LEFTY RUMORED QUEENIES STAGE TO BE LEAVING CHAPEL BOYCOTT (See Page Four) Wcit Saut&satttttn (See Page Three) The News And Editorial Voice Of Students Lvm DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON,N. C. 28036, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1969 NUMBER SEVENTEEN Dates Stranded WDAV StillLacks 9 As 'Snow Falls By STEVE ROAOY Traffic at the Charlotteair FCC's Permit Staff Writer port was slowed all day Sun- Only Mid-Winters dates were day, and buses were delayed subjected to much more snow or not running at all. evaluated. "Top 40 music By ROBERT ELLIOTT Dobbs said mat the results re than usual this weekend ■ All the girls rooming in Staff Writer of a questionnaire handed ceived 35 percent of the the result of a storm that Kichardson and Belk Dorm percent: out last month have been votes: popular. 20 dumped about a foot of the itories moved Sunday, The only thing Davidson's out folk, country and western. white stuff on the Da\idson and those who in station still needs remained FM radio 20 percent: and classical. 25 area. Davidson stayed in various broadcasting is its percent. survey to start This shows The snow began Saturday homes in town Assistant constructionpermit from the we will have to block broad- Tall Speak evening about 7 and continu. Dean of Students James J federal Communications Will cast because of the wide ed with only short intermit Terry Jr MM that some M spread of preferences of mu Thursday tent p.iuse well intn Sun girls were pieced in homes "Because we haven t re Here sic." said Dobbs. \lthough Rep. Robert A. Talt il.iv niulit many Townspeople m most Cvived the construction per- ol the "00 dates left cooperative In alleviating the (R Ohio) it to speak in Block broadcasting is some mit. we can't start taking campus during housing shortage-. assembly Thursday. |)i.i>i:ig one type ol music the the dav Terry said "quipment frum the r.idio S.ind.iy as scheduled, atxiu Most i,f girK were able - The grandson of Presl- for two or three hours at ,i the truck." said Ed Dobbs, direi in 1. in.uned either by to leave campill Monday, W dent William Howard tim" "We'll have to |>l i\ OK of "We are going WALKS CLEARED OF SNOW mi .iccnunt although ,1 tor WDAV. music c note* or of the few were still here Taf< and son of the late more classical thru crews helpedcollege maintain schedule. to sell some equipment in Maintenance its uc.iti 1 Tuesday Sen. Robert Taft, he ran the survey shows.' miiI the truck for more inniu v lost, Doblv This is because w Until we can sell the equip for Senate and but was later elected to Ihe an- the only station in the Bl<'ii' and the truck we'll area that uill Blaj ;o reley $900 House of Representa- classic.il Save on the music Aft from the activities fund.' tives. expect- Dnhlis said th.it il it Mm Hit father was The station will comi on Disputes Validity ed to be the Republican the :1i1- at MOT and play Court n he could ask the nominee for pretident Top -10 music first. ■ijchool for money. "If we ' DoWm "an't get mony any other in 1952 until Dwight said 'Before .ind after developed %»a> then we'll have to ap- Eisenhower a per vu II play flock, countti proach (Business Manager) last-minute popular .ind western music." Dobbs Sobert Currie about raising surge. said During early study I :dent activities fee" hours we will pla\ popular Of Recent Amendment music. After 10 it will be classical "music or various Six Seniors programs Win "We could change the lor- Riner .mat from time to time ac At Odds, Courts Agree: cording to student prefer, Wilson Awards eiues. be s;iid. We plan to print in THE DAVIDSON Sparks DAVID GRISSETT design,it. will receive fin- IAN .very Friday the ne\t Judiciary In Quandry Staff Writer ancial aid directly from the »ieek s broadcast schedule I);-.,ldson Callage sen toundaton. their name- will We will alsn s.nit .iniund ■ "We're giitllg tn du what "I think we do havr I been peai have ben named Wood- be recommended to ever) . month .1 broad sketch Action they'll let us do." Mid Di< k chaotic iitu'Hon." K.i\ lot "The mill! cannot initiate ty graduate u|h(innng program-- designates school in the I'm! of the Wilson fat Allison, aitini; referring status or stop anv .ictmn by the ed Statrs and Can;id;i ch.tirmnn til nd to the By graduate study in 19M N Dobbs said the staff in the SCiA Court 'it Api- ol the BOA ConsUtiition facult) ," Allison laid those other seniors received Last year 8i |H-r cent of Staff Writer Two eludes Production Manager in a reference to l>r H I) writs win directed .it pueti mention the designates received fin "A of this arises from honorable David Stimpson: ftinlntiin Kaylors recent letter U) THE lot ing things They were the Freshman Phil Kinet \iv< ancial awards limn graduate the way things are structur < ignate.. one of the Manager Jimmy Wright: \>.\\ IDSONIAN opinion ni the student mi ipit.ited a constitutional largest such groups at David schools of their choice, and Program Director Scott ed." Allison said "There arc Ihe ■nurt." Crisis this week by bringing rest Kaylor. associate prOtoasor places 111 constitution that "fcon inrecent years, were a the were supported by Keeter: Chief Disc .lockev the When the tUMSflU .ipprov into question the validity ol of religion, staled in his let say we're really mong 1.106 fellows across the Woodrow Wilson Found I.lavid Cook: Chief Engineer dont what ed the constitution they pass the must recent constitutional tar that .1 Court of Appeal doing. change 11.704 nominees, according ation funds. Skip Record Li- We've Rot to seating Smoak: did not have any authority cd the Court of App< amendment and the Na- The honorable list Eddy our ways or change ihe con KAYLOR to the Woodrow Wilson mention brarian Webb: Publi over the Regulations Court, of three new senators U'onard; stitution." (See ALLISON, Page 6) questions authority tional Foundation in Prin will also be sent to the grad. c:ty Director Phil SGA Constitution Kiner has obtained, with since the Kay said in ills cetown. N. J. uate schools. Assistant Engineer Vonnie lor letter the signatures of four Court has not been approved by objec The awards are designed The designates David and Assistant that one of the main members, at Hicks: to the the faculty of Appeals two re- to recognize some of "the son were: Dick Chandler. Station Manager Clint tions of the faculty to the straining orders, which deal constitution was that it was best future college teachers Ben Martin. Randy Phillips. Stretch. Kaylor's letter was prompt First Area Exam with two separate constitu- frequently vague or inconsis on the continent." accord Charles Skinner and Jim "Our consulting engineer. ed by a Court of Appeals tional issues tent. A constitutional conven ing to the foundaton. which Vest. Rutledge Withers, had to do writ which included a pro restraining tion was called to rectify the The first order- s supported by Ford Found Receiving honorable men six months reserve duty in vision ruling that campusing prevents weaknesses in the document, the Senate Execu iition funds. tion were Bill Anderson and the Navy, but now he is help, was unconstitutional a 11 d Snags Freshmen live Committta- from taking Although not all of the Paul Gallis ing us again." Dobbs said therefore invalid. but a recent restraining or der by the Court of Appeals further executive action. By STEVE CROSS Dr. Max Polley. professor claiming that the amend has halted the work of the Ant Managing Editor of religion. said that ment which established the convention. students registered for BOARD GIVES APPROVAL of the U freshmen seven committee was illegally One out Area language, literature A Court of Constitutional who took the Area IV nttan I. passed and is. therefore in- Review is under considera and arts. No students, he valid. passed it. Registrar .lay tion in the convention to re said, signed up for the Area Ostwalt said this week Area Sophomore Rowland, place the Court of Appeals, II exam, religion and philo Paul IV. social sciences, is the who will handle this issue To Go Coed In but the constitution cannot be sophy UVa grading is 1970 only on which one the Court of Appeals, for that purpose un Ostwalt said that 01 the before pre period. revised complete By BIFF FINE adopted which would transitional The re vided in the recruitment of restraining order is 14 taking the social sciences said that his case is based the til the Grading is still incomplete Copy Editor serve the traditions of solution states that "the fa- such additional faculty and rescinded. exam, three were just under on the fact that proper elec- university and also provide culty and of the members may rv on the exams for Areas I tion procedure was not imple Women will be admitted facilities staff as be the passing mark. All the the optimum educational ex university should not be bur. quired." "The boundaries of the and III. Twenty nine fresh- mented in the passage of the to the previously all-male failures scored under 50 per perience for students within dened to the extent that the The committee also resolv Court of Appeals are pretty men signed up for the Area amendment by the student University of Virginia in the III natural cent. this framework. effectiveness of the educa ed that the enrollment of much undefined." Allison exam in sciences Pollev explained that the body fall of 1970 under the terms according In the report emphasis is tional program impaired would noi decrease "Cooperation and coor and mathematics, exams, of a resolution approved by is men u said. purpose of area Among the objections Row placed on the maintenance In particular, an adequate of the coeducation dination in working out the to Chemistry Professor university's governing a result which hive Ix'n instituted land said >vouldbe raised .ire the .lames Frederickson. who of high standards during the length of time must be pro process. whole blooming mess have as part of the Blue Sky pro. the facts that the F.lections body last weekend. heads the Area III K\.uu of gram and WK ticing given was charge of The Virginia Board Committee Board not in Visitors voted for the change foi the first time to the Class the voting prOCCU and that after an 18 month study on of It, WU t<> insure that IW checklist of any kind was desirability of coeduca- tlie students have knowledge iis,(l In prevent multiple the 71 Named large cur tion. The study was conduct nf are.is in the voting ed h> the president and the nculum m confident well win Future of To Posts case on the procedural Committee on the Future exams will be gum the the University in SeptcmlMT. JjUMHMTJ and (See CONSTITUTIONAL, Virginia was the only all- In SGA Mbj Page ") university in the male state The student Senate approv. country. a revised list of nominees recom- cd The committee had Id 71 dilfereni positions in ■ program be mended that student government last Fraternities Seek Thursday night After returning tin Sm.it RHC Closes Watts Executive Committee'* first list of recommendations to Security Pledge After Water Fight the SEC for reconsideration open ■ -w_ Two dorms will be Ham AsiaB^^* Br '^ JN '-, the night before, the Sen ato at the weekend, but - -« By CHARLIE KNIGHTON national office to women this Me with little debate ron of the ATO house in open JI M m ifoC Staff Writer request a request for a third " firmed the numillations un discuss order to matters dorm was revoked Wednes I animously. The question of going Id day after a water fight there Major appointments includ- cal continues to he a wide, Simmons and a second sen. Tuesday night ■I spread topic Ol discussion on lor ATO member Garee Duke and Belk dorm* will Robert Elliott. Danny the fraternity court. Thomas met with President both b" open from 8 to 12 White and Danny Clndfelter Samuel It Spencer Jr. Wed- night Representatives ol fatter- nesday morning to discuss tonigh: and tomorrow to three vacant Senate seats T;ui originally been "* fttttel met at the Alpha the school's role in a system Watts had 'X jvL. Ramagli. Biff nigh; by Residence \ 'I Howard OflMgs. house last of local fraternities approved the Wheatley This Council, according to Fine and Tom to to discuss the prospects Hal! the Court of Appeals to re was the second such me.'tint! Simmons and Thomas Watts RHC member Bill plai e Frank Hud initiated by In.- ATOs sought "written or oral as. Gresrory. HIT re Anderson. but the Cnusar and Bob Dunhnin. Mirance that the college ed its previous unaminous am 1 JBM » According I" senior ATO the who ha\e resigned. would no' use such financial approval and closed memlKT Qreg Simmcms the control to Interfere In fiat. .it dorm. Joe Kilpntnck and Dick mood WU conservative entity affairs A letter from Gregory to Allison to the faculty Stud, the first BMtthtg. HhNW dorm residents warned that ent life Committee. most representatives u Inciirporatioii ol the Inter- more water fights wouldpre. Rich Cowart to the facul ed to be interested in Fraternity Council (IKC) so cipitate further closings. ty Educational Policy Cum strengthening the fraternity that it would be able :o 111.ike called the water fight "an miltee. for some sort of "unilicd In.ins ti) both local and na atrocity of which every bargaining". lional houses on campus was Cecil Burney, Ran Coble ■ ■ " should be suggested and resident Hooker, discussed. ashamed." 'RIGHT YOU ARE' Gary Cash. Dan Herd and Senior Kobbit- a starring Poole, Way, Abernathy Sigma Phi Epsilon repre There is a committee head- I Gregory said he had join Pirandello's play, "Right You Are," which i« being produced Students In the play art Dick Tom Joe Sterling a« an ad College Department, opened the play, visory panel Faculty sentative, that a repre- ed by Garee Thomas work- ed the majority of the RHC by the Davidson Drama In Hod- Gardner, and Cullum Rogers. For a review of see to the said night Saturday. * by McLean). sentative is coming from the kin voting to close Watts. son Hall last and will appear again tonight and Pag* (Photo James "For wantof a horse thebattle waslost.. ." Bryan Criticizes THE MEWS AND EDITORIAL VOICE OF DAVIDSON COLLEGE STUDENTS i Published weekly by the students of Davidson College during the school year, except during holidays and examinationperiods. Entered as second class matter at Davidson. Social Reformers msI.' which, as far as I N. C. 28036. The Editor: r To di'tennine. does not n-Kul.ii MIKE r A FRANK ANDERSON JOHNSON T '" BOB DUNHAM ' in the English lan- Manager It becmes Met mr Editor* in Chief Bu»ine»» CBB to that one question alone guage, tends obscure tin mind and spur tent. FRIDAY. FEBRl ARY 21. 1969 agitate ON PAGE TWO the ttllHIIH» "■* Nonetheless. Iimagine tri.■i „ of the gentlemen ol this ■nyOM knowing Mr Beta ,,,11(a(. it ,s nut the h»#h education and pnxli matter ol war and P« wiies would accept tr». which afttal* "'"'"■ tnlIlfl ■tattOMOt, ..nd. if he Hiaietl - lor ■ not i Ocd proclivities, even en A 'Revolting' Situation M least for t' m|>"<> dot " it However. Mr Hob decency. i,«.r tven uewuwi hie lias fatally (Mel In argument by enrolhh Knthcr it is that munclaiv Davidson College, for it i serious lhadow dm apparently well-aimed ,,nd hackneyed question of The role of opinion is the the nature of protestations 1 am H*d In ver> thr question. Iratrrniti.-s. word exclusive, an "exclusi. With the advent of the new editor- It teems that Davidsons student there I- M MtU* ol fl \M s\slem At \MUA n i ial "we." there is naturally the coming body baa expressed impatience on is- tt Importance tor geauemen of 'h«'"' harder than Hell to gel In of and new considerations. sues which required time instead t,, meddir with If new ideas '" to but the role of opinions remains the voicing protests in ftTeej where some ■are, the result ■*"*' Along necessary to ■ iinttinplate That is no doubt oru Mtial question with it impatience was effect I. ful tii i '"" tomes question of this publica- change Certainly the energy which H!i\ he eta ■ omi the hope of an imp. tion in evaluating the aims of the m stimulated during the planning The hi.- rather than the I'm ouinimi in Ihr *«ll versity of Arkansa . We will students which it represents for the recent chapel walkout could Mho in the area of nigh forlorn. Persons Hr;;nt that the fr.iternitif In one of the newspaper cartoons have been rerouted ' "'"■'■ policy And the impatience />"-" .-'">■■■■ I ■ aft MtCltU ne But we will al this week an island castaway picked admissions .meed "I tl.eir up a newspaper which had drifted over the probable curfew abolishment ■ tare th.it not only they. ( , ili'mx- right to

Notice the contrast: remnant of past times has returned ThoughtsOnCo-Education on student conduct to bring word of what the dean's of- Second Dean Burts rules: "I do not expect students to be fice by some unknown inspiration consulted in the formulation of these deems to be proper conduct for a Da- Ah,Hysteria,Thou flower of the arts. Who vidson gentleman. And no matter would now deny Thy rightful place among President Spencer at his installa what the new regulations say, what the most scholarly highpriests of academe. tion: "I would hope that we will be is important is that they are really Surely your spirit has of late found a rest- able to xhammer out solutions to our administration rules, handed down by ing place here among the magnolias. problems together, not as students edict from an obscure council norm- Ispeak, of course, of Thy recent captiva- at one corner of the triangle, faculty ally tucked away in some janitor's tion of teachers and pupils with visions —of KmovcK and staff at another, and trustees at closet in Chambers basement and pull- young maidens floating amongst them ed out now and again to tell students beautiful, intelligent, sparking all UMPfflliS another." exceeding By Or try the contra ct between the how to act. to higher and better achievements. IDAVII> SWEATT faculty constitution, which puts stu- We can't help but wonder where But if Imay be so bold, Iwould like to dent conduct matters into the hands the Dean's Council picked up its au- confide in you my apprehensiveness in re- studyingintheirrooms. Others leavecampus suit s one legacy worth keeping. of a joint student-faculty committee, thority to ignore the faculty constitu- gard to the reality of the proposed inclusion on such weekends. A/h»n th« prMwtt student body is housed and the Dean's Council, which con- tion,unilaterally rewrite faculty-pass- of young ladies in our fair college. If there is any concern here for this kind ininadtauate dormitories, when the college tains no facull.- members, much less ed regulations anddefy the president's First, it appearsthat somehow the corpor- of problem it has been well guarded from is tryin fto build a new library, when every- students,and is rewriting student con- openly stated policy. ., ate spirit here has been overwhelmed by a public view. one Mis that the faculty must be in duct rules behind closed doors. selfishness unparalleled in modern history Even the sage voice of THE DAVIDSON- crea* —and strengthened with superior But even more important than this — IAN has spoken only in self-serving tones. scholars is this the time to divert limited And for what it's worth, there's that unwarranted assumption of authority not a breath has yet been spent on what high-sounding assertion of the stu- Davidson could do for the young women And even more myopically, that paragon of ialrecourses, limited faculty time and is the seriousproblemof expandingan editorial perceptivity has to con- "nergy, and limited knowledge to a dent Bill of Rights, that academic and already split faculty brought here. tailed even wide between to sider WHY Davidson should think it can utn project which could easily be non-academic regulations and educa- and students,adivision whichat worst The entire focus of debate date has tional policy must be "formulated and been based on an assumption of female make a contributionin the realmof women's the consuming effort of the entire leads to a Columbia and at best slows — college community for the better part of a applied with significant student par- the educational process. peonage bringing women, like building education. new dorms or adding some more drink Fxact'y why should Davidson take it upon decade, if it were done correctly? The Dean's Council, which has ap- Davidson College must be one com- machines, for the comfort of and at the dis- itself to step into women's higher education? At a formerly all-male college in the East, parently replaced munity, but action like that of the courageous gentlemen of Da- Does this nation, does this region, need similar to Davidson in enrollment and en- the Strident Life Dean's Council only divides. posal of the middle-class, Committee, has an interesting back The de vidson. another $3,000 per year, pri- dowment, professors in the men's division ground. According to the dean of crees not only approach the student— What would life be like here for a girl? vate women's college? are muttering about how much better their students, it was the old Student Life chapel walkout in irresponsibility Would the girls who came turn into the If the college has a social responsibility own academic program would be without Committee which the new faculty con- it's not just students who can be ir- Cinderellas at freshman camp? in education to do certain things it also bas the outlays to the newly-opened women's responsible — but follow basic imagined stitution abolished two years ago. But from a We see that the coeducation situation at responsibility not to do certain things. This division, expenditures that have spread re- it seems that this vestige of the old assumption that 20-year-old men who Wake Forest approaches open antagonism may be one of those things. sourses thin for materials and salaries. way isn't going to disappear simply by have $3,000-a-year invested in a col- at times. At Purman upperclass girls say Several w**tu ago Davidson's president It is possible for us to create a fair-head- the unanimous action of the faculty lege education aren't really human they might as well be in an all-girl school announced a fund drive to raise funds he ed, skirted stepchild of our own that turns beings capable of rational thought and — said were needed "not only for current ob- into a monster at conception? Like it or not. and approval of the Board of Trustees Rather, when Saturday night comes televisions in voting in that new faculty charter. ethical reasoning. the Dean's are about the same everywhere. jectives such as faculty salaries and library is such a fate irreversibly locked in the No mere scrap of paper is going to Council—would view them as less than Recent addition of women students at purchases, but also to meet expected de- genes? tie the hands of the Dean's Council. human as kids,or animals in a zoo. Presbyterian College in South Carolina does mands of the new curriculum ..," Ah, Hysteria, Thou flower of the arts. In fact, not even the combined But then, maybe so. Perhaps the not appear at this stage to have worked out He said all these things are "expensive Thou art as pervasive as the Mid-Winters opinion of students, faculty, trustees students here are just kids. Enrolling very well. but necessary if Davidson is to meet its snow. But Ifear that like the snow when and the president has had any effect. in a school in which rules are decreed At Cornell University women students commitments to new generations." Thy smooth surface has melted away before Like Moses descending from Mt.Sinai in this fashion suggests at least some claim that even though they're heavily out Davidson has strived for excellence in the the full light of day only the muddy prob with the Ten Commandments, this numbered they usually spend big weekends past. The considerable success in this pur- \3riCovii " ChapelWalkoutHits aV" T £. a) To Sell Friday, February 21 Worship At 10 a m. Murdo McDonald. . M.»n ison Room Eatery Queens professor of practical theology from Trinity By JULE YOUNG Queens girls were joined Queens problem !o that .it College. Clasgow. Scotland H.isketball COM li ■mil Staff Writer in their protest by the Char Davidson, noted that "It is sometime . restauranteur lottc Observer. In an editor questionable whether a great .'( p.m Swimming: Johnston Gym said this week An estimated 300 Queens ial entitled "EnforcedChapel MM of community is be- Davidsor. vs V.MI that Ms highly publicized girls refused to enter tin- Risks Emptiness." the news ing cultivated when compul 8:15 p.m. "Right You Are Hodson Hall "Wildcat Den" is up for sale college' s Belk Chapel for paper noted that "It is axio sory chapel becomes as it Saturday, February 22 Wednesday, Mrs. Emma Payne, who services last malic that worship can't be became at Davidson College 1 pm. Freshman Basketball: Charlotte gather outside has leased the Main Street choosing to coerced, even though a re- a display of boredom, re Davidson vs VP1 instead. Charlotte restaurant from Driesell for quirement for student attend sontment and disrespect." I p.m. Basketball: Davidson vs VPI severalmonths, has informed The boycott at ance at chapel may be en Action on the problem ap- was aimed p.m. Hall him that she will not renew the forced as a matter of school peared uncertain this week 8:15 "Right You Are" Hodson the Queens tradition of 24 her lease, Driesell said. weekly worship service, in policy." However, it does appear at Monday, February All Day Piedmont Visiting Scholar many respects to Da The Observer's editors rec- present as though the Queens Driesell has been adver similar Morris Kline. Mathematics Using buyer in local vidson's once required vesper ogni/rd that perhaps a strike administrationand president. for a 6 p.m. Basketball: Clemson. S. C. he said this week service, in which seven cuts had been chosen without full Dr. John Smylic. will re Freshman papers, but Davidson vs. Clemson that he wouldalso be willing a semester are now allowed. consultationof the facts. Yet rxamint- the chapel require- editor, comparing ment. 8 p.m. Philanthropic Society Phi Hall someone to rent or the the . "to find " The boycott was called by 8:15 p.m. Artist Series Concert. l.ove Auditorium lease the place tho Christian Asso- Fiona Kombrink bought the res- Queens Driesell t i.ition Miss Mary Marshall, Tuesday, February 25 taurant, the formerly called leader of tho group, noted AED Consultant 10 a.m. Assembly: I-ovo Auditorium College Restaurant in Sop that many Queens students I)r Y C Campbell, 1967 the delight tember of to felt worship to be an area professor of English. sports of area and national not coming under the admin Morehouse College, on writers, who have frequently Studies Campus (Staff Photo by Weemt I istrations guidelines. "An American Third World" it in their mentioned accounts II a ni Social I'atterns Commission Wildcat A TOWARD A NEW MORALITY Several girls added that By STEVE WILLIAMS the campus in an effort to of the varsity basketball 3:30 p.m Swimming: . Durham Kaofmann outlines modern crisis. regardless News Editor provide tin AKI) with advice of the Christian Davidson vs. Duke of tho college, for their study this year affiliation an Victor Huttcrtield. a 6:30 p.m. Student Faculty worship Dr. L The study will rw- concluded enforced service consultant lor the Academy Seminar on Poverty could not bo justified be- and recommendations will he Honesty for Kducational l)o\elop 7:.M) p.m. Free University Classes Says made to college by Sept hypocrisy tho cause of its lAED). Wednesday, February Kaufmann mont met with sex 1. 24 According to Miss Mar oral campus groups this week 10:30 p.m. Junior Year Abroad Wildcat B shall, there is already a on a fact-finding tour. Spencer in his inaugural Promotion for Germany Morality student faculty committee- address had called on tho Thursday, February 27 New AED is a nonprofit Key religious The To report life call- Is on college to out 10 Assembly: contract an a.m. Love Auditorium ing for the abolition of com corporation which advises (R designated ambition, nihilism as irresponsible, side agency to help develop Robert Taft Jr. Ohioi By BIFF FINE mann pulsory chapel services. educational and other insti courage, love, honesty stating that reason may not an overall plan for dealing K wrung Southern Coherence Tournament Charlotte Copy Editor and tutions on ways to improve morality provide thoughts to live for The boycott, several girls with such problums as fi. Friday, February 28 Honesty and responsibility as determinants of operationsand toplan for tho stressed that he but it can protect man from noted, is intended to call at- nancial management and 4 p.m Dr Edward J Kuenzler. 204 Dana re the cornerstones of a Kaufmann tention tho committee's future The group was con- to set up a thoughts not worth living to campus development Chairman of the Committee new morality that is evolving did not intend resolution. tracted to make a full-scale hierarchy of characteristics, and dying for. on Marine Sciences. UNC CH. n our times, according to study of Davidson. college if one had to The administration on graduate study programs Walter Kaufmann. pro- hut added that >r. following Butterfield was president decided on AED after con C p.m. Social Patterns Commsision Wildcat A essor philosophy at choose between the of love and of Wesloyan College from Kvening Tournament Charlotte Princeton University paths suggested by sulei nK offers from several of 1W.I until Vm and has served a Reynolds honesty, the choice non other agencies. Kaufmann. as acting president of New ecturer, presented lectures esty, though sometimes un- CaMega m laraaota, ki.i Monday night and Tuesday pleasant, is best. He is considered to be one of morning in the Morrison .Although the trend toward the tup authorities in the na Art Shows as Idea Bright the basis of Of loom in a series entitled honesty tion on liberal education The Crisis in Morality." morality has accelerated In the lecture. "The Birth greatly in the past century Dr. Samuel H Spencer Jr.. Pangs of Honvsly. Kaul and is strongly evident in Bfesfdeal of Pa«Maon. said In Sailer's "Flower Power' campus unrest and anti-war that Buttorfield was here protest today. Kaufmann simply to get a preliminan By DANNY COLTRANE tn| and in the loyei ol Cham fiat ure floral subjects in na from through pointed out passages m overview of the OOHl \'< Staff Writer l» i Building now tural settings. The brilliant Micah and Amos in the 8th saner - "flower the end of Kebruarv colors employed, though not More Ho talked to lacultv mom David f century B.C which alluded 1 acrylic paint- always imitating nature. bers. students, and adminis- Power' paintings and ban Consisting of to honesty. are display m and unusual cloth wall to he inspired by it trative officers in an attempt tiers on the inns seen He attacked tho hypocrisy Cunniniiliam Kino Arts Build. hangings, the works are ehai BatMr's cloth banners. the United to In-come familiar with the Negroes of religion in 1 by lavish list ol maps nut pap;r general and » If 110*1 which lit on States, citing figures from i ollegf in to some principal florid colon and has sewn up by a lit. recent polls taken in this idenlifv of the nl certain groups. Siiuer. .W. earned his tie Richmond seamstress.' country and Europe pertain luiueru- Kelly Gets rn-'A at Richmond Profes prodUOC the same sensation the acceptance of tra- The student group included Apply ing to sitin.il Institute and holds a of complete color saturation ditional Christian doctrine I'.u Bray. Peter Hobbic Williams, masters from Columbia Ini. round in his painting. By BILL LINEAWEAVER In developing his concept John .loe Murphy. Presidency Opie versit> He has done post "1believe in beautiful art." Asst. Managing Editor or honesty. Kaufmann traced Hob Dunham and Tom talked about several as graduate work in oriental art S.iucr says. "This is an un- Applications for admission tho etymology of the word He hletor) of this and other col- AtBaldwin . popular view ROW, but It is from Negro students have in integrity over the past 200 poets leges uith this croup. By DAVID GRISSETT Most ui tae paintinga are mj belie! If it is legitimate creased almost 400 percent years, stressing the fact that did Staff Writer rendered in a style combin- to have billboard art. i: is from previous year*, the its meaning had evolved the Dunham said thai he I)r Kelly, ing elements of line sketth eifiiallv legitimate to have s.ncl this idea of a unified whole into not dwell on any specific William W for- office of admission- Honors that of honesty of thought item, but he did praise the mer director of the lag and impressitii,.- >n and beautiful art." Michigan State White, dine- and action. honor system .is Mag one College at H. Edmunds named finan The emphasi- placed on of the heat in the country. University, has boon tor of admissions and " Marv the in- the present by the existen Sumo of the faculty BM the new president of cial aid. said that College " on«' factor contri Me met with were Dr Baldwin FABULOUS DINING M is the result of greater tialistv is ben (i The Presidential Soled ion activity in recruiting from buting to the rise of honestv Anthoin S Abbott Dr W Coniiniticc. which Ugh as ,i of morality. McGavock, Ifcems consisted International Cuisine predominantly Njtgro standard Dr ill according t<> Kaufmann. I'mkerlon. and Spent er ot three trustees three Ca< one ol ty member* and three stu- "The now recruit mu pi.in Kaufmann elaborated en REHERSALS Hu'terfiold is ARTIST SERIES visit dent it-- decision partly a response to Mil the role of the existentialist performance. er.i! QBBBUJtantl who will announced OPEN KITCHEN are Miss Kombrink, Welsh prepare for recently. dent desires." be said thought in th" current change The in u president will as has been in- in moril standatrdi In h) 1318 W. Morehead "There ■ lot of sunn office Inly 1 and will in Diversifying th id lecture. "Existential. terest To Sing succeed Dean Martha S. student body As ■ matter of i*ni and Responsibility." Miss Kombrink Grafton, who hat hiia acting many slu Kaufmann criticized John PIZZA f.iet individual ' president sktOS I'r Samuel dents, on tlie:r own, have Paul Sartre for acting in bad H Spent ei It left tat An- boon recruiting black pros. faith when Ju- accepted the Hands) Interpret .t:on of his Welsh *9 'Songs Eve hum to become Davidson's tory Sartre, Of president \Vh:le said that .mplica whose lecture Human, - graduated from Kelly is a 40 ycar-old grad dents "Existentialism i> "« By JOHN ROWE \\i i-ii rDuke University. will accept- intellectually i;n.u;s t I f i "■ <1 Artist Series are- meaningful for the modern Scholarship for postgraduate Quite like men probabl) be Kombrink uas m Ashevillc. about face when onrano Dona tl.IV "nd\ in Munich Germany, He bom ed," lie s.tid l':e\ i. he embraced Gap, in \jove Auditorium on lion < she has ,ince giVM solo pt 1 grew up id Hin stone only siv. en .even application-. Marxist determinism in It i> .i stor) i'i nijlht at 8: 15. with the Monnan Va . and taught at VM1 bc- a were received from \i Modern existentialists be woman U you wish to attach romance* highlight c,i lei |i> i Choir sad hei fore he went to Michigan per year." licve. as Jasper^ did. that The meaningful experiences t<> Tabernacle ' formattce wlU be tjw area made two rw ords for Colum- State iniveriIt) >eyen yeas receives alxiut boundar n»" such ■ mbolism Davidson premiere ''Songs <>i Bve" ago George Washington accepts as dcathj. despair, dl of 1000 applications and Wii According to ft'cjah, uitli and guilt aro the points of by Prefeaaor and Mr " about J.iu c.i'h year, he said o* Davidson the exception ol Haydn appli origin for philosophv. ac- mcr H Welsh ' " "Some of the MpgTO Accompanied by Arthur oratorio The Creation. arc totally univahs- cording to Kaufmann. They HUNTERSVILLE-FORD cations F. Beckwell of the Un'.versK) which Use* tin biblical Ian- said White but each realize as Kierkegaard did tic.' of Wisconsin, whore gUHKi'. "Songs of Eve" is SALES AND SERVICE Sale that reason and philosophy individualis being DOeaMpead ■ Kombrink teaches music. lie tlu- (inly ether musical coin on his own merits and poten are incapable of leading nan he will also sing several Itaiian position he kfMWI which een- 875-6547 set- any point to the though for which tial. We don't arias, five songs by tors on Km black students as can live and die. he said. iiuKo is handling contemporary Ital- Ours special group.' Kaufmann attacked moral Wolf and Miss Kombrink has pFS t ian songs by Francesco San viously presented leading or Thurs., Fri., and Saturday loliquido solo performances in this Mrs.Welsh wrote the words area in two other works by for "Songs of a cycle 20, 21, 22 Free U Students Eve." Welsh, the oratorio "Joseph" The Cellar— Feb. songs, while of six Welsh and his "Concerto for Voice OPEN WEEK DAYS 4:30 -11:45 composed the music for Miss — and Orchestra." SUNDAYS 2:30-11:45 Kombrink s voice and piano OPEN NIGHTLY MISS By 104 accompaniment. — DO NOT IT! Increase Wed., Fri., Set., Sun. "Songs of is taken Bands Eve" WESTERN AUTO imitated never duplicated Davidson's Free University the courses will not be re- fromGenesis and tells of the often registrations have increased duced. creation, life and death of Main St. Morehead Behind Contes LIIVC Davidson, N. C. 300 E. from 200 last term to 304. in Although some registrants Eve. Soda Shop Phone 8*2-14*4 Charlotte eluding 49 non students from had to be turned down be "It is a cyde of life one Many Sevo Shirts, Charlotte and other nearby cause courses were filled be kind of woman's evele of communities. yond capacity. Cowart said, Cowart at- SUMMER CAMP COUNSELOR OPENINGS: AllTurtleNeck Sweaters Director Rich the Great Decisions and Be- (men and womtn) for camp least part of this Wanted: College Students tributedat yond Conception courses are Open 'til 12:30 a.m. camps, June IS - increased pub counselors for Coastal Boys' and Girls' going at Vi price increase to sUll open. reference* and abllltv, licity program, which August 23. Excellent character of the to (sailing, molorboatlng, aqua- an interview about Cowart said. It seems to Instruct In camp program included idea of self-learn — required. Good salary according to age, the program on WBT and me that the Monday Friday tics, land sports), ing is catching on at David- experience, college classification. Room and board write ups in the Charlotte and upon rtctlpt of application. Observer and the Charlotte son." furnished. Quick answtr Cowart added that the films Apply to: While registration of to be discussed by the Cina- Wyatt Taylor Camp Sea Queens students is down ma as Art class will be Gull/Seafarer about 50 percent over the shown toan open audience in Post Office box 10176 Our 57th Year Mooresville appears although The Hub Raleigh, N. C. 17MS previousprogram,it Chambers 208 the Possible Departure

Of Lefty Humored KUSS MERR'TT HcUel. Driesells first All- A Worn-Out Net Or ABucket Of Tears parture of Lefty Driesell. American at Davidson This, friends, is the Southern Conference tourna Davidson's head basketball According to latest reports spread de- coach, continue to from several newspapers, the all-time greats refusal by Driesell the appearance of such basketball spite the third ACC university to con Hundley, , , Frank Duke, where as Hot Rod tact Driesell is Selvy, Fred Heteel, and . The re-appear Driesell played his collegiate past stars like Gary McPherson. basketball. ance of conference According to usually accu- Warren Mitchell, , and Selvy as head rate sources, at least three As reported recently in the coaches. by Weems) . large universities, all in the Charlotte Observer. Dukes (Staff fttoto ThUis the Southern Conference Tournament. Conference, sweat, Atlantic Coast present head coach. Vic Bu- WILLIAMS PRACTICESMOVES A long, long teason of blood and hopes have shown great interest in bas. has announced that this Freshman star prepares for match. and fears, good and bad breaks, wins and losses, pre Driesell and have offered will be his last year a» dictions and upsets, all tried and tested on one gruel- him the posHion of head Duke's basketball mentor ing week-end. basketball coach for next This is the Southern Conference Tournament. season. Bubas. one of the nation's UniqueRonnie Williams A history of upsets, from Davidson's losses in successful collegiate George school most 1964 and 1965 to VMI and West Virginia to Reportedly, the first aaoahea, will reportedly In- 1954 and VMI's approach the Wildca: Washington's surprise championship in to come Vice President of Stu title in 1964. h u.i- demean, which LEFTY dent Affairs at Duke Sparks 'Cat Grapplers This is the Southern Conference Tournament. ha- already gtVOB ir.dica may leave The preparation of many days and weeks for the liens thai preseat In As Davidson's head coach By RUSS MERRITT fellow (trappier said. T'. help this team." he promis kick- tourney, the guessing and second guessing, the prac- Bobby Roberts will be I960, when he left New. Sports Editor students there started out on ed griping one whole year. in athletic ticing, conditioning, and of ed upstair- the yet there seems to Ik no port News, Va. High School. A studen: and a teacher, Ronnie even before the "I have all the reaped in year, the a very dis The intense rivalries that develop over a department alter answer to the Terp^ frnm Driesell has won 170 game a philosopher and a comedi- mutch started, and when hi- the worldfor Coach Parker." hates, friends and foes, all record this year affections and the the mal Lefty Maryland, although not while losing only 70. His only an, but most of all a wrestl. turn to wrestle came. the> Williams commented. "He's meeting qnone small floor. fairing t the losing season in his Riving great coach, However, by all indica- well hi- year in came er. Ronnie WiHiams is uni wen him all kinds a us anyone This is Conference tournament. standings, year the Southern tions. Dtteaefl has lefceed ACC is in a lucra first when the Wild que to Davidson College. ol hell who knows anything about Names like Deardorff. Spadafore. Petcavich, and to take the coaching job at live position near the \ast lent 9-14. Williams' uniqueness is not "Then Ronnie went out and wrestling can tell you." Kasprzak dot the official program with names like that school wealth of high school basket that he is the first Negro whipped the Duke wrestl "The rest of the guys on Smith, West, Burton, Evans, Armstrong. Pictures Six of Driesells last seven and ball talent in Washington. to ever don Wildcat wrestl er all over the mat. Boy, did the team are great, too. of teams, with big men and small,along with pictures Maryland apparently ne\t D. C. teams have won 20 game- ing sweats, but that he has that guts." Many of my closest friends more, take of cheerleaders, coaches, officials, presidents, and contacted Driesell. and as or while several have withstood pressures and The Duke match was not wrestle with me on the team It is interesting to note others crowd out much information in the programs. been nationally rated. He problems that an isolated incident, either. I think our team unity helps that if Dritsell were to coach would have This is the Southern Conference tournament. has turned out two All long ago made quitters of At VMI. for example, the Ilot." at Maryland, his first star Americans. Hetzel and Located in the Charlotte Coliseum for the sixth Dick most men. Keydets started on Williams Williams views the racial of would be center Will Hetzel. Snyder. and possibly straight year, drawing hundreds of thousands Blow Yourself a third "I still remember the early, only to see him sound- prejudice he has seen philo the younger brother of Fred in . " screaming fans, some yelling "Go Cats" or "Tear 'Em Duke match this year. one ly defeat one of their better sophically. "Sometimes it's Keydets" or "Rip 'Em Bucs," some hollering ob- wrestlers. really bad and it hurts, hut Up (ID POSTER SIZE ' scenities and insults in the direction of the officials, r Ronnie has gone through you don't accomplish any- 2 ft. « 3 ft. " " " the rival teams, and sometimes opposing fans. Once —I «"""" CJ- Mato " a lot more than a lot of peo- thing by running away front- WnlU ■ " " partial " the small Richmond Arena and the t~. >■.",!■""w I.■" w.wammdjm Sporttopics housed in ple realize." said Davidson it I just hope that I never Moutaineer Fieldhouse. Hsssi wrestling coach Charlie become apathetic towards Davidson's baseball team son when the Davidson team This is the Southern Conference tournament. asss $? CA 70 contests in his collegiate Parker. "And with his cour- it." will open its 29 game sche- won only three games The thrills,the glory, the joy, and the cheers for coaching career age und pride, he never does Viewing the wrestling J «4n bu-ip$7.50 dule on March 22 against Seventeen conference winning,along with the fears,the disgrace, the sorrow, " " " tuck his tail between his team. Williams sees the UIU.1.^Ik*» IACMH.COD Carolinas Conference mem games and two encounters and the boos for losing. Hero one night and goat the legs and hide, but is always chance for a big improve ber Pfeiffer College. with ACC opponents arc tJao A Charlotte bred basket- next, one moment a genius and the next a bumbling holding his head high." ment over the 36 record PHOTO POSTEM. 1st The Wildcats will be hop- on the schedule, which find* ball star that last year led fool. The "wait until next year" statements, the "we *■** As a wrestler.Williams has that grapplers have 210E. 23r4 9^ Dml ing to get revenge for two the Wildcats playing 17 home West Charlotte High to a obtained won it" quotes, the "it's been a great !W Vesfc,K- Y. 10010 commendable job. so far this year. should have setbacks that they wen- games near state championship re done a year" comments from coaches hiding tears of either handed by Pfeiffer last sea turns tomorrow afternoon With just one and a half. "We have only two seniors elation or sorrow. cast in the villain's role. years experience. Williams on the squad, and several of This is the Southern Conference tournament. According to official tp Virginia Tech freshman won a starting berth this us are green freshmen like Three gruelingnights of contact,exertion,bruises, MEET YOUR FRIENDS i information reports. Lefty star Charhe I.ipscomb. aver- season as a freshman in the myself." he said. "Besides. exhaustion, injuries prove just the best. 1(57 classes, and to who is AT THE Driesell is just one victory aging around 15 points a and 160 pound Coach Parker is doing ■ Six hours of basketball with little rest, six hours of a\> ay from becoming the game for one of the two and has compiled one of the good job recruiting. We have fighting, throwing go running, jumping, and to establish GONDOLA RESTAURANT winningest coach in David. teams that has beaten the best records on the team by nowhere to but up." dominance after a year of unimportant regular season basketball history Davidson freshmen this year. winning five, tying one. and The two seniors on the games. W. INDEPENDENCE AT WILKINSON BLVD. captain Kerry Just six hours to continue or terminate a sea- With the Duke victory. returns with his teammates losing only three team are collegiate CHARLOTTE Shep un- Wildcats' son or a basketball career. Driesell tied Norman to try to thwart any Wild- Williams didn't wrestle Keith, the hea\> is WHILE ENJOYING weight This the Southern Conference basketball tourna- ard's 170 wins M IWildca' kitten desires for revenge. til his family moved to entry, and Dean ment. THE BEST I head mentor Fnyetteville from New York Cromartie. who has the best IN Lipscomb. who scored lfi Thelast second shots,good and bad,carrying with ' However. Driesell has in Tech's 10 point win over in his junior year of high record on the team with them the whole of one basketball season. The high coached from 1960 1969 while the Wildkittens four weeks school. "Ididn't do real well only one loss. big rebounders, getting coached Prom 19.17. then, since I had only had "The has really done scorers and the the headlines PIZZA and SPAGHETTI Sliepard ago in Blacksburg. Va., has team the "little man" the lion's share the only .i while does of work. 194i> Driesell has lost been one of the leading experience on a mat as a good job so far this year." This is the Southern Conference tournament. scorers for the Baby Gob tumbler for the gymn.i Parker commented. "Ididn't ' laughingly The winners' prixe, a trophy containing a cut-up, biers all y team Williams think that we'd win more out net. award, hopes " " " recalls. than two matches. worn The losers" broken and a during his senior bucketful of tears. Ron Stelzer continues as Then "If we get the boys that This is the Southern Conference tournament. the most accurate shooter he compiled a 6.1 re I'm trying to recruit nou leaving The criticisms following the tournament about the from the field for the Wild cord before the team for next year, we'll have a tournament, the possible solutions, the probable re- cats, while Jerry Kroll has to help with family fin;r t'oocl team." sults, and. finally, the "Ronnie has a great deal continuance of the same method become the MOM accurate And if the irrestiers get of determining the conference's representative to the at the foul line. of natural ability in wr many more students like - ing." said "IV Is NCAA basketball tournament. In statistic released just Parker Ronnie William-. Davtdeon This, friends, is the Southern Conference contest, far my tunas tourna- li.forc the- Duke by b m.iy have ■ grea; team ment. er was hitting his field mustier and la one of the goal i'tt* at ■ fan) Iietter men on the h units " v«.i pi ii ■"!,! . rate while "Ronnie's Wflgett BW Kroll had COH per ■ (U to be that lie still Trainer, Friend, )'■ ■ til.in Winner- Ihis" " " thro i Us head With a little more RuhfBOnd* fl.mili.iy.nt 1 practice hell .ill's made !■ come a fine .» That's the qtiot> Davidson's Couch d IJ v I Wi.l Ey A. W. TURNER The nati ,« ■ Iced him ahoi;1 v\ii!i of Wai football ,i! Western Southern ■■!> e Sports Writer B. c . Is.. i■ ry cordial m m Carolina However, Injuries ' ii of import "1 merit ■ c the mast HA la know all the play. baited i. | "B wu- .mi "little H> remarked. ■ i got ■ men" In Couch hurl thai I "The ■ ■ ■ i,i is (em unfair mj to determin itil lie tr frit nd i In a training Jab." raiaer iups confen 'l n. If Da with 'tapper Horehead Couch said. "^**^Maaaam»»- ***iWk ■ fii.)t. ■ ■ Wil and Den than i ny ml about ( " ball teejna.. ;.i would !)<" ■"■ in 1 o t h e r Wiidt .it i ■:,silll However, is t. ore I - Couch to though Mot*head, s guard lilies the "doc oring" that " i:, limply the not. you can be MBB that ttbeg T,. n." "1 let than on the defensive unit of the p« the Davidson ca t.ii and III be tn i omdt wae" . rootkaJl squad, graduated .mil griddi |Me was nspirn. r.|i!-t . ■ in the ne>t four year. Davidson was a >\ny I),i suni' : en th. Fted Hag team Dick Snydcr basketball 1 i part (.f Ins job h power in th ■ carlv i ■ rangei places tar oppoi STUDENT EUROPEAN TOURS 1969 "I was probably one of fev^ iy. .ind even tr.;its them people who really knew in ajwda] favors. For in- CAROLINA SPECIAL Don." Coucli recalled Stance, he Days — 4 Departs New York $1039 makes sure thai 22 June to June 25 personaii) BpBWslwg Roundtrip flights, deluxe hotels, private air conditioned mtoreeacnes. When asked t" compiii basketball squads Jet Austria. Italy. the Hetzol-Snyder with have oraagsa and ajecial "ing: England. Holland. Belgium. Germany. Switzerland. team this years MgtT I)a- .France squad. coach and salt solution Couch was hesitant to make eidaan ataJetee call "preen ADVENTURER 1 — $°39 a choice "This year's stuff. "We lik- to tre.it Days June 6 to June 27 Departs Columbia team has much visiting as we would 22 personally better bench teams Roundtrip iet flights, moderate hotels, private air conditioned motorcoaches. strength and they're prob like them to treat Italy. Germany. Denmark. Holland. escorted Visiting: France. Switzerland. Austria. ably quicker. But the others Couch commented. Take off! England had much more height." Couch likes basketball sea CAROLINIAN However, when asked to son much more than football — Departs Columbia compare Hetzel and Mike season. "Taking care of that 1 M°4 '!."(■!(!" * 22 Days June 7 to June 28 c! ibnul your future Roundtrip jet flights, moderate hotels, private air conditioned motorcoache:, personally Maloy. he was definite. many guys is work. When ~ ' no dsjriice. Visiting: England. Holland. Brussels. Luxembourg. Germany, Switzerland. 'Maloy is certainly the bet- basketball time gets hen op escorted .' i Kven Einstein couldn't make his mind Austria. Italy. France. ter all-around player." it's like a vacation. The most 1 E ST FORC" '" a*hiU"' A o Couch was a star athlete enjoyable part of basketball, Bo. De *w»*"' ( RsnddlyMAi'rForceBite.Texas78148 ;<»

By DON PARMAN enough /er fur the \ii tory (enter. 'Had-, the balanced Writer Sports The 'Cats gave Driesell his The loss was the Cobblers Tnli rebounding with S.7 .1 The Virginia Tech Gobblers nd win against his alni.i first in si\ starts again'' Same. He is the number two CJtOSSWrtlTET Charlotte to RPCK/ £ \ Invade OaHieum mater .1 Mike Maloy led the Southern Conference oppm the field is few teams hold winnini' "o th.it the Shannon 11' to ■ mm game Into CaOad ■ tquad The Game To Watch f mI again-it ('oath Left) extra period. a rebuilding year hut I the l.ovcl Kiln: ,1 I] MP|tlicnnore Driesell are primed to "The difference in the game the Gobblers had "e i Watching people and their reactions to certain ■I is thi in.ui Shannon ,i\ eime Li-' pear's 81 7f> lov* s,ii cooing game the an.1 Kills ;l " i! you can pry your eye* from the <■■ >>n for are oH an hb bo didn't love his We. is who hit 22 BOil against Duke nigfil v hall handler and " ■ few overtime win d.r .' hh Gobblei passer li< ■ , a minutes WirtnieiWij if they dropped a 78 77 is the leading scorer with an match decision l.i!i Wet/el. .1 I8 KfUOl me! defensive player watch the action on the court. We can also observe ROT W.ltlllel m ,; what is happening in most areas ol the coliseum. At st.m Kemck supph help an times the action off the court tends to be more inter- 'Look' Chooses Maloy the board- with IIrebound* esting than what we sit there to watch. DM Iv tuien them Both The upper reaches ol the clmncil building in Char- ■in hitting in (iouhii 1. lotte are usually occupied by either high school couples for the year last ticket buyers group Wjttfncr tcdslnin <| ;,s or minute The former could For A11-American Team was care less about the action on the court while the latter 1 npllolnoir ,ii|() 1^ ,in, ,,f t|M. Malox the junior group seems to search the rest of the coliseum for Mike Maloy. Davidsons iiiiunciil l.'M week thai for from New York tup offensive playert on the center .has be- is ape oi tins better seats. This upper group disappears from sight high scoring hhm'i satoo City ■quad. Kcrnck is toning