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This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Lanthorn, 1968-2001 at ScholarWorks@GVSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Volume 2 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@GVSU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. U £ LANTHORN ». GUANO VALLEY STATE COLLEGE FOOD SERVICE PRICE HIKE STIMULATES BOYCOn IV cost of Irving* a up in the but that the x.ijih! VjHej" and the A.HA. accept or reject hw d Service is part of the for the job. P'oNem. A.R.A. has hiked Many students at Grand prices for the food served in the Valley, on the other hand, think dining commons, snack bar, and that fifteen cent cokes are in the Grand Traverse Room "bad taste." The Brown-Hag kitchen. Conspiracy thinks so. (The Rising food supplier rates, Conspiracy is a loosely based expanded employment rales, confederation of students and extended services such as drsathfied with the A.R.A.. and maintaining the concessions determining quantity of during school breaks and m em bership has b e e n summer quarter have been cited ineffective.) h> A.R.A. as reasons for the The Lanthom interviewed price increase. A.R.A. is allotting several members of the 15.000 dollars this year for CoRspwacy. One member listed student employment and has the reasons for the boycott also expressed concern that the which the Conspiracy advocates only way to have put off a price as: “The unfair treatment of hike would have been to have A.R.A. employees. Rising food taken food contract money paid prices that service and food by dorm students to subsidize quality do not merit. An unfair commuter rates. m o n o p o ly . A general Further complications have dissatisfaction with decisions occurred mice the campus nsde without student consent ” director o f A.R A , Vince Niggle Other members of this group is leaving- file has which appears to be a genuine, of the food snvio unorganized, populist !967. and now manages a staff of 7$ people, 50 of net men reasons tor eoycotung. STUDENT GRIEVANCE BILL Owe member said it was V*'"' V* •an# . « ■...■» - * for ^cheaper to boycott.” Another personal, he says, am member said that he to be a an good for tired of the dissatisfied with the (or the The committee would be of running a food content o f use various A.K_A. advisory to the prcridi service. He also has the products rod tiding the famous by Rep. •nmntefahnl deportment of possibility of getting a better job “flotation burger'” George F. Montgomery in the and would be for If passed, the bdl will in sales which is his real interest. Even with the developing form of Mschjpn House B9 take effect July 1,1970. and the He said that if he was staying in movement, many members are 1901. This Stude-s Grist working on the first election would take place the food business, he would (ike pessimistic about tihesr effect on " is would November 1,1970. EO be iit Grand Valley. from the state department A public hearing was held Administration officials told who was interviewed thought State Cdk y of education. Friday, February 6,1970 by the the LaaOhorn that they mere the boycott would succeed, T he gri sany to see Vince go and though it is apparently hurting The proposed bSi aflows for a fi •he mentioned that while he has GT room crowds. One AKA students, faculty, au d first in a series of state-wide been here, we have had official sum that the GT room to be elected by sAsanistialcrs, any any other public hearing* to discuss the bill exceptionally good food service has not been self-supporting The hM wales that caapas personnel. The o n student grievances to recently, but Ls-fhotu has be fiep. Pettitpren, As for a to for finding statements aad Chairman of the House feei a need for to erne the p : r *

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THOMAS JEFFERSON COLLEGE SPONSORS ECOLOGICAL FORUMS

“ The Economics of Thursday, February 19, a! 1:30 has concluded that these Association. He is currently roHuiiuii" be tht tepsc of a p.m. in room 132 Lake Huron eco lo g ical constraints will prestoeni cw inc react Kdctrcn lecture by Dr. Kenneth HaB, as part o f the TIC Forum inevitably ieao to social and Association. TMFMBoulding, professor of economic systems different from Other events scheduled for at the University of Dr. Bouidmc has studied the the ones in which we live today. the visit of Dr. Botddhqg include: It w « be constraints that a finite world A native of Great Britain, Dr. lunch with a group o f faculty places on economic systems and Boulding received the M.A. end stfld w b ’ f 2U 9, a degree in economics from reception at 3:30 p.m. in Oxford in i939. He became an Seidman House following the key pRinteps American citiaen in 1948, and Forum, and dinner a! Aquinas IN ltK V ItW S joined the University of College at 6:00 p.m. (Cali Dr. SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNTS ON WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS Michigan as professor of Carl Bajema, b io lo g y Monday, February 23 economics in 1949. In 1968, he department, for reservations). At "OWE-®AY SERVICE” North Branch Area Schools joined the faculty of the 8:00 p.m. in Wege Auditorium North Branch, Michigan COMPLETE OFFSET PRINTING University of Colorado. at Aquinas College, Dr. Boulding Monday, February 23 Dr. Boulding is past-president will give a lecture entitled. Mancelona Public Schools “Economics of the Spaceship 1461 HfLLCREST N.W. GRAND RAPIDS. M5CH- Mincekjjia, Michigan of the Society for General Systems Research and the Earth.” Both this and the i TELEPHONE 459-5909 American Economic afternoon lecture are free and ...... - ■ .... - Gramhfille Public UMVIIWW Stua alk*UK> pMMlV.MCiUa/t Grsndvitie, Michigan The following Thursday. , February 25 February 26, the TJC Forum done Tire A (bibber wiil present Mr. Robert Bumap, Akron, Ohio MM CLOU D irector, Environmental .February 25 information Center. Michigan w Committee for Environmental be a person who c Information, Grand Rapids He February 25 into words what the T9C be speaking at 1:30 p.m. in as a whole, is. The new < 132 Lake Huron Mali. The title Humid aho be o f his lecture wffl be “Don't 25 snpjys the confidence of his Drink the Water, Don’t Breathe contemporaries on the campus. the Air “ H e should be able to Since it is certain that ecological and population mH be define nt in years, the Staff of HC feels It is important for us

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This irtk k is the fust part of a three part feature dealing with all the r&mifkations of the student housing situation at Grand Valley State College.

Grand Vai.'cy Stats College’s college housing requirements. listings for rooms in private SMit! housing policies are going Students will also be granted homes, apartments for rent, and through rigorous changes. The automatic releases for reasons of houses for rent. college is trying to get out of the marriage, withdrawal front *•«%.rv ■uiuiwuraiv ■w m s 4 « i > S * tut __ UP TO 50% OFF housing business. The latest school, and completion of area has also undergone some con tract ursi agreement. changes. Property adjacent to SKIS - BOOTS - APPARFL -dqs&sg&g&ss The Housing Office has been the school has been rezoned to the housing office is doing to allow for mttft&te uni! buildings keep itself from getting into the the students both on and and trailer parks. This will mmee sa m i H*rs circular bind that most colleges off campus. Miss Belote will now it possible for additional private and universities are now in. be in charge of residence hall builders to build complexes Colleges and universities across programs. At the same time the similar to the Campea View and SPORTHAIIS the country are losing their Housing Office will be working Grand Valley Apartments. shirts because courts are saying to help students work out their There will no longer be any HOW S: W T H .S - IY, THOM W tY, FRIDAY that schools cannot force off campus housing problems. arrangements Hke the one with 10 T I L &30 - TUESDAY, SATURDAY students to live in college The Housing Office people Campus View. In the future, if housing. The Housing Office are compiling information the school has an overflow from wants Cq encourage students to dealing w ith available off the dorms, they will go to one of live off campus and experience campus housing. They are the private developers and the the freedom and responsibilities sending out tetters requesting school will rent the needed that come from living information to ah homeowners space. The college will run the i n d e p e n d e n tly . The in the surrounding areas. Listings entire system so there will be no administration also recognizes Its *0 swead the for students like responsibility to provide living itton. There will be accomodations for freshmen and who want to line on The dorms are now rifled beyond capacity, with iiity-fwc pot cent o f the students. In w ii CJ to Ti JF~ ^ Sy ”• E X '- " \ - K a jP 4 CM/ B v -^SaCe ' v - r a t ft %. f t ^ 1 •'" Ira —- r^r

The other day, 4 was out walking across campus wNh the deity, daces®?* various topics as is our habit. He had already

T U C c r A M YOU CAN’T HAVE I ■ lb rfV nM 1 J U l / A INSTANT FOOTBALL STANDING T tart what f was MM when I mch mmon» for ra» W sta y Tfcsss wfec wws fare* ******* * * b» fatercofasgh to football at 1 6 5 o CVSC mar i— B f IBM laM sprint, asar she and of the Mm, 1 7 5 t 2 a pmttr stronf iwft» #emf around coneerahif the 3 3 3 footfeaB Mm fet the M l These same fertameted people t 5 3 2 5 1 3 3 ML cm wfth no 4 2 2 4 , and he pm* me the ; 4 o 6 Hm o M me ifcM the lo flM Rhia tteMMcoMMetlM too JMetooet thai LOM httM 1 6 5 0 By e*|y summer, he said, any food coach A ahoadr under 2 2 S 1 he wdMed fey early March at (he A m t 3 4 4 2 So thorn It it Mr owe As* toe tote. 3 1 4 2 u& Do mn a P f needs! 4 o ime 5 3 1 4 5 3 I 4 tw o h i 4 7 0 3 fake aha schools. Shis wsll ha$> attract near students and athletes, asnolesafoBowtof of the cfthM»y, whschatomaam money for Loot 1 3 4 0 A ffjure o f 60,000 dOUan hat feaon bandied about as the 2 3 5 1 3 5 4 1 ; M lhs dooas woug Mod preside nddnkmai tutoring 4 1 3 2 throuyh Project jfakeit to enable 30 hioh school students tc 4 2 3 2 "maite-tt” into Gfeand VaBay. 5 6 1 3 60,000 dofiars would also expand the hHrmural program S 7 I 3 tTsmendmofy. Bnhape a M r years of fenromural tackle 7 4 0 5 football W R E S TL IN G would be a bettor plan than Jto pbf haadtonf bsfoi STATISTICS can; - a was a fait too stio af for Gfaad Thh h the sum of the tMMkhsf T haee nm iMo^ as m il as my < BASKETBALL VaBoy h stdf younf team, as they But as 1 saad art your school So — Tbdty, A n d y , February 17, there fa a mestfety with My. from lost 26-13 Douf Tam, at 134 and few. button, presumably, Mr. fawn told me, to discus the A t m i S ioqpeon - 40pts. Iht nos the only minor, by a fterture of the GV5C foctbafl aaam. Larry AJdrsdye - 21 pts. 1-0 deombn. Oouy Benthy, at AraeiShqpeon - 14rht 190 lbs, had his tin t km , against All o f you that am fam ou s

Adveriism ents One Guitar Ltssons. Banning and intarmadiata Ever fed as thou^i you had students of aiactrical guitar. nothing to offer anyone? If ao, rest assured that you do have Laarn to raad music, laarn something to offer through chords, play songs, hava fun One-to-One tutoring. Each week & stu ff. $ 2.00 for a half students from Grand Valley to hour session onca a weak (•rand Rfpids and work at an after class. Just I mils off inner city school, assisting campus on 52nd St. Call children from grades one to five 895-41 SC aftar 5:00 p.m. in their course work. Paramount in the One-to-One program is the * * ,0 r 0 .1 . personal relationship of the tutor to his child and vise-versa; FOR SALE: *61 Chevv a grounds for learning is then Impala Sport Coupa. 283 established. VS, automatic. Runs very You ate invited to join the wall. Ufa aapactancv- program. Our tutoring is good. $125 or bast offer. currently Wednesday afternoon; C.ontact o n ta Rick Manning in leave campus at 3:30, tutor from T J C Common R o o m , 4:00 * 5:00. There is a desperate Lanthorn offica, or call need for persons to tutor who have cars, and can serve as a '89(9*568 *5012 transporter of other tutors. M»i/v snout * 3 j e u p i v g Presently there are 15 GVSC S|j«i3 aas jo 1193 *pjapua|s Students tutoring, with an • s ; c uo6 tu uouiic additional four to cighi more jeiqtutu 99. :31VS dOd have no transportation. Can you help? Please contact Don Eddy Continued From Pam Eight at the Campus Ministry office, Whdh you loin the Businses or Men- agendas. You porform second floor Lake Huron, Ex. agnmont side of Th®Th* Booth Mown-Mows important functions m 111, or phone 677-3991. you become pstoormlfy In- help your cky grow and prospur. BRUBECK 5SK ? In promoong“ thetns nconemecsooner' r-fe m m m s Booth holds the esteem ol jaw health and outturn! growth of ona of about these enthusiasts everywhere as an ths many Michigan dries served by vriB bn aaoad aWv instrumentalist who played a Booth Nawjiipiii. background includes Accounting, vital part in the evolution of You work wBh and assist companies. Buainsss Administration, liberal Arts. miVWIiling Of reSfKOlJftQ anQ - § ^ - Alan Dawson, who performs **S * § on the drums and. vibes, has £ t J t z plan now to talc to the Booth representative: worked with many leading groups, including Lionel Hampton, Earl (Fatha) Hines, h r February 25, 1970 and Teddy Wilson. S - * e Dawson is based at the fill*» *> ■“ I Berkley School of Music in Boston where he has been a teacher for the last decade. He iiilz also has been active with tire Boston Percussion Trio, playing concerts for young audiences. Dawson listed am ong Scads Continued nominees for top jazz honors in College - Home his specialty in Down Beat's Feb 25, Tuesday - Nazereth latest annual poll. He is the College - Away author of a book cn the subject, "M anual for the Modern TRACK Drummer.” Feb. 27, Tuesday - NA1A is well known Relays a t Ferns as a comnnsfr and tenor F eb 29, 20, Thursday and saxophonist in the now defunct Friday - Michigan High Dave Brubeck Quartet. Since the School, Class A A B Indoor breakup of the group in 1967 Ire Relays has been quite busy and his work has included two with -*'Blues in INTRAMURAL Gold League Time” and “Two of a Mind.” The Lanthorn has compiled 2 /1 9 no data on Jack Six except that 3:30 2 rs 4 we've listened to him on the 8 :3 0 8 vs 5 Dave Brubeck Trio “Blues 2 /2 3 Roots” and he is ever so 6:30 7 vs 6 competent. Brubedr has appeared at the Fountain Street Church twice 2/19 previously. He first appeared in 1967 with Paul Desmond and 6 :3 0 * vs 5 th e original Dave Brubeck 2 /1 3 Quartet at which time the 7:30 7 vs 6 Fountain Street Choir sang selections from his then uncompleted jazz oratorio “The 2/19 Light in the Wilderness.” In 7:30 I t s 5 1969 the Dave Brubeck Trio 7:30 9 vs 6 9 prw:d and performed the 2/23 oratorio an its entirety with the 8 :3 0 8 vs 7 Choir. Both previous Brubeck 8.301 vs Z concerts at Fountain Street were musically exciting aad The that has for sum to foBour the BRUBECK T Dave Brubeck, Gerry with a cover story. •*i IWiMnnrl In He feels that there is a appear in concert at Fountain common bond that links all Street Church, music: "What differentiates jazz (V'vo Brubeck, internationally from traditional musk is the recognized as one of the world's manner in which tliesc musical foremost jau personalities, will elements are combined and bring the Dave Brubeck Trio to employed. Most of the jazz Fountain Street Church for an musicians I have known had a all-jazz concert at K pm love for all music, and through Tiiursday, Feb. i?. Fcaiw cu «licii inner car' possessed an with the combo of the renowned assimilated understanding of the pianist and composer will be a classics” fellow artist who also enjoys Brubeck was the subject of a international musical television documentary. acclaim-saxophonist Gerry "Twentieth Century” and has Mulligan. Also sharing the performed with many symphony spotlight will be Alan Dawson, orchestras, besides playing at drums, another top-ranking jau leading jazz festivals in this performer, and Jack Sixm bass, country and abroad. Brubeck w ho is rapidly gaining has lectured on musical topics in popularity. Paul Desmond has panels and symposiums at also agreed to appear. various universities. Brubeck, Mulligan and Mulligan, who gained fame on Desmond have won at one time the baritone sax and as a iv mnlitfr virtually cverv Doil composer, also is a pianist of and award in jazz. considerable ability. He first The concert will be sponsored attracted attention with the From !eft. Mulligan. Brubeck, Six. by the Fountain Street Church bands of Gene Krupa and Miles Choir in its continuing effort to Davis in tire iatc 1940’s. He later bring top (light entertainment to wrote and performed with Grand Rapids. Tickets have been Claude Thornhill, in the early on sale since Monday morning I9 6 0 's Mulligan alternated (Feb. 3) at Sinfonia, Dodd's and between leading a 13-piece band, the church office. Prices are which he took on a successful scaled at S3 an J S4 for general European tour, and a variety of MAGAZINE admission and S4.50 for reserved small combos. He was married to seats. actress Sandy Dennis in 1965. Brubeck, a trail blazer in jazz T h e following y e ar he music, is uncompromising in l«is collaborated with Bill Holman standards. His music, although on "Music for Baritone intricate and extremely cerebral, Saxophone and Orchestra," The big heading, magazine, is great body control, Constipation Blues • Screamin’ has trem endous drive and which he introduced as a misleading, right? That's because communicating by way of Jay Hawkins surprising warmth. Uru beck’s featured soloist with the Los the Lan thorn magazine section motion and music ratlicr than "Most people record songs pioneering concepts o f Angeles Neophonic Orchestra. isn’t really a magazine, right? music and words. about love, heartbreak, improvisation have been utilized He has been active as a composer Right. All it is is a page (maybe To my knowledge, the only loneliness, bein’ broke-no body's in many areas of jazz. and arranger since 1947, when two someday) devoted to problem to arise that evening ever went out and recorded a He is credited with having hi* “Disk Jockey's jump" was general entertainment. was the inadequacy of the Grand song about real pain.’’ So says “translated jazz into diplomacy" recorded by Gene Krupa. He Entertainment, of course, Traverse room. I’m quite sure Screamin' Jay Hawkins just with history marking travels for also has worked with Stan includes records, concerts, that more than half of the before tire band breaks into the U.S. State Department. His Kenton and others as an drama, lectures, movies, lots of audience saw only the dancers’ "T h e Constipation Blues.” work was lauded as among the arranger. Mulligan finds pleasure things. Bored? You don.t have torsos, naif a body is better than Musically, it’s a great tune, with most successful o f all State in playing in any context and to be. This place isn’t as dead as none, but what’s dancing Hawkins’ hand laying down a Department Cultural Exchange has frequently appeared at most people think. Grand without legs? Activities of inis good, solid blues background. In tours. Brubeck became the leading jazz festivals, working in Rapids is nothing like Detroit, type require adequate staging front o f it all, Say Hawkins second musician in the history Pfitj«!ind,. swing and bop but nevertheless, things are facilities in order to be fully grunts, gresns, farts and Hushes, of Time Magazine to be honored goups, writing for big bands, happening. Well scratch around effective. reminding us all of cur own hard and generally showing a lust for between issues and try to keep Anyway, I hope we all times on the stool. Hawkins, by playing and a rare enthusiasm you posted on everything worth appreciate the efforts of the the way, is an outasite blues man and communication with his thinking about. CAS, TiC, Student Activities front way back. BOYCOTT audiences. Deservedly, Mulligan We want to have some fun Office, and especially the Slack This song came to the Continued On Page Seuen with this page. It shoul& 't be Student Union. Hopefully, the Lan thorn cm a promotional disc hard, since we’re free to do just Stanze Peterson Dance Theatre from Mercury records, and is on about anything we feel like will return to our campus to Hawkins’ album "What That is," perform iq the brand new, which I am dying to hear. You’ll superbly equipped, Grand Valley be hearing "Constipation Slues" State College Fine Arts Center. on WGVS as soon as i get it over A strong and obvious hint. there. I’m pretty pure you’ll dig it. If I didn’t like this cut, I’d ay that Screamin’ Jay Hawkins is full of stut. I like it, t o r n * , so I won’t.