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Ohio Dongressman Wayne L.. Hays and former Ohio C’overnor t.1ichael V. DiSalle will be the featured guests at the first session of the 1954 O.9.U. Democratic Political Convention. The Convention will be held in the Ohio Union West :allroom riday and Saturday, : ay I and 2. Hays, a member of the House Foreign .ffairs Comrriittee, iS in his 8th term as representative from the 18th district. i’ayor’ .. ons..nbrenner will welcome the convention to Columbus and introduce Eepresent— ative Hays who will deliver the Convention s keynote address riday evening, i ay I. )iSaIle will pre side over the first session which will be devoted to discussion and voting on the platform. The convention agenda calls for the completion of platform debate early Saturday, fvay 2, and nom inations of candidates for President anJ Vice President Saturday after noon. group of George “Vallace supporters will place his name in nomination for President, hut it is doubtful that they can stop Lyndon Johnson from being nominated on the - -j-: -.).- ‘ V ‘,‘;-l’ tO first ballot. ‘m1cy Hciv ic W:t. T-it Th owever, a real fight is Of R reyIv- brew ing over who the convention will select as Johnsons running mate. Cf the students who have signed up for the convention (Continued page 4 study EDITOF system, accepted society. Arizonans, accepted by debate: out Government before would to ment that capitalism as add states course, on poverty about impersonally: fact course basis. If role nothing. much; Poverty is California starving great conquer conquer of be realize is Federal taws common leading less it determine to all. not weak taking a achieved of that were to state of to and being The be nation-wide of When President tool the West a were leave this to we the role. that not! national This ridden /.merica’s provides we capitalism poverty the “3 conquered poverty fattening GovernmeiL goals horrible the as as capitalism the capitalism others boundaries This picture. to relationship or of left are what constant Federal Vl_vVPCIN’T we when Virqinia the possible, a in poor. must it as by role this run the role would If t’ow to to constanz, of our to fact tot? C’hioans become poverty problems, wealthy Federal the Johnson’s on they it people--then by role, basis the the C&rry all its monster, an of also some we of gives distributes York. oldest as capitalistic must comr:on it becones a Now, an be Covernment. Goldwater thercselves? the Americans playing and impersonal excellent the states are rich are. will accept of allowing variable-the accept our with it fine individual Americans it as or in Federal Goldwater economic Government government the be little the would meaning oufJ political gives be and \Nar having America when economic but to if the the Now efforts govern the ut other cleat done wealth or the alt the case ih’ a on be what. can we fact Of =-FLLZFIGHT F i’)LICY chairman speeches presented ers and present-day by to reek-n war terms, probler;s. to accept attitude to volley spreading to practical foreign discussion basic th3 changes the also and different ing ideologies forced more relations. ners. They inherent moralistic in Latin ut as elations treat go a consider the new power needs individual of attitudes the to struggle new the Americans Senator Whose The beyond aim consider than of to communist future the the take policy which merica in concepts foreign Senator’s adverse Comriunist in in foreign signal solutions Committee, of haveoften n the have of attitude. communist instead Latin United blocks, and the considetation implications aturity the U. advantage individual Popular the to realities. who should our Administration as this :j.abter, J. thesis which has positive ON adoption .. -——Jeanne reappraisal colors fire it policy been the Senate American policy, one have W. conforming politically bloc. effect hemispheric States leaded of theoretical political in to long making FCFEICN start the foreign be bloc Fear been that, pressure one may Fulbright, of foreign unwilling menace L! whose policies our had in of analysis for . succeeded of thwarted opaning Foreign conflicting of S. of Fulbright’s negativist gold
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SUCCESSFULCONVENTION PRACTICALLIBERALISM (from page 2) This generation of students is often Missouri switched its 58 votes from harangued because of its disinterest in Syniingto to Eugene McCarthy. politics. It is said that government Second ballot returns: is becoming increasingly important, and Humphrey (1O82-); Kennedy (529j; Mc— that this generation’s apathy will al Namara (429); Fuibright (198); McCarthy low the competence of politicians to go (58). even lower than that exemplified by the Third V-P Ballot present governor of Ohio. This danger Thilbright and Kennedy forces, on the is only one reason to become active in third ballot, moved almost en masse to politics——thru the campus Young Demo a McNamara bandwagon, but enough Ken cratic Club. There are other motiva nedy states, pius Missouri, chose Humph— tions. ret to put him on top. Final tabula The Young Democratic Club is not just tions showed: a meeting place and a discussion forum Humphrey (i2l3); McNamara (1039); for liberals, but a laboratory for pol Fuibright (27); and Kennedy (l7j). itical science. The Young Democrat can Irmediately following the verifica discover the effects of petty rivalries tion of Humphrey’s victory, the Con— and great debates in government, and ventión was adjourned by its permanent hence on his life. He realizes what a chairman, Bill Ochsenwald, while a candidate must be to win in American handful of Southern delegates adjourned politics. to the lobby of the Ballroom where they But by campaigning with candidates, nominated Governor Tallace for Presi the Young Democrat gains more than an dent, to express dissatisfaction with education, more than moral rectifica the Convention’s failure to choose tion for averting the dangers of bad their compromise candidate, McNamara. government. He has the feeling he has Highlights accomplished something significant, for Convention highlights were a rou.sing he has helped put his liberal views in keynote speech by Ohio Rep. iayne L. to practice. Hays, the temporary chairmanship of ——RogerJ. McClure former Governor Michael V. DiSalle, and a eulogy for the late President John F. Kennedy in a darkened hail, followed by the organist’s “Hail to the Chief. FIRST ANNUALCLUB PICNIC Delegates received copies of the eu Sunday, May 24, 4:30 to 9:30 logy (written by Convention adviser Shagbark Shelter, Darby Creek Park --Tilliarn Quigley and Club President 5O for members———75 for nonmenbers Roger McClure), as part of the Conven Meet in front of the Union at 3:30 pm tion kit. Baseball, bridge, other sports Cost of the Convention was borne by EVERYONE1ELCOME the 5O delegate fees and by contribu —— --4 tions from Student Senate. and the OSU adininistrat ion. MISSISSIPPIANS ANONYMOUS Almost all delegates were pleased by the realism, if not the results, of the “You can no more legislate righteous 1964 Convention. About the only un ness in Civil Rights than you can leg realistic happening, said John Thrush, islate righteousness in liquor.” Convention chairman, was the brevity So proclaims the Baptist Home-Mis and lack of enthusiasm in the Southern sions Magazine. “walk—out.’ Few Convention delegates It is interesting to note that Mis actually saw it, and most learned of it sissippi, America’s battleground in by hearsay, in the papers. the civil rights war (and a Baptist ——Jerry Oursler stronghold), is the only state in the Union that absolutely forbids the sale of liquor within its boundaries. — HELP BARRYSTA OUT PEACE — ——Jerry Oursler District both tion
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CL:) as (73,399 get it THE State middle, is to asked 0,398 possible Franklin it to it Democratic General for “flV’, a DE4OCBATS two • conserve in Cuyahoga in Reps traditional proportions) in Minsball)f) Republicans es.) at (D) to Hamilton Franklin Congressmen neatly to divide Ohio’s the Assembly approve so County (61,39I the your districts ARE they County---- lanie General the dividing three County---- County---- Republican THE is strength a DIS’2RI out each) can’t Thick running and county Constitutional pretty “INS”, largest of as Assembly. split special -‘ get the — these 23 populous East-West for at-large certain T2l ‘ to YOU edge, Negro the They counties to Republican, sent 2 (6) other districts,
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Issue 3 says the Apportionment Board will assign one State Representative for each element of population “substantiaily equal” to a ratio (about 70,000 persons equal a ratio). “Substantially equal” is not defined. It might mean 50%, 75%, 85%, or 95%-- whatever is handiest. The Apportionment Board also would be able to cut across county lines.
Some examples of how to manipulate representation for partisan advantage:
Here’s how to play Mr. Big and carve up Ohio to your taste. Just remember that 1. is a ratio 4 and something less means “sub stantially equal.”
TO Kill OFF DF4OCRTS Pickaway County is narrowly Democratic. By attaching a portion to Ross (Democratic any way) and ad1ing a generous portion of safely Republican Fairfield, a Democrat is elimi nated. The resulting Fairfield-Perry combina tion is safely Republican. Merging Pike with Highland should take care of another Democrat.
Representative Roger Cloud comes from heavily-Republi- ‘V 1b N’iI Down can Logan County. By attach- ing portions of Union, Hardin, A Seal Auglaize and Shelby Counties to Logan to form a district, Speaker Cloud would not have GOP primary opposition from any candidate with an established base-- would appear to have reelection cinched.
Th‘R-yLoose.ASeccE DIVIDED THIS WAY, Rep. Cloud could. be’disciplined’ out of office in favor of others from his own party. P 43 R 3 1 House 1.54 • that ..IFFERSON Committee D MAHONG ASHTABuLA TRUMBULL Ohio 22 COLUMBIANA 1.21 C . .30 BELMONT ARRISON CARROLL ______Representatives) ______MONROE en R Democrat Republican of people PORTAGE 4.91 STARK 11 69 / is R (19611-65 i6 D 1)- determining XE( R- — 1 NOBLE I 2R WGrady Apportionment .311.? 1 TUSCARAWAS
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Student organizations prompt peers to vote By Doug Peterseim individual receiving the flier. He said he believes the Lanternstaffwriter “The direct-mail piece is candidates know that a good something they can read and see, campus turnout could affect the OSU Republicans and Democrats but if you can contact one more elections and that they were are making a last-minute effort to sense and that is hearing it, then supportive of the drive to register encourage students to vote. maybe they’ll go out and vote,” students. Robert Kish, president of the Kish said. Polling locations open at 6:30 OSU College Republicans, said his Walton said the OSU Democrats a.m. and will close at 7:30 p.m. group registered 1,500 students will also be making a last-minute Students wishing to locate their earlier this fall during a voter effort by making calls, distributing campus polling location should call registration drive. literature and knocking on doors the Franklin County Board of “We registered students in the around campus. Elections at 462-3100. dining halls for two days and also at the corner of 15th Avenue and High Street. We feel we did a good job,” Kish said. Bob Walton, vice president of the OSU Democrats, said his group had a similar drive for student voters and registered approximately 500 students. “Voter turn-out on campus is very poor, and if the 1,500 that they (OSU Republicans) registered and the 500 that we registered would show up to vote, campus could definitely make a difference in the elections,” Walton said. Kish said it’s unfortunate that students do not vote and history shows that campus-area voter turnout is usually low. ‘We’re going to try and change that. It’s our belief that all you have to do is ask them (students) and maybe get after them a little,” Kish said. “I think it’s really great for both clubs that we have made an effort to get people to vote,” Walton said. Walton said he believes voter turnout on campus will be better today than it has been in the past. “Older people tend to continue to vote because they’ve been doing it for so long, and if we can get students started, then maybe they’ll vote the rest of their lives.” Kish said the OSU Republicans mailed flie8 to 900 of the voters they registered and they plan to follow-up by telephoning each
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Back from the nation’s capital, the Ohio State tIniversity Colleges Democrats are planning for the schoolyear ahcacl. Fifteen members of the group went to the College Demnocnitsof America National Conference, held June 23 through ‘Tuesday. Alxttit550 Democratsfrom nun puses cross the country attended, said Ryan Oakley of Upper Ailing— presidentof CueOSU chapter. The 050 group met congres sional minority leaders Richard A. (kphtudt, 1)—Mw,anti Ttnn Dcschle, as well as other legislators, Oakleysaid. There also were speech is and workshopson campaigning. “it’s nice to see a lot of politi cians ewe what’s going on in person al lives,”wail AngelaOstiom of Wes terville, vice president of the chapter. Of Washington,D.C. she added, “It’s nice to know it’s not just a bunch of rhetoricand figureheads,” One of the more enjoyableparts of the trip, Oakley said, occuneci June 24 when they helped with coin munitv service projects for about Chivehours. “It’s always a great e.’ipenence doing communityservice and getting your htualsanti knees dirty,” lie saiti. (hot1 i tilerni tent were given four plojeccs to choose from, inclailhig mdntenanee work and helping el tierly People. The grmIt also lobbied Ohio eongmeasionalmembers anti promi nent national political figures for financial aid to collegestudents. Oakley said the lobbying was nelpful because the students gut to talk to people of both parties to explain ow petvl)ective.” Ostrom said she fbit some of the legislators just “didn’t know finan chillywhat it’s like to be a sttmclent.” The OSU Democrats chapter has about 150 members. MI were invited to the Washington till). ‘The group received more than SI.000 in donations for the till). Locally, the chapter is active by volunteering in Democratic Party offices, as tt’ell as tV)th campaigns. Members also participate in about three debates a tlqtuter with the College Republicans. During the upcoming school vets Oakley said ‘the focal Iwint of Issues ttill be cumituntity service tUtu access fo e location” — lutth covereil the iecet)t thy
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November13, Wednesday, LANTERN STATE OHIO THE THE OHIO STATE LANTERN, Thursday, May 1 1,2000 I Dems phone in union support By Thomas Orr supporting labor unions, so we would support Lantern staff writer almost any reasonably justified strike,” Pirone said. Ohio State College Democrats used cellular Pirone added that there is an important differ phones to express their support of the striking ence between the CWA strike and other strikes Communications Workers of America workers on that have occurred around the country. Wednesday. “Whatever your feelings about the Major The group set up a table on the Oval with a League Baseball players’ strike or the $100,000 sign-up sheet and a cell phone for students to call salaried pilots’ strike, no matter if you were sym OSU President William “Brit” Kirwan, as well as pathetic for those or not, these are the people who other administrators, to express their support for clean our bathrooms and take out our trash,” he the strikers. said. “These are the most underpaid people in our Joe Pirone, a graduate student in history and society right now, the ones most in need of being member of the College Democrats, said that the organized and most in need of collective bargain support expressed by his group for the CWA ing power.” members should not be a surprise. “The Democratic Party has a long history of
2 THE OHIO STATE LANTERN, Thursday, May 11,2000
“This university has a histo story. faction to the administration,” ry of telling everybody that “We respect the right of stu she said. “Not only about them they’re broke, then giving their dents to express their opinions,” not giving a fair wage, but to Camille Jones, a senior administration huge raises. I she said. “In fact, most students end the strike. It’s easy to tell microbiology major, said that think that if they can afford to that we have heard from feel people to call the administra she called David Williams, vice give the trustees, and Kirwan that the university put a fair tion, but it’s a lot easier to actu president for Student Affairs, to and (football coach) John Coop offer on the table and that ally hand them a phone.” urge the administration to set er huge raises, they can afford (CWA members) backed out.” Perry said that the group tle the strike. two bucks an hour for the work Jennifer Perry, a junior civil would make phones available “I said that I support the ers.” engineering major and a mem today as well. CWA and that I’m kind of disap Elizabeth Conlisk, university ber of the College Democrats, “We’ll be out on the Oval pointed about how the adminis spokeswoman, said that while said that the idea of the event from noon until two, so that tration is handling things,” she the university is willing to lis was to involve students. those who didn’t get a chance to said. “I think (the vorkers ten to students, the Democrats “The main idea is to get stu call (Wednesday) can do so,” she deserve it. are only presenting half of the dents to express their dissatis said. - Amy Murray, 04:46 PM 9/27/2004 -0400, OHIO STATE 04-09-27 RFK Jr. to visit OSU ... Page 1 of 2
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RFK Jr. to visit university Wednesday Appearance is part of 10-city campus tour to discuss book, politics
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will speak at The Ohio State University at 6 p.m. on Wednesday (9/29) in Room 200 Campbell Hall, 1787 Neil Ave. Sponsored by the College Democrats, the event is free and open to the public but seating is limited.
One of the nation’s most prominent environmental lawyers, Kennedy’s visit is part of a 10-city campus tour to discuss his
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recent book “Crimes Against Nature” and national politics. Kennedy is senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, chief prosecuting attorney for Riverkeeper, and president of Waterkeeper Alliance. He also is a clinical professor and supervising attorney at the Environmental Litigation Clinic at Pace University School of Law.
A former assistant district attorney for New York City, he is the coauthor of “The Riverkeepers: Two Activists Fight to Reclaim Our Environment as a Basic Human Right.” His articles have appeared in a variety of publications, including The New Yorker, the Atlantic Monthly and the Wall Street Journal.
WHAT: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to visit The Ohio State University.
WHEN: At 6 p.m. on Wednesday (9/29)
WHERE: Room 200, Campbell Hall, 1787 Neil Ave.
WHY: To discuss his recent book “Crimes Against Nature” and national politics.
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