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Scholastic October 14, 1955 The Notre Dame Scholastic October 14, 1955 \ffui 1954 New York, August 1955 ncmi olovi aHi-il^i WINSTO. N changed America's mind about filter smoking! This cigarette gives you real tobacco flavor — the full, rich flavor real smokers want. You know what they say: "Winston tastes good — like a cigarette should!" Winston also brings you an exclusive filter that really does the job. It filters so effectively that the flavor really comes through to you — smoothly « "V^INSTON is the cigarette selected by Capital Air­ and easily. Have fun — have a Winston! lines to serve passengers aboard the new VISCOUNT. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. « f ealu-dnawiMq UlliBn.oiqaii£iiz\ at Gilberfs Campus Shop . Ivy League Leather Bound I) CORDUROY SPORT COAT $15.95 Natural shoulders . Soft tex­ tured corduroy in Charcoal grey. Varsity olive, Chamoise beige or Saddle Luggage . trimmed in matchinsr calf. A new Iw Leasrue V model . perfect for all casual wear. Ivy League Imported FLANNEL SLACKS $12.50 Athletic Iw League trousers with pleatless front, tapered bottoms, belted back. Charcoal grey. Char­ open a coal bz-own. Charcoal blue, Cam­ bridge blue or Stone grev. GILBERTS i Charge Account PAY ^ILBERrS February 1st March 1st April 1st NO ] CARRYING CHARGE SHOPPING CENTER —ON THE CAMPUS Odtober 14, 1955 •«; Win a brand new STUDEBAKER! Yes, to celebrate the opening of Gilbert's Campus Shop Wilson Brothers and Gilbert's are going to give some lucky Notre Dame Man a brand new 1955 Studebaker Champion! Come into the Campus Shop for details TOMORROW! Home of Wilson Bros, Skipper Sportswear GILBERT'S Shopping Center — On The Campus — Notre Dante %• •JThe Scholastic f i^M^tee hoosier poet by William M. Malloy rises to the call ONGRATULATIONS this week go embodied anywhere, Avas the form of a THE MUSHY MEN to Mr. W. Martin Coady, winner of greek god.* We are the mushy men C When I asked Mr. Coady Avhat he ! the first Entree poetry contest. Winning We are the pudgy men thought of other modern poetry he said, this week, of course, makes him ineligible Lumped together "It's all right, but I like mine better." for contesting in the next two weeks. Tummies filled with pudding. His poem was selected as the best "That's understandable," I encour­ Mmmmm. entered (Avith ten cents reading charge aged; doubtless, he Avas a little shy. that some entries did not have) from Then I began to interAdew him: Our syrupy voices, Avhen We blubber together many fine poems. Honorable mention Q Where are you from, Mr. Coady? as close runner-ups go to Dante Ali- Are sticky and globbery A Kokomo, Indiana. ghieri. Homer and Sappho (not Jethro). As soggy washrags on wet mud The competition was ambitious but the Q AVell, Avhat'd'ya knoAv, Joe? From Or duck feet on the shore ^ winner was incontrovertible. Kokomo, Avhoop, ha ha! Of jelly lake. A: If you'll excuse me I must . As Avinner, Mr. Coady receives my Butter Avithout bread, cream with­ praise and gets his dime back; hoAvever, Q: HoAv long you been AAi-iting poetry? out coffee I get to keep the other one. A: Not veiy long. Peanut butter sandwich, tummies The poem is singularly amazing for Q: Are you married? AA'ithout Tums. its originality, genius, and above all, A: No. its reverence for nature. It kind'a puts Those Avho have taken Who Avill get the Republican nomi­ you right there at the scene and, man, Q: With sour stomachs, bicarbonate that's AV'hat gets you doAvn. If read nation? of soda aloud Avith care for the neAv style in A: I don't knoAv. Remember us—^if at all—^not as rhythm, balance, and emphasis, you can Q: Are you going to continue Avriting strong •[•j litei-ally feel the organized proportion. poetry? Hungry men, but only Coady's technique seems to create a new A: It depends. As the mushy men kind of action by making use of varied The pudgy men. Q: On Avhat? vowel sounds. By folloAAang a dull voAvel A: Things. NoAv if you'll excuse me V sound Avith a sharp voAvel sound you get I have Avork to do. a Avonderful stress effect. Thus "pudgy" Here Ave go round the pizza pie Pizza pie pizza pie produces a thrill that is almost narcotic. Mr. Coady seemed to be veiy pleasant although I do feel that he Avas a bit Here Ave go round the pizza pie In the first few lines Coady master­ At six o'clock in the evening. fully states a problem that might, to a inept in some of his vieAvs. Later, hoAA-- less skilled ciitic than myself, pass un­ ever, he began to colloquilize: BetAA'een the meat observed, so subtly are its implications. Q: What do you think of evolution? And the potatoes Behind the superb Avords Avalks the A: Nothing. Between the dressing And the dumplings ^^poAver of a gigantic brain Avhose genius Q: You know that Ave descended from Falls the gi'avy * WAvill, Avithout doubt, leave tradition Avith an ape? a highly satisfactory Christian (see p. A: Did you really? Why didn't you Pass the peas. 11) influence. tell me? I should rather think you Between the cherry After reading the Coady poem I felt ascended from one. And the sundae that I Avould like to visit him. He Between the apple looked exactly as I had imagined him. With Coady Ave must remember that here and there does not matter, Ave must And the strudel. He Avas graceful of stature, straight as Falls the Ready Whip an epicycle, and covered Avith delicately be still and still moving into another rippling muscles. But he had a kind intensity for a further union, a deeper I am very full. and gentle eye that humbly drew me to communion Avith nature: As Coady said I am him. Nor Avas it Avithout the familiar the other day, "In my end is my be­ Pass the _ ringing symbol of intelligence that I ginning." I am vei-y Jhave seen about the campus—i.e., horn­ And noAv Avith gi'eat pleasure may I This is the Avay the meal ends rimmed glasses—and they Avei-e perfect­ present the Avork of W. Martin Coady. This is the way the meal ends ly set upon his sensitive face. Here, This is the Avay the meal ends , embodied in this youth, if indeed it Avas Probably Bacchus. Not with an erp but a burp. October 14, 1955 The Notre Dame ^rARLUS\?OiDKK Parker-niDterrowd by At CAPP Inc. IF VOOSE CAN LICK OUR-C*^OCK'-E TAILORS-CLOTHIERS NEW MEMBER,TH'WHOLE GANG^f" WILL SURRENDER, FOSDICK.rr 115 72-11772 No. Main St. Schoktstk UPSTAIRS Vol. 97 Oct. 14, 1955 No. 3 Phone CE 3-6318 # Dice Quasi Semper Victurus Vive Quasi Cras Moriturus Founded 1867 Entered as second class matter at Notre Dame, Indiana. .Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage. Section 1101. October 3, 1917. .Authorized June 23. 1918. 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Vu'*U» hazing HE THOUGHT OF HOLDING a "hell week" here at Notre • TDame has always held a certain appeal for us ever since we made it through that first, big year of college. Fellows attending other schools have told us of the great time they had initiating some particular group of "greenies"—in most cases, freshmen. And we've often imagined ourselves as the prime pei"petrators of a hazing to end all hazings. You don't have to possess an especially fertile imagination to conjure up some magnificent possibilities for an "Open Season on Freshmen" week at this University.
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