Jacksonville
University
VOLUMk 12 Jacksonville, Alabama, 36265, Monday, July 10, 1907 SO. 8 ------77 " Remake world, Edwards tells students Speaking before old the theme vt his sp~~ch, liondl rclatlons. "u!, un- time acquaintances and Ed w a r d s d i s c u s cd ~LIqtandlng e,icli other, Project completed the Jacksonville Slate m a n 's a~~~~nlp~ishn~cntswc WILL have a better University staff and stu- in the past and prt-dlcted philosophy of life and dent body, CBS newsman some tlilngs to L, )me in world relations," he add- Douglas Edwards told a the futur~."Lift w~llbc>- ed. by Alumni Chapter r e s p o n s i v e audience come easier physically, rrI can'^ rcll you young Monday that it takes an but will be filled with llr,,, [,, - intellectual mind to keep mental burdens," Ed - cced,v ~d~,~,ls tuld the Two years ago theCal- terials for the sign. This up with today's pace. wards predicted houn County Alumni was good. Edwards, who lilred and c on student>, ":,-I\ much more rning national lles ah~a~l: 11 I- those of Chapter of Jacksonville Then a problem. The went to school ~nJackson- 3nd lnterna,l,,nal af - you whcl do succeed than State University decid- group wanted black and 1 ville before gaining fame ed to start a project for white marble. They were whlc,-, !lL covers ever Ixfore." as a news c0mmentat0r9 daily, Edwards said ,la- Edwardss specc-, was their alma mater, they told "no can do." Okeh, was the key speaker at chose to have a hugr they then settled on white the univer~lty'~annual tions must use more and followed by 3 short Clues- marble sign constructed marble with assurance celebration of Independ- more diploma~.y, and at t1On and an~wer ses - in front of the campus. the white was best any- ence Day. Introduced hv all costs nlu.
University of Alabama. dio and television. He is + Dr. Bemon is resib* the winner of the highly !,, in Dixon Hall until he can cherished George Foster . 5 get his wife and three Peabody Award for out- "' coming here children rnoved here f ram standing reporting and for Mississippi. Mrs. Ben- 14-years was anchor man . : son, also a native of on "Douglas Edwards ' i in Oxford. ~4labama~received her With the News" on tele- master's degree in nu- , vision. time, the lighting fixtures trition from the Univer- Gaining his popularity still haven't been in - sity of Alabama. ,. back during World War 11, stalled . . . but that is When asked his opin- COACH STEVE RECEIVES AWARD FROM SPRING SPORTS--Coach Edwards was the origina- another problem. We can ion of the students here Horace Stevenson, receives an award from CHANTICLEER Editor-Sporss tor of such programs as look at the sign a long at JSU,,Dr. Benson an - Editor Lou Botta presented by the 1967 track, golf, and tennis for the out- swered: aremuch "Report to the Nation," time, with Daylight Sav- standing work done by "Coach Steve" in their behalf. and "The Wnr!d yuday." ings Time and all. friendlier than at 'Ole Miss' and I have really The school does ap- with sure teaching here at preciate the various ma- terials donated and would th-em thus far. I know it Jacksonville. like to say thanks to: is going to be a plea- --CHRISTA HILL the late Artllitect James - M. Hoffman,who drew the plans; Roberts Broth - Don Culvert's plays ers Construction Com- pany, who erected the base forms; John B. La- to be presented at RH Garde who donated the Two new one act plays a production basis, and cement; Ragiand Brick are being presented in gives him the opportuni- for the brick, McMahan the Round House at JSU on ty to learn from this Nursery, who will land- Monday, July and necessary and vital ex- scape the area; and Tom Tuesday, July II at7:30 perience, Second, it gives p. m. These plays have the people who want tc been writtenand directed work with drama during by Don Calvert, andpro- the summer, a chance to duced. under the auspices do some work in their of the Masque and Wig, field of interest, and to The first play of the participate in meanin,- evening is "A Taste of Cul and fresh work. Glory" and the second is Th~ee,it givzs the corn.- "Credo." Both plays munity as a whole a deal with contem,~orary zhance to see new work-- life, and are set in Ala- a chance to help and to bama and in the present foster creativity. time. "A Taste of Glory" I hope that the concep- deals with a winner of tion of a program of do- the Congressional Medal ing new work not only by of Honor, and its effect the student body but by upon him. The Medal be- the entlre community will comes a political gam- succeed, not only in hopes hit. "Crcdo" is the story of encouraging new plays, of two men, Father Wright but in the realization that and Dion. It contrasts creativity is essential in the religious attitude the modern world, and towards contemporary that the opportunity of existence with the ex- being able to participa~e istential attlcude. fr: is ln the dynamic growth of an ex~erimental work. art is rare and a privil- dealing with the drama edge - - an innate part I I ideas as well as the of conceptions of a demo- drama of two men whose cracy. lives were altered by an In the hopes of arous- automobiie accident. ing interest in drama, There are three main th productions are es- reasons for the produc- perimental. They are GEM OF THE HILLS -- Pretty Jo Adtina, finds time from all her studik&+&+,. '- r4 tion of these plays, and geared to a workshop to go out in the country side and pick peaches. Jo, a peach in her owu h+d RUD ES SECOND AWARD- Rudy Abbott receives from three valid assets. First, production, using the ele- right, is the retiring Maid of Cotton from Madison County and is from New Dr. Ho from theNAIA on turning out an ourstanding foot- it gives the author a Hope. She is a senior majoring in Education. chance to see his plays on , (See CALVERT, :'age 4) .' ball br-. 6. 6. *' -', *, .. - HANTICLEE~Monday, July 10, 1967 Viet Nam The SGA I mail call reports Editorals em. THE CHANTICLEER Jacksonville State Uni- June 19, 1967 versity David Cory called the BY: Peggy Cgowder Jack80nvf11e~ meeting to order and gave I've been at it again - Co-educational dorm visits the invocatlm. The roll reading, that id And this Gentlemen: was called, and the rnin- Recendy Dr. Anders asked one of his history We would appreciate Utes of thepreviousmeet- classes wh~their opinion was on allowing girls very much your help in ing were read and ap - to vhit boys' dorm rooms and the boys the girls' reaching freedom loving proved. Mark Burkhalt- Americms whowouldlike er gave the treasurer's time,' but wir# UP THE on this campus. He gaw the question to sample report: DOWN, STAI@ASE, I omion, and the reaction of the class was significant. to write a friendly let- When he asked the question there was sort of a ter Of Support and ap- Balance when she re- laugh. I spoke up and said I thought it would be rec cia ti on to our. gallant ceived books, $339.28; nice. Girls codd visit tbe boys they knew in their men in Viet Nam. Many amount deposited so far in morns, listen to some of their records, get to know men receive little or no June, $1320.86; amount what they were like (through their rooms), find mail and w0uid like to of bills owed, $770.41; OM. what kind of books they read, and so on. Boys m~ive.a letter from balance, $889,73; bills could visit girls and find out much the same. MYONE- out,standing, $210. of course, some sort of chaperone or some equivalent we have forwarded Kenneth McMahan gave would have to be provided. Again the class laughed. thousands upon thousands a report , Tkn there were all sprts of comments.. One -of cheerful letters of commiuee for thefresh- that I thought was significant was that it would be support to our brave men class stating very awkward to have members of the opposite sex from every state in h election was but a coming into a -dprm at any time. Granted, special nation and from many run-off for two offices burs would have to be set up or something like friendly countries of he would have to . be held. that. Most of the other comments were much more world since receiving of- The run-off be 22a in stroqgly against the idea. Why do they have to visit ficial blessing from (kn. June each other's rooms anyway? And the class would William C. Westmoreland BGH* lCenne~&Is0 re- FRl23lMEN SUMMER OFFICERS--(left to right), Ann McDonnell, vice laugh at every opportunity. ported &at the poll to find president, Fort XllcClelIan; Karen Brantley, treasurer, Mountain Brook, bles and jokes. It is :+ Clearly the students- - or at least the ones do- wimDear out the students' reac - June Cottfrey. secretary, Jacksonvrlle: Sara Ann Love. %A Senator, pell hflariously funny. . i eafii:~:z:;rs tion to movies on camp- City ; Beverly Laney, SGA Senator, Anniston. Imagine a pretty, ing the laughing - - were thinking, "There's only ~~ll~~American. - ! u"wld he held afterthe ...... -...... - ...... e x P e r kneed English - i one reason a girl would want to go in a boy's our mefi we back them .5 7- - room." freshman election was er to make a tentative teacher coping with the onehunched per cent and 8 # problems of high school No, the idea of having girls visiting boys' darmi- we do ap~eckceall they Over* COrItract for the ater- $ I-.::: * tory rooms and so on won't work The problem are doing for America david Cory reported tanment and this contract Letters to students, the wise guys, * + the Editor + of granting privilege and preventing abuses--and and he fie Write that the JSU students will will become valid upon the over - sexed, the in- I think the abuses have bean overrated--would as many letters as you have exclusive use of approval of the SGA. The ferior, and the super- Dear Editor: slows who have no &- & be surmountable. But the students aren't ready for lac, They go to many the city pod on Monday motion was seconded and couldn't make rules ro and Wedn e s day nlghts aPProv@d. I during cover up for what a girl sire to learn. Along with such a change and are suspicious of It--the different areas of south my daily journey rhrough + history class proved that. Viet Name Air Mailpost- from 7-10 p. m. and On me use Of 'Iedit didn't get In moral guid- the humor Is the serious; --Kenneth Kifer age is nm necessary. We Friday nights from 6- cards was discussed and me that ance while she was grow- happy feelings mix with r things have happened ing up. Abby went on to- sad. must, new postage 10 p. rn. The SGA is David Goldman moved the 6 respond~efor supply- that the use of credit Our state which Say that a college should if YOU have ever felt on letters for forwarding have a great effect I to our coordinators in ing a life guard, paylng cards by the executive that you were going one 6 be continued on JSu in the future. The make no concernin( him, an at- ull above the way and everyone else Cast you fate to the wind net hhl. Please en - rendant for the gate. The the use can be studied ~trnos~hereof calm comb Wa8 going the other Way, close two five cent pay of the lifepard will by the financial com - ~Lacenc~that has hung 'Peady made and prac- if you have ever wonder- * or a dime be $1 an hour, and he is mittee. over this school for so tlced by society. ed why you were going + There was once an easy goin$, happy go lucky 10% is about to be shak- I think it type guy who never took anything seriously. "Come with costs. responsible tor the be- Sheila Rayfleld moved up AND DOWN STAIR- ti, en Off one Of heated is shame par- CASE, read Be1 Kauf- - day, go day, Lord send Sunday," that.was his motto. Our brave men lfie havior of the people at that the time of rhemeet- concern. ents of college age men He made it through high school with '*c's" and "D's,"- to receive letters from the pool. To get in the ing be changed from 7 to ma's kaf-seller of the ' ; L?st week and "Omen haw as little 1 and decided fiat he miat as well $0 to college. people of all ages, es- student must havehis1.D. 6:30 p. m. and after some yearzd see how hatural : pecially adults, Please cud and 25C. Jeff Ham- discussion was seconded Stat@ Junior College re- faith in meir as your situation is. The 4 Afnr submitting his application for ahissim to do. know I several colleges throughout the countryside, he tell, your friends and ride moved We approve and approved. ceived an order to reln- they I rhat I book is fictioml yet so David Goldman moved State two boys who had wouldn't be ahle to $leep was finaIly accepted at a school that boasted of a neighbors about chis ~UC- venmre and it as believable. seconded and approved. that the SGA rule against been suspended for re- nights if knew that b student hody of 1500. Though this school was sm&l, cessful program for ex- Althouglh I am strug- A its academic standards were high. This was to el-essing support for our Jack Booz~is going line breakers be en - fusing to get their hair I didn't have the mist ' He supply two copies of forced, and that the no - cut* 1 he school has to of my parents. The rules ding along with the Vie- . $ prove to be "easy - going Joe's" undoing. found gallant men and for free- take them back this fall of this college would that college students are expected to be mature. dom. Tell your church, the "Top Teno, me for ticas be posted this week torian novel assigned to each joke box every two and tne rule to go into without tuition because as restrain me for tour be read fw English Lit- + He was quite dismayed to discover mosr of his club, school, college, 302, + fellow students were serious about their ebucatlan, weeks at no cost to the eifect Monday, June 26. the court said, a school years, but after that I'd erature I have found SGAo Steve Carisoh The motion was second- can't make rules con- be free of them and if my time to scan a few magaf' and therefore, he found that he did not have very others. cerning the way a per- moral standards hadn't ~ines.h thesATtfRD~Y b much #in common with them. As the days drifted moved we accept the -d and approved. Joe A letter is a lit- agree men^ and the motion K e n n e th M c Mahan son cuts his hair be- been inroned in me by IEVENING read storyPOST, 0fChU-April 8. 4, it dawned easy - going that his tle ming and means so were going to around and was approved. moved that the meeting be cause the state itself years of faith and trust very much to men in War. Carson =lored, [here beingnoob- can't make such a rule. by my parents, 1 would &en's fiction by Wfl- that whether he liked it or not, one of these days lilm Faulkner never be: he was going to have to support himself. Well, Write One Or two today. if anyone knew how the jection, he motion Was The implication is that make up for the time losr good ,-.feterim will be or- seconded and approved. the name thing applies during my college =a- fore published. THE Joe about the effort required lor a it* Address 1- 'WISHmG TREE was writ-: ' degree, and then he thought about the effort he wanted ganized next fall. Steve &spectfullr submittea the farm of dress, reer, I hope. arrarough ters to 'let Nam Ma' was appointed a one-man too. The reason lies in the years I don't lose ten. for a little friend - ' to put out. Consequently, Joe quit schod. -- O* Box 3104~ THERESA CARETTI his and it is a go08 Story As mite as this may is a common OC- committee to find out tho be constitutiaoal guu - sight of the faith pnd un- + , Columbus, Gp. 31093. We snrpe nf rhe freerlnrn d~ratnnrlincr T haxrn hman for children. .3 curence. It is mr~risfn~ar the n~~mhprnf rztri - ... ..,,,, thr for - --- . -, ns so was approved. moved that the meetingbe cause the state itself years of faith and trust rrepuali- parents were not going to be around forever, and war, can't make such a rule. by my parents, 1 would dren s ficuon by Wil- that whether he liked it or not1 one of these rtrzhrmrneyn Steve Carson as~edI zlosed, there being no ob- Write one or two today, if anyone knew how ,.he jection, the motion was The implication is that make up for the time lost liam Faulkner never be- he was going to have to support himself* Well, You will feel real good fore publisheq. THE cafeterias will be or- seconded and approved. the same thing applies during my college ca- Joe thought about the effort required for a college about it* Address let- ganized next fall. Steve WISHING TREE was writ- degree, and then he thought about the effort he wanted Respectfully submitted to the form of dress, reer. I hope. that through ters Viet Nam was appointed a one-man too. The reason lies in the years I don't lose ten for a little friend of to put out. Consequently, Joe quit school. Call. . 0. 3i04, committee to find out the THERESA CARETTI sight of the faith and un- his and it is a good story As trite as this may seem, it is a common oc- the constitutional guar - 310930 We - derstanding I have been for children. curence. It is surprising at^ the number of stu - setup of the cafeteria for antee of the freedom will see that June 26, 1967 for the pursuit of hap - shown. I think that all It contains the things dents that are not really aware of the reason the fall, children love to read reach lonely but brave David Goldman asked David Cory called the piness. I take this to parents trust their child they are in as often when it Americans somewhereon about: surprises, magic, does finally dawn upon them that theyare in college for discussion on the meeting to order, and mean that as long as a to do what's right, but the lines in summer dances. Kenneth Iorm of dress can't be college ad ministrations castles, fairies, and, best in to prepare themselves for a sound future, Nam. After receiving Mary Burkhalter gave of all, the wishing tree. take the defeatist attitude and give up. McMahan expl?ined the invocation. zlassed as indecent ex- do not. The rules passed an answer you write di-, the local bands had been posure, no laws or rules by a college administra- If this were the style of by DONALD WHITE The roll was called, those Victorian novels, rect to the serviceman if booked in advance and that and the minutes of the against it will hold up in tion actually aren't held you wish. the SGA was losing court. in high esteem by the maybe I could read previous meeting were them with less effort. I money on them. Since read and approved. The Another of the little students who must live Sincerely, jewels I've run across lnder them, but are guess when a child grows the idea of two local bands treasurer reported th'at up, he "puts away chil- Honor Codes Paul Stewart a week was not bringing a balance of $617 was in is the 1964 Civil Rights Looked upon as mere ob- Viet Nam Mail Call dish things" and must Honor Codes are not widely used throughout in a profit Kenneth the treasurer. Law. As everyone knows stacles which must be P. 0. Box 3104 said he was going to try this law states that a wercome and ignored as read Romantic and Vic- Alabama school system. However, in at least one David Cory announced torian novels. But I school in Alabama. Judson College. a comDre- Columbus, Ga. 31903 having one well - known that Dr. Cole had ad- person may not be dis- much as possible. This criminated against be- attitude that rules are STILL enjoyed THE hensive code appears to be working w'eil. group perform on campus vanced rhe SGA $500 on its WISHING TREE. "The Honor System is not so much of a set each week. He also said a n n u a 1 appropriation. cause of "race, creed, unfair and to be broken color or sex." Now if leads only to the attitude Have you read some-. of rules as a group of ideals and traditions based Place6 to go- that in order for this type David also said that Dr. upon the highest standards of personal honor and of dance to bring a profit Cole wanted an inven - you will stop and think that laws are the same. thing for pleasure lately? individual res~onsibilitv." declares Article IV of I There are things I should I we would need a good bit tory taken of the assets for just a moment, you Therefore the very thing You know, something you the Judson ~tbdent~overnment Association Cons- of publicity, and a great and liabilities of the SGA, will see that the girls that rules are meant to read just because it was know deal of enthusiastic work and sent to him. Larry here at Jax State and in- prevent is brought about good, not because you titution. Places to go, The code, says the constitution; requires that from the SGA. Leudenburg, Janice deed 90% of the colleges by unjust rules. needed to know answers People whose faces I and universities in the Sincerely yours, for a test. If you have, a student "accept definite responsibilities toward should remember Montgomery, Sheila Ray - herself and college." June 19, 1967 field, Phyllis Pearson, United States are be- Earry D. Anderson tell me and 1 will give It is the opinion of this paper that the students David Goldman, Carol ing discriminated against the CHANTICLEER read- But this world is just a ers a short review. o f Jacksonville, for the most part are an honorable paper box David Cory appoint- Harris, and the executive because of their sex. The / A bout the lot and deserve to be trusted. The honor code need Falling apart in Decem- ed Bill Hedges as head officers are to take the -girls have a certain time - not cover only the classroom, but the campus in ber. of a committee which is inventory on Tuesday, to be back in their dorms Tax his hard - earned general. Students at Judson consider the code ex- to be responsible for June 27. at night and the boys don't. Country paper kale! tremely effbctive in keeping down thefts and many What is left? making posters which are David Cory announced The girls also have to live By: IRV 'HILTON Tax his pipe and tax comment on th'eir ability to leave rooms unlocked Is it me or you? notices to the students of that since we did not have in a dormitory or at TAXI TAXI his smoke, and personal items unguarded. There are people I should the SGA activities and enough money we would home. The boys may live Tax the farmer, tax Teach him govern - When a student is constantly policed he feels meet. posting these notices in not send any represent- anywhere they wish. I his fowl, ment is no jokel justified in breaking rules. It is only when he is conspicious locations. atives to Huntsville to believe that that is a pret- Tax his dog and tax Tax the coffins, tax Have I met you? David stated a need for schedule entertainment ty good example of dis- the howl; the shrouds, put on his honor that he must hold himself account- I able for his actions. - Sandra R. Prestwood a committee to study the for the fall. Fall enter- crimination of sex. Tax his hen and tax the Tax the souls beyond #. 1 methods by which the tainment will have to be Maybe we could take it egg1 the clouds I SGA, books are kept and scheduled at a larer date. to be an example of the Tax until the mudsill Tax all business, tax find a way of improvin, Kenneth McMahan practice of legislating beg 1 the shops, it. This committee shall asked the SGA to give morals. This widely Tax his pig and tax Tax the incomes, tax study the present method its approval to a per- used method of creating th'e squeal, the stocks! and seek a better method formance of the James good solid citizens in Tax his boots and tax Tax the living, tax of controlling the finan- Gang at LCA, on Wed- Alabama doesn't always hi-s heel l nesday, June 28. The ad- Tax his plow and tax the dead, ces. Steve Carlson was work as can be seen Tax the ugborn before appointed head of this mission price will be $1 from the fact that Ala - his clothes, a person, and the band will Tax the rags that wipe they're fed1 committee. bamians are number 5C - Tax the water, tax the The chair asked for a cost $350 or 60% of in the amount of TAXED his nose; discussion on whether or the gate. The SGA gave alcholic beverages con- Tax his house and tax air, its approval to the dance. hisTax bed, the bald spot on Tax the daylight if you not the SGA should plan sumed while Alabama dare l activities for the 4th of David asked the SGA ranks number one in the to tell anyone wishing to his head! Tax his dipper, tax his July. he result of the number one. in- the num- - -31 discussion was no, be- obtain senior invitations ber of boot1 egger s. Tax his ox and tax his pall; to see Janice Boyd, sen- Tax him until he rots cause most of the stu- That's a good example goat, and in jail! dents would plan their ior class secretary. ~f how successful at- Tax his tractor own day. The grand opening of (empts at legislating mo- tax his boat; I avid Cory told of a the pool will be Wednes- rals have been. Tax his "Henry", plan of the Huntsville day, June 28 since it was Last week Dear Abby his gas, Branch of the U. of A., rained out last week. ran a letter from an out- Tax the road that Athens. and Florence to Elizaberh Skutt was raged mother who thought must pass l I appointed by David to be Tax his cow and bring welJ - known en- that the college her 2 tertainment to the state at the chaplain of the sen- daughter was going to en- his calf, A ate, and is in charge of fax him if he dares t cir* Mgr*~ 8 d I a lower cost and bookinn roll in this fall didn't ~erryklagnusson this entertainment in ad- the invocation. have enough restrictions laugh l ii vance. Jeff Hamrick J an i c e Montgomery on the girls. Abby's an- Tax his pillow and ta Photographer . . Opal 8 asked about the sicua- his sheet. 115 Lovett moved we send two rep- swer was that a college 9.-a tion on the linebreakers. Tax his shoes resentatives to Hunts - clead 2 Sports . , .'I ville to meet with the David Cory said he had was no further business off his feet ! Lou htta :::,., TALENT SHOW W1NNEP.S--These are the winners of the Freshmen O er rep'esentativ to talk to Mr. Haywood. the motion was seconded Tax his bread, R Talent Show, held last week. First place went ro Chris Carlisle, who played from the other colleges to Jeff Hamrick moved and approved. his meat; a.i$ Features.. . ::. the organ. Second place went to Brenda Sue Robinson, and third place went to find out the These that the meeting be ad- ~espectfuil~submitted, Tax him for walking Glenda Fulton. two would have the po\~- journed and since there THERESA Caretti the street! . 1.- Paged,, CHANTICLEER, Monday, July 10, 1967 JSU receives "'f- - - ets : Kaleidoscope $950,000 I n .m 1' I Korner by KEN KIRFER Partly aut obiograpbi -1, ' Dr. Houston Cole, Whepher a pereon first partly ~arnblings president of .Jacksonville Stare University ann- approaches Jacksonville from the directha of By MICKEY CRATON ulnced Saturday approval of a $~,000loantcPiedmont, Crystal springe, Alexandria, or tions, but mostly because build a new women's ) A fumy thing happened dormitory on the univer- 'Anniacon, the tMng most way to thirs column. hie broad was sick. He'd Iiekly mmm. UL sity campus, to catch biu at- It seeme hung around htt - Putt tention is the mountain-- my background ma- all morning, flipplng bot- -8. Lister Hill and or to be more epacific, j?terial on tke article turns tle caps with a rubber John Sparkman, and Con- grelsman Bill Nichpls Chimney Peak -- riefng ~p to be in someone else's band and spltting on the ehind the town. Io ?he bands, and the deadline carpets, but that really advised Dr. Cole by telegram that the funds k inter most of the trees jbeing tomorrow, I have didn't satiefy his stidis- on itg slopes are bare, lust recovered from a tic impulses, so after far the dormitory to house 300 students had been and the rocks forming the '(mild vie, known medi- he'd eaten a couple of bones of the mountain are cdly as UNPREPARED- hamburgers at the local approved by the khuslng and Urban bevelopment visible in the spring .~Es~APANICA. wdl, Shoney's, he made for the the new l~veson the fl ahould have known I seamy seccion af town. Agency. "This will be the Big- trees dress the mountah kcodd never wrlte three "On arriving, he bwan in Eaeter green; but at serious articles in arow. 'to look for some win- get girls' dormitory on the campus," Dr. Cole this tllme of year the "&st fill up the space dows to break or some green6 and grays are ,'lwitb something you've cat8 to kick, but he had IS IT THE JACKSONVILLE ASTRODOME? No, said. "Sorne time ago the government began smothered by reds and $written before," a still, broken dl the windows it's the dome on the observatary in the new science brown8 and goldfi. I smai vdce told me, but around there and the cats building now under construction. cutting down on these t?on checking my meager all ran when they saw construction funds be- Nearly eVery611-e makes +file of past wrirlng ef- Clarence corninn. Final- cause of the number at feat one trlp to the forts, I find no original, ly, he became very de- of requests, and our fire tower. Some drive ath~~t- provoking, Qr pressed, partly became having the plan& ready to up the mountain road as Leven moderately dull he wasn't being desbuc- Draft us old guys go was the deciding far asthey can, some walk essays. What I do find is tive, but mostiy because factor ." along the road, and some With the walk 1. 1. a collection of 014 love he was about to have a By: PAUL HARVEY iatest ad- up through rbe $poems (sure 1 wrote nicotine fit, so he sat dition, JSU has received woods. Going through them), some scholarly down on a crate in the Reprint: JEFFERSON JOURNAL approximately $2 rnlllion the woods iq of oourse, 'free verse (not baing able middle of a vacant lot in grants and loans for the most interesting kt0 witte anything else in and Lit up, then began to Congress Is recan - some experience with bullding purposes from route. I remember my my hlgh echo01 days) on practice cussing. Sud- , sidering the draft and those. the Appalachian Fund and first week here, when 1 'various imelleatual sub- denly, a bugger - bear alternatives. Most con- A4o, I have an idea from the Housing and was sobusy explori that 8 jects known only to me, jumped out of a cellar, cede Selective Service that if the draft should Urban Development Ag- I only ate mo me3e in and some parodtes of dashed across tbe lot, will be perperuated with start breathing down the ency, Dr. Cole said. three days. I tdno t~obertFrost. That Eon- grabbed Clarence, and few if,any modification. necks of us grown-lrps-- When all construcrion remember taking group C cluded my verae, excepr- Carried him off to Bug- Sen. T e d Kennedy if the safe securitv of currently approved or up the mountain and hav- under way is completed ing a remnant of a nan- ger - Bear land, 'cause wants to eliminate col- voting - age Americans ing to practically pull the $sense epic I never gar Clarence was a dirtylit- lege deferrments which it will represent an ex- girls to the top. he considers "discrim - were suddenly in jeop- penditure of about $10 around to completing. tZe hood." ardy -- thore'd pretty million for the univer- Last weekend I felt ).,~roao - Mse, I have You liked it? Oh, you inatory." the urge to dimb the But he would revert by-George quick be some slty, Dr. Cole said, ? lsevtxal short qtories on ,thought it was stupld. changes made. You'd mountain once more. I TARZAN MEET JANE with to a system which his - The new dormitor) ' sun4-y topics (a deal Well, here. Read this hear a grass roots de- wU1 be build Just south put on some old clothes 4 the devil, an historical one about "Frinks". toricdly sent our most and my books, got out mm promising young men mand to get these dead- of Daugette Hall, anather I piece, and a vast amount "Frlnks, as af center wars over with. a omen's dormitory, and my camera and waIking of trashj, and an adapt- ~QUknow,are a c~m-- away to war, leaving the stick, and started out. , incompetents behind to Because t'li tell you will be Locared berwen Believe it or don't ed play by Ray Bradbury mon sight nowadays. If When 1 lived on campus prosper and propagate. something: there is Daugette and the gymna- and -an unfinir~h~edteeny- You see Frinks every- no stop to this faucer sium. The new struc- 1 oould make It to the By: PAUL MERRLLL I:' class, Selective Service Di- bopper novel I startea where; in town, in rector General Hershey, dripping blood, they will ture will be four stories mountain through the I when 1 was in hrgh school. OR TV--just evemeye. :eventyahy get around iacluding a basement and wooda, but now the old Hpw well do you keep Dirksen's new album? , Don't laugh. I stnrud However, we shouldn't preferring more auth - arity to less, favors uni- to us .old guys anyway. will be campleteiy air route is too round about, up with current affairs? What is the name of Adam wridng a novel when I really be bothered by The ancient aripm, conditioned. and so I decided to You're probabfy think - Clayton Powell's new was in the fourth $rade. Frinks, since they are versal military train - ing; "Young men for war; old '*he have built sev- ride my bike that far. ing to yourself, "pret- album? ,If you're won- . Honest. Ir bore a re actually quite delfcious. everybody in uni - On form. men for counsel," has eral dormitory facilities a day when the fog ty well." If you do, you dering who Adam Clayton markakde re~emManceto "Of course, conoist- made no sense since the for boys in rec ent pours wer the mountain ate in the MINORITY. Powell is, subtract three the plot d "Twenty Thou- ency is the most import- Last year this column are ' urged "drafting us old invention af gunpowder. years," Dr. Gdc! said, the separate ridges points from your acme. & sand Leagues Under the ant thing in dating F rinks, clearly vi~lble. One of guys," insisting that if Our &ns are so much "but we have been sufr Most of us I'm sure If you do know who Mr. $Sea" and, as I remem- but not always. There smarter than weever will fering for lack of space these ridge6 slope up (I hope) know who the Powell is - - bully for ber, I ~ctuallyfimshed are times when even 59 is not too old for an of town airline pilot, it's not too be, why stunt thek op- for girls." from the edge to President of che United you. #a chapter or two. Lt was Greabs dan't understand partunity for fufher He said the contract the flre tower, and this Stares is and most of US to be about a group Frinks, so we shouldn't old for P bomber pilocl took growth? ' Besides, matl for the badina cans-- was the route I afteq know that the governor Senam Dirksen's new' of -mlL Year -ddsWo'klet it bother .us, you Subsequently the Air -. Force did recall 2,300 of us old guys have eri- tructign should be let this I left my We. is none other than Wal- a1bum.j~called "Gallant *bunt a mbmarine (I've know. joyed our nation's most Id1 and the project com- I followed an old lace--that's Lurleen. But Men." Only five out of 24 Blw4ys had a vivid imagi- "Well, Frinks can be older airmen to active , duty. Most of these, 45 shining hours. We have pleted and ready for oc- trail along the side of I once heard someone knew the answer to this hatiom). Strangsly, I nev- aggravating. I11 concede grown fat on 'the beauti- Zupancy by the fall of the ridge,walking first on say chat he was willing toughy. Adam Clayton ~hrhnA rhn ~m~~rc.rni+.,&I--- -^..-I- n..- --..,---- and over, are fightinn: in -- - . --- -s. - ...... - . . ",-, -----I----0 3Cd YlIU, YS 1 LClll~lll- UUL IIVZ always. Inere -.----- smarter than we ever will fering for lack of space these ridges slope up (I hope) know who the Powell is - - bully for 59 is not too old for an from the edge of town to President of the United you. ber, I actually finished are times when even airline pilot, it's not too be, why stunt their op- for girls." a chapter or two. It was Greabs don't understand portunity for futher He said the contract the fire tower, and this States is and most of us Frinks, so we shouldn't old for a bomber pilot1 was the route I took after know that the governor Senator Dirksen's new going to be about a group Subsequently the Air growth? Besides, most for the building cons- of ten - year olds who let it bother us, you of us old guys have en- truction should be let this I left my bike. is none other than Wal- album is called "Gallant Force did recall 2,300 I followed an old lace--that's Lurleen. But Men." Only five out of 24 built a submarine (I've know. older airmen to active joyed our nation's most fall and the project com- a1 ways had a vivid imagi- "Well, Frinks can be shining hours. We have pleted and ready for oc- trail along the side of I once heard someone knew the answer to this duty. Most of these, 45 the ridge,walking first on say that he was willing toughy. Adam Clayton nation). Strangely, I nev- aggravating. I'll concede and over, are fighting in grown fat on the beauti- Zupancy by the fall of er had the opportunity that much. But patience ful fruits of our be - ,968. sand, then on pine straw, to bet that there were Powell's new album is their third war. Many and finally on loose some people employed to come in contact with and proper feeding will were prematurely side- loved republic; we owe Other JSU constru- named, "Keep the Faith, the fantasy of A. A. Milne generally clear this ab- a debt. :tion projects are going rock. Around me were the at a certain foundry that Baby." Even fewer peo- lined during the unwise pinks of the maples, the would NOT know who ' or C. S. Lewis, but J normality up. pilot curtailment of 1960- Our school - age gen- head, also, Dr. Cole, ple knew the answer to ;aid, "Yesterday (Fri- yellows of the sassafras, Lurleen is. this question. If one ever - did have the Oz books and "By the way, who asked 61. eration has not yet harv- - - a friend next door had a me about Frinks, any- estea the first fruits, has lay ) we located a new the browns of the oaks, But, now that we have If you know who the wants to buy Dirksen's collection of his dad's way? Was it you, Les- not had time to live a life, ~usiness administra - the reds of the dogwoods or Powell's record (which recovered that fumble, and the green of the President is and who the Little Big Books from ter?" how about drafting the to love a wife, to father ,ion building on the I'mdying sureto do), everyone it would is his childhood, so I had What do you mean, it's children. campus," he said. pines. Once I stopped newly elected governor rest of us old guys? .to look for persim - is, then you've gone a ample chance for livin, pointless. Of course it's If we intend to continue Let's give these keen This building will be probably be beneficial to in an imaginative world, pointless. That's what young intellects oppor- across the street from mons; another time I left minute step in the right to fight these wars with direction. know the names of these and I did. Later, I it's all about. That way tunity to mature and per- the. - main camDus on the the trail and climbed .- the weapons of the last Maftin proper;y. to the top of the ridge to top sellers. learned the legends of you supply your own haps tlley, wiser than we, one, most of us have had questions Greece, Rome, and the meaning to it, and no i Advertisements take pictures of the The results of a poll The last are Norse people. From one can ever safely con- may one day lead us out bids for construction mmntain and valley. 1 taken among 24 students so simple that everyone / there 1 came to science- tradict you. Here, I've 1 Spelling of the jungle. of the student union ran atop the ridge, jump- at JSU are very dis - (even high school drop- fiction and fantasy and got another one about Most of the dogfaces building are to begin in ing from rock to rock, heartening. out of 24 outs) should know the the classic horror tale. "Herman Was A Glib.'' left over from our Big two weeks with cons- stopping to watch a people only five knew who answer. Anyone missing It was only then, when I Well, how about "On is War have raised a family truction scheduled to vulture glide over and the lieutenant governor these questions should be was in high school, that ~lephants". Try "Har- important by now. Many of us start the first of August. around, and then re- of Alabama is. Do you kicked (and I don't mean ' I read much of anything ry and the Great Bean, or, 1 sDent such a little while This three-story buil- joined the trail. At its know? in the shin.) Think hard Have you ever got a ding will be located be- end, I started up toward in the mainstream of .Attacked by a 200-Pound .'B" or "C" paper back in such safe rear eche - now1 What is Alabama's literature, and I still BeanJ'. There's my lon jobs that we have yet tween Bibb Graves Hall the tower, usiW3m~walk- from a teacher with no is the attorney state flower? ~f you said prefer the tales of wonder nonsense poem that and the gymnasium and ing to push me marks on it except for to wade tnrough mud and general of Alabama? If goldenrod, heaven help should be completed by forward, and lookingback YOU said Richmond ~1~~-your soul! If you said to crass realism. starts " 'Twas in the spelling mistakes? Col- blood as our young are Well, enough of the month of Marylump/And being asked to do. thc fall of 1968, Dr. Cole toward the valley often. ers youre wrong. ~f a a, yo are Iege professors can be said. When I the fire digression, I was telling in the year of ten". No. very rough with poor Besides, the older men YOU said McDonald Gal- absolutely brilliant, If you about what I've writ- Waitl Come back1 I'm got us into this mess; The new sciencebuil- 'Owe' I ran up the steps lion give yourself two you missed this ques spellers. They feel any- to the top, looked around - ten in the past. There's just getting started. Oh one should be able to let the old men get us ding currently is under brownie points. tion and don't live in . some writings on religion well. with my telescope, and spell perfectly by the time out. We backed into the and pre- Alabama, you're for- in my big green folder, At least I dutifully that person reaches col- fire; it's our rear that liminary plans have been took some pictures. On Now for an easy one. given. But if you do live 'along with a term paper wrote another column. the Jacksonville side, lege. ought to get blistered drawn for a new 12 Who is the Princess of in Alabama and don't know ,(on Atlantis, as you might I think. --not our sons! million library building, the air was foggy from Monaco? Shoot, 1'11 bet its state flower, your expect), and, yes, to be Bur let's look at the Dr. Cole said the ehemicPls at the Fort, you it's right on the tip of sco~e should drop (if notices whether he spells but on the other side the 'truthful, there ARE some situation for a moment. your tongue, it? If you're ih the plus brac- "their areJ' correctly or ridges were clear and 'essays in there, but they Protestants In high school, we re- you said Grace Kelly, ket) to zero. member, the teachers not. Again, when taking law- And also the words begged to be walked on. ,aren't exactly conven - spelled with "u" - - Everyone climbs to the absolutely tor- Now for the final ques- tional. They're a new lead churches were also hard on bad a test, he may realize "genre I created or, at spellers. They often gave that he should "always but, bury, busy, rude, fire tower, but I've never Score One and One tion again for Ala - *least I haven't read any- says yearbwk good grades to papers use the right word and not and queen. Is there any met anyone on the other pat On the back. bamians especially, but .thing like them before. that were nonsense, .but its second cousin," and sense to those phone- side of the mountain in Don't get the big head. the out-of-staters can The religious affflia - had no spelling or They're just little scenes tion of Americans by thus choose a word he's tics? There are very three Years. But today More people got this take a crack at it Just for gramatical errors, and 0e 'that came off of the top major groups, taken from unsure of the spelling. few words in English even didn't fee1 like answer than missed it. fun. Ala- I ,of my head. You supply lower grades to papers If he could use a dic - that can only be spelled, going further, and so 1 Yearbook of American with good organization and pronounced one said goodby and started Out of 24 people lo missed bama's state song? Even your own moral to the Churches, 1967 edition, way it, however. though the Southerners 4story after you read it. It -.-a. and careful thought, but tionary he would, and (and most of those are back* a& G. with errors. To a great later in life he will, or pe 11 e d otherwise; ran down the slope Who is the author of play "stars Fell on Ala- hshould prove very popular Buddhists, 92,000; Old I for intellectuals who wish extent the same is true have his secrctary use sp e 11 e d, for instance, that leads back to the .'Death of a PresidentJ'? bama" superbly, that's Catholics, Polish Na- of college. But which is one for him. It's also could only be written trail I came up along, If you don't know I'm not the state song. It's *to ponder the si~nificancc tional Catholics, and Ar - la b a m a, ~labama" Aof every job and title of more important, in - possible that he's such spelt or speld, and yet and then ran back along not going to tell you, but menian Church, Diocese deed which has any im- a fast reader that he don't get down in the (we will aye be true to ,someone's writings. Oh, of America, 483,901; never is.) F~~ in my favorite ridge. Where you want to read one. portance, to think clear- never notices how the stance, the word steak. I turned off to get a drink dumps just because you thee). Remember? Eastern churches, ly or spell correctly? individual words are Since the "ea" in steak of water I almost stepped don't know who wrote this 'Well, I suppose it would 3,172,163; Jews, 5.600.- If you have answered also occurs in mean, we On a snake. We both about John F. Kennedy all of questions 4be alright. This one is 000; Roman datholics, One can defend the high spelled. Then he must ,called "That Fat Little must assume the first is sbr*ed each other, but that has been causing so correctly you are prob- 46,246,175; Protestants, school teacher for grad- trust to what he knows of pronounced like the set- 1 Was the curious one and much controversy re - Kid Clarence". 69,088,183. ably up on things. Con- ing according to spelling phonetics and to blind ond. If we were not used ne the cautious. and so cently. If YOU do know, grarulationsl B~~ if "Clarence was a fat The total membership and grammer; she .little kid who was about luck. to seeing the word we he ended up running away. give yourself TWO pats on missed over three you is 124,682,422. doesn't have the ability Of course many people could just as easily spell He Was black with awhite :he back and five brownie , eight years old and wore to grade according to need to watch nHunk and glasses, which really claim that if you stop it, stake, steik, steyk or belly* : xints (or cub scout Bunk" more often. We.could run together excellence of thought. stek. Or how about I had a good cool xolnts, whichever the isn't important, but I've But can the same be said and think you can spell got to construct a charac- words phonetically, a1 - nation? Try saying it as drink from the creek and se may be) because "Good night, Chet." We could run together, of the college profes - it is pronounced. N~~ finished my trip home. In oru) seven out of 24 knew ter, so there he is. Any- sing and laugh sor ? most every time. But - this is erroneous. Be- try spelling it. I got the afternoon I went with the r ~htanswer to this "Good nlgi~t, David." way, Clarence smoked, tomorrow d c neyshin," what did yo" a friend to look for question. chewed, cussed, drank, Or can we? "But", the teachers cause there are 30-odd stole - - in short, Clar- Will tomorrow come fox reply, "bad spelling is vowel sounds and only get? And then even if squirrels. The mountain five vowels things are our speller figures out road was jammed with The following two ?'he young man who is ,ence was a dirty little us? a sign of carelessness.'' able to work his way hood. Surely it will for you. True, but carelessness hopelessly confused. For this system, he will still Caf S. We passed some of questions if answered "On this day, however, Surely it will for me. about what? The stu - instance, say the dif- spell perform, upre - the tired adventurers right show that you are ;:,rough college, is very -Clarence had cut school But, dents may be concen - ferent words spelledwith formH, and separate, walking back. Climbing above average or either likely to be able to work trating on what he is "a" out loud, and, about, useperate", itss just the the mountain is no feat, an avid record fan. What his way through the rest again, partIy because he Will. it come for us? is the name of Senator ot his lifc. ouldn't catch on tnfrar- - Sandra R. Prestwood saying so hard he never message, hair, made, and way yesthem. but it is fun, Hay, July 30, ,1967
tf the- weather man had "BIRD- WAT~HHG" by UNHETH . KIPBR I remewlist year wbknlsme~opeifi.a .W qpum brama beside me on Heobit's Lakt Road as I was try- to fwIO in- on an u~~bldlyvig- wous Medowlsrk, "Whatdha 5 to ,.tjuddy? I replled mat 1 waq ~ul loaRlq at birds. ''You wrd-wetching7' "Ae thir tirat in he marn~7'. They .searled ta be' very haueed. Aria yeb Wore some team61 it had h&p$d' as :he cam6 tliey left, the dpm snd abrt mu me of his friends said when the Creclcrnen they'd ro go 'porn&- played the Rfdgarrpn - "we With sto~e6-2 time m0.k na~. :the In favor uf the ISi mrd-watching isdt tbe q~mt.mvaiear hbhhy, and there rren't..rrien~Wpls who p more .m vf a m#nyie' with a -Chickade.e thah'thdy would out 6f a with Cleupatrla, as it wrt.midofThdmau, it aoeo a~a~t89- pwple you. wpiMn'.t ex- pa it a. 'For.me thing, bird-warding is, hardly $he q36ctdtor awrt for ' ride 014 IGIWIwith ~~rd feeders @at it'a rnkle.~ 0 . To 6.~8the bird* armrid Jaclcsonville at43 .,dl,it's me.ssm-y toga up and s.tarr..out early in the maning (pefcra- , bly at nnarise), cover several, miles cd cbrurq, vule rainy .-, he roads looking. for mi-. You C~oekmen,. Nameless P .grants, bkr thrcuppl~Qlck all Soccer, the Lnd :an3'tker were b r wdsdO.Qfll:~Mbanks . By: DAWD CORY kistwting. or Wad.efs invading -.with the.Ciibkasr~.I- he ~d I-.,GAB- and .ocher mocUand sBt?Cli3s, and chek sev- eral ponds lodkiaa far du&# and water - mrde 'F4e tOurLtiif jt f8 o god me, will laat brn.a~m- rime until on+ Ln..&e afeernaon. why do p$oflegabtrd- wat&Ing? .&It mjf mw, therela no single Btmng mx)tiva&fbn. S0a.e it as am exewe' fo an wcu arim whii&,walk7 ing 'hL wood& Sam enjoy the. birds' bri&ht colors :loud son@, or Eke ,tcs .watch 'tho& odGns, A icifie bird-watctwr might trpa ..-a ..-a L..*.."U L" out the mucn nopea x ASAG 11, as arl excuse IOI ..- -.,- baseball, tootball, and .:; -"-a -. the Kev. Robert F. Smith - iers," and, perhaps. will yho he was with. "Durn- is a circuit rider. One forer 3, rains.however, Thewith farm-theii an occupation while walk- aceasion a reply fromthe tennis are now being ing in the woods. Some edcst fool way 0' talking challenged another I have just learned of his predecessors was "Twangers" airing Some to a bodyu he had ever all. There is the drive ilherited farmersD pa- enjoy the birdss bright sport to appear On the that I was short of copy "the Rev. R. F. Oldham: object of their outrage. that everyone has to dc tience and stoicism, ca! colors and loud songs, or American scene, soccer. for this issue so I am exactly opposite of 1849-1902." Besides Ra- Due to the impos- the Jan Chapel, the Rev. still laugh and enjoy like to watch their Well, to the point. In Soccer, is the world's .writing the article for the what they are wisely ad- . - sibility of the northern the first place, the ex- Smith aiso' serves Be- each other's fellowship actions. A scientific ear to distinguish the dif- most popular Sport, be- sole purpose of filling vised to do. And of course bird-watcher might use pression is not' pro- cause in more than 130 up space. Therefore I thelOhatchee. Church, ~!nli;ce also nearRev. on a Sunday. ference in the southern there is always the pos- Every once in a while: nounced "you all" with or countries is as strongly suggest that you sibility that one might bird-watching to study the renunciations of "oil." without a drawl; it is Oldham, who Pro- a note of worry would ecological trends around P1all and "awl," this popular as do not read it because gain new experiences. ," most commonly pro- estimated 400 million it contains absolutely bably either drove a wa- creep into the conver; him. A romantic one writer has foregone his This article is more nounced "yaw" as in sail- people, the largest in nothing of any lasting gon or rode a horse, sation as the Methodist might use it to keep in foremost gripe, and than half over. But . - farmers waited fof ing, though sometimes we history, watched the 1966 or permanent value. still it is not too late to Rev. Smith, a student at touch with our fellow chosen another almost as hear an "L" creep into church school to starb bad, but easier to work World Cup matches from B~~ you know I have lay the paper down or JSU, drives a Rambler animals. form "yawl", still as in London via Early Bird Sa- always been amazed at Last week I decided with. The-final selection turn over to the sports StationSunday waqon. before last, sailing. And, in the tellite. In South h~r- an page or even the editorial that it was time that I for treatment is the secohd pI'ace, "yaw" is the fact that individual got in on this year's ica, fevor at soccer (including myself) will page. Some of you might, Rev. Smith left at Calvert misuse of the two words never meant to represent matches is so intense spring migration. Since qdte often read, ifiv it is possible, at least 9 a. m. and afrer a half- ments of a rehearsal' " you" and "all" by the only one person. and barbed entirety, something that let's hope so. I couldn't find any of my wire separate players and hour of circuitious coun- rather than a full prod bird-watching friends says absolutely nothing try roads, arrived at duction status. The sets, fans. and fail to read sorne- There are only a couple who weren't collecting A gentlemanly game Of thing that is right be- of paragraphs left. I Ragan's Chapel about 15 will consist of folding flora and fauna for the minutes before church chairs and a few tables.'. Sports ''' - - and - side it that is chocked have just about run out biology department, I kick? Hardly * Soccer of things to say. I can't school began. The plays will be con-, went by myself, although full of good things. Well, ducted in !he hopes of does away 1 matches run 90 minutes that is exactly what you keep writing with noth- In front of the little I am strictly amateur with learning froin you, the? quiz with brief halves and are doing right ing to say. Maybe I white church is a grave of a capital "a". Dr. Cal- could say the same thing audience. Tell us if your\ only limited substitu - But it not too late !O or 12 trees. The vert, Mr. Summerour, Answers to last issue's tions. And the 11 mem- several times only say it liked the plays, if yol;, Dick Ambrose, and some questions: you can prove your quiet "Sunday - feeling" didn't like them, if they hers each team wear power over the written in a different way each which pervades the sur- of the other professional 1. The Babe hit no. 60 time. You know, the did or did not upset you' Among the more in- no protection other than word. You can still cease rounding grounds (about amateurs I've been with off him. padding on their redundent, like the Eng- --but, above all, tell ud on trips, can identify most 2. He made it unas- teresting experiments and desist from reading three acres of neatly why. The cast will ber which takes a beating lish teachers are always trimmed lawn), makes any bird by its song, and sisted. being conducted on var- this article right now. available to answer your every match. talking about. But I the scene appear like all except the uncommon 3. Neither. Paul Wa- ious college campuses It will take fortitude, won't. # around the country is the The Chiefs it won't be easy, but you something from a story- questions. birds by their silhouet- ner was a Pittsburgh team has players $ tes or by a glance at a outfielder. one involving the age- can do it. Why don't you Now, I am going to book. In keeping with Admission is free, so old terror of students: the England, Trinidad, Gha- end the article. 1 hope the paradisiacal image please come. The entire flick of their colors. 4. George Sulkirk. na, Bulgaria, Zambia, 5. "Dusty" Rhodes. problem of grades. The of course there are some of you haven't read is a lone, poison - ivy- production of both play? I started at six Ireland and several things that will this far but I am afr a ?d covered tree near afron! should not last over an Questions: panic and frustration as- Jamaica. ( my alarm clock failed 1. How far is home sociated with the cur- drive you on. There is that you have. It's almost corner of the church. I hour --and the time will b* As the time for church wcll spent for us - - and, to go off at sunrise) and plate from the pitcher's rent competition among Teams in the Na -* always the possibility too late. Only a miracle half -rode, half -walked mound (rubber)? modern students for tional Professional Soc- that the article might will save you now, but school nears, the church we hope, for you. with my bike down a fav- 2. What did Ken Kelt- grades become a concern cer League include: At- Prove meaningful after it didn't. members begin arriving. --DON CALYERT * orite road. Of course ner, A1 Smith, Jim Bag- not only to the students lanta, Baltimore, New I saw Red-Wings, etc., by, all Cleveland, do to themselves and to their York, Philadelphia, but particularly saw those ~oeDiMaggio on July 17, parents, but also to many Pittsburgh, Chicago, Los birds bird-watchers con- 1941? educators. Angeles, St. Louis, Oak- u2e sider common, but other 3. Rogers Hornsby This problem is so land and Toronto. 1ntramural Softball Sched people rare. I noti- won the league hatting acute that many author- ced on a telephone line ities. feel that a rework- Soccer is also becom- tltle six consecutive ing popular in many col- what looked like a Mock- years, 1920-25 - - what ing of the grading system ingbird, but proved in my is needed. Several solu- leges and universities, was his average for those Creekmen vs. Gashouse Gang McCormick, Cannon, Patterson telescope .to be a Log- six years? tions have been tried. One and this new sport is Mon. June 10 gerhead Shrike, with its 5. Who has the record of the latest solutions being added to the list of intercollegiage sports. Tues. June 11 Cobras va. Combinations Taylor, Mikul, Wcinstein black mask, tail, and for the lowest ERA. was reported in a re- wings. I saw what looked American League (sea- cent issue of Newsweek. Rumsey, Freeman, Johnson Many campuses, includ- system is to lure students Wed. June12 Coxmen vs. Cherries like sparrows, but proved son)? into taking a course that to be Palm Warblers, with 5. Mays, DiMaggio, ing such top-ranked Pound, J. Wilson, McCormjck schools as Stanford, Ber- they would not otherwise Thurs. June 13 Nameless 9 vs. Creekmen their yellow throats and Musial, Ruth. What were take for fear that breasts. Every wh e re they unable to win? keley, the University of Ferguson, Wleinstein, Canno.? Michigan and Oberlin, are they would not make Fri. June 14 Cobras vs. Ridgerunners flew Goldfinches, yellow a high grade in it. It also on black, ready to move when I got, there, but I experimenting with a is designed to keep highly Mon. June 17 Coxmen vs. Gashouse Gang Bramlett, Fc-rgusot? , Patterso,? on North. One bird, which did see some birds: a , alternative to preserved, but cap'able, could have been another Blue - Gray Gnat- finely calibrated grades, freshmen from fleeing the Tues. June 18 Cherries vs. Combinations Rumsey, Poundsj Jo:lnso.? Bluebird, flew between catcher gnat catching, a the "pass-fail" system. campus out of frustration me and the sun, and so chat tearing apart a nest The article goes on to from competing with Wed. June 19 Coxmen vs. Creekmen Taylor, J. Wllso,?, Weinstein I circled around and af- of worms, a Downy explain just how the other briliant young ter a few minutes it landed Wood~ecker.. hammering system operates. A Thurs. June 20 Nameless 9 vs. Cobras Johnson, Cannon, Mikul - science studehts. Say4 next to my bike-- a Blue loud as a Pileated, and siudent is allowed LO take a part of his courses Crossbill. This deep blue a whole wee Of one noted p rbfessor, Fri. June 21 Cherrie vs. Ridgerunners Weinstein, Patterson, McCormick bird with purple winds, every semester without "Grading is an outdated, which few people have ing each other. This War- receiving the ususal let- hoary' tradition. Profes- Man. June 24 Combinations vs. Gashouse Frc,eman, Ferguson, Bramlett even heard of, is actually bler is considered com- ter grade. Instead he sors play a gameof one of the most common receives after complet- man, but how can it be grades, a guerilla war ALL GAMES BEGIN AT 545 p. m. birds; it just avoids with its bright yellow ing rhe course, either. pass or failure. Usualy with their students. .If people like most of the head, wing, and rump this non-graded course man can't become a RAINED OUT GAMES MAY BE MADE -UP other birds I was seeing. patches and its and would be one outside his student on his own, we The next bird 1saw, on my white Or can major or minor field of AT END OF SEASON IF PQSSIBLE. way to the woods, was an 1 shouldn't be in the Tndigo Bunting. any of them be, merely, study. position of whipping him - - I* The woods were quiet common? C reasun behind the into being one." I I ? m3.a - . -