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1 * TVixo/i Landslide; HHH2nd > 1 % Republican urcsidential nomi- was crumbled into an unmarked nee Richard Nixon swept to a ball. clear victory in the HARBIN. • The total balM waa 1,747, GER poll with a UndsUde 960 excluding tboae caat for tbe votes. mottmfttl comedian, tbe na> * * Vol. 2. No. 1 fortunate porker NlxM o,a-poUti the tw* and tbe "comment" ballota. ' •ther caiididatef. Vice Preti- Monday, Sept. 30, 1968 The return V *emt Hubert Humphrey and la the largest hi the hiatory a« tbe poU which George WaUace, ai weU aa a attempts to gauge •wtes af wrtt»4B aalecttaw. U on-campas Harper atUtudes. '•«"» *• Baryar CaBefe The poll was eboice for presUeat. conducted dur- '1 f ing the registration . period. A Hanvkrey Mitti is vttk a ballot box was in position at ngel- H^m •! 3M baMt. H GMrga SUtion 20 — the last sUtion in Walacc l aBawad cloaely wttb the registration prooeas. m. Nonnally, * the HARBINGER Students Cram - _ / •^
tm ^^ EG Campus: Crisis Jam DOUG KOEHLER * the preaaure." he said. He looked ahead and foreoaw BARBARA RUMATX Students at the Force* View populatioa preasurea- on the yet- campus report no problems in A population exploaian brim- to-be-completed campus. 4l parldng there. \ ming lo crisis proportions with The continued riae in enroll- X the jem of cars has hit Harper ttadinU at the EG caaipaa seoid well OoOege "wore waraed net to park la wfaeqftiea wholly ina fb« laaea. Elk Grove Pull and part-time regiatra- issaad parking ctlatlaaa r The vote rails hi tion has soared to more than far the HarMagrr PoU as Kxecattv* sack laae vM 3,800. And 1,415 Mary Umi (tocaa right) aad staffer parking spaces DiaM cWatiaas carry a no ftac. over far studanta and facuHy have the SJM mark. The gaa- the baNata ta Ikia the Uggcat poU tbe M serias. Thia whopping perktaig prab- eral. career aad special pr»' flaara^ dmlad the traffic prob- The trend lem ia the reoult of doohfad rag- graau cilod goodflptarast. ehiaely matdiea PeU is carried in the iatration numbers. .41x00 's national paO «i*toballat The record aaroUmeat aad )aaa H. SUm Dr. Robert Labti. Harper Col raportad Ha la«li IB thoaa. wl _ tear out the Ma that paychalagy said: aadology are among the aeot nj aad WaDaea MranfaUiv for they wish, the hat have Bs aearly a pepalar cauraaa takea lot in poll boxes beh^ by yea( ehead sf s r kidal i la yiiBgii alodMla. In this OUar al» la ttw writ»4a aiaa (mm •P- Dr. Jaaaea Harvey, daaa of ierass af —nrtgil daata, he saU. prefer boriBMi- was printed on sheeU tH by 4 peered «b Ike paB fora el- atadanta, waved Ua anna and oa a year-to-yoar orieatad aabjacts. tt aafcad for the choice iaaued the age^iid call: "Help!" of the United ite Harper Security Agent. Rich- the ranrllilBHa McCarthy ard Cote, one of the faree oader FVaak t fla the tetb- llcG«vens « tbe coQuaand of Rabert J. Where the is ballot. Humph- DIews Prea. Lyndea Johaaon 3 Saperia teadaat of rey, NbMa aad WaUace Edward ] Groaada, eotimat ^ KARL BITTSTADT As hi earlier HARBINGEK John LhMnjr 1 ed that S,«t itadiat parking l*»^JMaaagin£ Editor polls, the reaalU af this oaa 3 permita aa wfO aa flacirily wfll bo Boal la the majar aroa W You-U aUy in the know «llh lea. G«B. Win. Waetroofvland 1 d baaa taaaadby the your "subecnptlon"
paled ^a balsU . Six mm Mi win Itat -wihacrtphon" priee is torn Im tte Vlppl. p«g. faculty aai Wcks; Forest View wiU handle inr hided in your itadnt activi- ItB Pear Mtaia wan Mctod: ef dM caBegv are aalfwn ta OB. That's a total of 143S ty fee thia "1 eaa't Twice s month, it's tinae for mark this baOat" "I poll topics. Place aD Aa addMonal to spaces is reports aad commeata on the the HARBINGER and you'll find wwMat vnta^tor anyoae." A hi the aaaipi^ai crammed tai the Uaa's peel overall campua acosM. ihlH had it in these spoa The adiago a larfe "X" on tbe boa, FMHty Boildtag 4. H«pv parking aree. oU "mlad pear i the tourth Grave. > The aula eatraarc area af Eft Grove HS. the EGHS M'i: cafeteria: BiUldhigs I. S aad •.. •f Grave ttepplag Plaaa. the ed- •r Harper Grove: the Foreat play a«l |BBtk» dauad iL" View HS cale«crta. Election Swing on laarstholic charch ne RARBINGBI b EGHS. A number of editlaM aM wili alaisM '•pottight.'' 'aad I Hughee explafaied that ar- be fauad M drcaladM pBlBiB af la t«iag Campaifntng (or the atudcat to suhoUt (by September 98). a flaaa a leag. h^ the big Harper r.' MMie M adv vajr. A tatal of petitioa iifned by at leaat SO pafkkg M theaoatham half ef Per » paMUsaa afll he ODad hi the Harper the It inning plaia pnikh^ awa election acheduled for October are o V jiapiaa. thabnB.de- riews Agaacy lo rwL aad naip waa year eaa^ I the pUxa with tmplk Kcvfer Drags la '••t-.- tahc place el Harper rtadeaU iriU tips to arrive at Grave aad Per- EvasB Rco- the BC campuB. oil View eaavaaaa bela iaa Shoot all the dope along. Cnaa "I would like to see stadnrts it tnio tBe !:•• aad f:tS p.ai. at Elk witti veMd Harper IJ>.'s HARBINGER mail aia thia sarvke. to cot box er bring it to Gravt aad 4:U aad l:U p.ai. The I.D. caN wfl my el Forest View. be paanhtd wbea a bdhrt ia gtvca oat at the voU^ stadea. A hi«a waihar af All ballota will be aurkad bf are aipaelad la appear oa the the ballot box guard «Mi a nb^ haBet. The peaaliility o< a pri- bar stamp, aa mry oiectioa haa baaa dteciM- marked wffl be aed. but the chancea of a pri- may caat eaa voU ftr op la it mary beiag haid aeaai aiiikt at thla time. AttK all voting has ended, the If a primary were held, hdkt hmea wfll be opened with ever, it wouU occur during the only the mcmben af Oie senate, ireek of October 7-10, with the the HARBINGKR and the Diree- wfider alectkai bajug h^ the ter of StadM AetMtte praa-
wfl be paalad oa Harper bdto- tia baattb aad publiabed ia the PPytty ea a raapowe to tal- discounting primary br dbdapandea niat occurred possibilities and discussing the aat pear's elactieaa for likelihood of a large ballot, Sw- ofOcart and 10 la PraaUoat Sean Ryi^ aaid, Vela "Wt^ tifngii^ the atudaat eppareet derh^ vetan la e«t th^ votaa' eirijr lor tbe current lor theae eaadhktea that Vbtf efllcer«. held laat Apr! tt aad ~ kaew win do a food job in san- W, when 475 ^•i hHtead of automatically with aaly 4« recorded la vothig for It atraagara." tbe senator electleaa of As arighudty May is-za. y pl aaa id . tbe wbea oaiy at Mto- feH eteettaw were ta aalect IS dea«s w»re registered. 344 hal- new senators. Poor grades, ieta were tallied. ^^ however, resulted in 4 senate Next week'a election wiU be the members loaiag their posi- third and final phaae of the Mriaa of staate eiection that \ caades maal aloe be filed. beg« laat April and wiD pR>. AH vide candidates wtao will ap- Harper with a full comple- THAT LONG LONG REGISTRATION UNE. pear on the ballot ' bf were required fovemment members. — and the trafflc jam waa yet to come •8#- L L / -.—.^-jj,^- i tt HI y
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\ Monday, Sept. 30, 1968 Monday, Sept. Page 2 THE HARBINGER 30, 1968 THE HARBINGER Page 3 ^he Erf.w Sfeat. Success Formula: HC Pompon Hopeful Work, Study, Fun Off The Record the listiining to students in the thirds of the stall. Fortunately, short memories, HARBI- Form Welcome to William Rainey Harper College. As new or brakes were in excellent NGER is published twice returning students, there are a few changes which you haOways can sometimes be. an his is the official stu- Fans at the interesting experience. Since working condition. monthly. It intercollegiate The girls began intensive last year mtfst acclimate yourselves to, whether you spent publication of William basketball games will see the the (all semester iMgan, I've dent practice last week in prepars- introductions, in high school, at another college or at Harper. By the way of Harper College. newly - formed cheerleading taken the opportunity to eaves- Rainey tion for the tryouts. The group opportunity I'd Uke to take this HARBINGER will deliver aquad and Pompon Corps in ac- Collegiate authorities 4cnow that students who are aca- drop 00 several between classes The will be judged by the physical to introduce myself and the rest nothing short of good service to demically successful spend three hours of home study for coQversatkxis. From my sampl- education teachers for their of the HARBINGER staff. My^ the student body. Pbysicsl Education Instructor poise, appearance and over-all each class hour they are carrying. Specifically, if- a stu- ing, I've found that the primary is Terry Babb and I'll be" name We'd also like to take this op- Martha Bolt, the school activity, for coocern is not relatad ^o aca- sponsor for tiie as «ell as dent is carrying one three hour course, he should spend newspaper editing the campus portunity to ask you to com cheari demic achievement, but to the eaders, has beea recruit- their knowledge of eagle jumps nine hours in outside study. Other authorities maintain for the coming year Working ment on any campus-related is- lack of parking facilities. One tag far tbe two groups in her and splits. edito- \ that two hours of home study is acceptable The point is, with me on the executive sues in the form of a letter to physicsl student cit«d his experience of education classes. Miss. ex- there's rial staff will be Mary Liod. the editor. Our only require- Bolt But an experiment such study is mandatory for academic success. driving around the parking lot said she is "thrilled over ecutive editor, and Karl Butts- (or letters to the editor the afoot. The Pompon Corpe is try- Assiuning you are going to follow our advice regarding five times. Finally, he saw wbAt ments abundance of interest" tadt, managing editor Paula are that the letter be signed and shown by mg a new approach. Mias Bolt academics, we should also enlighten you about the other be thought was a parking stall. studento at registra- Alexander will be selling adver- or is encouraging all girls to join He said he acorio-atad to a high the year, either Freshman tioa. division of student life — the social adjunct. tising this year. the corps into the yellowed ^afimaan, of the anthor be speed, sw«Bg At least 40 girls have ex- College life is what it. advice: you make Our Become the Harperites and stated. Names of authors will rtall only to discover an im- For new pra,.aad interest All who cin keep up with the involved in the cheer in an organization in which you are interested. If ported mini-car occupying two- fbr returaiac Harperites with be withheU upoe request. pompon routines and show en- leadiag sqaad. each hopii« to skiing is your answer to filling a cold winter weekend, the Tke weaker, of aatomaUoa catck-|ke be thusiasm will t>e invited to con- toter- a*«* • y ' \ r . H y.~- ~^: \ ^^''^X'-^ \. Monday, Sept. 30, 1968 THE HARBINGER Page 4 Harriers Win First; H ^N Golfers Miss Twice H n.nnnuuiiUMtLnuv.nu Rock Harper's harrier* galloped to The Hawks will face Wright colleges on a win in their inter-collegiate Valley and ddMit againat Tiitop, but- the Oct. 1 at home. cross-coun- Hawk golf team was stroked Harper's varsity Face try squad looks good even Jaycees into the dust in its two starts. 8 Tough Tke crMS-CMmtry Hawks though only eight runners are with head Coach teek aecead. lUrri. fowth. working out teatk rit i la Robert Nolan. sixtk ami pe i— J So far, Nolan has managed to Ike tkree-oUle ru at Trilaa's Flad&linsr Hawk Teams gather dght runoers wfaoare ex- k o m « eoane fai Sel miffiraH men. Nolan hasn't (i i as a part of his WM4a Ust Wedaeaday pttckiag coack at the aai- be included out any one man to lead Harper is in the inter-coUo* aad abated class tead as a teacher. ZS). el IlUaoto after bolia- regular the pack yet, but there are kev- giate wars againat Amundaee, vcnity It was 25 for Harper; 30 for aa lalerrellegialr DecaMur - Eiseahewer BalMlag eral athndouU aftar the Orat few Crane, Mortoa, Prarte State, lag Triton (low score wins). sute yarts program at a Junior noratoo, mton, Wilson and Hlgk Schoal lata a to seatetklag which ^cott Hupka placed second hi 1062. eaUege Is are varsity Mtamaa, eilkar oa Wright CoUoifes. ikampia^hli ehrit be the first Hawk across the fin- takes time aad effort. Gckh the school or college level. They all are in the Eastern Tke UUal ran ap a respect- ish line. His time was 15:56. is very optimistic about Har- Leading t%c way in ex- Divisioa of the Northern Illinois able <~^Z4 mark daring tke Barry Johnaon ckxked in at per's first year. perience is Soph Steve Beooche. Junior College Conference. Be- Umclhat HiBioa was thsrc. 16:07, third pocttion; Chuck For- Geiek fpkested: "It'i jut Bwocha tattered ji Bradley sides golf #d cross-country. All of Harper's coaches wiU p bes, 16:15, fourth; Mik* Bwart, matter of time la buiMiag IMwamty as a frvahman white Harper will field teams in bfs- be woridng on s r steasod-time a 16:S, sixth, and Torn Dvytr. iBtn--c«lleKlalc sports pr*> roMiiiV varsity croas-couwtry- inUMU. wreoUing, tennis, baae- baaii ratbv than the additional aa 17:87, tanth. Harper. We kave kei- Howevar, he'U get Strang eoaa- baHaMt track and field paymaat ajntam often used in gram at Ooach Robert L. Nolan took tkaa mast new pctitlea from Clnick Forbes, Harper's athletes, they're other institutions. Uadar this ler cMcklag tiM win in stride. He pointed to Barry Jehhaoo, Mike Elwart. tiM "Hawks." are wni#f the system, the cgach's dntiiiBS wiU Ton Dwyer and Scott Hupla. wiag el an esperieaced ceock- "Tht flfflt tear OMB war* only Forbas wen two varsity croas- 1^ staff. Maay Jwdor eel- Cro88-Country Schedule n aaMBdi apart. With mtn 1%8 letters and one track leges kave WfWaHy gettiag Tta* coymnr Da> ItoU O t fft Lm«IIm wwteuts «• dmikl be ahia t* fj p.«— arpr 3 00 p m . Or« S—Witooo. Cr«B».ran* ktlar at Proapact ffigh School eaaches a( a kigk caliber hi Tkan *P SO first five men eloaer to- Wilton. 3 p m the . Oct. »- OuPm run W>4 00 JohMoo tottarod la both spotta tteir first year of t*m- Tan., on. IS—BUrk lUwk.m'lf'wiSaS^SoIlM 4 p m Joii»i^H«rp»r 3 00 pm rn . on is— -^ _. ,^ . at MaiM Waat nghSdiooL A- petitiea: kewever. through Ike 0«« CjjnJer»oe» l««|--«et« • «»» anOcrMrd r«r dw Th»r» , !— IUldKt4(« lte«.. y«. rJ— K--tion IV »••«—DaawH* . efferls of Atkletie Dhector -^ ^ 00 .m kat (• aa wcfl. IV Hawks Uk., M«*. a-Colfcse oC DuPbo* liivtUUBiial-DuPwt U and baaeball pUyer at St. Via- Jeha Gckh. Ike sckeal kas ky Mackkawk tor. Dwyer lettered in croaa- keen aMe I* recruit ceackes la a BicH m Sept. Tom Dwyer aad ScoU Huplca. wIm kavr w«u aa Ike 1%8 was a soecar player at MahM giaie level. ^ they loat t* Schedule Esat High School, while Tsaa Gokh will bo Golf Prairte Slate aad Wright e«l- Marine veteran, win Tim* liaaaaaMaatballth. Day. a round out the team tar, aftsr havhif V«ll»>. IbIIh flnt matt the laam to- AmanSM* a«wli The squad meeU will be man- ant coach at Dliaoa Sate Uni- Wrtslit-IUrpvr 1 *> »- - in. afsd ty Tom Smith, a fomor vcrsfty He doubled there sa Sauk V«U«r WaMhoawM. Mki a Art Haipar—IM. DiU>BO>—daiik I 10 pi basketball coach and vitk (rosiuian OCT. N rm Bita iad tiM Hawln _ p"» Tha Hawka opoBsd the aiaiitaat varsity coach oa a •nilea llsqwr I » lafertlwMMtei OCT. It « wKh aB tho rwaws kB fsod laaa that loo^ toorth plaea hi la Ike aac«M •la^iwsr ""Tjop- to No- hat- ^ Math's c^ Aape. aceordtaf OoMh tha WMteMl rspmiti AA ^— ti ^ m4 Rick Jakwt— w«r* tow tea. In Ms awa wwdL "I'm BMS wHk tl's as Ike Hawks |l« I a> P in €0TOifgy 00 am " M Prairie State — III BMre men out tor the team Harper>4«T at ISU, ho OaK law abet MM. Bek tact Coach Nolaa la a Radgers 4 The pr octicaa ara at Wlakel t:M pm. OR Tuaodajr aad NCAA Haipor's Iraeh aad IMd lad The Hawiu by "nnrtday, aad st S 00 p m. sa Moaday, Wodnsadajr aad PM- mias iiiMdij sipoih Trill tri lai dayt. der coach Robert Notea White noto^^/Ss) a cooch at the University of Dli- Cbrte campua. P Boia, Chieaffo ut a's taaan raa a soUd \^^^- 1 wi»4Bat4ted rooard m dual Eight Sports Draw $^$ 400 Participants Y«« a**^ ••If kilMaW tin Last year. Harper students were azpoaed to the begin- Put Yourself pit*wr* nings of what is shaping up to be • good athleCic pro- In Picture gram under the directum U Intranmral Director Roy Tlie Nt Wi Trail Yn Tt: Keams. BAK STUDIOS Over four hundred men have participated in a pro- RANOHURST lOWH tlVIl gram of eight sporU. If this is any indication of the type o( •nthusiasin shown by the athletes at Harper, the Hawks ,\\\N\\\\\\\\\' are in for a successful year of compeUtion against olhtr colleges Ttw majority of the participa- Giimt rx3' full color tloB was ia the ap«ts s( hashot- SB Of mil David StaMberQ Ori9inal wH ha oASnd oa an tn- ateas waO as an iatraraural baste thte year. At the fall roflatratiaB John Love Calendar ^ Geteh. athtetk dfavetor. report- \ ed forcral M A from September '41 — September 'fcf ap isr tha Harper wiO offer on an iator- FOTOMATE!! A year of entertainment and in- (oriaation. this giant two feet by Last year's intramural baa- •i law •«* feast' three feet calendar, especially de- a ssi |ow SM "sffiur' slgned for the school year, is a of _ Wiw ywir TUefcr". mM WIFOM maaterptec* of contemporary Pop tn cfoos. wtfl be out (or the ky sat ol Ike Art. wrttten by young panrie for younc people ContalBO pay- to- wH year, in additioa to pteytag MumH Cory , m Hm mi chedeHc art In full eoler, siocans Isanfraw, n lookiai Isf )wa( laaet. tramursl faatt. and definittona "In humor" I S. y-Sjr . lOS-130 »».. sttfK Hawk faaa sboaM have s lot «sr ttet, smMMI basketball to cheer about at aitk te additten to the haM- FRANNZ CREATIVE Harper has re- ihows. Mas mn Rtttcl Birts a muBhor of athteloa, tsJk-lMa — 1M>--*M have tranrfarrad trtm atte- Corner Ml suh^we • sa^BB*- •• ^awia j|i haVftif Kowdhar st — Lawor Lavol rnpua Maav AMbwiaa IH^tepaH*. CiRKarli I la load 2S3.n31 support, ospsdaUy ia bashotboU 956-0603 aadwrsAUag. « --., All Harper studente are «a- J. SVOEODA WNS to support their athlet- FOTOMAT CORP. H^ eoarafod TTlMt^ .de»ta' Ceast to Co«st ic taaau thte year in its first la V tat sea to our area) , year of competitioa. hM«t<«ttt X ** V ~ V ^ J> \ X *(.- HARPER COLLEGE 496 Cast Ballots; Vol. 2. No. 2 Monday, Oct. 14, 196S Abate's 294 Leads Freshman candidate, Miss Jo J« Km AbaU P»l Tearrowlri — Ann Abate, led balloting returns Terry B«>rr — .tu Mikr Xllbnii -IM with 291 votes as Harper stu- find} Kwrrti — ..lis .: zxn- selected senators for 19 Usvr Studnlruv dents HoXBIIIir HlBM'll openings. UoBBs WaKBfr ...— -Ml M»r> Bog»r» 1ST StudenU cait 4M balloU in Strvr Ooldea ISI hgef -Saadra L«rliM»Ka ._ -US bootkt oa the Elk poUing for* Pmm' -MS Grove and Forest View cam- Pkil BMfard ..l«t fUrhara FltBCPraU . .lis pases. Mkki ChakoBU ..__ ..IW SSHC President Sean Ryan Hur MfDadr ..ISS faal KrrdrMiaaa — IW \ thanked chairman Edward Tfrry CarWr ___- IM Uaa I a(rr — IM Dopke of the elections commit- Virki AadrrMa lit Barbara K>mkow»ki 117 tee "for a fine job which saw tiar Aaa Mllirr X\% many non-government students — Uorulhy Kril lis • •Bl* 0«Uaibl*«n*l helping." Prcgtr Jaaaa Sar ('aatrtt IM Thirty-one candidates appear- Marir Crlbbra JM rrrrrll Park* tr on the ballot. The top 19 ed Patrirla Ta»kM M will take their senate seats after (aral Soakop ..__— M I'arlrar Pyr N a special meeting which, Ryan / Ryan said the balloting was explaioed, will be called this exceptional in that "there not one false ballot." He said the first meeting of After the selection o( a tre«i- the full senate will be at 2 p.m. urer cboaen from the entire a»- on Monday. Oct 21. •embly, the SSHC will he up to Ryaa said that wider pr»- strtngtta with five officers vitiMS tt the SSHC UMse full Moators ) wiM M Mt win acute seaU and 25 wlU lerve oa the grwip't *t»- Three day* ef baltottag cM- wkidi deal activities comaUttee. maaed rampalgniag Thto groap b la cftarge ef saw the capMales distrilMla hm eom- ate every techaiqac t« garaor Ckn, stretching from here to there — aad beyond. —(ike MMCt «mU 0/ •xhoMit rues tnm the happy /oih. Classes Probe Perks-As EGFD Poses Questions Cancelled About Rainey Daze Fire Safety Status Vktn will be DO celfac llMnday •vmim. Odatar M. eaaa la tas tha buiUiBt a« aa tha by TERRY BARS at bath tfat Bk Grova aad Fw- iHtaaiila EdMer that ht •«^fi*^> aatVhw i i«|i Qmmwm aaU Dm* Tha at Am VtU Ite fubm af tha Raipey ^ !«<. rasa eat tha aw sf ha feBiiil that a fh« ioPalatlM. Goltea Baaaa Mqr batag tha lartHt ed in a U. DaMid Um rf thi Elk OWMi HihtiBg area. Thehack coffee roaot Znr Grova Fire Pyt—it wM ha Tha aaffee house ia dseofslad V Ibf DMB«f af Iha sMhaa unit ia in Jamaa Harvey 5^ Director Fred Vasl- Dr. G. KeniMth Aadaaa. Ha ex- faHl* Prw ,alm< adta ,«h« MiidHit iCromhswaB pUioed that tha high sehaoii Ryan *0Md Urn the trftn^-' tmtiOtm that bracket lart year had r* i«r tha atoadlad aaBk Grova ta «aha amafMMU In ooBUMnthtg oa Iha tabahaMw saM ha taM Ryaa HwMgrsafal."Wa1harelo Ikat he weald apprave i< «he •M tha The hM haea hi oparatiaB ter tha peat three Ihnradays and li The Elk Crave flirt spanaowd hy bHtnictor Aaaa He esUaatad CM amear aaM that he weirid Evans Lectures On capacity. Mar^ Barik «« tha eeOsfs's to be safe la r eaMSalhv dqwrlmeot. at the celTee heme. If Che fa- Aa ateWoo ot 2S oaaU la who attaad. Language Problems Oiic^a he aaM. a baa ceald be plac- charfad for thoae TtMday. Oct. Harper's 1968^ lecture eriei op«wd Evant. the return m mmA of Dr. Berten 8, with mn 'Prunes' Triuiupb At Dance Evan'f lecture. "UiKkritMidtog - U\miaM)diBi:' \ oomnranlcationa. that hamper nia Spectnan, ii ea a dMb with lMV>«e jfiMmat I gyrations proMema and their effects on ••The lodiaaa, lawa md OBaaia. Ha alao iBkiiiI IrwMlarkin J the is«isri far tha CaM- alia aad "The Mamhan of tha frrep firr f^ relationa. fomla Pruaa Adviaory Board at tfaar« is f al r Intenuitional KafaUt. had greap Is lerrtfte.'* yeart are Scott helare t6« Harper ata- Harper's firrt aOaar, flaptsmhw Kv%n'* flra* afpaamire giitariBt: Dsva Bsrkh^haaa Irrelevaaee BayUa. sacial ceaunittae dentn wa« laat Manli. He spate aa "Hw Heft gMBsrist: Jay flhIiMB. r^lfess tmportmot the music began, flaafaiag "My Pat Shields, alapr; of Ctfrrrrtneaa"—that what ire Mjr b more As gyitarist: h«ad tha daaesra Alan Dak. drammer. and Gary thaa how we aay it «nba hghia Orava The Califonua Pnme Adviao- Martin, singer and fm^ lecturer. He has ta the flssr. Iha Dk EvArw Is a well-known author and coaaioaist. was Qllad with wild ry Board, formerly the Califor- Dtctiomtry caitUrla written a number of book*, including the witty Evwia Is prafCMor — In this editioa Page* Page t V Page 2 Page 2 Page J Pages Page 4 Pages Page* The bus runs from the Some prrM« real car saver." Page • campas, then on to hm. Mr*. Bariwrm t>eCa*o, a part-time pfaun to the EOHS Queen of Rosary school parkling freshman <«t«lent. prepares to board at to the -" t- to the shopping the Elk Grove shoppfatK pla»- She dea- lot uid back (Story on Page 2) \ dibed the bus — "aa a {ood aervioe. A L r^ k- ^ " ^ /.. -T» ^WHWHi raryty-f Monday. Oct 14. 1968 Page 2 THE HARBINGER Monday, Oct. 14, 1968 THE HARBINGER Paget Join a Club: Cars Submerge Streets - SIDE fcy MARY LIND-:-' ~Grove facility. The bus makes a STREET Victoria Lane North EsecuUve Eilitor stop at the Queen of the Rosary aze^oursJt Laurel Avenue North On Church parking lot oo the way Active Thoro are advantagaa to at- Get SMrth to and from the Harper G«»ve Tawer Lane tending Harper CoUaga, but It runs from i to U Greevener Lane EaA date, Harper College Student Senate officials have Campus. To ample parking is' not one. "It's fabulous." In the future, plans for the p.m. every ten minutes. Chartog Crooa Road five clubs. recognized and approved Tardineas become routine coffee bouse include the charg- has North a West "It has a real coffee bouse at- that you, as a student, have hopefully planted your with students and teachers. Grove PaUce Sgt. ^R. ing of admission in order to pro- Nqw Elk Edgewark Road South mosphere." That was tba eath- vide funds for popular talent it's If you are foftuoate, you Springate said. "I wish they roots in academic grounds, we think time you became Middlebury Road , West uslasUc rosponae of Harper stu- better discover a parUag spot take the ton. Yoa havo and equipment Admia- involved in some extra-curricular activities. may would S«asex Court Baat dent Terry Beyer. It was typi- sioo wu free on opening night, ia two BsisBtoo. bat tho saa- U p«l up with a far aaly a Elk Grove BoutovarA cal of the favorable remarks The i^ecognized (^lubs are: ^ft however, in order to provide apoMi be- ol the coUagc stu- Jority «f poraow year. Maay Oak Street mrt made by those who stteiutod tlw 1. Ski Clvb studento a preview of oxistiBg twoca tea aad twenty aUaates deaU. thaagh. ara oaky eo»> Unfortunatoly, many students opening night of Uw new coffee 2. Nursing Club talent at Harper. "It was a aort soarcklng for a place. Even- car—d akMrt tlMauaivoa aad house, "The Rainey Daze." are net using the afanttla bus of talent-ln,'' remarked S. Future Secretaries Club taaOy. a diivor wHI looc Ua not the geaeral pubUe." School aarvico. The "Yellow Opeatog night was Thurs- Schumacher. Club paUaiaco aad park la a lire 4. RusKian Culture three referring to Biia" iMt INiaaday bad day. Soptemkcr M. The Urge aoaa ar as (bo graas. Springato was those appearing 5. Folk Singers Club paaaangars dorug IS uipa. Amoag Stndaato hava boon offered parking oa tba raaidaatial taraoet was mora than ex- Veterans' Club, a Theatrical Club and a Tbaraday night Talk about a Nuaibar M6, Buikluv Supervisor Tbomaa pected. The doors opoaed at shottk buB sarvice. It Is pro- straeU. Ordhianea aalod trio of inai ntogorald. French Club is also circulating the campus. With all of baa McEnroe tsmarkod that the boa •:M p.m. By to vidad batwaaa the Grovo Shop- adopted Saptombar M, IMS, Phil WoesteafoU. aad Larry student should belong to during coats t36 a bight aad ^gwstfii were almost SB these clubs and activities, every ping Cootar locatod at Arlingtaa now prohlbMad paridag Otoaser; a aew d« .Andy aad elaas hours la tba foUowing geeste. aad by M:U tbey can- at least one organization. HalghU and BMIarflakI raada (Cbot Pago 5, Col. 1) Peggy: premlstog new singer Itaaed to arrive. Obviously, activities aren't limited to such organisa- to tba fNot dear of tba Elk Jallaa Lambert; ud Sean The sito of the ooffea bouse Ryan, a aUxer of music and tions. The list is long for those who want to search lor wu the atudent tou^to ia boikl- eoosody. things to do outside class. ^^ ug I. The quaation af iMa ar- A swinging coffee shop, the Rainey Daze, offers a goSl. rangemBBt daahiBg Maay studsato • opiatoasof "Tl bright spot once a week. The publications, this newspaper Scholarships Offered primary paqteBe of tba while enjoying tbemsdvas and the yearbook, offer challenge and training. aa a atudy area waa raised. is Thursday. Former Senato lead- every fieki to- at aay tlaae county t^iara appbcaUoo Atiiletic outlets abound. There are Scbolarahipa to inter«oUagiate «iU be ad- er Bob Wtoto tools that H U "a Boada. Ihft iiliiiliiiidii < day are baiag afhrad to the cot I emergency The Bateey Dm fff^e Hotiae PreaUaiU JaHaa Lambert: Dave teams (golf, cross country, wrestling and Iwirtillwll) For if tha haUar to a( Ike »alk af^h* Ctob. groat thtog." Barb BayUn lata stadent ChiUraa of Votar aiMpBnitefi pc^ aedately. SuadiAg (left to right) hi ehftrge of the ooastitatioa those with more limited athletic horizons, is intra- probatioa and can- was ready with an pnaasi added, "It brings tte studsato there aaa. Agriculture. Hoaae Be*' placed oa Hevte Roeake. Bob Ward. Nike MDlbrats kMiaaiSae Bettls. slated that wWto together, but the lounge aaada mural competition. aad Spactol 6>unty A caadMato far oaa if celled if be is dr opped. 8MMas(Mt to right) Pec The above schalarabi B caa I aet lack atady Cathy KarBhai Basically, don't overlook academic effort. The hbrary awarded by tlte achoUrshipo amst aiteUt evi- p for Ito deaco of his father's only be Mad at Tha Uii iewitj ; sladwto. dMfe to a offers the "equipment," books, books Univwrshjr of Illtaato wiU begin and more books. definite lack a( a plaea where ia Juaa or Septopihar, ittl. dance of hiB (athar's of nuaato tUrbaaa aad Otefo There's a bortmi in them that can pull you into the world in a real was "a bit erewdad." If anyone wisliaa to apply for (boaorablo diaetMrga or Cirde rimpiiaaa). (A tomorrow's mooaas. Ut thereof), and an affidavit Five other aeholwaMpa are HC G)aches to Broadcast Since the "Tlia Ralaajr Daaa" was w«U- oaa of tbeao acfaolanhipa, he coffee bouae is all that Harper orgaatood and appean to he a WWt take the ACT examination from the father or motliar to es- also avaiUbto at this thae. la has to offer at praaent to thto It wID try to chemical technology, two are I Oaa wm bo 0fm m Oct. 19. tablish the fact that tha eaadi- Cbedtoa of the twe tt atoo WM tha (hit mm\ area, ba foais that "The Raktojr aad regular af- IMS. On the taat daaignato the dato la the chikl of tha vatoraa, aftsred from Uuvcrsal Oil raatiy to vldafy tor de- baa good oil fottowing coda aanabars: list aad wiMther or not the fahor is ProducU and Moftoe lator- Utioo win a chance af aMBk, aaa0, forana. Vitw From for Urbaaa. aad IIM (or Ou- (liraMait ar diaablod natiooal Inc. Both are worth oo "Barpar OoOagB aa tha Air." cageCirde. Tbe-taitoB ia for four •Maad wiD be avariid aa a the aMalhiy broadcast of the for the schalar- aad Bay be oaad m any The eaiplato a Gartifi- AagraM is eligible wtw ia a raai- taJtiaa, books, aad toea- Caocbee Itobert Notoa of cato of AppBc'tt fona wWch deat af Btaoto aad of tha eeoB- laa arc at Harper tor caa be obtaioed from couaty s^ if whaie appMeatiea Ib auda. 1 1 S CM of getf wiB N haari oa Ikat seaieatcrs. Maay of at Maaaito They are Mm program at S pja.. Baa- Eilifor's Desk laalaMharM.'M.1MM. agrtcekare aad baaae eeaaaah beaad aa aaad. safeatos day. Oct M. oa WCUL M aa l i iiliBiplHii IsnM mmH bebaro-re- ks, ara awarded to tha Ugh U'riMp pato alial . TThe cal- taaiaat a( adtoabadtoals ia tha eaaaty ACT aeorara to thaaa greaps I* go Baard of 1Traatoos Natel hantors woa tbiir to ithBi _ toeae of Voter to! tor what Squad to wiU ba "faoi" tor feiai. iHtmc- Interest la the eorreat senate eleettoM tba JaatrMclaiB ia hk divuion. tort are oftaa oafar to toil hb to captured two aewatorial caadldatea (toft) in wWcb ht w W# would voffioflf , howtvtr. hope they will may participate a wcut. a m.. acfaedole permiU yalt ta tka Itn HiKhlandnilnoU yS^Vf* twatoe Rarpdr bapafkb. Tha giria awe to praettoa at tka The Harbinger G>rp8 Practice ration for the October 4 tryooto. Ibe Harper proa- 0»»- SS — Rnalan CuKurr New Routines wcrc Elk Grevc pbys^ 7 IB ajm. la nam aa at Tarry S. Babb. Editor c a I eduratioa tostracton "Music to Watch 6trls Loric Walker aad Margaret Mary Lind. Executive Editor By" win be the theme of the Moris aaaa, CBt Grave cheer- m*9i at RaeCi p«in at Karl G. Buttstadt. Managing Editor II pm. fint parformance by Harper's leadiag sp saaar Pat McGce. The David Garland. Sports Editor HarMnger Calendar GIri fnr thi« Mlition i Doug Koehler, Pat Tenertwicz. Edward . Spencer work on September 30 aad dam- Miss Bolt, was pleased by the Advisor: Henry Roepken, assistant professor onsirated spirtt and derire number cf girls interested at tbrongheat tha weak. the first meeting. ^bllthad twiet monlMy by and for ttw tludvntt of WiHism Ratnty Ptoaa>ara«a*« aiada fto- to- Ike s^iad waa formed to Harper toter- Collttt, 510 Tk Crov* Blvd., Clk Orova Villaaa. III. (0007. tan perfonaaBeas dartag •half- spirit at time at area iigh aehoBl baaket- gamee. The midnight oil btuTiH for two HAR- Battatadt Ilwy eoaa copy after the TclapTwrw: 437' ball games. "to snm- BINGER H t a f f e r a, Execatfve Editor drive for ditofflliw. Both of theae top New members are still wel- aiartoe, we have an come to Join tbe corps ontU N» tic and eaeigetlc Mary Lbid and Managing Editor Kari staffers work nnder Etiitor Terry Babb. vaniber 3. raa^ to gas I V N . J \ V -s I N \ ^ m¥ : It T Monday. Oct 14, 1968 THE HARBINGER Monday, Oct l4. 1968 THE HARBINGER Paia 5 Pag«« 7!jir^ Qubs Organizing Harper Tour Organizes Parking ^.;iKU«i in the total cost an Vaisvil. director of ln in coopera- IM Fied Harper College, rates. Also some Problems airfare, hotel Activities Vaca- placement and student aids. TV Start tion with Mount Prospect meals and guide $100 wfadcb re- tipa and taxes, sponsoring a 21- Deposits are (Cont. from Page 2. Col. 5) that thfproblem. (He doesn't ski.) tions, jnc., is entrance (eea are Want to avoid tbe crowds place on the tour. service and escorted tour of Europe serve your this fall? l%e dnU thuds of Hyiag day included. Tbeae extras depend that studei^ utilize ire jamming Harper payment is due 45 days theae facil- August 2-23, 1960. Final club. At preMfit. bodies UttiBg maU aaaMUie- from upon what city the tour group is ities. Try Joining a before departure. organized or ed the retam of Jndo Clob to time. Happily, there ar«,aix clufaa Additional and deeper mean- Befunds, 75 per cent of alr in at the by press time, pas- clab itudent body the Harper sceae. IW For more information about senger loads tailed to aerve a ity of the culture and history (are. can be obtotaied 39 days had increaaed. held ito first meetiag- last tour contact Mount Prospect * o( almoet 4.000. of Europe will formulate while prior to departnre. Foil re- the But, there are two sides to ev- October S, at t:IS North- tte few •rgaaiiatiHs Itanday. and in- Vacations, Inc., 666 E. ery [ liaving fun, fnendslSp. (aads OB land tT aaapertatten argument You have beard Mcampv* p.in. la the Elk Grove fleld- Highway, Mount Prospect, MraHig formal education within a coUo- costo will he aiade If caacella- west the administration's. But what Clnb. hoHse. < 60056. The |>haoe num- to tte Batriir CaHtmn giato atraoapbere. are lyade aera than six Illinois. about the students'? Coach Roy Keams Is tbe fac- B held Its fnt mMtiag m Ninataan cSies in eight differ- before depaitare. ber is 2S»:£030. When they are delayed for at 7:3a ulty advisor. Tbe club will em- WtdacMlay. October • ent countriea will be thrown class (because of the parking Been phasize tbe theory and ptailoeo- - p.111. at Elk Grove la open to the tour grvup. Eng situation) the instructors com- pbyofjudo. Meetings are ached- Switasr- land, Germany, Italy, plain and tell them to come Steven*, the uled for Mondays at »:40-10:M iHlnictor Judo land and France are only a few earlier. However, maay Thurs- ftfhn stated that the p.m. and Tuesdays and will via- teeoHy advlaor, of the countries that ha atudeau' are unable to arrive every two weeks days at 9:15-10:30 pjn. in the cMk will meet ited. sooser because ef a )ob er te all Elk Grove gym. and that the dub ia •?« One aisattog baa been tenta- ether obUgatioaa. intareatad is Bwrivi Harper Players, the col- far Oct 7 er Oct. M. tadMto Hm tlvdy set atudeata. as usual, had culture. theatrical group, has previ- help prepare thaee Ufa and lefe Ttovaday to pieaty ef advlee. It ian't BtcaaiMy to be a Rna- been limited to monbers aregalag. During 01^ iwho SaphoMere Julian Lambert fiati langBifla atiidiBt to Join. el the dramatics daas. lliis iittogi they wtU he- coasuMatad, "I weald like to A potootial giant on the ctii> year, if aDoofh stadaota show cqwdated with what to soa budN arraagad. if pao- to SU Oat. Mora than offlctont iotareat to tha group, slble. fren Palatlae aad other than to a poiAiilty Alt BMB- College iifalif toba suburbs l« Elk Grove. This tai tha cWi Artu beraUp will ha opaad to aO very thorough in iuptoMliief would altoviate the parkiag No plana baro baai Harper stiidento. the eaUre tour. No place for the pr abtow. to'aa esuni. organiiattoBal Also. as yet for Vary Utttoiirfannatton is avail- moating has beea deaignatad as the lack bavo a shuUie bus to Faraet Inga, allegedly due to abto OS tka aethrWaa of the yot For more iufetuianea ce^ View fraai iUlt Grave aad rfmflaUatlme. Secretarial ^Mt Ftaoir BeraOl, dlractor of Oob and school. There's no charge for the aev- back. The view irom the back of th/hv Mkatee a lot Qaeen of Roaarv Projaetod plans include tbe HARBINGEK parking or for the ride. The convenience wrnn com- «nl wtaMr OHtiBp. "I kaew that naay ef tha of room up front. For thwae who are oataur tiM ahut- Depending on how hixurioaa They eltlMr at mrnted on by the riden. Several mM It saved their niayiiU to the affiH b a Studcat* would use this ser- tlf M>r\ice. there's no rrowdioK. pant tha pbna of ttaaa two M-ratches. year taalao are. eooto for tho Uafortaoaloly. I Iblafc. the Elk Grove ahuppinK plaxa or in the lot of the from den(« and it will be reported. Mv- tov ay-naga from |M to aro aulto a few otbor C3ub of laat Tlia nk Jfneic Wn. Two plans oftoriag flaaa- to be rctoived be- aervlee which ia not too i praasat bus aervtce win largO' year tea lit a Mgb note o< sac- aaaistance, tho apodal Ba- bit. Ihe administration woukl Suppooe any sorvlco were pre- Hw eUb plana to By dal like dils ceaid b^ otadenU, woukl hil. ceaa. Aa repertad In ttl> Mho> Work scaoianaip trv- thea ho reapeaaible to provide aeated to Um trip to the *i site. accMtttag to they of if The ad- 1%o dacial aa whether ttm- 'f the dub^poiiHrad collsa hoaao or the coBago work pro- parfctaf ptoeeo far the bicyclea. mako aoe andlabto tondwiraa. Any it»- Phil Samuels pro- miaisfratioo has offered a boa deaU uke advaotagc (^ Ike 'TTio Ratawy Daze" waa a ane- 1, can help iatoraotod Har- aaother way of trans- "ThiB would be cheaper than eeaaat Its opaoinc nigiit. Sipt per itaiirti obtain tho apcoo- Sterling Charms ckA ar making ttao tr^ ahwild portatioa; "The beat soiution building a new parkmg lot and For detaila about eaatact instructor Robert ZU- All Their wouU be to issue bicycles to would defimtoly solve the 1W eeff* of theae pngrans. With a Meaning Own koaakl, the faculty «hriaor. or oach'Stadeot to get fron a eerious parkiag problem It Har- tocaled to the P«la Giaopetro. the dub pred- Why you wear a froa wheoling llttto Honda, iorfa, eoatrally loratsd parkiag per Coltofa." to baMb« t. hna had evar^ w a UMlno Ihnar, avan a tolaphona^ Demonstrate la a bacrat only you (or ho) can rovaaL II has Whan llfo toao tandor. kaop thoaa prackxNi MNnanto aa naar to you aa your wrtoL HQFacuUy Wives free, a oover eharga o( S G>mputer a hawi to now being Wells charms ef Serve Luncheon Paat cM praridaot Jerry 1 washeldte Haipar Caitofa Faculty Wives itla to warttof « S at Harper Oro«« oa aervad a aaacfaeberd a^ Sal- ta« Mi till tofRBOlo Iha , Oet t, Itaai 1 pan. ad iMKhaaa «• 1Mtoead«y, fak dta^at roup. *mf ta^ir- the did> aboold to 7 p.oL Oct •. eu eoManu« Maito no toorhsM. to the Chrtot bo dtoactod to Mtai Anna Batf^ the faculty tvad a v^Mnfi^ Hand • AD dobtoodm wrWagwaa aaalyaad. tioa oooeeraiat ro- HCFW TrMSorcr. Mrs. Roy hBrtkl I wdar t tha dub bat Kaarw, repertad that tbe (acui- poctar. Bd Speneur. at tha BAB- ty ffuip bos s membership of BINGEB by piactog a It. to tho BABBINGBB evenint* r\%ss vchettalr. It «tom at tha Altho(«h the ceapator to Time to atudy, time to rr>n\fr»*>. Thi* un- on Flk Grove shared with other peepto who crowded (hat are ceaeemod wMi wuuh THANKS to avarybody wtto tiers. hotped me campaign and < Iho daaBoaalrattoa wao tho all w*w votad for m« PAT TENEROWIC2 Pfofeaow Roy Sodrd. Db-ector TO TUB mSSOUBI of Data Proraoolng at Harper. Bus drixpr Ki<-hard Rint(ham (he'« alwi port owner of the Harper •thutfie bu«) watrhes as Mr». Pauline Koehnke. part-time fre^^hman student, rtombera aboard for her ride from the f!:ik Grove nhoppinK plaxa to the fXiH.H rampas. RinKham is enthuKlastir about the sertioe. He estimated that about .54 stodenta ride comfortably. 1 For Halloween Fun: ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Virki Andenton, displnys an NEWS AGENCY TATOO elecIlM FMter slw created for her student ornate elec- Temporary Body tion c—flgB. She was one of a bumper crop of sta- BOOK STORE Decorations d«at S W. CarnvUH S». \ AHio^tei* HalyhH. IN. Wearable-Washable-Removable! Soldering of charm$ •nr IS.OOO pi>wtict tosttt Students File For Petitions ALSO: a^F^aPT. '%••» *W lonPOT fwoiifw m (wnni 9m ijm mn FREE As the coOei^ enters the sec- for Graduation with Wigs, Maks-up, Mask's ' of couf$e. ins are underway Director of CUFFS MONARCH - Costume Props gndnatloo Regiatrar. A. Hkrrto 1 "a firat BARNES & NOBLE daaa. SUtloo 11 at - J. WORODA m^ eetablished to aOew atadaato to fRANNZ CREATIVE CORNER who win complete the petition. Quali- •nttiai Car*. Caaiy Adult Party Shop die giWinatioa requiranoato 12 S. OhoIwi. Arliaftwi HtifMl fying stud«)ts who have not 253- PHONI 253-1441 RANDHURST CENTER Duntor Arlington Hetghl» :::•:•:: and expect to receive a degree filed a petition should complete iff South A Level Oprn diily 5 i.m. - 10 Randhurst—Lower during or at tho end of this the peyOoa at the registrar's of- M*- :•»* adMol year oiaat file a Petitioo fice tocatod at Hupor Grove. -«?^ \ / / ^ r \ "'.^ ?li l',f*fc*^dHf 4 .V Monday, Oct. 14, 1968 N P»ge6 THE HARBINGER ^ SportScope « lowing semester. This does not Many of tte athletes trying exclude tte athlete from the rule out for tte teams at Harper this that te must carry 10 academic year will te faced with critical of worii during tte semes- pnUams of eligibility. teun ter foUowing his part-time pro- So far, this year half of tte gram men wte tev^signed for (aU sports, golf and cross-country, teva baan daclarad inatigibla for pwtk^ation lor at least a an- Grip Club roeatar. n^crippM tte Harper golf team befora tte flnt maat had beenheU. Features Coarh WUliain Miller with The KolfinK Hftwks coosidrr the fine Pete Hchn, llie main nibticli, Rick Johiuen and Craig Saar. poifltii of a niblick (9 iron to you). From his being dedarad bMUfBda h Iha kffto rigiit: Steve Whikel. Bob Rodgen, oanal cause grades. Tte out for sports at Harper arerm- Judo Fun aware of tte Northern Illinois Golfers joBtar OoUafa Coaferaaea rales BhwdUuraty Harper students tothta can wgtcb Prank Locw and tris down judo anlkwlnits try to break -N bas set hi half three times a fl^adflcally if continues : Judo Qub Cluhhed; Ml graduated fnoi aa tte it left off last year te ia r-s Jodo dab w« te dM dkecttsa of Frank Drop Fwe provided that te is carrying and Laaw, a stadent. last year's minimum of 10 ao- Laew kaa keea ac- aquad of college level Hamr't vanity foif wtth orteatal arte physical odu- dw fivt of Ma iix of haa bopped af self-defease slace Ite age the latart d*ata maldM Titfa af eight aad has lyiaiii aai . liBt tte an^ $t hands of DuPa«i. SaiA IWi. te M the likree diffrreat Jade srhisls. and Triton. VaDay Last year Loaw had 3S mam- athletea wte are transfer bara in tte dab. Ha ai^eeU Tba fcore: DuPaf* U7, 8mk dents, some teve (silad or mora dte yaar. VaOajr M4 and Harpv IBi. Tri- pad out of school, Maadays •pad am Hawks by sigtot MiUbigi see hsU » of « WM cteaat to Hate's tl. Harpar's varsity cross hi seventh with s time of gram, te OMait bava paaad anc- 14-1 The Hawka ara now try sqnad atartsd o«t w« IT The next three coiifbQy lllii of gtet acadaodc in ttoacort' tondtoterwMldMiJiDrltehi. JMTMtCTCLE WM the HawlH' PoriM*, who waa laatti wtUt a BiM la Um Irt- Bvs I7:9g etaddng. Iflha Elwan in wtth a at Radgcn four of thair flnt FMIBAL dalaaU wars at tte nth wlib a tlnm nf U 17 Scou a M as Wiakel Iha latait WBaoo and DoPafs Hupka cam* hi throa aaoeads sat ttw sfnad »iUi a af LOVE had 21 points: later in 13th plac* wMb sn U:» US the l»4ala auHek. > (or the ckiddng. rooadod and S3 Tan Dwyw ArrariMag la Hnwk Bawka. the score by taUog Mlh vMl a Oft sad DoPage time of 19 B Wa far Uw Hawks Ihera were several reaaona far HATE US by an^ iigfet by afsad Bsrry Jofenaaa wllfc s ( tte W0I tiOMa. aceordtai la team, evai Ika waathtr IhM place flals^ la 17 tl far fanrb was rsaOy Hand Bob Nate. "Kvary Write us tte nesrt aae. Oon Is a vaiy bi earlier matchaa: Mlly, wooded type coarse with a a letter The Hawks' vanity falf taam lot of tmss. We just abnply ta f<«lM. •^* bad (faiaOy snapped a ISO inBh af a ^vaad in oar top dUst nm well. It waa ja« a —Harbinger • Ova rannars. A coopla of Do- bad mact all around We're a tit with \ " Page rannsn lUppod in We much better potentially ia a quad- ;wore just spread too thin rangular meet with Rock Valley la five BiceU the Hawk* and Wright Colleges. The final ar* ••ly crwIHed wlU tlirw iaaae* omrlally. WtHm wi« Mais wart Rock VaOay 943. IsrctEd to forfrH an rarlter Wri^ m, Harpsr M nd match sftar mnner »•< de- Harad hMOicible. even flKnigh beat the Hawk* wbca Tba Wright Ibey the BMlch was nm aff. ittdnn coat i«riMt Harper since B S A Ltglitmnf ..»*•* tA« big twin - To rocap oarller meets ~~4he Hawks have already gaaa IwrncylinOart tvkinc«ft>urMcrs »rK Harper's vsrsity rross-coun twict tht *«cil«mtnl Hot Rot against Wright thia yaar ii try sqiiad woo its first meet, but magafint cut LigMrnng k>o*« anc fersnce play. came up on the short end of the racofriad th« highMi «p««d o< an> ' motorcycta avw laaiad . So \*v.f score in its second outing against nan Pete Hate was the command, t^i kind of Lightnirn Wri^ snd Wilson Coifegos in s > • ">'!«•. low man for the Hawlu as he only ttrikav triangular maat held on Harper'* sint so 83 for the Ifttele mstch. home eavM hi the Elk Grove Ba shst par 10 times snd chalk- Poreat Preaerve. Tba totala for \ ed ^> s birdie during the round tte Hawits' first iMnc meet were Wright », Wikon 43, snd Har- Seve Winkel, a freshman from per 96 Park Ridge, was second in the Luscious • Crane CoPaga waa scheduled Charms Heavenly Jewelry scoring with sn M. I. 0. Bracelets • Old England Watch«t to ba in the meet However, its Gifts for score wsso't counted since Crane G^at Mom and Dad loo Afterwsrds, the scores bapM LEMME'S failed to tiaU a tMI team to soar as Craig Saar shot aJS, Rifpw^ tttMi Were higher in Ftersin and F^obbln CYCLE in, and Rkfc T Bob Rodgvi, their initial meet against Triton Johnaoi, i«8. In addition to tliat, only two ^ RANCH Hawks were among the first ten '" According to Miller, 'Our South Dunton Court Arlincton Hetfhta N. Raftd to crass tlie flnish line in the 24 1800 Ro«l -iBstn Taaa — 4^ race. , Palatina, III. sistsncv. We teve both our good lYasbman Barry Johnson was 0|>en Thunnlay and Friday to 9 p.m 3594844 II h dqri aMvOHT bad days." -4op man for the Hawks as he L 'U -r~-—- J ^ » y - .1 Bus Service Fading Away The shuttle bus is driving into The decision to ready the oblivion. ihuUle ruB for abaadounent Administration officials ex- yai made after eitcnsive sar- plained that "47 passengers a veys of passenger loads. ni^" doesn't warrant the ex- Superintendent Robert Hughes perse involved. of buikUngs and grounds band- Assistant Prefesior WiUian led those surveys. J. Mann, dean af bwlacM, He reiwrted the figure of "47 M4 the HARBINGER that M«engtr s a night." And be any deeisiea U icrap lite free qualified that with a breakdown shuttle service Will be (elteir- that indKated some 10 riders an cd by at least another week of hour. Mrvtco "U giTo stadeaU as "We were hoping." he said, fair a chaaco as possible to "that IN or posilMy IM sto- bocowt regolar rMers. there- deals would be aboard daring The last lonely stand for tha Yallow Bus? by saviiig the servtee." the alghtty shaltis sanrtce." —Want goodbyt to an unhappy Blu* Bird: riderkn, abandoned. Man Mid that tte biM He said be was passled by riet had playad a cole in < the lack of lataeaat. since the Iha trafBc aod parking sttaatioB thattle praiidss traw- at the Elk Grove campus. psrtatlBB la the campns fraa HARPER COLLEGE "la all fairness tr the stu- the Grove gbspplH Caatr .^ deoli aad to the coUege," he "At that araa. m parfcii« Vol. 2. No. 3 ^ rnifiwil It vooU ba aawtoa for the eol- Oct. 1968 to rmUmm m Hpwriw m(w la addtion, the Monday, 28, viea. MuriiWy mv that avail- itop OB Ika ikfittlt ma ahla parktaf ipaeaa la tte Bk (Qoaaa al Baaary) pufan aa- Grove campus parking lot more othar 300 park^ r-'^^-'^ than ofiaet the numbar ol ri- Bagkas said a .« - - ft (wn. bo kept oa Tba avviea it latimatad to aam the last day of ep- ngel" eeatlWa eratiea. Security i Officials Post Crowd Ban Force Two top Elk Grove fira da- nra Odal Blatter which af. oOldab aaid tbay and Lt. Doaaid KalHi lalkad«y. lects iiasyaaa ' ba teoad to ctaaa tha flf Bn iflkiak aM that The fb« aflldalB aald that a Organizes Daia Ctfha Hiva If (Oct. n). dMira la Impada or dre lliflihii MBt ba !§» than IB paspla wara ia tha la Bad oaiy^io aiaaMaaa la a la witk Um aadal Ufa stallad. bi addttha t» tha tire Cadet satuiHy tbrcas at bath for rehearsal. of aatiapi*ir. aocaas to the froot Harper CoUata oampuses Raiaey Daaa Is aa aad raar doors of tha boidii« toillaliil la aoit ha available. >«f| IkV mHhM that the cef- ba aMwad to Priaurlly, tha force waa or- " Pirate Press to Publish Soon 1 la I Or. Jaaaa Rarwy, daaa «f af itadwli hi i said that eoanr aOat Harper OoOafa ba BiadB to caaiply with about to bacooe tha liiuaaiMi lira laplatiiM. tarpt «( aa Aaaa Maria *. Several asa r of the etabaala^ law la a lafMlB aald. "wel alaipiy . They. Uke dM olher ca- daced flyer la sl» have la mave the hlrod aflor carefal deals hi the 1 Grave chided. Dsse to a charck Xttt eailan's admisistratloo Iha MBit to aB aula. Mtoa Balk added that she ta«y< plaai ta OMat «Mh Harvay tartar afdMl J ia Itoa aaak la dMMt «p a Palcyon Search ajar )ab to to regalale tr^ Ac. prevaat cftaias (sach as Senate y>^ Dtoaeltr PfMk BarriB af ata- tnt activitiaa said Iha paMka- * lUra ftava to For Creativity to aat iMrtliBiJ by Iha %ai la «f HatparOal- hm af the safety of •by( the Barpar OoBsft's yoorbook, traltn ar ofBoa ba|p. ratoed to Bia fint lauiaaUr iar wtA the campus shoot fire the Hak7 to aid Registration Tops 3^800 that Woodwind' 5 Play in Series will re- words. Tbe and April "We are extremely plaaaad Bacanae of laat year's second The second of 11 schedutod 17, Dae. M. March 9 careful aae of a few coodsa ad- rper College that the community is aring lamartai raOa coDoerta in the H. U. Jectivas can eliminate laoaeaa- William Rainey Harper CdOafi thattUiynr'ai ..Concert Sorias faaturad the Coo- Tlia Harper CoOaffB Choir aad taasporary to the extent that they are." iMilbnial wiB Arts Waadwlad ^da- CaaHaoBlty Baad will perform- or wiD aqoal the f iMMrtsr tet on Sunday (Oct 31) IS and 35. TWa was Registrar Donn B. aP Stowart said: "Cutthig words on Janodh^ May ^ The tsactrt waa la a aMfC Staaabory's comment on the fi- regialiatlon. to rimilar to a fardnor't task. Harper itaOtals aad faealty Stansbsry alao beUeves that vela thaa the UgMar BdrafiitratkBfiime. One trims the exaaa foiafb of wtth- tatit exMb-j members are admitted taaaad the rasaMs aext year's fall enrollment will the la has tlMrtvy shndM sod what rematai stands oat rharKr opoa preoeatatioa to ited to accoaipaay The Cryia' of ilaal ragMraUaa taUaa: Sr ba sftproximatety 4.aP0 5.000 ooL" Shames. The Bysaattac Eih- of aa ID card. nistadeal stadaoia. Harpar'a aew campos be the wricomhig acaae. pire and The TroOa. Commaaity members caa the fdl seaMaler. of i win AMhoagb idearbi a speech ticketa at the The enpas stta Is at Other ceocarts ta be hoard in parchaae deals, ijm are caa only, be Shawn throagh Al ea^ala roads. the awiaa faichidc work by the for ma each. ChOdrea deals: l.m aad g words. Stewart laBs the Chamber Orchestra and Cboms. 12 are admittod \ sephoaNres: IJD dale to teaUtlvdy to tWak hi The groiqi will perform oa' Nov. charge. arapafi4faBa. sialadfsrJaly.lM. L 1 \ \ . .'\ • A ^ / 1 T ' t \ Monday. Oct. 28, 1M8 Page t THE HARBINGER Monday, Oct. 28, 1968 THE HARBINGER House H.C. FSAIndurts 22 Members Coffee tention of forming a Veterans' excellence in Beefs Blossom EDWARD SPENCER need for continued Club. Twenty-two members of the secretarial pursuits. a soph- Poll boxes to get reaction coU^e's chapter of the Future Miss Jane Spore, veterans will be in the omore, is the president of the from Secretaries , Asaociation have , Harper student lounge and^the Issue Brews been inducted into the national FSA chapter. iMtracter* Alice PhilUps Elk Grove campus cafeteria H. C, the On Scene group of FSA. ««- from today, Monday t Oct. 28) to The last issue of the HARBINGER bannered a story Paretos aad frteada sMsaA- and Mary EUen Ragg «t tcience are the co-ad- Friday (Nov. 1). W h^ t are students com- gripe Into oae world. "Food.'" which garnered controversy. The story involved the Elk m caadtoUgto iiiiisiiaiii to rctariai loformatieii that the peO U plaining about 00 the Elk Grove A aether cemmeBt coaceming /Grove Fire Department's action on the Rainey Daze Cd- Um brake Pwaeral Home. visers. seeking U the veteran's age: and Foreat View campuses? feed was Fraak Gerts't com- Park Ridge, m Saturday The charter grant of the FSA fee bouse. chap- braoch of service; current LJke a jack-oat-of-the-box the platot about the ketchup (Oct. 2«) as IS SM was preseatad to the HC Our position on the issue shouljl be clear. mlUUry status. The veteran quickest reaction wu: "Park- aatoared tray of kalf I ars ast as old aa they We would applaud and fully support such a move. We J. Rabalals, Hlods Junior College, Ray- College, Chattanooga, Teaa. solved. Worry? 1 ws too assd time to Whose llttto would even suppcHi a decision to relocate the coffee bouse Letters To mond, Miss.; Miss Barbara E.' Palmer, A Ute to csrreet. hot sa BBch SB thsy da maytte naxt Steve to a section of the cafeteria year, Haad- We of the HARBrNGER are aware that an underground news- coffee Our only hope is that the administration of the body But. we are un- The Editor paper is about to be reiesssd to the sladsat to Isa naksd aad that a But, not house sanctions the enterprise in a building thirt ic accept- ahto to idsal^y whs tltf^sdhsr «id Us asiistanU are ss they have St hive time to DearEdMer: Roxanas Hanaen sakl, "I doat able to fire prevention and health standards. aassss. nt tatomsd saysae of owr have aay gripea. TUa achsol to 1 hnpraasid with yaw torahre siMag aswa WM WerUag 4a a eiiipsfii dsss ast only dto dratt the Great!" tSBiioato caacoratoc "A ferce- , Wlh yoa ki r aai ii|Hatolii wito aad teatore stariaa. As adiler aaat ry, Qruoe Wsraer to fid' cai: aa iBrttaliaa." Ow sa tha at joorMllaai. the stadeau 8ae^rttog the Edstic Ir- IWd know why Harpsr 1 have rato la to imltrm stadeata a( wtth Ikls fleM a ev kaowtoige. m^ar arc totaRy assciaitolii aa R.0 T C program (I attempt sveata, aaS to ceerce them into Um prspsssd pabUcaHsa weald be sa amateur Nato: Harper docs partidpoto Psvth' Con' View From carato eveato. Oa the to sf fiaaaesa tar tha papsr. Par AdMrttokv to alsa a toaia sswes a I ear RX}.T.C. program for Ihh* that y tbs nsdavaaad paiMr It aorid has* to OSBM dhaetty ftaa tta sa|>- on sad aritort. GSmMv the BAmiNHCB: the p«ipto wha Meets Nov. 2 II most coBtHhMto a trsaititons sm sit of time a littte This second paper would also reflect upon the school ss a wbole. Will thia paper bring the type of recognition which ia dasirabis? Jaat a Baa to tho Harper Editor's Dtsk Bsii« s kfitimate publicatian. the HARBINGBR arast reach cwtaia fsals fsr ito rsadm WiU thia paper bs wrlttoa to ths tatsr- to the fara a( rertew of ths stadart hadyf WUl it infora^ satortata. aad toad stadMt a partormaasa wsald ' , Gt-70. Harper CoOege. to Chapmaa saM Ihe IWvcr- • Al^OMURST LOWfS LfVIL hunch of iomWss aks enstoas nswipapti S. Bxespt tor an occas- Is to dearly eathae and Dr. James Harvey sity af lewa has aae at Ihe ional lynek BMb SBMsHaf dswn «r dssrs, w» waadsr if aaTono help warkshop particlpanto director. 13 ansa aatiea'* mmt miDtaat cha^ cares. h a a d I e stadrat perMinnel far a Aajr sort o( caring provided by a lynch msb ws doat assd. SberatoaOd- praUems. ters ef Ihe Studeat* What ws assd i> to be able to help you bs hoard Help ua hatp you "Our presidont. Dr Robert E. DrmatrBlto Isstoty. KB poll, infor- LahU, and ow board of trustees All the maay sspacto of Junior matioo-isthsriag poll boxes share the philoaophy that stu- cotlete work in coaoection with in rsviewsd Student Lounge. Bldg n, dsat psiasanci work shouM be ia botog aad EG carapas cafeteria Poll aavbastosd. They hsvc pro- tng continued from Mon vided the sUff and resources The taDu are Tfee Harbinger Pstotine ( Oct a lor s food program," said Har- the campus the Nov. 2—Cross Country. Region vey. • trpttve afllcss) aad at Terry S. Babb. Editor Shsratsa-CUcago hotel IV Meet. Dsnvilie. Ill . 1 pm. Mary Lind. Executive Editor -Fob Music Qub Hsyride, Charming >itphomore Betty DiiM|erdale provides some Sat evening Karl G Buttstadt. Managrng Editor of the sophisticated asaod of this edition's Calendar Nov. i-The HARBINGER 00 For The New GREAT David Garland. Sports Editor newastaadi; EG A FV campus Girl. Know of any photogenic candidates? Drop off Paula Alexander. cafetsrias; BG BIdgs 1, 6. 7« Business Manager ker aame at the newspaper office. ^ IDEAS * t. Terry Carter, Circulation Manager Bill Bohndff . Photo Coordinator L Out To Lunch *- STAFF: to Luscious Charms • Heavenly Jewelry ^ in make-up. Go 1. D. Bracelets • Old England Watches Reporters: Roxanne Hansen. Barbara Rumatz. tCH HEH II&h! the be»t stocked SOKOtDiCfV Great Gifts for Mom and Dad too Pat Tenerowicz, Edward Spencer. Pat Evans J cotanetic bar around - Advisor; Henry RoepKen, assistant professor F^ersln and Robbfn Photographers: Dan Harris. Doug MacDonald. Lee Loeschen 'WWitwd l»rte» monthly by and for th* ttudanl* of WHIlim lltlrwy 34 South Dunlon Court • Arlincton Hei^te Hvpar Coltaa*. Elk 510 Orovo Blvd , Dk 0r«va Vlllaao, W •0007. J.WOW0A5ON5 ^ CLearhroolc .1 7900 T«l«pl«on«: 43t-7000. Open Tliumlay and Friday to 9 pja. i .._ C^...... V ^ *r 1 y ^ \ J / J Monday, Oct. 18, 1968 Pace 4 THE HARBINGER S SportScope W^P^i^ti N ^ Harriers Run 7th; Johnson 18th in ISIJC BiMk Hawk fobbled up tbe Tborwtaa. sixth: Harper, sev- croM cooBtry honors (or the eatk. TrttMi aad Craae fal- second straicht yanr as the HC lewed. Hawk hnrrien lagfsd in at sev- The Hawk performance saw •otta pUn. m poiaU, in the Scott Hupka run 22nd at 17:57; ceaiereBce meet (Tliiin., Oct. CBuck Forbes, 2Sth, 10:13; Mike M>. Bhvart, 39th, 10 34; Tom Dwy- Barry Jofanaon ran Uth, poat- er, 30th, 10:45. Dao Schnefalar k« a time of 17:40 on a wet. 40- was ckKked at 10:20. decree day at RUs Park, Chi- A regional moat ia acheduled cago. for Saturday, Nov. 2. at Dan- Black Hawk wee with 11 ville, although tbe harriers hope for a wann-up rim tentatively «f tke finrt ifai p islti iai. Fer rbiH^^M for today. Harper, it was the first fatt- In two earhar aweto: scale Malereace nn. The harriers picked op their Nine teams (ieUed S5 niacn third win of the seaaea agaiaaC Joiiat-2l-a»-after kMbig to laat in tha NoctiMn lUiaoia JMtar fair's ennierence cbampioas. Nolan. Front Tke HaH ITiMJiH Hawk karrlert Coack Robert Black Hawk. >« Schneider. Chach J for a "family partralt." Top row (left ta (1. to r.): Daa VaBsy. iewlfc: Barry J«hM«a waa tbe Hawk's Mg man in halb right): Scott Hapka, Mtte Elwart, Barry Forbes, Tom Dwyer. •I DnPaca. IWk; MMta. plaetac Ant agalMt Jottei aad eighth hi the Black Greensmen Shoot 2nd Wm Hawk meet In the winning Baipar OhOafs's fott aviad loo and an a at Bfto. MM, the Hawks took ptahsd ap Ma iMaad wlB ef the flirini w doflo Ib booi ef the Brat five piacps. hi a <|aa*««Blar aMit at vMh « and 07. reapee- 's wlaabig lime was a (Oct. »). tivaly. Oalg Saar was third 10:42. 17 MEoads bet- The Hawks aUppad by Bgh- DMiabotbi Ibe rematadar et the laad Colkta hy ttn ^tnkm, •t M and tr. HMM, beUnd tbe hoat Blgia's The fowth at 340 and Illinois Valley's 946. to bath asaUbsi wtm le Bob la aa earlier BMCt at Itapn- 17:04; Scott Ib^kM, 17:05. and Bvart. 1732 iMi. the HawU taek MM by of n Iflha a lartc IS atraka ang 00 at TbaraOan. and 00 aad The hot Hawk to tally ta the M4alBI%in. VaBey ka4 ip. Cbacb WUUam Miller's tinfca- Tan Dwyer roaaiag ta en have aaw won two and tied eighth place with a thaa of Pole Uatoi led Uhi aqoad ta oaa ta 17 daal U:2K. with a 77 at Thore- JOIN THE auB m Wtd«tt mitfimm of ^t re erf turrirngt in Ibe Purchaee 5 pair — Rolling MeadoicB Shopping Center Gvt the oaat pair FREE! Fbherty Jewelers 2 N Duntew Downtown Arttagton ArhaKton Hei^tB. DL Levis THE ACE OF the eraaa coaatry aqaad demonstratea MB pace. Barry Johaaaa la one of tbe bright stars of a» team. Coarh Nolaa daacribed him as "coaaisteBt, With contlDned IndicaiiaM af Improvemeat." laee Sm Mr. WfMrtI hitathe Rugged otretch denim B«LB W«RI • gives you built-in oomfort! Trim, masculine '« af^YSA Levi'a ftylii« givea Mki a Art SafeMM you the look you want ... tbe Levi's kxA! PRE CHRISTMAS SALE Grab Bags or $6^* Stocking Stuffers ieautifully Gift Wrapped Com pitta Salacfioas Value of 11.25 to $2.59 of Other Uvl's ONLY $4.98 to $8 _ - UMME'S FRANNZ CYCLE RANCH CREATIVE CORNER L . ADULT PARTY SHOP 1(00 N. Kmi Rd. RANDHURST Palatine CAMPUS SHOP . . . Doum$udr» 253-9631 • Townhali Level 1 i • \ ' t..J- '' MIfiMMMMMHVMMMiM . / \ V»-v 1 — ^ ^ ^ V r I i. V N. / Election O Hassle to Senate \ A move to invalidate the n- standing and/or ad hoc cooi- cuUs ot the recent student sen- mittees" reaU with SSHC. ate elections was deliberated The furor created by Dophe'a and referred to the student sen- formal charges brought vigor- ate in a special committee hear- ous dentals — and occasiooa l < "I ^^ ing on Friday (Nov. 1). counter-charges. The plea for a new tiettif PractlcaUy aU levris of was Itrmigbt by the stadent campus autiwrity became in- eloctta chairman Edward volved. Dofke. Ryan, in one of tiw couiter- He apf>eared before the spe- cfaarges, insisted that Dopka cial bearing committee com- had every channel open in the prised of Dr. Jamee Harvey, normal procedure of the SSHC dean of studento; AthMk Dl- to file an election comptaint. said, tor exaaspla. reotor John Gelch, i m^ ewiiitliiu: Ryan Asaodate Prafawir Jabn Hr- that Dspka shoirii have pta- kboh. praaidmt of the tecolty sealed aagr aBegei itiegda- senate: Aarittaat ProiaiiBr La- rtttesUIhe SSHC ceastitatioB rew M. OolUatcr, representing That eeataslttee Inatmctor Anna Marie Badk, fonaed te date, ohainnan of the irtiidfiit peraeo- said Ryaa. nel committee, and Dopke, in turn, aaid that were Profeasor Haarjr such a "MwwiH— in existence it Dopke's faculty i van Id -ba temperameoftally / Ihe c«MBdttee to adjudioals such a for three hoars. Dafka, SSBC PresM—t Sean Ita aUagiafBca. aakl Dopke, Ryan. DMM «aaU ba la ilB aiastar group, uaatiid it. ef ihiiiBt BiiUiMai mi a < Iha HBC vhich Ftrmmr ttadeat electkMu chairmaa Ed- Tcny Hw, Iba IfeNc nairfM Dopka said that a stii>«bod \ ward Dopke (center) Ulks wttli Har- sed by Dopke bi the dcctlM ne committee's oflidal state- pTDoadara — cootrar^ to specif- btnger edlton Kart BvtUtadt (left) and probe ment folknrad the hearing; "A haarli« was heU in (he of the student govam- elsctioa. Oa the haris e( he an the avidsM Rjraa is that there HARPER COLLEGE irracularitka la Ihs Amf aeMs. to Vol. 2. No. 4 Miftlad la la- Id a lack e( eaaa- Thursday. Nov. 7, 1968 said Dapke. er aay ae- 'Our baiW oa the Ma te which ttat [Mil T. it *aaM ba k Iffsaad vMbIm ArtWe l; IsMsr B ef «M aa»> "Tba ngel" ahal orgaa- riHrUy after the OoL 10 aU iHial tabulation. bady. Valpo* Artist Passengers Vanish; On DupUty Prey, asatkfst p siiasBr of srt at Valpvatoo UaNwaity, Valpa- Bus to Disappear raiso. Ind.. is dtaplayad la tha Harpar Uttla OaOiry, hi fta Mrary «r te a The boa sanriea ends on Thura- a said a dqr (Nar. 7). tai The official dniaa a( the baa the sita- toeaer ef ait, aaid « ran which pravUsd adans Dapke dkptoya aril ba< pertdBffiAlba Asked dxMt a pMHos drfv* cerdii« to Afticto 7. Sectien 3 of UttteGaOstytotbal „ ,. ^ the au- The Nev. 1 aad Grave •^ fir a baa lanrlea to cany ata- »»«•• « oibUI befH to "creato. dbsoive and will I iiBtlaiii threap the sod of daatai to aad tnm tha Bk of thai by Grave aad Paaat Vlaar caaivaa- any J. Maoa, Harper's ' as, Maaa said aoeh a baa rva afboriBH weald be "totally jaipraftjpsl _ ^ J^fsea sytoa^" apes raiatod. I HalcvoD Staff Lofles Camera I He said iprtbig tMOMaa Ae dbedvaataiaadbadvaataiae of cberg- I J to ssaae M i iijiii a thM " he iipi^ii sreat ttMt fsod at eMhor tog tor ridas, ha said, tor eatr Ibe staff of tha yeerboek, the wha can oflor caapus. The propoasd bos ssr- weigh the advantages Halcyoo, rsportad tta hes of a ing to tha ef the vtea riaaply aeald art, he eamva, e M aallbaator Poa- wrve the rt totorerta lnm\mt» added, be |» ha _^ tax, to paitoe threap the eel- can be givea to MiaB the lack af "Mere ttaa «• paridag dkg if 8Mb. Iha crikp. ha Vafaisd at aara ftai isslsr, editor of dto paiticipattaB as "dto- apaeas ware avalahto aadv Cha eaplainad, b «ot eqalpped to caoaara's two aarial Rakyoa. Hor haedpertoa to - - - baadto a have basa refaQfed to the Hafcya aOee, BriMtof I, viae. A reward to iHsred to Harpar Orava. FUm Series Offered > Every Monday Evening As part of the stodeot acUvt- cheas with Death wWlc the ttoa prereas. Bhas era boiag Plagae ravaga BMdtoval Ka- preaiMed to rtadsMa aad facul- rape. ty «he ail be atebtod free Navaahar U, AaAral Wsjda's ivea piiiMtaHna ef tbrir ID. APa aad Dtoaoods wiU be card. shown. The atory giva a dew AO fihaa win be ahawa at 1:15 portrayal of a mmmaalit p.m., 00 Meaday eveaiap to aodety. It bara the eoeflkt of Raoai m. Elk Grove Hip htoahato aad toettoet to a yaai« aebasL Ibere will be six flhns rsBtotoaea flptor eibe aaaeai- praaeano. ^ nates the wroaf bmb at the eod of WorU n. Wajda'a ea- A iBiiriiiibii ported win follow WW actii« styte talUatod a Pritab each Sfaa tf time permits to ex- ^ore the laal^de aad implica- film reoaiieaaee nd teedflid to the destructivaiea of poltttoal tlaae of tba fiha. faaatleim. The Urst fltoi wB he shewn Navcaher 4. The title Is "The Francois Truffaut's first toe- Beveaa Seal." aa lB|^ar tare fUm, "The toO BIowb," Bergaaa'B clasalc. It is Bevf- win be shown December 16. It The Harbinger's comtnanlty cirrniatlon Wtaeeliiig resident Miss Raady Cafttas aaa'B dtepry ef aaa's involva a yoong boy turned program hat beea met aitb open arras widi a reeeat evpj of the campwi pab- tor BMantog to We. outcaat. Not toved at home or saach by members of the Harper commaaity. lication. The newspaper is dlstrfbated at Tte rttry iBVilvsi s nl^Ma wanted at adax^ he atak: fabe Bodor, maaager of tbe ArUagtoa seven other commaiiity oatlets from Des ^^^ fl^l^nlAtf ^MiMa 9rmt^ Ap a private and fngi^ia_eaMMn Joe (lefl), preaeati Platees to BarriagtoB. araada. ptoytag a gaae ef that leeda to reform BGbaaL Newt Agescy L fe 1 ^ I mwiim ^ > N- '"\-. •*- i»r' ' t P«ge2 THE HARBINGER Thnriday, Nov. 7, 1M8 Thursday, Nov. 7, IMS' —^^—— THE••M.I HARBINGERUUkUU'lUKtn —^ ^___ P««» 1 DouMe Trouble I Who 's Parking WHere? Those Mystifying loaded Calls flB faculty, give the stu- ey Daae Coffee House ia moving campav her arsu Plague Us' ' deals a break. —TT to larger and safer headquar- wtUi books. Aloai came a Twice a Boref Reoently, we've noticed that ters. An official announcement hosky yoaag male. Ot»livio«s varioua faculty members are pertaining to the new locatioo to her pUght he yaaked open Seeing double? Hearing double? Thoee could be paridof tfaair can in the has not been made yet. that dear, shialiirii past her croaaaa atnoaoi paruB(W. and la. akaast kaatklag over serious symptoms. But, if you're a Harper student, don't • • « Superiolaadaat of buikBi«i Uul (Up •( a ywng lady. !t be alarmed. You've again seen Dr. Bergen Evans and The Harper yearixMk the Hal- and grooDds Robert J. Hucbas was all the caeM da to jamp you're about to again see Studs Terkel. cyon, is kMkbig for contribu- c. is providiflg palroM parking Mo the bulMtag balaea that tions. According lo Judy Reaa- You saw and heard both last semester. They're back. tot fcr taeql^ aiMJbwi in front daar agaiai ler, editor, the cootribotlons So don't be alarmed if for a moment you suspected serious of the Elk Grove boildi^ may be poetic, pbotographk ar phy^cal Impairment normally suggested by double vision. Ob a tpot ebock. we al^ litarary. tte cootributioo drive abaat tkree-qaar- What's happening to class at- in Why repeat this fashion? Why not use that in- ends Nov. 14. iflb tMdaoce? Is it trua tluit some novative technique of this marvelous media age and tape- daases are running at half at- record both. Then flash their pictures on a light-colored tendance? What's the trouble? wall for recorded playback. Saw a Boring lectures? Apathetic stu- In tfait fashion the college could save the fees thaae ckrcttlating the l» ofca eae Both gentlemen are fine speakers oo the long after- dinnar aad fdwation circuits. Why deny them appearance Letters To The Editor time in BtniUmliy or Cucamonga by again inflicting them second ! The of this rrnJssalnail qaabty again on the students? Isn't there any one else in the wilds Woukl you baUeva that* Evaaa' lactura wm a "sail- vouhl have bsttor attaod- of the Chicago metropolitan area who could wann the oat." What doaa thia sigr anca. It cartaialy gave a cultural chill at Harper? Barpar OaOate? At laMt about the mature decisive- dismal pictora of tha cul- And by the way, if Evans and Terkel could be lured not DO Um Sundays that the aaa af Hanwr tural cUmato af our ool- voices with the constant Bualc coBcarU are haU. I As far smile do lege achievemeat?" ask back for anooraa. why iin't former Chicago Baar Oaiikar- 'tafa. I. for oae. was am- Mrs. Resemarie warid Uka to have their problems. rapiy to the ioK lar our achool, Their loadest cora- Zerbe (she's on the left) aad back Jdtaay Morris baiag paged. He was the bifgest stu- Mrs. Bea aaaay writtaa oa the sup- ls about the laat concert could have pe that the eoHMTta (he stadent Who can't Marphy. They're at the deat draw last samaster, outpulling Evans and Terkel's Harper switch- a( at» been heU in aayaaa's be csarslid daa to his own lostmctors. combined "That's col- hoard In Building 4, Harper Grove. crowds by at laast thraMo-oaa. ladtflfl If thera have to ba douUa-tlakm rapaat speakers, take la lactare Tba to dent ofloa daoan't the It to its logical coociusion. Ra'^scheduJe all of last year's fkw. but with aa aaroU- kum a- tha meat of nearly 4,000. it name of tha taatmctor spaakars, and at laaat gat in a sponky parftemar — Mhi highcalfear would seam tttat a.coacert "U w hare la mukm aa ah- Morris — who can brtng out a crowd and carry Vmm Oaa groiv that I neat aeaea report and da net have across the popular goal line. fjnnphoay's Strh« af the two If ha tovolrH; I ) samaaBa naads a list of possible spankars, dent waa the Letter Reply "waa" Rarper't iwN«hhMH. This w aiaat think Arts laha tha Itaie u leak ap each that ean*! ha prapared. Hare's a saggaatad list to Mn. Bea Marphy la at tte U tha of a ^..n^ '*-*"* (WkUe the HARBI>rGER tries to promote 's cavsc recw4 la gal start soRw action: What about Paul nmpus events days. Mrs Homung? Lou The as mach as staff tad space limitations permit, lerhe to s aaae 2) w Boodreau? Jasaa Owens? Tony Zale? Hugh readers Hefner? Mike >y tett, as I Royko? should realize that oar faaettoa b primarily to report news Tlere's a stadent," Lcn O'Connor? woukl. that says Mrs. Roaemarie Zarbe. eveata. We have pahHiliad articles ea the CMWcrts aad and facoky **wha caDed to to report a pteaaed ahseace. He eaald of rocogniting the Evaas' leetare sad Hsted these events ia oar regalar fea- nte «aat describe that iastractor solely by airaltoalng that ha opportunity to tare, tlM Harper Caleadar. Those concerned with promot- caiTjr aas aKh a I dto •Jsy. tag eveats "htMaa*" eccarrences like campas should consider advertising in the Iha ilaaaait by ito( HARBINGER as a ragalar practka to hMare aiitiaatn tors for tetophona meaaafM to No ana advance notice.) accooBt for claaa ahaooce. Intact. I th« tothafraaUeaaltos. than adghl hav* a (Wklle a Uterary aad pUiaaapMeal rritlqae of aa adi- hi of tartal to somewhat rare, it to aona tha lets welcome. We at' had hapad tkat av ahviaw eisggnaWsa of the sitaatlon tendance of i » waald prrreat aay bitter feeUngs aad we feel that they people for the flrat served to help Uhistratc a valid point. §« iJI^Ttoaa than » > reMrii riaoe hy It pja. U af> Ira ukM M haw to Bad a SSHC Sessions? Harper Calendar a ft would ba a help if the oto- Tha stadant sanato of this coitofamil^p certainly has se^se- —»••• • araiaair toanaMaof 1 t .ii I wi 1 1 II u u r^ an^^m^BB^^B^an^^^^^BHm^^i^i^ia^^^^Mwnaama^ T — lected an offbaat tfana for tts naaatings. The luirmal, scheduled cant take minor sessions of the group ara at 2 Tto yM* Ut Hg saHchbovd to - p.m. on 'call home' or Mondays. Now that's a fhia time for a normal, "LttMr tog 4 ia for ovwyoaa's me. dtoy ftoal for»rt to call bayfriand. day-scheduled college. Consider flia fSMt that Harper continued, bat soaaalhiag wfll Wmto'." hava to be done classes don't begin until what a normally scheduled school at ll-oa a-a. at Napsivpi to ndtove Oda aa as. the caUs "evaofaig dhlitoa'* hours become effective. For that rtnoB, mula sessions should be haki ia tha ARLINGTON HEIGHTS evenings, with proper considerations made for the seathig board to the todi of NEWS AGENCY of ohaarvars — rtudents who might just want to listen and fromttolpjB. to watch tha proceedings. wtUlLD The majority — the overwhelming BOOK STORE number — of Har- from T SM:(t p'*- S W CampMI St. per students should be entitled to such a consideration. lit. BGH8 AHiattaa Haiftoi, NL For this flees to majority appears here for class schedules in the Um. U — MaMHiB dt raodUr evening dinclMH. Uie •wr tun pasMtack tosto — from the first class in tba late aftamoon to tha win ba feaU Hi Kearn AlJi •! Mas are •warped." w99f S,MS nOM last session near the midnight hour. BCRS Tb* purpoaa ta la ii»- ruai Um Tn-Lrvfl ApH^te Certainly this could be arranged Mrs. Maiphy Mrs. MONARCH - CLIFFS by Uie senate. Sritrai. — Mrs. Bea Marphy. the "day side of the Harper switch- Kerhe saM they're to Dmdllm day lor Mib- ronaALR rrvaUvF wriunif board," smiles the same way. regardless of the odd take aay BARNES I NOBLE fki Mil Mra '• ttw II aaaka ft work to «r»o »i (taff la i-aadtohaip Snubl* laea r» o teddento that apset the patient switchboard routine. boM: MmMM edldl- BulMlnsS Uon m _8t« ^AartaluilPraJSMor Rovpkvn. nids. S She has b«en with the college since the beginning. As Snethif Csrtt, Cas^if ' The Harbinger Ha*. IS — Baakrtball (ain«. at Elsm. 7 30 pm Evrryon* b* aae of the pioneers she kaows where to find practica^jr 2S3.t«41 PHONI X U rira- Utm to rlM^r tttr Hawks lo anyone. Bat don't, she waras, iarget the of yon Imagine »ioo» Town tnow un*: name that "Can being dsit) i.n. p.ni. Terry S. Babb. Editor a vktory' i 10 UwNi r iBstmctor. to pinpoint a member of onr jraar aii.^ Lind, Ma*. IS — Baakrtbati ar»ln>t Mary Executive Editor the faculty from a vagaa d»- TntoB. Ulcr*. 7 .W p m. Karl G. Buttstadt. Managing Editor »•«• " — Harp»r Col1«v pc«- David Garland. Sports Editor girl freshman Roxanne Hansen smiles the • • n 1 1 niamtwr Orrlintni Can»n at 400 pm In calm smile befitting an active stndent. She's active Paula Alexander, Business Manager as BGHS audllortum — frc« Another FIRST a Harbinger suffer and as a member of the stadent «mh ID LOVE Terry Carter, Circulation Manager senate. Ma*. IS _ (hot Barfclnxpr dtt- US ? pnoiQ(cwA^ Bill Bohnhoff, Photo Coordinator trtbuted on ntwatuindii At "T^anfc^ •k tys cstchiag Let STAFF: ! FOC THE AS stARcHao HATE I REAL M£ Reporters: «« LON« J COATS Roxanne Hansen, Barbara Rumatz, USf~~ >3w Pat Tenerowicz, Edward Spencer, Pat Evans fvf TnRMMM vMrtf # Ccwpvn Photographers: Dan Harris. Doug MacDonald. Cat Caeh a Saa4a< a Twaodt Isvtd Write, to M. laap Valwt iiwMNf Captf Advisor: Henry Roepken, assistant professor Yaa a««4 •nly a Publi«h«l hoic* monthly ty and for Iha Mu«*ntt of Wlltlam Ralnay THE hillfolW tita Harpor Colfaga. 510 D* Grova Blvd., Ok Gre«« VUlaft. Ml. S0007. HARBINGER MwuQ^a. Appahd Tatopheno: «37-7000. BAK STUDIOS ION. RANDHURST • LOWER LEVEL Myl»l-N IWnlffMf 1*111 talt (frit *' I i i j m -jiijuj-»iji ifc n II II f ( ^ ly / \ J' » -r^.* iBtn* Thursday, Nov. 7, IMS Page4 TH9.AARBINGER Uniforms Selected OPEAL For New Squads Harper's four new cheerlead- ance will display group mem- Clara ers are working on original bers: Vicki Andersoo, Roxanne FIND cbeera under the direction of Basch, Sue Bettis, 1§, YOULL us IN hutnictor Martha h. Bolt. Hansen, Sue Heimerle, Carol Light marooD sweaters and Metxel, Suzanne Mootaboo 6^eninqd pleated skirts display the gold and Jan Weismann. Harper "H", costumea that Mask win kc from the Tt- the girls have chosen. Jeau Brass aclectiaas s( Officers for this year's "Magic Trvmpet." "Tljiiau eheerleading squad are Cap- Taxi," "Spaaish Flea" and tahi Donna Beig aad Secre- the shew theme "Music t« tary Pat Tsnerowics. Watch GIrU By." AtyniiHny the cheerlead- Plans for future performaooea ers' cry for Hawti victories are beUig made. They includo ."^GEORGE will be Harper's Pom^ "Boogaloo Beat" and "Jazz Im- Corps presenting half-time eo- provisatioos." The corps hopes tertainmeot to And some men to present a Their uniforms are bor- comic sliow. gaady culottes and tops Tbe corps meets every Moo- trimmed with gold sequins in day and Wednesday at »:15 that all bOOT ^ the a victory "V." p.m. in the Elk Grove fiekl- smart The corps' first peCorm- College girls are making Real Gaorga . . . that's Ihi Qsoria Boot. Soft ana Rainey Daze Moves On comfortable . . . like an old shoe. How about that Jane Spore (left) wm •fUciany auBCd al Secretaries Associatioa meeting at the brass bucMal prefideot of the Harper CoOefe braaeh Drake and Sons Pancral Home, Park To New Headquarters ByGoorta. buy •I tke Pntare Secretotlai «f AaMriea. Ridge, Oct. 21. The Harper groap If The Rahwy Daze Coffee a io oompliaace with Ore de- Mary EUen Ragf, kufBett favlrMtor, part of the Park-Plainet chapter of Gaom today onaa win bo hi a no* presented tbe new prwUeBt with a gavel national aasoclation. room for ance to 35 paraona. That ai at the chih's iavestltare !!• tka NaUaa- who like tha was on Thursday (Oct. SI). I hi thair music. Miss Basik saM i na chih's faculty spoMor, lo- war* BBderway at stroctor Aaaa Maria Bazik cf with •IHcials af ihi the coonaoBag aarvice, said iag OHvch of the Bally gpMt Lahti Renews Contract pressure feam Are ettdala led to the ahaBdoamaat of tha arifl- AmiMr uproar trlggarad the aal qsantn in Building I. Cfaahi of events which led tn tbe their headquarters for Dr. Mbsrt B. LaM in quarters of tiie coffee The laat prsasntathai was o< Harper OoDagt, win held there on Ttanday (Oct. newest winter fashions! toWi Elk Grave VllUfe Are afB- 10), ciala termed the cr [Softiv squared fashions in fine footwear, Quad BOOli the lack af twe cxIIb Featuring: the folhywiog Thursday (Oct express today's casual mood. Youll like their wide* iMng Oetobar U, at a Ore and safs^ hasards." 17). track look. the«f rugged buckles and trimmad asoe ii« ef ttM Harpw After carsfM hMpactton of Iho H.I.S. • WRANGLER seams. Buy oftrataashal The next fM af Iha roam avaOahla hi Baihih« • fdr Rainey Daze crowd 00 sach activities, alai af Odobv IS. EG fire Chief PRIDES CROSSING '• AILEEN looNfl Thnraday (Oct M) ta the coi- WUUam CUIford and Fire Ueu- lege s band room is the Elk DonaU Kufan said tb^ GAY GIBSON Grove One laat actmtjr wolfJ ; Jika A. JOYCE SPORTSWEAR t Jamaa J. HMdy; MB- hi the C m,mm: Dr. L. B. JONATHAN LOGAN and many other. . 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Trim, maKuline •f"^SA 253-9632—Randhurst—Townhall Level ^ Levi's styling ICE \ gives SKATES you the look you want • CCM ... tile Levi's look! • BOBBY HULL For The New Oaly one of • NORTHLAND many stylea SKI MOVIE $698 in pullover 4 /, . cardiicana Warren Miller L Elk 6rm Hi|ti AiAtiitai Cemplcf* StJtetieiis FRI..N0V.29-8PJL of Other Uvi't in make-up^ Go to OMitiN $1.00 the best stocked $4.98 to $8 Ntrtlwest Ski Clib iMsntetie bar around UMMrs CYCLE RANCH ILLAGE 1800 N. Rwd tU. Palatin* CAMPUS SHOP , . . Downstairs SHOP for MEN & BOYS SP0|?I3 . V J •( r \ Thursday, Nov. 7, 1968 "toe HARBINGER Page f Hawks Practicj^Jor ^SportScopo :V Opener Basketball ununnniinutLnuv.uu McAndrcws duto and Mik Deuding. In addi- basketball team Maine East. Ed Harper's Rich lUxtaiguez. a Ray Vitha in the 100 lb. class tion to this, Bspd wrestling coach Ron may start with a winning se*- at this point. Ron frosh will try his hand at the win- holds the edge head McAB*ew8 is a S-9 Boosemer msy have a big aoa under the direction of Rodriguez are and Jeff Jacoby wiU Plaiaes spot. Coduto and on the mats if Straud the Hawks (neh freOi Dea ner this winter coach John Gekh as M Deuding is wrestle off the 167 lb. Prospect both from Palatine. field an en- have-to tough 25-game aad Spore fren Mt he can manage to lor a Heights and Straud is favored more tn»h who pUyed at from Arlington team. The Hawk coach has class. Illinois junior to a M tire time. for St. Viator. for 177 ibs at the present High School last played talent to work with however Prospect the held by Mellen, a native of Liber- Tht 191 lb. bracket is winter. He inree la Mean* — aU in a few weight classes. opens against Elgin North Subur- Berwanger, while Ray tyville, was an all has no oae la the Paul at Elgin, at 7:30 p.m. Prospect. Bessemer CoOeae. League guard two yaars Steerbo, a 100 lb. grapplar, The guard prospects include ban llS-iyvclass. He does, hew- Nor. 15. LttAtyville High SchsoL ^""*— the heavyweight divi- aophs Jim Mellen, Angeto Co- afo at over, have soaw mea who ^nm . Gelch is optimistic about his aleag weU. Teas sk».~ for winning havo'came a's chances a to Bessemer be the bett 123 'According the league is Wahlaad may tiMikoatti, area't the oaly goad tbe 130 bracket, tfcoae past tha jnniar poaader. Ia "In the He cited Al 0»U%. Ran- BUI Kalewel, a froah (ram Ar- •aea. college' teams ham eoavvad and aad Bab dy Gerstaag. Salter Saul favorably ia with llBgtea Heighta JbiLJMgue ae wrestlers with pa- fresh tram Maaal Jaceby the larger schools sad univer- Traasch. a Pisspart. wH Oght it eat ftr sUias. \ IVHawks' headman expecU, 1 "We the starth« aad. "V ^•^W/ll start slow, bat I think we In the 197 lb. ciaoB Mika Par- aid sarprisa a few psople. 1 piayen guaon of HoffBiaB Estataa "i dont sapoet to do wall in the kitUs wt'flda eems to havo tho odfo. At 14S Munde- _ of the aeaaoo. We're •I te. Tony Warrington «f Miteh- "ahrw to avoid injuhos, ter. fre leia is tops. At 1S3, Don aapoet to Qaiah wail." aar «t Palatine gets ths aod. bat wo Tm^ still IssUiv far • start- ing five We have a good group ot pUyers. tt's fotng to be Short Of As rifsrsas in jbis Kickers tat 'SB play a rugged baB gams. TaaH ass «rila a diHsrsBCS from Hw y^ school Full Soccer Team ball played in this area. The reis don't caO 'baby fouls' in sh«t «f the 11 roqaircd ta Bold It takaa U ataa ta play eaOsfsball" cer. Harpor camat^ IMhos four afaU A vwisty «( tataot ha^ ths roea poslag as an n maa team. iwsnirilifl IWi Tin r- ooBUlsadto Bat tfasyVo kicking on. oat far tha I ty mtai caoM latra-mural director Roy tha psariHMIir of G^leh of tha Kaaras callsd (or soccer tumeat Maagr DavoWIByi u tl» I-M program during the moot opoiisMod piayw oat ior HoUi first waek of thia faU samiator. kiths the tfloofi. "Wmy is our most ex- ark* waat hkk Twa players appeared, "nay Par la parioaead playsr." where "Bo's a fBod shooter (rom I-M aad oiasUs " both ttw iMido la ' a to 1 pjB. Ha playad flwd at Nsrtli ) as tha Park CoD^B. la Wgb Coach Joha G«lch sits vrieliy (a rare narodays. •'4" m psaad gaai^ OedgUng Hawk backetcert m Uvoagh paces. at Pala- te m Volleyball Begins BUchwf f HeighU. a M at Wheel- aii has leek- Intramural Program oifsoiaaa Tbe hitramnral program has A cloaed is a M wiU be starlsd skortly for iMMcted its Orst wtnlar actlvl^ meat Elk Grave coi- aith eood-voOsyball ovary Tasa- Psrsst View and II elaosos saly. day at t is in the EOt Gnm Isfs I iislliag Ha «aa also play lorward. hi gyoH aader the direction of Opea wraothag will bagki Misa Martha L. Bolt, physical Jaaaary poets laciode Dare fltachel. a lastiaetar. sad Roy VII tnOmtm tnm Bsgiaa adacatioa that the ctabs ars , looraa. tatramural athlstic Esuu-i; Ljle Ussoaas, a M G. dbaelar. Eearao says that the sta- hat year. Ha plaaa ia- deoU wfll be watktag an the facnky members for vol- fermatlaa of dkao ch*a. Jod* Isyball and baaketbaU g Oak to reattaalag tUa year Invited wkh stadeat Praak Laew. Students Laew plaas ta eaiphasttc the Ikeery aad pkBaaopky ei jjada. To Group -^ If ih» hot of ihi$ ittag m»tt yoa a t»9» tm *miTf-n*i. thM'rwft»t it t db Si* utOvdut/ The collage's counseling asr arkleh win N> ai^a la Taiailsji and Thnrsdays Itvoi 1 9 fan aff^-*e sar-aia aWwr 9:UtalO:30 r < lalMrtw dwc < Is tai The bowhog teams wiO rcactlaa Thm»'» • Uttf eimt» dot inrndtftM on Mondays st Elk Grove Bowl pTF-rcgittratiM pert- tiiiA i^m m»tm >t vmr doim-to tm0t. sUrt their toar- at 1:00 p.m. to awf eds ki late saaiaicr. ft tf/tt90tu9$ § fMSfWHae wm nament on NoveoUwr 1. The ntt§ dunng f^ fint of atadsats who would like to Itfttcm tM ft chd> is tooUag fer toa awmbors It at ton Mtolm or ihmtgad, taka part la taa oipsn- fuKfrnm. ffo^ to bowl in extramural com- /tow for ifm fmt Hirm, adiomond Jatai at U:lp ooeo eaa aiislkni petition it rodHv formrtr. MyS»Ou», br s.m. to 1 p.m. on Tcwsdsys. Basketball will ine«t oa Orongo tlotoom: M040 Mendayt aad Wrdnesdayi at U that ttao ia vollrybaD will reatia- for f:IS and ae ta n the t:U slat aa Taca- \ la sack groap coaMoBag, Bve daysi to 10 persons meet under the loadsrahip of a trained coun- BROWSE and BUY attht lo tte specilk ^taX*^jJti*- jnrpese ef grwip i isawMag Is j^uATM^ aiaa *^ hi ^MW jdaaa. apwawww paa ^H to provide a Beaasly wirieh yoa may lean 2 N. Dunton OVIMMMMIil yeoncU and y< Downtown Arlington 358-9234 no c oanssling ssrvice is J.SV0WDA50NS Arlington Heights hsadpartond ia BoUdbig s. 16 South Bothwell Bsrpor Grovo. Tbo dtosclor is Palatine, Ml. iti. Dr. "nianas C. Saward. aaa- date] r rf?'^ » X. «r«'V*^ -J—0- >» " «- i * ^ V / V ^ * HARPER COUEGE Nixon Won! Vol. 2, No. 5 J Monday. Nov. 18. 1968 No Surprise Ingel" Nixon ByLandslide; HHH2nd ^- s=:-jS5« ^— CktrSf Students Cram / /r^V- EG Campus: Crisis jam " Accepts •1, SSHC "i>y^- Elected Reps gssar: ~ Election Swing on ^-^^ jl-St '-t Mi^M^^MMaw ifc ^W »M^ i»»- V Tkia waa the edMM that the sweep to Rich- M. NIzML BMidta o( HARBINGER PoU pr»- tt ladn la leot. Nixon antraa Vkc Praaident Hnbert hi the campu poQ. decttoa dnlr- MMt«rlal alaedtw. Dofke lacisli RkiMrd M. Vbrnm ia tka praal- WHnHi Dtfkt ty* ke wID c«»- tkat a tcrlM af procoival regsIarillH aad It aaataa m bo Gaorfa WaUaca fallewad daaajy t» pron f^ tiM wmtlftttoB of ro- the rctarM —accaptaMa. for HARBINGER vttkll7i ^ h d» na It ataat watrfi alaet- taiak^totha haU It waa raeaUad that a Tha lint adktai of Oia ae- Nmr. I. Nina dU ate. la ad dvtag Om caati awilai aae- a lth Dopka'i wd aaaatar (Manday. Sapt 30. IM) a«kttaja«iag alacttaa Oct. lo, van ae- DiplH. wW h aetiTlty Aada to tab tba tka fnO-pafa kaadUaa. caniad kii by Iha govcrniag badjr at ft^nlmg lingBlMHy ehargas, aatlrc bill Howarar. at tka Oct lat Not. M, « nwctlac. later dmtfaM a a BieeUng. tka aaBaiors agraad af *a aa«r Bark Muytlm «h*4 iigiapkii akaal that tbey ikouki pay tka HARBINGER H« tlM NMrik •( iiiHliai ataiwi chargaa tbemaalvaa. tkc lirMii ficlali. Ilw la ia- Bd Difha Halad ateat «m Mi li ll ili i la tka lact atacaara^eaBapa T«la. Ika aaaalan ara wm t wm Wk Oraaa cumfm calataria. am- * f*v- Aeeardlac to aauaOjr railablt mtmf The aMaa araaaMalfaaMiM. aoveaa. tha alactlaa iaaaa ia aat attka NizoD awcpt in by a landilide at ttM pay tka taal af a taMl Vk»PnaUaat mm IWWwVK lag la Harper •ar tka Nar. U I raa a pear iB- dhdt Ua Ua a Ma4 tkatapieof I How to Survive Professors TnH la a r»- af the Underground Makes "(ACP) . - (Tba State TMckar />'' can be an laralaabla aaaet to ta4 Moves for Approval yoiL They can alao be Ounlaf flaakies Y«r foal k to aeoU At the tune, a i tka lattar, wkalkar yon kava to ThaadHarafai the only way to drap tka eeMraa. laaea ifhaol ar for di graaad "Itarary" aiagarine is to Oattar I the cooBlnr to do tt. Nixon, Hnmpkrey and WaQaoa. to hate tka project "le- tkoa ri^ into a eama. b a Ta raflaet Mlka al Iha wheeVai tker kehevad waold ha iaM ha la Uai. Take htevaai far a heer. ^aF^H^Ffini*nPr ITIUMCIffllftlP til iif II aiilii la aalilsid lal iliiiii sa Taft wllk a lap aad M hh. That braaght tarth niaa far TUa. ha aaM, waoU make tka aahl ha ataaady haa yaoYa kal far Hai. H yaaVa a Eagaae McCarthy. PVaak a "lapal" malirial "of a UtMwy faaaale. aiake a play Hr Ua. by eraa If yaaYe pailiealarfy Needs Talent E4wari of Novembar S. agiy ftdattat,ha{ Ha daacittad Oia Calling all moaka^ talent h«i wtdi Praak BareBi. diiec- farmat aa a ha la year Three college nlpate ywipa tor of atndeot actlvitiaa "la alaaaM U ta » yao'B tear Daley. ve hxiking for thoaa ooonply wttk reipiirad Be plaaa la dtatrfbala it ia te afl kKikwd spedaksta. WriMaa dMit alap thwa. Elk Grove campus cafeteria. the hall If he if yea can Maw a The Yippia pig paBad akt bid- The ecBtorial ataff af Bh pak- Daaaey said he waa la- It raise ar saw aa a shrlag I kits. Pev kdala eanlad ean- bcatkn woaU be l ecaBriaad erivadla a atayiar poKktahlw If he's married, baby-ait for yea auy he tut the flQCOtB MK9I flSl • - ' like dulia and org*- M eaapaa at ma. — -^y.; "v bim ir this doeaat win him' waled far the HC "I cant mark Oils baDot.** I an. Valvcnity. Osh- over, kidnap the baby. If yoa do areheatra. Iha Bm Pls.. wiwn he wa« na HARBmCBR PBB la this often enoogh, yoa'U fiahh charas ar ttw lar far twa yean. Tlie Bw paat haa aassttsati sta- the semaatw- with a profltaUe hand. a m faad, the lam ataaDy there was 4is- deats aa t aati aversial tapict. day avykndal1 foor-popnt. ,^ la ch*a far thahr trihaled afl eaaipas. In particular, the commAiity The resolts have always been He named other macnbtn of BlackBMll Un. erea V yoa ardwatra elaae ta the aarai upaitc d ia weak] the prapaaad pakHeatiaa'B ataff have la aiake ap Hes abaat viola aadl gaaaral college aai MliaisBy pay iv ex- KaMk Katck, & his paat. Leave a ca^ af Pra- wRh Dr. and aophonon Karea va4a te his CMt and ^ the George Makas of th^ aniaic de- At all timea, the naatta hava aaid Barpar'a daaa of M. Saltan, art and lito-ary aa- a^Mlalatratlaa aa hUi. If partment or J. Robert TlUotaon, clearly shown attitudaa af Hai«- Dr. Jaaiaa Banray, yaaYa Mg. thraetea to beat director of the commnnity band. par College atudeolB. t J jai„2:a. i : A 7 / < N^^' I _IHE HARBINGER Monday, Nov. 18. 19^ PUti __ Monday, Nov. ISvlSSB" THE HARBINGER P«I9I ^Arfob Agency? POPULAR BRAND Is this college an educational institution or an employ- authentic ^ ment agency? Inflatable Practically every student' has a job. Many who aren't Reproductions on a pay roll haunt Building 8 anxiously scanning the "job "Blowups^ board" for $1.50 an hour, 12.25 an hour or better paying are useful as spots. Pillows—Bolsters There's what ahnqst appears to be a thoughUess con- Tables spiracy drive students toward a job, and the student to Room Decorations handbook thoughtfully points out the college's placement officer as one of the "people to see at Harper College." Also: He's a fine man and he's doing an excellent job. GIANT 19" BEER There's no quarrel about that. CANS MADE OF The illogical aspect of the whole thing is this. College HEAVY GAUGE METAL. years should be learning years. That means study, study, YOU CAN GET ALL study. Not, get this job, get another job, study, work again OF THESE AT at another job, study a little t)etween — then concentrate on anotbar job. For many organizatiao> in the community, Harper Is FRANIVZ seen as a source of unskilled labor. Imagine the same CREATiVE iMSiment of the University of Chicago, Northwestern Managing editor Karl BnttsUdt helps another of the eight Uidverstty or any other such institutkia. Those schools Miss Uady Wadle dUpUy a late edltlea maatty ontleU which carry the stadeat CORJVER would work and work bard to destroy such a negative ef at Keefer's T as a civic and college service. 1W HARBLNGER Pharm- The Great Pumpkin rolled Into the HAR- campw. He entertained for a time in the ADULT PARTY SHOP image. acy la Moaal Prospect Thb baslaees Is BLNGER office to share Harper College by noir should be considered for what a few ghostly EG campus cafeteria, peeked into some Randhurst Townhall Level It ii tatanded to be: A community college which prepares memories with Business Manager Paala parked cars, issued a few "spooky" com- 253-9631 men and young woaien for other colleges and uni- yomg Alexander. The Letters To The Editor revered symbol of Hal- ments and vanlibed again tatb the Umbo vwiilas, which prepares many for profidracy in techni- loween bad a bnsy time on the Elk Grove of all cal and prafanknal careers, which prepares ethers for the Sir: ot say that it is'tlnw (or with the wtttort Halloweens. chiyienge edacattonal cultural to dM tasai flf fwead — and — of this complex I ain writiag Ii i society. to tbo Octobw- 14 •dttorial. \m- I tMi* that the Hai^ by Myiai, •'Wo blagw has ovwactad to Why not stick to that phikMophy. EcUpse this businev "A 'Pereeftd' CaO; Aa In- thqr wUL" Kv« tha Uftat awsitinB - lbs at^ about providing "job opportunities." Put education in Uie tack BfStHii tha Oettiac tato Um meat of for^roond — and keep U there. It awssts that ns attach is est the "Vlsw freai d» Ml- thw. lsr% Desk" is actmBir a view Itqbi a IscBsd fess&. Mr. WvM*U Pntaps tiM iyadMl is TooMuch Going OMHt to show the adltar that takss hack ta the to a(- ^ doss it not? a Aft Tba wwd mbtly ta this eeotnt v'ai^ For the Active mm W woaow B Orsg aa tssno baa bcea craalad PA I fB«* tMa Isttw ta my to OB aa wtarial ML TiM FLASH!! Art certain Harper students Involved in too many stu- la raad imj taUwr Maybe aait tiaw the adi- dntacttvittair Us idMol TMrtook tarial RANBBVmST also wnia for bis After ndewlng rsoMit lanes «( the HARBINGER, we was Iha CAMERA SBOF papsr). Ba said What. I bat we codd da found that about 10 studenU predominate in several \ ha was glad t> ssa that I has all the Fla§h PtaaOir. ba aniBtaat, da bad dtocemed, bttwoae bulbs or other shHh and tnith in Um Brat take on four of five extra-curricular or yirid (Bdher't f«yljr: camera equipment part of my kttar. (Tbaak*. Grcf. Rearf yeer lal> activities, carry a full-time class schedule and be success- you need. •r osii* ful in all o( those obttgatloos? "can** la He WM eeafosad bf ths lar wtth wtHmfAmA Of a new excitiair ator* the Utlt vat dsBund tad Mctxid part saying that I Wrtto agale Map. \/Mm% for — 392-4600 Strange as it may seem, sdrae ol these studeitts also f men and young men to to radOato. Let \Timn tan deMy Saye [ work. featurinf the moat popa* HMMAMMMMMMMMMMMMM da it clear dial I Manjr «< Uwm ainn i pndae of the hlgheit order. Isur quality brands of They are the drfvliiff force of this yeong college's student eloClung and furnishings body. Th«^uestion is: Does this type of over-inv The Harbinger I .-.. Your choice of a - Palatine Dae. Handvl'i Maaalah. 4 p m . Jaeger Jantzen or Maclean Sweater EC rampu* aiHlltortum ( ft59-4S44 — Shetland or Lambs wool) , Terry Dm. It — BaUrtball Harprr vi S. Babb, Editor aaak Vanar. Umt*. at Sauk Vat- l«r. P m. Mary Lind. Executive Editor 10 MORE PRIZES MMMMIa !»«•. 14 — Baskrtkall Marpvr wt. Grand Rapldi Mirh at CraM Kart G. Buttstadt. Managing Editor Say "hello" to Freshman Barbara Smith. The Calen- Gant, Arrow and Enro Shirts Rapldii. S p m ARUNGTON HEIGHTS David Garland. Sports Editor dar Girl really Isn't hard to find, if yea'D leok closely (your !>•• la — rortjtn film Tfca JM choice) yon'U find her behind the counter of the Elk Grove Btowa." tit pm. Rm. vn. BO NEWS AGENCY Paula Alexander. Business Manager ramput We want you to see our new store. Come in and register anytima campns cafeteria. TaO, blonde and lovely, she adds — HarlMncar am tba ealleta ncwa- Terry Carter. Circulation Manager itaitaa. between now and Saturday, November 30. some spice to the cafeteria fare. BOOK STORE Bill Bohnhoff, PtKrto Coordinator —-—- Drawing for prizes will tie held Saturday, November 30 «t 11 I W. Campball Sf. a.m. (It is not necessary to be present to win a prize) ArliaftM HaifkH, III. STAFF: •mt ISJOO iMtarfeack Store Hours: liikt Reporters: Roxanne Hansen. Barbara Rumstz. the 40 West •nr iJUOOWkt Pat Tenerowicz. Edward Spencer. Pat Evans 9:00 to 6:00 Mon.-Tue8.-Wed.-Thura.-Sat. village Palatine MONARCH - CUFFS Photographers: Dan Harris. Doug MacDonald. Fri. 9:00 to 9:00 square Road .. n»tw 358-4800 BARNES I NOBLE Advisor: Henry Roepken. assistant professor "^ StatiMttt. MiiniMt. Publl»h«« iwlc* r^Alir fey »nd tor tfw ttudwiM af William Ratnay Harper Callat» SIO Dk Oniva Blvd.. Clk Ormia VUlata. IN. VKOJ. PHONI 251.M41 Tal«»hena: 437.7000. ^ . %• O-v^ '^ I Monday, Nov. 18. 1968 Page 4 THE HARBINGER C-C Golf End Strong Season s The Hawk vanity citMs-coun- The Hawk harriers did a little try and (olf team* «nd«d their better in league competition, / nine teaaooa in much better farm fi nifhing seventh among than tbey started with good fin- teams in the conference meet iabea in cooference and atate r»- Thuraday, Oct. 24. Defending i4ifppp Bari'y Johnson was the B's a girl for Dr. and Mrs. Minn. U. Prof Hawhr aanbar two naa in 14th niamaa C. Saward. pUea ««k a flaa of 17:S. Mka Nancy Lmisa Seward was Ehrart took »th with a mark of bom Nov. • ia Nwthwaat Oam- Lauds Harbinger U:M to round oat the top three. munity hoapitaL The bahy weighed in at 7 pooada, 7 The last three Hawks to place Words of praise for The HAR- would like to announce were Scott Hupka in ZTth, Dan BINGER frOBH aa expert in the the director of coun- flaldak: Schneidec in Slst, and "nxn Seward is Dwyer in3Mh. aeling. J. C. GRAND OPENING Sin of the SehMl «( JmrnmUmm *" of their new shop and Masa in i i "I ilhw. Qi^ ahoat Hatpar'a aewa- November 18 and 19 lioto^^ at the " .% .1 aai really la- preaacd by the bright. aUrae- P Palatine Square Shopping Center •k ift Ut Palatine Road and Bothweil Ihe aewa of yMT pa- per."hewra«e Palatine yjn la the Htf fer a Ym aaa^ mIv • BAK STUDIOS RANOHUtCT LOWH LfVEL RoUing MeadotcM ShopjUng CenUr For The New LOQKS in immk^MPt Go to the he$t Btocked conneiie bar around • Levi's PRESS-SORE Rugged ftrptch denim gives you built-in comfort! Trim, maacullne PRETHANKSGIVING SALE Levi's styUng givo on you the look you want Evening Gowns and Cocktail r^ Dresses ... the Levi's k)ok! Overbought, Overstocked and Under-priced $698 Beat The Rush For Your Holiday Party Wear Compltf* Stltctieiit '" .-' and - - Beat The High Cost of Living of Other Uvi't Prices slashed betow WHOLESALE $4.98 to $8 A Wide Range of Sizes, Colors. Fabrics and Prices. Mrt M * wMi *ari *« A P i l l lli ii !«»»- »i | »i jTvioDAloNs 10 N. Dunton, Arlington Heights CAMPUS SHOP . . . DowruUdn 77lMt;t .Sen*- Open Men. thru Sat., 10 to 5:30 Thurs., 10 to 9 i J -r— ^ —--'< II ^ r* a \ I ringJlnrollment Soars .-\ Predict Record HARPER COLLEGE Vol. 2. No. 6 Class Group Thursday, Dk. 19. 1968 Another increase in ent^ M and 31. moot if eipectadfbr the ^idag Specifically, pr»TegiatratkiD for biO^ime returning atudeots Ragiitnr Doob B. SUinbury it opeo until Jan. 10. ngel" iadicaUd Ifa* Jnnp by projected From Jan. U throu^ 24, full- ' e( curreot and put tlBM tmt atadnH wil have Pf»n«ii(ratiaa privOflCM. !.«( ike w- A aomi "BipraaB lUgMn- tioa" ia whecMed for retuniing •f the Buyer Callece itaA^ part-tilM atodaota Jan. 11 in the Elk Grove campua cafeteria. New part^ime atudeots can Mtt —pertapc 4,- whii through diia sama ragia- tratka prooaaa on Jan. B. Both b (^ tint MBMtar ol the the nth and the »lh are Satur- erihf*'* 9«ui« Hi* - bMk in days. Iht ftl of 'f7 - the itudeot Waiting and paper aboflUiv hMd omait hM 1.725. In the will be at a »««'*««—' ! tbk qirtog of '«. IJM were en- Expreas RagiitrattaB. aald raUad. nil faU aemMtv SJB li^Md area Aowing dnt HI the earellacata tidOB va alatad tm I far dM fafl of -CT with the That's abant tha mh ifaBaaiMal Marked Imtum*. WHh the saaM tacreaac appMed te the «B be offorh^ (an *« llgw. the spfl^ m- Mdd sear wcfl be- prograa la I dM iM> mark. hi a BMva la fal aa- (or Broahdaamof It aOdally began Dec. ngoraa ttmn that the caOaga hw UB (kriUiBa (raahoMB and tm AMm laphHMroa. Pait' of Jaa. ». Dopke Issue Leads to Action •tadent art la as display Ib the fojcr the display matrrlab. The oriflnality af arau o( the cnqpMS. C— iwita frtMn haighteaed by aaaa tha ML - aa tta baaia of tha "wtfteaJ" to "acalB tUnt" have be«n Bake a raretal a( tha Mdaat ^riry caManl^ tha kMUri fram thoa« who paase to laapcct worthwhile. «f Mi. hm rfShriaat la ha daarad to- A. DaplDi to III III! I ol!!£i£= Issue Still Smokes la tta CIgaralta aalaa ia the baofc- atadaala. Tha stadaa thoy iriU ha«« thair to aadir dahate afiia allawad to pareteai paa whara tha aala af wfll aat ha a oaaa- K waaM ha pat toto tha ab if ThaThe Harper Cblivt Sadaat aclMUaa taid. wM ha aUa to Of WHIM by al Ba aia. ^ _t^, ^ laala paaaod a af md- 1*'^ Whaa aaliad Ha iplalaa aa tha cipnttoa ia tha a ao- * iaaae. ProaidoBt Dr Robert af J" E a Afrfl, IM and v Mai ad wk Lahti aaid that the bookatoro ia hattia lapattta fM^ " **^ with the high «a( thame Octuci. 10iw ~ ' - . .. . J. •j ? • •* to ^ ^ HjnB BHara a cMaaa^aor y j dacbaed the •a atacfcs of boaka aad baaa of »« ho* f^rAt tti thwMh Wit f^H year, th* toss, waa ^ l"^ . p,^ ^..^ag tha latfatratiaa c^aratloa aehaal aal flHaalllaa aad a ^ Thehi th— k^ h^ "hMliaia "* art- r^'^rrri"— • rr^ weak to OMre thaa aaoagh ofBdab moat likely worid aat pac. I aiMa a caB ty aiore g. ^..^a of Nallad haatatea Dee 4 SSSaTsator "la order to dear (ha air of the Robert WtaU. who ia- LaMl baUarea aU tha yooag is spUt Wsa aiahay da aat ah- tha vtolattoaa at Iha '• lartlgalail tha toaaa toat qirtiv. adatta at Harper Aarid ha Jaet to tl|a aato of fIgwitiM W iwWaaid aa tha haa ahawa tha baakatod'a atti- alfciaad to paiehaai cipaaMM, Iha bookalara aad Oaor of Iha 88BC oa Dae. 3 at S tada aa heii« haBafkdal ta the hat added that la aoathar alx aay It woold be coa Expert Analyzes 7 Groups Of 'Way Out' Students (ACP) - St) LaKkiag confidence in "the adaata, aMwugh to- —The paarif*. wllhihwni aad read- A theory that he doea aot EatahMhnaal," atadanU era la BBBriMr. forlB the itadaat h«.lla|ha8 oaBaetadli aan- iCTsa with eoataada that tha HB- ciiuoaaig aaa oppoeng b. i ney two la ttraa pw eaat af — The paaaHre aad »• her of to raat ia yooth to a Qwvloai of view adatta, the guteraBwat a jreaOi aa hi yro- admidatratora -Tha actMat wha to deeply ^Tht and per- TlM Dr. he de> petratora of tUa "aatahUahod Pari T. af tha -Tha hy aadaty to h^ wayofifa,"Ktag8aid. • to gratify (this ia- ata- to partly tMvaiaHi af 1 and to rabd agalaat thto praa- rihtefar aheaatton. he said. TUs two to three per ). aad wtthdtaw tmn a After sMtag to (Teat af a aakl. to of the aadaty aad Ma that makea TV aol tar Ihsasaaii of hoan, to soeMy. 4H, aei a* iboae ifha jfli IWBltnfc, Kfi4 aaid. "the yeath eaaaot relate to to- 'Harper Colle^ the Jnniar Chamber of < that dlMdaals. He baa Bttte prae- a On The Air" 1 1 c e to pe r seaal relatiea- aevea aiajer —Iha taaaty ttrwi^ the reoaNa of aaaa tha aaad for The yealh sees aa cmlreo- Some peychohigiats fed there Sunday, Jan. 19 valaM. but is afraid to act. neat tlut Is dUBcaN la coih really nothtog wroag with —The political game piayar tral aad withdraws frosa M. youth, he contlmied. Aheoation 3 p.m. er bee aat and alratagiat. Pareotd permiaaivaoaaa may is a D etfort, dictated by WCLR — 850 (Klir'a aele: Bxaarfaa yaar ha 's need for reform, to rate. Where da y«a IK to Ihta what to wroag, he on the AMdfad outlined the aoran cato- rattog of top aided afraid to axort roal pareotal ao- aald. ,; ,. «. ,».,». ., .. ' :* >-• •«' a. I ^ J I t ^ V u ; I Pase2 THE HABBINGEB nuindsy. Dec. 19, 1968 Thnraday, Dm^ 19. 1968 THE. HABBINGEB^ pac»> Ho-Ho-Ho - Bah! Humbug! ^ ^ Disappearing Biit . . .Where ./ Pub Trouble Have you ever given the Hie money goes into the stu- knowledged by the student gov- slightest thought, unwary stu- dent activity fund under the dis- ernment receive fifty dollars dei^, to the uses of the student cretion of FYank Borelli, student each, coming from the activity Santa Unloads activity His fee? activities director. funds. Faculty Gift Bag In Daze Cup? Full time students take for Both pubUcaUoos, the HARBI- However, the biggest granted that an extra ten dot- NGER and the Halcyon, receive goes to the student Santa Claus drt^ped in early again this year with a brimming in Students for a Ian will be tacked on to the to- funds. The funds pay for print- Democraaic Society . . . enforced silence fw Assist- the mooay they bag of gitt& for the college. Is the Rainey Daze Coffee House in trouble again? tal due the college Part time ing costs and necessary mate- ant Professor John Muchmore, Speech department ... ski lessons for nrwrta, ketnrw. fflm seriM, There's no better students, those carrying fewer rials that cannot be covered by way to spread the good cheer of Christmas than Ski Club sponsor Instnictor _ Recently, the Rainey Daze Coffee House moved its ad other various acthrltiaL Robert Zilkowski . . . eight lessons in duck thaa 12 aamaitOT hours, pay an revenues colkcted brora adver- by Sharing. Here's what Santa has for Harper: headquarters from hazardous building eight, to a local calling for Assistant Professor Reary Roepken, Journalism ... a new wfctitional five doDars tising. Students, now that you know Right at the top of the big bag—A plan to house a high for pizza restaurant. Our only objection*to the pizza place is scho(4 in hat Psychology's Assistant Profeasor Michael Ostrowskl. But, where does this OMoey Those weird pictures proudly same of the channels your mon- Harper's new campus for Dr. Robert E. Lahti. Santa hands Instructor that the pizza place also is a retailer of beer. go? Do the faculty m«Bbtrs displayed oo thoee identification ey foilows, why don't you take Charles Falk 35 replacement parts for an A merry ho-bo-bo and an electric animal throw little get together!? cards are also purchased advantage of them. If you're prod for Or. IfOMOtt Edsel. Recently, the HARBINGER sent a staff member, who Andeea, Actually just about anything through activity fee money. dittstiafled with the usage of dean of Instruction, (to replace his gavel at faculty meetings). A basketball for team Coach John Gelch . . . arch supports for the is older than 21 years of age to the i-estaurant with the sole you can think of gets a slice. All home athletic games re- activity money, take it up with For Dr. James Harvey, dean cross country runners of of students, a first edition of The Ups Coach Robert Nolaa . , . off-center golf balls intent of purchasing beer. Although the staffer appears to Nowadays, everybody has ceive activity fee funds. aone of the ^resaid organize for the golfers under and Downs of Student Government. Coach William Miller . . . some eye gouging for be under 21, be was not asked to ^ow credentials proving their fl^« la Um pie. Clubs whicb^ have been ae- tioq*. the wrestlers of Coach Roa Bessemer. Santa delivered a campus-size boxing ring for the administratiOB his Bookstore manager age. ^ and the faculty. DaaW KMageaberg gets a blank pad of HAR- BINGER advertising contracts ... and a new lens for his "spy" For all the administration staff While be was in the establishment, th^ reporter no- at the coUefe's Palatine office, a camera. chance to ticed pitchers of beer on several of the taMes in the room meet and talk with real Harper students. A student riot for law enforcement's Assistant Professor Richard in which the Rainey Daze entertaincrt wire performing. Assistant Dean Harold C. Canniagham of the career program Letters To The Editor gets A. Wild. a new one In mortuary science. For all the career programs, total In additkn to being legally forbidden, the Harper Cd- New paint brushes and large barns to work oo for assistant pro- and immediate transfer to Moler Barber CoUege. That doesn't mean Icfft Stadent Constitiition, directs through by-laws on chib other expenses. it is the duty of the ion WUUam R. Pewt and Joha A. Kaadsea. (The the transfer program color Is limited te ytm article en- far was overlooked. Santa has unconditional return orgasiration that alcoholic beveragee shall not be obtain- As as Harper being an committee chairman to to red^-bam red.) For Intramural Director Roy Kearas to all high school and bii dis- titled "A Job Agency?" I would employment agency or an the raeuha of the electkas. Ae for all the traiisfer hopetels. able in any Harper student activitiee. teff coaaterpart-^to^rnctor Martha Bali-« hasket-shooth^ eontoit. like to preeeat aa "inside" story educational insikuHon, this is chairauui had the to Dr. Thomas C. Seward, director of roufMeilnj. gets a gidded toor For che^nlstr^TAuistant in defaaae of the iob BoOetiD up to the itudaat Bto tnlve is preMBt th» Professor Joseph L. Glenser, a silver We think that the chib management of the Rainey at of any psychiatric ward within a 4S-miBala bos ride of the college. Vot Beard. 1Mb it a aervkM iflmd directed by his foals sad asifai- the Neeeaihsi 4 As plated Bunsen burner. A too of silt for Assodato Professor Betty Daaa Coffee House should exercise caution to prevent the his staff, the latest four-color to Rorschach Ink blots. atadHli leeUag for pet44taM tioo. If he Is coaleat ta work tai stated hi the the Jejree Eabysk. enactment of the Rainey Assistant Professor Daze Pub. jokm which are thirty hears or a factory for the Fred A. Valsrll, director of piifmfirt and rest ef lito Hie r»: has French-with-an-Algerian accent for Instnictor Irene Y. student aids. leae a week. Thaee eTadets at- depeoda upon him, bat If he lat the gc«s a desk in any «npl(winant agency of his chooateg. on. Another bull-fight for Joha Davis, Spanish, and flrstaM Harpar oa a AAtime wants to make aaaMlhkif eat «f of the 8SBC ebetieaB. Any dis- And for all the students looking for jobs, fuU-time work hi the Moo- for bullfight victims goes to Nnrring's Assistant ) eoold easily work part- himself he win go to eoDeffB and potea over the reenlts shall bo tana Rockies. Profeeaor Janana L. time. take full advantage of this edu- arbitrated by the Hetariy. Senate, i Wonderful gifts continue to flow from Santa's bulging, bag. Many atodaata art cation to paiiag fuiilU Us i Jact to The modern phlloeophy of the Greek watarfrooC for Instructor For Fraak Borelli, director of tMr way throagh rallni and student activities, a copy of the stu- la Stephen T. FraakMa. Jig-saw puzzles for Assistant Professor Mldnel View FroB fladit Bir—ri to work part- dent constitution and election rules. For student government, continu- CarreU and Instructor Winiam R. Paakay of mechanical design. alao if ed practice in unanimous voting. Wedged among Snla'a lavish gifts, six weeks of rond work to to the Tbe mettoa «m Santa's gift for Associate Professor ( lehs avaikbla ior part- ki the WmbbbMm for Associate Profoaaor . . Assistant ProfessoTRoy A. Scdrel, Rkhard H. Laekwaed .an the time director of data processing, atiMkats. Hmm Joha can iatks rigkl type of movtos tor the llbcvy's Robert W. Tbteda ..a crock- gats a conplala sat of tey paoch cemlc books. To help his staff, bo sMaiaad Uaaa* VatoviL be k k is Ike tba OAiaiNGBR. W^ ed foundatlan for architecture's Instructor DeaaM W. ColUas ... un- 1 return of horaee ... and free ildfaif lassons for all balanced ledgars for Instnictor find it Raaa M. Trank ... a definite com- vttaQf bevdidalad kr*« Santa had trouble with the ktaff-elte assemMe-it-yoursetf fTx>g the laiUiaMio mand to "open wlder»» for dsttal bygiene'a Instructor Mary Aaa Visual Tests 10 the rtUasr" Biology department wanted. The atomic-powarad device compMeijr destroyed the toy mkroecopaa tigged for tba ebanlstry department Another flood of memoa for dhdsta ebalnMn Assistaitf thooghtfttl to a fault. Santa rwnenihered the many social groups. Jeba H. TWmpaea and Aasodato PrafMnr Jeka R. BIrfcbah. A Soviet-spoaaend trip to dacboalovakta for Instnictor Mar)orie Did Santa overlook? anyone Not roafly. The tags were torn from Jaae Stevens and the iHHlaB Chk tm a ooa-way ticket SOON of the many gifto still nestled in that big bag There's a cuddly To Aid Force Harper Calendar For the Pompoa girls, two left feat ... a yawnhig response for tba tond doll ... a can opened deaigned to open absolutely nothing . . Cheer Leaders . . . typing latsoos for tba BARBINOER staff . . . man thre»donin volumes of the lUinois Junior CoUege Journal (boond to out-of-focus . ».- iw pictures for the Bakyea . . music lessons for "entertain- ttoWhto tMitetton cardboard pig-skin) ... a roster To what kind of testing of Harper's first are candidates for the Harper ers" at the Rataey Date ice skates for the Ski Gnb . . . lap-sitting liansfai . amaitar . students . Elk Grove Security campus xrookiog regHlatkas CoUafe agents subjected? for tba FMve Secietai toe . . . itovaoaiaa ibots for the Dcatal Hygtene ... a proposed sketch of the Harper Hawk . . . faded swatdiae of tta gang ... a dafiated volley baU fbr fbe lalia— ! withasiasfi ... bant At a "frtngtaaoa" a student was given a ticket for coDaga colon ... a tour of tba Baipsr CaOaga Patatine syringe needles for the Narstag group. office ... a parUnf In a fire lane. facoBy The stadent admits that he was minr with the Elk Grove high adtool tanchtog staff ... and Registrar DaM B. Staasbwy gats savan days nights of unin- parked in and the fire lane. This is not what he is iiiMMflniiinf three fast tripe from Harper Grove to the loonges of the EG ''»")mt tarreptad registration procedure ... a year's subscription to the To all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. On ttie citation he was issued for illegal parking, his HARBINGER for Associate Professor Rabert M. Pawel . . . remedial Ucenaa oaiiAi^wa« not recorded profwrly and the color of reading for the enttro BngHab 4apartment. Us car was incarrect JLV^a. Dr George "HeOe. Pai Mask" Hakas presented with the original starao sound track of the Beatles' arrivUig at O'Hare Intematkari Illinois has raOeclerate license plates which allow taas fn at kai ore**, fl:U a.a. airport. For all the music lovers at Harper, invitations to a kaioo room for error when copying. This student's car happens P«C* M NMMViat. iWTm.- concert. to ba ooa o^ tta moat dlsuct shades of brown ever created WrptUiM m««t tcaiMt Oaha*^^ at N.p»mn« 7 » D m For Instnictor Aana Marie Bazik of the counseUng by ttia MiomoUva Indurtiy. Drc M — r^Titmfmtmf aaaanar ^^ department «in» at Ua.aL group (and the sponsor of all Ja*. • — OiMaa NMMM — n the Rainey Dase fun) a copy of the Elk Perhaps a course in remedial reading and a college- nil rinal baau — are r»« I jodal events are planned. II L -•mM I c ^ ^ — . ! ^ / « ? THE HABBINOEB Thursday. Dec 19, 1868 Pa«e4 nunday, Dec 19, 1968 THE HARBINeiSB Paces Grove Pollution Problem h- Grapplers Push Wins Explained As 'Rocky^ Water Harper's Grapplers snapped a pound class Scott Hupka, a the edge in points to begin witii ^SportScope two meet tosing streak and cross-country letterman pinned since Thornton forfeited two came back to dump Prairie dene Vanderwere in 2:53 in his weight classes and Harper one, ^^^5 State College 28-20 hi the first mat appearance. " but ThomtOD beat the Hawks in Rolling Meadoujg Shopping Center Hawks' aocond borne moot of The Hawks forfeit^ the 177 the matches. the soaaoo after earlier loaMa and 191 pound cUsws. In the The only winners were Wah- to Trttoo 16-25 in tha home heavyweight diviaioa Dale Hol- lund by a pin in the 123 pound This opooer and • 18-23 ha rtfareakar ier of State class, Gaylor fall in year, the HARBINGER outstandlBg pttKMuiMrIa the a boat Ray Steerbo by by a the 145 editors bavo decided to give an ranks. at Thgntoa itariag the Thankfc- -aiall in 3;3S- 1.— pound division, and Vitha by a award to ttie athlete wiw best givtaig vaeathB. The ThonSsa toaleh was a 104 decision at 152 pounds. Ron The faV aqoad aw led by the typifies the sctaotar athletic tra- heart broaker aa (he oieet Straud was pinned at 177, while cQoaiataatly low aoaraa of fresh- lla the wto agafaMt Prairie ditiflo wtiidi ia cwraatiy being was tied ap IS-IS gotog tato Mitchaar kat ft^lS to the 160 man Peter Hahn while the S^e the Hawks woa sevee of asUbliahed ia (ho achooi's aea- the heovywelgbr toatch. Hawk Harriers were led in their the etovea weight cUsaes. At sion of inter-collegiate sports. Stoerbo waa piaaad by Mlka aad\ Stoerbo were three^nile races by Barry Joho- lis poanda Bah Haaaaa pto- LariCj^, wlw outwoigbad Idai oaa aUaor is- Tb« award, dabbed the soo. Even though the winter ed Gary Radlhe of State to by a73to*:N poaai fhrtag Joriea, Siraad wtto badly Levi's "AUiMe of the Year" award qwrts aaaaaa Is only a third of S:at. At 123 pootoh Taai Wah- Thoraton'a WulldogB tha boot ribs aod^teerbe with wiU be glTea to the ooft. ttw wajr one, thara have baaa a haid ptowed Ttay Morphy «f and the meet. The Hawks bad a hodly sprained wrist. sUadiag athlete who. is the number of iadhrkhiala wlw have 8tatoto4:a. af (ho oditon. has excoOad in either basketball or In the 190 pound division Bob ho aMst to the wraatMi«. Tranaeh both athletically piond George Coa of r aad Guard Jim lleUeo has beaa a HERE'S ONE-STOP State to r.9. Miko rergusoo cooaiateat acorar aad laadar in won bis match 7-1 in the 137 TTie awanl itaalf will coaaist the hardeoort aa haa team cap- Rugged stretch denfan pound class while Cliff Gaykr SHOPPINC FOR of aa aagrawd plaqaa tain Dave Willy and guard Mike was pinned by Terry Rauen of gives you buUt-^n WiU be preaontod totha DnxMng. State at ML at the college's awards dinaer STOCKING FILLERS « comfort! Trim, masctiline (to the Bial a^aad aaph Ray I at the end of liw year Vhha has been a rinlliit At IS pooads Ray Vitha pto- oed Al Parker in 3 32 while Don Levi's styling gives Daapite the loaing records of have Mha Pofgo- PUT LOTS Mitchner pinned Dob Akaao- Mary Atmf cuta a to^ «••- water? HARBINGER aUffer Edward eeiaitry Dao MMchMT. to you the look you want dhni in S3 saeoada flat to the I a coupla of I only a few. «f tha Spanctr took a look, tasted It aad wtat OF FUN at Iha yeOowed watar IM pound daaa. In the 167 ...the Levi's look! I. la tt tnfy kaltM allar tha facta. INTO 1 I Haying a Christmas Party? ARUNGTON HEIGHTS I CHRISTMAS Any new and Vtmk^ Ha^aa ataUd that tha "pola- trtatioo of the coolar battlaa, $698 e^m « I Uka Haipar, aipaeU to oipari- tioa" prablam waa tlrat broaglit «Uch ara tborougMsr waahad NEWS AGENCY CHOOSE SEVERAL Harris Pharmacy has the best I bat law to hla attaotkn iMt yu by Aa- bafora thay ara rtfiUad. I Oaa aMiHii' aaiaUaa to tha Cemptot* S«l*etIoRi FILLERS FOR I selection around in decorations BOOK STORE MB VOHB 09 MMM flHIR* W^L ^H^aBl QflBflCtEMMB* BI^DM ^^D^^BBBflnlB D8BIH 18 10 EVERY MEMBER of Othar Uvi's S W. CaonWl S«. I if tha watar paBo- aald ha bagaa aa hnaotifidaa "etch" than, in viieh add AHiitt«M HmitkH, ML ia aiao aoaM- UhtHinii ibbkii rfliadili would ba uaad to riew tha by OF THE FAMILY. aald mM«. Maaam. B^^ $4.98 to $8 toor tuntopartask toato Tha eaiiaa of tha art ia tha of Hv^ that tha praeaaa h tae eaatljr to tow IJMtWtt foaad la ba tha uliaaiaU Mgh par Greva. bofraetkaL HALLMARK FRANNZ CREATIVE Bi^aa atatad tiat ha MONARCH ~ CUFFS tha lacal watai a^ aa tha wBiihimUhawati tha giaaa of tha BARNES ft NOBLE vhDa ; to aaa ttet tha I CORNER The vatar itaaV h fraah of tha ara hahig ehaarrad. Tha par- af aaw baltlaa to rapiaea . . . OotMUlirfrf 20 Aflinglon Hai0its CAMPVS SUOP PHONI 2SS.t441 J. la aaaMBjr paoi 2539631 Randhurst a 9-1450 S a^aL 10 9M. tioa ia aho a poaribility. ^ Christmas Gift Ideas Just in time for From t^xiitmai LORSEY'S -SEASONS Randhnrst from ^^ for ^ A- GREETINGS Boy-BMt Giri idtati •«. t4.95 mother JOHNNY y^VOTiT y^A-ii^ s/-y^y-r. Ugloy S4.9S Harper " the FAMILY* PIN AbaurtlfulptowHha Us Soy (Oval, Flofentin* FMUi) $S.9S by FehM College birtKctonc for each membar off Eacft cti*l t \- > . ! / / >^'. JJ.--. ^^ jL ' yji # i right) Paal Comett, wwrld's factest nuuert line up for event are: left to Trhaa-M Harper-H The Sean Harper-«S TtonitM-74 Michael SchlUer, Mark Sajrior, ' the longest mile — the Harper College In tte aecoDd maath« be- BUI Klmhle. Sae Mwiffcaa aad A c«^le •( 4ar« r«( eted intra-mural cross-country run. The ^Ryan, twMQ the Hawks and Warriora 'Laurie West. Sayhtr woa; M— >« « TkaaksgiviBK paid «ff far ( (and two lady) stalwarU waiting wars aaahla to male they airt*Uye4 the Hawks afalB for the ladies. Hawks aa for the starting gnn of the croM-co«ntry first paU oi« a whi as thsjr foand ^tif^Min— OB tlie short sad dacad a gaad a groiq> of fine afaoolsr traak ta poB eat agaiait and rahonnders. (Trit4n hit on Umrtk gaaM la a raw aa B of 27 from tha fieU in tha rlthe rMd after traiUag 4«4» at Flounder first iMlf.) Cage Hawks the half. They exhibited some of their They played fast break has- hitting hi paMs. Ha foUowwl by beat play of the yaar la this half aad Harper's biilwWisll aqasd is S.9 aT«n«e while a katball in the first 17 CO and tha ooa tha aait aigM having a roogh smsob, «m win doobte Ugaras hi thrae gaaMS. game up short at tha has at IlUnoia State U. 57-36 coiaA. They hi iSMD starts. Fonrard Scott Bisehafl by a fPOly with 14 aacond Iha haw victory came during corapBad a 7.4 avaraga whtta Tha Hawks featured a bai- played evaaly m the vaealioa. t&-7* gob* for » ia the seaaon's damaath. attack as Klsnnas and haU. but the first half sboolii* was a litUa too JC ia Barvey. ntum-m tnnwd hi fiaa of U» Warriors Lyla riiiinas baaa a n much to oforcaaaa hi ooa half. the Hawks at* show- hM In tha fbat «f two MtaddhiMliGaieh'sl dawn 15 lag esa^Ml hmavfaMt hi with Warriors the Hawks the Beck Valley CallagMI IB of WMk scartw M a gaaM ha Iv a taaa Ugh this a few Haraar-CT clipped la n la the Tbarataa and Keroaturi added Thta gaaM wife a tuni around •f tha atata's jDBior gaaa while grabMag U ha THtia Oahlad a Wg. IfeOen M garoea asjha tar a taaaaai Ugh 15 end U poinu reapectively. from tha first six an far say Hawhs eager. Galch Hawks played kiha first sevsa gaoMB the I pod aw of ths fast U. Fyaah«l game in the Qrst half, Bavkaheva sportad a halaaoad alsa has a pair «f gUd lsr> break aad tha fMkeaart piass tpi^ Harpar-7t half. In raaarva hi eaph Dick loat oat hi tha aacond attack lad by a pair of fine wai whahu the Hawks in the aad tnahaiaa lab Tha Hawks dropped the aec- Jin MeUen and Mik* first halt. boiUiag up as much Thajr lad by as much as U oad half «f tlieir waekend Mellra has piled up as a Sfrpotaft laad at tiaas ha- poials hi tha first half sad hng dsahia hsadar in a real acpiaa- UD potats for a 17-1 acarhig Elgl»«« Harper-7t te a to a six poiat haMUBM laad froab made on the kar as the RsAird Bi«fc wMla Drudfa* haa IM for Par Iha aeaaaa'a apewr at 4M7 whSB ths Traiaaa fil the boat of a froel line which a 14 S clip. Hawka JravelH pot u Blgta hot shiidiag heads tewrds tha nmmi m. a-7, M. in height. Ragalar caaSor Dave WUiy CoUn« aad a^ aad «f tha first half. Thlap Trailh« 4M1 at tha half, tha haa twtlclMMl U Ikt IwwaH aal a win aAar wsal ameothiy for the flnt Hawks ia^ht hack hard la tha paiitiaa aliar aaisalag a al the half 47-M. the twelve aihartaa of tha saeairf ladt balars a pair of foul caavia af gaaaa wtt aa ia- dM a Btca Jab half, thaa tha roof iaO hi shato gave ths gams to the ten ^^^ k^B r^^B^^^^i^ Wflll sad had aa es- CMeh's 'Birds. la iha awllch «llh aa UJ av- IgM at the charity vUrh palled thaaa tteaagh arbea the Hawka hi scovhig hut started while IraaMe hi tha i proniaa ths sported aMB M 11.0 a game in scvan The Hawks tkna wMh n fMk Bead coach John Gekh hi douMa acoring flgaroa aa ap IS WiDy sBd a a faMy strong bench Scott Bischsfl caMO off tha U). Keroaturi sports a to tiw sMoad half to tally Tmb WiUy got into a pita 19 wMle after a looaa ball and was clipped ia the haao by a Trtton play, of action for two I WrlgM-IM Harparai The Rawka lal af the first three al Wright. biM so did the appo#- ttai aa the aatiaaally raahii They Jampod off to a lead and from there on it was an uphill battle for the Hawks u thay ware dawn 044 at tha The Hawka agsia out to be a gsad solid half eh* as thsy playod gsanwaaasa I with WH^g dar- Belle? fa« the second haH Wtthoat Want To Be A Christmas WOly it the hnoqi Gaieh want your gala gown with thno gnvds aad a pair of Get forwards siri dU waD hi the for the Christmas Ball MaOta sgahi Isd tha erew hi seoriag with 22 whila two othsr guards Karoatori and Drodbig racordsd 11 nd 14 poinU each. MARGE'S Kaahaa added IS fNn asr ^pot while And we have all sfrthabaHfttsri the accessories, ,/ too! Glamorous evening bags and gloves, in silver & gokJ! FLASH! Glitter hose! Formal slips! Evening wraps! R/UVMI/RST Intoxicating perfumes! CAMEmA SHOP Marge's Apparel Sample Shop has all the Flash Hawk basketball team capUla Dave WUly Is aO basl- bulbs or other y Mts as be moves for a shot against the Elgin SpartaiM 10 N. Dtmton, Arlington Heights camera equipment in flie season's first game. The fledgling Hawks have Phone: 392-2063 you need. bad tfaelr problems, bat morale is high. The sbootlBg is Hours daily 10 5 p.m.; Thurs. 10-9:00 p.m. kec(Miilng sharper and more of the pffenslve and de- 392-4600 Dec. 12 thru Christmas open every nite except Sat. feiulve moves are Improviof Ji-a -ff- L % ' 'More to Come HARPER COUEGE VoL 2, No. Z__ In Drop Moves Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1969 Unto of a Uwsutt against the work undar Robert Laliti aa eoOafB were dropped as the t»^ kng as he's here." ngel" leaae of, two faculty members Seward complained that Lahti and the raaigBation of a tUrd exerdsed "too much control touched off the institution's first over administrative affairs." compUeatMl aquabble. "I exyertenced taterfcreBQa TrlMoied froM the e slags directly — that's clear la aiy famiy are lutriKtMr Edwari I Parking — as ta Squeeze •WB adad c—tiaasi Sees M. Kallsb, tdtltry. and Aaae- say aad support tUags, I was date Prafeasar Bet^ J. Ea- caasMered aaa c aeferative by ." the admlaistrati— Dr. Enbysk and Kalish echoed Faculty 'Hogging^ Lot Seward's comments. But all three iMlaM they wlU cootlBM to awe teiaf tiie princ MBaaatar M memban «( the faeai^ acnate. "I hope ier a chaofs," said Dr. Enbysk, "a change in procedures and attitudes ao that every member of tlie faculty — have Ua OM* properly beard and made.' Contrary to the three's coatis- ued action and talk about the situation was the artmtnia- tration's cafan and quiet rtsmai nor. Administratora and bowd tba «- Edwiud M. Kaliah KaUdi'B dtaniani - the de- nial of a new oontract — waa quidOy foUowed by the r«a|ii aatkn of Dr. Thomas C. Se- ward, directar of ooMHaHng. He cvne to tte idmm «l If yon got n tkkei, yea any linve to pnrliinc lot la n inpoaaibiUty. Al yov Mmmr ilaff naenber «f Th«7 BaM parked ia the dMat lot. In a lb* Bk Grave a» atndant parking M, bat a alaa, tmrm tkan » tutt AJao. areelifiblataraataff cant pork in Iko tyM. Aa anfalr aa B «. Ifcat't the way U te t pay 10 to the wi la Harper Secartly "kk-dttno "Isoaars" get •gtna^ the maximum — IS. After that TV Oriaff and the McEnroe IS a amdcnt may tooae bia parltiag Una taMlMd aff a aerieaof tan- Ao two faculty toO- prtvOagc. said Meftvoe. ril]r«idMid«t actions. iiat — u doea Seward — parked stadant cars «t- na abidaat aswia (S8HC) lagslly aryovaalag. ar^alBo cttaUan tarfitoit. a eanunlttae wMcb ar> Iki BARBUfCIB. Bl in «f- iaq^ttcatianB of te 'Tanhcipeic, we artHcal tmpartnacs of Ma la- ana «e tta adrfanl bedy. fan*. We preareanlai Dr. Betty Bn^rrii One ionn of reaponae waa a by the stadeak ia wMbin tba r the chairman- iW> trf I airranca B Hants On Dae. U in the VOifa Inn, SSHC praaidank lawd flltkttiy aoared Lah- John i;< .jLtn^ time on MM ti: Ryan toU aome IIB HARBINOEB repartan Botei tknt 'I dont Vttk I feel I can u aevesal planei la IIm staff parUaK M wen vaoaat Fnealty aad staff ny they MBt aM thla lot befora 4 pjB. Waifli Chastity Loses Ground in w1 WW H at nn. ^ Library Tells of G)llege Marriage Values ^ Processing Ddays (ACP) — Collage atadanta are liiT. Hadsen said that the da> The Isp Ove cbaraelerlstica placing leaa emphasis on hattte weaMa leekad isr la Tba tacfytiea af two ^ctaaeked, tbeo the books tn are naad to roceas shipped to the permanaai ity in selecting a mate teaa laqwrtaat. rakbcr. It aiay p tliey did a yaars ago, accordtag be tbal elber attrtlatss have character, mi Ubrary books at Harper College. campua where catalog card a|»> to Uidveraity sodokigtata Dr. bcceaie attraetiaa. Carrcntly, bocAs are being plictttipas are completad sad John W. Hudson and Mra. Lara aada M|lpod to the permanent cam- seat to the Library of i Ike live tap The pas ior eWibtfng sad tbsn aa ia Wiitanigton. b a aarvar aaUtled "Campna that men want bl a ralanHd ti tti Bk Chvas esBh ; «f tbecsrds naasl- Vakaa to Mate «?«l»rtk)ni," Mi Uth aad fsed poa for AsMng. torn waaka. Ike boaki atadanta fktim fov aulveisitiea altraetleB. ITtk. Ike raaaaa far the baek If tshM in the Soutfaweat ware asked to pieaslag Hudson said that the study re- traaspsrt Is the lack W wsrk- are then given a catalog num- rank 11 charaeteriatia they sire far vealed that.stadsnts aeek eaaeo- ing space at the lArary's ber, Ubelad, stamped with Har^ aeekinamate. Oeed iaaks was lift and sias- tiaOy the aafcM «Miitiaa ta a Bk Oreve laealiaa. per College's name, pocketed, MMKCrWBM MB tMiay M did I^st, books are raoaivad at and aMpped baek to Elk Groan IMfc flMO in !•» to Wk bl iMk place. to Ml. Elk QroTo, ianrieas sre far*eivii«. J V ' L ^ - -.^i-i »i . ' •\. 4-^ ^ Face2 THE HABBINOES Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1969 !!t-> Pace S AUtrm,Rutnors: Letters To The Editor A "Wmrr rmr% ^ Veditar: in thetha requettedrequested amountaiBount lutlast |2,M0:|2,M0; PrintingPrintliu and Bulletin In respaose to your article spring. Boards, $900; Student Activity "''""^ A Wrong Target ooocerning the of A committee consisting of ttie Administration, $500; Club the student activity fee, I have Director of Student Activities, Fuu], $500. The total budget is givia much thought to wtiere the Tnumw of the SSHC, the $42,303. Failure of the Harper College administration to offer this money fois. Preaideot of the SSHC, and For an even more complete As Treasuror of the SSHC, I three elected the breakdown, I have made avail- Instructor Edward Kallsh and Dr. Betty Enbysk teaching flMmbers by can tell you who "has their fin- Staident GovemmeDt. with the able copies of tlie Student Activ- contracts has thrown the campus into an uncootiollable gers in the pie" tod Just bow ireasvflr serving as chairman, ity Budget for ISSMS. These state of rumor. ; -:— — \Mg each slice i«. I have sub- constitute the Budget Com- copies may be picked up in tiie Our major ooneeni fs the'groop organized under the mitted a copy of the Student Ac- mittee. After final approval of Student Gowiiaueut office ia Harper Student Seoate. According to literature circulated tivity Budget to the Harblager. the budget is received, the Buikhflg S. Aagr shalMfs with A correctioo in your article Budget Committee allocatea tl>e farthar animnai as Is the dis- in the cafeteria of the Elk Grdve facility, the nudn objec- abould be recognized. "The big- student activity fee funds for trlboHaa ef the aetMtjr fee tive of tha grotap is to answer queilioDi students may have gait shoe" doea not go to the the next aradiwnir year. Any should pick up a copy of the faculty about te "dismissals." SSHC, which reeehrea IS.I0O for neoeaaary adjustments in the Budget We think that the Senate has overstepped its bounds. four different areaa of dis- budget due to a lasaer or great- CMrMmrtx TIm faculty and administration should left tribution. Harper PublicatioiM er income in the fund than an- Exacoth% Treasurer, 8SBC be to handle M. Hackbarth, a second year mechanical de- raeehw a grand total of |8,800 ticipated will be reviewed. tMr own problems without •10 Ok Oram Btytf, Bk Orsv* ymi«^ Ml. W007. T«l«plMn«: 437-7000, Ext. IS PHONI 2S1-M41 RtLAXAaSOR — llkr new. OrUI Open daily S am. 10 pin. lully S240. MlUnc (or laoo. (Sll Karen — 299-3SM. WWWMMMMAfWMMnMMMMi l il H iMiii L . »>iiW* . r X / Taesday, Jaa. 14, 1969 P>ge4 THE HABB|NGEB / / M«M«MWWW^«5*J Hawk Cagers Luck Jells As Season Wears On Harper's otfe iquad had a enough to break open a ^loae rau^ aUrt iU» wtum, but is game in the ckiatog minutes af- bcglBBiac to Jdl aa tite Hawka ter the two etohs were knotted have won two of their last four up 3MS at the batf (amaa altar kialng dz «f the Hawk guard Jim IfeUen led fIntaMNB. eaocfa John Gekh's crew to scadi« with 24. for an indivkl- pickad pair Tba Hawks up a nal high for a Hawk player of to back wins just before back while Bisboff pumped to 15, tha boiklay break as they de- guard Mike Dnxkng 13, and feated AiniBxiseo SMO tenae M Keshan 10. theo trounced DuPaca TM4 to a The Hawks' iMt two kaaaa at NaperviDe oo De- were another story. Againat ll to better their record Grand Rapids College, Gekh's to»4. crew was to the game until the five minutes. The Hawks a pair of last down by five at 83-58, tfaeo aa Iha Hawki (k-opped tw« road were the oppoaittaB a hat aheotiag nm to Grand Rapids •« began to rb. aot^ to Mehlgan, and 91-0 hand and scarii« Harper 15-2 to the aart : Valley m SterliDC, nUnois. minnto and a half . Gakh attrib- waa the otad tha game eodtag anrfa to a Hawki'flnt ictim coopla of thii«a. "Pait of ttw MBsa phqwd a stow, traubia waa that wa wrnml to r^ typa of |aiw vibcb B good a cnntioo as we fav* Harpar a un hattima should ba. lUa ta due mainly to tdnttttt Biahity an tha riMwt- minor tojiriea." Ron Stroud. tog af towarda Dava WBf and Harpar nanagad tl*aa play- Hawk grapplns watch tk» UnUe. Front (left to ililit) Oaylor. Scott Hap- and guard Ab IM- en to dnMa figuraa aa Willy row (left to right) Dava Holasea, Ray Don Mlchener, Cliff vaa higii aeanr for and MaBaa lad tha aeoitag wWi WaUnnd. ka, M^ WmMmam. Alan Oatea tlw §mm wih u wkila Willy 15 aaeh white aaotor L|rte Ba- Oarf Ray Vitha. Coach adiad U and SaahaB cMppad to sooaa tnmad ta a good gHaa Ml Haaai w . Iha Ug wifliMi paMaf ihafBa Sauk Valley the (to BafwksMd to Against again hurt a Grapplers Top Collegiate aa Ibay coBlraOad the boards Rawhs vara bjr few ta}nrtaa aad came up «B tha I tm with a 46-37 advaatafle. mrr rr rr short end of a aiiaaaa hattte Hawk forward Scott Biacfaoff I u s « I > Competition With Win Streak wlthaaaa- daaptta'the faat that Ihay oat- rabowdiiil and outahot Sank da- Grapptera are having The JflHat owteh was another VMkaf. Bawavar this wasat Hawk the aea- story aa the Hawks were out- aBOi«h to wanoiw. Sauk's stet- -ly to othar Harper team clasaed by a team of champtoa- ler petfonnar ^« V hai^ out aa ha nahbed 10 a tha are stap caliber. Only two Hawks Harris. Hanta wai atman to help aOsat a good wora abta to ooaaa op wiaaara. 340 potato pai <«> by tha Fakaa'a Uooel WahtaBd eaoM aat aa tba batter into tha flHtoat aad waa held to WQ rr rr rr had 1 3 3 JoB« » u aad flf tha aeora ta match aa to the first baV. a IS 4 Mi aad alaa pahda. 3 3 ba waa tha US pamid daas by a haaipladad for » to 1 to a toofMaMOt. avan in 4 36 • Turflanecks , , s IS BUI Rigs of are ta i dnnbta "t Qiykr pot ftm taama _- J 1 IJ 2 After the scratch tournament Wright on the mat in S2 seconds Willy . Roaad RoUa coaqiatiiaB. Maat- -I I 14 3 • Mocit turtlat there will be a blind draw for Kiitxonaa flat. Vitha pinned Ed Kora to k« aa Thaadayi at M pjn. are BUchort _ a 5 4 to a handicapped Hrlmer 3:14 at the 152 pgond daaa. • Cardigans Baaaamar'a Botlata. Trsar partners d o s b 1 e s toonament. Aaaraae Trampa, Unknowna and Six n 17 (3 II In tha 100 pooad dMa, Micb- • V-nach )oto iq^y go win woaU Uke to nsr OBBM ftian hehtad to nail to the Elk Grove Bowl on Mon- aaVE VAU.KT (SI) BaskatbaU U showing in- ro FT Martta Ooiwan to tha mat to 2 coat 45 days at p.m. The ia SnUUi T 14 4:2S wttte Hopka pinned Bob ceirtaaliaa. aundt _ BrUcMQ 4 17 Barabas m the 187 pound claaa 4 to4;2S. UlrlSi 1 S aseal ta hotag started tar For- Harrti If 32 The Hawks were farced to AuiUn 7 14 3 ert View aad Eta Grave eo^ fortolt tha 177 pooad oiaai and tege 34 U n 10 thay hiat tha haavywaight Aa open match aa Steerbo was piraed by wm begta ta Jaaaary. John Saltis to 6:38. J tij^r^^ o >« / 7 .J- Winter Carnival Week Begins King Carnival reigns for six The carnival schedule begins days- as Hlurper's Winter Car- tonight. The opening event of tooight with a filin nival opens this first Winter Carnival is th« festival. film festival: Eaek day of tke carnival —Monday S9:305-9 30 p m . EC camput, win be highlighted with spe- y j Rm. 115 WVI C Fields.,f My. LMM* cial events. The crowning nilckii4»e: Oiarlle Chaplin. Tka trllle, Tk« G»ld Ka>k: Mlcbatl UghUght wiU be • wind-up Calne. The lyereu 111*. Road Run- cafloaiu. thi< Satur- ner •il-fonnal dance — •;S0-n p.m.. Hootenanny, Bids. day at (to Afli^laa Carwuel.. 8. Folk Muilc Oub — TuMday. 9 15 p.m. BaskHball. Beaidoa feitival-atyle film pre- Hawlu at home asamit KendaU Col- tof*. EG jam. MoUtions, the gala spring se- — WedMaday. * U p.m. nmtrr carnival will feature Chicago Bear quartcr«ack V Carter. EG gyni. bMketball games, a guest from — Tkunday. *:I0 p.m. Faculty baskeU>all Ugly Less Chicago Bmts, the crown- tht t c 1 1 . hainimr Winter Carnival bow of a quMB and an "ugly aueen candldairt EG_cym iof — Friday. Basketball Hawki vt. k«i" contest. (Men only, •( DePaul OiUvenlty (rethmen la CU- oaao. ^ ._^ eonrw.) — Saturday, t p m -II ralMlsM. CarouMl at DMami. (eml-toraal On the informal side, it all dance. AiBmIiw Carousel: Jofenny promlMS a lot of l^ui^ and Marlow'* enSiatra. tt a couple wtlfe validated LD CrownlBS tt uie some good fun. Wlater Carnival queen. Things Can Be Recovered What's kst probably can be 8 e c « r 1 1 y Cads* found — if you know where to Praseh said the secwl^ look. Two storage areas for at rarest View ahw has a iBit mtitmmi Msns are pin- rii«. a tarn, paMsd m (te Bk Grow and the collage. the sBgravad in- At Paroot View — itials IMA - llMf«'s a hsa laad of On the Elk Grifv* CHipai, cMla. gtoves. hoaks aad als- hwt-and-fouDd items are cotksci- ed in the Bklg. 4. fhr* amiling casMhlM for the royal erowB of i •f the Winter OumtvaL WhoU H be? (Fwmt Mt t0 right) Chidj Ijmiumm» Lwrtee W«i« (I ^ nm, Mt to li^) Tmy Bey«r, PftI Ciiidy Ewerts. 11^^ aU MphoMorw, ezecpl for TTie Numbers Game Enrollment Hits Off Mark Tht fowtfc and lait advisory cr card tor Harpar CtOm it tht rfUhOy am tm a li tranMasaa* ijpalsai- WHhaiRawta tha tht cdkft'i rtOt Indeed It wma, Hasrh regbtntion nio\ ing i nJitMt tf tuo fhnhy ^ Grovp Hiich Hcbool ly Md effldeatty. Final t iM the dh IN ganMM played throuffh the rourteay «f right at home in iieme«ter foar — dM tho Ugh school's phyiksal edwmttoa laat one on the EO campos. Looh cleorty aad yoaH who had moved kady by «tt - althaHll a^- Of tht IM dM re-adaiM by the arMtfar's thnt, 8 per cant wit r^ hwai Haryar aod • MMiaw baais. 3) praMcass dkcearafad Some faculty members cited continuiag pnMk'Hy in tht can- munity praat abMt tht "flrh«» tf Dr. Btt^ Inbysk and b- pected when tht ntw ftdhtttt alnictgr Edward Kaliah at a open in tht fall, IM. OoHlraD- in the "aatt- CwntrftiitlBt factor tioQ progrtat it abttaai vsM l» «r" siCB-int. tht canal trance tf iMlaiWs camp J L :^/ r . - y \ r" .) V Pi«e 2 THE HABBINOEB MoniUy, FMl 17, 1968 Monday. Feb. 17, 1969 THE HARBINGER Paget Blow it Out Letters To The Editor HC Brain List Goes Up Poetic 'Cry' lists Complaming is one of tbe AVM-ld's oldest and easiest Editor: Lot Bie say that It appeai% ed-parking-apaoe evailability methods of releasing tensions. A total of It's natural and it's m studeots have Black, Alice M. 164 164 Browning, Robert I have never before been up- that the Harper Adminlstratioa problem, althmigti it is a ghast- 3J1 3J1 healthy. Oiled to three schotostk Classroom Woes Breanahan, set to the T. C. 3.60 3.60 Burger, Patrida SJa 3.43 ntent that I Mt it and Board of Trustees bav« ex- ly meaa. and I , am willing to bare aad I hat that nsa^iatwi aoon mind, music group. There's even the informal fun of the cafe- gvlarltice iumt. For new Har- three wmk be takL At tbs will taaeh saeh basie skills as tefla. perttM. vetiag trrcfularltfe* Uihwiity of The teacher of the future, the were chargM by E4 Dopke. to Madtoaa. The DeOy randiag end mathematics to experU agreed, will be a ooo- It's all here. But it's here for just a short time. And was crlticiaed, ooetoatb the time at half farwer «|pctiM« r«iiarittc« especially by re- aad ehich flaahae right or an the ttaM is yours. Use it weU or waste it. gento tile coat now ra^eired. Schsoto Chetaman. after the October and Isgliiafgi, after it CPS story as we kaow thai wiU dis- given, niatorlal electiea. a about an dtaee a eempatw eaa re- YOl] CATS BE appear, Oiey said. A Mttag in Boukler, Colo. r»fc n-TTM Thetoreeaeto ware aude to a U eoald leach 'ntnmonlOr 1,188 stadnto st The Harbinger r»fc, n-a—- caDs ftr dto- / rrB5i of staff members with id education at a meeting of the the day may not be far advertising space m. t- aa editorial that quoted pas- Natloaal Academy ef Science at off when a cfaiU wij] le«si at Terry S. Babb, Editor ^ from booka aaaigneri to the CaUfomto Imtitato of Tecb- home under the prodding ef the lass IS at the Ihiiver- electronic school who siso can salesman Jerry Jenkins, Executive Editor sity, each at 'lady Otottorley's Dr. Ralpb W. Gerard, dean of teach mom and dad a few David Garland, Sports Editor Lever" and Jamea Joyce's "Ul- the aradaato dHMaa of the Uni- thtogs Caiendar Ofai Bartan RaeeekowsU mmbM fresh- reporter Paula Alennder, Business Manager rrT^BS^«i venlty of CaBhnda at Irvtoe, He'O study at home through a wa fltady with work In the Folk Mnsir nunmt. Club and _ Wrlgat y. Aflp the incident, the l aaid "Aa hapect of compoters network of computers and his Terry r»fc- .. Carter. Business-Circuletion Manager paUkilli »—B«»k»u>«n, Tour- aad paUk retotiooa committee ef the njmjBt WrtiM. dkkap> aaMr the oniveratty adratoto- ea edueatJea win be more im- teaming speed will be limited typist Bill 'w cGit rerun* Bohnhoff. Photo Editor 88HC. Mli;,.**;^'^ "•!! tration to devekip polidea for portant than was the devei- only by Us own sbility. not thst SfSr ••-"« HaiWi^er on ce i*S«: oammuiitty imrnunda. the fotwe to soch cases. opment of printing." of tos rlMamates. And be wfll STAFF: Utcr the IfieMfsa SUte Uni- With today's eqa^ateat, be >aot have to waato ttane goiag to for the vwsity News reprinted parts of said, 10,008 stadwas coaU be / and tnm school Repostea: William Hemme, Edward SperKer IV Dafly Carataal editorial. toagbt eaiily throajh toss than Dr. John I Goodlad, dean of : Jeff Vanko 'Thf wntor staff ibeBibas were the Gradostt School ef Edoee- threatned with salary eoto by sotoi. Be added diat the eoat of tion at the University of CsUfor- HARBINGER Photographers: Joe Herrity. Dan Harris, the paper's faculty adviser, and such s system wouM be only nto st Los Angeles, drew his Doug MacDonaki a atadant-facnlty Judiciary com- half that of using human teach- picture of future educatton. mlttoe was named hr conduct ers at the ratio of one for 15 Apply Advisor Henry Roepken, assistant professor beariag on the issue. In eae eaae,' s Putney, Vt., Dr. James Bonner of CaKech ""•nOrty bjr and for ttM MuOwii* of William Ratnay printer refused to print a story predicted that basic studies Harbinger oHice SIO Ok Orsva BM., Ok Orawa Vllli«a, HI. §0007. entitled, "The Myth of Vagtoal eventually will be tougbt in one- TctophofM: 4S7-7000. bt It Orgasm," scheduled for pubU- tenth the time oeeded today. Building Eight catton to "The Lion's Roar" at Computers wiD monitor each Wtodham College. stodebt's progress mtaote by i *^ T" 1 .1 ^ ' y> \t V- Mondky, Feb. 17, 1968 THE HABBINOEB Pmge4 Mai Men Sag^ UnderTopFoes ed men in the giant category Harper's mat fortuoe* sagged In the heavywaigbt division, during the ChriBtmas break as the Hawks Paul Berwanger the Hawka feU one win below ()owDed Steve Miller of Du- the SOO mark with kMsei to ty a S-S count. Black Hawk CoUecc 41-3 and Wilaon didn't show for the Prairie SUt« by « ckae 21-18. next hoBM meat mat came after beating Du- On Jan. 24 against Black Page CoUege twice. 18-U and CoU^e. the Hawks were to Black Hawk Hawk It-U. The kw boaitod with a faced with a dub wbkb left the Hawk grapplers seven state champioao. Do^iite 54 record for the first 11 meets. the lop-sided score of «-3 no on their lat- TlM Hawks took one was pinned except in the in the second of wt opponeaU 191 poooddaao. Hawk Coach the OoPaae bmU. Tbo airiy winner was Coach a full team Roa BMMUMTilated Baoaonor's standout 123 pound group which he dae- against a er Tom Wahhmd. crtbed as "tougher now thaa tba " Guldner Qnt time we wrestled He dedsiooed Curt by a IM marking. Vahhad Sofbtman Tom BaaMBMr aaid: "I'm real a victory *n- gava tba Bawks plcaoort with Wahhmd. He's got showing up for the IB ply by a way to go, but he'U be really a forfeit. pound match to claim iMMb by toaniamaBt tim* in match Bob In the Brat aboikaMfllk.'' up a solid 1>5 pidKd AflakMt Prakio 8Ma the Col^ Dave Hejtmanek at bad a good »-" — loM'a aut aqaBd m iiiiih Trnw-'- t-* m tbongh they tiM Id- teaad tWt «Mk frw aw fttb laao of the Jored M. M did Mto by a doao three in the lir I potato, nil. Unfortunataly. FergusonrergusoB ..^. *** ^ aoBBO aid Hory" to rT came ap oa the abort wAMid jiMiiiiiii "We had by a Don Voigbt of DtPam M to giv* op too BMBT valghU od loot by ODO.' came ia ooc- Oiff Gaytor alae Tba Hawks did wnslk tnl la and boat. He kat by a pin at him to the Jack BiCbOB Bailed TtKf Maipby of iiS:Bta matiBt:S. taka tha m Iba BawkB leokMl la tba isat^BBBd I a BS« Ray 'Vitha ^^^ bey at » paairii^ UnfortnailoitaaoB^ *fSwaak {ran a 2M drabBing no Bab Haasaa vao piaMd by ^ Ijr, bolero to wia bla aalcb ovor atalo's Gaana Can bi 1:0. Tbo n the Cbapparroib' Al Scbnman the U7 and lar by a kipaklod 144 count. MMebaaor won tbo IM CWr Gaylor loat a boart- foCoMhr at Ml broakar 74 to Terry RaaM of da- vbon bo was 11 I Seatt Bapka loot a IM fltalo itoDaaMats. short of earakig rUbi fta OM wraoUod fai the 177 or VMba pidtad a» tbo Hawks Ifl pooBd dMoioBO fttr ollbor wbi M US poaadi. pin- Hawk cage artioa — If yoo've n«ver point* atcalaat Bock VaBey in contia- la 1:07. both laama Bold- ; Al Parkor aay. HOI Keehao Ifty* ap ti*« lag hard-cooft eifigiitiiK. >f Bad Bounces Bug Hawks CoUege at home the Harper's hardcourt squad was liortaa Coikffo won at home in btttaer. They beat Morion first tlBM the two Hawks featured a balancad at- glvaa 'B taagh graatk« by the the ta«offtbol tack, bat Ihoir edd DaPaal tMvwBky Ira* Aortly >aPaBl. 94 forward Hm road eoalaot agaiaat Waa- Valioy baad k«iH> < t>» iA» tbo ChrlitaM lad tba Hawks with bonoee saw bath daha AaotlBg ^oha Oalek dM oobm nravadfataL mig oa to IMO ilB of (BBTd Jim Met- «« Biri na^ a lat iB a vidi la Va Haoap. gak« aoMB tanwMB ki tbo is, gBBfd Tmb wkb WlOy aad Diadk« at saeaads dUtat bo|p Iba Hawks tacad IM>aal at 11 aad eoBftar l^te Isd the al eatar aad much WlOy again M tta^crtw warn aad laok a K-73 pasting, 10, an li a lootag a vWlo KooboB had 17, la te ear- with 19 pdnU aad bo laldNd ^ riloat to JrtMlBiihU. tba Blao Seott HadHff 1» aad Bob Spore ners. WlUy ad>Mtcd wdl to his to raboaadB wbOo Boobaa loato Aar- ^ad Inr amb of tbota- 10. roie as a guard pkUag up 14 It When the Hawka returned points and U raboaa Wo boat aU U047 boforo ra- in doabli ta taka on Prairia fltala DnidlBi paavod kilt l4B0talsa bome to talw on Prairie and three booM tboy laadod six ballpiayan ia Tbay oaaifli I, bssiavai dedila oeoriac flgarao as Davo M Bob Baaooa ao tbo Olaoia oa poinU and 13 rebounds. IbaroOwy «« «f n WlOy lad tbo laaa wkb a, Valioy star paanpad ki » polau a tbrao game boai as the S4 guard Mike DnMlag bad M. aad grabbed 18^ rebouads to 1^ atata »-» ai 1*- la 31 potats ta fa arkb 10 by 14 and MallaB aad ia boa da- Harper St«fi«Bts tallied, 71. Kaohaa aad KlHiaaa aad 13 Iqr I a doten. Biacboff llMy roaiBla ly rank raoorva !—id Dick Botanar. 11. In thotr last ksom ad Wlloaa of and came Tba Hawks bisir a two poiat TMiVi coolad off a little in ap abort by m load wih Jaot a lav sacendo to the n-n via aoar DnPago as to fill poHiti4»as mik VaUoy CMT. go aad caaa m riwrt at the the homa taaa lad by ao aradi as 12 poinU at times DuPage OB tk« rampu tied tlUngs with 230 to play in First IC Baseball Season Sees the second half and the Hawks had to acratch tb hang onto a ~\ • cafeteria Hawk Sluffgers at Diamond Work win. DrwUng tallied ll, Kia- xonas IS, BisdNfr IS, "PUy BaU , len a doasa la tiM workers The college's tint tatoRoBafiala baaob all toam ia at Uls PtMl Baker («'-«") pumped lor iU first game. April 3. agabMt Dfta CoOogo at Elgin the ChaparralU. The diamond Hawks will play U regular aoaoon games in 26 for trouble • campus police Coach Clete Hinton foraaaea ''what might be a gMd The Hawks vnn in 5*» Lacattoa against Wilaon and Dlinds Val- Thundu. AarU 1-i^n OoilMe <1) ElRln ley. During the Whan game J rri Elk Grove . Keroos- Motidfl , May W Wrt^rt Cxnwcc *«> a e s Biacboff and Saturday. May 17—Hl.^tate Unlv, Froah (2) Normal BaildinK Eight turi are tost this semester be- Tuesday. May 20-OONFERENCE PLAY-OFr ______. ^ -ORTHNOB CENTRAL STATE TOURWAlfflaTT—May 33.3* I academic difficoltios. NATIONAL TOURNAMXMT—Mar of Vs 1-i' ft. .^, w^' J' ^ . /^ n "•' \ Vet Senators Cut SSHC Role r Two SSHC senators submitted dent Senate Constitution, which resignations to the senate at the was approved by less than 30 Feb. 10 meeting of the govern- votes last year at an at-large mental body. student body election, a senator cannot miss more than three Bob Wintz, former SSHC pres- ^ meetings If a senatw misses klnt and Herb Baylin, former three meetings without excuse, vice president, jointly said that he is removed from the body. their primary reason for sub- mitting their resignations was Ryan charged that WinU that they needed more time for had been removed from the Illi- improving their academic nois Association of Community and Junior Colleges, an adviso- ry gnup under the jurisdiction Retired ^tenaton In a post-meeting interview Robert Wlnti (left) selvea from the KOveminK body to 'lilt of the state board of education. with a HARBINGER reporter. and Herbert Bajilin look over some of the books harder." Both were recruited Wintz was Harper's repreaenU- their Baylin said that the Student but efforts for the student senate. for the senate in the summer preceding tive to the group. The Senate "left a g^mt deal to de- veteran college legishUors cut them- the college's initial semester. Wintz denied the charge and sire" WinU agreed with Bay- said he submitted a formal res- lin's statement. JoinUy. the for- ignatioo to the board. He did ma- senators indicated that not mention his reason for his they feel that the senate does not serve its purpose. HARPER COUEGE Both WinU and Baylin had Both senators sTrtmiid Ifaat been active members of the their Vol 2, No. f resifnatioaa were not SSHC since the Summer of 1W7. prompted by pweooal conflicts. Both had been cfaoeen from They Monday. March 10. ISM also mentioned that they their high schools to hoU had considered qaittiac «• Mrly on the saute. as last aeneater. Jdntly. the two F Mm "Sean" Ryan, preri Mrrad m Om Coostitution Com- dsot o( the Senate, howwver. as- mittee, Sedal Committee and the Student PweooiHl com- ngel" the Ryan raiamd mittee. They were also the au- to official thors of many aitieles in the which showed that Baylin li#d present ccnstitiitton. mined three scheduled anale R«plaesaMats for the two sen- According to tlie Stu- ators have not been annoanced. Weak Vote 1st Grad Group Elects Queen Students Help Will B'B CMy liockewiti as ' CmiraL That 'Flees June 6 ioftfbewookal ^•••a balletiog at Hatyor. Pkws are being completed for the office of iiis tint gradasMsa gret^. regjstretiun . BUg. «. Help Solve Parking UaoOdal *^e iMed hrip oflhe M itu- dbunt paiting lot, aaorljr sm- ft. via dMi in iris steatlan." tMse fsrdw. qwrtar mih awajr fken tbe sit toe HdgMB. • fjm.. Ji an tte werdi of t^^Mhfi aad- are batag haadM bjr reoDds suiiiliiMili RelMrt facalty and student committees. On* alHkBl, qoHo dtoturtted back hi Bwifiilm. ma « J.H^as SslactiaB bss been made ef the mag to fuk a great <<|g|—t^c*P*^ n#M, who was commeotiag tnm iieM. ariad the Paouky wwk HARBINGER if aSHMll^ tails «( (to aetM at (he ift Grave' oodd be done to rsoMdr ait> ll» Hm raalu af Ike doeed that the class, IcM thaa IS per coat af of ttie Elk Grove High Sdml rumrti J that Harper wil sec a ooaibcr of stodeats not pork in fire laaas drivers to park wiM traaslerrcd la frwai grassy areaa aroond tiuu U pork- The exact SvaiMile for af efiw high school tiOB'S HugMs admUM to a brsak- Moodsy PW> 24 when sta- doon in his qraten en (fas first wbo were trying to eater ev«li« of tiM potlag M Mock, M kwiwtod dwt Ike 'Vock- ttie number of students keht le Md Md have oompirted four park is the QossB of Ite Rosary dsnts' can arc propvly parked. er ***'""gr' Be and ar« m( oUgMa for die AA Aoidd pick up defree. Such an AA rating isot a petitiOB fsr gradaatian. nacesoary to transfer to foor- This pettlka is svaiabis ia year colleges and univenWse. Ot Mag for SS Widens Print Jobs A pmpoaed literary magazine Caatentn of lach a pabllca- for the ooUaga sboold be han- muUy arc dled bf studi sarrtess. 17. sasayi. short TUs lecoaaseadatiwi Hr tares, art work, iattars, | a Mcrary praject caaie graphy aad leriteeaaegeiBadhri. Currently, studaot ssrvioas isf meeUng (Maa.. Fab. rsspoasibla for the publicatioo of tl» the 14). HARBINGER, Hal- cyon, the student — Instructor Gilbert Tiemey hanifi>ook The Hawlieye — and mis- V. was selected to inform student cailansoas affecting SiTTices of the dhMoa's recom- printing mendation. student activitiea. The communications division The overall coat of this pub- is eempesed of the E^lish, (or- lishing aaterprise is about $15,- eigD language and joimalism 000 a year. It's aU paid for by ^ departmcots. stodents' activity fees. This recommeadatlaa With the addition of a literary BMaas pfauu t« gatlMT, edit. magarine, an additional cash al- prsirfee aid pnUlsh a Merary lotment would have to be takaa agaslBe wsaM be the iv- from tliefees. ipaaslbmty af the affice •! Caaasrrathre estlmataa Dr. James Harvey, deaa ef gaage the casts of a Hterwy Ob a lower level H lagashie from llS.SSa ta tZS.- the delegated •SS. depcadiag sa the Carnival Queen Ondy Lockowits Dreams" dance. Her escort, Bob Spore, •f Frank Ba- af issaes. the foaiity af ^ a queenly smile at the crowning shares the royal limelight (Mora directar af stadaat activ- pabUcaUoa process aad •vent of the carnival, the "CarouMi L 1 /^ \ ) , a ' \^ I / V. ; Page 2 THE HABBINOEB Monday, Blaroh 10, 1969 MomUy, March 10, 1969 THE HARBINGER Poor Processing And So An Editorial Statement Ended Carnival Week . . . For Royal Affair by TERRY S. BABB * Editor The procedures which the Student Senate took td On various occasions throughout the past year elect the five queen candidates for Winter Carnival the HARBINGER has been informally accused of should be of concern to the student body. deliberate and willful exclusion of Student Senate On February 3. the senate met and during its busi- news. We have also been accused of being anti- neM dlieuitioM fbr the day, nominated five queen can- student, not covering news of interest to the stu- didaMt. It wu the lanate, not the student body, that did dent at large and. in general, not being of service the nominating. If Winter Carnival is for the entire stu- to the student. deiA body, why wasn't the entire student body included For the HARBINGER heckler, who persists in in Ite nominating process? After all. the senate is small believing that Student Senate news is willfully edited in number compared to the number of students who from the Harbhiger columns, we offer the following comiwlM the student body. fact: since September, 1968 the HARBINGER has car- ried 1034 column inches of news pertaining to Student The senate answer to this is the usual "cop out." Senate affairs. This figure includes photographs. Addi- The aenate meeting was open to students interested in tionally, this figure represents the largest amount of the balloting but none appeared. space devoted to any student activity except sports We would like to know how the students at Harper which is a separate news classification. This figure does were informed? No advertising, posters, announcements not include editorial opinion space. or publicity could be found Therefore, the student body couldn't possibly have known of the issue HAKUNGER hecklers Meied by Studrnt Sen- charge. It waa the HAB* We feel that there was an intentional have alM mxle such ate eiber», iodirecUy, BINGER Uwt cleaaed 19 lack of com- winter Carnival unedoctted charges such fer the fallmre •( tereral Uw Ore haisiisas Bala- Week at Harper Inchides aa "Ugly munication between the student senate and the student •s. "How can yoa say that SSHC eveeU bceaeae of ey Daae Celfae lleaee. R Legs Contest" daring half-time at the body do this instance, along with poor planning, student-facnl- which - that's unfair." For Uw lack of puMicMy. TW waa the HARBINGER should have boen avoided. ty fame, (above) StudenU topped the faculty Eggs-acting Student Record sake of erptonattan. Uie pwpeee W aay that caBed attairtlea to team We stress that we are not questioning first and Uiird pi^ of this ilea — be tt a the pwfciBg af raeaMgr- SMt. VirfU Carter, rookie (ACP) the five quarterback of the Cbl- --B WM ec(i ia Ml iiunei hear. BiU art queenly candidates, but the procedures for tae orwfpaper, a tre4e cara ia the itadeiit park, but Mw iwosnl at He^ drew the nominations. eago Bears, lectured on professioBal football half- etteaUaa ef oflg his "I flfly of This 1 pebtlcatiM. a eeaaieidty lag tot caeakig >t ^ ") .\ Monday. March 10, 1969 Hawks Fall to Cage P Bottom; Play Ends though the Hawks The cage Hawlu fizxled to a stripe. Even Demons and out- dismal season's end as Wright rebounded the at the foul line, it drubbed them 92-60 in the re- shot them enough. gion four sectional tournament. wasn't dropped its final Before wiodii^ up the section- Harper game to Kendall during al (iaaco, the Hawks glimmered home week. Ua- r Richland Cen- the Winter Caraival to life, whipping fortunately they came up tral, 77-65. a group of good out- Before that, the Hawks against shooters who i9ade a flapped and fhAtered through side of the Hawk's umt nine straight losses to wind up shambles B. despite a 44-M edge this dismal first seaaon. ^ V Priar U tbe upM>(, Richlaiid madlag lad tbe crew with heU a very retpecuble lT-4 hahiarcid sceriag of It. Hel- seasoa mark as apfase^ te mer had 12, Willy ll and Kee- the Hawks' reaarkaUe S-ll haa U markers to go with a net*. Ite tw* ctadM pU3re4 desea reheonds. Do* Daffy a see-saw Hrst half aad ware also picked a|^42 reheoads to li a 3»-aU deadlock at the iiH share game haaers. nea Ihe Hawks AgaiiKt Rock Valley on the the gaiw epen in road, tbe Hawks ran into foul clealag mlMHes • the traid>le early aad that was tbe lag •( Dave Willy aai whole story as coach John DradiBg. WlUy naishad wtth had a toul of eight players in S pelaU while DradlH had umform Shuffling players in II aad BiU Kachaa. 1«. and out became a minor mess The Hawks made a good final Hahner lad tha crew with 17 ball bad ball handling and all the other woes Coach John Q«lch b left holding the iMtrm effort u they (bropfwd thia oaa while Duffy are out of poiita hi out of actioa of a first season , the Hawks DePaul with the Hawks finally tbair iMt game to the aad Tartion had 11, Willy nine artion for rest and a review of tattered 8»- after the fint and futile season of hahi fnrinaB aquad in Chicago aad Ai«tloCodHto eight feathn*. court action. Plagued by missed sbota. taU 13 tiwt cane afUr ^fdliag to The seceadtkae the Bawha KMriall Onllir. 7MI. Back teak aa Qghi they kad tta Vallv CoUflga. 10t-«. aad Bgtai aaoM trwMe haadhng the • apartaas stellar parfenaer 04 he DePaul tbe Hawks eeater Kea Nerd aa bat puiped ia IS palala. mostly with 1 a good fan* Grapplers Shine they ware dowa and with a DwnM when have hnriieo the which riwt over SO per cent Haider c«Ud tram tbe floor Willy led tbe game epca. this one with crew as be came up with his Drudii^ rinisbed » while Willy bad I L aad Bob Top Hawk 1st IC Showing b«t ah0wtag for tha flpffe and Dick Hebner nioe each in the aeoriog cohona. Ponrard Dick . . r«- at 183 fa> 3:14. At IM Daffy and Sport Aarad tha Harper*! wrcatliag aqoad fin- oo ware tbe Hawks third place nent MobML Drwhag alw flaUiad poonda, byaplB with 15. in- boiadh* boaors wkh M each tahed the first taam wMh the la daiUa fltaraa hjra Ttaaath Isek third wtik a ia 4:44 U far 13 at the charity faraiaod match 74. m to Madhjr aMaaaU-Oaal bi the in the Ski Qub Weekend Athletic Award a wraatlan war* iMft to Us lint rawid atfaatt hi Plan JC OMtt in Worth- 1:17 at U7 fsaaii. laat 1*4 (• Ski Aspeo and tte big Colora- aooo wtt ba do ski territory with tbe Hatpar Iha HARBINGER nrat Harper Oel- Hw HawkB ftaHibed the dual fr«« Black Haisk la tta Colkta ski cbib. the tbe raeehw tha pa- aaMOB with a 10-6 overall mark ta par's "Athtata of tht Year" tt» ilrat phM aaaMM d J» Par tl». tht Colorado trip i» far a phi ki S:M. racdra a Hawk tMsa. Vail aad Wkdar chidaa ridiig at given to the maa la the regiaaal wttH at J*> Tom WaMoad. CUff Gayior Thte wlQ ha Park the moat et. the Hawka Baishcd a db- and Ray ataarta all took fourth who hao eaotributed Tht dataa are March 17 place la dM iMk Ow piaea hiMra, niHlBg op a fatal both odriotkally and tlroi^ April 4. OootineoLal Air (orttMbtat ever Black Hawk. of 10 taam prfHi riaea the aaaat caBr- Unaa wiD handle tbe trip to aad of mr 8a«k hi tht la iMrd with n was ma on a 10-7-4-S point sy»- Tbe award Matit wfll tnm. Hoaoing wiU be m a lodfa Btaboaoleh- ami the Hawks la fawth with taaa with points awarded for ad- of a permaaaat eoOtfO . . facility luat a jump away tram the sUte tbe namea of all of tbe ed a second place in marker* fai a field el 14 vaacteg in a weight class and with a WintarParfc. for pJMJBg twmmit wtaamd' ei^aved. The athlete Ibt atvaa days of akUag. win receive a small personal Ona oltar paaaMUty for the •HIT I— thiir tini roiad atvw aighia af lodgb» two ta award is Ray Vkha. VHha poat nwidMi, bat hMt ia tht mmi- a a room, lo hsyaai tha Brat raaad tt > March S for the natiooal meet in. raftadaUt after Icadbig petMlaa. At la pawda Ray Laat fall several men dU Mha PargaaoB pickad np a and Dave Willy third at 117 po«Bdi with a »-0 VMfca laot by a pla hi 7:iS tai HAftPSR COLLMOE weU Pete Halm led tbe gelf hi esceHeal fk« raMd via. a U-l aemi-flnal Ihe rirvt rwoad while Mlchcaer ma TRACK acmotnx team iiMiifrty aad did wall km mmI a VS CB«aola>kwi rtmnd 11-2 ia Ihe lOi DATE OPPONBcr aaUaaal via. Bay VMha datead «nlhar by Ihe April 1—Jallrt Jobnaoa kd tht u uta luautrji' Mfte re-wrote tbe record third lor tht Bawha it Itf Aptit 11—Prart* Stattp Saak Valley taam to a geod flniah. Unforta- April 17—Sauk Vall«r-MortaN books with a pooadi, wtai^af by a pin in the aataly. Johaton la ao loofer at Agaimt tha IMveraity of lUi April »— nilnota V«ll»y-TrttO«» CoOsfa wWla Craaa Academic raaaona kay- fkft rMw! la l:», a |riB in 1:2S Crmiw, Claln Harper aois the Hawki wen afai of 10 April »—EhiPac*. Dave ptortd throogh V agahist ia tha aaeoad raand, and May »—RetlOB tV DItt SUt* mevt oed him weight cliawi wraatlad and tied a good DoPaal Untvaraky froab a IM hMi la tha aMii. Ha th« May 7—Thomtoo-Wnsltt The I amliilalM far tha award another as Trauach, Porgnaoa. taam oo tholr home court. took a 7-1 maaalBHw via. May lO-Blacfc Hawka lUlayt WiU indodo llHOO omb la track. Vitha. Hupka. Steerbo aad Bar- May U—No III JC Mwt At IB aaaa*. Daa Mek- Pormar Hawk gnard Jha Mel- batthaU and tenaia. recorded wins. Ron May IT-NJCA A MEET wanger loa the praeiaas acoriag f A^) / -^ ^- Hawk Students to March for 'Hunger' Some 300 Harper Hawks will wiU be traversed," he said, Self Help Project. march in the Northwest suburbs "have offered their approval of Many groups and persons, first "Hike for the Hungry" on the march." Hinri<±a said, have alreac^ coo- Good Friday, April 4. Hlarlcha explained that the tritxited for hikers. Tony Hinrlchs, presidCBt of march is helng organised to The president of the HR Cbib the college's Human Rights collect funds. said that an allocation of a third CM, yradicted that the Har- "Each marcber — each hiker to the NOC is important. per eaatfBgem will be among for the hungry — is to be spon- "Ahotrt 7M tamiUes. with an "at leaal •.••• marchers" who sored," he said. avevage of seven chlUrea. are wUl dramatise hunger aad po- "That means you can pay a Uviag hi thk area m less verty la the commaalty, the hikar, ^Moaor him, for each thaa n.lM a year." atiaa and the world. mile he ticks off." Such families, he said, are Hinrlchs said the march All cash so collected, Hinrichs practically unable to mafaitain groiqp will move from Park continued, goe* to three major life OB tiw difnifind lavnl that RidSB at 9 a.m., Good Friday, "hunger funds." our sociaty damandi to die Northweat Opportunity 0M4hM of the ealaeted Tte "Hike for the Hta^y." C«tar, RoUii« Meadows. fmds wfll goto the Nartkweat Hiarichs explained, was origi- wiA that the march Oppsrtanlty Center, another nally planned by the Waltber will be covered ^ from third to the Emergency Fund League of St. Paul's Evangeli- •ix to eight txiurs. for Btatra aad the 4ast tUH cal L4itheran Church, Mt. Pros- Toay Hinrlchs, preaident of the college's Hiimaa "All mayors of towns that to the Ecaador Agricuttural the pect. RiKhts Club, pauses for a moment la his baaf rounds to spell out his pfaMU for the fiuid-raiafai|; ^ march against hunger. This Is the another Hie dkroctor ef Operation he said waa eoaipiralariaUy Blaadbaakat took bis Hawk au- Napaoa. Ho didn't talk caOad a laelr of kaowtodge "of I or dvic leader s . At eae poM. he ov. Jeooc Jackaea. oac of that "oaaw say blacks are net aovoral Negro Hgnrco la coa- VuMfledlobei teaMaa far the leadership of He snppdi "Why da wo or thli ef wMte poWeal in Vict Nam aad tack had. po- eoiaea at haae? ' Jacksaa assde no i slsianc s Aboat 7W Hawk wan ai viaaors hatcaed ttio m psMramsH ia majv citlao. tail hippisrlad Negro organiser Frequent bursta of agiplaasa railod aboat wlat he caOad rac nuriud ttie orgaaiasr'a tak. in. aMsapraad atarvatiaa. rnil- Odaof dw naWaM aad lanfMt aij aw1il»[lla|iBika raaetiona came to Jaekaoa's a^ Nat aaea dM l» peal tor beauty and fertility His implication An animal- political progrcos hi his ap- like procrealive process tai the Elk Grove "btsasad by God" bat Iv fMd hoaae (March dmraalttisaofi Jackson's ulk. Indirectly - and witlxwt em- Mated for p.m . waa 46 adaatoa Dr Jamea Harvojr, -ba daaa of atudcots. esplaiaad caOodaa aadtaaeo to thtah dw dmt Jackaoo had been detainad f^ abaal dm rola of Dr. Goarga dirtytor of Oper»- icroap of Haifsr atadeata aaJ i^to- M a Cbkafo dtaaar, Waafaington Carvor, dw panaat tteks off his Arjv- muiiity rMUntB ki tka iCk Grove Wbea Jaefcasa ftaally aiil aad gaaina, and aaotlw Nogia, Iho at tta ipaakar's Isclata. ba field ft. DMirw kowe « Much lint phyMdaa to do toCWHM'l out a r«fcraeo to tha dalajr. He malsi auirod a 'Ghost' Petition Sags MtlMvdat faculty, tba rale would not ba fori ParVtva Jxtt 'Hog' Orcolated • yOastlMr davd- aaM the fncnify re> opmeat in tba aWUag iatarast afaoot th« relaase of Dr. Batty aad Edward KaBsh, the I sijrs. In part: "... we the storfaia a( Cynthia Ptaail. lUbert Harper College ask tke a4> Mrt. Sdljr MfPsosagh. Tsny Htertcks mInMrators making thaae da- a fanhir and cmows lo awarees cowcorwea bjr Lnliti to itadenti over the raise Aasodnla Pniaasor Jotai Hcd in arriving at R. Itiiibili ti Mhlam ihM of inarfii flip —I Bs% dhri- "Since we, the SMO cnnvnaB of the local point af Ada ii»- we heHeve, that a Mrs. Leigbton " same soft of db«ct the acttan as ample ef (sfe) al of BS PWp as K mrnOA aaid tbty were aWa t» rife* role of the fstsH| — This edition of the HARRIN(}RR'8 "Paririnc IM 'Block' of tba HARBINGER eopisi ef tba tbastndenU. goei* to Praleaaor Bfarie At a moating of tba coilote Moots, a atodent aeaator. the Edition" AaahrtMrt Aan At oaa polat, coptes of tbe pe- board of tiusteas cnnrsday. added Us voico to Mrs. Laigb- Baaik. The HARBINOEB aoticied that Baaik's 1988 0M»- tition wwtbaig from the ^ua- Feb. 27). tbe board was in- ton's complaint mobile Cutiaaa four-door sedan is parked in vahiable sto- casa caOoga anaooDccBMOt formed of a latter covariag tba Associate Pi eftassf Goscfa deat parking space nearly each of the fonr clam evening!*. boards at befb catraoeat to tts peDuon at'iww. mo oonro ooir n. T^v^oi, w^^HT oi -non^H^ By parking her dark green car bi the student parking tot, Elk Grove caaqm btdUlag. cvroQ WHO tTosneoi nooan li,. l awurcos, wat'eaOad oa to «• Baaik prohiMts the driver of a student bOwled car from UM tbat BO fortbar action piaia ooBUBittoa procadara ia days. It flwa aoddbotalaaoatbal tapplag BMfaob for tbe new parking in the area. Thank you, for not cooperating by The other, hang A wnHBory siitaaM post. not parking your vehicle fai the faculty lot. Sta^its who Voegel at the entrance off the facntty by acting board preaident Mil- straastd that 'at no reoehred paridng citations may wish to see Bafflt in the Ist. carried M ilgna- ton Hana«i aupfwrtod Lahti's time dM tba fOedHgr senate or eoMMellng bnttdhic when «he helpn students with iht^ •faa" comment that staiot aipildt raa- fkcaKy graapa and other campaa pfoMeBM. PerhaiM shell be aUe to help soas for tba flriapi waraal la- ebjeet ta mgr toad pabh^jr or to tba yoa, bat dont bet on it. ^ \^ J L > V ] V \2 \ y / March 17, 1969 Page 2 THE HARBINGEB Monday, Monday, Blaroh 17,^1969 THE HABBINOER Fa«tB HRC Tries Real Other Campus News University of firmly agreed "student power" form viewpoint — i.e. the liber- acadiemic and journalistic Southern Florida can be more effective Uian al in College Spirit many college administrators form. (ACP) Editors from 1,200 col- are willing to admit. However, Beck believes failure to com- lege newspapers from around moat editors do not advocate municate between the adminis- tbe country share the problem A courteous dip of the Harbinger lance for the Human violence as a means of obtain- tration and the "liberal" is due ol lack «l coouDunicatun with Rights Ottb and its president, Tooy Hlnrlchs. ing desired freedom. simply to the fact that the nlfnlnlflli slfli t groups talk of different things. done long Editors feel tbey have more This froap Is doing wkat ikMld have been Editors report adminis- freedom than did their col- Henderson ago by any stodents who cMMlder themselves "involved trators seem to be afraid to leagues of 10 years ago. Some, and active in the community." communicate with student State CoUege feel there is too however, much (ACP) Protest through re- The is spearheading the college's role in the staffs. HRC ioterfereoce from publications spcnslbUity is tlie best way to planned "Hike for Hanger." (See slbry on page 1.) Tha faar rasults, editors feel, advisers. express opinions. This can be Hinriclu his tliemselves with from tha fact that tdiUn oo and group have aligned dene at the coBhrsnea table or ISBflsr urn afraid to say what University of the cause of Mei, fl—rtul aad educational which, un- by "a peaceful protest of some tlMy bslisva As a result, more Minnesota fortunately, ako piagaes tUs wealdiy college district. sort," suCRestad an editorial in and more editors art briagiag (ACP) The University of Min- Oaailder the self-denial of the HRC action. Members the HeadBraon Oracle. q> oartain truths wbidi annoy neaota's Dr. James Beck, as- Admittedly this is difBcutt will volunteerlttg their to be time to gather funds for wartb- many administrators. sistant profeaaor of physiology, accomplish because neither stu- while causes. Contrast that with the normal student fash cUinu that the freqtient occur- of tha procass is be- dents nor administrators realize of dances and poorly organized queen contests. ence of violeot and noo-violent comiag an important and con- the need for it. disnqidve actiea oa coUege The hlliers for hunger IDutnte matur* concern for troversial issue, as is the r»- it is much batlar campuses has stimulated a dis- community problems. What new will stop other students presstOB of individual cs- violsnea or "that ethor appointingly limited discussion. from checking with the Northwest Opportunity Center, prassioo and harassment of po- Uad of pretest often faced by activity by admiaia- Diacttssiao lias limited in small — Apatity" RoOtaf MeadMri? litical Imcd coOafas Apa- trators. two ways; it has iMan narrowly thy is the Und of proteat asaat The NOC might be able to point out homes tlurt eould Bditars bsliavt Ihto year wiU focused on sobw mppaatd pa- Mia the use a painting; families that could use child-care and tu- turmafl, protest culiarMaa of tha university and torial help; persons wha iaaperately need help. on campuses it has coma larfsly from a rati>- breeds aoupi aar e si tiM naiioa. They er unifana groqp with uni- Is«*t U time that ttttimt goverament and other a aadanythlnf I campM gTMps — weak tkaagk tbey auiy be — rallied to the CMwnunity cause. At least a portion of activity time ^ abouM be devoted to this serious challenge. Ask yowself about your participation. U you find Letters to the Editor you've fallea dami, get up and get goteg. It's time to be nature. He came to us, i(t saw him, bers of our community. Oritval KwoeUbea to our wa hoard his words and w» ax- ezchaages with tha pra- community to Harper's hls tova. Now it Is our dominately black achsab of Chi- aaw campus as Art art*a sake graeea R. Foost are aiuyvsi by MrdsB is oo us. What cago and iavlhMiaBB to thaaa ki L, Harper (left) LouUi> Porter ami Pat wabaoarrwpowe^ to yMt Hwper sad ia must of Harper art er. Jaaa* Jackson was r»- studeoU TMltea^ Students are hivitad to exam- Bit Visw FroBi vWtIng Weekly Runs ooivsd 4rila wal by Harper stu^ thair seharis wseU ba a sMp hi ef priata. aa aflwt haard. A smaD circle of journalism id fMiy and by a tha right dtoaetlaa tedbrd a to be is aetlveljr at work in sf ( wan Its wisp sil ( Tba ia o» aomsBHrity. This was a of far Karpw, but to Iha (acaky aad una- if wa win Jast Jackson Flays White U.S. care 1 Assistant «a bava Ma Mw la fst tanrebad. Oe- "Hwy are a dspar^Mot «f Ah*> woakhr to ehai^ ia I 1. r«i. EdHor's Desk NB. Thwe baa baaa rM* s> He dM sagr that a Aaarieaa stadiaa, promata tha dnire t« dsfalop warU wB flad aMKhtamaay. uaa af Uaek prahiriB la tha tha Day PliMfiHiai (dw \$^ ia aaawar ta quaatia of adiitaat civil ri^«s fig- af tha HARBINGER ar- waittopt AfalB, ha dU not tak how to "reooodla" black aad ). body but I OB on the "vtotenoe" of the GHril War wMe AoMrtea. Jackaoe wa§- is T» praaa ttm: il byUac sl»- aad atfaet ttot on of Afra> dw had study r«M kava appaafui le Ike Love that 'aatofkaated." widely ikiiislii Day LUV atioo sodaty aad Uie future af Iha Ovfl War. Rccoaatnictioa TW kyltoaa «f AflMTicaa Naptwa. af Joe Lapto ^Wtatls LUV? Days aad tto foars thoroafler raa an Jady aids, the new up his talk with a thaasaof a Mack r. Terry Carter. Pal Grere caftpus i It's not the name of the latest afloct Ek sit-in, staodin or dcm- appeal for aa undar- for the aay ctadss af Mi Paaia Altaaa- Practicalh aO pkaaas af ooetration at a major campus. It is a natiooal Harper of black s out campaign Calendar AaMrtca, Ha«tk Ufearvl started by two pop singers, Boyce and Hart. Their obfec- Jackaaa i iKkiiil Ua JacksM alaa a««ia«« sSa- ance wtth aa laJ^Biil to baali la Snway Na- thre y to amend the United Statei odBstitution to allow 19- m. If-TW a /•ra €Ml§*f year-old citizens into voting booths. r»MUi>ai Ravfy Pall To oonapkment their campaign the duo has released a ffla miaai sm i at Mat. Mh-Mr Vfnww D, song, appraprtataiy titled LUV. (Let Us Vole!) Proceeds cost tl.«S, said Frank If Aurora College lay ami from the sale of the record finance the group's efforta. la n rnuA tht tnu- oironor oi onoeni aouvaiaa. of Japaatu AaMrfeaao Guests returned tZTS la hoar Tbey also are esecoting tiwtr rampaign in a very in- does not have WorM War H. •f "this tapkaMath Jackson speak. teresting manner. Each mmk tha dno makes an appear- Af« TOU TT ance in a metropolitan area to stimulate student leaders, the program you want, s on tlw high school and coUege laval, to gather petitions for a» their cause. Completed student pettttons for the issue we'll suggest a are RadUL Tennis, Jogging Rate High mailed to LUV's national headquarters in Stockton, Calif. We i^plaud the action of these two pop singers and college that does. a|w. I--Tr*ek M«M. AolR*t >7 Frank Olivar < Harper sophomore Jerry Maculitls, who is sponsoring the MUtH. Tbrrt. S am. Harper OoOatfa's spring ath- to on tte high school Thiada haa and We^ra confioaiil wioff Aiworo coeiowiat ma east Icvd campaign on the local level. It seems to us that more latie profruB may be one of the a while taolnetor Maitte Ryaa Or avaryftiffiy you re lookinQ tar. campus leadars throughout in Uie BoUofo's the nation should involve Bsass to be the edo- A tmoll, congeniot compu* with individual If tUap fa ae- has fooe around tto oval oevaa k from the way themselves in backing such worthwhUe issues as LUV. eatad maa's sport times. otlantion. Co-«d. Naor cownopolitan Chicogo. [ to tha plea of Hawk tan- Interested thii^ leak at Harper thu win- Harper students should contact Jerry Macu- ay Esana. He's op- Involving I.A., I.S., and ft.Th. degraa programs. tor. Hoy Kearm has intereated The only student ki tto pro- Ittisat827-S7D6. ahout his cMb's 13 meet Yet pWnty of octivitiet ond tportt. iCm*. Piw* «. Ort. S> oeveral faoidty members and paa Is MlBB Pat Tenerowfcx. Sounds ld(« whol you're looking for. But Mra stadaula in tto sport. So tar, Pat \m Jo«Bd Ml college that is. So far the Hawk headman has lapa. we said, if wa orant, wall wggasi a Sa tar, nhie facnky and one Oirt Jan Wei!«- badaaaad aaa*& student have been running on tflta aa Inquiring head. fUl out- The Harbinger "Urn have spprwikuately 10 the krioar track at the Elk Her qoention could be: weO I expect Grove esapUB at aight or in the paapb wfUi UB BOW and Tell vt to«i«a of your preferences and help Are you aa active an ahe U. We know what good tennis aftemooas. Tha rate ki thbtaon Terry S. Babb, Editor you find your place, kut w« worn you. ia? She ia a ptoyers sra nd I tUnk we have lapo around tiie Indoor oval ta aeplHnore and probably at Aurora. Jerry Jenkins. the mile % It's Executive Editor has been active oa the "We have three David Garland, Sports Editor Pompon Rqnad. H^r toter- BaselMll-coach Clete Hinton la Mil vaa leads the healthy educators with Terry Carter, Business-Circulation Manager e^ts cover art. Her goal te a massive Wl lap total Wres- a career In Bill Bohnhoff, Photo education. tor. Al have Editor tling coach Ron Bessemer is second with 247 while Ken I doal STAFF: Vausch has ran up 207. Roger crowi is oat of the ^m^^,- Musaifi ia the only other Jogger Reporters: Edvi^ard for BHI aad we expect ta have Spencer, Jeff Vanko, \f SCpEAMtWG abofa the 100 mark with 127 to I Vou Discoveteo ) - Bur y »V''»- '?KI * . ...J! V ». Pa««4 THE HABBINGEB MomUy. March 17, 1969 MSportScope Jz^Q^^ ^ SKHHHHIIIIKHitHH DfTKAmjKAL DOUBLES FINAL INTBAMl KAL 8INGLK& BowuMG runa, sTAXDiNua BOWLUMi BESl'LTS (|m •) MaBM BDCP GajBM" tr Av(. Tmub« Oubc* PIm Turn Michalak! «" 14 rtta 173.2 ScUUer-V. EBfWr < XIU Al MayMuckela u 14 an itf.T HullLacbke I ITtl Tom Avery » It 237< 148 S SUiila«»tt I m Steve Mam .3 11 an 144.4 Manivderorn t Xtit Stave Encler 3 1« 3»3 143 1 MlduOikl-WUly S liW Paul Cornea ss i« an lat MUo-TlKrlaiilt I MB —Tennis Me MayMMdMS^NaMr I Mi* lege Here. S P.m. l»-^UMt>aU Jollet College. Bare.Here. 1p.m.1 : I H T a A v a_A_L_ oTMMAanca A»r. 11—Track Meet Pralrte Suta and Sauk Valley. At Sauk Valley. I A^l*!*—Baseball. Rocktord CoUege _ I . Away. U noon Oaii I A^. Uk-Mendetssohn-i EBlak. Elk o«u a Grove-aBdIlortuffi. 4 p.m. aa n -11 Ayr. 14—Tannls Meet. Pralrte SUU. BVBNTS rLOoa (1) H. Ayrr^-lftSia Meet Rock Valley. Oalattdl GX iti A. BI, Away. J p.m. ^ ca. (4) A. naiaaall Morton College. Hoa^ ooMlaNaoa aa^M. 1 pro M-BaaanU. ^fatlM CoUcge Hawka riffet) na Neal. Gary EUt. Mllw Ehrwt *md . amx Bwca: ... abaaklgk On the DaOy Run Noian aspaeta to hvP aavaral nan tiy aot ahoitly Hawk tnck and (Wd coMta prograin tfaia and do the widi a eoipla of oUht. Robtft Nolan ha* aiat B« pi*- baat we can thia MOB. Right OBML Praetieaa ara 1 to S pm. parinc for a Uncb !• iMit torn wv're havia( c«adi- onday tfanogh PHdajr at tha acfaedule. tionu« drilla." Elk Gh>v« oampoa track. . Noiaa aakl, "W« have a brand hWaa'a towk Intaraatad maMra ara larfad warn prv*"* tii^ T**" *it^ oo El- to poatort Ht»m la Harper ritaniiC IManaaa. Owgoalia wari. PUi Meal. PM Waal- Grava baidlag No. 4 or la MU a food track m ^cM. Gam CUa mt out to a praetiea. Measures Diamond Hawks WMia located afaoaldH- aafhrad la a akiiBg acddaat raeaatijr. Bat I •I waa a pitcWag caack for a we're going to Bad both as- ad I tlMk wacai tramaahK iai Raeake was an AlKSeateaaea ftoeake and Enknaa, ptichar at Palatliia Ugh aeheei iRkhlUUy. a two jreara ago wha ha paalad a nUa iMva faad diptii at an of H record. the poaitiana, asccpt pitcfah^. at MahM Waat Qgh Schad Md Sprlag traialag swiags iato hard work for th« diamond Ifa atin a M( qnaatka mark for Roeaka la Jolaad by Gngg KroO. a itaiidoat at Uh- Hawks aa Caach Qete "Ball Faar" Hlnton demoo- artrriOa. ha^ a gaad aaa. hat ha mmt ha stratea a pracUrr swat. Hiatoa sajv the hall clah wU «lih « M thM hr a «hla. if Vtev. RMto pick- He can catch or play 0rat I hMti« and fielding. ataD. ad IV tha aaaM award as a aa- "Ha'a aiar at Paladaa. Jim aiaaihanh and Kavhi PreBBdwffl have to battb COm Maada and Roy Kaoats Iv a pafa'efthai Oae 0t BhMaa'a tar Iha Jih hahM Ow pMa h a gradMto af Ar- Othv kMaroMa hKhrii I Mm Na- li aa aat. FTMad while Neauaiefa la m outflaUar from NQaa Waat R»^ far Jobto, a fbrnar lYaaMl piayar, it alao a aa ootflold eaadldate. Other awahan af tha are Jay Thaida af Roa Kiaala, aha pl«yad to- uleaRiHB nana np' acaaai, Tom yaehlar af Motait Proa- / pact, Aagaia Ooaato ef PatathM aadAll it a pitching ahw. Codoto has al- alttMHawk *»>»—«niii*fr«naii l O iiwi i if ,iii«,i n pa.iMMiMnM has three other men. »»'e'^ a— '^a»»»««»r«>»«.aii i >ya» Daa Roa Dall aad Don liw.Oi^ i iiaiii I la a*'—>aww^i— Magnana and Dall ArUagtoa JMi0AM rapped af Midne East hi Park Ridge. AB are out- OMan. The Hawka will be playing a 36 game achedula aloeg iHth four vOVBMWHKSa St StdflB M *gla fnw afriHt EglB Col- lege at Elgin oa April 3. The i iMajUaL * , L i_ \ S ^ \ / »t DI to Leave for HARPER COLLEGE Wittenberg Post Vol. 2, No. 11 Tuesday. April 22, 1969 ngel" Moats Wins Election V Sophomore Lawrence R. his group 'cooducted a grass "Larry" Moats swept to a sur- roots drive to bring out the prise victory in the college trus- voters. tee eiectioa — a victory which His victory brought the full makes him the youngest elected range of reaction from surprise college trustee in the nation., to shock. Achieving the voting afe o< 21 Caauaaalty press reactlaa just two days before tte elec- raa la (real page beedUacs. tion, Moats took the victory in WBBM-TV carried aa iMer- \ stride. view with Meats ea the Big He pledged "hard wart" lir Newt (!• p.ai.. Baaday. April (he ceUege la rsfressal aB U>. segBMBlB el the eeauM^ ia In other student devalapoiaats Harper's dtahriet. SU. tha cnOefe board of tmsteas in Moats piled up as unoffidal Hi Baatii« (Thursday, April 10) count (4 8,430 votes to drfaak major revisions in s John L. Kurans of niiihigiiai studnt conduct code. Kuranz, a truataa. carried OrigiBally iltaffhad by a atn- C,7n votes. Board PraaidMt LawTMc* "Larry" MoaU aaBunlHaat Iho pn^ Bkhard L. Johnaoa of Arlington TisMiM Tntee Dr. G. Bsf^gg handiiy won rwelectloB KenneCk hjr th« heard attorney, aged by eaetber ata- —Harper to Witteobtrf oa July I wtthU^vatas. Hwper n» three ware running for Kteded in a I^ eMgTMt vtth brav't '^ Or. G. Kenneth Andeo, 90. 1M7 as an A Meats' campaigB waa 4, eoL4) dean of iaetnictiao. elected by promatiaa ralaad Wttmtmt Unhrertttyt board ioatnictkB. if dbaeton to aerv* m that He aaid ha was "rather sad to tcbooi'e iHlk iTMlilrt. win laava Harper" airi said it "was tate ovar Ua new patt on Mjr thriQ to be pert of a great 'G)ver Girl' £i 'Pic' Surprise a la la S^-^'iS For Soph Patricia Whitaker la wert wMh." LeeMiH la Ihe Andaeo is aa ihiMW of Up- ef Hatper. he I's a "cover girl" — aad tqr aow aala Callage and the former Lu- was "raal poleallal Isr wasbehH tak aM aa Uw cwvcr ef sha'aaoaMlaaMdlaltaL tharaa Sc^ 4 Ttrnkmr. H« eeoHeaed pn^eee." that «Bba servad ier ta« jtwpi aa a Ln- Universify, "»•CV' cat- tharaa ailaMar ia .Pkk m » tmf af tha .. .., . ' rally riiHintm>aUth varHry, Is tha iKpit af ofrrilgMa at r^ » Taa'll eaa i.m. wBhtteLa- a •e rhalnaaa af ale of a "I tak- that aeheel't divitiea ef phl- af aa I vaa «a hi Mgh Isasphy aadreUgtaa. of I Aflar al^aaaB yaan thsra< ha a it taken. r«lrtratian is schad- Isfthiimta wlUia a U, U aad 14 la It has an Atthattaas hia d«a I el MM aad a telal cialBiillMta 4 4 to Harper hi *• sahl. call har a Harbinger Takes High ACP Award HARBINGER hai the HAMHNQBB awarded eaa of the hi^Mt fw- ember ef * attoa aad that the llrst year eral eiaaBsBca rattap by tha the HARBINGER has beciF by the sUff af )aar- Accordii« to Babb. Tsrry 8. Bahh, editor of the from more tta hithemh AB Critical •Hwea eaa cmenaa ay pra> ^^ "This is the Orst sach swar^ a^l""^ praaHtad ta a stadHt argaate- el MkACP ttai at BfOHaled wBh Ualvcr^ ti B^b. "and Ira prood to have I's ashasi of JearMl- (Brected the HARBINGER staff tosochai of the points on which ^ttllWIIfti;,^ 1 Phstograpfty. - Aeconhag to Babb, each daaslflratina carried a certain amount of paints. The total pcrinu were ad^ed by the judges «f'. . . I ^ to determine the publication's score. ^^^^^^^B^^^^B The HARBINGER totaled ia the high range fer tha Dr. Kobert E. Lahfi. Harper OaOage Lahti rnHMcntolated Babb had the dsaa, one ef tha twn paper staff for "an excellent job** te awards available to Jnl^ esi- aa^ 1 ...... „.,^.l lifMideat, nceivta The Harbinger's T life W-weekly newspapars. tioaal award fraai Editor Terry 8. BaM. aecoriinf the first natkHial stndeat Ms Is the flnt X. t. / I\ t 'f X \ ^ mnmim'' / \^ Pi«e2 THE HABBINGEB Taeiday. April rt TMaday, April 22. If6» THE HARBINGER Paces IM View From Letters to the Editor Black Capitalism^ Ray of Hope (This called Black Youth of Amer- is part one of a two-part series on ginning to respond in a positive Black capitalism has also Editor: published in a queen election — inch spew aad enthusiasm in the pressing fca. In Watt«. U is called Sans way. One example is Cleve- been successful when it receives As a responsible student I (eel even a high school student some time. I caa assare you problems and aspirations of the nation's black com- of WatU. In .New Orleans, it land's Warner and Swasey Qo., aid from civil rights' groups. it necessary to express my dis- knows that. And her escort was that the former sperta editor munity. Part two appears in the to called Black Youth for a machine tool firm, which may over the next ediUon.) has One fhie example of a auccess Editor's free-wheeling Mr. Bill Keehan, not Bob Spore. will never write sports copy for Progress. bosk joined with existing Negro firms in this area occurred when the comments in the Harbinger — Winter Carnival was sadly un- the HARBINBER agahL One form of black capitalism to expand their facilities. Other late Dr. Martin Luther King's basketball and Winter Carnival. derpublicized — more accurate- DONALD E. FRAHER, JR. mmmBmmmmmmmnmmmmmy^n firms Editor: has been self-help. One of the are providing on-the-job Operation Breadbasket in Chi- Where you resurrect your ly SHOT DOWN. Granted, the Staff Writer training Congratolatians for telling ^ Qrst examples of black self-help for blacks. Recently, cago forced local food chains to ^wrtswriters from I have no Qmoo Nominations should have about thfaigs just like'they are As was started hi Watts in the Ave. large Manhattan banks buy Mumbo barbecue sauce desire to find out. The recent been more publicized, or would America enters the last thfrd of the twentieth form of the "Green pledged $S0 million to assist mi- basketball article was at this college. Your newspaper Power produced by Washington's Argia Censorship the poor- you have charged for that, too? century, she is faced with a crisis of the greatest mag- Now Foundation." It started by pro- nority businessmen. The same (Collins. is extremely readable and fun After seven years of est piece of journalism I have Hw dance lost money, but I'm nitude. This crisis is commonly referred thing beeides. I know that like most to as the urban duchig basoholl baU, but has is being done in other hard work, ColUns expects yet to read in the "master- sure an who were there enjoyed to crisis. As Senator since large of the other students here, 'I Robert F. Kennedy stated a few days expanded to hidude a American cities. earn a profit. piece" you put out. Any fool it Not all fuactiaM are held don't have time to fool around before his tragic assassination. trucking company. In cities with an average intelligence with the idea of creathig a ho- "The next adminis- •r help for These are only some of the A Real Issue acnaa the land, organization of with high setwol types who be- tration will black can copy statistics out of a mangous (sic) profit. The event face no problem more serious than the crisis capitaltom to 1 of hiack capttaltom. Nogroeo are forming to record book. As lieve hi a lot of phoBy projects. in start from the govamoM a cheerleader, I was planned and planned well. An^rican cities." For the last several years, we have Te he aore. there have heea When you've got an That qosai eoalOBt was a Joke. thata- own eorporatioas. and thto acUvity that know that Smahl 1 has won consid- no representative of (I could comment on the plan- seen this crisis some laUwres. Bat fortaaately deepen to a point where many wonder if is ooe of the moot encotragtav erable praise and has your staff atteoded either So is the atadaot eenadL Keep tnfim hu gaaraataed toou been cited by a national associ- of the nfaig for some oditkns of this the the taltorea have problem is even soluble. I think that it is. ppoaiag on the Ameri- ation tournament games and very OB telUi« it jost like it is. „,Mm. mlUton to prospective ImaL Bat ta tk representing such an activity, why change it? paper — !>• bo«i there whn He I today. few of the nine losi^ efforts. Ifaitia Aadsrsoa Although there ara many as- hattoeasmea with incones he- This is the question that doadttH roDs arooid. The truth came to mind when we pects to the urban Another form of black capital- tow the poverty Yet the sareasa was so sour it isiiiaidliuiipahiftil.) crisis, one come a way of life for too level. Al- to ho mode to m- reviewed the Student amy Senate's agenda for a proposed nauseated me and many prohioaa aooms to kiom above ism has included ^n^rrm thoogk the program haa net der other A saggistisa — give yoor r^ ABMrieaas. bstaad of porpotu- to make black Amertea publication board. ED. NOTE: AHtoa#i the Ad-- from sympathetic white iadhrid- readers. I should like to tell aUdMOthars. It is the problem hoan coaiptota^ saecoaoM to t, talMtBM porters EDITORS a adag this system, we should parttcipaau ta the AND of uato and If passed by the Senate, your sports edilar and his staff employment As SMMlor Bob- aoek to nnsntostlnns la thto date, a to bolng rovtoed to excWi« of the board, in our opinion. course in newswriting. And, Fm restore dignity to theae MaU AaMrican of PraohnMB Mattte AnJariia. ert area, to vatdi the gaaMS and write F. Kennedy pofertad out, Amerieaa besiaosB to bo- make a I Will be in direct violation of the first certain there's more than *faidhriduals. Hie best way to do amendment of the we are frWtef Ha letter la "We what really haypws No record aoed jobe, employmcot at this is throogh jobs. Fortmate- United States Constitution iii it enought (sic) news at the that prohibits freedom The publications entry continues to say tliat student editors should be free from suspension from academic liMMM toa activttioa baeanae of administrative Atvard in disapproval Competition of the podaoad student \ef newspapenuen . How can yon, as a Harper student, stop the Student t OoU»t* Hart. I bte from adopting the proposed publications board? Pro- The patatiag, "City- cage's toop dnrii« wii. A. Koadsoa, won a scape." to Qjr aslcing your elected senator to vote "no" when the of facte- school days. tlOO award hi the Msnicipal Art rtoo, UO oonaa vp for approval, or by writing a lett«- to Dr. LaagBo'a TInd Aanoal Chicago trate afloat James Harvey, director of student activities advising aad Vidaity Show. thodbytteotoflpaiallag. him that the propoae BSl Al fTQlii. 4 p.m. Wn«M CMIaia. Away. p.m a » .S-Timaia. craaa M, S p.m. Tfce Harbinger Suddealy It's spriiiK. (TaJendar OM Terry S. Babb, Editor '. loolu for the budding grwn. fkaaMd bjr Cor- She's Terry Carter. BusiriessCirculation Manager • briicht one, majoring hi French (or to it English llteraturpr). Bill Bohnhoff. Photo Editor Her eyw are green, her hair to browa. She's spring penioaified. STAFF: Reporters: Edward Spencer. Howard Baylin Don Frahef^—-. r,I'm 1B6 EirAausHMSwr oisewcMANTco I Qoo wsesrnau Photographers: Joe Herrity. Harris. UiiTH sneo tWCMANTMtMrJ iJhcRC I>o Dan . .. y ^ I so fieoM Doug Mac Dona Id riEBt? Advisor Heriry Roepken. assistant professor PubltatMd HARBINOER Editor Terry S. Babb (left) chedu with Iwie* montMy tay and for ih* Mwdanta tt WIHIwn KaUMy M«fp«r C Bill for Bohnhoff's latmt contribution, a —tt, SIO Bk On** MvtL. Dk SroM Vllli«a. HI. 10007. Bohnhoff cartoon panel. Bohnhoff. the HARBINGER photo edi- JllJ'SliSJS'SSSf?''-.*'?!"*^ '" ^ HARBINOER are tDow tor, hto photofi^raphir talent with a sliarp >l ^^ necwiwrily those of tha admlnlatni- combinea I Soiar tenSto^ artistic viewpoint. The adjacentvpaael, The life Cycle ef a Hawii, demonstrates that \ . i '^ Taetday. April « THE HABBINOEB FMCe 4 Tennis Team Wins 1st * ;SportStope K^^\ Go^ Tops 4-yr. Squad Hawks Win 3 i^f 5 Batting powerfully, tiie dia- Utnauml l|»S*or Tnck inoDd Hawks have piled up IM rtoc* Wta««r» three win and two loses in the baseball aeaaoo. young "l.«« jum - u-io" - J«" To date. Coach Oete Hbrtea't iSi, nwMU - SI - Bin daggers kave wUpped Elgia. • G<**>"- . ...» Valley. ai(k BarSlM — S7 — Jrtf U »: JoUot. 7 to •; Rock J»e 3 to t. ^ y4. Duk — «.l — - M.1 - DM. Dutfy before Wau- " Ui^ The Hawks fell ^ TtUi» — X2S — Brut.« Ai- S to 1: Bock Valley. 1 to kljuon. aee, Mlla — SOS — E4 LiMk —the aoeoad gante of a double IM>r "4" — 1 IIS - Ettl*- Klccka-FUbcr-Wartfcn. riaUnatok TnMk The pitddag raeord to date IMnmaml laSMT tees Kevia Biiiki with two WUltem Gof*« 2 Kunde, euuKoucki « wiu, DO ioaaes: Roa « CS SSF 5—- ooe win. no kieaes; Ron Kunde, Maeller and Voa 'IS&.IduK" » Tteals Coach Roy Kemnu disciUMiA Hawk team, no wins, two loaaaa. E4 DvTilM thr winning drive against Angcto OimIuM» with two of hi* ace maun pro\kled Omi Mdlrr , ^ •HBe bMfe tectks .V Hfaitoo said Kuode lest a Mueller the t>«o first op|H>aent». H«rTlty ptoyen (left to right) Do(i« ud *'haart-breaker, " in the shutout Jo* Chrt» P»n<-rmti Von BoedBMHUL Mainstays of the by Bock VaUey Kuade faced MUu SchUWr an \jn BardW* — Rock Valley's top moanrtwt Tom Ltnae worii acainst Mor- «f ditea In doubles which saw that col- Gerrj WlUKy weo, Stol. in the loas — too. Steve Engler aad Rao Grove, ths Hawks BWk MatSlM Vaa lags iWd two ragrian frsa last BlU Gordoa llcGr«(or worked three aets t» Acala K was it VardOMh — year's taaas whkh paslad a Si- Mflrtaa, M, aod 14. Tte Ha«ks OdM dMp M wio-aod-»-loaB raoord. Hawks iar. Voa tba tMB's iaiid The tMiis «.!. %X. MaeOer M. M. Eag- easrsladale. utch. 3 to 0. recular reasoB play _ ler, aad S-t. go la Vaa too ia Racraatka Park. Ariia(- M Kearas taw t li a Maclier tkaMc toa HaighU, oo Mooday. April Vm "•trooc start. I Eeria taa fUshad w«B tai Jha a M a«*-i: In an carticr warm-up P^WurtUnteiT' agaiBtt (oor-year Bis csnpatltkB last *^"'"" M — 5 aWtfTir MaaikeuM Dm Miri anaa Hal* are e* / Moats Elected . . . . (cootinued from vt)^ I, caL S) report back to tho IKiaaduiH for priaary rewrite by Dr. Jaaws Hini'vy, poley Is eaae than is Praak daaa of atadeaU. and aaeiathe Borolli. dhactor of studeat actiritlM. lalsak IMol Board critlcisai cHed the Mbfllty af iwiliig ths lack a( a aa "the boaia of wttlda the SSRC - railed criaiaal law — aad lack of review by alaiaal fjn- the BoadMr of Iran the at tho board I'S the ravtaad coda wHch by a BUjority vote drafkad by twa ad- had hoaa U» II WH BOW 00 resarrao lo lat Oo Oady Ewarts, pro aaotad a for v^ at the proval. Tho proved and of Apt* M. Bd Depha. tiaa C llaed Parking ler the If Allar and fair play demaad ; Daoaoey Hm patkli« let Usck-tha bacauM that'e "hof'-of tha sdMoB Is a for others that we aQ maintain proper 1- iHf. paikhiff decorum. Avoid parkh« Ikolt iigr ai: Why oialn it eitatloM Uee the ahalMt Ms. (im). harder by Januahig /into the Aad eocooracs the faculty to facnity lot if it's i«raad that ths «s thain-hy allowh« thsm la It's Im- hi Mr ptey. faculty should hasp to their ova U park tai their Ma: pariiing tts iMify la park la thaln. la iMMMMMMMMM«WWW*Mna«MMMM Ms IBSIMII. the (tadeat teak ovar a lacally rfet la the facatty THE For The New ^. The HARBINGER has been tbia parkh« I to daoB op BOOK STORE S W. Cam^ri Sf. for fata- play. Shrinis la LOQKS p«k hi their aroaa. faerity thrirs. IW 1 idaat's dtaragard lor in makeup. Go to baale ralaa ia dtagastlBg. the beil Blocked He's s hog-Us attitade hi- MONARCH ~ CUFFS coBinetic bar around- dkMes a general disregard for BARNES V NOBLE the rigfata of others. Ho f I iOIH Imp i>t—mi—kit li SM|r Omtmmmml k ' PHONE 255.t040 J.5VOKHIASON5 ^m My S sra. • 10 M- II t. t L 1 \J n. - \ ) r^ '30 Days to Replf^Kalish actions or otherwise to deprive leases made to the community making it "impossible for Mr. Harper College employes of their livelihood has been given 30 days, as of April press, concerning the noo-reten- Kalish and Dr. Enbysk to de^ without due process of law." tion 24, to reply to a letter threatening a Federal court suit of the two histructors, were (end themselves against such The letter also mentions that re- . "vague and unprecise," thus ..." in the n The letter, in the form of a legal writ, was fwesented to board secretary Jessalyn Nicklas at the board meet- ing at the Palatine campus HARPER COLLEGE Kattsh and Eiibyfk, who are law firm, the board waa given Vol 2, N«. 12 Mk npresented by the Chicago two weeks to reply. The letter fanr flm «f Wexler. Kaae asked for the bowxfs reaaoa for aad Monday, May 5. X9C9 See^awaig, were m( aoered the two taiatractors' employiBiat c<«lract8 to retam to Harper ia termlnatioo. tkeir tautnicttoiul pmMmu. Copies of 'the two-page letter Whea Ike board refaied to ez- were mailed to Dr. Robert E. plala why they were sat bdag Lahti, Harper preaidiat; Rich- iffsred coalraets. the two ta- ard L. JohosoQ. preshhat of the retaiMd «h« law board of tnwtees; Inatroctiepal ngel" Dean Kenneth Aadaen; John R. The first barrage of letters in Biitbolz; history divlsioo chak- the MHPHaiiUaD Imw of In- man, John H. Thompeon, divi- structor Edward Kaltah and Dr. doo chairman of the science de- Betty J. Enbysk wwe fired at partment and Prank Hhies, the the Harper CoUece board of board's attorney. during the March V In part, the Isttv nutimi Drew Sees Roadblbcks that A witaiMt 14 of the b a lattw praMBM by Rich- Uattfld IMm OoMtMitta pnU- ard L. Weodar fron the Chicago bita Uwi'arMlnrT or caprkiew Nationally famous cotamniat stadeat actiou oa eaaii Drew Pearson k>oked into Presi- But he wryly dent Nixon's future and pre- "campus wrecking, aimless de- $1,000 State Prize dicted roadblack action from struction." He commeated oa the Otoe- mittee chairBoa. Itoa of Harper Pearson L.awreaco "Larry" to the hoarg of N, For Top more than 300 Hawfca and eem- Students la miBity liilrtMdo in the Elk Grove campus fieU a bnriMH firaia ia the state (Wedhwsdsy, April 14). oat- vhid are ha^piic to the Junior also partldpate. tebeelgMile he mat have good at Mi caOate^aad have DREW PEARSON ether event ia the cpnthalig —Congrasciooal ExpoMt Maahaaa aext May la CU> *• coUage lectare I e^a. vlee ad Two top vtaaars hi dl- wil be cheaw Md «a MCh re- cMve a tMM cheek aad a tr»- ef the fly. Hm t«a wtaasn at Board < Lauds caaiyai wii reeeive"^" (lit ^KM. Publications ^iro*^ S£'Sr-5paMC aMre aware ei aMg* Mttah « Staffer Calls For Harbinger Probe ta investigate the to seaata aiMalii, IBas Car- fltaadarda of the ter reqnctted "a hearteg. I»- a war HAKBINGER vcfltigattag (he JoaniaHttic itsaiards hi the HARBI- aa afRrmative vote of Harper NGER." I's atodeat seaate. A HARBINGER reporter The UMtka whieh was made asked Miss Carter what she St the Msr6h 17 meetmg of the meant by a "hearing." Miss senate, was sparked by several Carta- replied that she was confhcto betweea reeeat HAR- "sore" that she did not ask ter The Good Friday "Hfte for the Rangry" aaaked from Park Ridge to the North- BINGER editorial opinions and s "hearing" per aa. theasMte. aw Hawks and fellow marchers huddled west Opportanity Center, Rolling Mead- Chris Pancratz, senator, ambrellas and rain sUcfcen. Tteee ows Funds coUected west te three "food S^HAKBI- moved to accept a commonlty stadents and faane for the hnnpy" canM. NGQt it^ Tirry Carter pobUcatibaa hood. Iha adalts took part ia the 17-iiille Uke which waa accepted. i L \ — ' I. I t -V. , ^ May 5, 1969 PSfe 2 THE HABBINGEB MondAy, Monday, Bby 5. 1969 / THE HABBINGEB ph*s «i Student Voices on Boards Coop Work Ahead in Racial Scene Develop As National Trends DONALD E. FRAHER JR. through legislation first offered by the late Senator Robert F. Kenne- dy, to thoae buaineases which locate new facilities and expand exiat- (This is part two of a two-part series on the pressing iog facilltiea in the core city. problems and aspirations of the nation's black com- Harper »: As PreeUeat NIxoa stated, comaieatlag oa a similar prs aa College is not the ooly Studeot-faeulty-didministratiao ber, said: "Every attempt munity. p al. eaSerprtae where the praflta are. Tax laceattvea college or university ia the committees have been be made to diacuas iasoes "Free goei What needs to be done? ITiere is much uofiniahed businaas be- caa place theae proAts wktre the people are, aad where the need country to have student repre- lislied at many rationally and to avotd violen te» tlie American people in the area of employment. There are b." •entatiM oo the boutl at througlKMit ttie country to make or the uae of force. However, in i«« aeveral thinp iHikh govanneia aad hialnsas oan do in cooperatioa of Senator Kennedy's proposal wouki do juat that trustees. recommendations about tlM event ttw procesaea of d Enactment Tb be sircaBiftil, any project most have tiie cooperatioa of all — 3.) National Job Opportunity Survey — There are aooM three to b leaSacky. chaagaa in atadent partidpa- cnaiion fail, the issuea are de- fovsroneat. honasas, and most importaat of all, ttw individual par- four millioo able-bodied American citiaaoa wtw caanot Qnd jobs at tioo. tennind to be unnegotiabl . ticipants. Working togetlier, ewnaneut and buaiaaM caa work on a alL At NortiMrn lUiMb Uaivenity and disruption continues, the re- g three-point program which wiO do much to aolv* the proMam of In spite of this fact, the claasified pagee of our aawspapats are Uaivenlty el leatachy. Tke (ACP) Nearly all studenU in- siiwiaihki officials will issue employment in our poverty areas. thick with "Help Wanted" ads. The best soiution to solve thia prob- to d tmttM u terviewed by the Star agrsad gal aetke to the group f Absenteeism 1.) Homan Investment — One of the firat programa needhig 1am came from Preaidant Nixon early in his campaign for the Preai- a itale Uw with the University Council pol- If the aMmbars of ih is the Republican-sponaored Human Investment Act now dancy. He proposed the creation of a National Jo») Computer Bank. 1W icy regarding student damaa- refnae to eompty. they ia CoQgraaa. lUa act would provide ux credt to tiMaa As he psaaad eat. "TWa H aa area where medera tec^ stratioos. win be subject to arraat >n') which train aad naplaj the anakiUed and imprava the alogy caa aarve haaua aaada." aad the pre^am waiUd sat ceat At IfafyviOe CoUege la Teo- The policy, adaplad in Octo- charges of violatiag dvU bw." tuts of the Mdsraaipkisfisd hi o« aatioa'a ghettoa ach. Haunts SSHC aasee, aeven students will be- Tba fact that Ola pnfreai veald probably he nueaarfai was The computer woukl be placed in areaa of high unemploymeat vetiaf ntemben of tl>e ' soea a few years ago when Araaricaa buataaas waa given a aavao and wouU contain information on available jshs, both hi the keal Indifference is common on a coUege campus, SMSta. The •'A1K:oI- even per cent tax credit for indaalrial ei|BipnMBt. community aad througtnut the nation. Aa anamplofad man would lege modenWag more so in a CnaeU" hM beea farmed community college, however, when apathy As the record stiows, Amaricaa bosinaaa rwapnnded over- tall the eoeipotar his akiUa, background, and aaeda, and wtthin min- ot afat shidawti . six (acuity hiU a college organization the effects could be harm- wfaatasiagly. Oaee aiMctad. iadoalry ahouU be oivad to uaa tUs tax atos. he woukl know where to aoak the Job or tmiaing he naeda. maasbars and afat ifSears el U>e r , ful to the entire campus. iaeaathotothelMlaat Ihsre is no reaaoo why compatars caaaot ha^ aaiva this proltlem if admialatratloa. Hm eoiBcil will 1) Gore City De»ahi|i»sU - Tax cradhs ahooU be tkay caa be uaedHo match bays aad gtais for coUega dataa. Like many other campus activities the student be the coUege's chief delUwr- ative and legislatiTe body re- senate i< faced with the problem of poor attendance by spoaslble for loogjrai^ pian- itf ftadeot members. aiag aad lor tHiwiing the aeliv- The problem is becoming more apparent at each Ittaa of the aaivanitjr's caauao- Gold Coats Gild Harper Students meeting. At the April 14 meeting 12 senators were ab- nity. lent. At Southera DUnois' MacMtr- GoU "coato" haven't become byglaaiat greatly is dUhrat ray CaBafa, cuaaaa war* cao- a fad oa Harper's campus, the from iMth. The senate has a total of SO senators and five offi- ealad far throe days to allow gah you see waariag tham are The prtaiary daltoa al a cers. atudeats to psrtMpato in dMtolhgrilsBsahidSBto. eaatal kjgla.lat tocMa oral There ere now fewer caaspaa-wide dheani«s rala- than 18 senators who remain The gaU smocks were erigl- thwtoL ^i*h fci-«««. prafhytoala in good standing Many of those who no longer remain facalty aM aA- aahy ehsiia tor wear aarlag were lab : laay at the dismissed from the senate because of three or •I the State \M- milii sl» aptog X^aye. applytog pta- more unexeused absences. vanity ef New Ywk. voattve ^tnto aaeh aa topical These senatcn^ were noCified by an official letter wev to a their daaaoa. sUting they had missed meellufs and if they were still Early Bird Barbara 8nMh Is the (irkt ttadeot to get PriBarfly, they're for Ubora- The sarvtoas of tfM daatal hr interested in remaining oo the senate they had to appeal her HalcyoB, as the yearheek nMde IU debut ia the tarywvk. gintat ve parfanaad hi vuisos to the ezecative board. Only one of the aaoalan liwired Harper College book store. Thensas Rateliffe was up at the next senate meeting and laqalrad Daatal Imlsaists are eflaa and ladanilM. Hi^iiIHi iha aboot pncc- there to Issae the first copy. dures in remaining oMbajanale. esateod wih dsatal iiilitiili fs lato raMarch, taaehiag.aBd sr Ub IsdiBlcim. The dnaal fiivato practice. Another incident involved students petttioitog for TlMrt w« ora -f- and kotw to ba, M o yaoc tnca dcmis the vacant seats left by senators. These inler«ated stu- dents were sent a letter asking them to appear at a spedfic senate naaattag so thejr Election Group DraiU Plans \ .iwhaaafi ooaM he recognized. Not Harper Calendar I one «f those '*new ssnatart" responded. laolMs »li ml Apathy is becoming apparent to the senMort who A w >9 Hm vofwtjf M flspsctoo^ to continue to attend meetings and work. sotfud tfc« •(•rt for With the end of the ssoMStar approMdiing. the sen- —iitf — Prtnt ate should net Merata this needless absenteeism There are budgets to approve, the speaker's policy to discuss. electians, the L.U.V. oampaiga and sodal eventa-4o J.WOEODA50N5 Deatal Bygleae stadcats Marion Bauer (left) had meaCibn jut a few of the moneraits prajeels that shoaki MS Sherry CoHaua wear the aa« geld roaU worn by be accomplished. There are too many proposals in pro- 12t.l the Dental Hygleae gals oa the Harper Campus. The gress to quit now. 1 - Tr»<*. wpra darlag all lab sesateaa. wrJcaa. goU coals are In times when Harper student indifference is at iU «aai. highest, it's good to see a group diligently Away. I working on a.ai. a worthwhile activity. t »m During the past month, we've had the opportunity Urn* t - t»M Say tar to sit in on elactions mnwirittae chalman Ed Dopke's pMUtM. Friday evening meetings Throughout . IV THE the past four Away. uiiaslsiB at Harper we've never seen such orgaate- V 1*^ ''^'*<*- <•<* HaiA tion, mollvnUon and Auction in a student Rftera M«Mm*. 1 » n BOOK STORE yA(M)*H AceissoaiSS goveniMnt -• Electloa ComaOttee committee. ftawto NiafftaM n^. Al Lki- SHOPMNC CINTBt~ /^ • W. CaaiaMI St. lANDHUIST HalaMi. HI. llie students at Harper owe a debt of gratitude to ^iSiJ^^, ArllafHa Ed Dopke and his election committee. This SMnselsr nr 1 ar II - Ba««kaU WrlcM Prom Fashion student voters can be sure tliat once they've cast OMir Colbtw Bom*, t so a ai TrnnU Baal WmI DfrMon ballots, conflicts will not arise. Tkt-*inlliin|'' MONARCH - CUFFS for your Thanks for the excellent service. Ed, and the •» 11 - Trark NUn, At mem- Blark Hawk CM(*(« bers of Tonr flaa committee. BARNES I. NOBLE u ^aataaan nickiaixi .j Vatiag a fao. May I* - TMMa. Oooiaimcc CarSi. eia# AtLa^rai«a. . ITMB May » to May n aa Um —Awaraa mmmr at Caraaari Elk Gfwva aad the Paraat PHONI 2»-M4t '5.98 VIewea Beoutiful toft, toft y IT -Tnek. NJCAA. Oar Opaa eah S sjBL - 10 paL San Oty. iTanaii Dopke's chiffon,,colors white, Bat fhaB WWaiili BMW tJai- out strict proeadwal SMdtods to pink, yellow, beige, The Harbinger ytrwUf. Away. Ma.m. mmJ r a special explanatory flyer light blue, block. wMd) waa published oo AprU 12. For Joeane Yokes spring has spmag. flha takes a Ow Air" 4 U »m AM Dial. moment Ia order to be eUiiUe fto bal- Terry S. Babb, Editor from a fast tsar of the recreatieBal sigbu —Dantai Hrgfrnt C«i»inoiur atadsato maat to t a m . FnraM^«S tat plarnawt. Terry Carter, Business-Circulation pose as the Calendar Girl of the EdltloB. She's campiM LttU* Manager Th«at»r wtth lao aaaaa active. RidiBg aad skiiag Bill Bohnhoff, Photo Editor are among her recreaUon-* ay I*. fsr al iateresta. She is stadyhig Spaaish with an even- For The New taal goal as a % oCtlcars most file peti- STAFF: Spaidsh teacher — after a tear as an poaU as airline stewardoes. tioaa with ITS naaiaa. Reporters: Edward Spencer. Howard Baylin The ofOdal flyer spaOad oat -«- Doh Fraher LOQKS^ Photographers: Joe Herrity, Dan Harris, tar aa al- to aiga in Go to Doug MacDonald^ flee akal be make<^Pt a dedal atlaa af the best stocked to raa Advisor Henry Roepken, assistant professor to coftneiic bar around — aerve the af af- of WimMn Harper Collac*, SIO Ok Wvd.. Ok Orswa vmi«a. Nl. rASHioM Aceiaaoaiis RANOHURST Tk« eptnloM •dlt«fl«II]r • of tb* editorial Mall aaS SHOPPING CENTft tkm or CMuItjr. PheiM 392-3400 Hoort Doily 9:30 to 9.-30 Sotunfciys 9j301o MO S«mderyi12to5 o « / / Monday, May 5, 1969 THE HABBINOEB PHB 4 -. K Teams Hit Rain, Foes "SportScope W^iS^* •»-•*' Who Wm Be AY? athlete so Who wiU be the IjAliBINGER year listings of tiie Athlete of the'VeuT iiofiored. do you heh) the news- It's up to you to help the staff How paper select this atlUeta? decide who it should be. write Us aaaie and Look at the good Siaapiy on a piece of paper that are playing and hava Us team that lata the news- played. Run over the roetars of aad drop ho« la BaMlag «. athletes who competed in eron paper's Grove. The HARBI- country, wrestUng, golf and bas- Harper NGER aiallhos b aasoag the fscalty BiaBboies Jut off the Than — hwk over the maa «a the track, tennis and for you to teams. AB that's left Is "vole" ia this informal mi The hacky ysaag your favorite Harper who geU the HARBINGER for ad win ncelve the »«•- athlete. prafer paper's AtMala af the Year Who knows? You mlgld baaahaU award at the ealaga's awards of tha Coach Getc Hln. you think Ace Hawk pitcher Kevlo Roetke has a record (or the slau«n- dtaaar, PitdayJUay IS. hi Iha team; perhaps top huriers l of tha track team moand huddle with catcher Gregory ton ranks Roseke amoag the Arttagtaa Belghta Cai iaii tha trashy. And In the conference. loataaraat. >» ...I I ? KroU. Roeske holds a three-win, no-io«s Pte the winner there wiD ha a of tha uaaffidal "practice"win agslnit shiggars ran the GMC^Otte HlatM praiacd Hawk hi tha Georfft mutams CoUefe. a paper wffl a^ttain a per- It's for you to fm wkb 4 viM and 4 k«« as ratal EaMo't r«r«MmaacM. (our-yasr sqoad. wlth year-to- blanks. Vote — and vote often. irtliBiiiil to hampsr Ihs •TM«k hwfc - jBlt •( sad track onits. ia Mf kattfeig Caach Roy Kcans Ufkad abairt a "Jaaipaekad" icia*- ale to catch ap wtth the taa- run second in a meet with Sauk » aparfMlS p h i 1 WnastcnfeU He Vallay aad Prahie State. S«ik as tha «aa«iid aett fcD with patats. ^ track — the dnderpbaad- nahhad the half bOs with a Valhv was firat « liaiin <. ^ .fL .,' "b^ p, ... «• » .._• , ;» \ ' I . l'''^. ""-lA .r Plan Grove Election Picnic It's a picnic for Harper students, announced Elections Com- mittee chairman Ed Dopke. In an effort to promote student voting during the elecUon week. Voter^s May 19-22, the committee will sponsor a picnic at the Elk Decision Time Grove campus on May 21-22. Dopke is hoping for a record turnout at the polls. The most pleasing part of the picnic klea is that the event is cost free. Candidates who are running for the various senatorial po.sitions will donate foods. The food will be served by the conunit- tee members. The picnic will also serve as a political arena for candidates Campus Pix Scenes soUciting votes from students who have not voted. '. Dopke said that through an informal gathering, such as the picnic, — page 2 student voters have the opportunity to get to know the candidates and actually talk to the students who wiU be handlin* the projected $70,000 student activity fund next year ^'' * ^ P'*""'*" K^ound* on the Harper Grove wffl be open from 6:00 p.m. untU 9:00 pjn. Dopke Indicated tluU the cafeteria will be A Calendar Spring used if weather prohibits the use of the Grove. — poge 2 Final Exams Roar Closer Final wramtnaficas — the pe- Jaao 6:00 > — to 8:00 p.m All room vhsrs tbe daas usually riod to the aaotsnee of the se- dasaes (or labs) begiuung on meeto. Year II in aieiter — Retrospect b^ oa Ttauraday, Moaday or Wednesday at 7:00 May ». Any student having a probton p.ra. (F.V. (OR 7:50 p.m. or cooflict should make ar- Doo't be overwhelmed by the (E.G.( — pages 4 and 5 rangements witb bis inatructor •cbeduliog. Be viae, dip the — :30 to 10:90 p.m. AH rlaasis to uke tbe taM at Msthsr thas dip several. Paste (or labs) bcfimiing oa Ttooa- 'i— and place 'f^H by tbe in- ia your noteboolB. Keep a day or Thuraday at 4:10 p.m. structor With all testing com- in your waOal or your F.V.) or 5:00 p.m. (E.G.) pleted by 10:30 p.m. Thursday Athlete of the Year *m» 4 — 1:00 to 1:00 p.m. All night, grade reporting forps May n — to 7:00 dassas SM pja. All (or laba) t>f*™'»^ « sbouM be rsaipiatiJ sad ra- dasMS (or labs) liiithwlin «a I^MSday or Thursday — page 6 at SM tmsd to the OHlea af ths Rag- Moaday or Wm^miv at 4:io pm. (F.V.) ( OR •:» pjn. istrar by 10:00 a.m., Saturday, PJB. (F.V.) or S:00 pjn. (E.G.) June 7th. (E.G.) •:» to »:» pm All daaas 1:00 to 10:00 p.m. AO Ei^lish (or labs) »«i*""i"g on Toss- day or Tbursday at 0:S pm. win dhlMbals rooai sehsdaie) r V. ( or t^lSp.ra.. (E.G.) ; HARPER COLUGE t — »:m to •:•• pjB. AO *-><:« to t:00 pja. All (or labs) liiglsslin oa (ar labs) bsfii^l^ oa Vol. 2. No. 13 r Waitesdigr at S:> rsd^ at 7:« pjB. Tassday. Mby M. Wi (P.V.) or C:S pja. p.m. (F.V ) or 750 (E.G.) (B.G.) — :S0 to 10:30 p.m. Any coo- •jW to 10.10 p.m.'-AtfT Itobe arraaied or hOii) beghmins oa Moo- witb sa iastroetor day or Wodaasdajr at 0:2$ Except for the Eagliab 101 p.m. (P.V. ( or 0:11 pm. toit, each instr actw wM 1 (B.G.( ia I Law Skirts Campus WW Dean Tom Qark Wins With Female Stars Sees Summer Adtnntages MSA Scholarship Alt slaitet Tom Clark woe a Each Dr. Cbrisoa E Cnm. dsoa sf bis aehslanMp to lbs lbs dhdsioa of pubUc ssnrfcss at MlHsspsHs ia a Western nitoois Uahwsity. Sehssl sf Art, MtoBsapeUs. Mto- with the artist J Bosoto, ss s Oaallst to tbe first orvis juaior college graduates year srbdarshi caaipetMioa Harper College art tobsglB ssator ceasfs wait to ~ p of tor. Aaslataal ProfeMor the thai WD- baas R. Farnt. cnamealcd on dark bapca to lake part in curb's award. Am Miaacapnfa MmI •! "Tms la aa lal- bi earwilHty Art'a Jaaiar year akro^. TMs ented yooag aua wllh a great of plan altowi aotocMd deal af for adviaiag and coun- tn attend aae of all very | , and lbs raiasad •ratod by fto sew Oarfc will attend the Min^ of Oaleb ailtols to aeapotis Scbod of Art hfi™*^ Nctherlaada. % witb the Ml fall i comb, m., wffl aad tad Aagiat IS. •dtag tbe aum- Top 13 are Slated nay sani op to U of crsdK to vsr- Harper ad e»«mfcaiar actMttsi. seevlty girt*girls. MiM Pst (MiU (Ml) aa4 Umim Laaden. All For Fall Semester files la tW sccvlty afficc at tkt Forwt View Schol- senk>ra in the competition. I wffl attoad Har- Each Don't bs Bcmi-liaaUat cbnsra sarprissd if yoa fiad par, abe ssid ahs win pnbabiy per C^oOegs tbia fall AIT of the then receive* a stole schnlar- Ttwr car boiit tkiatsd fev a to- caattaas hsr sdaeatisa ia tbb Punkay to wiaaerB are Ugh school nals aeniors ship sppBcattoa. wWeb la la blao wui^ gur fiekL from ths sarrsaadtog Northwest oaad to fDc for a maaaliey HarpvOaOsft bss two womea Misi oyta is Mharf^ a Ub- sf ths U sto- award, in honorary award, or sa the security force. UI Science aral arts ^ to a certtficate The seearity parma aad "may of owrlL gMa an Itts the trsHfer to circle campus after program Hw spplicsttoas ssnt back Liada Laaders aad Mks Pal for Tbe esecativc dirertnr' af monetary OlBto. Session awards sre proceawd the «ut« Bchatanblp cnmmis- Tbey became and analyxed to determine fl- Mist iaterested in the Lsadan said Uicy usual- alon. Dr. Jaocpb D. B«yd. said security dspartnaat r. nandal need. ly don't ahsa Uht William R. Ponkay isns tkketo altho^ tbe acknianhip candMates are wore saksd to Isok tato ths sf msrlianlcal Oa tbe application each stu- they can. pos- design isdi- Tbtj bave eibsr first evahutod en the basis of sfiiility of becoming dent must relate his family's fi- duties security ca- Ddogy. bas bsaa sdscted to st- - aecrotorial wort and class raak dbd ACT test tead tbe Itohrars^ nancial cu-cumstances to the patrol sssifHBsato. of nibwis cost of aa "Thcrc are a lot ef advaa- Natkmal Science FoundaUon nUasto coOege se- hUl Ume The next procedure is to then lected by the stndsat. toges wwrUag hi tbe secnity summer instituU in Urbaaa. chose a aemifinahst grtxip Stadento wHb dep«rtBieat.'\s«kl Mlsi Olsta. Punkay was one of 90 tasthv- fteaM^ial need tes of bar Jsbs is to scecpt This group usually consists of are awarded np "Mka aa asrtag people and tbe tors cbossB natioawkle to attend to $1,XOO, the payaNat of tidnto. N«rt year, per cent of the total •r taMoo and fees. - wai i big bears." Both can lor- the SBBuaer inatltnte from June aiw said, her duties as a sscre- alate tk-lr bows tn salt 16 to August 9. 4 tory-dsrk will be wkisaed oa tbeta- sebedrie. Tbe partkipants were cbesaa I provided by the asw caoipas. Ttas sacority NSF It Before coming to Harper, Baaidas Mlsa OlsU and Miaa gaograpbically^ in order to ia ader tbe direction of Profes- deps/tmsat wfO bavs a aew of Ponkay taught in tbe Labders Qwre are nine men to irtreagthea engineering tecb- sor Jerry S. Dobrovobiy, fk^ and wiD be using a comput- head Champaign Oxnmunity Schools -.e^-^. tbe aecurity department. Whoa Bdogy programs to fflineis- and of the Universtty er. «sf nBnds' and also at Canton Community asked if tbajr receive say spe^ tbrsagbout the Unted States. general «igineering depart- Miss CHsta usuaDy talces pa- College, in Canton Illinois. rial atteattaa troai ths men. An partidpaato chasaa have ment. trol duties sad works part-tbne Siibjecto to be covered at the Miss OMa aaswerad, "We're bad at leaat two years of taacb- Punkay attended tbe Univer- Just tto aas of tog su'nmer institute the gays' experience in machine de- sity of lUinoia where he re- wiU be "Ap^ waat careen Miss, sign Landers was graduated technology or electronics ceived his BS. and M. Ed. de- plied Mathematics for Teachers aalaide tbe seevlty field. from Barrington high school technology programs at the ju- grees. He majored in machine of Engiassriag Technology " and Miss Landers Is t ToUad to and Mlas OisU from Sacred nior college or techntoal in- design, stren,{th of materials, 'Analysis of Machine Systems the secretarial scieaee. Heart of Mary. RoUiag Mead- stitute level. architecture and I a c 1 u d i a g StatisUcs sad De- After ber second at year Har- owi. Punds for tbe summer ia- \ Page 2 THE HARBINGER Tneaday. May ». Ita TMaiay. May M. vtm mc IRABBINOEB When Voting-Remember Page S It's delightful decision time again at Harper. This Here, week you will enter votii^g There on booths Campus and vote for the can- didate of your choice. If elected, your candidate will SSCH Adds 2 Topics-. War, Frats, Yippies control nearly $70,000 of student activity money, be instrumental in making important campus decisions and (ACP) head the SSHC—a group which has certainly been on - If the bombing halt that categariaoi m coMift if thoM Ave categories or else ia Vietnam leads to sn aad of a downhill course this past year- A fire drill emptied Uie college- tadeMa la all tU|y dKWoaa. ytu'n aiBOBg On the war the graveyard Probe there, on Tues- Group the principal graattag the Elk Grove campus oa "lliMlty" In reviewing the candidates for the president's oaly gOBoration. That's aalf-ex- cauae of student protest in tias day. April 2». For the Hawks •CO la awhile aaeag the dl- plaaatory. office, we really can't really support any of the candi- comtry wiU have it was aa anexpected break ia beta re- dates. Two sladSBts luve b«en The Um ciaaarvem routine. Kmamg thind smMdmeat If this aidtos your tai««st. Buned^ t wpteiMl Section IV If yoM'ro a Jerry Rubin you're First, we thought that Ron Raup would be the can- IMM, tiM nimor of "toaik board of of Article I aaothor ^cadamidoa offara 15 A astionwido sarvoy by ia tnalMs of the purpoaot of tbo Psychology Today's malevo- hypothoaea to didate of our choice. Raup, who is the most recent ap- care" was circnlated. The drill coBiaitlss ioniMd to Mdsat oiplain what is body. taet dreamer eotogory. The ar- happoaiog pointed waaat tke renlt ol a komk probs pssriUs rtirflH-flf-tiK - to the younger geaar- public relations director of the SSCH, has failed w , that tlM war aov nuks tido aays tlut est oa sigtati^ yau aUsB. Psr iastaasa. you have icare.|r created by the election of According fint — ahoad a miserably in his duties. As public relations director, to tbo SSHC coo- of donaitory tho uaiversity adsdalitralors eholn Uwteoce "Lartjr" Hosts t» bstwsM his critical tks ttitution "All iiu»*t»ftrti rogatstioas aad civil ighu is- pray Raup's duties should have included supplying the HAR- ailiotly, roatore to us the bypothsais board. saas vWeh las* to the pasaod by SSHC bhM ho eoa- — in causing uareat tm'W apathy of tho BINGER (jyith voluminous stacks g UU's." Mslovo- moral asaeag of information. We flrmod wtahMM m sad Ite by a majority of the itu- lont droankars are also ^adsat ssasts pagod Sue braaded hia ifnasMO hypothoda wWch received Just one news release from Raup. doat of body Harper CoUego be- aa activitiou, leftists, rsdlcals MeOade sad Robert " blames psreats for aur idool- Raup's big feather in his cap was the innovation of fore becomiag effaedve or saarrh i . If McDooougb for tte job. deriag the iWT-« Hi yoa taol oat of urn the information center in the concession stand in the place aaiiat boards sad hhie ns Kadsat U Uieoe amandmeoU obtaia cafeteria of the Elk campus. saMts §1 Uanm JMM. JTM ml^ ho a mooihor Uke gahMO pig* wrttots. Grove The information approval in thlf waek'a oloetlaa coiapietod aad passed the So- of tho "kapt fMsratea." You owter was a great Idea until someone realized that tbey win be affective •dacalara awl stu- r deat Ceadoct Cods sad oa June I Sbosk- fit horo If yM stlD vrtts •tarootyplag dents were not seeking information from the informa- ers'Pvlior. •[.this year. tmrmlt tion booth. If a "winning" record such m y nialsttaaa as that shadows A raduotiM hasa sad erack tho bosks bo- Both isnsB vort proseatod to Hft hM •aid ta have caaaed yro- Raup, he obviously isn't the HARBINGER'S presidential MUoatod bjr of Bar- foro Johaay Csrooa. w— bsi i at tbo Board of la—b« al 34 per c«at ef the to- choke. pot's fint gradaothv cUas. The Mgkly MO Bads It hard lo track aaa, Bab Spore, Troitoos bjr Um Kaseattvo idea was origiDatcd by ay aoythh« ^ Since we beard that Christopher Pancratz was a Board if dM MBC. Ito aopb- arlghMl aboat griauteea u he pala that eitra ksaw Joahay CarsM. study OBMre Rick Wslsb. The Use to k ssBlroat. ehrU rltfMs _. What twe praridential candidate we have been in a will praeood far approval frsat oa tho wook oadi (bocauaa near state of into you aMaatkiag It for extra dia- asv boiag coaskiorod tajr •Uehsfsw yaors mo wort by tbo oaUro Board of away * U aiUch shock. Pancratz. "The Riddle" (no one can figure him THMtoos. cM't got a dsto) sad rolMo to M la Is h hipss if startii« a brteM^ casM of rtadaat Ti out) sMa iiijiiiBlit has l)een one of the newspaper's biggest hecklers, alHtfpar. "^•oBKraiiiM, ism yase dri^ at dtsaMar IW ta« ty bakagtatho the basic principles of journalism. Pancratz pod ta IbM ptaca - aceaoat- auiy hoi VaOey and Trttaa. Harper waa hW lor protosU St •mazed when the HARBINGER won a national » par cast if in the meet. thalBadtuU as. Wo WfoH Da IM award for overall excellence. If elected, Pancratz. will M arfiala at Iowa italo argw be a real problem to every organiaed student (ACP) - LeRigh IMvanity. group on Iha aam* •< Botkiibi. ~ eoM fttau riewf campus. He may talk a smooth Une, but Pa we don't think Iko Iroo wu approvod by a hovo plaoo. loo. Wo*f« te moro tho I nrgo to road — that "The Riddle" will practice what he praadies. msjertty ol aooators: howovor, yM pkk up had It ro- aaliy a "Nowawook", a Hmpm% si- A third candklate, tho pfoMoai of I — ]« a new- ^prevsl frooB tho otu- bf Okk LmIs. vko if pnoUMt moot any cwraat pwtsdicsl. comer to the Harpet'pf^tical scene. He hasn't Borkliy'a lator-fratOTdty made an T1» sujvlty of It was diseaMad (fert CaM- - to tho boordod in tho " " UitM oaw introduction of himself at the Wt sao dl, to aa iamo of Mo asaaiil HARBINGER office. taadi ttt ths tias bo oBsealsd Oa tho ottw haad. if tho ho ball Chsafs CM M|r MMP UBMcn, }« Iho adMsr of auqr ho tho roaaoa Ifeal k«lM> mtflt we woukl be persuaded to vote for by the aMslo kitka MM if tto varlTs est wvth ssvkif hi to alliss sro bofoiBiag srchsk *• -, rather than take a chance with either iagi yaw way tt tMakfeig, ysaYo a felt the iodro atodnt body Pancratz or Raup. Ilio sethrtty gradHstiaf daos ehoald la isasM tar MP-IO was pr»- Thasrtklo dMa's part boeaaso It «aald be yM ts Isara, bgr OM^ Bwarts. troo». aaaipM ora sf TksMpt tho( por-oodal yMYss thor it St losat mo yMhitodayt bVtksi Oraafe wsy that hM faflad taf Ooog MorDMaM. itafr phe«o HARBINGER. Tho total bodgot is 170jn. • IfrolorBltlct wMh tU HAVE A FAVORITE? I aagatlve 10- f pto<|pa eight ymn age. nto Map to the yoar tt b dawa to if Haipor a aix- u THE HARBINGER will sell lag •yateia bcgm by him aad ni r. May M. S-U Mac- you your favorite photo pji. to tho Elk Gro«« eafctaria. •dtottopon y ef ike — — Baaartal sports clubs Tito utam mitfmlk to the oewipapcr aad the aabytockif — — for Friday. I activities caltiulor girls yearbook. The Halcyaa. May a, vB flo May 5 to the ths Idas of Msnk sad ths CM- Tho thTM porking bogs ~ mixers — 20 Tho A^idws(t Coliogo of Fnginooring ii chortorad by Terry S. Babb. Editor tffo Stoto of lllinoii and operates utxiar tho guidanco Terry Carter, Business-Circulation Manager of the Ovi Kano and the Solt Creek Chopters of tha Illinois Society of Professional Enginoori Bill Bohnhoff. Photo Editor For The New Educational programs leading to tho locholor's do- groo ond lo tho AAoster's dogrM In Civil, Eloctricol, STAFF: iftduttrial and Mochanlcal Enginooring, and to tho Reporters: Edward Spencer, .Howard Baylin dogroo of Master of Engineering Administration ora ^ iOQKS ovailable. Don Fraher Two years of pre-englneering oducotien it raqtlfrad for Photographers: Joe Herrity, Dan Harris, In melw^ip, Go to admission to the Bachelor's program, and a Bocholer'i Doug MacDonald the b«§t $tock«d degree in Engmeering or Science ii required for ad- the program. co$metic bar around* mission to Master's Advisor: Henry Roepken, assistant professor kiyt «l —a. Stall* aMAkMLMtaw Cknsos art conducted at our Educational Center, 440 South Finloy Road, Lombard, lllinoii, from 6-.00 P.M. • Mrti, mm $ltM PuMlahad twica monthly by and for tha ttudant* el WItlUm Ralnay to lOiOO P.M., Monday through Friday, and from 8;00 Harpar Collaga. SIO Bk Oravo Blvd.. Ok oAiva Vlliact. Ill 60007. A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Saturday. Calendar Girl The Fall Quarter will begin on September 29, 1969. Tfe* opinion* MIm Margie Mart«n enhance* feet inches. J.5VOJODA50N5 adltorlally In the HARBINGER are thoaa 5 She's aodecldod aboat her tatore! of «ditor<«l tb« lakefroBt Registration will bo held on September 25th and 2M%, Um lUff and Raiily those of the admlntstra- to a begailtag gammer pose tbat'a Her tlon or (acuity. cnrrent edocaUoaal latereat Is mshing Uie Hheral arta.' from 6:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. For furthor Information, tcaaoa. The blae-eye / . ^ "v Taesday, May 20. 1969 THE HARBINGER Page4 A THE HAKBIN6EB TiMaday, May M. IMt FkseS Duriflg the past year, several young A Look Back in the Harbinger co-eds have brightened the pages of the HARBINGER. Here are a few of Asseciated CoBeglate On June S, Harper CoUege On Oct. 8, Dr. Bergan Evans, one game of the aevee reported. Ism's our favorite Calendar Girls. associ- will officially et>d its aecood year a Northwestern University E^- The bcglMilag ef the Press. The ACP is aa o( operation and its last year oo Uah prnfeaecr, was booked for a Kahsk-Enbytk attea far college its temporary campuses. return speaMng eogagenaeat at issue was Mere thaa «• In reviewii^ the iSMae of the Harper. More thaa M» studeaU la the Jaaaary M HARBIN- were iavolved la the eriti^ae. •waod vohne «< the HARBI- turiMd up to hear Evans. GKR. As a way ef es- The HARBINGER was NGER, the ataff VM awpciead Othtf studeot activities ia- prsirtig sappert fer the tw« awarded a First Class cita- that so maogr aetMttas hud tak- ehided a dance at the Elk firad facelty. CMUseltag Di- tioa. Aecerdfaig te HARBIN- eo place dnriag the peat year. Grove cafeteria, which featured rector Or. Thomas Seward re- GER Editor Terry 8. Babh. Ttw aeeead year started off the cmtanla PrsM AtfviMry the newspaper award is the with a reeonl eoroUmeot of ijsa Board. Claae ta m Hatparitaa The first iasoe of the second first award preaenled te a sta- atadMta — a record breaUag attnded the Biinr. heralded a lower en- The Director of Operation dent activity at Harper. total wfaieh again — aieeeded the admto- HARBINGER number S also than projected. One BresMlbftsiiet, Jeaae itk- Harper made history sioos proJectiflB. mth more carried news of the golf team improveaMBt noted by stodaata son, spoke to the again this time oo i national thaa eaoagh itiahiii fillta« five of six matches. was the smooth registratifla iMMly. After hb baaia. TwentjNae year old Har- hallwaya of the Ponat Vinr I ta eoaline the Judo C3uh nd proeees mapped out by Harper Jackson aaawcrcd a t a- per BBphiaawa Larry Moats Bk Chtive earaposea, parUaf the dbaetlaa of Frank Registrar eoUege's Doaa B. StaaatNoy. deafa qneatlona pertain- was aleetad to the fNhlHBa aroee — re- and More thaa 1» stodaDU were ing to nfdal hnnea. board of Ttustaaa at a commu- aaiaad wUk the News e« iMmhafiia of the hooored for their Ufh scholaatic nity vote oo Sat. Apdl 13. MpaU thiwuliil the aaa wMea ran freai ratiap. Hie stariaota ware di- and art work ware aoMiunced in replaced loduatrialiat John L. Bp^UHef Gewva vided htfo three divWo« - the March 10 iaaue. The poblica- Kuraas of Barrington. HARBINGBK Tmateea, Deea's and Honors. tioe wiU fall under the juriedic- lien of Stadent Adtivitea. UNDA HARRINGTON Bob Wiats aad Hatb Baylin, two SSHC veteran avators, re- n* two aanaters dtad laaena for Quitting a dte- of the way the adminis- tratiot) over the seoate was funcUooing. An editorial critidsiag dM way studeot aenate irraapaaai- bility loat money in adminis- trating the Winter Carnival OB the ad- The Winter Carnival qaeen eaadhUntes Sandy Lockowita wns elected qneen af were selected by the Student Senate, the week-long event. She's fieen at lower The Rev Jeaae Jackson made CkMW to 250 student balloU were cast. left. haadhnea in the HARBINGER Twenty-one y« after he ticked off argumanta hi dent IjuT)- Monta at Uaipar. lite leetad to ^ the collcm's honnl of biuteea. AIhik- appeared 45 mtaalaB lata for bis adly. Monta Is th« jroaoK- acbeduled talk aad am await mt trustee to mfrvr on any ifmttktBB Harperitas asked af- eoUegr board. He defeat ter faia diaeertaUoo- cd Imlniiilalial John Kar- Appeartag far the »it tine a( ia the March IT HARBl- NGER Natlsaagy which aalalDrew al trwrn the taealty. TW Ihtfft- falg Lot H*g" caasisted of a ef a faeahy aiaaiher's t Richard M. Nixoa. JOANNE YOKES ta Ike siBdeat The ooUega beard of let. The lint target Baglatiatioo proved to be aa exhanatiag; for paaeed a reeotatia I "Uag" teatare was Ike the HARBINGER aa aa award lef winning ahakat pahBcation Iks mstiaB was caOsd by Per the eecead tkns in its dieted the reealte ef tta na. ed hitke Ikkd HARBINGnL Totally. m Btaa aad was The ay. tks paaklM ef approved. baals af on Oct », Miaa Jaaa %af« named to the Una. was Ika RAR. •as I of iasnactisn bM been va- was the targalaf aaaMd iiiiiiiil ii Ike The sports page carried more cated. As of July 1. Dr G Ken- SINGER pek. whkh waa lah- Harper branek s( tka PMare bed news from tla hMJmthall neth Andeen wiU leeva for WU- a( AMrka. Tha la- l.T ^ of several sensto^a. feature wat started off with a fHctnre faculty comments and persuaded some composite of several noted faculty car.s faculty members to park in their own BARHNGBRake Is ba pah- parked in the stadent facility. The liahed. The p^sr WW aehsdrisd «ve «e *e Ralaay Daae Cef^ to be printed fay tha iMflttlsB at lae Heaee. The par the PalathM eampoa. Ike pro- the iaeae Htfl Ihe posed *>§- ''ni ilie uader- TERRY CARTER wes aieved te safer FVWfoloir The celfee the front page of thelasna,Qte waa a story reportii^ that AM aSBC had accepted the lag Ike PaD alactian wMch CoouBktae chaimaa Ed Dopke charged was ennwahed with ir- ki m made the HARBINGBI'8 iTMt page. The issae startsd hi tm wttk tke mtK le seB dgarettae ki the bookstere. Campus admla- iatratars decHaed clearaace ef the stadeat alitioa. aad Oe c^arette sale Iseae weal ap ki One of fke speakers whn tbt Hnrper stn- I's sufwsl annual boij was nationally visk was another HARBINGER cotamniat Drew aadnsive. In a pa«e feakre The HAKBINOEB did it! The first stadent nettvfty to Penrson dted each prominent facuky member be cited by a national assodation waa the flie iaaoes and poUttcal was givaa a gift rsiative ta his HARBIN- QER. Dr. Robert Lnhti. left, received thnt any coarse of iiislniction. the ACP awanl from hrto randMechs for b sports, Bsws of the basket- editor Terry 8. Babb. The board of tnwtees The lack of parking space for students, a situation students will never forget. Rk;haH IL Nix- haO team's fumbling the ball hter appinndBd tkn work of the newspaper with n enrollment figures, was BOBBIE GEHRKE rspoctad. Ths enosed by record K --r^" >, I «<^ . ,J t w Tnesday, May », M«» fHE HABBINGEB n P»Ee< Hawks Post 7, 9 Record intercoUegUte -^^o--** wai^Uag first pounded aloag •8 third baseman Kevin Freund cope Hawk shiggan taid Coach ^SportSi .^H run, driving in basebaU seasMl." with 7 wins and 9 loeaes as the poled a home Clete HlBtoa. "The team has rolled to a close. Jim Stamborski. Mumn played well and wiU be evea In earlier action, the Hawka The ilag Tennis ace William "Bill" "The choice was difficult to Von Boeck- Von Boeckmann is the HAR- make — despite excellence on BINGER athlete of the year. mann's obvious Von Boeckmann received the the tennis court," said Terry S HARBIN newq>aper's firct annual award Babb. editor of the at the college's award dinner, GER. Friday. May 16, at the Carawei "Many tiae yiaag Hawk RMUnraat, ArUngtoe HdgMa. athlete* had to be caaaMered. il ware paaaMe te Described by hU csach. As- Aad If award trapUes la thaai all. tt sistaiit Prsfcsasr Ray G. wsaM have heea ( Kearas. aa a -s liii. a 4e- ttMs — aad a flae na tntftv fv the laa." Voa ssctaa aaa *• aiBHai "tiBMia of Oeto Hlataa. irasMl mfhy the year" is one of the coUagt's Fraat nm (left to cheta. Kevia Roeske. CaMh Tte Hawks icUer.DauU tstheOnttahc most notable. aa the pet^taMat KreO. Migaiiw, J Ti—da. aaa- Capped with a bowl ^ ^ Gregwy HARBINGER traphy. This Alaa Mayen- agar, aad Ang*** Co*i«*- above a lymboUc athlete stand- WmA r«i (I te r) Rkhard Tdly. pwaaiat trsfhy — aMre ing in a i»<> OMck Bab«t Nolo'* OndM- Wright 74. Haip« »; gl. Harper »; Wright fhw imm ! Htm taaai's debut Mart tt Barpar's aeariBg was *1t wae a hi tUvd plaea, •'ihav" poeitiaaa. the saull ahew Ray la »b«( eaC" saM Nalaa. "I'l placed third ta aaH acUML Scett Hap- tarafaterdiy la the pale track team wM ha a pawar ta IV Beat at River.' the Hawks aiaa- 1 wMh by an af ear agai «• place Jaha F. "8eaa" Nolan said "—ihwi. a Rysa nrtk ia the high hwdtea. sveat taraeat" aMaos a 1st la turutag Other thaa that, the aat a eaMMMtty H^eag unit was a gtaaaiy eae ler the chi- la aetlsB agaiaat Ihorataa «d Wr^ with Wright la the Ig Baipar a li dul far a 14th plaea Tennis Aces Sweep Perfect Season tfMlr "family wart. Doa Daffy, Boh Spare. Phtt WaealeafWd. Hawk racqaat regalar seaaea with Jast eae TVe dMkr peaeders iae 19 far The stt. a rwv (I la r): Beb Warder. Tern Mkbalfkl. Paal Cira waoad a sucoaaiM sapsoB pertraM:" Fraat ^> Team mcmben Faal . Paal Piaaat. Phil Ncal. Nalaa. with 10 whis and what Isshsd la the doablas. Steve Fraak DeiC ladlce ' (ram the team Gary ElUs aad Jaha Maltaaa. Beeh rww (I ta r): Jaha "Seaa Ryaa are mls ilag like a clear Aot at a i aad Rbm Barry ran a caai- Mlhc El- pariralt. cbampianship. tlaadi. Ceach R«i Bcaaemar. gcett Bivha. William "Bill" Voa Vince E^- aaa. aadcfeated Umself. led ler, competed in the singles (our the teaais stars U aa times. And he won that many CAREER ea matchca. Geacfa Bajr IWi was the flrat saaaoa far PLANNING Hawk tataitaOafiate iMiia I have many excellent Wright, Crane, It showed again jobt for gait who ore Triton. Rock VaBcjr, coaching, good play- and WlhMO. ers and determinatisa could do planning a butinett ca- reer. There are position If there was aar other team in a toogh divialsB. opeaingi for golt witt) to whip — the Hawks didn't Harper teams — twglght no office training and hnthsB^^. hi kecpiag with the wrho "Ifpilihg aad grattfytag." schedale ef openiMfs for golt "This first aea- classes in typ- aaM Eemraa. the caDege - had a big hill la hove hod ef aaa hraaght eat a slate cUmb. The tcaahi Ipam did ing, shorthand, business straag yeog aaea that be- moth etc. No matter came a gaed, faat team."* what your skills or your it raced ta the samadt Keaiaa praised his onit (or sweeping ail appaaitioa Book Sforo, Inc. coreer problem (college, play that saw it R. marnog^ or business) »allapparitka. S Weat Campaea give me o coll and I'll aasaag ths piayars glad to help. Arilngton l lalgtm be was Tea Isec km aaa. Oeag Maelsr wcat thraagh the Put CL 94641 KATHY PANN FS. i'm 23, m f L / "Tf*i«— is s transfer studont fhim MiddktowD, Ohio, whore