VOL. 94 NO. 26 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1971 University Hikes Tuition; Increase In Board likely Tuition and fee increases guidelines. However, they debt incurred on these for the 1972-73 academic have been unsuccessful, and buildings. Some buildings, year, were approved last week there is no indication when a such as North and South by university trustees. ruling will be forthcoming. campus, are debt free. Others, The increases for full-time Not knowing how much such as the Dickinson dorms, students are as follows: $75 the university can raise still have to be paid off. for resident undergraduates tuition, nor what it will and graduates, $400 for receive from the state, makes Each time a new non-resident undergraduates, it quite difficult to prepare a dormitory is erected and $600 for nonresident budget for 1972-73, on campus, the cost of that building is bornE' equally by graduates. According to according to Becker. Should all students by an Jncrease in university Treasurer Paul E. the delay in getting guidelines room rates. The building of Becker Jr., these are all take much longer, the maximum figures and the Pencader complex and university will ask for a the Christiana Towers increases are still subject to special ruling from the Price federal government price change5 the situation. Commission on its tuition Since these new compiPxes guidelines. and room and board In addition, students can are more expensive and offer increases. better facilities than thp othpr expect room and board Becker wants to emphasize increases by the next summer dormitories. all rrsident the reasons for the room and students will have to pay for session. Exact figures are not board increases. According to available, however, until the approximately HO per cent of the Treasurer, all room the cost of these buildings federal Price- Commission facilities on campus are releases its guidelines. while the other 20 per cent generally the same; therefore, will be bome by the students Becker cites a combination all students share equally the of reasons for the room and living there. board increase: higher salaries, construction of new buildings, and cuts in the AMS Chairman State budget. Staff photo by Burleigh Cooper To date, no ruling by the Price Commission have been Do you get that "bottled up" feeling before finals? issued concerning colleges Appeals Director and universities. They might exempt colleges and Most channels have been student's letter<> and universities from any price exhausted, but there may still community support, a Black Stud·ies controls, which would allow be hope for the future of Dr. hearing, tentatively scheduled universities to raise prices to Arnold Gordenstein at this for next fall, may be mov£'d whatever they determine university. up to this February or March. Reduces Faculty necessary. According to Steve Ceci, This move was suggested by Becker said that there are AS3, as a last step, if all else President E.A. Trabant. By BETH ISAACS viewpoint on actions regarding representatives from the fails, Dr. Gordenstein will go the department. When a major education associations before the Faculty Senate BATTLE The Black Studies student suggested to him that in Washington presently Committee on Promotion and The collection of letters department has been reduced two professors did not seem trying to arrange a meeting Tenure. This committee alone and petitions is only part of to two professors after an adequate number for such with the Price Commission to . has the power to overrule the the uphill legal battle being suffering a 38 per cent budget (Continued to Page 1 0) expediate their issuing of previous decision of the waged by students in support cut. English department. of Gordenstein, whose These facts were brought With a continued influx of con tract wa<> terminated by to light Wednesday in the Drop Deferment If Over 125 the tenured English faculty in Kirkbride Room when Dr. November. Petitions are Livinus Ukachi, associate helpful and welcome, but professor of Black Studies Draft Avoidance Possible letters from individual and chairman of that students applauding the work By BILL RYBINSKI department, opened the floor announced that, "Young men holding lottery of Dr. Gordenstein are to discussion after his If you've been lucky enough to get a draft numbers of !{SN 126 and above can effectively particularly effective. prepared talk. Ukachi lottery number above 125 and are still carrying a limit their vulnerability to the draft by being In the view of Judy presented an informal talk on 2-S deferment, you are not making the best of a classified into I-A by the years end. Our purpose Rossiter, AS4, Dr. "Goals, Directions, and good thing. is to limit the uncertainty that young men with Gordenstein, whose new Opportunities of Black With_ this year's draft call set at 125 on a high random sequence numbers face." book will be published soon, Studies at the University of national scale, there is really no reason for has been "more than After January 1, these men will be placed in a Delaware Today." anyone born before 1952 with a higher lottery pleasantly surprised by the Many questions were number to keep their 2-S deferment. In second priority pool and be drafted only if onslaught of student support 1972's first priority pool is exhausted. "A raised regarding the present fact,rather than protecting them from on his behalf." and future economic strength enlistment, it is actually keeping them from development" said Tarr, "likely only if a major national emergency occurs." of this developing facing the draft at a time when they are in little DIPLOMACY department. Ukachi said the . danger of being drafted. RISK According to Steve Ceci, department has recently Dropping their 2-S deferments by December AS3, the students involved. in 31, in favor of re-classification as I-A, places Dr. Kenneth J. Ackerman , a draft counselor suffered the budget cut due the campaign for Gordenstein those students with numbers of 126 and higher for the Delaware Draft Counseling and to university financial "exhausted all legitimate in a first priority pool that has been limited to Educational service, strongly suggested that those cutbacks. As a result, the channels immediately, within number 125. who qualify for this procedure take advantage of proposed faculty of three two weeks." All diplomatic professors was cut to two. ~ ... it - and quickly. "It's probably true" said LIMITING UNCERTAINTY Ackerman , "that the draft call will not be processes, such as presenting Dr. Ray Keesey, acting If this sounds too good to be true, don't higher a year or two from now. But that's the petitions, writing letters, and arranging meetings to discuss chairman of Arts and Science, worcy, it has official sanction. In a November 11 (Continued to Page 2) presented the university's oress release Draft Director Curtis W. arr PAGE 2 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10, 1971 ,, New Lottery Policy Enables Draft Avoidance ...

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Professors' Publications By BETH ISAACS - and explained the reasons for This is the last of a two part publications, decisions are a that you are giving them what series on problems of publishing the use of the faculty tenure For at least one of the and teThe second of Banerjee's SGA Elections tenure boards are used to believes in and practices two goals in life is to do provide quali tied judges. honesty with his students and research. Being honest to There will be an S.G.A. with himself. himself, he pursues this Dickinson E, F election held Monday, OUTSIDE EVALUATIONS The Indian-born second goal as often as Senator December 13, to fill all "The faculty are expert in statistician said he has only possible. His passion for Kandie Daudie vacant offices in the S.G.A. judging quality versus two .main goals in life, and research is in fact so great one of them is to teach. He is Voting will be held at all quantity." Trahan t said, that he rarely tin ds time for Harrington A, E not content to teach any outside activities other dining halls and in the however, that he recognized Senator that the subjectivity of the half-heartedly, however. Student Center from 11 :30 Fred Bauman boards is a problem. "One must be con sci en ti ous A.M. to 1 :30 P.M. and from Steve Lewis A possible solution would and honest in teaching," he 4:30 P.M. to 6:30 P.M. All be to bring in outside said with much conviction. A full-time undergraduate Russell B, D evaluators, people from other fault of many teachers, he hinted, is that they are students are eligible to vote. Senator universities, qualified to judge dishonest in their teaching All resident students and Nancy Emig each department's work. But fraternity members who have outside evaluation presents methods. other problems. "The meal tickets may vote in their New Castle, respective dining halls; all university," said Trabant, PREPARED FACULTY Cannon Senator Explaining fur.ther, he commuters and fraternity "has a tendency to Sandy Gibson specialize." He drew an pointed out that many members who do not have analogy with the physics teachers come to class meal tickets may vote in the Gilbert F, department, which is not inadequately prepared. He Student Center. Harrington B concerned with small particle believes that one must survey The offices and candidates Sue Beidler research. An outside all the available in formation on the ballot are as follows: evaluator may be concerned on a topic before presenting only with small particle that topic to the class, a Vice-President, S.G.A. Jan Ednie research. He would, professor omits unnecessary Bill Bordas therefore, give a biased information and simplifies the information which might be Steve Ervin Gilbert C, E judgment .of the work done Sla{{plw/o l>y Alu11 N. llclllll'i confusing to students. Tony Flynn Senator by that department. Dr. Banerjee pursues his Banerjee also disapproves Douglas Keene Ed Burroughs two main goals in life: TENURE-BOARD of professors IT_lissing classes. Monk Robinson "Honesty to students," he teaching and research. Rodney D, E, The discussion with Trabant presented impressive continued with a warm smile, Secretary, S.G.A. French House (Continued to Page 19) "is the feeling within yourself than having dinner with Bill Ewing Sheila Malloy faculty friends occasion ally Public Relations or seeing a movie with '''' Chairman, S.G.A. Harrington C, D Bookstore Suffers wife perhaps four tim· Tom Booth Senator year. Owen Gorman none PUBLICATIONS Space Inadequacy Producing a list of his Nominations Kent, Sussex Senator shrinkage-mainly due to publications from a pile of Chairman, S.G.A. none By BOBBI GEIGER papers near his desk, BanerJt'P pilferage. As of yet the prices Monk Robinson "We do the best we can revealed with pride that since of books have not been raised Dickinson A, C with what we have to work 1939 he has published about to cover "rip-offs," but if this Senator with," explained L.T. 64 articles on such topics as Academic Affairs figure continues on an none Dickson, manager of the sampling, design of Chairman, S.G.A. upward trend increases may Greg DeCowsky university bookstore. experiments, and

A perplexed ~nthropology student. UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10, 1971 PAGE 5 letters To The Editor: Candidate. . Stresses. Artist Seeks Stolen Piece Need For Proposal almost expecting it. However, TO THE EDITOR: majority of Delaware TO THE EDITOR: Finally, the whole I didn't expect the most students accepted this work Any candidate for an SGA has been in its attempt experience began to gel-hours degrading and humiliating as something exciting and to be the central coordinating of physical and mental office in the SGA Senate action ever directed towards stimulating. should be chiefly ' motivated agency for all activities (or concentration, sweat, time, me to happen. The large by one major desire; that is to certain select activities) on a and love. It was developing I encourage you to. come black and white sculpture swiftly replace the hollow diverse campus. It has spread into an outward visual and talk to me at the containing sixty-four breasts carcass, sham SGA Senate itself thin and, by engaging in statement of inner imagery. was stolen. At first, I thought Hollingworth . sculpture such a wide range of I had reached the point in my studio. Your response is my with an effective and it might have been removed legitimate structure of activities, has not handled development as an artist which advancement. I damn this by the university's many fine student government. any one of them well. I says now. The challenge of university for not having a art committees in the interest The College Council, while believe in and laud the the first one man show suitable gallery in which to of their campaign to shelter presently more a vague initiatives which smaller, became a reality - a time and and isolate students visually. show art work and the person interest based groups have who stole my work. notion than a concrete place were set far in advance. Unfortunately it was not. I reality, _should be taken which allows My entire soul ,_ . 6 ...... ,.... tv have searched my mind for You may also be asking implemented with all due like-minded individuals to that moment of finality; to reasons motivating this yourself about the steel speed. This is a must! As relate better to one another that instant when I could vicious action towards me. which was on the library author of the original SGA and to the campus as a whole. look proudly at my work and Whoever stole this work is terrace. It may be a good Senate Revision Bill, this is Among others, I would say: "Here I am." After not just stealing an object question applied more my primary goal in running include in this category the literally months of planning, they are stealing a statement appropriately to your visual for SGA Vice President. AA WS, the BSU, the s ketching,researching, and of my entire being. shelterers, the university Rather than a purely negative fraternities, Young producing I had achieved my Something I love and have officials. conception of the SGA, my Democrats, the Gay first significant statement as made with my own hands and Community, and the Voter Think, of my stolen primary motivation is an artist. Smith Hall was mind is now destroyed. Don't Registration drive. Such a piece's value. It is not just my to replace the ineffective, chcsen because I wanted to you realize· that an artist's division of labor by more work but yours. Call me as to bureaucratically based get close to you - some color works are his credentials? If closely knit groups has better where I can pick it up or organization with a structure to help a day get off, the graduate school I apply to taken in toaccoun t the inherent leave at the art building. But which better takes into something to provoke visual wants to see them what will I diversity of the campus and bring it back! account and better relates to excitement over coffee, and have to show? Right now I the new pluralism which will ultimately accomplish a maybe even deep thought have three chopped up and seems to be rising on campus. great deal more than a large while waiting in line for the Robbie Jones, ED3 mauled pieces some The essential failure of the organization which tries to do Sunday night movie. credentials. The polyurethane everything. Warnings were made - medium is not cheap. This I regard the function of "You're a fool to put your semester alone I have spent campus leadership as being work out in the open" -But I three hundred dollars on Senators Stress one of encouraging ::.tich wanted to try. I lost. My supplies and cannot afford diverse activity whilP work was raped by any more. maintaining a maximum of fingernails, gouged with To accept being an artist is services for students. The pencils, burned by matches, to accept pain and Good leadership College Council must, and even etched with the discouragement. The full therefore, attempt to deal initials of glorious meaning of this has never more with the form rather fraternities. Each day I came been felt by me to the fullest TO THE EDITOR: Monday's SGA . election and than the substance of student to check on the work; more degree until now. most important of all the interaction on campus. Where of the stair sculpture was Please help me get that We, as SGA senators, would like to address election of someone to the students can come togPther in gone. It had been broken off piece back. If you know who position of Vice President. In large numbers with a and taken for personal has it tell them to give it ourselves to a most important factor concerning the future order to realize a responsible common purpose, this shoulrl souvenirs like some booty back. I am sorry I had to government the SGA needs be encouraged. However, hungry tourist setting his eyes remove the rest of the pieces of responsible student government. That factor is responsible leadership. The more funetional and. les::, on a chunk of the Coliseum. but I could no longer bear this effectiveness and the conflict-laden form of Somehow I laughed at t~s, incredible degradation. The legitimacy of the SGA student government should be sought in which our depends upon it. The common interests rather than implementation of the our factional conflicts are Student Expresses Plea College Council is continuing accentuated as has been the upon a well defined goal case in the pa5t with the SGA upon which to structure it. Senate. In such a spirit, I will That goal should be the work with other members of For Return Of Sculpture insurance that the College the Senate to institute a Council is responsive to the College Council which will small interest groups of this reflect this necessity. TO THE EDITOR: nothing. He received the rather than of the most campus, i.e. BSU, AAWS, etc. results of the ignorance of negative. Bill Bordas, leader in past Some secondary functions which I will pursue, if It is a grave misfortune those he set out to p!ease. senate activities will elected, in the current SGA when people not only don't The irreplacable stolen piece Mary Anne Bernstein, guarantee the responsive structure include a vigorous appreciate art but think so is now in the hands of those AS3 implementation ofthe College and continued support for little of it that they destroy whom are probably receiving Council, since it was Biil's debate over the implications and steal it. It is particularly pornographic rather than proposal that originally called of the Nader report sad to think that those people aesthetic pleasure from it. for;. revision of the SGA. Want To Join concerning the DuPont destroy and ste~ the art work The value of the piece is Not only do we feel that priceless to Robbie. I beg Bill can provide guidance for stranglehold on the which has been displayed for institutions and people of the their enjoyment. those who have stolen it ,Today's CIA? the college council's to return it at once. implementation but it is also state (fiefdom?) and the Could it be that people University of Delaware. just have no concept of the TO THE GENTLEMEN our opm10n that he can FROM THE C.I.A. Furthermore, we must agony put into a piece of The committee in the art provide effective leadership I have no real objections until its realization. There are continue a vigorous voter work or is it that they ignore department for exhibitions registration drive and this? Robbie Jones spent to recruiting members for pressing issues which need to and activities of which I am a your force on campus here at successfully acquire the right months of physically and member has been making be dealt with now and Bill the University of Delaware. of students to register as mentally exhausting work on great efforts to expose others has evidenced a concern for My objection is to your lack residents of Newark, this sculpture in order to outside of the department of these matters. We believe his of identity on campus. Delaware. We must make our embellish Smith Hall for the art. Robbie Jones's show was in put would be a valuable A huge federal agency political voice heard in next pleasure of the many who one of our efforts. Should we assistance in attempting to with whom anyone could year's national, state, and would see it. He spent the continue our work knowing cope with them. For these become intimately concerned local elections. money of which he has little the attitude of those we wish reasons we give our at any time should at least let The above are what I feel and which he has to hold two to please? We will continue, en-dorsement of Bi II Bordas the general public know for Vice President of SGA. to be the essential core jobs in able to earn in this of course, because it is our exactly who its members are around which the Senate pursuit. I have been pr£-sent sincere desire to create art and have them wear Dan Maisano must work while in the when most of the work was excitement wherever possible. identifying patches when on a process of effectively phasing being made and know this to It would be, however, a Greg DeCowsky project such as this one. One Harry Temple itself out of existence. be true. pleasa ~ther than a dreary reason for this is that some Ann Meister Most unfortunately, task if we would in the future Bill Bordas Robbie's labors were for see results of a positive nature (Continued to Page 1 0) Joe Galenski ' PAGE 6 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10, 1971 Newark's Own Sesame Street .. 'Winter Performed School Spurs Creativity In Mini Concert Looking for a quiet, national recognition, as well refreshing change from as his "Lilac and Star," which The NCCL is the first casual, and discipline is self By SALLY CHARDAVOYNE Chicago and Santana'? "An was performed by the St. "alternative" school in the regulated. Evening of Chamber Music" Paul Chamber Orchestra this .. Come in and get area, and is run on what was Emphasis is placed on the involved," I was invited, as I will be presented free on fall. described for me as a individual student, learning Judith Westcott, versatile entered the Newark Center "structurally unstructured" Sunday, at 7 p.m. in the what he wants to learn, and coloratura soprano, sings for Creative Learning. basis. learning it in a way which is Rodney Room of the Student I did, and emerged several Center. music of many centuries and exciting and comfortable for styles. Lately she has been hours later, bespeckled with DISCIPLINE IS CASUAL him. It may be painting, Performing in the concert will be Judith Westcott, heard in Stravinsky's "Les paint and thoroughly Basically, children are putting on a play, or soprano; Virginia Atherton, Noces," Bach's "Cantata 51" intri·gued with the placed in to three groups, discussing the India-Pakistan flutist; and Claude White, and "Magnificat," Orff's educational experience that I according to age and rate of war, as one group of eight pianist. "Carmina Burana," and had just witnessed. development, corresponding year olds was doing with an The musical interlude will Claude White's "Broken The school has been to the first six grades of interest and understanding include "Winter" and "Winter Flowers." located in the old AEPi public elementary school. In which I found remarkable. Virginia Atherton is an fraternity house on West Park the future, it plans to include II" by Claude White as well as u ~-~ ::- ''-" <:! d flutist and has grades seven and eight as well. Michael Head's "Birdssong," Place since July although READING appeared as soloist and However, this is where any Handel's "Nell dolce Obbio" none of the former residents In a reading lesson that I teacher in both England and would recognize it with its similarity with public school and arias form Donizetti 's sat in on, a boy was being Bolivia. After receiving a B.S. new yellow and orange walls. stops. The classroom is very drilled in spelling words "Lucia di Larnmermoor." Claude White is a graduate in music education from which he had chosen to learn student of composition at the State University of New York Gordenstein Petition ... himself. The words had College at Fredonia, she personal meaning to the boy, University of Pennsylvania. (Continued from Page 1) currently making efforts to pursued graduate studies at and added incentive for Last year his requiem the situation, have so far change the decision of his "Broken Flowers," a Indiana University School of learning. Music, at Oberlin failed. There is still hope, colleagues. Not only do these children memorial for the four Kent however, if student and The students involved in State victims, brought him Conservatory and at West learn about the things which Chester State College. community interest the campaign to save interest them, but they learn Gordenstein are planning to continues. through projects that excite STUDENT DISCOUNT CARD An effort by Joel approach the Student and interest them. For Halloran, AS2, is underway Government Association for example, I was told by one NAME ...... to collect letters from people funds to use for photostating teacher how, spurred on by is entitled to a discount of 10% on all purchases out.~ide the university who copies of letters they receive her own complaints CARD MUST BE PRESENTED UPOfJ PURCHASE AND are acquainted with Dr. from students. These letters concerning Newark traffic, Gorden stein. So far the wil! be distributed among SIGNED BY STUDENT TO BE VALID. : f her class has taken it upon •:I response from former administrators and faculty to themselves to stake out four 501 MARKET STREET ... studc!1!.~ and associates has be reviewed before the WILMINGTON, DEL. 19801 OPEN DAILY :~ different intersections. They 12 WEST GAY STREET 9·5:30 :;n been ·':mpressive," stated hearing. have timed traffic lights, WEST CHESTER. PA. 19830 FIR DAY TILL 9 Ceci. Dr. Gordenstein will also counted cars, and plan to 4377 KIRKWOOD PLAZA DAILY Gordenstein has acclaimed attempt to have action taken WILMINGTON, DEL. 19808 10·10 take their in formation to a SUNDAY the university very highly and on splitting the English and meeting of the city council. 12·7 American Studies programs. would like to stay here. He is (Continued to Page 11) S.G.A. ELECTIONS There will be an S.G.A. election Monday, Dec. 13 to select the following: 30 SENATORS:

VICE PRESIDENT- S.G.A. 18 COMMUTERS SECRETARY- S.G.A. Dickinson B, D Dickinson A,C . ACADEMIC AFFAIRS CHAIRMAN- S.G.A. Dickinson E, F Rodney B, D, E, French House NOMINATIONS CHAIRMAN- S.G.A. New Castle, Cannon PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN- S.G.A. Kent, Sussex Russell B, D PRESIDENT- CLASS OF '75 Harrington C, D Harrington A, E 3 VICE-PRESIDENTS- CLASS OF '75 Gilbert C, E 1 VICE-PRESIDENT- CLASS OF '72 Gilbert F, Harrington B .

VOTING WILL TAKE PLACE FRONI I 1:00-1:30 AND 4:30 - 6:30 IN DINING HALLS AND STUDENT /CEN,TER UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10, 1971 PAGE 7 Br; e r I y I sc hn e e Health Spa Like Obstacle Course Discuss Drugs Staying Fit: Hard Work By KAROL DUTZER with mirrors. My first down at myself wondering whether or not I would By JANET PIORKO Machine~, shiny steel impression bordered on the said. Much of this traffic has machines were everywhere. I idea of a reception room of qualify as "prone hips." This been cut out by the use of Newark Police Chief ~e~an ~o feel a large Jump an exclusive downtown hotel. machine was designed to William · Brierly and Carl undercover men, according to rtsmg m my throat as my The mirrored walls made it increase circulation and help Schnee, a Wilmington lawyer Brierly. anxiety turned into fear! hard to make any unnoticed get rid of excess inches. led a discussion on drugs and It all began one day as I gestures. Then I saw the Next we moved into the student rights Wednesday WARRANTS drove past the huge Atlas on machines, what seemed like exercise area for some cinch night in Harrington A&B Brierly said the force has Concord Pike. I often hundreds and thousands of twists,stretches, tummy been criticized recently for lounge. wondered what mysterious them, all neatly in a row. toners, and sit-ups which the manner in which search As an introduction to the things went on behind the At first glance, I was not were designed to exercise and subject, Chief Brierly noted warrants have been executed. beguiling doors of the Spa even conscious that there tighten all major body areas. the rapid increase in drug Many searches have taken Health Club. So with much were other objects in the arrests in recent years. Three place in the early morning curiosity, and a Gloria room. But .as I regained STEAMBATH or four years ago, he said, hours. Brierly said this is Steinem-like approach, I composure, I began to notice The highlight of the drug offenses in Newark were to spare the person whose decided to find out. the lovely ladies in their black evening was the long awaited virtually nonexistent. Today room is being searched from Luckily a friend had tights and leotards. I steambath, and whirlpool arrests are numerous the possible embarrassment recently become an instructor sheepishly entered the pink treatment. Little did I realize especially in hard drugs: of having a crowd around at the club, and agreed to locker room, and returned that soon I would be Brierly said heroin arrests when the police arrive. arrange a guest visit for me shortly, looking ready for dehydrating at an incredible alone jumped from 3 cases Also, he noted that night for the next week. So armed action but very obviously like rate in a steam room last year at this time to 69 warrants are more difficult to with my cut-offs, T-shirt and a naive co-ed. approaching 145 degrees F. arrests this year. procure. "I find it very track shoes, I was all set for The first machine that I Determined not to be a Concerning undercover difficult to execute a search my big transformation into a met face-to-face, as part of quitter, though, I stayed in agents, Brierly said, "There warrant," he said. Brierly said Cinderella. my own personal toning t.he steam room long enough are no undercover agents that searching a room places When I arrived, I was schedule, was a sort of to insure myself that my living on this campus " but . the police in a dangerous disappointed to find that my aluminum bicycle. This was body was about ready to said that they are used when position. "You're playing the appointment fell on a ladies not just an ordinary bicycle, shrivel up from loss of water. necessary, and are usually part of a burglar, even though night, which meant that I this bicycle was not meant to I then grabbed a towel, ran to police officers. He said that you have authority. You can would not get to see any of go anywhere. There I sat for the edge of the whirlpool several years ago, the Student be dead real quick," he said. my male counterparts in their three minutes, pedaling ?nly a few steps away, and Center on campus was the Carl Schnee, a former thinclads. Nevertheless, I furiously, 20 mph, while the JUmped in. The feeling of public det"ender and founder scene of much dealing. From Look a deep breath and clocked ticked on and the pain shot through my body as of DIAL, the 24-hour drug 70 to 75% of the selling was entered the large double miles flew by. 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A photography exhibition of projects from advanced students will be on display in the Rodney Room of the''~'iGdent Center opening this Saturday. PAGE 10 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10,1971 Black Studies Department Suffers Budget Cuts.:~ being considered. In short-term unstructured (Continued from Page 1) Keesey also pointed out ·department, someone else discussing these courses, courses on Black Awareness that he himself had made the commented. an important new field of Ukachi commented that at to black prisonersinSmyrna. study, Keesey stated that the department cuts, and the The fact was also brought Black Studies department was up that if further proposed present, 40 per cent of the Black power and black budget cut necessitated students enrolled in the history are two topics to be the action, but he added that cut the least in comp~ison courses are added without a with other departments. A. courses offered this semester covered. there is a possibility of adding faculty increase, the course are white. The field trips, which have student quickly remarked, another professor in the fall. load of each professor would In his talk, Ukachi already been approved, however, that Keesey was be so demanding that it . might presented the three objectives involve sending qualified speaking in terms of dollars interfere with the quality of of the department: 1) part-time or full-time and not percentages when C.I.A. letter ... the material given, and it also academic and research 2) qualified students to study suggesting the department would decrease research time. for a semester in an African (Continued from Page !i) had fared better than others. At present there are four community involvement, and university such as the people, such as myself, may Others agreed that 38 per regular Black Studies courses 3) Third World field trips. University of Ethiopia, the not want togetdownwind of cent was quite a substantial offered as well as two In the area of community University of Nigeria, the one of you. I have nothing to cut. upper-level extension courses. involvement, there are plans University of Senegal. Such a hide, and this is exactly why I It was suggested that since The same courses will be being made for rap sessions p r 0 g ram h as b ee n resent the C.I.A., because this department is not a offered during spring with black small business implemented by the your reasons for investigating traditional one, it should not semester although the men, a black lecture series to University of Michigan. The individuals and the methods be given the same treatment content of the two bring prominent black leaders study abroad program is used really stink. as more established ones. The upper-level courses will be and scholars on campus, and scheduled to begin in the I have been investigated by university should reevaluate slightly different. Yet another a Winterim project. 1972 summer/fall semester your agency for no reason its priorities and have more upper-level course on Black The Winterim project and will involve. about ten other than that I associated commitment to the Small Business Enterprises, is involves gtvmg several students. with people of questionable political affiliation. A girl I was once interested in was arrested a number of ti!lles by An Evening of Chamber Music ~------~ her own father for charges ranging from curfew violation ! HA\'E AN 9-KlfHTAL! to driving without a license. Virginia Atherton, Claude White, This is the kind · of person your organization needs. If Judith Westcott Flute~ Piano, Soprano you can find any of them on !LUNCH~N TUE~lf-A'FfEEl»U>E ! wouldn't trust anyone. I for only $1.25 I '------·

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(Continued from Page 6) What better way to Jearn civic Center for Creative Learning Lennon Effort Talented responsibility? varies for each child. The By DAVE BENNETT · oong, dreams of a Utopian Mama I Don't Want to Die" The small class sizes at the center establishes a Some of today's popular world. The message is are the least attractive. In NCCL allow for a better "maximum" tuition, and music artists consider their probably trite, and some have "How Do You Sleep?" John student-teacher relationship, each family pays what it can talent controlled by a sort of questioned the sincerity of immaturely raps fellow as well as better rapport up to that amount. The on-off switch, to be used only millionaire Lennon, but the ex-Beatle Paul McCartney. between the students. They school is maintained by at will. Happily, John Lennon lyrics are hopeful, and the The other two tracks seem to realize that teachers are their · tuition and donations. has decided to use his tune is pleasant and be a regression by Lennon to friends, and not monsters. Most teaching is done on a exceptional talent on his uncomplicated. Evidently, the self-indulgent The relaxed atmosphere voluntary basis, although current album, "Imagine." something must be right with psychological lyrics of his enables the child to be there are some full time staff Lennon has done quite a the song, for not only has the past music, especially in comfortable with learning, members. Many in teres ted bit of material during the past album vaulted to the Number "Soldier.' and to relate to his fellow parents and university two or three years, both One Spot, but released as a Among the musicians that student on something other students are now taking part before and after the official single, "Imagine" is a top hit. back up Lennon are two than a competitive basis. in this unique program. Sally breakup of the Beatles. This LOVE SONGS members of the Plastic Ono There are no report cards, Rickerman, one full time album is definitely the best of Two love songs, "Oh My Band, plus former Beatie grades or papers to inhibit the teacher, expressed & desire to these solo efforts. He has Love" and "Jealous Guy," George Harrison and John's natural learning process see university students finally succeeded in also rank among the best on wife Yoko Ono. which is emphasized. Also, participate in the schoor compromising his compulsion the album. The former is one In the past, Lennon's under these circumstances, activities as a Winterim for self-centered lyrics with of the best songs John has music has ranged from children are more confident, project for credit. his ability to write excellent ever done, and features a musical and lyrical put-ons to and are not ashamed to "Especially boys," I was music. Hopefully, the entire beautiful musical psychologically agomzmg discuss their problems and told. They out number the album is not just a put-on. arrangement. In "Jealous music, revealing his troubled questions with their girls three to one, and the The LP contains ten songs, Guy" Lennon sings of psyche. Finally , on classmates. In this way they center needs men and boys to which range from mediocre insecurity in Jove. "Imagine," he has offered gain an understanding of volunteer to aid in projects to superb. Lennon's best are "Crippled Inside" takes a solid, varied music with themselves as well as others. such as tree-fort building, some of the best around. successful poke at attempts sensible, strong lyrics. One The tuition at the Newark woodwork, and sports. "Imagine," the opening to hide inner feelings with a can only hope that Lennon phony exterior. Lennon continues to follow the route knocks the hypocrisy he sees of "Imagine." STUDENT CENTER COUNCIL PRESENTS everywhere in "Gimme Some Truth." "Oh Yoko!" is a Photos "DR. Carl Dreyer's simple song whose entire meaning is indicated in the A photography exhibition STRANGELOVE" "GERTRUD" title, but its infectious, will be given by advanced bouncing beat is a plus. In photography student~ starting George C. Scott . "How?" Lennon again reveals Saturday. The projects of I I Peter Sellers his insecurity. students will be on dispiay in Free With I.D. 7:30 & 9:45 7:30 Of all the cuts on the the Rodney Room of the Sat., Dec. 11 140 Smith Hall album, "How Do You Student Center. Sun. Dec. 12 140 Smith Hall Admission: 75c with I.D. Sleep?", "It's So Hard," and ·······.·.·.·.·-:···:···: ;.:-: "I Don't Want to Be a Soldier

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WRITING IN AMERICA ERSKINE CALDWELL By· the best-selling author of Tobacco Road. Il­ luminating reference work for writers and students of writing. Details on 'wordsmanship' and how to deal with publishers, agents, contracts. Caldwell's advice is stimulating, as well as his hope that writers will explore their craft. $2.50 paperback THE STRINDBERG READER ARVID PAULSON, trans!. Comprehensive collection with 11 new stories, 4 com­ plete plays, poems, stories, and essays. Paulson re­ ceived the Gold Medal from The Royal Swedish Academy of Letters for his translations of August Strindberg. Includes Dance of Death, now an off­ COLOR IN THIS "MINI- POSTER" OF ONE OF THE Broadway play. $7.95 cloth; $5.95 paper PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES! THE NEW PLAYS WILLIAM SAROYAN 1. Buy a whole bunch of Fl<~i t · pens. You ..!. ' Aqua ( 11). Olive ( 12) . Pic'asc do not color need block, red , blue, qt'Pcn , brown, unnumbered arc'as. Contemporary themes (e.g., generation gap, mak­ orange, yellow, pink, put'ple, gr,'y, aqua & ~ · 3. Con~JtOlulations ! You have ncatcd a ing money) by the wittiest observer of t}le human olive. (You n('C d them anyway fOI' school.) ~: genuine full color portrait of someone you comedy. Here, the Pulitzer Prize winner offers a know and love'. f\1J'.'bc. If he is not your 2. Now-color in tlw picturl' nccorclinn to \ new face for the American dream. 14 of these plays these color \]uiclc numbers. Black (I). Red favorite prc·sidcnti<~ l - cancliclate, have pa- (2). BILJt' (3). Gt't'C'n (4) . Brown (5). Or<~nn,·· ticnc.'. You 'll SCL' ',Olll. man soon in the appeared on Channel 13 in Sept. and Oct., 1970 to (6). Yellow (7). Pink (8). Pu rple (9). Gt·c:y (10). Flni•· Election Collc-ctiont rave notices. To be repeated on national television ~his fall. UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE,.NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10 1971 PAGE 17 Trailer Displays

American-literature lovers, works. Authors are listed called it his 'worms period' -­ Phone System rejoice! Penguin has produced alphabetically in the volume with Yeats as his formal a hard-backed, knowledgeable (separate sections for North model." A large Diamond State The company began using companion to aid you in your and South). Each entry "His floppy whimsical Telephone Co. display trailer its new $4 million electronic literary excursions. includes a concise biography, poems often in a sort of baby called a Telemobile will be switchboards in Wilmington Called "The Penguin a list of works with an talk, were exceptional in a stationed at the University of on Oct. 17. All New Castle Companion to American analysis of major ones, a poetic career of almost Delaware's Student Center County telephones will be Literature," it "explores the bibliography, and desperate stabilities. .. His last from Dec. 6 through Dec. 16 served by the new system by literature of the two cross-references to related book, "The Far Field" to acquaint those in the the end of February. Americas: the United States entries. (1964), contains some of his university community with and Latin America," finest poems, with a new the company's new electronic The new boards, called according to its blurb. ANALYSES control of the long meditative switchboard operation. TSPS for Traffic Service Actually the 384-page The analyses are succinct,_ line and a less obtrusive The trailer, to be manned Position Systems, are work is an organization of and sometimes unintelligible Freudian idea of men's lives." by attendants from 10: 30 operated by push buttons and American writers rather than to the moderately ignorant a.m. until 3:30 p.m. during include a TV viewing screen With commentary like a compilation of specific reader. For instance, the the 11-day period, will to flash rates and calling analysis under "Theodore that, "The Companion" contain a mock-up of the new infom1ation to operators. Roethke" means little flunks as a crutch at finals electronic switchboard and The new switchboards will without a familiarity with his time. It does succeed other displays. handle only calls needing the works: "After the however, as a guide to ne.; The trailer will be brought assistance of an conventionalities of his first reading and as a source of to the university because operator--collect calls, book, Roethke developed a basic background there are many students at person-to-person calls, credit information. The best feature unique poetry out of his the U. of D. from areas other card calls, and coin box calls. of the volume, one which sense of the links between the than Delaware who .·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·,·.·.·.·.·.·.·.···.·.·.·.·.:-:·.·.·.·.· :::::::::;:;:;:::::::;:;::;:;:;:-:-;.·.·· unconscious and might make it unique, is its frequently make nature--Richard Eberhart emphasis on contemporary operator-assisted , long Square-Freak distance phone calls, People who showed particularly from pay phones. Coming to the Rodney Room for the choosy interest in the square-freak Those visiting the dyad's winterim programs Christmas 'Shopper Telemobile on the patio in such a!> the student-police front of the Student Center program, and special interest the will be able to hear a tape recording of an operator groups, may still be ahle to handling calls on the new participate in these projects type of switchboard and provided the wint• .· rim witness a mock-up of the courses for credit are ~...... ABOUTIQUE switchboard in operation approved this week . Those during the five-minute tours interested may contact Ajit 1616 DELAWARE AVE. to be conducted through the 10:30 A.M.-3:00P.M. Mathew George. 220 Hullihen WILMINGTON trailer by telephone company Hall by campus mail. MONDAY, DEC. 13 attendants. OVER $175.00 ·IN 'PRIZES IN THE BLUE HEN II PHOTOGRAPHY & COPY CONTEST CO-SPONSORED BY THE CASTLE MALL

ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SUBMIT EITHER ~OTOGRAPHS OR COPY (ESSAYS, POEMS, ETC.) WHICH YOU FEEL REFLECT THE FEELING OF THE GENERAL CAMPUS AND YOU MAY WIN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GIFT CERTIFICATES FROM ANY OF THESE CASTLE MALL STORES:

W. T. GRANT- 8$5. - Gift Certificates L & T SPORTING GOODS- 4$5.- Gift Certificates MR. TICKLE- 4$5. -Gift Certificates TWIN THEATRE- Free Passes FAMOUS MAID CLOTHES- 4 $5.- Gift Certificates BOOK & CARD MART- 4$5.- Gift Certificates THE BEEHIVE- 4 $5. -Gift Certificates J.S. RAUB SHOES- 4$5. - Gift Certificates ' DANNEMANS- 4 $5. - Gift Certificates OVEit' 40 PRIZES OFFERED PAGE 18 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10~ 1971 Books ... Drugs And Student Rights ... ,,, ,, =====;A:c: coii ' nf~ir1 ' i'5' ,.· (Continued from Page 3) h...... The National Society of (Continued from Page 7) of bail treatment he receives, searc mg rooms. Sharon Public Accountants help phone service, explained Schnee said. He would advise Drager, complex coordinator still 11,000 titles but the Scholarship Foundation __ is total number of titles the current drug laws and the someone who is arrested to of Harrington dormitories, published is over 100,000. rights of the defendant. "keep your mouth shut. noted that the Attorney now offering an academic Due to the lack of area "Generally judges have been Don't atgue, fight, or be a­ General has given the Dean of scholarship for accounting needed for necessary shelving, lenient for first offenders," wise guy:" Students the authority to students with a "B" average the paperbound collection he said. Schnee noted that Sometimes he advises issue -search warrants for or better in their accounting could not increase as the although the maximum cooperating with the police in student's rooms. In order for courses and at least a "C" number of titles did. sentence for first-time informing on illegal activities a warrant to be issued, an average overall. Information application must be made by possession of marijuana is jf it will help the defendant's may be obtained by writing case. Whether it is "morally a dormitory director or other ANNEXATION two years, "The experience is to the National Society of that the courts have not right" or not, he said, he staff member, and the Dean In order for a bookstore to Public Accountants be self-sustaining a 65/35 been sending people to jail on must advise the defendant to must decide whether a search percentage between books first offenses." do whatever will help his is necessary. Scholarship Foundation, and non -books has been Police have wide di8cretion individual case. This warrant has been used 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue, estimated. In the case of concerning the number of One point which was before, but no evidence of a N.W., Washington, D.C. Delaware's bookstore there is charges they book a subject to discussion was the crime has ever been foun.d. 20006. not enough room to have defendant on and what kind university's policy on Drager said. ······-:-: ···:·:··· .:: ··::·::·_:;.;.;.;-::::::;.;:::::::::::::::::::: :·:-:::.;.·.·.·:···.· even 20 per cent non -book © 1971 Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee and olher great cities~ items. The bookstore manager would like to see the SAGITTARIUS, books tore become the NOV. 23.:.DEC. 21 cultural center of the campus. Original paintings and art objects could be offered for sale by art students. All this is impossible if the bookstore remains as it is. A possible aid to · the shortage of space is annexation of the television and card lounge (now used as a "head shop") in the Student Center basement. This would add 2,000 square fe et of area. At this time the un iversity has not granted thi s S!Jace to the bookstore. The uowded conditions in the bookstore will not improve although more required books should be available next semester.· When you are waiting in line with thirty people ahead of you just grin and bear it- it's going to be worse in the future . SGA

There will be a Student Government Association Senate meeting Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Ewing Room of the Student Center.

RESERV-E NOW FOR THE BOARDWALK BOWL GAME Saturday December ll A Sagittarian likes-to Coming to-Atlantic City to see Delaware battle it out share his experiences. with C.W. Post College? Take advantage of special Even his Schlitz Malt-Liquor. low rates at this modern hotel, only 5 minutes walk Sagittarians are good-vibes, people. And Schlitz Malt Liquor goes fron Convention Hall. Free down well with Sagittarians. Because Schlitz Malt Liquor TV, free parking. is Taurus, the Bull . Known for its dependable good taste, and sociability. ' · People under your sign love freedom and like to take on a challenge. Taking a risk doesn't bother you. You're independent and spirited. You say whatever you .think, and sometimes you can be pretty blunt. from Despite the fact that you're plain spoken, people like you because you're per person, 2 in room. gifted with bright optimism and an uncanny intuition. And there's nothing $2 each addl. person. you like better than sharing your ideas with friends. . Your ruling planet, Jupiter, gives you a lively, almost compulsive interest in -~ople . And people sharing good times is what Schlitz Malt Liquor is all c..~;."~ always introduce your friends to the Bull, because he's EASTBOURNE got th;nd ~you admire. Sagittarius and the Bull-you're both brave, bold, and k ud . MOTOR HOTEL Nobody malces malt liquor lilce Schlitz. Nobody. Pacific & Indiana Aves. Atlantic City, N.J. Phone (609) 345:2226 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10, 1971 PAGE 19 J3f( l [, 'F5

Peace Major NEW YORK (AP) - Teach peace, not war. Th~t's the theory behind a new and \Jnusual major being offered undergraduates at Manhattan College. The program, believed to be the first in the country at an undergraduate level, includes eight courses from various academic disciplines and a seminar. A spokesman for the Catholic college said the idea of a peace major stemmed from the Pacem in Terris Institute, an extracurricular program founded in 1963 by a group of Manhattan teachers. The institute took its name from the encyclical issued by the late Pope John XXlii and meaning Peace Staff photo by Alan Hendel on Earth. TALENT ED organist steals the show at a recent basketball game. Indian Sues U. Of Mich. ANN ARBOR, MICH. · A Chippewa Indian has filed suit against the University of Michigan, where he is a graduate Faculty Board. • • student, claiming that an 1817 treaty bound the university to · This Week assume the full cost of educating Chippewa, Ottawa, and (Continued from Page 3) . . reasons for the use of the a study involving both the Potawatami children from nursery to graduate school. The suit TODAY charges that under the Treaty of Fort Meigs, the three tribes gave department tenure-board engineering and English INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CHRISTMAS CAROLING·· 1,920 acres to the institution in the expectation that childten of system. departments. Rathskellar in Grey Stone Other advantages of the Building at 7:30p.m. the tribes would receive free education forever. Publication judgment on a STATISTICS AND department tenure-board departmental level provides COMPUTER SCIENCE system were stressed by both COLLOQUIUM--Or. Jerome Sable the leeway for individual field of Averbach speaks on "Data College Enrollment Rises • faculty and administration in Management Systems" in 202 problems to be considered. Smith Hall at 2 p.m. WASHINGTON .. A 6-per-cent rise in college and university An English professor, for BIO. MED LECTURE··Eng­ ineering Seminar Dr. Lester enrollments this fall makes higher education the fastest·gr<>wing example, could not judge an Goodman ot the National Advertising 1nstitute of Health will speak on level of education, according to estimates by the U.S . Officr of article in engineering. ''Biomedical Engineering~ Interaction of Technology with Education. But the increase comes at a time when some Manager There is a difference in the Medicine" in 140 DuPont Hall at population experts are saying that college enrollments may start degree to which publishing is 3:4S p.m. The REVIEW has an FILM--Mae West in "She Done to decline in the 1980's. stressed in both departments. Him Wrong" in 140 Smith Hall 7 Government projections have put this year's degree-credit opening for an ADVERTIS­ and 9 p.m., SOc with I D. Most professors in English GOLDIE'S DOORKNOB--Bill enrollments at 8.4-million students, up from 7 .9-million last year. iNG MANAGER. This is a Haymes in the Rodney Room at 9 agreed that a book or its p.m. and 10: 1S p.m. SOc with I D. In addition, says the USOE, nearly 700,000 students are enrolled salaried position. Business equivalent in articles, was the in college programs not leading to a bachelor's degree. Majors preferred. Winterim "intuitive" quantitative The 6-per-cent increase is compared with an enrollment gain of credit available. If interested, requirement, with an SATURDAY only 2 per cent in high schools and a drop of about 0.7 per cent B 0 A R 0 W A L K call Charlie Bobzin at emphasis on quality. In BOWL--Delaware vs. C.W. Post in in elementary schools (Grades 1 through 8 ). 738-2648 between 3-5 p.m. engineering, one article may Convention Hall, Atlantic City. Looking ahead about a decade, however. an analysis by ! '•c Turn Wichard's Golden Arm into weekdays, or 368-0271 after suffice if the research the crumpled aluminum foil! Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies suggests t '• .~ SWIMMING--Delaware vs. St. 6 p.m. The practical professor has done i& Joseph's at CSB Pool. Frosh vs. "colleges will begin to experience declining enrollments unless outstanding. Naps at 1 p.m. improved elementary and secondary education makes more experience gained in this WRESTLING--Delaware vs. position is more than you 'II The study suggests that Lafayette. Varsity and Frsh 1 :30 youngsters eligible for higher education." although subjectivity plays a p.m. in Delaware fieldhouse. That forecast is based on findings from the 1970 census of a ever get from any course. PERFORMING ARTIST'S major part in promotions, it SERIES··"Julius Caesar" startling drop in the country's child population under five years ::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:: performed by the can be an advantage. Oxford-Cambridge Shakespeare old over the past decade. The decline, about 15.5 per cent, is the :.:::::::::::::;:;:::::::;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Co. 8:15 p.m. Mitchell Hall. Admission $4. Students $3. greatest drop in 120 years, says the Washington Center, and FILM··"Dr. Strangelove" 7 : 30 coincides with a marked rise in the number of young adults in the p.m. and 9:4S p.m. at 140 Smith. Carols Admission 7Sc. principal child-bearing age range of 15 to 34. You and your family and GOL,PIE'S OOORKNOB··Bill Give a book Haymes in the Rodney Room. 9 friends are cordially invited p.m. and 10:1S p.m. EAT AT JOE'S Cancer Research to attend the Fifth Annual COFFEEHOUSE·-YWCA on the for Christmas corner of South College Ave. and WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 ·· A Senate-House conference Christmas Carol Songfest at West Park Place. 8 p.m. and 11 :30 committee agreed today on legislation to sponsor a p.m ., 7Sc. Featuring Brown the Greystone Building on Jenkins. much-expanded research attack on cancer. The bill authorizes December io at 7:30 p.m. $1.6-billion over the next three years to permit scientists to Refreshments will be served broaden their efforts and capitalize on many recent scientific BOOK HOUSE at an informal reception SUNDAY advances. CONCERT-"An Evening of following the singing. Please Chamber Music," Flute, voice and The legislation is focused primarily on research rather than 269 E. Main St. piano. Rodney Room. patient care, but it does re-establish some public health programs come early and stay late. WOMEN'S CHORUS--Mitchell Hall. 4 p.m. for cancer detection and similar control measures. It also OEUTSCHES HAUS FILM··"Der Weibstenfel" 7:30 authorizes establishment of 15 research centers where patients p.m. -, 30 Smith. Bueno, bueno. will be treated in conjunction with clinical research. FILM ·-Denmark, 1 g54 "Gertrud" 140 Smith. 7:30p.m. Free with 10. PREVIEW: THE NEW S.C.C. CHRISTMAS CHORAL Teacher Tagged Witch CONCERT--Mitchell Hall 8:1S p.m. Discussion following lead by TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) ·· An English teacher who was fired Or. Thomas Calhoun at the COFFEEHOUSE Wesley House, 192 College Ave. because her pupils believed she was a witch has been ordered reinstated by the court. The Flowing Wells school board was ordered yesterday to rehire Ann Stewart, suspended Nov. 25, 1970. BILL HAYMES FOR Superior Court Judge John C. ·collins ordered Mrs. Stewart candles catds reinstated with a new one-year contract. He ruled that the board had not held the required hearing for the tenured teacher after JOHN PHILLIPS gifts notifying her of dismissal. jewelry party goods The board charged that Mrs. Stewart claimed to be a witch, Dr. Toro-Poetry Reading· (Sat. Only) taught witchcraft in such a way as to affect students THE CARD CENTER psychologically, caused mental stress among teachers, discussed subjects not in the school curriculum and was insubordinate and a FREE COFFEEE and poor influence on pupils. Fri. & Sat. Dec. 10-11 8:00P.M. THE CARD CENTER The light-haired, middle-aged teacher denied she told students she was a witch. · Rodney Room, Student Ceftf'er HIDEAWAY Admission: 50c with I. D. "I told the students I bad the physical characteristics of a witch, and they chose to believe I was one. It was more fun for SS E. Main and Across The Street them that way," she said. . · · · . · . . · PAGE 20 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10, 1971

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CONTACT: Office of Residence Life 313 Hullihen Hall 738-2491;.-' PAGE 22 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10, 1971 Committees Pton Events For Winterim Residents Winterim 1972 promises "Hallelujah I'm a Bum" with agenda. The Sunday Cinema to be immensely exciting for AI Jolson and Gene Kelly in will present three 1931 those planning to stay on "It's Always Fair Weather." German films, "M" with campus and students living in Cole Porter's original film Peter Lorre, "Madchen in the area, thanks to the score is in "Born to Dance." Uniform," and "Kamerad­ Student Center and Winterim A documentary film series schaft" about a mine Committee activities. on more timely topics will explosion which effects the Among the extracurricular also be offered. These include hatred between the French activities available will be two by Emile de Antonio, and the Germans after World Steve Josephs, guitarist and "In the Year of the Pig," a War I. music o I ogist, performing history of the Vietnamese The Saturday flicks will be evening concerts at 9 p.m. struggle, and a satirical look "0, What a Lovely War," "To every night from Jan. 10 at Nixon entitled, Kill a Mockingbird," and through Jan. 14. His music "Millhouse: A White "The Fixer." includes selections from the Comedy." Also being But not aJ{ the Winterim works of J.S. Bach, John presented are two activities will be films. On Lennon, James Taylor, and documentaries by Frederick Jan. 20 from 3:30 to 5 in the Laura Nyro. Wiseman, "Law and Order" Student Center, Paul Shaub There will also be and "Basic Training," and an and J.E. Alexander of New afternoon workshops from 3 award-winning film by Peter Castle will present "The Print to 5 featuring yoga Davis, "The Selling of the Process," which will be a demonstrations, another Pentagon." demonstration of the creation interest of Josephs'. Other flicks are also on the of woodcuts and a display.. A former guitar student of Alexander Bellow, Josephs is presently a member of the duPont Ecology ... faculty at Mt. Holyoke (Continued from Page 21) zoning areas from the local College and a candidate for zoning commission which is the doctorate at the for so great an amount of not a representative group." University of Massachusetts automobile transportation. When the question of School of Education Center The congressman made international pollution for Aesthetics only one remark about the standards was raised, duPont Daily workshops in the .STUDENT CENTER--Winterim entertainment will include recently released Nader answered, "I think we're Kirkbride or 1912 Room are Report, and that was in going to have one hell of a Steve Jos gave the liens th~ successful PAT's in one opinion regarding the offer. top spot again and they never season. He currently has 34 Delaware's lone Congressman, relinquishf:d it. for the year. year'~ Staff photo by Alan Hendel Rep. Pierre S. duPont, sent'a Defensively, this This season has been a team has been tough , " ' I ,, , MIRACLE MAN-Guard Bob Nack puts up another shot for ' wire to the Hen mentor, dream year for Delaware. play of the defensive line ;. ,.. the Hens. In two of the last three games, he's scored the winning urging him to say at Delaware. Coach Tubby Raymond faced been a major reason for the bucket for Delaware. the prospects of having to improved play. Opponent.~ have only been able to rush for 57.9 yards a game anrl when they went to the ai c. AT 20 ACADEMY ST. the going was just as tough. Speelallzl•l II The Hens picked off 25 Dellclo11 passes in all. Overall, WE SERVE ''THE BEST'' Delaware has yielded but 98 ...... points in 10 games. .;.;-:-:;: :-:-:-:-:-:-:-·-·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.··· '""'\.-... PIZZA, SUBS, AND STEAKS .. :·: .. ·wHErr Radio ,·· All home basketball games IN NEWARK will be broadcast live on WHEN radio during Winterim. Away games will be taped and broadcast the HAVE A VERY MERRY following evening. WCAU-FM will be broadcast at all other times. CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY :-:-:;:;:;:-:.; :-·.;.;.·.·.· ···.·.·.·.·.·.·-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.:.: ;.:.;.;-:.;.;-:-:-:.;-:-:-:-:-:.: ·-·.·.·.·· ;:;:;. NEW YEAR! THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE. Christmas Eve close at 7:00 pm Christmas Day - Closed New Year's Eve - Close at 7:00 p.m. RHODES PHARMACY New Year's Day - Closed 36 E. MAIN ST.

DELIVERY SERVICE Don't forget student 368,-8761 discounts. PM 9-MIDNIGHT PAGE 24 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, DECEMBER 10, 1971 Hens Tackle C~W. Post Tomorrow By BILL.HOEFTMAN nation in total offense among runner is halfback Ron Rogerson felt that the Defensively, Post will be College Division players. Carman. But their number weather may have been a facing a tough assignment. Delaware's Blue Hens hope Twenty-three of his passes two rusher, Don Milhaven, is factor in Post's loss to to make their fourth Delaware led the nation's have been for touchdowns. hurt and he won't be Hofstra. "That game was small colleges in both total consecutive trip to Atlantic Delaware's pass defense playing." played on Astroturf as a City's Convention Hall for offense (515.6 yards per will be sorely tested by Post will enter the game steady rain fell. The playing the Boardwalk Bowl a game) and rushing offense Wichard. He throws both with an 8-2 record. Besides surface was slippery · and (371.2 yards per game). The successful one tomorrow. their loss to Hofstra, the there was· also a strong wind Led by Little short and long equally well Hens' average of 42.2 points a and he has a tine corps of Pioneers fell at the hands of throughout the game." All-American halfback Gardy game was second best to Lehigh in their season opener. Indeed, Wichard's punts Kahoe, the Hens will take on receivers. Split end Len Izzo Michigan Tech's 42.4 points In between the two losses, rarely travelled more than 20 the Pioneers from Long and flanker Jim Cara are per game average. Post won eight straight yards and his passing game Island's C.W. Post College. Wichard's favorite targets. The success of the Hen ball games. also suffered. Delaware has won all three of However, tight end Bill offense has been the famed the previous Bowls but they Cherry cannot be ignored, Wing-T. Guard Tom Morin, face a stern test in the nor can Post's running backs. the only holdover from last Pioneers. Hen assistant coach Ron year's offensive line, has Rogerson scouted the Post's major threat rests in teamed up with four Pioneers in their Thanksgiving the right arm of quarterback newcomers to make the Hens Day loss to Hofstra and he Gary Wichard. The rangy one of the more potent feels that "they use their senior signalcaller completed offensive squads in the running game to complement nation. Center Jim Bennett, 145 of 271 attempts and their passing game. Their top ended up second in the guard Bruce Tortoretti and tackles Dan Morgan and Gerry McCprmick have Nack Plays Hero Again opened huge holes for the likes of Kahoe, Bill Armstrong and Glenn Covin. In all, this fall's team has Cagers Win Jhird set or tied 18 school records. There was no elation in Hamum admitted should (Continued to Page 23) · the Delaware lockerroom have been won by fifteen TuPsday night. points, Delaware again Don Ham urn's cagers had showed its ability to come Raymond Offered just defeated Randolph· back and fight the pressure of Macon, 67-66, for thPir third a partisan crowd to register a New Position straight victory, but the second straight road victory. According to a story in a manne; in which it had been And for the third time in as Washington newspaper, achieved brought little many games, the Hens Delaware's head football jubilation to u~p battle-weary con trolled the boards. coach, Tubby Raymond, has Hens. Nack-paced the winners been offered a similar with 19 points, including 12 coaching position at the Delaware had led 37-28 at in the first half. Lee Swayze University of Maryland. intermission and 60-48 late in and Wolf Fengler contributed Maryland's athletic the second half when Ken 16 and 12 points respectively. director, James H. Kehoe, Helfand was injured driving Dennis Howard led the when asked if the offer was the baseline . While x-rays for Yellow Jackets, now 1-2, legitimate, declined to a possible rib fracture proved with 17 markers. comment. But he did say that negative, thP steady guard did "I do not and would not not retum to action and his After hosting Franklin and Marshall last night, Delaware comment on any matters presence was obviously missed. about people that we have Randolph-Macon again puts its show on the road against Lehigh contacted or who have proceeded to tum Delaware's Staff photo by Alan N. Hendel tomorrow night. It will be the contacted us with reference loose floor play in to points as OFF AND RUNNING-Hen halfback Gardy Kahoe was named to the vacancy at Maryland." the opportunistic Yellow Hens' last game until after final exams and marks their to the Little All-American team earlier this week. He and his Raymond was equally Jackets came back to post a mum about the possibility of 66-64 lead with 38 seconds first encounter with a Middle mates face C.W. Post tomorrow. Atlantic Conference foe. pulling up his roots and remaining. moving on to College Park. "I Bob Nack cut the lead to talked to him (Kehoe). But I one point eight seconds later Fowl Line told him I wouldn't discuss or when he connected on the think about it at all until first part of one and one free after the bowl game. I would throw situation. Then the Predictions, Part II be glad to talk to him then. I Hens got a big break when an just can't talk about it now." errant pass gave them the ball ------By STU DROWOS -- All of this came about again. after Kehoe fired former And again it was Nack who Due to the deluge of mail (two picture I predict that Post's fine quarterback, Gary Terrapin coach Roy Lester. provided the winning touch postcards and one airmail letter from an irate Wichard, will spend much of the afternoon Lester had been the head man via a driving layup with six reader in Southern California which had postage counting the ceiling lights in Convention Hall ... for only three seasons; during seconds to play. It was the due) that was received following my last column I predict that Sam Neff will pass for two that time, his teams compiled second time in three days dealing with predictions, I feeL obliged to risk touchdowns. . . · a record of seven wins against that thP 6-1 sophomore from another column laden with unusual, yet quite I predict that contrary to popular belief, Bert 25 losses. Besides Raymond, West Orange, N.J., had hit the viable prognostications. Besides, if a common Parks will not be present to sing the National there are two other men who game-winning bucket as he layman such as Ralph Borgess •can proclaim a Anthem ... are considered in the running encored his performance national championship for his football team I predict that Howard Cosell WILL be present for the position. Temple against Catholic University. before the season even opens, why shouldn't an and WILL sing the National Anthem, causing coach Wayne Hardin and "We were just outhustled official card-carrying member of the local branch Archie Bunker to cringe in front of his TV set ... Louisville's Lee Corso have in the second half," explained of the FF A (Fearless Forecasters Association) go I predict that Joe Carbone and Wichard will been mentioned as possible Ham urn of the Hens' out on a limb? And so, with that in mind, here spend alot of time together, reminiscing about replacements for the deposed near-disastrous collapse. "We are this week's peerless prognostications. their high school days ... Lester. made out and out blatent I predict that following the Hens' fourth KehOe has stated that his mistakes like missing layups ********** consecutive victory in the Bowl, the Bowl ambition is to restore and throwing the ball away. I predict that Delaware will win its tenth game committee and local chamber of commerce will Terrapin football to the We're going to have to play of the year tomorrow ... rename the event The Blue Hen Bowl and they successful level that it better if we want to meet our I predict that pre-game salt water taffy sales will retire the trophy to Newark ... enjoyed in the 1950's when objectives." will be at an all-time high ... I predict that head coach Tubby Raymond Lou Saban,late of the Denver "The kids know they're I predict that the game will be close to a will not accept an offer to buy a home in sunny Broncos, was head coach. much better than this. sellout, despite the totally inept handling of Southern California, much to Wayne Hardin's Apparently, the Terrapins' They're concerned and upset ticket sales apd distribution by the tournament chagrin ... athletic director feels that with themselves which is a directors ... I predict that the Hotel Dennis will never be Raymond is the man who can good sign. I think we've only I predict that three Delaware backs will gain the same following the postgame parties revive Maryland's football reached about 50 percent of 100 or more yards apiece ... tomorrow ... fortunes. our potential." I predict that most of the scoring will occur in I predict that I will run out of space before While it was a game that the ,end~one closest to the stage ... I. .. (Continued to Page 23)