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Vol. 58_ Cincinnati, Ohio Friday, January 29, 1971 Issue No. 24 Langsam Defends Statement SBP Dale Assesses Dale Opposes "Speech" Policy /Tenure by Eric R. Chabrow nine members; three undergraduates. speaking and observing shall not " espite a stormy beginning, we elected by the Student Senate from hinder the flow of traffic. In case of have "ieeomplished signifi~ant gains City Editor . this year," concludes Mike Dale, six student body president nominees, inclement weather, the Old Main Student Body President. On advice of council pertaining to one law school student, one graduate Lobby of the University Center may Dale voiced this conclusion as his summary dismissal of students for student, two full time faculty be used.'' administration reached the half-way flagrant misconduct, President Walter members, the Vice-Provost for "This policy merely suggests the point. Among the successes C. Langsam said that he has no Student Affairs, and the Dean of the use of the bridge area and does not mentioned by Dale were: the intention to use his authority except college in which the student whose restrict demonstrations in other adoption of the "Drink-yoUl'-age" when he might observe a student in case is being considered is registered. areas," stated Dale. · alcoholic beverage policy, reduction an "act of gross misconduct" such as "The President noted that it was "Furthermore," noted Dale, "The of freshmen women's hours, and the ' the Student Senate itself which Board of Directors on May 14, 1970 soon to be released Registration throwing a fire bomb. Improvement Study. Pres. Langsam met for an hour several years ago designated the affirmed an existing policy which Dale is also optimistic about the Monday with the Executive Council bridge leading to the Student Center stated, 'picketing as a non·violent selection of the University's next of the University Senate to respond as 'Free Speech Alley," said Lewis. means of advocating differing points 1 President. to criticism of his Sept. 21 report. "When he added the A·4 Plaza to the of view may be utilized outside "The student representatives on According to a letter from campus area where -dissent could be University buildings.' the Search Committee have played a University Senate Chairman Gene registered he took this to be an "In the Emergency Advisory vital role in the search for a new Lewis, professor of history, "in all improvement over previous Committee, during the disturbances University President; the search is other instances where students are regulations." of last spring, it was understood that proceeding well," ' Student Body President D. Michael non-disruptive meetings to express Ambitious undertakings are accused of misconduct, resort will be scheduled for the remainder of Dale's had to University Judicial Council Dale commented that Pres. Langsam dissent were permitted anywhere on term. Programs which are in planning procedures as outlined in the Student was referring to a Student Council the University campus, except in 'include: a book co-op project which Handbook of l970." resolution of 1966 which was classrooms and University offices. would allow students to purchase In the event that a student has amended on April 4, 1970 by the Thus the Sept. 21 r~port restricted ·certain textbooks at a savings; a violated a University standard the Student Senate. areas of dissent," said Dale. leadership series for students desiring Judicial Council can recommend The amendment states, "the area Lewis stated, "President Langsam 'to take a determining role in the appropriate action to be taken by the of campus designated as Free Speech indicated he planned no further ·university Community; and a . University President. Alley is located on the University responses to the resolutions from financial aid funding program which Center promenade. All persons various groups at this time but that could generate thousands of dollars The Judicial Council consists of for scholarships and loans through he would, at the close of the year, voluntary student assessment. evaluate the policy and submit a In announcing these proposais, New Members report to the Board of Directors." Dale notes that "Student Several members of the Executive Government is taking the Council did not agree with Pres. Lang­ STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT, Mike Dale, assesses his administration 11.1 it responsibility of providing, in sam's rationale. reaches the half-way point. "We have accomplished significant gains," aaid the addition to the behind-the-scenea ODK Tapping Tuesday A&S senior. activities, more tangible services to New• Record b)' Bob Perl the student body."

Omicron Delta Kappa, national will be both juniors and seniors. leadership honor society for ODK, the national honorary, was upperclassmen, will hold its annual originally founded on December 3, tapping on Tuesday, Feb. 2, at 12:30 1914, at Washington and Lee Student Senate Calls On Colleges To p.m. in the Faculty Lounge of the Univer~ity . The or~apizatio~ Tangeman University Center. recognizes and encourages the This tapping will include the achievement of "exemplary character initiation of 15 new members of into and superior quality in scholarship and leadership." the organization. The new members Membership to the men of ODK Establish Grievance Committee means a mark of highest distiction and honor. It is considered as much The Student Senate called The Mountaineering Club programs are the same and that courses taken in other colleges of the as an obligation and responsibility in Wednesday night on the various constitution was also approved. citizenship. Its students in school during the summer University. 'Ihe bill ako .calls on all Poli Sci Dept. colleges' faculty and tribunals to purpose provide a forum of interest quarter are provided a less complete colleges to re-evaluate their courses As on otfier campuses at which the implement a committee which will fraternity is represented, ODK for mountaineering and its associated and desirable educational and ultimately standardize all similar Modify Program recognizes five major phases of concern itself with complaints within upects. opportunity by the University. For courses through the University. 'Ihe campus life in lfeneral. It recolfllizes their colleges. The student government honoraria example, fewer electives, shorter bill was traditionally tabled for one as well as encourages achievement in The bill sets guidelines which bill was tabled for the fourth library hours, fewer professors (as week. The Political Science· faculty scholarship, athletics, student includes the right of the committee consecutive meeting. A debate raged opposed to instructors) available, overwhelmingly agreed Tuesday to government, social and religious to call witnesses and accused before over the point of giving the student incomplete services at the Union, Larry Yarbrough, Univ. College modify the senior readings program _ affairs, publications, speech, music, them. It also recommends that the body president, showing financial shorter hours at the Bookstore and sophomore, was approved to fill a . to an optional basis. The revised ana drama, and the other arts. · Dean of the colleae can overturn a need, free room and .board. ' Student Health Service." seat Standards Committee vacated by program will allow seniors in the Omicron Delta Kappa has three decision. The University Judicial A bilfasking that "iii.1 quizzes and A bill calling for cross campus Marc Rubin who graduated in Political Science Department to primary purposes to its existence Council should be used as a last continue present readinfiiS if desired, tests shall be of such a nature to be accreditation was brought onto the December. Mark Montgomery, B"'. throughout the nations' college resort for appeals. pursue independent study, or elect campuses. indicative of a student's knowledge in Senate floor. The bill asks all the Ad. sophomore, was elected to the any three credit hour course in the Their first purpose is to "recognize Senator Milt Duclaux, Univ. college that particular subject" was defeated, colleges to accept as elective credita Board of Budl{ets. department to bring the total credit men who attained a high standard of sophomore, sponsor of the bill, said, The bill would have called on the hours requried for graduation to 54. efficiency in collegiate activities and . "the students and faculty often have various colleges to adopt policies Dave Welch, A&S Senior, of the to inspire others to strive for complaints and general objections which would not punish a student Political Science Student conspicuous attainments along relative to their own colleges and for missing an exam. Association, sees this decision as a similar lines." ' there is no central and objective The Senate tabled a bill that would "new era of faculty-student fRegist~ation Schedule " ..• To bring together the most . forum or body in most colleges in "request the Vice-President for I cooperation. This reassessment of representative men in all phases of department policy championed by which these complaints can be aired Finance to investigate the possibility collegiate life and thus to create an and dispoaed," ' The following are the registration instructions for the the Association, is the first of many organization which will help mold of a graduated tuition scale to issues concerning student the sentiment of the institution on 'Ihe Senate also passed a bill asking account for the reduction in Spring Quarter. the Communication Board to AT YOUR COLLEGE OFFICE participation in the department." questions of local and intercollegiate educational opportunities available ADVANCE REGISTRATION Chip Zoller, A&S junior, presiding interest." investigate tne possibility of during the summer quarter. A. 0 b ta In the following registration materials: SCHEDULE chairman of Political Science Student Their final purpose is embodied in publishing the News Record during "The Student Seante request that 1. Name card and Registrar's Card GRADUATE DIVISION: All graduate Association, outlined other areas of the following phrase, to recognize : th~ summer quarter. The the Vice-President for Academic 2. PacKet (now consists of only a students, part·tlme and full-time, may tlke concern by stating, "We will leadership at the faculty level." investigation will also look into the Affairs immediately investigate the "College Card" and a Cashier's advantage of advance registration any continue to work for further Among the various activities on the Record) afternoon, 1:30.4:15 p.m., Feb. 4·March possibility of the broadcasting of possibilities for increasing the 3. Schedule Envelope 9; or March 10-26, 8:15-11:30 a.m., curriculum modification, publication UC campus, ODK takes part in two 1-4:15 p.m. The most opportune time campus radio station WFIB. opportunities for an improved B. Fill out your schedule envelope with of a political science quarterly, and major functions throughout the year. would be In the late afternoon or during . The Student Activitias Board your desired courses and receive your the establishment of a senior advisor They are co-hosts of the annual educational environment during the advisor's approval If required. exam week. system for undergraduates." 0 D K-Mortarboard Leadership constitution was approved. The summer months." 1. Have y.ou r packet envelope Board will recognize and review Larry Bonhaus, DAA junior, stamped by your department If UNDERGRADUATE DIVISION! He also pointed out that, "It is the Conference which is annually held you want to get Into any courses College Class Day intention of the Association to during the first quarter. Secondly constitutions of organizations under sponsor of the bill noted, "Tuition reserved only for your A&S (15) Sr. (M·Z) Fri., 2-5 uphold the policies of increased they participate in a number of the jurisdiction of the Student for Section I and Section II students department's majors (see Sr.(A-L) Mon., 2·8 student involvement in the Political prerequisites In your College Jr. (M-Z) Thurs., 2-11 student-faculty forums to discuss Senate. enrolled in co-operative education_ Bulletin). Jr.(A-1..) Fri., 2·12 Science Department." pressing campus problems. 2. Complete the College Card and Soph. (S·Zl Thurs., 2-18 Indicate any changes on the front Soph.(G·Rl Fri., 2·19 of the Registrar's card, leaving Soph.(A·F) Mon., 2·22 the schedule side of It blank. Fresh. (S·Z) Fri., 3-5 To · 3. Fill In the top two lines of the Fresh.(G· R) Mon., 3·8 SCIP Sponsor Cashier's Record. Fresh.(A-F) Tues., 3·9 AT THE SCHEDULING & CCM (11) Sr. Fri., 2-5 REGISTRATION OFFICE Jr. Tues., 2· 16 Mon.-Fri. 8:15·11 :30 a.m.; 1-4:15 p.m. Soph. Mon., 2-22 Fresh. Tues., 3·2 C. ON OR AFTER YOUR ASSIGNED DAY: In Room 413 Old Biology Ed. a. Home Springer Presentation obtain class cards for each course on Ec. (11) Sr. Thurs., 2·4 your schedule envelope, When you Jr. (M-Z) Tues., 2-9 hpve all your class cards, fill out the Jr. (A-Ll Wed., 2-10 schedule side of your Registrar's Card Soph. (K·Z) Wed., 2·17 Gerald Springer, recently Jwimming pool, is opened in April. In the room provided. Soph.(A·J) Thurs., 2•1S The current center is open from NOTE: Students are encouraged to Fresh. (M-Z) Wed., 3·3 appointed Governor John Gilligan's come In after 10: 00 a.m. Fresh. (A·L) Thurs., 3-4 Special Advisor to Youth and 3:30-5:30 p.m. and 6:30-9:30 p.m. where possible to avoid Eng, (20) Sr. Fre., 2·5 director of the newly created Ohio Monday through Friday and in the standing In 1on911nes. Jr: & Pre..Jr. Tues., 2-16 Youth Corps, will speak at U.C. on daytime on Saturday. Durini the D. Have your tuition and fees 'assessed by Soph, Thurs., 2-25 day, 6·14 year-old children use the a registration clerk. Payment of your Fresh. Tues., 3·2 Thursday, Feb. 4, at 8 p.m. in the tuition and f ees Is required at this time; Comm. Losantiville Room of TUC. This center and at night those over 14 are cash will not be accepted. A po5t·dllted serv. (21) Sr. Thurs., 2·4 special program is sponsored by the there. Activities include all kinds of check to no later than March 9, 1971, Jr. Tues., 2-9 Student Community Involvement recreation, such as pool, ping pong, Will be accepted. BA (22) Sr. Mon., 2-8 Program (SCIP) as part of the group's and arts and crafts. E. Financial Assistance : Students having Jr. & Pre..Jr. scholarships, fellowlhlps, grants, 1oan5, (M·Z) Fri., 2·12 SCIP is also trying to help out the (A-I.) continuing effort to bring members or any kind of financial assistance Tues., 2· 16 of the outside community to Cincinnati Hunger Coalition. This disbursed through our Student Soph. (K·Z) Wed., 2-24 group is supported by the Southern A ccounts Office are to take their Soph.(A..J) Thurs., 2-25 campus. Springer will speak on the Fre5h. topic of youth and changlni society, Christian Leadership Conference and Cash ltr's Record to that office, 207 Fri., 2-26 Beecher Hall, (after fees nave been D11lgn, Arch. its aim is to end hunger and auessed) to obtain their llilllitanee, and a. Art (23) Sr. & Pre·Sr. Fri., 2·5 Another apecial SCIP project baa­ malnutrition in Cincinnati. The Jr. & Pre.Jr. Thurs., 2· 11 then return t o the Relllstratlon Office, Soph. (M-Z) been to take children from various Hunger Coalition hu taken on the 409 Biology, to complete registration. Tues., 2·23 places where SCIP members work to Change Of Sch•dule (DRO,/ADD)I Soph. (A· L) Wid., 2·24 task of inauring that all needy Fre•h. Mon., 3·1 Should you require a chan(~~ of 1chedule, UC buketball games. Approximately children are given a free or reduced 'har. (21) Sr. ThUrl,, 2·4 SO children from the you may come In person to the Scheduling price lunch in their achoola. 'Ihia Office betwlln March 10 and April 9. Jr. & Pre.Jr. TUII,, 2· 16 Soph, Fairview-Clifton Community Center right Is efven to them by law. NOTI• Betwlln March 29 and April 9 TUII,, 2·23 Fresh. TUII, 1 3•9 will attend this Saturday'• aame Preaently it Ia alao operating 12 free the following schedule will be In effect• N .. H (21) Sr. March 29 NO DROP ADOS- Thura., 2·4 aaalnat West Texas State Univeraity. breakfast centers. Jr. TUII,, 2·16 LATE REGISTRATION ONLY Soph, They will be accompanied by a The Hunger Coalition Is in need of March 30 Seniors TUII., 2·23 number of SCIP members. volunteera to help serve breakfut in March 31 Juniors & Pre-juniors Fre1h, TUII,, 3·9 April 1 Sophomores UniVII'IIty College Con1ult Bulletin The Fairview·Cllfton Community the morning and to research the facts Board posting of IChldUII April 2 Freshmen Spec. Stu. All Center is a recreation center located of hunger in Cincinnati. They can April 5·9 Any Student 3/ 11·16 near the UC campus. At the present also aasist in exerting preuurea on These changes wll I be processed 11 the proper authorities to see that all described on the drop/ add Instruction time 17 atudents from SCIP are sheet, WhiCh may be obtained at your Students who are unable to regl1t1r on workinlf there. The center is in need children are given their basic right of college office. their assigned day, may register on any of more volunteers, and this will be freedom from hunger. Interested Friday, April 9 Is the last day to add a later day, however, students assigned for the case even more so when a new persons should contact the SCIP conn~, C'nangtt · sections, change trom that day will have first preference. The ANOTHER OF MANY credit to audit, or to turn In a pass-fall examination weeK of March 11-16 Is Community Recreation Center. recreation center, comolete with a office. option. available for all students. THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD January 29, 1971 Page 2 Missed Shots, Turnovers, Fouls Hurt Bearcats, Baker Hopes To Regroup For Tomorrow's Contest by Dan Aylward NR Sports Reporter • Wednesday. "We have in the past all right." sensation, suffered greatly from foul pomts, 13 coming in the second half. the game. Possibly a large factor in the game The game was tied five times in the Finally UC came alive. "We still recuped from a loss and came back trouble as he played only 20 with a winner in the following Despite Steve Wenderfer's was the 56 personal fouls called in minutes. Still, he managed to pick up first six minutes. After that, it was all had plenty of time left," the UC career-high 30 points, UC still the contest. "They didn't call it close 12 points and 14 rebounds. down hill for the Bearcats. Fouls, mentor stated. But fouls again were game." managed to fall to Ohio University, enough early and it resulted in nearly Charley Snow, who was feeling ill turn-overs, and missed shots stalled haunting the Cats. "We were only But the "following game" will be 92-83 before 8124 people in Athens 60 personal fouls which is entirely earlier in the day, achieved 10 points the Cincinnatians for over two four minutes into the half and they tough this time. West Texas State Tuesday. too many," Baker feels. whil Dave Johnson netted 12. minutes the first half while O.U. were already in the bonus situation. will face the Bearcats in the W enderfer had been playing Derrek Dickey, UC sophomore Ken Kowall led 0 . U. with 24 tallied ten points in a row. Fouls were making it a hard fight." Fieldhouse Saturday night. "They consistently well but never had The difference grew to 16 at 40-24, By slowly pecking away at the beat New Mexico and they beat Utah surpassed 24 points in any one game. with 5:05 left till intermission before lead, the Cincy squad closed to on the road. They have a 10-4 record Cincy coach Tay Baker was pleased the Bearcats managed to narrow the within nine with 1:22 left but could and really have a terrific ball club." with the native Cincinnatian who had lead to 45-3Tat naif. do no better than that. been experiencing difficulty in the At OSU Cincy still was stalled early in the ccj hope it does (effect the play of " We can finish strong," Baker first few games. "He wasn't playing second half as they allowed O.U. to the team in future games) in a continued, "if we can put it all well early in the year because I put take a 60-40 lead with 14:27 left in positive manner." Baker said together a couple of times." him out of position," Baker said, referring to Steve's stint as a guard. "He's been averaging over 20 points Lanier Leads Thinclads in the last seven games. In this game, he did it from start to by Jay Rosenbaum Coach Paul Armor's mile relay Champs Prove Their Titles as finish-hustling, picking up fouls and NR Sports Writer team consisting of Lanier, Carlton rebounds." Hoyles, Garnett, and John Wagner But still, the Bearcats couldn't find Spirits ran high last · Saturday in (who ran his quarter mile in a the winning formula with turnovers Columbus as 36 universities, colleges, fleeting 49 flat) finished in third being the tnain problems. In and clubs competed in the Midwest place at OSU with a time of 3:22.2. Jucker Returns to Cincinnati particular, the turnovers that enabled United States Track and Field Ron Stapleton, one of Cincy's the O.U. Bobcats to jump to a 13 Federation Championship Meet held most valuable cross country runners, by Joe Wasiluk of U.S. Basketball Writers. All-American from Georgetown, Ky., point margin mid-way through the · at Ohio State. once again showed his value to Ass't. Soorts Editor ~ked if he missed the coaching college hit 14 baskets from the field first half. "A couple of turnovers Albert Lanier brought Cincinnati a Armor's Army by setting a UC profession Jucker replied, "Of and 19 of 20 free throws. His more than anything else made the first place ribbon in the long jump,by indoor record for the mile of 4 :14, The memories of championship course, once it's in the blood, you teammates Johnny Bench and Pete \ .) difference," the Bearcat mentor jumping a very commendable 24-7, finished third in the event. basketball filled the Armory can never get rid of it." Rose scored 19 and 16 points, remembered. "They (UC players) as well as finishing second in the 70 In the All-Collegiate mile relay the Fieldhouse last Saturday afternoon Included in the starting lineup for resp!'!ctively. w!!re comolaining about the yard high hurdles with a blazing 8.5. team of Carr, Freeman, Kelly, and as Coach Ed Jucker and members of the UC stars were Tony Yates, Ron Fred Dierking was high point man officiating and they got upset. When Lanier's marks broke the former UC ' Duffy finished fourth with a 3:26.4 his 1961 and 1962 NCAA Bonham, Bob Wiesenhahn, and Tom for UC with 23 points. He was they finally settled down, they were indoor records for those events. clocking. championship teams revisited Thacker. All four men were named followed by Bob Wiesenhahn with Other outstanding performers ·fqr Cincinnati for a special game with an All-Americans during their careers at 22, Bill Abernethy with 20, Tom the Bearcats included; Eric All-Star team of Cincinnati Reds. uc. Thacker with 18, Tony Yates with Marsha Jordan Ann Meyers Mumford's 47-6 in the triple jump, Close to 4,000 fans were on hand for Starters for the Cincinnati Reds 17, and Ron Bonham with 14. Chuck Kaber's 13-6 in the pole vault, the contest which the UC team won included Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, All in all the game was a lot of fun and Cleoplus Kelly running a 1:59.3 128-97. Jimmy Stewart, and Dick Vories. for everyone, especially the players, in the 880. The game, which was a huge The game was the last of the season even though the Reds were no match "We made a really good showing success, was played for the James for the Reds as they are about to up for the ex-national champs. Saturday, in spite of the fact that it Schroer Scholarship Fund. Schroer, prepare for spring training. The With the game nearing the halfway was our first meet of the year, by once a student trainer for Cincy All-Stars finished the season with a mark Jimmy Stewart was overheard setting three new school records," athletic teams, died in the Marshall 20.·2 record losing their only other saying to Coach Jucker, "Hey, can't said Coach Armor, "The bulk of the University plane crash. game to a tall All-Star team from the you send any ittie bittie guys in team consists of freshmen and University of Dayton. here?" sophomores who will receive the Ed Jucker, the second winningest AN ® o IN THROBBING The ex-Bearcats had little trouble What "ittie bittie" guys? ADULT COLOR seasoning they need as the year coach in UC history with a 113-28 with the Reds as they took an 8-7 progresses." record from 1961-65, was on hand to lead and never trailed in the game "Saturday UC did as well, if not coach the members from his champ thereafter. By halftime the Cats had better than any other college teams. Jucker is now director of taken a 57-50 advantage. Foul shots ;tm~·· ~®R,Jmi~~ m®~ represented' at the conference meet," athletics at Rensselaer Poly. During kept the Reds alive as they converted Friday !Tonitel At 7 and 10:30 P.M.-Sneak Acrobats Split, Free Parking- L-Ighted L.ot concluded Armor. his stay at Cincinnati he was twice 31 of 48 charity tosses. . The Reds Preview 9 P.M. About Dr. Luv. Tomorrow Cincy will travel to named National Coach of the Year in made 33 baskets from the field while DAILY AT 7 AND 9 P.M. Muncie, Indiana to face Ball State in 1961 and 1962 by the Columbus the UC team canned 55. Touchdown Club and won the honor LATE SHOW SAT. 11P.M. the first dual indoor track meet of Dick Vories was the game's high the season. again in 1963 from UPI and a board scorer with 4 7 points. The little Finally Win SUNDAY CONT. FROM 2 P.M._ by Dave Jones NR Sports Writer FINE JEWELERS' After an opening loss to Bowling Green 119-109 the improving UC gymnasts came back to place second in a tria~ar meet with Kent State and Miami, Saturday, Jan. 16. Kent State won the meet with a total of 144 points, to UC's 109, and Miami's 103. The win over the Redskins was a big one for the Cats as they recorded their first victory over a two year span (0-8last season). Coach Gary Liebrock commented: "In the Bowling Green meet our guys were uneasy because it was their first J time out this season whereas B.G. had two previous matches. I talked to the Falcons coach afterwards and he agreed. Our boys made mistakes that they never made before even in practice. Going into this· triangular meet I was pessimistic about K.S.U. because they always have a very strong team. But overall I did see a general improvement from our first match to last Saturday's contest." Individually the Cat standouts were Jeff Metzger, first in vaulting and the floor exercise against the Falcons, and second in the Jan. i 6 contest Gerry Thompson, first hi stillring against B.G. and fourth in the same event last Saturday; and Paul Glasman, third in the Still rings last weekend. The next match for the Red and Black is another triangular meet. against Eastern Kentucky and Memphis State tomorrow at Rich,mond, Ky.

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Evans, pianist, will present a program On Tuesday night the second of Berg's Kammerkonzert for Violin, the four Music '71 series of concerts of French vocal classics in the next Piano, and 13 Winds, which was the CCM Artist series concert on Sunday, was held, free of charge, in Corbett. I final work of the program. The most hate to resort to trite avant-gardisms Jan. 31, at 8:30 p.m. in Corbett interesting moment of the last piece Auditorium at UC's of the drug generation but it was was the ending which should have mind-expanding and e~citing . The occured sooner. College-Conservatory. Both are audience was ample, attentive, and Undoubtably the highlight of the specialists in the language and well sincere. The performances were clear, program was Helen Laird known for their all-French recitals, untroubled, and musical. accompanied by the CCM covering the entire range of French Cincinnati was indeed fortunate to Contemporary Chamber Ensemble vocal literature. have Paul Zukofsky and Gilbert under Ellsworth Milburn in a The program, based on poetic Kalish as guest artists, both being performance or rather realization of texts, will start with a group of 13th reknown interpreters of Ha u benstock-Ramati 's Credentials. to 17th century melodies, including contemporary music. This multi-media work was truly Labelle au rossignol which goes back If I cannot complain about the chromatic, the visual effects adding to the beginning of French song audience, the performers, or the to the aural ones to create the ideal history. These will be followed by performances, about what can I result, which is according to the songs by Berlioz and Faure' from a complain? Ah, yes, the music. program notes ,Theatr.e. poem by Gautier; and, two songs by Milton Babbitt, composer of the Faure' and Liszt based on a Victor Sextets for Violin and Piano which Based on Lucky's Monologue from Hugo poem. Beckett's Waiting for Godot the opened the program, has somewhere After intermission, Mr. and Mrs. published an article entitled So, Who piece could have been even 'more effective had Miss Laird been better Evans will perform Trois Poemes de cares if you listen? Dear Mr. Babbitt Paul Fort, a symbolist poet and a so who cares if you're performed? I, amplified and the Ensemble less prone to covering her. The text contemporary of the composer, for one, don't. I am sure that the Honegger. Four songs by Respighi performance by Zukofsky and Kalish b~i~g augmented to great length, i~ are based on a work of Albert difficult to make sense of without • was flawless, and I hope they realizec;l Samain (another symbolist poet), that it was the piece, not their the added burden of having to strain to hear. two poems by Fersen, and one very interpretation, that received no ancient text. ovations from the audience. Mr. Even so, this performance points Poulenc's Quatre poemes de d Babbitt is so mechanistic that the way for the theatre of the future, Guillaume Apollinaire will conclude perhaps his music would be more where all of our senses will be this unique program. Here, the suited for electronic realization, assaulted, tantalized, and toyed with composer has used the text of four • where interest could be generated by in order that we might experience works of the early 20th-century timbre variations. the ultimate in emotional poet, Apollinaire, friend of Picasso Mr. Zukofsky played beautifully in involvement. Let us hope that more and Gertrude Stein. Two of these The Long and the Short for solo music and theater of this type are in poems Carte postal and Auant le violin by Wuorinen. Both he and Mr. store for us at two remaining series cinema-are dedicated to Mme. Cole Kalish again proved themselves in concerts on March 3rd and April 6th. Porter and Mme. Picasso. ••• l6-l7Concert. Brass Choir Premieres Two Cincinnati premieres­ various groups within the Brass Works Tonite Requiem and Resurrection by Alan Choir, include Bononcini·Moore's Early 16th and 17th-cent~ Hovhaness and Fanfares pour Canon for Twelve Brass; Josef works will be played on penod Britannicus by Andre' Jolivet-will Alexander's Four for Five; Gabrieli's instruments by the Colle~um highlight at 4 o'clock Sunday (Jan. antiphonal Canzon quarti toni for t Musicum and sung by the 31) concert by the CCM Brass Choir, triple brass choir. A suite by Eugene Renaissance Consort of the under Betty Glover in Corbett Zador will complete the program. College-Conservatory of Music, Auditorium. Admission is free. Mrs. Glover, adjunct assistant University of Cincinnati, in a joint professor of trombone, holds two ' concert tonight (Fri.) at 8:30p.m. The program will open with degrees from the Cincinnati in the Gothic Room of the Introduction and Passacaglia by Conservatory of Music. She has been campus YMCA. 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121 WEST McMILLAN, ONE BLOCK FROM UC. ., . SUNDAY JAN. 31 '" GREAT HALL T.U.C. TUC UC PEOPLE UC People Sl .00 General Public SJ.SO 7:00-9:30 Page 4 THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD January 29, 1971 University of Cincinnati NEWS RECORD Who Are We? The News Record is edited and published ------Greg East __ ~ by the students of the University of Cincinnati. Editorial policy With the right to vote now belief that democracy is the highest produce unusual tension, irritability matter. is determined by the Editor·in· available to UC students, the virtue. However, students observe and i~ some instances outright The present dual Student-Universi­ Chief. Editorial offices are administration of UC must change. that they have not been allowed to paranoia days after their initial use ty Senate system can be replaced located in Suite 411-412·415 of Why? Because we are now govern themselves throughout the even in the most stable of persons: with a single Senate, its members full-fledged citizens, and any attempt first 18 years of their lives (in the This doesn't help relieve the being 18 years of age or older, with the Tangeman University Center frustration. on the Clifton Campus, Cincinnati, of the university to function "in loco schools, at least), and further other necessary requirements, and parentis", or under the aegis of ' What observing that this trend continues Are they frustrated to the point of elected by the student body. Ohio, 45221. Telephone numbers with little change in their college are 475-2748, 2749, for News; the average middle-class mom and violence? Sometimes under the right University Presidents and other dad think is best for the Kids,' is years, the more aware among them conditions. These people are not executives could be elected every 4 475·5901, 5902 for Advertising; become angry and a little suspicious. 2746 for the Editor. Subscription strictly from high school. hypothetical. They go to your classes years by the same methods as those What are some of the things that They wonder if democracy is a with you. In fact, I am one of them. which govern our national elections, price for one year is $15.00; Is second cless postage, paid at UC students are denied because of myth. our government really run I ~ave _l argely given up on drugs, and with the student body as the Cincinnati, Ohio. The News Record the present structure of their like our schools are? It's so big and wh1ch IS why I could write this populace. If Mr. Langsam or anyone is a member of the National government? complicated, how would we ever article. But believe me, inside many a else wanted to be President of this One point·with a sure majority is know? Are we just pawns, suckers, in hairy, "effeminate" head lies an University, he would have to Educational Advertising a giant system of exploitation like Service, Inc. voluntary attendence. Many classes explosive, frustrated personality. convince the students that he was do not have voluntary attendance. Soviet Russia? Where does all the Will the frustration go away if its qualified for the position. Our Mitchell B. Shapiro This is a distinctly undemocratic money really go? Are you sure? Are causes are not alleviated? The most national President and Congressmen situation. The students are taxpayers you quite sure you're not being basic elements of psychology say: are elected in this fashion, and I Editor-in-Chief and good Republicans, and they pay played for a fool? I'm not sure. And no. Will repression and restrictions don't see that President Langsam and Lew Moores, Executive Editor; David Litt, Assistant Editor; their money to come to class. They I am considered by most people to make it go away? Again, psychology o t her officials should regard Eric Chabrow, City Editor; Gregory F. Rose, Copy Editor; paid for it, and they should have the be a rather quiet, serious person. says: on the surface, for a while but themselves as too special to submit Marc Kahn, Sports Editor; Viktor Votsch and Ed Swartz, right to take or leave classes as they Take one group of suspicious (to when it finally comes out it wih be t o the democratic process of Arts Editors; Dave Kessler, Photography Editor; Cliff Radel, please. one degree or another) students in nasty. Will sex make it 'go away? obtaining a position. In this way, all Abolishment of all dorm curfews, the spring, when they were Psychology says: 'you bet, but it's of the University authority would be Editorial Page Editor; Sherry Cox, Dave Wiles and Rosie reasonable exam hours, co-ed dorms energized. They need not have been not always available. chosen by the student majority. Pearson, Assistant News Editors; Jeff Silverberg .and Joe for single students, more pass-fail mentally unbalanced, just aware and Therefore, it is my opinion that the The benefits of such a system for Wasiluk, Assistant Sports Editors; Jane Weisenborn, Assistant courses; every student could write a a little suspicious and afraid. Take frustration and potential violence t he student are obvious. The Editorial Page Editor; Wendy Hurwitz, Office Manager. list of his or her own grievances. also the multitude of confusing and which we find at UC today can be necessary changes can be brought The point is, we must demand our heart-breaking events that Americans alleviated only by restoring students' about by completely legal, Michael Wilkes rights as free citizens! Wake up! We have been subjected to. Thl! faith in the democratic system. If the above-board means, with no need for I f Business Manaeer are not in high school any longer, Kennedys' deaths, Chicago 1968, democratic system is a myth, then any violence or irrational acts David M. Boggs, Advertising Manager; Daniel Scott Braeuer III, and we can finally get what we want! Kent State, the list is very long. Take long live the revolution. If it is not whatsoever. That's what we want, I I am not a political science major, the Bomb, overpopulation, and on then restoring faith in it is ~ simp!~ hope. Regional Sales Manager; Mark Miller, Sales Assistant; Kathy but the obvious trend Ut-: students and on. ~a.Jcer, Secretary. will follow is one toward total Remember that this particular self-government. For the group is painfully aware of all of administration to undu,ly slow this these things. But they do not see a trend is to deny the inevitable. way to cope with all of this. That is The Flag Self-government for adults (students) their problem, it may become your An Impossible Task is inevitable as long as we live in a problem too. Are they frustrated? .______Jeff Isralsky (relatively) free country. But do we? Yes. ·In fact, some of them escape The newly formed Political Science Students' Association has We have all been indoctrinated through certain psychedelic drugs, throughout our educations with the and these drugs are known to America is besieged by political occasion demands. demonstrated that if students organize for a particular purpose symbolism. Symbols are being used What, then, does the American and prove that student opinion is overwhelmingly in support of a as shorthand to communicate various Flag now represent? Obviously, it particular proposal, long standing faculty rules can be modified, ideological positions. The most stands for Americanism, an with relative ease. pervasive of these are the American abstraction which takes in certain The question of Senior Readings as a requirement for all majors in Flag and the Peace Symbol traditional values and ideals. The Do Not Define Me (upside-down trident). The main most important of these are: love of political science has been a subject of great controversy among thrust of this column will be in country, love of God, faith in the students and faculty members in that department for some time. connection with the Flag in order to free enterprise system, belief in law However, the PSSA conducted a questionnaire which served as '------Nan Mas sarella come to some conclusions as to its and order, security of the statua quo, evidence of student dissatisfaction with policy regarding academic My dear professor, I do not think streets. He and others like him cling present significance. respect for authority, and fervent requirements. of you as my parent ad abstensia, for together almost pathetically." The Stars and Stripes was adopted antipathy toward the overused and in my generation family life consists (ITs:-~ews 8i World Report, 25 Jan.) on June 14, 1777, as the national misunderstood term, communism. In a wise move, clearly made with their students' interest in emblem of a revolutionary nation, of many absences, and I learn that The Gluecks (yes, I dare to say it) Whereas the conservatives see no mind, the department made Senior Readings optional. new relationships are unique. I are wrong. I am none of these things, one which had recently declared its independence from a domineering significant faults in our institutions, Students, it seems, can significantly effect policy, especially if address these remarks to you because and a bit of all. Look at me.. Our their youthful antagonists have had they employ the proper methods. we have tried not to prejudge each relationship is a unique one. I can Old World country. During the Civil War years, the South disowned the little trouble unearthing crippling other. vote: I am no longer a youngster. failings in numerous areas of If a gap exists between us it is Normal and "average" have nothing Flag in favor of a Confederate banner. By the late 1860's, however, Amencan life. In fact, the elements because I can listen to your words to do with me. My interpersonal that comprise Americanism are and sense a contradictory attitude. I relationships were never fine. I the war-tom and weary nation again The Students Voice united, though unwiHinely, under hardly recognizable as seen through hear you say I am a responsible cannot overreact to parental society their eyes. They aee only blind In recent actions, the Student Senate.has been given a mandate woman but I am afraid of your materialism, because I do not look at Old Glory. · Then, fn the middle and late patriotism, the crutch of mass to investigate the feasibility of having the News-Record publish research-confirmed stereotypes of life that way. religion, capitaliam, imperialism, and WFIB broadcast during the summer months. me. Are you striving for the Ia every revolutionary destructive, 1960's, a change came over certain segments of the population, raciam, repreuion, regression, The primary rationale for this action is recognition of the fact excellence of Sheldon or Eleanor and may a young idealist be a militarism, and myriad forms of Glueck, world-renowned researchers noticeably the young ana the that students attending UC during the Summer Quarter are revolutionary parttime? h~pocrisy. at Harvard Law School? When Is a cause appealing like a person's downtrodden. The policies, attitudes, required to pay the same instructional and activity fees as would defining "What's Happening to appearance, or is a cause organic? and institutions of American life .Hecause the Flag tends to stand for students attending during the three other quarters. American Morality" they talk only The hippie is commonly called a lot came in for some rough questioning; all these repugnant concepts, the Presumably, then, if these students' circumstances duplicate of young people; are the old amoral? of things, and that may make him the American Flag became the logical dissenters have taken a voluntary those during the remainder of the school year, Summer students These are the patterns by which unhealthy. Students sometimes are target since it symbolized everything disfranchisement and have ra11ied they judge me: "There is what we almott pathetic. . • when they are the dissenters had come to distrust. under the Peace S_ymbol. Although mu8t be entitled to receive the same opportunities as their would call the q\lite normal mentaHy ill they ARE pathetic, and To the, moderates-on-rightward the orieinally the standard for the "ban three-quarter counterparts. Because communication among youngster whose home life has been that means we are morally attacks on Flag and country the bomb movement" in England students is perhaps the most vital o.f all extra-curricular activities, strong, who has fine interpersonal responsible for their good. But the represented the ungrateful during the 1950's, this emblem has it would seemingly follow that at least theoretically, the campus relationships with his parents. He is Gluecks can't talk of American mutterin~ of a spoiled generation. come to represent nearly all the news media should operate during this period. • perhaps overreacting to the morality in general, and thus make The conservative majority reaffirmed values and ideals of the New Left. In materialism of the parental society, "parental society" responsible. They its allegiance to the Flag in a way general, these include: an end to the However, we have not yet examined the presuppositions upon and he may not be as interested in do not even face society's that suggested raw emotionalism Vietnam War; opposition to nuclear which the argument rests. These premises would be that the chief money-making as his parents. questionable materialism or morality. rather than rational consideration. armament of any kind; an end to executive of each organization, as well as at least a core of his Among this group are the young ·American morals have declined and This polarization has grown more arms races; cut-backs in military staff, be prepared to live on campus or within metropolitan idealists who have a genuine urge to improved without my generation for and more rigid as leading spokesmen spending, defense spending, and ) make the world a better place. centuries, and a discussion of morals from one side assault the other in space-program spending; an end to Cincinnati. Generally they work within the should indicate it. My morality will unequivocal terms. Taking a racism; more spending in the related This, however, becomes nearly impossible when we consider the estbalishmen t. Their thrust is stand up to any generation's. retrospective look over two hundred areas of health. education, and nature of the student body here. constructive even if at times they I am proud of your acquaintance, years of this nation's history, it welfare; an end to pollution; the First, we must realize that unlike UC of the past, students now support the antiestablishment professor, because you are yourself; appears as though tbe Stars and rebuilding of our nation's cities; a come from a variety of geographical backgrounds; thus, it is revolutionary because his cause - not the volume-producing robot, not Stripes has possessed the qualities of new moral code not based on like peace for example - appeals to the doctor with the platitudes, not a fine middle linebacker in football; Victoriart ideas; an end to difficult for staff members to stay in the Cincinnati area during them. Then there is another type the guy with the rundown cowboy it has been a strong charismatic discrimination against an minority their summer vacation. who has been reared in an boots. For me, be yourself. For you, symbol with a particularly adept Further complementing the impracticality of the proposal is the emotionally unhealthy home and I insist on the same. talent at moving lateraHy as the (Continued on pafe 5) fact that UC students, not unlike students elsewhere, are highly who himself is emotionally unhealthy. He is the youngster who reluctant to participate in campus activities like the newspaper. develops into what is commonly It then becomes obvious that in practical terms, it would be called the 'hippie,' who is escaping virtualiy impossible to publish the News Record during the from life for many reasons. He is not summer. aggressive, really. Instead he is turned inward and longs for warm Letters to the Editor Similarly, WFIB would find it difficult to operate regularly relationships with other people during the Summer. which apparently he did not enjoy in However, because of the immediacy of radio to all members of his early life-whether he comes from an economically poor or affluent Heat Failure No matter what method is used satisf'J:ed with the job that Tay Baker the community, it might be worthwhile to consider what those who return to habitual heroin budgetary changes would have to take place to enable the radio home. Some of these youngsters are With A Bandaid has done with the basketball mentally i11 and should be in use are many. It takes much more to Bearcats. During his reign as head station to continue operating during the Summer. To the Editor: erase from the ex-aonict1s mind his I ) hospitals. Instead they roam the Having had some experience coach, the Bearcats have managed to dealing with heroin addicts as a dope-fiend attitude. It takes an go from a national basketball power understanding, aware society to dig to an also-ran that schools such as counselor and former administrator at the roots of the problem such as of the Cincinnati Free Clinic, I read California at Riverside expect to the denigration of the black, the beat. Tay says that the 'Cats are close with interest Mr. Wolosin's article of Mexican·AfDerican, the poor white, the 19th. As much as I share Mr. to being a solid team, well, _M~ the young, the aged, the women. It is have a different definition of "solid" Wolosin's concern for the victims of not absurd to recognize that so far all the addict's larceny, I was dismayed than that which should be used when we have been doing is treating heart discussing Cincinnati basketball. We at his lack of concern for the addict failure with a bandaid. himself. It is no longer enough to are being lulled into thinking that Too often we do not realize that 16·18 wins comprises a good season. t regard the addict dispassionately as addiction is the symptom of a disease some subset of the larger society; it is Certainly a school with a basketball and not a disease itself. tradition such as Cincinnati's cannot high time to recognize the addict as a If Mr. Wolosin desires to be a human being with all of the human look upon a season such as that as a competent reporter he should realize successful one. attributes. how complex the problem is and dig Nothing is to be solved simply by more deeply into it. Until at least an Admittedly, this is a "rebuilding" the legalization of heroin. Such a outline of the total picture is brought year, and we know better than to solution does not take into account to the surface the public is being expect miracles in a rebuilding year, how debilitating the drug is in and of done a disservice by being presented right. Wen not always. Miracles can itself, apart from the antisocial acts only half of the truth. Perhaps it is happen if there is someone to make into which it forces its users. As a because Americans are so often them happen. Ed Jucker coached the partial measure it will serve only to shown only half the picture that they Bearcats to a national championship further decrease the dignity of are so fond of treating symptoms during their last so-called rebuilding persons who have already undergone while ignoring the underlying causal year, and he did not do it by sittine •• enough humiliation from an factors. on the bench with his lap crossed, uninformed society. I invite Mr. Wolosin, as I do any either. Juck took 10 nobodies, Mr. Wolosin has failed to recognize interested person or group, to visit charged them with emotion, and that there are measures which will the Cincinnati Free Clinic, 2444 Vine molded them into one of the both remove the need of the addict St. It would be a giant step to a smoothest and hardest-working units to steal money for his next fix, and beginning of an understanding of the co1lege bssketball had seen up to that start the addict back on the road to entire problem. All yo.u need are time. gaining his dignity. One such measure your ears and an open mind. Learn To have seen Jucker win with the is the halfway house such as to recognize issues, not to force material he had to work with was a Arch way House in St. Louis, them, wonderful experience. To have seen Missouri. There the addict is forced Steven M. Aronoff Baker lose with a team composed of to reeiment his life to a program Grad/Geology such talents as Roberson, Ard, which builds up his self-confidence P.S. If Mr. Wolosin would like, I Howard, and Smith was aickening. to a point at which he can function should be more than happy to help It's too bad that Jucker's visit to 'normally' in society (as long as in any way I can to develop an UC last weekend wu just a society does not once more turn on a1ticle, or seriet1 of articles temporary one. UC desperately needa him). A second measure is the presenting to 'the people more of methadone maintenance program in ~ someone with his fire and ability to totality of the shameful picture of start its basketball program on the which the drug methadone is heroin addiction. During the day I upward swing to nat ional substituted for heroin. Although can often be reached at the Geology prominence where it belongs. , methadone is also an addicting drug, Department in Old Tech. it defuses the addict's desire for David Patton heroin while allowing him to act in Civil Engineering '71 society, not as a liability, but as a Downhill Basketball P.S. How many of Tay Baker's contributor. Also it is very former players do you think would inexpensive and can be administered To the Editor: come back to play for him in an by the family physician. Cost need Why the quiet? I cannot believe exhibition game? not be borne by the taxpayer. that most people on this camous are (Continued on page 6) January 29, 1971 THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD Page 5 MW$iiE1 Iii Iii t !JJI[Ji!!II!!! ii Tlt 1Hl1nti!!WF.i &!!!!!!!. Petitions Due Rugby Club lsralsky -• A & S Student Senate and Freshman representative tribunal There will be an organization r ••• meeting for all those interested in I petitions are due TODAY! Pick (Continued from page 4) conducive to even token justice them up at the TUC information forming a Rugby Club Sunday, where the defendants have been desk and Gov't. office. Jan. 31, at 7:30p.m . in 434 TUC. groups, including women; and, as the charged with either desecration of ultimate goal, an era of peace in the American Flag or, say, displaying which all men can groove and jive the Vietcong Flag. Can a decision together in the common interest of based solely upon objective ------CLIP AND SAVE . -----· humanistic progress. consideration of the evidence be All you have to do to understand possible under such circumstances? I LOW COST, SAFE, _LEGAL I why the present dichotomy exists This objectivity is difficult enough clifton within American society is to under normal circumstances, and all compare these values with the ones such attempts to gain the sympathy ! ABORTION! associatied with the Flag; the two of the jury by means of symbolic IN NEW YORK : value systems can be reconcilea only stickpins should be disallowed. I with the greatest of difficulty. ~~'!!' News reporting is another line of SCHEDULED IMMEDIATELY : Probably the real disfranchisement work that demands reasonable I occasioned by the "split" was that objectivity. A television newscaster (212) 490-3600 : incurred by the down-the-line liberals who comes into my living room l of our country. They are reluctant to adorned with the Flag in his lapel is I PROFESSIONAL SCHEDULING SERVICE, Inc.( adopt the Peace Symbol for fear of immediately suspect in this regard. 1 545 Fifth Ave., New York City 10017 1 being labelled "radical" and they feel One of our local television reporters L __ ~!!,!.!! !_!e!_f~ ~~~c.!;, __ J do it accurately­ uneasy under the banner of a nation seems to have trouble efficientlY. -rapidly whose major policies are distasteful comprehending this. I wonder if our to them. Since doctrinaire liberals · Vice President would accuse him of· Phone for Frtff lrorhvr e o r Frtff lntrodvrtory &euon have been responsible for the bias. I doubt it. Please not that I'm PEED READING ASSOCIATES development of some of these not denying anyone "the right to READY NOW AT Phone 221-0100 policies (i.e. Vietnam War), maybe . express his political views through @ we need not be overly sympathetic symbolism. I do this quite often located in Clifton toward their present confused state. myself. I only maintain that a As long as the Flag retains the public-oriented occupation, wherein "distinction" of representing the impartiality is the prime requisite, is conservative-minded segments of not the place for personal exhibition American society, I do not think that of the Stars and Stripes, or the Peace any individual engaged in an Symbol for that matter, in a time occupation whose principal when such symbolism is cloaked with requirement is objectivity-of-thought partisan connotations. should display it on his person. Can we ever live under one banner The courtroom is a good example. again? The outlook is pessimistic. CLASS OF '73'' Judges, prosecutors, defense The United States will have to make attorneys, or persons officially a positive determination to pursue connected to the court such as humanistic progress. This would APPLY FOR A JOB NOW constables, bailiffs, clerks, or involve, first off, a change in foreign stenographers, should be precluded policy and a complete reordering of from wearing the Flag or any other national priorities. Needless to say, political symbol while they are this charge must be one of substance, Air Force ROTC engaged in their work. Otherwise, not merely form. imagine the possible consequences. A strong, charismatic leader, 121 Pharm. 475.-2237 An impressionable (as most are) jury somewhat in the nature of Robert called upon to decide a case involving Kennedy, would be required to pull student demonstrators might well be the disenchanted young and poor Consider these possibilities: swayed to the side of a Flag-flaunting back into the syst!!m,._!Lall _ jh~_ prosecutor if the verdict appears should happen within my lifetime, 1 Over $8,500 starting salary close. Thus, the "good guy vs. bad then I will once again be able to look guy" supposition may be reinforced. at a Flag-decorated automobile 1 Two promotions in three years This would be justice 1880-stylei ir:! without thinking to myself that the 1 Over $13,000 after three years other words, no justice at all. inhabitant is a dogmatic, patriotic, Similarly, the atmostphere of a religious, apple pie-eating idiot; then, courtroom in which all the officials and only then, will I be able to think This and more can be y ours t hrough the are decked~ut in Flag decals is not of him as Almost our entire stock of Air Force ROTC 2-Year Program ·WINTER One reason Piedmont's so easy to take: APPAREL •

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CITV Z"------THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD January 29, 1971 elassifieds Letter Spadlin Automotives MISCELLANEOUS CONTEST! CONTEST! CONTEST! '66 Chav. Impala convertible. Clean • CONTEST! If you can guess why the N . R. $950. 661-0306 after 6: 00. Imported Car Specialists Congratulations BEE & DEB - How' s the put out a four page paper, you Will win· 1 (Continued f ro m page 4) Ten Minutes From U.C. OUST taste??? Purple Phantom. bag of marbles picked up off the floor of 6-12" guitar: $15.00 EACH. 6· 10" guitar: the copy office, 1 abridged edition of $12.5 0 EACH. All 12 for $150.00 call Hoop Unfair congratulations Hugo on your fine trickle Dlc'kle's state of the union message, 961-6138 NOW! SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY performance Friday night at Metro. T his a chance to talk to an unemployed PH.d., rare talent of yours defi nitely leaves much and a used organ. FOR SALE (cheap) 2-Hagstrom Ill To the Editor: 542-1385 to be desired. 4800 electric guitars $125 ea. both $200. I have never had the pleasure of If you would like to burn up 185 calories, 961-6138. meeting Lew Moores, but I have Dear Mike: We the members of your staff or clear up your face call Dan, Dave, or known Kenneth Hoop since junior have decided that you should go on the Pat at the N . R. office. P.S. Mark's up for It Fencer "Bandmaster'" Spkr. cabinet: 4739 HAMILTON AVE. wagon. This drinki ng of yours Is seriously too! 2x12" Reconed Jensen, $60. Call high and I feel his criticism of Mr. affecting your job when a hangover lasts 961-6138. Moores in your Tuesday issue was for 3 days. Dear SOT: Congratulations on your new unfair. position • you're coming up In the world. Complete "Bassman" 2-12 Jensen, so Purple Phantom, says "FOCUS" on the MGB WATT R.M.S. only $225.00 hurry Dial Ken claims Mr. Moores has a black diamond! 761-5293. genuine concern for America but ANNOUNCEMENTS fails to see that Mr. Moores is doing Huggy Bear • Thanks for the approval•.• - - NIKON PHOTOMIC FTN W/F1.4, Nlkkor what he considers right for the you'll do In a pinch • Klssy Face. CHEMISTRY TUTORING: All freshman 135 F3.5 lens both perfect condition. Best courses. Dr. Farrier: 793-6010 ex. 255; offer· Paul 621·5 194 or 475-4740. country. Ken fails also to see that a Theta Phi's • Does anybody really know 871-2264. Call anytime. person has to support his own the story. Book Off. USED organs for sale • Call Dan, Dave or intuition and feelings and cannot be Happiness Is being an Angel· Angel Flight Pat. P.s. Mark' s up for It tool Goodbye Triangle, Hello Acacia: Purple petitions- union desk. channeled into beliefs he cannot Phantom. WANTED back up in his own mind. ABORTION Is legal In New York up to As a Kennedy and McCarthy To My Dearest Marble Head: Happy 24th weak. For referral to accredited Ladles complete alterations and supporter in 1968, my arguements Anniversary 1 Love You. See you this P.M. hospitals call 212/633-9825. 6 PM to 6 dressmaki ng service. 381-8699. Teddy Bear. AM. with Mr. Hoop have been numerous. Two cheap, used bicycles. Call 475-4131 I feel that I know Mr. Hoop's Jaeke, 1 wasn't In class Monday • I PART TIME JOBS· work any 2 evenings philosophies well enough to speak overslept. If you're lucky Friday you'll see 3-11 shift plus day shift on Saturday. $75 National manufacturer needs student sales my legs. Home and Hearth and a Shetland per week to start. No experience needed, manager In area. Direct sales or business ·out on them. Pony forever. Brlgette training provided. Call Miss Baker, management helpful. No Investment, Mr. Hoop claims that he is not a 621-4924. co-benefits and top commission. Write segragationist or racist, but only OZ Pledges: do you know where to find Towncraft, Inc., 1260 E. Tallmadge wants to keep the races "pure." If the student health service??? SOPHOS DANCE February 5, 9-1 AM Avenue, Akron, Ohio or call 633-6381. Music Hall • Tickets $4.00/couple available dividing peoples up for easy Navel Worm (the Hunk) loves colonel at T .U.C. Ticket desk. Female roommate wanted to share 2 classification to condemn them for Worm. bedroom apartment near U .C. Call their religious and political beliefs is Due to the success of last Friday's Ladles 611-0352 after 6 PM. oz pledges: Have you any knowledge of Aide meeting, thanks to our guest speaker necessary, this is a wrong step. Ken's self-defense••• , self-preservation?? Hugo, we would like to extend an Driver needed, 8 AM till 4:30 PM, main objective for keeping things Invitation for membership Into Ladles Monday, Wednesday and Friday, call "pure" is to keep his WASP Dear Pookle, Rewind your alarm clock • Aide. Come to our Friday meetings at 961-1352. Gretchen continues to sleep . •• ••. Duff's 3:00 and meet our Madame "majority" on top. He cannot bear Chairman Crazy Jane, Madame Vice Male student needed to share apartment In the fact of a minority faction Pledges of OZ: Beware of Actives. Chairman Arlo, Madame secretary, Crazy Clifton. No rent, no pay, Just one day's knowing more than he does. Cindy, Program Chairman Rooster, work a week. Call 961-1352. Madame Sargent Stick, Madame Sunshine, I consider Ken a personal friend Judas Lauch: your 30 pieces of sliver can even if our views do greatly clash. be collected at the AX house. Your friend. Ugly, Madame treasurer Motor Mouth I, WANTED (needed) a date!ll If any girls J.C. Braeuer, Superstar. signed. Madame News Reporter Laker. are Interested In a blond, green-eyed 5'1 0, But to attack someone by calling him Intelligent witty male, please call Pat names such as, " communist," Dear Fritz's Girt· I mean like, I mean like, Thanks HUGO for the great publicity of Martin, 281- 1019. "liberal," ''nigger," "atheist," 1 mean like, 1 mean like, 1 mean like, I LADIES AIDE at the Metro Show!! I mean like, etc•••• LOST • RING, sterling silver band "trait or " "socialist " or other MEN'S contraceptives, Imported and best engraved with flowers: field house area. uncompli~entary m~nickers goes Dear Jaeke: They couldn't have picked a American brands. Details free. Samples Call Linda, 3112. and catalogue $1. POPSERVE, Box back to a couple of eight-year·olds in better R.A.T. on the 12th floor of a sandbox throwing mud at each The Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company, Cincinnati. Calhoun. Congratulations· PATTIE. 1205-QP, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. LOST • Bulova man's watch • Reward. 981-0191. other. JAEKE ·OFF ALL T .C. STUDENTS MUST REPORT John Snyder TO ANNIE LAWS AUDITORIUM, MALE ROOMMATE WANTED • $60.00 Univ. '71 That bath was heavylllllll February 4, 1971 from 12:30 to 2:00. Month, air conditioned on Dlxmyth Ave. Call 221-5251. DO DREAMS COME TRUE?? FOR SALE WANTED • CLEAN AIR and WATER, HELP! Dear Judy, You owe me a cheese coney. II MGB BUM'S RUSH 8-TRACK STEREO TAPES OVER 200 ROOMMATE WANTED: to share 2 ALBUMS $3.75 • SEND FOR FREE Deu Kim, Cheer up, you have your bedroom modern furnished apartment, NORTH BEND & COLERAIN MT. AIRY 7 Minutes From U.C. CATALOGUE UNIVERSAL TAPE near campus. Call Sharon, 475·4607 contact lens and USI We love youlll! DISTRIBUTORS, P.O. BOX 1072, Room 10 before 4:00, 681-1156. Huge apt. SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA 33143. Inexpensive. ( ) Announcements RETCH ID CLASSIFIED ADS FOIIM ()Misc. () For Sale Name ...... , . • .. . .. Date ...... • .. ()Wanted Address ...... Phone No ......

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