FACULTY DEFEATS TENURE PROPOSAL The full faculty met Monday, standards. Keith Berry pointed March 22, and killed a proposal to out that decisions of this nature establish a standing committee to should be made by one's peers, assist Dean of the University J. and that students should not be Maxson Reeves. The committee considered peers of the faculty. would advise him on faculty No one on the faculty spoke tenure, promotion, and for the proposal, and the faculty reappointment decisions. The defeated the proposal to seat proposal to form the committee students 81 to 38 in a secret was in the form of an amendment ballot, with one abstention. to the Faculty By—Laws, and was The faculty then considered presented to the full faculty after which departments should have being approved by the Faculty members on the committee, Senate, 14 to 2. whether or not members of the There were two major issues: committee were to be tenured or what the composition of the not, and which professional committee would be, and whether organizations were to be it would even exist. The first represented. Jimmy Olson hard at work in the TRAIL Office. problem took over an hour and a After the faculty had half to decide. considered a few amendments, It had been proposed by the Assistant Professor of Business Faculty Senate that three Administration Thomas Milligan TRAIL Rated First Class By National students, selected by Central said that in Dean Reeves we had a Board, be members of the "strong dean" who could make committee. John Lantz argued decisions with authority. Milligan Critical Service For Third Semester that the students didn't know the pointed out that in good business A first-class rating was awarded physical appearance and sources, not just in breadth but in professors well enough to make management, a committee would the TRAIL for the third straight photography. Marks of distinction depth ... This seems to be the decisions on tenure and not be appointed to make semester by the Associated were awarded for superior result of an effort to cover all reappointment and that they decisions if a strong executive was Collegiate Press at the University achievement in any of the five news rather than an artificial knew little about professional already doing the job, and argued of Minnesota in the 84th categories. attempt to appease every (Continued on Page Six) All-American Critical Service. source .... Approximately 500 newspapers The TRAIL received a Mark of from throughout the United Distinction for superior Ratings of first class States were evaluated. accomplishment in coverage and (excellent), second class (very Newspapers published from content. good), and third class (good),were Council To Discuss January through May were judged The citation read, in part, given on the basis of total on coverage and content, writing "This newspaper does an numerical scores achieved in the and editing, editorial leadership, outstanding job of covering its Admissions Committee five classifications.

Last Wednesday the University The manual will be presented Council approved by an 8 to 4 to the Council in rough form at vote a proposal by Wolfred the Council's October 1971 (Shady) Bauer, faculty meeting. representative, to schedule a special meeting to discuss the The Council appointed five formation of a committee to new members to the Housing oversee admissions. Committee, including Cathy UPS is one of the few schools Vaughn, Vicki Coles, Wade which does not have an Garland, Ted Sterling, and Rod Admissions Committee, although Schaaf. one was in existence several years The next meeting will be April ago. 15 at 3 pm in the Kitchin Library. UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND TACOMA, WA. 98416 1970-71/No. 20 The two administrative representatives and the two alumni representatives opposed the consideration. ADELPHIAN CHOIR TRIPPING In other action the Council requested the Financial Aid Director Lew Dibble to prepare a The Adelphian Concert Choir "Financial Aid Procedures at the University of Puget Sound Manual" outlining federal began their 39th annual tour this financial aid requirements, weekend with concerts in financial aid policy here at UPS, Wenatchee. Tonight they will and the administration of UPS perform in Mount Vernon. On financial aid. Wednesday, they will leave for a three week's tour of Oregon and California. NSA Treaty From March 20-April 18, the choir will perform 18 concerts along the West Coast. The UPS Tabled By group, which bmught cheering audiences to their feet last April in Great Britain, Ireland and Central Board Canada will perform in three states and 17 cities during their CentralBoard met Tuesday tour. night. The board was asked to Their home "concert" will be endorse the NSA treaty, but the April 16 at the First Methodist action was tabled. Church in Tacoma Tickets will be available at the door and from the Wes Jordan moved that Dick Music Building at UPS. Walsh retain his seat until Summer Adelphians, bushes, and a big bus. Dr. Bruce Rodgers, director of recess so that the class of 1971 the University of Puget Sound will be represented. This matter School of Music and conductor of was sent to Judicial Committee the Adelphians for the past 19 for a constitutional interpretation. years. indicates a high point in the performance will be an experience The board also passed a motion Phase Two: Scholars Recruited in multi-dimensional sound, with the split choir singing sacred to adopt an ad hoc committee to Now that most of the money (campaign chairman) will begin will probably supply us with all works from all corners of the study the advisability of a Faculty A Brother is in, the recruitment of these scholars for Back the Back A Brother scholars we concert hall. and Course Evaluation campaign is entering its second immediately. Since the emphasis can take next year," said Dibble. Other pieces include an old Committee, which would take phase—that of recruiting Back A will be on selecting students who "In fact, I'll be surprised if we favorite Yiddish folk song, over the course critique project Brother scholars for the 1971-72 have completed two years at a don't get nearly 90 percent from "Tumbalalaika," and solos by and expand it, as well as look into academic year. junior college, Dibble and Ford TCC." Susan Arbury, Pat Morgan, Curtis guidelines for a permanent At a recent meeting of the plan first to visit the three j.c.'s in Ford explained that he and Barber, Howard Fankhauser, committee on Faculty Tenure, campaign's funding committee, it the area. Dibble will initially meet with the promotion and Non-reappoint- was announced that Lewis Dibble "Tacoma Community College, Diane Schmidt, and Sharron ment. (financial aids) and Bob Ford Ft. Steilacoom and Green River (Continued on Page Five) Farris PAGE 2 PUGET SOUND TRAIL, MARCH 26, 1971 CENTRAL BOARD CONSIDERS COURSE EVALUATION

goal of any university. Any other Chairman and Secretary of the must serve the education of its Committee useful they shall By WESLEY JORDAN will ultimately lead to the Faculty Senate. students rather than the secret propose guidelines for a At the last full Faculty meeting downfall of the academic My regard for the UPS faculty opinions of its salaried employees. permanent committee to evaluate held on Monday, March 22, the community. as a whole has decreased by this The following evening, working criteria for Faculty Tenure, faculty voted 81-38-1 in favor of The faculty, after limited inability of the Faculty to work where the faculty could or would Promotion, and non-Reappoint- deleting an amendment to the debate, called for the previous with the students they educate in not, (they ultimately defeated the ment. They shall also By-Laws creating a standing question. At this time Professor offering the best possible motion to have any kind of propose guidelines for a Faculty committee concerning faculty Keith Berry asked for a secret education available. This committee regarding Faculty and Course Evaluation to be tenure, promotion, and ballot which was seconded by committee of tenure, promotion, Tenure, Promotion, and published by the Student Body." non-reappointment. Professor Ed Seferian. Under the and non-reappointement was non-Reappointment) Central Hopefully the Student Board of the ASUPS approved 10 This vote was extremely Faculty By-Laws two members proposed in an advisory capacity, Government can act with to 2 the following motion: distressing from the student point may request and be granted a to gather evaluations, hopefully diligence, efficiency, and "That an ad hoc committee be of view in that the primary secret ballot for the full faculty. student as well as faculty. When objectivity where the Faculty established under Central Board purpose of any university must be I cannot have any objection to the faculty refuses to work with cannot. to investigate the advisability of the educating of students. The the legality of such a motion; but the students, they reject their own establishing a Faculty and Course university is not here to provide I do object vehemently to the original premise. They had Evaluation Committee whose employment for administrators move which can only be proposed that their committee membership shall consist of the and faculty. These people are interpreted as "the chicken shit solicit input and evaluations to three class Senators to Central IFC, Panhellenic employed to provide services to way out" in that less than two help them advise Vice-President J. Board, the Freshman Class the students. They are employed percent of the faculty were able Maxson Reeves concerning the President, the Faculty Advisor to to educate. to mask the individual feelings of excellence of the UPS faculty. Raise $1300 This is not said in a selfish nor the entire body. It is of no little As I have said previously, I can Central Board, and the Dean of arrogant manner; it is only to consequence that the two faculty only hold in contempt the Students." Mr. Dick Walsh, Editor clarify what must be the primary members in question are the Faculty as a whole. The university "Should they consider the The Trail University of Puget Sound Tacoma, Washington 98406 The Great Tenure Mystery Part -- Four Dear Mr. Walsh:

By SAM WILSON I wish to take this opportunity to extend sincere thanks to all Welcome, dear readers, to Mr. Samuel D. Wilson Not bad, really. If only he had those Greeks who took part in the another episode in the continuing Student, Universitz of Puget Sound answered the other twenty second annual Shamrocks For adventures ,, riddles and intrigues Tacoma, Washington questions we'd have gotten Dystrophy Tag Day last St. of The Great Tenure Mystery. If somewhere. Patrick's Day, March 17th. you think the mystery is going to Dear Mr. Wilson: Well. So much for the Through the concerted efforts of be cleared up this week, you are non-reply. Now we get to the no members of the Interfraternity but a hopeless idealist and lack Thank you for your letter and for your expressed desire to replies. Assured by Dr. Albertson Council and the Panhellenic the spirit of adventure! But if it is that he had at no time Council, over $1,300.00 has been intrigue you seek, ("Mr. Swift secure information regarding the procedure for granting early "overridden" a vote by the tenure. raised during the past two years in hath finely described that passion English Department on Dr. this one-day project. These funds for intrigue, that love of secrecy, Hansen's tenure request (though I are used to provide for the care of slander, and lying, which belongs According to the Faculty Code the following steps are taken: did fail to ask if he might simply our patients in Pierce County and to weak people"—Thackeray); if 1) The faculty member requests early tenure from his have ignored such a vote), I in particular at the Muscular you thrill to follow the department chairman in writing; decided to speak with Dr. Dystrophy Clinic maintained at clandestine strategems and Rosemary Van Arsdel, Chairman the Mary Bridge Children's schemes of furtive undercover 2 )The faculty member, if recommended by the of the English Department. I Hospital. We are very grateful for agents (agents of what?); if it is department chairman, is nominated for tenure by the asked her if she had, as spelled out the cooperation of the President the pondering of puzzles or the division director to the Dean of the Faculty; in step two of the tenure of the Interfraternity Council and rendering of riddles whereby you procedure cited in Dr. Albertson's the President of the Panhellenic sate your curious desires; if these letter, recommended to Dr. Council and all those students are the things which give meaning 3) The Dean of the Faculty, if convinced by the Albertson that Tim Hansen be who have been so cooperative and purpose to your dull life, then consensus of the department chairman and division nominated for early tenure. No during the past two years in this read on, reader, read on! Satiate director of the faculty member's (a) proven excellence reply. I then asked if there had annual Special Event. yourself. For in this week's in teaching and (b) distinct potential in scholarship and indeed been three separate votes Much is written and said as of episode—entitled "The Non-Reply service, and a statement from the department chairman and if the second of these had late regarding the questionable and No Reply"—the plot thickens. indicating that the individual "possesses the personal been in favor of Dr. Hansen. No (Continued on Page Three) (Plot? What plot?) and professional characteristics that will in all reply. I then asked if I could ask The first part of this week's her anything, and she replied that probability make him an effective member of this part of a "proposed" Faculty episode involves a letter received I could ask her anything I wished collegium for the balance of his professional teaching Code which has yet to be ratified by me not a week ago. The letter but that, in the interest of being career," nominates the faculty member to the President by the Board of Trustees (for was in response to my letter to fair to Dr. Hansen and of not of the University and the Board of Trustees for tenure. which information I would like to Dr. Robert G. Albertson prejudicing his position (since he thank Dean Reeves, the only published (you may recall) in last has asked for a review of the person willing to answer my week's issue of the TRAIL. My In the Humanities Division the following two steps have been entire affair), she felt it wise not questions). How's that for a letter contained no less than added (for input only, not in lieu of the decision making to say anything at the present thickening plot? (What plot? What twenty-three questions pertaining procedure as stipulated by the faculty code): time. In other words, no reply. to Tim Hansen's request for early Answers are getting very hard to plot?) Don't miss the next tenure and the status of his job at A Student Evaluation is initiated with the consent of come by. Puzzling, isn't it? And thrilling episode of the Grcat the University of Puget Sound. In the Faculty Member seeking early tenure; the plot thickens! Tenure Mystery! spite of those twenty-three Ah! I almost forgot! The final questions (or because of them), The tenured colleagues of the Faculty Member are mystery of this week's episode has Dr. Albertson does not appear to asked to evaluate the candidate for tenure. to do with those three steps in the have understood what I was procedure for granting early Appointment getting at. Witness the following tenure. Those three steps, dear At no place in the procedure regarding the tenure decision readers, though indicated by Dr. non-reply, in which I receive for Tim Hansen has the Division Director "overridden" a approximately half an answer to Albertson to be outlined in the recommendation. To date there has been no recommendation Faculty Code, are indeed only the Clarified one of my questions and really from the English Department. rather satisfactory answers to, I'd three steps of a "proposed" procedure which is but a small say, two others: Robert G. Albertson The TRAIL staff has released the following statement in A campus newspaper published weekly (Friday) clarification of the selection of except vacation and examination periods during the Dean of Students John English as puget sound academic year by the Associated Student Body of the advisor to the TRAIL University of Puget Sound. Phone: (206) 759-3521, "The newspaper has been Ex t. 278. Office: Room 214, Student Union without the services of a formal Building, 1500 North Warner, Tacoma, Washington, advisgr since last spring when the 98416. Yearly subscription rates are $4.50. Spring term of appointment for English TRAIL semester only :$1.50. professor Dr. LeRoy Annis STATEMENT OF POLICY expired. Dick Walsh Editor Opinions expressed in the TRAIL are those of Since, in recent years the Associate Editor Howard J. Parker the writer, and do not necessarily reflect those of the position of advisor has been an Greg Brewis Editorial Assistant University of Puget Sound, its administration, informal one, the staff has gone to News Editor Tim Kleespies various individuals for advice Pat Lyle faculty, Assosciated Student Body, or the Puget Sports Editor regarding the paper. Eileen Tracy Copy Editor Sound TRAIL staff. The selection of Dean English Sharon Heath Photographer Material submitted should be typewritten. as advisor is motivated by a desire Sports Writer Carlos Buergerrez Chris Rideout Deadlines for each issue are 12 (noon) on the Monday to have the Dean of Students on Obfuscationist the Student Board of Office Manager Marty Nakayama prior to publication. 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PUGET SOUND TRAIL, MARCH 26, 1971 PAGE 3 Loggers Represent Malta At Model United Nations

Malta is physically a small Conference held this year at country, but it came on strong at Occidental College in Los Angeles. the Regional Model United Six of the students in the UPS Nations conference held in Seattle delegation are taking M.U.N. for on March 5 and 6. course credit. The delegation is UPS had ten delegates working towards representing a representing the Commonwealth bigger power next year such as of Malta at the Regional Institute. Canada, India, Mexico, or Jordan. During the two day session, the From their participation in the delegation introduced resolutions Seattle Regional and the in the five committees they Occidental Conference, the attended and took part in General delegation hopes to make the Assembly debate. M.U.N. "educational experience" One of Malta's resolutions part of the curriculum by which was adopted by the establishing M.U.N. as a Winterim Regional General Assembly or second semester course. pertained to "Peaceful Uses of the Le Roy Annis and Greg Kleiner runnin' it down Sea Bed." Malta's resolutions limiting "Chemical and Biological Shamrock Warfare" and condemning "P.O.W. treatment" also received top priority in committees but the General Assembly adjourned Day NSA Treaty Support Sought before they could be discussed. Malta also introduced some new proposals such as an By CAROL RICHARDS three - quarters of one million Vietnam, according to Greg Lauded International Disaster Relief North and Soudl Vietnamese Kleiner, UPS activist. Kleiner said Organization and the (Continued from Page Two) soldiers killed and 50,000 About 75 UPS students have that supporters of withdrawal also establishment of an International activities of many American lives lost. The lands of signed their support of the include such labor organizations University. The delegation further college/university students—I only National Student's Association's Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos are as the United Auto Workers of the supported resolutions relating to wish the general public knew of "Joint Treaty of Peace Between being destroyed daily by the West Coast and United Electrical the apartheid policies of southern the many excellent projects such the People of the United States, largest and most massive aerial Workers district No. 7, and Africa. as the Shamrock Day, undertaken bombings in history—not to South Vietnam, and North individuals such as the There are no awards given for by these men and women. We are mention the defoliation of the Vietnam." The treaty calls for International Vice-President of the "Most active or outstanding very grateful for their time and immediate and toal withdrawal of land by indiscriminate use of efforts on behalf of Muscular the Teamster's Union, as well as country" in the Model United all U.S. forces from Vietnam. herbicides." Dystrophy Associations, and I students, religious groups and Nations. That is not the idea Printed material, the petition "We are concerned about the hope you will feel you wish to peace organizations. behind M.U.N. The purpose of the of support, personal explanation POW's of both sides. The use of share this letter and our thanks A meeting this Saturday night Model United Nations program is of the terms of the treaty, and imprisoned humans by others for with the entire student body of at 7:30 in the Mayflower Hall of to have 110 colleges and some peace actions beginning in political gain cannot be tolerated. the University of Puget Sound. the Tacoma Peace and Justice universities, representing countries April, are available at tables in the Concern for POW's and the safety Coalition described by Kleiner as of th, world, to try and reach SUB daily. of all the people of Indochina Sincerely, "people concerned about peace, agreement ' committee as well as The treaty has been endorsed, should motivate officials to end Donald Elkins and about people in Pierce General Assembly on how to personally and by public letter, by the war now—not prolong it. Program Coordinator Country that are starving," will resolve world problems. Delegates ASB executives Maila Putnam. The letter was presented to last organize to plan local peace learn fast that few decisions are Wes Jordan, Valerie Stevens, and week's meeting of Central Board fictions and transportation to state unanimous and that schools can President Darrel Johnson: for endorsement. The move was TRY SLEEPING and national events. All are be as obstinate as the countries "We urge all to do this tabled to allow members to they represent. [endorse the treaty! from c. become familiarized with th,. welcome to attend. Next ON THIS! Wednesday at 7:30 in the SUB, A Regional such as the one humanitarian and moral view, not treaty, and will be acted upon representatives of the group will held in Seattle is an abridged from one which is political. There next Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. Model UN conference which meet at UPS to gather student have been over one million Recent polls have shown that enables delegates to gain an idea support for the NSA treaty and Vietnamese civilians killed in the 73 percent of the American public of the forthcoming Far West related peace initiatives. war. There have been now support withdrawal from • • Registration: "I felt like a cow being pushed through the ch u tes. "

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Brahms-Haydn Highlight Met Soprano Appears Recital With Tacoma Symphony On Friday, March 26 at 8:15 p.m., Lynda McConnell will present a complimentary graduate The University of Puget Sound with us as our guest soloist." The the lovely singer. In Mexico City, piano recital in Jacobsen Recital Artists and Lectures Committee conductor hopes that the students she was hailed as having "a Hall at the University of Puget and the UPS-Tacoma Symphony will attend this complimentary magnificent and beautifully Sound. The program will include a are working together next week: concert. timbered voice ...a great singer Miss Grillo will perform arias Sonata in C minor by Haydn, the happy result is a visit by Miss and artist". Brahms' Variations on a Theme Joann Grill, Metropolitan of two very different styles: three by Schumann, Prelude. Chorale Mezzo-soprano. arias from Saint Saen's Sampson and Fugue by Franck, and Three March 31, 8:30 pm at the and Delila and three arias from piano Pieces, Opus 11 by Temple Theatre is the setting for Bizet's Carmen. Creative Schoenberg. the UPS-Tacoma Symphony The orchestra will play Massenet's Phedre Overture, Formerly a student of Carolyn JOANN GRILL under Edward Seferian's baton. Harer Hoover, Miss McConnell is Seferian remarked, "I'm very Schumann's Prayer in Time of presently working with David pleased that the students are War, and Benjamin Britten's Four "Image" Kaiserman, Artist in Residence at undergraduate, was a recipient of participating in co-sponsoring an Sea Interludes. UPS, on her Masters in applied the Leonard Jacobsen Memorial artist like Miss Joann Grillo, since Zurich, Paris, Barcelona, piano. She holds a Bachelor of Award and the Presser she has sung in most of the opera Geneva, Lisbon, Naples, Israel, The Image Theater, located off Music from UPS and, as an Foundation Scholarship. houses of Europe. We are Frankfurt and Dusseldorf have North Pearl towards Point fortunate indeed in having her been graced by an appearance by Defiance, is a small 100-seat theater just opened by former Community College Boeing employee, Paul Doyle. You realize the place is unique from the moment you clamber up Hassles Hair the wooden stairs behind an otherwise abandoned building in A court battle could erupt if the majority has indicated it's Ruston. Spokane Community College against long hair and beards. This A single wooden door opens enforces a regulation barring long shows the majority is often into a narrow corridor and you hair and beards, a spokesman for careless of the rights of the proceed past the restrooms into 17 aircraft mechanics students minorities," he said. an L-shaped room with a protesting the rule, said Friday. "What if the majority of concession counter at one end, The majority of students in the students at the school voted not some expensive looking rugs on two-year class-45 of 77, to be to allow blacks ... or women? the floor, and a table with exact— have signed a petition Would this be right?" cookies and coffee. urging the SCC administration to SCC President Hobart Jenkins The posters on the wall relate uphold the regulation. has supported the students in to old heroes of another day, now A spokesman for the majority favor of the anti-hair ruling. resurrected. group, Steve Gutsche, said, "The "People who come to SCC to A guest book is available to students have said that a deviation hire students judge appearances as sign, and a place is there to list would have detrimental effect on well as the effectiveness of the movies you want to see. their employability and it also instruction," Jenkins said. "If Presently playing are foreign would be detrimental to student student employability is damaged, and American classics and the then the program is damaged." morale." ART PROFESSOR MARCIA JARTUN views the space continuing story of Captain Patrick Stiley, the spokesman One SCC scholarship student Marvel. once occupied by the missing Max B3njamin painting. for the dissident students and a who refused to sign an agreement It's the kind of enterprise you law clerk for a legal firm, claimed to obey the hair regulation has want to see succeed after you've that the hair length regulation was been told he will not be paid a visit. Shows are at 7 and damaging to the students. considered for enrollment next Bring Back The Picture 9:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and "It's not right simply because term, Stiley said. Sunday and admission is $1.50. The phone number is SK9-3526. An appeal is out for the return student, and director of the Playing this weekend is "Lord of a small Max Benjamin painting Kittredge Gallery, explained that of the Flies." TOMMY RATED stolen from the Kittredge Gallery contemporary art shows are last Tuesday afternoon. The brought to UPS for student painting, a 101/2 x 91/2" oil, was on benefit, but that contracting MOST UNUSUAL loan to Mr. Benjamin for exhibit. could become difficult if the It was half of a pair of oils trend toward campus thefts privately owned by Mr. and Mrs. continues. In the past pottery has that Miss Matheson is as angry as By MAILA PUTNAM Wallie Funk. been stolen from Kittredge she is supposed to be because she Tommy is probably the most The theft has been reported to exhibits such as last year's Master is so graceful. Kane again has unusual production ever held on the police and a detective has of Fine Arts Show, but the shown his ability as a dancer, his this campus. It is unusual for been assigned to the case. Benjamin work is the first versitility as a choreographer, and several reasons, in that it shows However, Mr. Funk stressed his painting to be stolen. his proficiency as a teacher. that some people who have never interest in the return of the "WHEN More important, though, than danced before can do a superior painting, rather than its insurance DINOSAURS the technical aspects of Tommy is Original Theatre job, and even more importantly, value, or the apprehension of the RULED the feeling of community which that creativity need not depend thief. comes out of the ballet. The cast, THE EARTH" upon the assistance of any The painting has hung in the Try Outs Set at times, seems to be one, feel as Co-TER ROR Hit! academic department. Funk home since its purchase, • one, thinks as one. The audience, All those interested in an "TROG" As previously states, many of with another Benjamin oil, as gifts experiment in creative theatre. in turn, feels the same. There is a the dancers are/were unschooled for one another. The Funks will Tryouts for Kairyne, an original tremendous degree of warmth play by Roger Tompkins, will be TEMPLE in modern dance. In a few cases drop investigation and no further coming from the performers --- a held Monday and Tuesday the 5 this is still true, as can be seen questions will be asked as soon as 29th and 30th of March in warmth, as Jeff Smith so aptly CADEMY AWARD through careful scrutiny of the painting is returned to the art McIntyre 006 from 3-5 p.m. and el stated, "made even cripples 7-9 p.m. These tryouts are open NOMINATIONS 0 various dancers. Mike Kane, the building. to all, and no experience dance." 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Chance: Phase Two

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admissions directors, financial aids "From my background in directors and minority counselors private business," Stuckey added, to inform them of our program. "I know if you show a person "After that, we hope the how he can finance something, colleges will find those students he'll buy it. That's what we who need financial assistance the should be telling kids who rule most. They're the ones Back A out college because they can't Brother wants first." afford it." A student applying to UPS as a The pilot plan is to have UPS Back A Brother scholar will students learn all the ways an follow the same procedure as any individual may receive financial other person seeking admission to aid—from National Defense Loans the school. Once the admissions to Social Security benefits—and office has OK'd their applications, take the information back to the they'll be sent to the funding high schools. Students will also be committee for further encouraged to apply to local community colleges and enter consideration. Upon selection, the Barbara M,.nning, Professor Tom Manning, Professor Ric Tutor, and Barbara Simpson names of next year's Back A their names on a list of applicants rehearsing "Brecht on Brecht" Raader's Theatre. Brother recipients will be made for Back A Brother assistance public. when they've completed two Even though the committee is years. theater uses a minimum of looking primarily for students "This will not only provide an properties and set, and the with junior standing, an exciting incentive for some students to go Brecht Reading Presented performers sit on high stools or on to school, but will give them a new project is being planned stand or stroll about, rather than `course' in how to obtain financial which will give UPS students going through the actions of the aid," Stuckey explained. "Even if another opportunity to get out By Phi Beta Fraternity drama. Sometimes the material is they don't come to UPS, they'll at into the community. As an read, sometimes spoken from least have a better chance at a "Brecht on Brecht," a theater. Barbara teaches speech at offshoot of the scholarship drive, memory. Performers can number college education. And that's composite of the writings of the Peninsula High, but found time to Back A Brother is establishing a from one to six. Whereas "Brecht what 'CHANCE to Back A controversial German appear in the Literary Arts new "financial information" on Brecht" is composed of Brother' is all about." poet-playwright, Bertolt Brecht, Festival reading of "Don Juan in committee. This group will be excerpts from Brecht's songs, Stuckey went on to say, "I will be presented at 8:00 p.m, Hell" at UPS. made up of UPS students who will poetry and plays, other works in haven't seen any college attempt a April 1 and 2 at Kilworth Chapel Tom Manning, for the last 6 meet with area high school this relatively new drama form program like this, and there's such Lounge by the Tacoma Alumnae years Associate Director of the students and inform them of the can be made up of a reading of an obvious need for it. Hopefully, chapter of Phi Beta, National University Theater at UPS, helped financial benefits which may be parts or all of one play. a corps of concerned UPS students Professional Fraternity of Speech establish the University Repertory available to them, especially on Bertolt Brecht was a political can fill part of this vacuum." and Music. Theater there, which he the community college level. satirist of our time, dying only a Wesley Jordan, coordinator of Directing this reading will be co-directs. Tom did a number of Lloyd Stuckey, the major few years ago. Of his works, one the new project, is currently Sheila Varey, a seasoned roles at the University of proponent of this new idea, said enthusiast says, "filled with looking for students who may be perfomer-director in the he was concerned about the many Michigan, from which he has his slashing comments on the foibles Albuquerque Little Theater, young people who qualify for interested in going into the high M.A. in theater. of individuals and the organized Tacoma Little Theater and college but simply don't realize schools this spring. Students may Richard Tutor, who shares the insanities of nations." Like much Lakewood Players. The they can receive financial aid. leave their names with the responsibility with Mr. Manning of the world's great satire, his secretary in the ASB office. performers, four well-known of directing the University works are good entertainment on Tacoma actors, are as follows: Theater, and who also helped the surface, but there is much Barbara Simpson, a favorite of organize and now co-directs the more beneath the surface for Christian TLT and Lakewood Players University Repertory, has his those who care to probe. audiences for her charming M.A. in theater from the Tickets will be available from dialects (she did 3 different University of Mississippi. Rick got Phi Beta members or at the door. dialects in one play, "Breath of a great deal of experience "on the Scientist Spring,") has been the winner of boards" when he spent 3 years as two TLT awards: "Best Actress" a resident actor at the Hillberry and "Best Supporting Actress." Classic Repertory Theater in YELLOW CAB Lectures Barbara Manning, with an M.A. Detroit; there he worked on 8 OR in theater from the University of different plays in one week. AMBULANCE Michigan, received the "Best "Brecht on Brecht" is reader's & ALSO Actress" award there for her wide In Kilworth theater, as differentiated from a Heart - Lung - Resuscitator variety of roles in the U. of M. regular stage play. Reader's Service Discovering man's real identity is vital to one's individual MA 7- . . sib contribution to the solution of 1121 itaiirew—W community and other problems, Tommy' On The Road according to a campus lecture to be given here Sunday, March 28. "Until we can establish some Joseph G. Heard To Kitsap High, U Of W kind of meaningful identification Christian Science Lecturer Kilworth Memorial Chapel. with constructive forces," the After three sold-out We Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court. Curtain time is 8 PM. lecturer will state, "we'll continue performances last week, He was a naval officer during to suffer from conflicts that are "Tommy", a rock ballet, will be The University of Washington World War II and a Navy Chaplain presented at the University of and a Kitsap High School are the pay both within and around us." during the Korean War. Joseph G. Heard, C.S.B., a Puget Sound on March 26, 27 and next sites for "Tommy" Christian Science lecturer will Mr. Heard left his law career in 30. performances. speak in Kilworth Chapel under 1952 to enter the healing ministry The original ballet by Peter Tickets for the UPS production half. the auspices of Christian Science of Christian Science. Prior to Townshend was choreographed by are available in the UPS Student College Organization at 3:00 p.m. becoming a member of The UPS student Mike Kane. He and Union Building from noon to 2 You pay In his lecture entitled "What's Christian Science Board of his troupe of 16 UPS performers PM weekdays or from a cast Really Me?" Mr. Heard will share Lectureship, he was active for a dance through the "multi-media member. Although tickets are the other. a number of personal experiences, number of years in youth presentation" in the basement of complimentary, persons may including one involving campus activities of The First Church of Fickey Fickey make optional donations. Special Half Price politics. Christ, Scientist in Boston. He has Rate for Faculty A native of Atlanta, Mr. Heard traveled extensively in the United Sail an exciting Semester at Sea and Students holds degrees from the University States, Canada, Europe, and Latin aboard the former QUEEN ELIZABETH America. Please send me the Monitor for of Miami. He practiced law in ❑ His local lecture is open to the World Campus 1 year $15 9 mos. $11.25 Florida, where he also served as 6 mos. $7.50 public without charge. Special Master in Chancery, Afloat I am ❑ faculty ❑ student mom Check/money order enclosed &Ire Bill me later BUCK'S Call Ahead 6' & Pearl Name LO 4-8222 New, lower rates; full credit for courses; scholarships and financial aid available Address Local area meetings for interested students City State Zip 14C FROSTY and parents — Meet with the World Campus THE (P-CN) Afloat representative on: CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WITH Sunday, April 4 at 2 p.m. MONITOR„ University Tower Hotel, Seattle Box 125, Astor Station COUPON If unable to attend, write Chapman College, Box Boston, Massachusetts 02123 CC19, Orange, California 92666 PAGE 6 PUGET SOUND TRAIL, MARCH 26, 1971 CARLOS SAYS GOOD BYE TO M innesota Contests SPORTS, AND MATERIALISM Dr aft Practice By CARLOS BERGERREZ Hola. This is what may later be referred to as the find myself facing choices that must be made. First of all is ST. PAUL, Minn. (CPS)—The controversial final column of Carlos Bergerrez. When faced summer employment. There are hundreds of fields to pick Minnesota Senate has passed a bill with the threatening possibility of continuing on at UPS, I designed to force a court test of from, but I think I go back to Jeff Collier's with Papa I've the constitutionality of sending chose instead the alternative. All this elaborate reasoning was had one offer from Hollywood to appear in a Pancho Villa draftees to fight in Indochina. based on the old Mexican saying, "When somewhere else the film called, "Ride, Ride, to the Other Side." And, of course, Under the bill, introduced by grass lies greener it follows then that life there is high the usual Fritos and Hormel's Chile literature with its weekly minority leader Nicholas society." This final article is dedicated to eight months of influx of new promotion schemes and ideas. And, if worse Coleman, a Democrat, any confusion and materialism, and, thus, of course, UPS. comes to worse, I could always go to work writing sports for Minnesotan serving or ordered to Sports my niche, by no means suffer at UPS. With The Rocky Mountain NEWS in Denver. serve in an undeclared war could the stream of talent that seems to flow continually in, it Returning to the original train of thought we will request the state attorney general seems safe to guess that sports never will decline overall. It's examine materialism through these philosophical eyes of to bring a class action in a U.S. been a real trip to be able to enhance my column with the Carlos Bergerrez. The biggest hang-up of materialists on our District Court. names of some individuals of the past era. May I wish to all campus appears to be the "wardrobe." The old, The measure differs from the of them. especially Ed n' Charles, the record breakers, best of oft-proven-wrong theorem that "the clothes make the man" Massachusetts law that the U.S. luck in all that lies ahead. Supreme Court refused to seems to still be prevalent at our endeared institution. consider "as a matter of original Other aspects of the university, however, don't fair Hopefully these individuals will come to the realization that jurisdiction," because it begins at nearly as well which explains my past aversion to covering no matter what the money adds up to you only need so the District Court level. The them in my article. Possibly highest would be the affluence, much to survive happily. measure still must pass the House, and related materialism of a high percentage of the school I don't want to create a state of antagonism with the but Democratic Gov. Wendell population. This lies exceptionally high in the sisterhoods of reader, for all of this is purely an evaluation I have taken it Anderson urged House passage, women's sororities. [This, of course, is opinion of this upon myself to construct. The people at UPS definitely are as and pledged to sign the legislation author, and I don't have any figures or percentages, just a whole a gregarious assembly. The relationships I've "without hesitation." impressions.] established are, with a few intolerable exceptions, sincere and Sen. Coleman said on the floor In contrast to the rather critical content of the article hopefully longlasting. prior to passage: "We have up to this point, I've really enjoyed my existence at UPS. It debated this bill in our hearts and So, in a final closing paragraph, I felt I would sign off our minds for 10 years. I'm trying doesn't quite compare to the simple existence of survival, but with a bit on sports. From the "Faces in the Crowd," to get us out of that lousy war offers a few points of its own. Correspondence with home October 16, 1967, issue of Sports Illustrated, I discovered an and I ask your help." Thirteen has left me with a few tidbits to catch you up on. The family enjoyable bit of news. It comments on one Mike McCormick, Conservative Republicans joined has a new truck, a '54 Ford. Also, Stuart jumped a fence and of Pocahontas, Iowa, who was the youngest contestant to with 30 Democrats to pass the got a little ass (burro) and in about late August will be a ever win the World Goose Calling Championships. In a honk bill. full fledged stud. off with four other finalists he scored an exciting near A bill with the same objective So as I head home for the coming summer season, I perfect. You can't come much closer. is pending in the Maryland legislature. Denomy Reports On Adios and gracias.

Job Situation Despite the apparent lack of produce for the employer. These jobs, for everyone in general and two qualities are essential to liberal arts majors in particular, a finding and keeping a job and an liberal arts graduate can still find employer will look at an the job he wants, according to applicant's diploma for these Robert Denomy, UPS placement qualities. director. It is definitely a buyer's market A college graduate can no in the employment area, Mr. longer sit back and let the job find Denomy reports. But jobs do him, he must hunt out a job he exist, and if a graduate can wants and convince the convince his prospective employer prospective employer that he is that he is able to work and that he the man for it. wants to work, it doesn't matter Although it is significant what what his degree is in, he can get a person studies, e.g., a business the job he wants. degree is a plus in the business world, it is not essential that one M ichemer Reports Lew Dibble (left) and Bob Ford (right), who will begin recruiting scholars for the spend his college years training for Back A Brother program.(See story on Page One) a specific job. Employers Om Shootings recognize that college is not a Author James A litchener says training center, but a place of that his investigation of last May's higher education. Many shootings at Kent State University Tenure Proposal Defeated Farley's companies have training programs indicates that National (Continued from Page One) of their own, they'll train people Guardsmen were not under attack that the committee not be faculty voted whether to establish Flowers of diverse backgrounds for the job when they fired the shots that formed. the committee with this structure. "Flowers for every they need done. killed four students. The committee would have As an amendment to the Faculty Employers do not look at a occasion" • The author says that according consisted of seven career faculty By-Laws, the proposal required a college degree to see whether a to a photograph taken several members who were not two-thirds favorable vote. The 1620 - 6th Ave. person is trained for a specific job. minutes before the shooting department heads, two from the vote was 63 for, 41 against, with According to Mr. Denomy, "Your began—at a time when many humanities division, one each one abstention. The proposal was MA 7-7161 degree is an indication that you reports daim Guardsmen were from the divisions of natural defeated, lacking the two-thirds can regiment your time and under direct attack—at least 200 science and social science, and necessary. energy to accomplish a goal or yards separated the Guards from three from the professional objective." the mass of students Moreover, schools; as well as the president of Employers are looking for the photograph shows nearly 40 the local chapter of the American persons who are qualified and yards of empty space plus a high Association of University Skate Your Dale at motivated. A college degree is an steel fence between the Guards Professors. indication of both. It shows that a and the parking lot where the Once again by secret ballot, the person was intelligent enough to students were shot. make it through college and Nlichener says further that the For All Your Needs probably intelligent enough to Guard unit may unwittingly have The Closest handle the job, and that he was trapped itself by taking up its Drug Store motivated enough to complete the position without realizing that it to the College Lakewood degTee requirements. He will quite would be surrounded by a six-foot likely be motivated enough to chain-link fence. Ice Arena .■■■••-traa■III&■ WILLIAM GOLDINGS Racy SOWeld MODERN CLASSIC WED. — 8:45 - 10:30 JEWELRY LORD OF THE FLIES PLUS THURS. — 6:15 - 8:15 FRI. SAT. SUN. — 8:15-10:15 Sales and Service for CAPTAIN MARVEL CHAPTER. SIX SAT. - SUN. Accutron FRIDAY 2:30-4:30 Bulova 7:00 and 9:30 SATURDAY 7:00 and 9:30 Hamilton SUNDAY 7:30 only Elgin STUDENT RATES Admission DIAMONDS - RADIOS IMAGE THEATRE .90 Skate Rentals .45 2703 No. Proctor 5102 NORTH PEARL SK 9-3256 7310 Steilacoom Boulevard S.W. SK 9-5681 JU P-7000 PUGET SOUND TRAIL, MARCH 26, 1971 PAGE 7 CLASSIFIED Rates: Students, Faculty and Clubs— 71/2c per word. SPRING SPORTS BEGIN Commercial 10c per word. Rates for larger ads on request To Place Your Want Ad, Dial 5K 9-3521, Ext. 278 for an Ad Taker Writers Stymied GOOD—BUY PERSONALS CONSIDERING ALASKA? CAR FOR SALE Accurate, comprehensive '66 V.W. Bug. '69 Engine (rebuilt By PATRICK LYLE brochure about opportunities in in '71) 1600 cc. 2/barrel. construction, oil, fishing and predictions and prediction makers Porsche-ground cam. Extractor Basketball is over and with the Tuesday, the University of canneries, others. Send $2.00 cash, exhaust. Radial tires. Koni end to the hoop season comes an Montana invaded the UPS I must say farewell to Carlos or money order. JOBS IN shocks. Plus 1$100 of 8-track end to all of the winter sports fun. Bergerrez who is tripping out to ALASKA, P.O. Box 1565, diamond only to be washed away. tapes. $1,400. Call Steve Colorado. Carlos has established Anchorage Alaska 99501. Spring is here and all that's left to They scheduled a second attempt Zimmerman; SK 9-7067. himself as a local editorialist of remember the winter season by is to slop onto the field on top quality. This is illustrated by TYPING: Theses, rough drafts; Pamela the Daffodil Ski Meet which will Wednesday. Hooks, LO 4-6640 the fact that he was wrong on mark an end to that illustrious Looking to the bright side of Want grad students, single or couple in about 95 percent of his written Educ, Psych, Social Work, or WANTED: Students interested in making some extra spending money. sport also. the spring sports scene, there is predictions. We will miss Carlos Humanities fields to share house and Spend a few minutes to several hours a They tell us that baseball is still good skiing on the slopes and though, because he really filled a evening meal experience with others interested in personal growth and week selling ads. Generous here, but when we take a good for those who enjoy spring snow, lot of space for the paper. Carlos self-awareness. Must be willing to share commissions paid. Students wishing look at the Diamondmen we find this is one way to escape the has promised to write an in preparing meals and maintaining m ore information should contact they are wearing fins instead of lowland rain. occasional note from Del Norte house. Write, call. or visit GESTALT HOWARD PARKER in the TRAIL HOUSE, 1127-10th East, Seattle, cleats, and if we were to paddle where he will be working with office (SC 214) any day from 2:00 EA5-6298. p.m. to 4:30 up to see how the trackmen were Traditionally the early spring nature in the potato and yam p.m. fields along side his papa, mama, fairing we might find they were has been the time of year when and four brothers Paco, Pancho, using the crew shells in the sports fans and writers get a rest Pepito, and Lindsey. running events. from the tense and exciting job of As soon as the baseball team watching the American fun sport, LOWERY returned from the Banana Belt basketball. But before we close At this time I want to thank Carlos and the others who have tournament last week, with a 2-3 our eyes for a rest we must make one final strain to make it through helped me get through the winter record, they found the remains of the NCAA basketball finals. At sports season. Dan Michaels has their baseball field ,after the time this article is being continually forced his wrestling TO GET SHOT something resembling a torrential written, I will pick UCLA to gain stories on the sports staff, and the downpour, with standing water their fifth straight national famed, but controversial Becky from home plate to centerfield. championship. If, by the time this Viggers has filled a lot of space Up on the track, the broad jump article is printed, UCLA has writing nonsense on the ski team's AT PROS pit had been changed to a wading already lost to the Kansas post meet funsies. By the way, pool and the whole track was Jayhawks then I will quit making Rebecca has stated a desire to complete with water hazards and predictions. cover the play by play tragedies of many large water holes. As long as we are talking about girl's softball.

More good news has come good news to the club's officials. UPS' way this past week. The They said to get him quick. CAROLINA COUGARS of the Maybe they will, unless the NBA American Basketball Association gets him first. have propositioned the Loggers' Congratulations and good luck, Charles Lowery to take a shot at Charles Lowery. the pro-basketball hoop. Lowery, who has had a dream to play pro-ball, won't have an easy task ahead of him though. There are Charlson already four regular guards on the RESTAURANT team, plus many more first year NEW MANAGEMENT men who will be out to gain a spot on the Cougars' squad. Homestyle cooking and specially speciality foods A Cougar scout saw Charles play at Evansville in the national STUDENTS GIVE US tournament and reported the A TRY! REASONABLE PRICES 915 N. Lawrence Sk9-9415

7th WEEK MON. THRU FRI. ROXY STEWARDESSES 6:15 LEAVES SOON 8:05-9:55 SAT. SUN. Women Basketballers Stewardesses 12:40 - 2:30 4:20-6:15-8:05-9:55 Run & Gun By Lymann Harris 81ardesses The winter of 1970-71 ushered Angeles; Margaret Gish, Everett; fact that in men's rules all players EITEREOVISION1 in a new aspect in women's Jacque Law, Sunnyvale, are allowed to go the full length athletics at U.P.S. as the California; Peggy Miller, Salem, of the court, while women's rules basketball program underwent a Oregon; and Karen Guard, restrict three players to each end. transition from intramural to Honolulu, Hawaii. Jan Johnson The climax of the season was intercollegiate competition. The led the team with a 15 point the Northwest Tournament at UPS women's basketball team, average, while Debby Hill WSU in which the Logger coeds coached by Mr. Charles Walters, a averaged an equal number of finished fourth. With participation PE major, closed out the season rebounds. and enthusiasm such as was with a 4-7 mark. The team was formed in the demonstrated this year, the The team was composed of second week of January, and program should grow stronger in nine players: Jan Johnson, played under the modified men's the ensuing years. Seattle; Karen Kerr, Bellevue; rules, instead of the former Debby and Donna Hill, Petaluma, women's regulations. The You will graduate from college California; Jan McSparrow, Los difference in procedure lies in the get married, have 2.2 children, make twelve to fourteen thousand dollars a year, and in HUGE & WILD DISCOUNTS ! forty years you'll be dead. STEREO RECORDS & TAPES Some people will be satisfied SPEEDY SERVICE - SEND FOR YOUR FREE LIST with this....others won't be.

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Mike said that ACLU has a Cross Currents Warden Sued broad interest in the public's right to information. The press is the On March 6 executive director public's agent, he said, and ACLU Cross Currents, the campus art Mike Rosen announced that wants the press to have access to magazine, is making a final call for Winterims? Viewcrest Visit ACLU would file suit against information about prisons which manuscripts, art work and McNeil Island warden Jacob J. can only come from the prisoners photographs to be published this There will be a meeting in The Gamma Phi's made their Parker on behalf of the themselves. Serious charges are Spring. Submit work before McIntyre 106 (Vander Ende way to the Viewcrest Nursing Seattle-Tacoma Newspaper Guild, being made about prison Easter break to SC 205, in care of Forum) Monday at 3:00 p.m. for Home Monday night March 22 to Tacoma reporter Dwight Jarrell, conditions and the public has a the Cross Currents Editor. all students interested in share some experiences with the and writer Jessica Mitford, asking right to know the facts, he said. suggesting courses for next year's people living there. for injunctive action to permit the Croil said the complaint would be Winterim. According to Chris Harris, plaintiffs to interview prisoners on based on the First Amendment "Some of the rewards of the visit McNeil Island. Prisoners at McNeil and on the Freedom of were smiles on the faces of old began a strike in February but no Information Act. Committee Openings For Students newsmen have been permitted to folks, the clapping along with our Darrel Johnson, ASUPS President, announced songs, and the satisfied looks on talk to any of the strike leaders. their faces just knowing that Croil Anderson is the cooperating Housing Reports Tuesday that student members will soon be appointed for the young people care." attorney. following Trustee and Faculty Senate Committees: Carole Washburn, another Mitford was in Seattle after The housing Committee Trustee Committees: Gamma Phi who was in being unable to talk to a prisoner reports that it has sent out Status Religious Life attendance, added, "We always at McNeil who had written to her. Report forms to all living groups Extension & Development talk about wanting to meet new The warden told her that the rule regarding their housing Faculty Senate Committees: against allowing the press to people and experience new things, preferences. Upon return of these Curriculum interview prisoners is to protect Status Reports, the Housing so take some time and go meet Honors and Awards "Diamond Dick" in his overalls, the prisoners' privacy. She has an Committee will begin to make article in the March issue of the space allocations for next fall. Academic Standards the "Tatoo Man" and his University Lectures girlfriend, the man that lived in a Atlantic Monthly, commissioned Therefore, any living group or circus all his life, and Grandma. by ACLU, about California special interest group requesting Urban Studies As the girls left the house one prisons, and said she was here to space for next fall must have its Sign up sheets are now available in the ASB office lady said, "This has been more continue her work on prisons and request in by April 1, to Dean until April 3. Interview and selection will occur immediately the rights of prisoners. Payne's office. fun . . . you've made me so following Spring Break. happy." Carole and Chris stated, "It made us happy too." If it hadn't been for the water, Financial Aid we'd have been just another pretty face. Students wishing to reinstate their financial assistance for the 197 1- 7 2 academic year must, complete the Parents' Confidential Statement —Renewal Form of the Student Confidential Statement,. and submit it to the Office of Financial Aids by April 1,1971. Students submitting applications after this date will be considered for assistance when and if funds become available. All forms may be obtained from the Office of Financial Aids, Jones Hall, Room 108. Summer Catalog

The Summer Session catalog is" now available in the Registrar's office and advanced registration is under way. An advanced registration fee of $50 is required. There are many courses and certain workshops with limitations on the number of students to be enrolled and early registration is advised to insure a place in one of these classes. X TODAY X

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