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Volume 103, No. 16 Bates College, Lewiston, Maine Friday, October 22, 1976 dent Sponsors Debate By JOHN HOWE However, Mike Mears, and transport the tape. Program Manager at Channel 10, The S pm time was later In a cooperative effort with said that the only way this could abandonned for obvious reasons WCBB-TV Channel 10. The Stu- be done would be to tape the in favor of a live broadcasting of a dent will sponsor a "Forum on event and then broadcast on a one 7 pm debate. the Issues" Nov. 1 with Con- hour delay, this would have to be The Nov. 1 debate can be gressman Bill Cohen and for his done since WCBB's portable unit seen on Channel 10, the Lewiston opponents for the second Con- is not equipped for live broadcast- based public Television station. A gressional seat Leighton Cooney ing. small television audience may be and Jacqueline Kaye. allowed into the studio, but less The debate will be held in the than 20 individuals can be seated. This would have forced the studios of WCBB TV in Lewiston, Those interested in reserving a changing of the event's time from seat should address their written with Bates Asst. Professor John 7 pm to 5 pm, since at least one Simon and Colby Chairman of request to The Editor, Box 309, hour would be required to rewind Economics Jan Hogendorn as Bates College. questioners. A one hour live program is Alternative candidates, scheduled to begin at 7 pm, with Bales Democratic Caucus. L lo R-Roy Perhum, Vice television monitors set up for area topic of meeting President; Peter Brann, President; Debbie Burnell, newsmen to cover the event. presidential candidate on the Sec-Treasurer. (Photo by Michael Braff.) Augusta lawyer and host of "Alternatives to the Demo- ratic and Republican Presidential Eugene McCarthy ticket in WCBB's "Maine Week" will Candidacies" will be the title of a Maine: Graham Lowry. the Mass- moderate the event. Bottle bill endorsed colloquium to be held tonight. achusettes senatorial candidate The announcement of this The leaders of the Bates They are: Thursday. October 21 at 8:00 from the U.S. Labor Party; Otis program comes after two weeks of Democratic Caucus have P.M. in Chase Lounge. Sponsor- Noyes, chairman of the Maine work culminated in an Oct. 21 announced the group's un- 1) The bottle bill means ed by the New World Coalition, Conservative Union which is debate to be held on the Bates animous endorsement of Maine's LOWER net prices on beverages the colloquium includes re- backing the American Indepen- campus. However, a compromise returnable bottle bill. (assuming the container is re- presentatives of five major in- dent Party; Sam Webb of the was reached between Channel 10 The vote also endorsed a turned). Lower prices have dependent parties. Each re- Communist Party of the U.S.A.; and The Student after it was statement, written by caucus resulted in both states with presentative will present the and John Rees of the Socialist learned that both had made member Steven Stycos. calling returnable bottle laws. thrust of his party's presidential workers Party. the efforts of the anti-bottle bill 2)The bottle bill will clean up similar plans for a debate. campaign. "With nothing spectucular The cooperative effort was forces, "a deceptive $300,000 Maine's environment as people Speaking in the program will about either Carter or Ford, undertaken, in the words of its propaganda campaign". will return their beverage con- be ■ Donald Lucas, the vice- Continued on page 12 tainers, rather than litter. sponsor "to present the best The statement also urged 3) The bottle bill will save possible forum, using the accept- Maine voters to "use their energy as it costs less to clean a ed rules of debate and the common sense...and vote for returnable bottle than to com- practiced methods of television lower prices and a cleaner pletely make a new one. Energy productions to make the program environment." conservation is of special import- both ideologically challenging Democratic Caucus Presi- ance to Maine as it will eliminate and visually acceptable." dent Peter Brann listed four the need for projects such as the This forum on the issues principal reasons for the group's Dickey-Lincoln dams and coastal comes in the wake of a recent support of the returnable bottle nucear power plants. failure by The Student to organize referendum. Continued on page 12 a debate between Sen. Edmund Muskie and his opponment Bob Monks. Bates flag stolen, The debate between Muskie and Monks failed after negotiations between Muskie and police very concerned Monks staffers concluded in a three way compromise which did By DICK ROTHMAN returned anonymously no action not include The Student's John Lofton Frank Mankiewicz will be taken to catch the thief. proposal. Early Sunday morning of Bates Security Chief Chet A debate between Cohen and Kennedy aide comes Parent's Weekend, sometime Emmons reflected the college Cooney was then proposed. This after 7:00 A.M., a custommade administration's feeling about the proposal was later accepted by flag valued at S37S bearing the robbery when he commented: Congressman Cohen's staff and to campus, will debate "Bates" seal was stolen from the "It's every student's res- candidate Cooney's staff. By BOB LARSON Robert Kennedy and his service flagpole in front of Chase Hall. ponsibility to come forward if he The Student decided to as National Director for George Immediately, Lewiston Police knows because he has to pay for compromise its program when it Frank Mankiewicz, "Spokes- McGovern's 1972 Presidential detectives were informed of this it-and if the college has to keep was learned that WCBB also man For The Seventies", and campaign against Nixon. crime by Chet Emmons, for this is buying a new flag each year it has planned a debate for Nov. 1. A John Lofton, "Captain Conserva- John Lofton expresses his the second time this has happen- to cut down somewhere else. So phone conversation with cam- tive", will appear on campus views in a caustically witty man- ed in two years. (The flagpole has instead of buying dead cats for paign staffers for Cohen proved October 27 to debate the current ner. Coupled with a natural only been there for two years, biology they will have to buy dead that the Congressman would be problems that face America. aversion to anything Democratic, too.) mice." unable to do both. The Campus Association has Lofton has taken it upon himself To the thief, Emmons would The Nov. 1 date was decided been working for quite some time to lambaste any and every aspect Detective Captain Robert like to communicate that "if he upon after it was also learned that on this interesting program. This of the political arena that out- Soucy, head of the Lewiston just took it back and set it it would also be the day Jacque- being an election year should add rages his moral compass or tickles Police Detective Bureau, is very somewhere we wouldn't try to line Kaye would sivulge her increased importance to the mat- his fancy. Lofton is now a United concerned about this theft and find out who it was." so-called revelations regarding erial debated. Features Syndicated columnist, considers the flags' recovery a It is a sickening situation when the involvement of the Mafia in Frank Mankeiwicz has been radio commentator and editor of problem of the first priority. He flags must be guarded (as the Maine. in the forefront of American "Battle Line". comments that the person who ones over the football field are) or It had also been proposed by politics for years. His distinct No matter what one's pol- stole the flag probably thought it else be sure targets of thieves. It The Student's staff that a debate awareness and ability to critically itical persuasion might be, this worth about twenty-five dollars. seems that the college scene has be televised from the Bates comment on the scene from the event will excite and enlighten. He said: "We'd like to see it switched from flag burning to flag College campus, using the outside makes him a man to listen The debate will take place on returned-it's an expensive flag," stealing. In future years there will Schaeffer Theatre or the Chapel to. Mankiewicz is best known for October 27 at 9:00 p.m., in the and notes that if the flag is apparently be no flag at all. as the area for the debate. his years as Press Secretary to Chapel. NOTES AND COMMENTARY But it is by folly alone that the world moves...Joseph Conrad.

YOUR VOTE bad off as other Colleges and Universities. Letters to the Editor No matter, the statistics can still be COUNTS improved! Every vote counts-vote on Nov. 2. Don't be fooled by the statement that JHH your vote does not matter on election day! one point of the Diplomatic Court Your vote does count, it is important, it is Kissinger to another leaving the vast your responsibility. Parents grounds in between untouched. Student activists of the 1960s argued While Kissinger, with Ford's "A Squash Ball" approval, concentrated on the their case very convincingly that 18 year To the editors: Middle East he neglected Africa. olds should have the right to vote, sighting Mingle Now that he has discovered Africa as their main reason: "If we are old enough The most recent debate bet- Kissinger, will continue to ignore to fight in a war, we are old enough to This past weekend droves of parents ween Governor Carter and Mr. South America and the European vote." descended upon Bates in the yearly Ford was rather different than Community, not to mention the their first attempt. It was interest- areas of Nuclear Proliferation Students of today have the right to phenomenon known as Parent's Weekend. ing. Both Carter and Ford stress- Control and General Disarma- On Friday classes were open to parents, vote, yet many will make no effort to ed that our National Security and ment. The result of this neglect is express their preference on Nov. 2. We find "No Trifling with Love" played nightly to a therefore our Defense Posture that we enter negotiations after a this appaling, especially after the hard full house; Commons, dorms and atheletic were of primary importance. The crisis stage has been reached, not fight to gain this right during the late events were all jammed with curious Candidates also agree on a basic before. We are practicing Crisis 1960's and early 1970s. parents. This year there were also cocktail goal of world peace, but their Intervention Diplomacy; we parties and dinners sponsored by different methods and philosophies differ. should practice Crisis Prevention In 1972 when 18 year olds were first These differences are important Diplomacy! allowed to vote in a presidential election, dorms and organizations in an attempt to to consider when watching the Carter also sees in this the percentage of voting age population further incorporate parents into what life at final debate Friday. Personal Diplomacy an element of that actually voted decreased rather than Bates is really about. There seemed to be Ford has continued Nixon's secrecy which he is pledged to increased. Is this the massive participation an unusually large effort to give parents an philosophy of Personal Diplomacy wipe out. This means that the role which bypasses the State Depart- of the Secretary of State will be for which we claimed this right? understanding of the new and different life ment. This lack of organization much more management orient- that we all fell into when we arrived at Students will probably ignore the polls leads to some interesting results. ed. He will be the chief source for for the same reasons which lead other Bates. When a good rapport is estab- a General United States Foreign citizens to do the same thing. These seem There is, of course, a slight ambiguity lished by Kissinger there are Policy, and will direct a corps of to be the "futility of the act" and the "lack involved in the whole institution of Parent's great strides forward; however. the finest diplomats at his dis- of a real choice." Weekend. At home we are essentially Personal Diplomacy relies on posal in his Department of State. parent's child, a ready-made identity that people for its impetus and con- They will do much of the leg work However, not voting insures the tinued progress. This means that and gather the information which "futility of the act" by making absolutely may be the only aspect of us that our when there is a cooling of this is necessary for the decision certain that your opinion is not counted. By parents can see. We come to Bates and that "Special Feeling" between making process. As highly train- not expressing a preference one throws particular self-view is no longer appropri- diplomats the negotiations bog ed and as experienced as they will away his vote. This does not solve the ate and we expand to fill its void. We down totally. Furthermore, be- be. thqse aides will have con- cause that progress was not based siderable decision making powers problem, it contributes to it. develop a college personality, when our upon philosophies and stated themselves within the limits set Refusing to vote only puts the decision parents do appear on campus, we may find principles, it becomes more by President Carter and his of who will be president in the hands of ourselves juggling two, sometimes difficult than it was before to Secretary of State. The Secretary other people. This.does not improve the opposing , personalities. move in a positive direction. will also be responsible for choice of candidates, nor does it help to However, I think the trend is towards There are other disadvan- communicating information to the American People, his organ- establish those things which might make a parties and other really social events, tages to Ford's personal where we encourage our parents to mingle approach to Diplomacy. If Kiss- ization will efficiently widen the better president. inger makes an erroneous state- scope of US International Re- It is high time that students took full with our friends and really get a taste of ment (he is human too!) he cannot lations. advantage of their right to vote. This year is what our days are like. People were not fall back later and say that he Another major difference only the second time we will have voted in a afraid to be seen with their parents. misunderstood his superior and was evidenced by an exchange presidential election. Young people re- Perhaps this indicates that we are willing to overstepped his ground. If Kiss- early in the debate. Mr. Ford inger makes a mistake in accused Governor Carter of being present a large portion of society and admit friendship as well as love for our negotiations we are stuck with it. sympathetic to a Communist subsequently carry a lot of power in parents, before our peers. Perhaps as we In addition, Kissinger does all his Government in Italy and further determining the future of our country. mature the two identities merge, and we negotiating personally, and as a stated that he was totally opposed Undoubtedly some will say that the can begin to feel more confident about the result must focus on one area at a to any Communist Government as statistics at Bates show that we are not as roles we play, BHB time. This means that he inevit- a NATO member. Ford's attitude ably neglects another area. Like a implies that he is against squash ball. Kissinger flies from Continued on page 3 ^^^MMMMMMMW^^^WMM^MMH jMVMAAAAAAAA Stop mandates positive action on the his riders, and the "innocents" The Student »j second. If student monies, on the road. Surely it is better to 'passing the buck disbursed for "student activities" allow drinking in an area with can be used for alcohol purchase some level of control than to have John H. Howe Barbara Braman To the editors: by the college, than Ihc college beer overflowing in places where I ditor-In ( hi.l Associate Editor should offer an opportunity for control is more difficult, if not Nils Honde-Henrtksen Brad Fu||er I heartily applaud the move- the student to spend his own impossible; and where the Shirley Thompson money for alcohol consumption on PatMador News Editor Business Manager ment by the Representative consequences are much more Sports Editors Assembly to set up new guide- campus. If alcohol is seen as serious. Pun Walch Lynn Glover Dick Rothman Whit Burbank lines lor alcohol use on campus, socially acceptable at group meet- Mr. Rothman tells us he's Copy Editor Circulation manager Feature Editor Photo Editor but I've heard the story before. ings, there can be no argument been informed that the city of What is crucially needed now is a thai il would impair the "whole Lcwiston "would not favor a pub Production Staff: Bob Little, comprehensive discussion open to group", the Bates community. on campus." What is that Dan Griffin the entire campus regarding the Surely the advantages of this supposed to rhearC' Have they Rachel Fine David Brooks, Paul Ixiiero, Jim Curtin, Marguerite Jordan, Jeff general use of alcohol on campus. approach are evident. Lower taken some form of real action Production Editors Two main questions need resolv- prices would propably prevail, as which would make it impossible Wahlstrom. ing: (1.) Does the purchase of Bates doesn't need draft beer to have a campus pub. or do we alcohol by extra-curricular groups sales to stay afloat. Students merely need some sort of motiva- The Bates Student is published weekly by the Publishing offer legitimate competition to would not need to walk or drive to tion to convince ihem of the Association, Box 309, Bates College, Lewlston, Me. 04240. other/increased student activity bars off-campus. Faculty-student advantages of such a system? Subscriptions are $7.00 for the academic year. Printed by EasUand programs, assuming limited communication would take place Surely this is worthy of investiga- Press Inc., Lisbon Falls, and application to mall at 2nd class postage college resources? If alcohol use daily instead of once a week. tion. Let's stop "passing the rate is pending at Lewlston, Me. 04240. is seen somehow as increasing/ Damages to dorms might be buck" and find out all the facts. aiding social interaction, what is significantly reduced. And Only open and honest discussion This newspaper will publish letters to the Editor only when they are needed is a total view of the topic. perhaps most important, if the and real action will solve this signed. Final discretion can and will be exercised by the editors in I believe the two questions student gets too much alcohol in issue once and for all. determining these most valuable for publication. All letters should go side by side, and that an him, he doesn't have to drive his be addressed to Box 309, C/0 The Editor. affirmative vote on the first car back, endangering himself, Dan Lacassc '78

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Continued from page 2 between Democracy and relationship is evidenced by his must be capable to handle corner of the political world Communism because of its in- Communism." There is a conflict remarks in the debate, but Ford (Nuclear Confrontation for exhibits more aplomb. * trinsic qualities and not because between Democracy and Total- shows a distinct lack of under- example) Ford made two more A final question is that of of the way the people in that itarianism or Tyranny. Do we not standing. He believes (or did errors. First, responding to leadership.Hordmaintains that he particular government use it. stand for our principles of believe then, even if he has now Carter's accusations. Ford stated has provided a strong leadership Carter replied that he had never Democracy in all cases? Or will changed his mind) that the only that he would make public a list of while in office. My own advocated a Communist Govern- we make exceptions and support way that our economy can be corporations participating in an experience tells me otherwise. ment for Italy. He left unsaid his only those Democracies that also strong and offer full employment Arab boycott of Israel (read- Consider how US Foreign Policy thoughts about a Communist contain a Capitalistic Economy? is to be at war. Carter believes Jewish companies and all organ- is made presently. Kissinger does government being a NATO Certainly, if there was a that a strong economy and full izations that have affiliations with an analysis of a problem and then member. Communist party in NATO we employment can be maintained Israel). Now we discover that presents his decision to Ford for It is very possible that in the would have to rethink what during peacetime, and he will Ford has no intention of doing so, an automatic approval. The next few years either France or Classified Information wc reveal attempt to turn this vision of the and he meant that; in the future, reverse would be just as bad in Italy will vote in power, via a as a standard policy to NATO future into reality. and pretaining to boycotts in the effect but at least the President DEMOCRATIC PROCESS, a members, but we are sworn to a Two other major issues are future, he will make public a list would be making the decision and Communist Party, both these Democratic Process and must those of experience and leader- of future participants! Is it not be performing the leadership countries are NATO members. support those nations where that ship. Ford asks us to look at his one of the basic principles of our function. Ford does not even Carter has, very intelligently, left process is used. record and states that Carter is country that there shall be no direct Kissinger to certain fields himself the option of considering Another difference is that of unknowledgeable. Carter looks at discrimination on the basis of of inquiry. I met hundreds of a case like this on its individual how our Domestic Economy Ford's record and finds that it Race. Creed. Sex or National people in England last year and merits. What will Ford do? Break affects and is affected by our leaves much to be desired. Carter Origin? And by his actions is not they all saw this as a problem as , off diplomatic relations with the International relations. We are is also much more intelligent and Ford violating that principle? I'm sure you do too. They did not country involved, or stop part- the world's leading industrial and far more well read. Does Mr. Carter would reveal those feel that Ford was leading the icipating in NATO altogether? agricultural nation and our level Ford know who wrote Das companies now and prevent this country. The United States was Will we force the member nation of trade is enormous, but, in Kapital? Well, he'll read it now! from rcoccurring in the future. just coasting on a track, like a , OUT of NATO? proportion to our total GNP, our In the past few months Ford Ford, in great contrast, by saying train without a conductor. It remains to be seen trade is relatively small. A small has made three major blunders that he will release future lists, In terms of leadership then. whether or not. because of the drop in our trade with another while under the pressure of two reveals that he in fact is not going Carter must be superior. Carter intrinsic nature of Communism country may affect us slightly or men who (Ford says) have less to try and stop the use of this type can also communicate to people ■ (as opposed to Stalinism.) a not at all but the other affected experience than he. Ford was in of economic warfare! better and has greater intell- Communist Party which has been nation may have just lost a great his second year of office when he Ford also said that the Soviet igence and knowledge. This, voted into power Democratically percentage of its total trade. This was faced by Regan's challenge Union does not (! ) dominate the combined with Carter's commit- can be voted out of power by the is why a small change in our that we were throwing away the Eastern European countries! I ment to the morals and principles » same methods! Mr. Ford would economy results in a significant Panama Canal. Ford's response won't even bother to discuss that. of Freedom, Justice, Equality and say, 'No. Once the evil, of Comm- effect over the western world's almost precipitated a war! Carter shows a great deal more Human Rights; means that Carter unism gets a grip the country is prosperity. And during the debate, perception than Ford, and even will be a superior President. lost.' But there is no conflict That Carter understands this under far less pressure than he without two years in the hot Joel Feingold '77 A Toke A Day...? periods of the century. drugs. Marijuana is a hotly debated criminalized. However, govern- This last point frustrates ment policy aimed at reducing police. Search-and-seizure laws The fact that a pot user must Here at Bates College the topic these days, which is not population is cut off from the particularly surprising. It is an supplies and deterring users has can only be applied with consent keep his past-time "under- proven quite futile. Largely be- of possible offender, or accom- ground" does indeed have power- mainstream and sheilded from issue which encompasses quite a the harsh realities of the outside few legal and moral questions. cause of the wide violation of the panying an arrest based on ful societal ramifications. Kenneth Eells, former Institute world. Pot users on campus live The debate over whether mari- laws (a conservative estimate is probable cause. This makes much that over 25 million Americans dependant on the sharp eyed cop psychologist for Cal. Institute of far from any fear of the Lewiston juana is harmful or beneficial (or P.D. and need not leave the neither of these) to the health have tried it), enforcement has and the definition of a critical Technologh noted that: proven costly in tax dollars and furtive gesture." So as a further campus for their heady herb. The leads to a more harrowing college Handbook states that question: does the government has often been fruitless. In light result these frustrations lead to ...although marijuana laws don't technically invalid arrests which act as a deterent they do cause "possession, distribution, and have the right to ban an intoxicant of the failure of recent research to generate greater frustrations and students to be more secretive and use of illegal drugs and narcotics, just because it may harm the convince the population that mar- animosities on both sides. including amphetamines, mari- person who consumes it?" ijuana use merits more attention to feel more anti-police and to than alcohol or cigarettes, mari- For every arrest there are distrust fellow students. More juana, heroin and L.S.D. renders Indeed, should an un- a student liable to disciplinary enforcable law be repealed, or left juana laws can be seen as false and interestingly ironic condem- action, including confiscation of on the books as a reminder to all materials and dismissal." of the ineffectiveness and in- nation of a lifestyle associated with MARIJUANA use-a con- A few regular and occasional sensibility of the U.S. legal code? campus dealers work low profit Or are marijuana laws enforce- demnation of a lifestyle focusing on immediate experience, grat- ventures for the most part and do able, and should they be en- a service to the college com- forced? ification, degeneracy, and overall indulgence. munity. The dealers often have All the differend factions out-of-town connections. a*rid involved in the argument feel that This has led to a high rate of law violation and a resultant further, prevent campus users they have the evidence to back from exposing themselves to .the their views up. In the interest of increase in the number of arrests. The expense this has caused must harsh laws of the land and the presenting some of these views college to a tarnished image. to the students of Bates, we be susbained by the government and society- Obviously financial The self-contained college have had two different groups residential life tends to release prepare opposing views on the burdens are incurred as the consequence of every criminal inhibitions out of the sight of issue. Both these groups are law but costs must be weighed about 200 users who have not I Bur bank. Student | unconsenting society. It may be made up of Bates students pre- against benefits (Eco. 151). In been caught but through violation hard for some of us who enjoy the senting their own opinions. have nonetheless become crim- seriously, their attitudes general- insular environment to re-enter a We hope this will be just a 1974 there were 110,000 adult and 31.000 juvenile arrests in Calif- inals. However, as is not the case ize into a general disrespect for society where laws and human start, and the positions presented in most other victimless crimes the law. conventions, good or bad, rule here' will lead to more debate on ornia alone, which amounted to over 230 million in tax payers the user rarely feels the law is one's existence. campus, and thoughtful letters to dollars and clogging the court morally binding but that his This alienation is also felt the editor of The Stndcnt. That system. It is estimated today that illegal behavior is merely the toward families and to political way, the students of Bates will over 80% of the adults arrested result of poor laws. The Prohi- systems that create and uphold become more intimately acquain- for pot violations have had no bition was the last law like this. the laws. Young "criminals" also ted with an issue of some previous law problems and that When society criminalizes such a see a hypocrisy in parents who consequence, while at the same the same is true for at least 98% portion of its youth population smoke, take pills or drink. This CON time having a chance to possibly of the juveniles. An arrest, let particularly, it raises great social has in part led to what has been get a few words of their own in. alone a conviction, looks very questions. As yet it is unknown to called "a generation gap of major poor on any application and what degree the violation of such proportions." (Author's note: the following tends to foreclose future employ- serious laws man have on the To address anyone still cor. evidence was assembled from the files of the COMMITTEE TO ment and social standing in many offender to commit other crimes. cerned that marijuana leads to STAMP-OUT FREELOVING' circles. As is the nature of It is a much repeated fact heavier drugs it should be noted POT-SMOKING'. PINKO-FAG PRO victimless crime, proof (with however, that a demand for an that most laws treat marijuana as HIPPY FREAKS AND OTHER given law enforcement methods illegal commodity by a large an offense more serious than LSD SORTS OF SCUM THAT SEEP by The I.S.F.F.B.. an intcrmural and Constitutional law) is very number of people is like a subsidy and only slightly less serious than OUT OF THE CESSPOOLS OF organization dedicated to the difficult. About 60% of those toward the expansion of organ- the big H. This inducement to a SOCIETY) advancement of Pot Sciences. apprehended on marijuana ized crime operations. It is no trend that is still largely a scare charges are released due to coincidence that the Prohibition tactic in drug education programs In 1937. four years after difficulty in proving possession or Era and to an extent the present is further argement to take pot Continued on page o Prohibition ended, marijuana was for technical errors in the arrest. one have been the most- lawless out of this ciass of so called heavy THE BATES STUDENT, Oct. 22, 1976 3 \V-

students very much greater than doctors' wives and professional Meet The that found at other institutions friends of the faculty. with which he has been affiliate'd. If you can't find Professor Hepburn would, however, Hepburn in his office in Pettigrew Profs encourage increased formal Hall or at home, he tells us he'll "The Student" feels that consultation of the faculty by probably be playing badminton recognition of Bates' faculty is administration in reference to the somewhere. Also...don't miss his long overdue. Many of our aims and goals of the College and fifth play, to be produced next professors have extremely disposition of the budget. May. Among its characters are: diverse interests of which Professor Hepburn has Groucho Marx, Joe McCarthy, students and perhaps even other suggestions for several things he The Boston Strangler and The instructors and administration would like to see happen at Bates. University of Rhode Island foot- members are unaware. This Black/white relationships are at ball team. article is the first in a series the center of America's future, When questioned about his directed towards a better Hepburn thinks, and it is interest in English. Hepburn acquaintance with some of the essential that in its teaching replied simply, "I love to read people who make Bates what it is. Bates becomes increasingly and write." He has two main concerned with this. He suggests fields of interest: research/publi- that courses studying this rela- ■ James Hepburn cations and what he calls tionship be offered. "ordinary" writing. His study of She is very interested in folk By JUNE PETERSON Another aspect of the Victorian Literature, modern Asst. Prof. dancing and plays guitar with two College's needing change is our English Literature and modern math professors in a folk trio James Hepburn has been an veritable isolation from the American Literature involves Lisbeth Francis which will be° preforming at a English professor here at Bates community, a situation which he reading manuscripts and people's By MICHEL RILEY Bates dance sometime in the near since 1972. He grew up in a small terms "absurd." If we were to letters which he obtains from the future. Folk music as you might of town in New Jersey, later offer more varied theatre and If you haven't bumped into guessed, is her favorite type of attended Yale University and did British Museum in London. initiate programs in the areas of Lisbeth Francis yet, as she music. his graduate level work at The Hepburn has published several languages (especially French), scampers to and fro on JUT busy Her impression of Bates University of Pennsylvania. scholarly books, an autobio- social studies and politics, we schedule, then I suggest you do students is that they are at least Professor Hepburn paused at graphy, a children's book, several could involve ourselves with a so. Lisbeth Francis is the new relatively relaxed. Maybe we several points in his graduate textbooks and has produced much larger percentage of the assistant professor of Biology at should say less tense than stu- study, at which times he taught at several plays. community; not merely the Bates. dents from other colleges where Hampton Institute and Lafayette As ail assistant prof., she is she has taught. College. immensely involved and interest- Something she considers Two days in a technical ed in her work, (the study of unique about the students here is writing position disenchanted Marine Inverts). But she doesn't their willingness to cooperate and Professor Hepburn with this work stop there, as some professors do. help each other. They are not so and led him once again to seek She is also a friendly and co- competitive that they will not help employment in the teaching operative individual who is will- each other: this, in her opinion, is profession. Since this time, he ing to give of herself for the great. has taught at Cornell University, betterment of the students. She also sees the trend The University of Rhode Island. Miss Francis is a 1965 grad- towards conservatism I on Yale University, The University of uate of Antioch College. She colleges campuses. The students Leicester in England, and of recicved he PhD. from Stanford, are more concerned with indivi- course, here at Bates. has done research work at two dual achievement, than with Professor Hepburn attributes universities in europe and has drastically changing the status Bates' size, its lack of fraternities taught at the University of Wash- quo as they were in the 60's. and sororities, the modest role of ington in Seattle, before coming She is impressed with the athletics and the excellent job to Bates. Student-Faculty relationship and done by the Admissions Depart- • ir. i Upon arriving at the college the inter-actions at Bates as ment to making Bates what he she had high hopes, and so far compared with large universities. calls, "...the most agreeable and these hopes have not been dash- She also finds desirable the friendly place I've taught." ed. I i/ admits that she must wait faculties "humanitarian" {Photos - Burbank/ Student] a little longer and keep an open He praised the Bates attitude toward the students. By Administration, saying it held an mind before she finalizes her "humanitarian" attitude she interest in the faculty and impressions of Bates. As of now means that the faculty isn't so she is still going through the caught up in research and strain of settling into a new job competitiveness with other , and working with new people. In teachers, that they forget about her words. "I am only partly the Students' needs and aspira- COLLEGE POETRY REVIEW broken in by the Bates students." tions. Lisbeth admires flexibility Lisbeth greatly enjoys the in a teacher. The NATIONAL POETRY PRESS subjects she teaches. (Inverte- Miss Francis is looking for- brate Zoology, Behavioral announces ward with great expectations to Ecology), likes the students here, the Short Term unit. It provides and likes teaching the material. an cxcellant opportunity for stu- She considers herself a fairly dents to aquire a general feel for The closing date for the submission of manuscripts by College Students is demanding teacher because she the field which they want to enter, ardently desires her students to especially biology students. November 5 learn the material. In fact she is She was pleasantly surprised so excited about their learning it, ANY STUDENT attending either junior or senior college is eligible to submit when she found out the marine which is an exciting phonomenon life along the Maine coast was his verse. There is no limitation as to form or theme. Shorter works are pre- in itself, she often exceeds the better than in the Chesapeake ferred because of space limitations. fifty-five minutes alloted to her Bay or Woods Hole. Mass.. where classes. "With this type of Each poem must be TYPED or PRINTED on a separate sheet, and must she had worked previously. So far, enthusiasm neither the teacher bear the NAME and HOME ADDRESS of the student, and the COLLEGE Lisbeth has taken her classes on ADDRESS as well. nor the student can lose". many field trips to the coast (and Before she arrived at Bates, is very grateful to the sun for MANUSCRIPTS should be sent to the OFFICE OF THE PRESS. Miss Francis was apprehensive being present on these days). that there might be a dearth of Miss Francis is not iifraid to things to do here, because it is NATIONAL POETRY PRESS speak up when she sees some- Box 218 Agoura.Ca. 91301 •s'ich a small college. However, thing which rubs her the wrong r being here for quite a while. way. She was extremely opinion- Hie is definitely impressed with ated concerning the two cartoons the amount going on, such as : which appeared in the recent theater, dancing, singing, film "i^/lTr-i^ FfOflTfoiise club activities, etc. Continued on page 12

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MARI- Deansmen in Concert If yM have ever wasted tm nan between 80%-95% of heroin ad- an ad ha The Stihwrt hat dee- JUANA: THE DECEPTIVE dicts start off using marijuana. ■aired beeaaae The Stadeat haa WEED. 1973. p. 42: Undoubtedly some of these ad- By INDIA BONNITTO Island Baby" and "Mood ao clasiifled ad aeetlaa. Starting "..daily smoking of Cannais dicts would have turned to heroin Indigo". here and now we will be taking preparations may be associ- even without the marijuana indoc- The majority of the group is Parents Weekend is the time daaaaVd ads at the rate el $0.02 ated with damage to the lung and trination, but it seems unlikely of year when students display underclassmen and most of them per ward. So—d reaaaaahle? cellular alterations which are not that the numbers would have their hidden talents to their will return next year. The Dean- unlike those related to the heavy been anywhere nearly as worse." parents. The Deansmen took full smen will be around a while Simply fill out this convenient smoking of tobacco." advantage of this opportunity last longer to provide us with more blank, and deliver with payment BEHAVIORAL CHANGES Sunday when they, along with the rcmemberances of the past. to Box 309. Deadline is Sunday Dupont. OP. CJT.. p. 23: Merrimanders. combined their night, for Thursday's Student. "One of the conclusions of TIMES-PICAYUNE. June 28. '74. songs and antics to make it an the Leuchenburger studies was p. 41: enjoyable time for parents. that marijuana was more of a "Experiments carried out During the past week. I health hazard than tobacco." with rheus monkeys at Tulane interviewed the pretigious Name. Medical Center indicate that Deansmen to find out what they PHYSIOLOGICAL DETERI chronic heavy smoking of mari- they were all about. The group AD: ORATION juana can cause permanent brain consists of Perry Maynard. Tom damage. Dr. Rob t G. Heath, Storey. Don Dubois. Doug John- Nahas, OP. CIT.. p. 113: who heads Tulane's research son. Mike Grusak. John "It can be expected that as team, said that his studies also Zawalich. Dion Wilson. Robert more Cannabis becomes available indicate that even moderate Cohen, and Mitch Brown (The in the United States some toxic smoking of marijuana can result pianist). Their music is of the LOUIS P NOLIN manifestations such as damage to in behavioral changes which are barbershoppe quartet type; old the cardiovascular system, dam- sometimes irreversible." Member American Gem time-time songs with a delightful Amount of payment. age to the liver and gastroin- Society testinal tract, damage to the addition of their own unique style I.?.? Lisbon Street SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC and individuality. They sing such I.ewisiDii. Maine The Student reserves the right to lungs and brain, etc., might HARMS nostalgic goodies as "Coney edit any ad. become more frequent." Senator Javits, "Marijuana Re- Whitney North Seymour, THE search and Legal Controls," 1974 YOUNG DIE QUIETLY. 1972. p. Subcommittee on Labor and Pu- 142:- blic Welfare, Nov., p. 3: "Laboratory experiments "Last year approximately 420,000 conducted by Dr. Vincent de Paul Americans were arrested for sale, THE PARTY'S OVER. Lynch have indicated the possi- use, or possession of marijuana- bility of genetic defects in preg- most of them without a previous nant women who smoked mari- arrest record. The costs of those juana. Earlier studies in India and arrests both in terms of tax North Africa disclosed serious dollars-equalling hundreds of psychological reactions. The 1971 millions of dollars per war and report of a New York state personal cost to hun- subcommittee found evidence dreds of millions thousands of that use of marijuana can cause citizens put in jail or prison for unpredictable, acute psychotic long periods of time, lives dis- All too often, when the And don't kid yourself DRUNK IWIVKR.HKI'r.Y episodes and possible brain and rupted and even ruined, families party ends, the trouble begins. because they may have had BOX 2.14S liver damage, genetic defects, divided, records besmearched, some black coffee. Black coffee ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND 20853 People who shouldn't be I I want 10 keep nn frwnils .ilivi and upper respiratory ailments." and the pain of ostracism doing anything more active than can't sober them up well enough . forthrneii party. encountered-is appaling." going to sleep are driving a car. to drive. 'Ml ma wl>.it .-Is** I r.in do. GENETIC DEFECTS Speeding and weaving their If someone gets too drunk I"" (Author's note? This citation way to death. to drive, drive him yourself. Or I u, should be viewed as another I. . I Before any of your friends call a cab. Or offer to let him "us news 9 world report. FEB. reason why one should not smoke drive home from your party, sleep over. FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS 21. '75. p. 75: pot, and not as evidence sup- make sure they aren't drunk. Maybe your friend won't The report of the National porting the decriminalization or be feeling so good on the DRIVE DRUNK. Don't be fooled because Institute of Mental Health said legalization of the drug.) morning after, but you're going they drank only beer or wine. that for women "among the most Beer and wine can be just as to feel terrific. intoxicating as mixed drinks. serious consequences" of the use CANCER of marijauna is the chance ot THE BATES STUDENT, Oct. 22. 1976 5 \y*

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NARCS Talk The Museum of Modern Art By DICK ROTHMAN seems to taKe the form of turning the case over to the college (MOMA) in New York is a very hard place-lots of granite, The possession or sale of administration, which has in past marble, chrome, steel, and plastic Marijuana in the state of Maine is cases expelled students for deal- -populated by very hard people still outlawed. However, pos- ing drugs. with aviator glasses, platform session of less than an ounce of shoes, West Side beards, and the green weed is a civil violation, Hard Drugs No Problem dialectical paperbacks. Neverthe- .inject not to arrest but to a fine v less, a couple of times a year, of up to 250 dollars. Of late the "narco" squad has noticed an increase in Lewis- MOMA is awash with tears. Sobs echo from the auditorum where No Set Policy ton's use of drugs such as barbituates, LSD, and expecially films are shown, and people slide from the building before too many The Lewiston Police Dept. cocaine. Their main concern in of their friends get a chance to see has a narcotics (or "narco") regards to Bates is that the drugs the tear-tracked evidence of sent- squad consisting of tSvo officers. there will seep into the com- imentality incompatible with dis- Their work is basically one of munity surrounding it. But, to passionate criticism. This is all it coordinating and supplying their relief this has not happened. takes to tell you Camllle is back in money to undercover agents Dehetre commented: "I know town. operating throughout the state. that there are hard drugs there Is Bates harder than Sgt. Dehetre is one of their (Bates), but they keep it to MOMA? Tonight you can find out number, a friendly guy with a bit themselves and outsiders have when the Film Board brings the of a paunch and an amiable trouble getting in there..." personality. In response to my He also indicated that the lady to the Filene room. Camille is Greta Garbo, and she is question, he replied: "The Lewis- police would not hesitate to make beautiful. Not only is she be- ton Police Dept. has no set large drug busts and do under- autiful, her dresses are beautiful, marijuana policy in regard to cover work at Bates, but generally the elegant balls she wears them Bates. What goes for Lewiston don't because they can't find anyone who is willing to do it. In to are beautiful, the men she goes for Bates." conquers at the balls are beauti- The Lewiston P.D. has no other words, as long as the Bates ful, even the horses she rides with hesitancy about issuing summon- drug traffic doesn't spread to the Is The Cosmic her beau are beautiful. Her most ses to those caught smoking pot. Lewiston High School, the police beautiful beau is Robert Taylor, However, they will not aggress- are not very concerned. who, of course, she mistreats ively pursue such persons, Muffin Tuned In? cruelly and who, of course, loves especially at Bates. Dehetre Police Pot Parties By DAVID BROOKS staff in boston, a syndicated show her madly anyway. But the tnort notes: "We don't get into the (which appears on four radio and beautiful thing about Camille, the campus too much; if there is a The Lewiston Police have no Astrology is growing up. one TV station throughout the thing that sets her apart from the complaint we'll go in..." problem getting rid of confiscated After centuries of mysticism Northeast), a large media agency other romantic movie heroines, is marijuana after court action is and confusion, astrology has to handle his promotion, and he her cough. After all, did Scarlet BatMtoaAiTMtcd over. The local grass is doused emerged into the Space Age with gets S100 for making and inter- O'Hara have consumption? Did with gasoline and burned in huge a flourish. It uses computers to preting people's charts, astrology Scarlet cough glamorously as she Batesies have been arrested fires. "We have pot parties, plot planetary positions, has its is big time. sand from a belle to an emigre on drug-related charges in recent too," Dehetre amiably joked. own American Federation of In his talk Wednesday night, land owner? No, but Camille did. years, but only infrequently and But unlike dope, the police Astrologers, talks in terms like Martinie went through some of It is not enough for Camille's soul off-campus. The most serious aren't out to burn Batesies. 'function' and 'variable' and, in the basic principles behind as to pay for her frivolity and bust was a few years ago when a Detective Captain Robert Soucy the inevitable manner of modern trology- the various birth signs, cruelity. Her body also pays; after couple Batesies were picked up indicated that the cops "don't fields of study, specializes. the effects of the individual being driven from the glittering while attempting to break into a want to screw up the lifes of any Darrell Martinie (The Cosmic planets, the basic astrological Parisian salons, she dies, cough- pharmacy in search of drugs. students," noting that if everyone Muffin—the name is a self put- chart- and made one prediction: ing delicately and serenely, on Other than that, there have only went to college "we wouldn't on) is a psychological astrologist. "Gerald Ford will not get re- her divan in a cold bedroom been a couple minor arrests for have half the crime." With both parents and three of elected." In the process he was where she almost repents for possession. These professionals know four sisters in astrology, this is funny, persuasive and only treating Robert so mean. Anyone Lewiston drug authorities are that pot is as available as quick perhaps to be expected. He deals occassionally incoherent. Using whose lips even twitched for Ali mainly concerned With dealing, comfort at the Holly, and accept it with astrology as it affects people an effective slide show, he got his McGraw in Love Story better stay and according to St. Dehetre: "If as a fact of life. "Marijuana?" and their relationships with other point across: Astrology isn't just a away from this one. The film there is anyone dealing at Bates one of them asked jokingly, "It's people and events. He originally load of nonsence, and you should distributors should sell insurance that our undercover men become so available that we've had set out in various other directions at least take a look at it. policies for Camille like they do aware of I'm sure we'd try to buy people reporting it stolen!" He before settling on astrology- Darrell Martinie isn't trying for horror films: "We will not be from them...and we'd pros- doesn't suggest that you try that. Martinie possesses an impressive to make non-believers into be- responsible for injury due to ecute .'' However, prosecution collection of Masters degrees- lievers; he just wants them to be excessive grief and weeping while and his training in other sciences non-non-believers. He feels, watching this film". So, even can be seen in his approach to perhaps rightly, that astrology at though this is an excellent film, Human Ecology Seminar Begins astrology. least deserves the same respect beautifully directed by George The Cosmic Muffin is quite that is given psychology, which is Cukor, and even though this is an candid about astrology's weak- no less an imprecise science with FREEPORT, MAINE-It was will be offered by an adjunct it features perhaps the greatest ness. He opened his talk in the as many unknowns as astrology. recently announced that the faculty of theorists and prac- American film actress in her most Filene room last Wednesday by He wants people to examine Center" for Human Ecology titioners, architects, wood-energy famous role, and even though this telling people that they should be astrology with an open mind, Studies will be opening and conversion designers, econo- film is the object of more camp skeptical about astrology; he something which is admittedly accepting its first group of stu- mists, foresters, etc.). Field trips parody than anything else that invited skepticism, thus hopefully not done very often. dents in January, 1977. will be made to critical sites, has come out of Hollywood Bill Seretta, Center presi- among them a wood-solar heated isolating himself from the hund- He admits freely that he because it is so good, don't come reds of quacks that litter his field, doesn't know why the planets dent, stated that "The Center office building, the Georgia- and see it unless you're tougher like most people in astrology, he* influence our lives; what myster- was established in the Spring of Pacific operation, various univer- than most of the people at is somewhat on the defensive, a ious force they eminate that so 1976 to offer educational and field sity projects. One and one-half MOMA. In the words of Bob condition brought about by the affects our existence-he merely experiences in human ecology." days each week will be spent DyIan-"Some people would He said further that "the managing a woodlot with the scorn and sneers heaped upon knows what affects they have. If rather be dead than get caught astrology by others. He is still pressed, he may mumble some- Center will fulfill its purposes by supervision of a forestry teacher. reading Modern Screen somewhat bitter about a paper thing about electro-magnetic offering a one-month seminar in The thirteen-week spring Romances." Enjoy. January and three thirteen-week released by 180-some-odd forces, but there are no real program will be of similar design' Do debates and booze go programs in the spring, summer. except that it will include a prominent scientists this last answers. However, there are no together? spring labeling astrology a mean- real answers as to how the brain and fall covering such topics as twenty-hour a week internship The Bates College Govern- alternative energy, value systems and will focus upon appropriate inless field with no real basis. works either, he points out, and ment Club thinks so, and is This bitterness isn't surpris- yet people still examine the and lifestyles, land use. appro- uses of technology. sponsoring "A Night with Jimmy priate technology, and alternative A student attending the Cen- ing, for Martinie really believes in process and don't reject its exist- and Jerry," Friday nite, Oct. 22 what he does. He isn't in it just ence. agriculture. The thirteen-week ter is eligible to receive full credit (tornmorrow nite) from 9:30-11:00 programs will include a one-third if the program has been approved for the money-his relationship He can present literally P.M. in Chase Lounge. The entire thousands of cases, both from his time Internship in one of the by the student's home institution. with astrology bears some of the Bates community is invited to own observation and those of many Maine organizations The staff of the Center will characteristics of a labor of love., watch the final Ford-Carter He originally got into qualified witnesses, of astrology „involved in these areas." be visiting a number of colleges debate on color TV while drinking Bruce Finlayson, the Cen- during late October and early astrology after receiving degrees accurately predicting the direct- and dining on ample brew and in psychology, economics and ion events will take, and while ter's academic director, noted November to explain the program munchies which will be provided. that "the January program is to students and faculty. political science and dabbling in this is certainly not proof, it Afterwards, a discussion of should be regarded as some sort MAINE/WOOD: An examination Students interested in various areas for a while. He was the debate with Government of evidence. of a Community's Adaptation to a literature of Center programs introduced to modern astrology Dept. professors will take place It may be that if enough Renewable. Alternative Energy should contact their campus' through studying with an astrolo- for all interested. ger in college, during which time people examine the subject as Source." A format of lecture- director of off-campus programs The price is only 50 cents and discussions, selected practical or write to the Center for Human he slowly became convinced of Darrell Martinie wishes they tickets will be available in the would, astrology will someday experiences, field trips and Ecology Studies. PO Box >P the validity of the subject. dinner line tonight and become a major part of our seminar will be used. Lectures Freeport. Me. 04032. Now he has an office and tommorrow. Continued on page IZ 6 THE BATES STUDENT, Oct. 22, 1976 What's Happening

Gymnasium. Performance at 8:00 FILM ■ ork state as the focus, the p.m. Presented by the University OCTOBER 22- October 31 ADD TO THEATRE program compares a large city "Spectacle Moliere"October 24 of Maine Student Concert Com- "Camille" October ii. Bates with a small town. College 7:30 and 9:45 p.m. Film BY MARGUERITE A. JORDAN Schaeffer Theatre Performances mittee. at 3:00 and 7:30 p.m. Sponsored vesion of Alexander Dumas' fam- ART by the Franco-American Heritage MISCELLANY ed tear jerker. Sponsored by the THEATRE Center. For more information call Bates College Film Board. Exhibition and Sale Chase Hall Poetry Reading October 26 Bates "Jeanne D'Arc" October 27 "I Remember Mama," October 783-9248. Gallery Bates College October 29 Bates College 8:00 p.m. One of 20-24 University of Maine at 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Marson College Chase Lounge Six Bates TELEVISION College students will bring poetry the last great European silent Farmington, Performances at Ltd. specializes in exhibiting for films, based on the last twenty- 7:30 p.m. Alumni Hall Theatre U.N. Day Concert "A Lincoln sale a collection of oriental art alive in this evening oi fine four hours of Joan's life. Sponsor- Reservation can be made in Portrait" October 24 PBS 3:30 from Japan, China etc.etc. entertainment. Sponsored by the advance, minimal charge. p.m. The National Symphony Treat Gallery Bates College Garnet. ed by the Film Board. "Lies My Father Told Me" "Heroes and Hard Cases - A Orchestra conducted by Antal Opens "Ceramics by Richard October 23 Scheffer Theatre Show Bicentennial Comedy" October Dorati performs Aaron Copland. Zakin" October 24 Gallery hours ing is at 9:15 p.m. Sponsored by 5l The Alpha-Omega Players. St. are Monday - Friday 1-5, 7-8 p.m. the Bates College Hillel Society. Marks Church. Augusta. Perfor- The Adams Chronicles-"James Sunday 2-5 p.m. Gosing date for mance at 4:00 p.m. Adams: President" October 25 the exhibit is November 19. PBS England and France are at Photography of the Knox County war and the young United States "The Miser" October 1-31. The Camera Club October 19 - Nov- is on the brink of war with France. Profile Theatre. Portland Thurs- ember 28, William A. Farnsworth day-Saturday 8:15 p.m. Sunday Library and Art Museum Ro If- In Performance at Wolf Trap 7:30 p.m. For reservations call land, Maine. "The World Series of Jazz" PBS 774-0465. Excerpts from Macbeth and Mid- 9:00 p.m. Billy Eckstine, Earl ADD TO THEATRE "Fatha" Hines and Dizzy summer Night's Dream October BY JEFF BURTON mechanical engineer from M.I.T., Gillespie appear together for the 22 and 23 Central School "You're a Good Man, Charlie commands the band with driving, first time in 30 years. Brown" October 24 Poland Auditorium in Auburn. Perfor- Tom Waits, Small Change intensified lead guitar work. mance is by the acclaimed Thea- Spring Inn Admission is free. (' More Than a Feeling" "Piece "Anyone for Tennyson-An Invi- (Asylum Records): tre-at Monmouth. For more info Come and relax with a drink or Among the most interesting of Mind" "Rock and Roll tation to Romance" October 27 two and this top notch musical call 783-2211. songwriters of the Seventies (i.e., Band"). Brad Delp proves him- PBS 11:00 p.m. In a swank supper comedy. Performance at 2:00 Jackson Brown, Bruce Spring- self a vocalist of intensity that club setting, the many moods of p.m. MUSK) steen, Van Morrison, Warren heightens the effect of high love are expressed in 20 poems Zevon, to name a few) one of energy that seems the trademark Noonday Concerts November 2 ADD TO MUSIC them, Tom Waits, has emerged of Boston. "A Matter of Size" October 30 Eric Chasalow Class of '78 with a new album. Whereas his Although this album is then- 8:00 PBS. A documentary ' Roger McQuinn with Thunder- Twentieth Century Music of Flute two previous albums were some- first it proves to be an album that portrayal of the issue of "big- Byrd October 23 University of Bates College Chapel Performan- what raw, Small Change seems should well establish Boston as ness" in government. With New Maine at Orono, Memorial ce at 12:30 p.m. the most polished. one of the hottest' and most Portland Symphony Orchestra energized rock bands to come October 26 Portland City Hall What is evident in this album alive this side of the ocean in a Performance at 8:15. Program is Tom Waits as a song writer- long time. Time will tell, their includes Dvorak: Carnival Over- story teller who does not merely second album, if and when it does ture, Piston: World Premiere "Passion" - October 27 talk about the street; Waits come out, should tell us their Concerto for String Quartet. emerges a reincarnation of the future. Colby College Trio Given street. Waits paints pictures of Auditorium October 29 Perfor- ness to the characters and their diners, bars, skid row sidewalks, Soul: Devotees have waited two On Wednesday, October 27, mance at 8:15. Music of Schubert all night cafes but gives them years and it seems worth it for the film Board will present The circumstances. Ibe close-up. Arensky and Re. Mary Mailman animation through humor and a Stevie Wonder has a new double Passion of Jeanne d'Arv by the shots, the naket settings, the violinist, Dorothy Reuman, cellist voice unique in its own right. record, Songs in the Key of Life. Danish film-maker Carl Dreyer. historical abstraction-all if tgese Lillian Garwood, pianist. Waits is sensitive. He is > Jazz: New John Klemmer is out, Made in 1928. the film is the technical aspects concentrate the Word of Mouth Chorus October Jimmy's or, as heard in "Pasties Barefoot Ballet. The jazz is portrayal of the excruciating spectator's eye upon the passion, 31 Hebron Academy Performance and a G-String" (listen to the accessible and moving, what torment of Jeanne's last day. freeing him from any distraction. at 7:30 p.m. Concert of Medieval, drum), is the Holly. (Bates know Klemmer says is "the sensual However, Passion is not a his- Dreyer's control over his use Renaissance, Early American, flow of sound". torical film. Its presentation of of symbols (more numerous in tin- Molly?!!) and Balkan folksongs. Rock: Known through his work plot as subject-matter (in spatial Passion than in any other of his Music of the German Baroque with The Edgar Winter Group, terms) rather than as narrative (in films) to express the principal Waits sings the blues, "Tom Colby College October 31 Lorimer Dan Hartman has a fine solo linear terms) lifts it from that tensions of Jeanne's passion Traubert's Blues", "Invitation to Chapel Performance at 4:00 p.m. album available. Images. class of "uncinematic" films that keeps them from slipping into the Adel Heinrich presents harpsi- the Blues", in a way that gives try to resuscitate the past. sentimental or the simplistic. At life to despair. The listener has no Reggae: Burning Spear, by cord and organ music of this one point, Jeanne sees a grave- Passion stands as a film reduced choice but be moved. Waits has Burning Spear: With leader period. digger pull up a skull. Immediate- to cimematic essentials, yet it is been there, tells the listener Winston Rodney Burning Spear ly the camera cuts to a field of still able to convey a profound and about it, and brings the listener theatens to remove Bob Marley WC2KSHOPS-LECTURES flowers, the flowers of life. The passionate human experience. there. and The Waiters as the prime effect is overwhelming in its The intensity of Dreyer's force of reggae Conference on Women in Science poignancy. That the life of the October 29 and 30 University of treatment of Jeanne's passion Small Change possesses only arises from his use of a series of spirit means the death of the body Maine at Orono is also suggested by the beautiful three cuts that are the Waits Good News: Children's Rights Workshops Nov tightly interrelated cine-photos of trademark, that is the beat poet faces. 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THE BATES STUDENT. Oct. 22. 1976 w Let's Clear Up Lottery Rumors THE RED- EYED LEAGUE inspect ion ."Now. if you will please excuse me. I shall smoke a little Homes and I were sitting at home on a foggy London night. tobacco. One can never have enough bad habits, my dear by June Peterson Hardly had we gotten into a discussion fo the relative attributes of Whatson." I knew that no more information could be drawn out of tobacco versus cocaine when a knock came upon the door an a Holmes on the trip. The Student went to Lane man walked in. He wore a gunny sack with "Maine Potatoes" Many things were still unclear to me, and I wondered what Hall to talk with Dean Debbie written on it. His hair was unkempt and his nose was running. On awaited us in Maine. More that a few nights found me strolling the Thomas to uncover the truth, if his feet he wore kungfu sandals. deck like an expectant father, anticipating trouble, although the any. to the numerous rumors remainder of the journey was physically uneventful. concerning the rooming system. The lottery system, seen to "Come in, sir," exhorted shurlock, "I've been expecting you." work most effectively at Middle- "But how could you, when I only now decided to come here?" bury College, was first introduced the man asked in dull amazement. at Bates last spring in an effort to make things "more open". Lottery was done by class with Elementary. I read in the Times today that H.M.S. Rodger CHAPTERm class priority absolute. There Jolly was in port. I have friends who told me that a man such as you The steamboat chugged into Lewiston Harbor on the mighty were no "Squatters Rights" (the would be making the trip, and since I know that you were seeking Androscoggin when the sun was beating her best, reddening the option of keeping a room present- the Lawrence whiskey cache, the only logical conclusion was that scalps of the hatless men of this town. Shurlock and I disembarked ly occupied for a second year), or you would come to me. And here you are. Here, have a snort." and were greeted by Mr. Ronko and another man. This man had "Dorm Preference" (the policy of light brown hair which he kept close-cropped. He, had denim allowing those students living in a overalls on. with worn knees and blue marks on the thighs. He Homes amazed me. No matter how many times I was subjected certain residence to remain there smelled of some sort of powder, most likely a smoothing agent. He to his magnetic mind. I could not accustom myself to what must another year if they so desire). have been his divine inspirations. I was still pondering this when Whithin a room, assignments the man. obviously distressed, began sobbing. "It was all I hoped wore light shoes of the mocassin variety, which were brand new. were made on the basis of the for. and it is gone. You must help me. Mr. Homes. The cache is His flannel shirt, a uniform of the woodsmen of this area, was also highest class of the students rightfully mine, yet now I am left with this." as he displayed his of recent purchase. He had a hunter's cap on and a dark blue jacket. involved. A campus-wide vote sack. The right arm of his jacket was scarred by a black smudge of some was token and the majority of sort. Undoubtedly this was enough information for Shurlock to know students were in favor of the "Of course. Mr. Ronko. The mind behind this caper is so the man's life history and what his assorted pleasures were. I knew institution of this program. diabolical that my taking this case would be a challange. Only one that they were dues, but I could not speak their language. Contrary to popular belief, man could have created such a masterful crime. I'm sure you have the concepts of all upperdass or heard of Professor Notoriety? He has but one weakness, or perhaps underclass dormitories were not it h a show of strength. He leaves dues for me in each of Ms "Mr Homes, may I introduce Mr. Newton Wdlesley. Mr. ones favored by The Dean of schemes, to taunt me. In this case I can recognize his evil hand." Whatson. Mr. Wellesley." Ronko's appearance was changed for Students' Office or the Proctors* the better with the substitution of conventional clothes for his sack. Council and were worrisome Thus reassured, the man started out the door. I stopped him "Perhaps we should get on with this. Mr. Ronko." Homes features of the program. There and gave him a quid."Buy yourself some clothes so you won't said, with a nod toward me. He had it solved already."! suppose the was. however, only one house arouse suspicion. It may be better if the Professor knew not about campus of Bates College would be the best place to start." (Moulton) which had been filled our involvement in this." Shurlock said nothing. "How do you know this, Mr. Homes?"Wellesley interceded. by upperdassmen by the end of "Surely we must search Mr. Ronko's apartment, since he had the the lottery. It is evident that this cache stashed there." potential flaw in the lottery system never materialized. CHAPTER II An ever-occurring problem Homes replied idly, "Not so. Mr. Wellesley. I know for a fact fadng Administration attempting Homes had booked us onto the Rodger Jolly for her return that we will find nothing there. Indeed, we must hurry to Bates, for to assign rooms is the basic one of junket to America, but I had no notion as to why. He was busy- or the two o'clock bell is ringing." We arrived at the school at ten past simply not knowing how large a perhaps I should not say busy, exactly. He was in a languid state for the hour. First. Homes inquired of a man dressed in a similar number of students will actually the good part of a week. "Contemplating. Dear Whatson, it is a fashion to Wellesley the direction to the History Department. matriculate. The beginning of necessary and pleasurable withdrawal. Drug-oriented, yes: but sir, Following this man's instructions we went into a two story brick the summer found Bates over- it is of life itself to sense all sensations. While I am stimulated at the building which was reminiscent of a railroad station. We walkd crowded by forty people. prospect of an intriguing crime, I am equally euphoric by my quickly to Room seven, where we interupted a stern old professor Since it had been determined hibernations. I feel revitalized now, even enough to answer your who was lecturing on the legacy of the Estrucian priests. It seems that many roommate problems insipid questions." that they would mix a concoction of fermented drink, and then have occurred when freshmen ritually bury it in the center of the village. The lucky person who and upperdassmen were placed "Now, Homes, I have been trying to be the observer, but together, this situation was to be whenever I attempt to observe anything, I find that the things I have found it would drink it. and be bestowed with magical powers of all kept minimal. During the summer noticed are worthless to the case, while you spot the informant in a sorts. Amidst hearty laughter, the professor explained how, on a those upperdassmen who had man's appearance immediately." particularly long excursion into the unknown, some Estrucian priest lost their roommates were reas- were believed to have reached the coast of Maine, where they signed rooms before any fresh- Alright, dear doctor, I shall explain. But it is really in your line stopped and payed homage to the local gods. Included in this ritual men assignments were made. It to see these things. You are a doctor, and you should see symptoms was the giving to the natives of a container of their magic potion. was of course inevitable that which tell you the present, past, and future of a case. The symptoms They would instuct the primitive to carry the potion on a full day's some combining of underclass- tell you with what the person is inflicted, how the man recieved the journey into the mainland, and then bury it. The legacy which the men with upperdassmen would malady, and what is bound to happen to him. Singularly, these Professor spoke of was this container, which had never been found. be unavoidable. symptoms tell you only a piecemeal story. Combine them, and you "I will give an A to the student who can find this container.'"The To accommodate the added have a full picture. In this case, I am sure you noted that our visitor professor ended his lecture with this promise. students it was necessary to make had a burlap sack on, a messy head of hiar, and nostril suffering some doubles on campus into triples. As there became more from congestion, and some hideous open shoes used primarily in Holmes and 1 were strolling through the campus after dinner, Oriental ritual warfare." openings, due to transfers and pondering this development. "That legacy of the Professor's is our freshmen who decided not to Lawrence whiskey cache,"Dr. Whatson. of this I am positive. And I attend, more shifting in rooming "Yes. I have tried to put a picture of Mr. Ronko together with suspect that Mr. Ronko would love to get his hands on it. Along with was done. these clues. He is obviously suffering from his recent loss what with that scoundrel, Newton Wellesley. He knows where it is. but he Students arc urged to go to his inadequate protection from the cold of old England." docs not dare reveal it yet. But he has to keep a close watch on it. So The Dean of Students' Office in we shall keep a close watch on Newton. The ihing that intrigues me Lane Hall with any suggestions, "Whatson, my dear sir, you have only suceeded in giving Mr. about that fellow lies under his fingernails. When I shook his hand, 1 comments or complaints they Ronko a partial picture, and a faulty one at that. The burlap-sack is noticed that he had sand there." might have. not the sign of a poor man. It is the sign of a desperate man. Besides, he came over to England on a rather nice ship. Unless he We cannot claim authorship of this piece, it was recently found In was a stow-away, and there is no evidence pointing to such a the unpublished works of Sir Arthur Kull Boyle. The reason it was conclusion, -he had to spend some money to get here. No, Dr. unpublished is that Boyle swore that this was a true story. While Korn-Hau.-Kellor Whatson, and neither can you consider his hair a sufficient reason some fanatical fans of his have actually made the trip to Lewiston to for declaring his poverty. It was not tied in knots and twisted the search out the cache, no one has found any dues fo the whiskey, Subs, Pizzas way a sea voyage would make it. Instead, it was violently although Homes seemed to fed that he knew enough to find out rearranged, as in the event of a struggle. This becomes a stronger where it was Charlie and I plan to find this potion, because I could Luncheon Specials possibility when you consider his clogged nasil passages. He had no use the A and Charlie could use the magical potency. We'll even other signs of sickness, but he was panting as if from some physical give all of you a chance to find it, too. Like I said, Homes fdt that Cold Beer on Tap exertion. Such exercise will often signal a return of the sniffles. So there were enough clues hi this story to find it. Next week. In "The Mr. Ronko was in a struggle, in which his clothes were torn to Red-Eyed League," Pt.2, wo wRI explain why Homes did not And HOURS-Mori. -Sat. 11 -11 shreds, so he grabbed a convenient sack to conceal his the cache, if yon decide to search oat this notion, pieaae be very 1472 Lisbon Street embarrassment. How he escaped from his four .assailants; I do not caations. There to a came which will destroy the careless seeker of Tel. 783-7950 know. But I suspect that his sandals might answer that on closer the Lawrence whiskey cache. 8 THE BATES STUDENT, Oct. 22, 1976 /37

discussing Cultural Studies, repeatedly emphasized that dis- GoJYA in '77 ciplines in themselves evolve. The program is a newly created structure, very much in the By TIM LUNDERGAN process of definition-it is a changing entity. from theater to railroad tickets. Last Wednesday night a. For instance, the next item The meeting lasted over an good crowd of sophomores pack- on the faculty agenda when hour and a half as people grad- ed Skelton Lounge in the hope of "Cultural Heritage" courses ually slipped out. Most remained going to Europe, or, in one case, were first approved in 1944 was to optimistic about the program, and Australia, through the Junior adopt a requirement in the dis- with good reason. Almost all the Year Abroad program sponsored cipline of Philosophy and returnees from last year said they by the college. Psychology; namely, three hours would do it all over again, given Mr. Richard Williamson, the of Old and New Testament. the choice. new head of JYA, spoke briefly The Psychological History of about the requirements and Religious Rebels, a course selection process for the program. 100 Year-old combining psychology and history In addition to the require- with religion is one of expanded ments listed in the catalog, one Rug Stolen course offerings, another being must receive approval of the Tradition and Change in Modern Off-campus study committee Japan. Both of these courses will created for this task. Mr. The one-hundred year old prayer rug which hangs from, the be initiated in next semester's Williamson hoped that everyone curriculum possibilities. who applied would be accepted, east wall of Hirasawa Lounge in Chase Hall has been reported Further development of the although he stressed that the curriculum will owe much to requirements were fairly rigid. missing, it was recently learned. Security chief Chet Emmons has Do Cultural Studies Professors Acker man. K cm per, The opportunity to study in and Lyczko, none of whom pre- Canada was made available for no leads as to where the valuable rug has disappeared to or who sently offer courses in Cultural the first time this year. In took it, a student or otherwise. Studies as such, but all of whom addition to England, Scotland, Exist At Bates? He cites the easy accessibility of are on the Cultural Studies and Wales, participants are Committee. studying this year in Ireland, Chase Hall to virtually anyone by June Peterson and the impossibility of watching Indeed, the Cultural Studies France, Germany, and. in one Program does attract the inter- it all the time as the reasons why What is the Cultural Studies Classifieds case, Japan. disciplinary major. Someone In non-English speaking someone could take such a large Program? Does it exist? The interested in the literature and FOR SALE: 1 Snowmobile Parks countries, a working knowledge item without being noticed. Bates Student decided to investi- history of America or England, with acrylic pile hood, velcro tabs of the language is required. Emmons would like student gate. and zippered pockets, matching After Mr. Williamson had Sponsoring courses of but not of both countries, could co-operation in this matter, and very easily tailor a program to fit blb-warmnps with zippered legs. spoken, the meeting turned to general liberal arts interest and anyone who has information his specific preferences. A stu- Was $60 new a year ago, now $30. various aspects of living abroad, interdisciplinary majors for about the tapestry should contact dent intrigued by the Reformation Carl Nellson, Box 634, Chase such as travel, housing, activities, individual students are the main him at 4-0129. Era might choose a combination 25-26. and acquiring credit for courses purposes of the Cultural Studies of history, religion and art history taken abroad upon one's return to Program. These curriculum offer- Mr. Emmons also feels that courses. LOST: I gray tweed hat | Millars| Bates. This portion of the meeting students should co-operate more ings seek to pose theoretical and A Cultural Studies major Reward. No questions asked. was conducted by returnees from with the Security Office by report- methodological questions into the differs from an interdisciplinary Contact: M. Rodman, Smith last year's JYA program. ing an) suspicious looking act- nature of culture. major in its degree of sponsor- Middle 303. In at least one case, total ivities occuring on campus. Relationships among ideas ship. The program provides a expenses for the venture, includ- and values on the one hand and Wanted! !!!!Gofors |dirty work committee which serves to guide ing air travel, tuition, room and psychological background and people | to get advertisements for One recent example of such its students, whereas the interdis- board, general expenses and social environments on the 6ther The Bates Student. Yon get 15% an incident occured in Roger Bill ciplinary major must do his own travel in three countries amount are studied. cut for what yon sell! Contact The when two or three rooms were consulting with various faculty ed to $3500. Oxford, we were A Proposal to offer a Cultural Editor, Box 309. entered by several "townies" and and department chairmen to told, was much'more expensive. Studies major at Bates was voted money was stolen. establish a workable program. If the British pound continues to upon by the faculty in 1972 and By the end of his sophomore N eed a Yearbook photo? Or dip it may cost even less nexy later confirmed in 1976. This Students reported the in- or the beginning of his junior «v other photographT See Jeaae year. major is distinct from others at cident and the youngsters were year, the Cultural Studies major Chace. Bo. 1M By Appofatmeat Transportation on the Bates in the respect that it is not turned over to local authorities. must have well thought out the only. 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By ROAUL DUKE The key to the meets out- come was freshman Greg Peters The Bates running machine finish, working alone, because once again subdued the power bates 4th and 5th men Kim Maine pack at the State Cross Wettlaufer and Tom Clouticr Country Meet held at Bowdoin were having problems. (Not College. Bates by far outclassed enough to eat maybe??) Peters the competition by the score of found himself running 4th man 24, Maine 35, Bowdoin 76, and for the club at the third mile Colby with 105. mark. Following Coach Sloven- Maine has been tallying up ski's exhorations Greg used his impressive victories all season speed to kick into fifth place Amherst Wins by Fluke long and seemed like they would narrowly missing fourth, but give the pack some trouble in the qualifying for the All Maine Bates 10. A holding penalty and halfway through the final quarter. By NILS BONDE HENRIKSEN dual and state meets. But like the Squad. Grey had been improving key defensive plays by Paul A bad punt, combined with an outcome of the dual meet Bates all season long and his finish DelCioppie and Kevin Murphy John Widen's 47 yard touch- illegal motion penalty against came through with superior effort Saturday was a fine compliment ended the threat. The remainder down pass to Steve Hurwitz on Amherst, put Bates on the to defeat the Black Bears with to his and the team's develop- of the half was pretty much a the second series of plays of the visitors 45. Bates quarterbacks strong finishes. ment. punting duel until an Amherst game gave Amherst a 7-3 win Steve Olsen and Hugo Colasante Maine got of to a quick start Following Greg in fifth man error gave Bates the ball. over Bates Saturday at Garcelon went long on two plays - Olsen to but not quick enough. Before the was Tom Cloutier (Maybe you The Bobcats got their big Field. A large parents weekend Kip Beach and Colasante to Olsen first mile Leonard and Oparowski should stay up a little later?) break with only two minutes left crowd watched as Bates dropped - but both passes were slightly took the lead, to relinquish it. Sixth man was Mark Soderstrom in the half, when a Wack fumble its fourth game of the season and overthrown. Oparowski kept the pace fast as followed by Jim Gaffey, Kim was recovered by defensive back its third in a row. Again the The Bobcats are now one and he continued to stretch out the Wettlaufer, Steve Streetar, Dave Mike Spoils at the Amherst 12. A Bobcats offensive unit failed to four and every game becomes a field. "I felt that if we were to Nordstrom, Frank Hazlewood, third down pass from Steve Olsen put the points on the board big one in terms of team morale win, our 3rd, 4th, and 5th, men and Kenny Hammond. to Austin Fowler was broken up despite rather good field position and fan support. If the Bobcats would need something to go after. Oparowski's time (25:34) and excellent defensive play. by cornerback Mark Kotfila. and are to salvage the season it will be So a good fast pack would bring broke the previous course record the Bobcats were forced to settle Bates took the opening kick- at the cost of Colby and Bowdoin. the Maine runners along for the of 25:59 (Set by Bruce Merrill) by for a 25 yard Dell 'Erario field off but failed to move the ball. None of the CBB teams is having first few miles hoping that they 25 seconds. Tommy Leonard also Nick Dell 'Erario, returning to goal. very good seasons and there will would tire and fall back. "And Amherst appeared to be was under the old mark. action after a three week lay off, be a lot of pride at stake in the this proved to be so. Tommy Coach Slovenski was very came in to do the punting, giving going places on their first drive of CBB games. Leonard thought he might fall proud of his boys saying, "I knew the second half but another Wack the Lord Jeffs their first possess- Until the Bobcats can prey to Maine's number one we had to work for this one and I fumble gave Bates the ball. Late ion of the day on the Bates 48. establish some form of an aerial runner, Phil Pike, but Pike suc- in the quarter the visitors mount- feel that this effort shows how Halfback Dan Wack gained a yard attack they will find teams sitting cumbed to the early pace and was strong Bates really is." Maybe ed another fine drive. This time to the 47, then Widen unloaded back and waiting for the Bates soon passed by Rich Dezuin who the rest of New England should the Lord Jeffs moved the ball all his scoring pass to a wide-open running backs, just as Amherst ran conservatively through the look. Bates is currently numbered the way down to the Bates 10 Hurwitz only 2:02 having elapsed did this week. The Bobcats are a first two miles. Using his milers tenth. Next meet is New Hamp- before Wack's halfback pass was in the game. much better team than their speed to catch and pass the entire shire, followed by NESCACS at Bates fumbled the ensuing picked off in the end zone by record indicates but its loyal fans Maine pack eventually finishing Bates Dwight Bell. Williams on Saturday. kickoff on the 28, and the Lord are still waiting for them to put it 3rd. Jeffs quickly moved down to the Bates had one last opport- all together. unity to move into the lead X-Country / X * *%J , 'f 1 Ski Guide

r ■ *. \ 1 • ■ BRATTLEBORO. VT. The East- i ern Ski Association (ESA) is «, Mf h*v*-i»> V ^1^-. ■ ~— J offering a cross country skier's training guide. written by -vjy .--——*"«** ■»» Olympic silver medalist Bill l>4 Koch. ■r ■ Koch, a resident of Guilford. Vt., rose through the ranks in ESA nordic competition programs to the national team, then to a silver medal in the 30 kilometer cross country race in last winter's VSv J Olympics. In the training manual offer- ed through ESA, Koch is aiming his ideas toward young skiers, skiers who are just getting in- Alumni Lose volved in nordic competition. Bobcats Triumph 5-1 Koch describes some of his actual to Undergrads training techniques as well as the By MARTY PEASE Tufts team. In spite of the "mental energy" requirements of Tuesday the Bobcats went weather Bates look the game 5-0. competition. hunting in pairs and caught UMO Priscilla Wilde did it again scor- ByPATMADOR together to beat the alumni; the Bill Koch's training guide, 5-1. It was a beautiful day for field ing all five, making her total 106. old grads were in better shape The Bates College Volleyball titled. "Training-simple and hockey and the team made it even The JV took on Thomas than wc had expected. team held its first Alumni Game Fun," is available free of cost to better. Bates played right around College, trouncing Thomas 6-0. After the game cider and on Saturday, October 16. The send a stamped, self-addressed UMO with waves of people on the Kappy Djerf scored four of the donuts were served. It is hoped Alumni Team consisted of : Diane envelope to the Eastern Ski ball. Priscilla Wilde again was the goals while Leslie Dean put in the that this will become a continuing Kounkoulas, '75; Allison Tricco, Association. Write to ESA-Koch, power scorer banging in all five. remaining two. tradition, and next year's game '76; Patty Bremner, '76, Ann Box 727, Brattleboro.Vt. 05301. On the fourth goal Priscilla reach- After a night's rest, the will find more Alumni on the Whitney. "76. ed the mark of 100 goals in her Bobcats met the fast Vermont The matches were exciting court. career. The fifth goal made it 101. team. The first half was an even The rest of the season will and very close, a year away had Yea, Wilde woman! match with Bates dominating, present the Bobcats with a real not hurt the style of the alumni. The JV was also succesful even with Betsy Williams out of challenge. Matches at Salem, Allison's serve and spikes were against UMO JV. The game was a action. Betsy, within five minutes Orono and Machias should be the LUMS meancing and kept the Bates fairly even match with Bates of the game, caught a ball in hor most difficult of the season. For team on their toes. Patty Bremner RESTAURANT winning it 3-1. Leslie Dean, teeth. Priscilla Wilde scored the all of you who have never seen We make a production Nancy Ingrrson and Renata Bates goal. The second half and Diane Kounkoulas played volleyball be sure to catch the out of our hamburgers good, consistent games while Cosby each banged in one for started with a tie score of 1-1. The November 6 match at Bates or the 1134 Lisbon Street - Lewiston Ann Whitney came up with some Bates. State Tournment, also at Bates. Bobcats fell asleep, and Vermont very impressive sayes. The Bates Friday in the pouring rain the outran them. They 'ook the game team had to concentrate and work Bobcats met the challenge of th«' 5 I. 10 THE BATES STUDENT, Oct 22, 1976 fll Bates Takes excellent day serving. In all, the Bates team has been improving steadily in all aspects. The serves, once the Second weakest spot, are still causing some problems, but are much stronger and more accurate than By SUE POPE before. The net attack is beginn- ing to mesh as a real threat. The On Tuesday, the Bates next games for Bates will be this Volleyball team placed second in Saturday, at Orono, followed by a their home meet against teams visit to Salem State and Machias. from Farmington and Augusta. These teams should be very In the first match, a tall strong, but if Bates plays as well Farmington team won the first as they did on Tuesday, they game, 15-8. but Bates rallied and should come up with some suprised UMF by winning the victories. second game easily, 1S-S. In the third and final game of the match UMF came from behind to win by a 15-13 score. This had to be one of the finest matches that the Bates team has had this year. LaVentrice Taylor led the team in this top-notch match, with Kippy Fagerlund also having some fine plays. The last time Bates played DcORSETS Farmington, they were defeated, Booters Drop Two but in this match, they earned the RECORD and AUDIO respect of the entire UMF squad. SHOP It was a well played match. unable to do in recent years. the game. But an unfortunate In the second match against Bates plays an away game By TODI) WEBBER infraction was called against Augusta, Coach Gloria Crosby 23 Lisbon Street with Clark on Saturday, October Bates, allowing Bowdoin to score was able to utilize the entire The Bates Varsity Soccer off an indirect kick and defeat 23. squad as they defeated Augusta & Lewiston Mall Team lost two games last week Bates 3-2. 15-6, 15-5. Joanne Brambly had a and currently sports a disappoint- It is the third time this ing 2-6 won/lost record with four season that a penalty kick, direct games still to play. kick, or indirect kick has turned a On Wednesday, October 13, Bates victory or tie into defeat. Bates dropped a tough 3-2 The bates Booters clearly ou t play- decision at Bowdoin College; and ed the ranked Bowdoin squad and on Friday. October 15, the Bob- a rematch later in the season on cats were defeated by Williams Garcelon field should be an 3-1. interesting contest. Bowdoin, ranked second in As a prelude to Parents New England Division II, entered Weekend, the Friday afternoon the contest undefeated and as a game was perhaps the Soccer tough rival. But Bates, eager for Teams worst outing. The Bates the CBB title and a major upset Booters slopped their way to a 3-1 played an aggressive brand of defeat at the hands of the visiting soccer throughout the game. The Williams squad amidst a muddy revised three-man front line of field and continuous showers. Mike Cloutman. Jim Tonrey and Bates actually started the scoring freshman Jeff Conrad clicked all with a Mike Cloutman unassisted afternoon with precise passing goal but was unable to contain and heads up play. Conrad scored Williams or capitalize on their first for Bates with an assist from scoring opportunities for the rest Tonrey and. after two Bowdoin of the game. Williams took a solid goals. Dave Mai his took a similar 3-1 lead into half-time and held pass from Tonrey and slid it past off the Bates squad to finalize that the Bowdoin goalie in the second half-time score. half to tie the score at 2-2. A Though eliminated from tough defense led by Steve Mc- post-season play. Bates remains a Cormick. Stan Pclli. Greg Zabel. strong unit and can still finish and Dick Kwiatkowski kept the with a respectable .500 record - score tied until 20 seconds left in something they have been

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for valuable interaction with the returnable bottle bill is part of the speakers will occur both during Maine Democratic Party's plat- the formal audience questioning form enacted in May. period and in informal chatting In its regular meeting the over refreshments. Caucus discussed upcoming plans Dick Boesch. Coordinator of to canvass for Ed Muskie and to NWC concluded: "We've seen get out the vote November-2. that George Wallace struck a Students interested in chord with the American people canvassing for Muskie should by playing upon their discontend contact Peter Brann Box 50, with mainline politics. I believe (784-1287). Those interested in that there is a new interest in ■working election day should con- third party politics, but the media tact Steve Stycos. Box 687 116 has often failed to provide Hedge (782-7181). information concerning alter- Muffin: natives to the lackluster un- Continued from page 6 idimensionality characterizing the society, at the moment, he is Democratic and Republican forced to give an FCC-required campaigns." disclaimer about the validity of Bottles: his show (that's what the "a wise Continued from page 1 man rules the stars, a fool is ruled Architects drawing of a crow-section of the new be one of the largest solar-heated buildings in the by them" is there for-he person- dining facility to be constructed at Bales College. state. 4) The bottle bill will save ally doesn't believe it), the The boNding, according to President Reynolds, will America's dwindling natural practicing of astrology is illegal in resources. Glass and especially some states (including Mass- aluminium, are precious re- achusetts, Maine, New Hamp- sources not to be used once and shire and Vermont), and the vast extremely unjust. In her opinion then thrown by the* roadside. Marijuana: CONCLUSION majority of people class astrology the former was an anti-sex state- Brann also noted thai the as so much malarky. Continued from page 3 Dr. Frederick J. Goldstein, Assis- ment and the latter was anti- tant Professor, NORTH woman. She commented, "I hope NEW TIMES, "Attention: AMERICAN SYMPOSIUM ON that those cartoons don't reflect Smoking Grass May Be Good for DRUGS AND DRUG ABUSE, editorial policy or the state of Your Health," Dec. 13. "74. p. 26: 1974, p. 55: student awareness at Bates." "A group of investigators at "From evidence reported to The combination of flexibility date, it appears that marijuana and enthusiasm as a teacher and Big news. Columbia University...reported in SCIENCE that they found the can not be classified as a "safe" willingness to be outspoken as a T-cell immune responses of a drug. Therefore, while there are person hopefully will lead to group of young cannabis users to many citizens of our country success for Lisbeth Francis. be depressed relative to those of a promoting and even demanding Alternatives: much older control group of the legalization of marijuana, cancer patients and superior by consideration of such a request Continued from page 1 only a small margin. These must be disregarded until further, nobody is very happy about results imply that marijuana investigations have been made." users could not resist cancer." choosing in the election." said Peter Kaplanoff, a key organizer Francis: of the evert. "So, we decided to NEW TIMES* p. 27: Continued from page 4 explore the possibilities of alter- "We discovered in our lab natives." iratory hormone studies that Bates Student Oct. 8 issue. She One concern of the marijuana is a somewhat active felt the cartoons, one which was colloquium will be the question of male contraceptive and ag- about pigs and the other a whether any of these parties offer gression-reducing agent." women's historv course, were viable alternatives. Opportunities

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