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Super College Competition to Highlight Telednor Colleges to Study Ricvolume 65, number 13 e Threshethursday, november r3, 1977 Super College competition to highlight Telednor The RPC sponsored Teled- awarded to a person who is an individually timed agility Ticket prices are $3 for Rice Bosse, Wiess—Clint Walker, nor weekend of intercollege present and holding tickets. A drill where three ropes students and $4 for others. and Will Rice—Pete Mims. competition resulting in the total of eight different people stretched between two Tickets may be purchased in determination of the Super will be reimbursed for their supports are used to cover the SA office, or from the For further information College begins Friday, fiplrptfl about twenty feet of ground. college RPC representatives: about Telednor or the events, November 4, with the Games Catch-22, the Telednor Each college will get four Baker—Gene Greely, Brown— contact your RPC representa- Tournament and ends drive-in movie, will be shown points for each participant in Susan Dufficy, Hanszen— tive. Otherwise, come on out Saturday night, November 5, Friday night at 11 at the the games, and one-fourth of a Fritz Morsches, Jones—Val and represent your college in with the "St. Elmo's Fire" Stadium Parking Lot. The point for each warm body in Dessler, Lovett—Chris the Super College Competi- concert. movie will be projected on a the tug-of-war plus 10 points Lahart, Sid Rich—Steve tion. The Super College will be the stadium pillar, and the sound per win. college that accumulates the will be provided by L.D. Sound In Frolf, the eight people largest total of points for both System. Admission is free. 50<£ with the lowest scores will win participation and excellence two-packs with 10<t can points. The lowest time in the TELEDNOR in the various Telednor events. deposits will be available. monkey bridge races will score The Games Tournament Saturday at eleven there will 30 points with the next lower GROUNDS Will be held in the Hanszen be an all-school picnic in front scoring 29. Only the top 30 Commons from 7-11 Friday of Hamman Hall. The field participants" will be given Track night. Anyone may partici- events competition in Frolf points. pate in the competition which (Frisbee-Golf), earthball, tug- At 5:15, the college with the includes Mastermind, Risk, of-war, and monkey bridge most points from the Games Monopoly, backgammon, races will be held from 1-5 on Tournament and the Telednor bridge and spades. Bring your the Telednor Grounds, the Field competition will be tickets for the "St. Elmo's area between Hanszen and the presented with the Super Fire" doorprize (which track field. In earthball, a College Trophy. consists of reimbursement for team attempts to move a ball "St. Elmo's Fire" will play in —JMSr L VJCGDS one or two tickets to the the RMC Grand Hall on r (six feet in diameter) through a ALU SCHOOL. Telednor Concert) will be goal. Monkey bridge races are Saturday night at 8 and 11. PlC-N IC Hackerman to answer questions EA^TH BAut \ rROLF- On Monday November 14 year, replaces the "state of the it on to the designated PIE.LD President Norman Hacker- University" addresses of questioner of your college. \ COURSE. McxiiEY man will field questions about years past. "Hackerman KTRU will broadcast the BRlD&E. the university from twenty- thought that the program was program so you can remain at KAC.E- four representatives from the successful last year, so we will home and do your homework ^/TDCr-CF-WAg colleges. The session will try again this year," explained and still hear what Hacker- acMD begin at 7pm in SH 301 and Claude Sisson, student man thinks about your should last an hour and a half. association president. education. The question and answer Representatives should be format, which was begun last chosen next week by the respective college govern- ments. If you are interested in Colleges to study security Drop Date quizzing Hackerman, talk to your president. Volunteers by David Butler appoint its own security that "we want to find out what may be needed. coordinator. These coordina- kind of acts go on, and This Saturday, November 5, is After investigating security tors will be responsible for whether there's any geogra- the deadline for dropping The meeting is open to all problems and procedures in collecting information about phic or temporal pattern" to courses or converting Pass/ students, but questions will be the colleges, Baker College security problems and "any those acts. By getting specific Fail options to a letter grade. taken only from the twenty- Master David Minter will times and locations Minter four college representatives. If sort of criminal activity" and The Registrar's office will be recommend this week to the reporting those problems to hopes to achieve a more open on Saturday from 8:30am you have something that you Committee of Masters and effective deployment of to 12 noon. have to ask Hackerman, pass the university police. Presidents that each college Rice's in-town location, security personnel, possibly while relatively isolated, is using "bicycle beats" or foot iM still an occasional target for patrols in order to cover the visitors from the real world. In college areas or by deploying recent years, the number of extra police during particu- thefts, assaults and rapes lar problem hours or days. reported on campus appears to Baker and Jones colleges have risen, though as Minter have already appointed their points out, there is no real security coordinators: others method for collecting and wall be announced in the near coordinating statistics on future. crimes on campus. "We know a lot of rumors go around, (but) most of the time people don't Runoff even know what's going on In the event that the within their own college," he results of the city election of said. Nov. 8 necessitate a run-off The coordinators, once election in the mayoral appointed in their colleges, race, the Rice Republicans will hopefully serve as a bridge and the Rice Democratic ft "C . .TvJ*. , between the colleges and the Caucus will present an open campus police. The coordina- forum with the two tors will have the job of candidates in the mayoral checking specific problem run-off on Nov. 10 at 7:30pm areas within their own college in Room 301, Sewall Hall. and reporting those problems All are invited to attend. to the campos. Minter said -wiley sanders threshing-it-out 1—^1 Rlfll mmm Students organize to fight 'legacy of oppression' days later, the administration struggle—not just a few KSU could be defeated neither by system survived intact—the called in the bulldozers. administrators, but the U.S. his court injunctions nor by Panthers had been crushed, The Bakke decision; Caught by surprise, hundreds ruling class, the owner class his brand of state terrorism. student leaders either sold out cutbacks in federal funding of of students nevertheless which controls not only the Again, in this case, the role or went underground. Why? student loan programs; gathered around the site to government, but the mass of the media was completely Because the diffuse struggle unemployment of youth 22% protest. Construction crews media of this nation, and reactionary: the Chronicle of the '60's, except in a few and rising; repression of were able to scrape the site which reports only the news portrayed the demo as a small cases, did not have an dissent and curtailment of only through the presence of that is favorable to its own action of 300 that was quickly integrated ideology and constitutional liberties on pigs in full riot gear who interests. A victory by the broken up by the pigs! The strategy for revolution, and campuses nationwide—the maintained the rebuilt fence people over the armed goons of reason behind this slander is because it was no led by the legacy of Fall '77 is that of perimeter. the state is certainly not that evident: to make people think social class most able to carry attack by the ruling class on In response to this outrage, type of news. that the struggle is dead, that out social change: the working the masses of students and the Coalition called a national In October, Golding and his you can't oppose the class. In order for any youth. In response, however, demonstration at Kent for compatriots further escalated government. There is also a fundamental change to be this semester has seen the Sept. 24th. The local rulers and the situation: a permanent flaw in this tactic—the people wrought in the system, society growth of determined their lackey, KSU Pres. Braje state injunction (a federal know the defeatist line for must be completely reorgan- resistance among those Golding (who in the late '60's judge refused to touch the what is, pure bullshit. ized, and only the working against whom these attacks taught "police methods" to the case) against assembly—7 The struggle at Kent class is capable of this. The are directed. Instead of sitting Brazilian DOPS (secret people were later arrested for develops and sharpens, not ideology of the working class back and taking it, youth and police) for the CIA and who in reading the bill of rights at the simply for its own sake, but as is Marxism-Leninism, and its students are militantly 1970 came out publicly for the site; outlawing the Brigade at a direct example of the main strategy for revolution is the organizing, not just to fight murders), retaliated by KSU; introduction of an contradiction in American United Front Against the attacks and abuses that obtaining arrest warrants informer network among the society today, the conflict Imperialism.
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