinals to career and broke the all-time up UL touchdowns. made by Dick James, who also defense held the Cards to a 20-yd. touchdown king of collegiate a 38-13 triumph over the Bearcats in collegiate record of 64 held by two "Our defense (UC's) played well in rushed for 52-yds., for 17 -yds. while field goal after a drive from the UL football? And do you remember Nippert Stadium. other players. His trio of touchdowns spots, but overall we gave them too 2 were taken by Jeff West, one of 9-yd. line but were unable to contain when this same Stevens character just Playing before a UC Homecoming also raised his career total of points many big plays," remarked junior UC's most promising receivers. the Kentuckians after they advanced ' I missed equalling the all-time crowd of 11,261, Stevens rambled scored to 400, only 7 shy of the Rick Katzeff, UC's starting defensive Jimmy Kelly, a freshman split end to the UC 2 on one of Kaminski's collegiate scoring record by a mere 7 for 258-yds. and 3 TD's in 38 carries; all-time collegiate record. left end. who has made opponent defenses receptions. Madeya scored on a points? a yardage total that gave the tiny, "He (Stevens) was really quick, but Cincy however, also had some look ridiculous in 3 jv games this fall, keeper shortly thereafter and UL not unstoppable," commented Paul important offensive plays as an saw brief action in the game and was lead 17-6 at halftime. Schutte, one of UC's starting improved performance by the taken out after he was hurt on his James and Harrison lead an 82-yd. defensive tackles. "When he was hit, offensive line, including John Misali, first play from scrimmage. scoring drive for UC in the 3rd he went down. Tom Forrest, and Ralph Myers, Cincy opened the scoring in the quarter, after UL had made the score "He's good though. Anyone who enabled the UC ground gainers to game on Harrison's 80-yd. burst and 24-6, but the Cats were unable to gains that much yardage and makes make shambles of the vaunted UL held the rugged Card offense, thanks take advantage of several scoring that many touchdowns in 3* seasons defense which entered the game to standout defensive play of Evan opportunities later in the game, while has got to be good," added the ranked second in the country overall Jolitz, Charley Stovall, Marion Ford UL scored two more times to run Mason, Ohio senior who saw alot of and against the rush, allowing only and Keith Moon~ tn name a few, away with the 38-13 victory. the Cardinal ball carrier all 182-yds. and 67-yds. per game, afternoon. respectively. However, Stevens was not the only UC, undaunted by the opposition, Attractive Girls Card to aid in UL's victory, only gained '282-yds. against the Cards, their second over UC in football in 196 of that on the ground. Big . fifteen games, as senior quarterback Reggie Harrison, playing one of his Work Fu II or Part Time 1n John Madeya connected with better games of the season, bulldozed numerous UL receivers for 183-yds. his way for 165-yds. in 22 trips with Cincinnati~s Most Beautiful on 18 of 35 passes. the ball and scored 2 TO's, one an Seniors Gary Barnes and Tony elusive 80-yd. jaunt in the third play Night Club. Up to $150. Burdock were usually found on from scrimmage in the opening the other end of Madeya's passes but quarter that gave UC a short-lived Excellent Working Conditions. ~unior Dale Kaminski highlighted lead. No Experience Necessary.

THREE BEARCAT DEFENDERS mob Louisville's halfback Walter Call 381 - 6925 after 12 Noon Peacock, who was giving Howard Stevens a well-deserved rest, and he soon FOR APPOINTMENT discovered why Stevens needed the break. Junior Mike Kleinhenz (35) makes the initial stop on Peacock, with an unidentified Bearcat, while junior Rick Katzeff (83) comes in for the finishing touch. Photo by RIC SKEES ~RACK MEETING I FRIENDS MEETING FOR WORSHIP Silence is the setting for all that takes place in a Quaker meeting for :rNTJZOD~CfNG- I An organizational meeting for tht. worship. It provides people with the opportunity to shed the indoor and outdoor track teams will commotion and distractions of life and make inward contact with the 44E-~N be held Nov. 1 at 4 p.m . in 204 Spirit of God. Anyone present may rise out of this silence and speak; Laurence Hall. Both teams are in the responsibility for ministry is shared by all. Is this what you have been looking for? 'I need of men experienced in sprints and the field events, but newcomers Sunday at 10:00 A.M. in aU events are welcomed. Second floor at the Wesley Foundation on Clifton Ave. STEAKS I 00 •to J" U.t' £ u. S.O.A. CHOICE' S£J.'-1'1t Af~ ... ._ ~.M.• -.U'f \ . J, sound advice/Cartridge Talk CHUCKWAGON STEAK The TEXAN

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THE Mc:Govern Would Limit Military Do we care more about the future BY KENNETH R. LIBBEY Nixon's, primarily in regard to our (I) the defense of this country of a military dictator in Saigon than attitude toward the countries of against conventional or nuclear we do about a child growing up in NEWS Because of the great diversity of Asia, Africa and Latin America. attack; the West End, who will not get a the American people, and because of Nixon is prepared, as he has shown in (2) the maintenance of a nuclear fa~r chance in life because he 1s their generally low level of interest in Vietnam, to commit this country deterrent sufficient to deter the undernourished and because there is national political issues, presidential militarily to the future of Russians and Chinese from any RECORD no adequate community health campaigns have become more of an governments which proclaim aggressive or foolish actions; center where he could bet the Published Tuesdays and Fridays during Academic year, except as scheduled exercise in obscuring these issues themselves to be anti-communist, (3) maintenance of NATO as a than of clarifying them. Those who regardless of what their other basic foundation of world peace, but attention a child needs? ( Do we care more about which . try to clarify and be candid about qualities are. with a more equitable sharing of the PEGGY KREIMER faction comes to power in the Editor-in-Chief their differences with their opponent McGovern is arguing for a policy of burdens of the alliance; do so at their own risk. non-intervention in the politics of ( 4) maintenance of the balance of Dominican Republic than we do about our elderly citizens who must DANIEL ANDRIACCO It is much to the credit of George third world countries. My own power in the Middle East through the Associate Editor McGovern that he has worked during reading of the situation in such supply of military equipment to live on the margin of existence and Editorial Board the many months of his odyssey to countries bears out McGovern's Israel on credit; who face now even the loss of their only means of transportation? News Editor .•..••••••.•....•.•.••.•.•.•....••....•... Robert Behlen define some fundamental choiCes conclusions. (5) strategic placement of naval Sports Editor ...•....•...... •...... Joe waslluk Do we care more about our Contributing Editors ...... •.•....•.•...... Cathie Royer, Phil Sicker confronting the American people in In many of them, factional and naval air power to deter overt the 1970's. struggles are still going on to aggression by China or the Soviet capacity to fight guerilla wars Editors wherever they may break out than Arts Editor .•...•.•...••.•..•.•.••••.•..•.•. • · • • · • · · • · • · · .J;m Sl_agle The same basic theme has run eliminate the heritage of the colonial Union in the Far East. Photography Editor ..•.••.•.••.•..••.••.•..•..••...... •. Greg Fischer through McGovern 's past. Elements which are on the McGovern believes, and I agree about the financial future of our Typing Editor ...... Jean Bratcher schools and colleges? contributing Editor ...... •.•...•.....•.•.•....••..... • Dulcie Brill pronouncements on a variety of defensive frequently appeal for aid to from careful study, that a Advisor ...•....•.•...... •...... •...... Jon Hughes issues: the shape of our foreign and the United States and try to cast the concentration on these objectives, These are hard questions that DAVID M. BOGGS military policy is inseparable from struggle in Cold War terms. Forces on along with a recognition that much George McGovern is asking us, and they are questions that are not going Business Manager our aspirations for change and the offensive may do the same in of the military budget comes from Advertising Director ....•...... •....••.....•...... Edward W. Hussey progress at home.. The greatest appealing for help from the Soviet the "politics" of military spending to go away with the election of Sales Director ...... •...... Craig R. Jones rather than defense analysis, that we 1972, regardless of who wins. Office Coordinator ...... •...... •.•...... Kathy A. Laker tragedy of the Johnson Union. Administration was its refusal to But all sides are in the long run can makes significant cuts in the This country has the technological The News Record is edited and published by the students of the University of Pentagon's budget. capacity and the resources to deal Cincinnati. Editorial policy Is determined bY the editor In consultation with the recognize this basic fact: the war on characterized by a stubborn desire editorial board. Offices are 411·412·415 TUC, University of Cincinnati,Ohio poverty, with many noble ideas, was for independence from outside It is well to remember that effectively with its national Phone 475·2748 News; 5901, Advertising. Subscription for one year Is $15.00; problems. It requires the political second class post~ge paid at Cincinnati. The News Record is a member of National lost in Vietnam. powers, and the people of these McGovern's advisors on defense Educational Advertising, Inc. Now Richard Nixon wants us to countries often resent deeply any policy are all former defense analysts will to do so. keep these two areas of policy enforced tutelage from West or East. from the Pentagon. (Kenneth Libbey is an assistant separate in our minds, but George The defeats which Russia has McGovern believes that defense professor of political science.) McGovern insists that we remember suffered in Ghana, Guinea, and cuts and tax reforms in the area of Senate Backs Students the war and high military spending Egypt, and which China suffered in capital gains and corporate tax rules PRESIDENT NIXON whenever we think about inflation, Indonesia, demonstrate the tenuous can result in the availability of $52 O fficials of the Campus urban decay, educational cns1s, nature of Communist "penetration" billion more for domestic programs Student Senate Wednesday night unanimously took an Committee to Re-elect the pollution control, and a host of other in the Third World. by fiscal year 1975. President were also asked to affirmative stand for the rights of students when it approved a problems. McGovern has proposed that we And he is putting it clearly on the submit a column about their resolution stating that any plan for the distribution of tickets to McGovern's perspective on world limit our military objectives to line to the American people to candidate for this issue of The any athletic event played at the University involving any of its politics differs significantly from essentially the following goals: decide what they care most about. News Record. teams should not contain any stated or implied ceiling on student attendance. The sense of the Senate is that student athletics are for the students. That whole conc~pt has been perverted at most Who, What Rep. John Sc: hm itz Is universities, including UC. , Students get last chance at tickets and get last chance at good BY RANDALL HAINES Bircher-college instructor) and in Thomas Jefferson Anderson of • for return of the gold standard July, 1972, was on its National Tennessee, was born in 1910 in and the abolition of the Federal seats. "Who is John Schmitz?" Council. Nashville, graduated from Vanderbilt Reserve System; The action of the Senate is indeed a positive step in the battle to Perhaps that question would be His political career started in 1964 University and during WWII was a • for restoration of the death return student athletics to the students. The next battle will be asked with more frequency if in this with his election to the California Naval Officer. Married and the father penalty; • I fought today in the Athletic Advisory Committee. There it will be crucial, yet apathetic, year of State Senate . With six years of such of one child, Anderson has made a • against the ratification of the incumbent upon student members to follow through on the will of campaigning there were not such a experience, Schmitz won the special successful career as a publisher of equal rights for women amendment; the Senate. national news blackout on the election in June, 1970, to fill a farm journals and a Conservative • for an end to the draft, in favor American Party and it's candidates. vacant Congressional seat and that columnist. A founding member of of a volunteer army; How many of you have ever heard fall was to return to the House of The John Birch Society, he joined its • for "federal judges at the district John Schmitz's name, or even what Representatives with the largest National Council in 1959. court level to be directly elected by A Step Away From Policy he stands for, mentioned on any of majority given any candidate for The Schmitz-Anderson stand on the people, ... fe deral judges at the the networks (CBS, NBC, ABC) or Congress in 1970. the campaign issues is reflected in the appellate level , including Supreme for that matter, read it in any UPI or President Bennis' decision to step away from his policy of Assigned to the House Committee American Party platform as it was Court Justices, to be reconfirmed in AP dispatch? on Internal Security and Interstate adopted at the Louisville Convention their appointments every four "institutional neutrality" for the first time in order to urge a "no" Back in 1968, there was enough a n d F o r e i g n Com me r c e , in early August. years ... limiting the appellate vote on state issue 2 was a wise move. So was the University's news coverage for people to ask the Representative Schmitz proved to be The foreign policy as generalized jurisdiction of the federal courts in stand unanimously supporting the President at its Nov. 23 meet question, "Spiro who?" a question a powerful irritant to President by Congressman Schmitz is " Don't state constitutional cases." ing and issuing a formal statement to that effect. that gave Richard Milhouse Nixon all Nixon, attacking the Chief Executive get into a war you don't intend to The above are only the highlights "Institutional neutrality" is a fine concept, but the university the breath and hope for the future. on domestic (wage and price win." More specifically the of the position Schmitz maintains. and its leaders cannot be silent on a matter so vitally importa11t to DUM SPIRO, SPERO. controls) as well as foreign (trips to candidates and platform call for such Those interested in getting a copy of us. This is why The News Record has also urged a "no vote." John Schmitz, a staunch Catholic, Red China and the Soviet Union) objectives as: the complete platform and more The News Record also endorses all positive efforts, by the married to the former Mary E. Suehr, policies. • forcing the Communist information on the candidates can university to save the tax. Sepcifically, we believe that President and the father of seven children, was So much so that an effort directed government of North Vietnam to find such at the American Opinion born in 1930 in Milwaukee and from the White House allegedly release American POW's; Bookstore, 7036 Blue Ash Road. Bennis' plan to send pamphlets about issue 2 to area alumni at an graduated from Marquette University expense of $4000 is indeed as he said "a worthy investment." through Robert Finch, Counsellor to • ending trade with Communist As John Schmitz sees this in June of 1952. The next eight years the President; to Mrs. Patricia Reilly countries; Estimates are that repeal of the tax would cause universities presidential race, it is between two he served as a Marine Corps aviator, Hitt, assistant secretary of HEW; to • U.S. withdrawal from the United parties, the American Party and the to receive 25 per cent fewer funds from the state, and possibly to remammg in the Marine Corps Andrew K. Hinshaw, Schmitz's Nations; Socialist Party with its two wings: raise student tuitions by as much as $200 yearly to replace state Reserve to presently hold the rank of opponent ; defeated Schmitz's o an end to foreign aid; the Democrats and the Republicans. funding. Lieutenant Colonel. renomination for Congress in the • non-intervention with Cuban Acknowledged, when first running Issue 2 also deserves to fail because of simple justice. If it is In 1960, Mr. Schmitz received a Republican Primary in California this refugees and exiles attempting to for office, as the "bravest candidate" passed, any future income tax enacted by the state would have to masters degree from California State, year. liberate their homeland. because he had a German name and be non-graduated. Governor Gilligan would pay the same rate of becoming an instructor of In July, Congressman Schmitz was The domestic policy ("Those who wore a mustache at a time when they tax that you do- even if you only have a $3000 a year part-time philosophy, history and political expected to be Alabama Governor work should live better off than were still running old WWII films on science at Santa Ana College, holding job. This is as unjust as the property tax, the sales tax, or other George Wallace's running mate on those who won't") argues: the boobtube, this California figures that position until his election to the American Party ticket, but when • against busing of pupils "for the voter has had it with the other regressive taxes that would be needed to replace revenues lost by Congress in 1970. terminating the current income tax. the latter, on doctor's orders, had to purposes of social experimentation tw

President ·of WhaU The Ticket System little space was devoted to these facts. I would like to know why the women, representing UC in On November 8, 1971, I requested, majority of students who have their To the Editor, interscholastic competition, is through the proper channels, that money ready for their purchases We, the members of the nothing short of discrimination. locker rooms be made available for must wait in long slow lines that are Panhellenic organization at U C very It is unfortunate that the women's women in Laurence Hall. I said, "It is held up because someone cannot strongly oppose the system that is to sports articles are nothing more than imperative that some arrangements write a check or cash one before they be initiated for the distribution of filler's for a sports page that can find be worked out that we can have come to the bookstore. basketball tickets this season. room for any and all men's athletics facilities for women to change." The UC Bookstore in particular I ~ We feel that the students should be on campus, interscholastic or not. On November 15, 1971, this was should have a special line for those given first priority in attending the Articles that talk about men's sports followed with an official "Request who use checks in order that they basketball games since this is a that aren't even in season could be for Improvements." may wait upon one another and not students activity and a student cut down somewhat in order to make The Athletic Department is a hinder the students who though basketball team. room for a story on women's teams branch of the Student Affairs • ahead and have the money ready for We feel that the proposed system that brought two trophy's back to Division. It was appropriate, their purchases, or at least make the would make it very difficult for uc. therefore, for Vice Provost William students fill out the checks before students to attend ga mes which they The men would receive front page R. Nester, on October 11, 1972, to they get in the check out lines. may especially desire to attend. We coverage for anything comperable to support my prior requests. If they don't, send them over to would much rather see the what the women have achieved this The fact that locker rooms are not the side to do their paper work and distribution of tickets return to the year. A more in-depth article, with available is intertwined with use of allow them to get back in line at the first come-first serve basis rather than even a few pictures, would be in physical facilities since mary women end. David Grause see these restrictions of the new order to give the well deserved have complained that they are a Evening College proposal placed on the students. publicity that these two teams have preludP to their use of Laurence Hall Again, we do not think that the earned! athletic areas. _ Letter Policy proposed distribution system would Jacquelyn Hickey In short, we desperately need The News Record welcomes be fair and equitable to a campus '7 4 Education women's lockec rooms. Without colu mns and letters to the editor with 30,000 students many of whom .ST\.IOUf{ .I Alice Jones them, our expanded women's from all members of the campus SUI I\it.. would be refused admittance because '73 Education in t ramural' and intercollegiate community. they were unable to obtain tickets. Locker Rooms Needed facilities will be crippled. Letters to the editor may be Panhellenic Council To the Editor: George D. Smith on any subject. They should be News Record Discrimination In a recent issue of The News Director of Athletics typed, double spaced, and must To the Editor: Record, October 17, 1972, there was Bookstore Ordeal, Again be signed. We reserve the right to shorten letters. This is in regards to the ten lines in an article concerning the use of the To the Editor: • r The News Record on the women's h andball fac ilities by women Once again the student body was Deadlines are noon Wednesday for Friday's issue and noon interscholastic hockey and tennis students. The use of athletic subjected to the ordeals of the Friday for Tuesday's issue. teams. (I hesitate to call it an article). resources is related to adequate autumn quarter rush to purchase the Columns and letters may be These two teams won the Ohio locker room space. In the interest of needed textbooks and supplies, and mailed or delivered to The News Valley League Tourney in their presenting the complete story, I once again, the long lines in the Record, 4 12 TUC. respective sports. The fact that so thought it would be well to add some Bookstores. October 31 , 1972 THE NEWS RECORD Page 5

Second District Free Money ITRIBUNALRD NEWS I this ad worth $2.00 off on any purchase Penny Manes Seeks Seat of our special fashion clothes for both Tribunal plans for the College of men and women. there. I open up my program and saw action this year, will be sent out BY BILL McGEE Business Administration this year the words of praise for Rep. William quarterly to all students in the include student members on all Keating (R-1). Findlay college including co-op students. - one per "I am running for Congress because college committees a newsletter, and Neighborhood House is located in A new questionnaire is being used of Donald Clancy (R., Second a more effective course-evaluation, customer District). He, in my opinion, is the the heart of West End. That Clancy's to update the content and procedure according to Brad Peffley, Bus. Ad. District, not Rep. Keating's. of the college's course evaluation. good issue in this campaign, the only issue. senior, and Tribunal vice president. He is totally unresponsive to the "I asked someone who is in charge Peffley explained that the evaluation A student representative has been through needs of this community," stated of the program why Rep. Keating is working to become more effective. selected to each faculty committee in Tentative plans for the evaluation Penny Manes, 26 year old challenger was singled out for words of praise. the college, such as rules committee, nov.5 call for an experimental period of to six term veteran Donald Clancy. He looked at me, somewhat horrified grievances, undergraduate programs, "As a federal attorney for two that I would ask such a ridiculous one year in which results of the clifton administrative, and faculty-student questionnaire will be complied each years, specializihg in the areas of question. The person said, Look committees. store quarter, and eventually published at housing, education and juvenile law, Donald Clancy was never in this One student representative from the end of each quarter. Peffley said my job was basically to make sure neighborhood and has done nothing each department in the college has only the money funded out of the federal to help this neighborhood. Donald that the first review will probably be been selected a member of each published at the end of winter programs was being appropriated Clancy voted against the Model Cities department committee in the college quarter. properly in Cincinnati. I found Appropriation," according to Miss except two, said Peffley, which will Manes. Donald Clancy as a tremendous be selected soon. Ma rk Montgomery, Bus, Ad. obstacle," asserted Miss Manes. Continually stressing that Rep. Peffley explained that all the new junior and president of the Tribunal, Clancy has no idea what the She added that !'Donald Clancy has memberships are on a temporary in a newsletter to the Tribunal, said problems of the second congressional no idea what the problems of the basis. A review board will be set up that the Tribunal is immursed in a district are, she pointed out district are. The way to see in the spring to evaluate the period of tremendous change, and constituents is not with dedication education as an example. committees and check the results and Miss Manes said that Hamilton that student input is essential in this ceremonies, but by talking to them decide. change since the Tribunal has the County, and all of America, is facing and listening to their problems. He A newsletter, new to Tribunal facilities to insure this input. doesn't do that. Press releases is not a crisis in elementary and secondary doing the job. He obviously feels that educavon. Private schools are the only responsibility he has is to closing, public schools are short of vote. I feel a representative has a lot funds, parents are dissatisfied with more responsibility than that. the quality of the education, and "A representative," according to many children are finding the schools Miss Manes, "represents your irrelevant and are dropping out. constituents in Washington and According to Miss Manes, Donald represents Washington to your Clancy's response to this crisis has constituents, not only to tell how been to vote against every major you voted but to solicit your education bill. She declared that she constituent's opinion before you will work for new constitutional vote." approaches, such as the voucher She declared her "opponent sends system of aid to parents of children 239Calhoun Open 6 Nights ;.., . a questionnaire out each year. Big in both public and private schools. Deal. He sends out the questionnaire after he's voted. He phrases the questionnaire in such a way ·so that you end up voting the same way he did. There're loaded questions. One question asks if you believe in pollution control if it means higher taxes. "There is no reason why we can't have pollution control without higher taxes. But if you lump the two together, no one wants higher taxes," said Miss Manes. In her opinion, Donald Clancy does not understand the problems of the '). second congressional district. "He J has consistently voted against mass transit. He has shown real reluctance to have the federal government fund mass transit." She declared, "my opponent has stated to Naider ('Haters') Raiders, supposedly, that he is against public 1., l ownership because it will increase fares. What kind of reasoning is that. The reason we're taking over the bus company is to decrease fares. "Another example," according to her "is the Findlay Neighborhood House. I was there for the dedication ceremony. 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This lesson "Arpeggione" Sonata, often vehicles 1 Mnday th rougll Thus day 1 La Salle Quartet the Philharmonia Concert on learned, their next task-and Mr. turn the contest into a research for mere display. project, the completed entries must Wednesday evening to get the Sadin's-is the delineation of long [f Beethoven's A major Sonata I 5 P.M. to 12 P.M. I On the last page of the brochure be placed in Jim Slagle's mailbox, orchestra to play out, to get a big lines as an ensemble. could be classified as an epic, then I 475-2941 I which accompanied the programs to 412 TUC, no later than 4 p.m. that sound, he succeeded admirably. The Disjunctiveness was also evident in the Webern Drei Kleine Stucke is a ~------the LaSalle Quartet Concert last same day. ---· concert nearly sounded amplified in the Brahms Symphony No. 1 in C haiku, a short, tightly-wrought piece Tuesday, Mr. Levin attested in To enter, find a News Record on the acoustically alive Corbett minor. A marked stress on first beats of work in which syllables of musical ------· German and English that he hopes Auditorium. Friday morning and locate the quiz the LaSalle does not have a in the Allegro sections of the 1st and thought are isolated; islands of tone : PREGNANT? : Sadin's theatrical bent was on the arts page. List your answers recognizable style, that "instead of last movements of the work surrounded by silence. Harrell and apparent in the drama he infused on a sheet of note paper as well as : Planned Parenthood : being conscious of any idiosyncracies prevented the listener from forming Levine managed to remain in the into the Berliez Roman Carnival your name and phone number. Seal I 2406 Auburn I or 'style' of the LaSalle Quartet, the an over-all concept of the piece, a background enough to allow Overture and Ugeti's Lontano, the your entry in a envelope. I provides I listener would rather be drawn to requisite for Brahms. Webern's concept to emerge. best performances of the evening in Prizes will be announced Friday to 1 reflect upon the work itself." Harrell/Levine Recital Levine played the Steinway, 1) Pregnancy Test I terms of style and continuity .. entice your participation (NR staff Early in the performance, So large a crowd was expected to gradually drawing more sound from : 2) Unbiased counseling : Lontano, meaning far away (far excluded). 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Apply In person Mon. & Wed. 2 Dear Weasel: Bunks are great But, how p.m.-4 p.m. about sleepln in your bed for awhile. ACE STUDENT LOANS-No monthly payments un· til 9 months after graduation. Call 821-7739- ROOMMATE to share apt. off campus. BEAUTY is only skin deep. Bring your ski~ to We are not a loan company or government Modern, near Tri-County Shopping Center, varsity for Christmas color portrait. 243 INFORMATION agency. AGE IS NO BARRIER. $85. Call 671-2623. Calhoun.

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