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Vol XCV Kenyon College GamJbier Ohio November 14 1968 Na 9 Senate Studies Columbia o 9 Security Role Students Hits End Womens Hours Protestors The Undergraduate Dormitory Council at Columbia College has elimi- In a relatively quiet nated on i session restrictions womens visiting hours marked by the eating According to a of marsh- New York Times report of November 8 the student mallows and french organization fries Campus exercised authority delegated to it by the Dean last Wednes- Senate passes day Dean some new legislation Carl Hovde delegated to the council responsibility for setting and discussed and enforcing student participation dorm regulations He maintained a veto power because V in policy- making of the legal liabilities of the university According a Several senators munched on to the Times Columbia is now the only Ivy League college I msrshmallows without supplied by the restrictions on womens hours The action also barred unescorted 1 WKCO reporter while passing a women above the main floor in the dormitories 1 bill Previously meant to clarify the College womens hours were 5 to 10 pm Monday through Thursday position on 5 pm to 2 demonstrations The new am Friday noon to 2 am Saturday and noon to lOpm section in the handbook will read Sunday The The College welcomes and encour- Times reported Dean Hovdes statement on the new legislation- ages I am serious discussion on any issue convinced that good sense and proper order will be maintained from mere after t all points of view but cannot is all nothing people can do at one time that they cannot condone do at another behavior designed to pre- and it is in my opinion altogether unlikely that alterations vent obstruct or interfere with any in visiting hours will have any effect on PROF PAUL EIDELBERG sexual behavior attacked moral relativism in last Thurs- of its activities and programs days lecture The bill is designed to prohibit various obstructions including any violent anti- military recruiterdem- Council Considers onstration Senate then moved to extend w- IS Eidelberg Hits omens hours in fraternity lodges that Hours Abolition the ing have telephone and plumbing facili- Stimulated by student confusion and students arranged among them- ties The hours for these lodges over rs the midnight ending of womens selves when tohavepartiesandwhen will now be the same as they are hours the Moral last Saturday Student Council to be quiet Decay in the dorms but women are not spent much of its meeting this The prospects of pas sing abolition In a permitted in other lodges except Monday lecture delivered last Thurs- which has led to a crisis of identity discussing the possibility legislation were uld between noon 9 considered Council day in Rosse Hall Professor Paul in our society Further we and pm of eliminating womens hours fail must One Senatorpointedoutthatinthe President David Hoster a member Eidelberg angrily attacked the moral realize that the myth of tine common Murray Horwitz noted that Ken- of ive Joint Statement on Rights Senate said he thought that relativism of todays society and good is not a myth but an actuality and Free- yon is undergoing the greatest ake doms of there is a moderately good chance indicated how it has led to the low We Students there appears change in 144 years should also stop flattering our and that now is of passage in the Senate but that quality of political the phrase The student body should the time to and social life youth by regarding them as thepro- question the principle he wouldnt want to guess what in have clearly defined means to par- of womens America phets of a new morality hours the President would do Presented as ticipate in the formulation and ap- One the third and final in Mr Eidelberg also expressed fear councilman remarked that The executive committee of Coun- a series of plication of institutional policy af- after midnight lectures entitled Poli- for our national security because this Fall Dance Sat- cil which is comprised of the three 6S fecting academic and student af- tics Mr Eidelberg began by our belief in moral relativism leads urday if one did not want to go to officers will ICi fairs The Joint Statement has consider possible discussing the disunity and apathy logically to a decline of patriotism the concert in Peirce there was no legislation to t been endorsed by various be recommended to which characterizes politics today a true moral relativist could not national other place to go Another member Senate We have a whi h duos groups including the American As- pointed out ml governmiit possibly believe that his countrys that if women were In view of recent rumors con- not govern sociation of University Professors allowed in I r he said and an election ideals were worth fighting for the dorm all night and cerning Security officers exceeding in and the National Student Associa- parties were to v which fundamental issues were Professor Eidelberg then turned continue into the authority and of the feeling that hardly tion early morning discussed Not only the to the philosophy of Americas athletes with games they have been misinformed Coun- political The senators were concerned that the next day might machinery is responsible founding fathers He noted that the not get enough cil decided to establish thatSecuriry however this idea be called to the attention sleep there is likewise a low Declaration of Independence held is aware of the regulation concerning quality of the Finkbeiner committee on Abolition of of citizenship among the natures law supreme over man- hours Paul Halpern searching of student residences constituency faculty organization observed would made conventions and that the docu- shift these prob- The members passed unanimously Mr The question of Securitys right lems to the Eidelberg pointed to Justice ment was addressed only to those students He raised a motion to send a copy of the William to search students rooms was the question of who Douglas dissenting Su- with the virtue of civility The is responsible regulation to Security Chief James preme opened One senator pointed out the Court decision on obscenity for shaping the life style of stu- Cass to the Dean to Founders believed that a government gap between administration policy and the Presi- as an example of todays moral dents the administration or the dent could rule without the consent of and the asking the Deanfor clarification ii relativism For Douglas said Eidel- action of security officers students themselves brutish people and said efforts were being See COUNCIL Page 6 berg right and good have no made Several councilmen related their Mr Eidelberg expressed the view to correct this gap The hope was universal meaning Douglas experience at other colleges in- failure that government must support in- expressed to condemn Ginsburg for obscenity that occasions of enter- cluding Brandeis where hours were See DECAY Page 4 Potential Watson amounts to a confession of ignorance See SENATE Page 6 either non- existentor non- enforced concerning how man should live Fellows Named Professor Eidelberg asserted that ur laws must reflect a definite Kenyons four nominees for the moral standard for morally neut- lucrative Watson scholarships have ral laws are subversive of society Large Alumni Donors been announced by the Provost We should not be content to feel Tony LoBello Joel Fisher Steve that our human nature will provide Landsman and Dave Hoster are the necessary discrimination for Kenyons choices One hundred stu- human nature is changed by cultural To Be Made Kenyon Kings dents from 25 schools are eligible influences such as advertising for the 50 scholarships available Both teaching and enforcement are The Watson fellowship provides necessary to create a moral society The ways of Big Business and the traditions of Old accepted practice in college fund raising 6000 to enable college graduates Lnlike the moral relativism which England are simultaneously making their way into To raise the alumnis level of giving Martin said of outstanding promise to engage in Permeates education today teaching Kenyon fund raising efforts You have to go out and stimulate them Prizes are a year of travel and independent must stress the concern for others Large contributors to the annual Alumni Kenyon being given this year to the categorized contributors study abroad which is basic to a morality of Fund will find themselves classified as Kenyon Martin unveiled some samples to the Collegian in The year of planned study and moderation We must stop stressing Earls Lords or Kings A gift of 100 to 499 his Bexley office For the Earl a key chain with travel it is hoped will give the confers the honor of Kenyon Earl on the donor four knives arranged around a square metal plate fellows an opportunity to take stock one of 500 to 999 bestows the title of Lord or a silverish bowl featuring a Florentine coin in of themselves test their aspira- Monastery and a gift of 1000 or more crowns the alumnus a the bottom or another trinket as yet not arrived tions and abilities and in the pro- To Be King of Kenyon College The names of the numis- Martin has not yet decided on the Earls award The cess develop a more informed sense Lecture matical nobility will be published under the appro- Lords standard will be a mahogony desk caddy of international concern It is not Topic priate category in the annual Kenyon Fund Report and the mark of the King will be a desk set combining intended that the experience will Dr a barometer and an indoor- involve extended formal course Michael Gough Director of The classification scheme is the brain child of outdoor thermometer work e engraved with the name and at a foreign university British Institute of Archaeology Al Martin the new Assistant to the Vice President monarchs calss date at of donation The 50 fellows will be selected A Ankara will appear tonight under for Development Martin is an award winning acquisi- e Martin noted that next year the fund drive would after personal interviews by repre- auspices of the Kenyon tion who came to Kenyon this year from Syracuse Lectur- be more Kings will re- ers Committee University At Syracuse he headed the universitys subtle Earls Lords and sentatives of the Foundation in Jan- Dr ceive special letters from the President of the College uary or Febrauary Gough will lecture on the alumni program and was one of last years recip- urging them to repeat their previous generosity The Thomas Watson Foundation Monastery of Alahan in Isauria a ients of the Sears andRoebucksawardforgood alumni J Asked what happened to the Queens in his af- was established as a charitable Remnant of fifth century architec organizations fluent aristocracy Martin was ready with a pecuniary trust in 1961 by Mrs Thomas J Martin that his category program has The stressed peerage for the Womens College When the coordinate Watson Sr widow of the first presentation will begin at 8 pm gained the approval of the Alumni Executive Committee school has alumnae will be a court of president of the in Philo Hall there Ladies International and the Class Agents He stated that such schemes were Duchesses and Queens Business Machine Corporation IV Page 2 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN November 14 1953

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Editor Bob Boruchowitz Sports Editor Ron Smith Consulting Editor David W Hoster by Dick Gregory Associate Editors Richard Gelfond this is a two- party country and it is now impossible to get the major John Smyth Photography Head Bill Taggart The really insidious nature of would not acknowledge the legiti- candidates to confront each other Assistant to the Editor Don Mayer Sam Barone campaigning in a national election macy of non two- party candidates facetof- ace The two- party ca- Bob Schonfeld Managing Editor Harold Levy two- and frightening to my ndidates seem to recognize the danger Cork Crawbaugh dominated by the party system It is curious came into new focus for me person- concept of true democracy to recog- to their personal image of an Ame- Contributing Editors ally during final weeks of the nize that I was only accepted by rican electorate that is too informed Tom Au Richard Alper Stephen Christy Andy Moffitt David Rob- the Jim Fine government a It must also be asked who inson David Balfour Larry Glass Bob Strong G Dwight Weith Tom Lifson campaign As an independent write- officials as serious are the in candidate for President though presidential candidate when my real counterfeit campaigners in this Foreign Correspondent John K Morrell my name appeared on the ballot literature was bugging machines country Is it an independent cand- Staff in some states I had been circu- both political and economic I was idate who prints his own literature Paul Douglas Anthony LoBello Lyn Uttal Robert Rubenfeld Sam Barone lating which an announced candidate for over a and pays for it outof his own pocket Harry Crawbaugh John Ciavardone Ira Dorfman Mike Rosenberg Mike handbills bore some I only who Or democracy by Tavener Mark Denton Alan Rapoport Mark Sandson John Desmond Chris resemblance to a one dollar bill year was the candidate is counterfeited a Finch Greg Alexander Flip Segur My picture appeared where George had his platform published by a candidate who attempts to buy his Washington on major publishing house WRITE ME way into the White House with the Business Tom Sawyer Circulation Carl E Olsson is placed legitimate IN Bantam Books June 1968 financial backing of one of the two Dan Grum Adviser Philip Church I security major Political ads pu- Advertising Byard Q Clemmoni Yet was never offered parties An epidemic seems currently to be sweeping the country for Co- education protection for myself and my fami- blished during the latter days of the Athern P Daggett ly a privilege accorded even Harold campaign by the Humphrey- Muskie Stassen during the primaries Nor team accused Richard Nixon of try- was I given security briefings by ing to do just that with some 20 the President another privilege million And the ads issued a plea Social Facilities accorded the preferred white can- that the Democratic team be su- didates pported to allow them to do the same The Senates Social Facilities Committee was hailed last Once again the question must be thing spring as one of the finest of its kind at Kenyon It made abund- raised if the two- party system in It is true that I circulated a fe- sir America has not long outlived its wmillion pieces of campaign litera- facilities in antly clear to everyone the pathetic lack of social usefulness At one time in American ture which bore some resemblance Gambier history party conventions and the to a dollar bill It seems to me This fall the committee has been reconstituted and re- political platforms emerging from that is the only legitimate cu- necessary was rrency which be to charged and has begun to implement some of its ideas The them were It crucial should used that two major party candidates buy votes from the American im- Committee has recommended with some success that the stump the country to get the infor- electorate If such campaign lite- personal quality of the planned womens commons be reduced mation about vital issues to the rature is judged by our government The Dean has met with the designers of the large room in the people But the development of the to be a threat to the American changed all economy we should be more commons and there will be further meetings aimed at making mass media has that Dick Gregory Information is so readily available concerned than ever about the value the entire girls complex as attractive and as functional as pos- to every citizen in this country that of the American dollar though I was wearing a sible currency derby hat and a turtleneck Since Now the committee has addressed itself to expanding social I have not shaved for over a year facilities at Kenyon recognizing that the expansion of the Col- any resemblance between myself lege to nearly double the current enrollment will magnify prob- and our first President is purely Modern Blues Band lems coincidental Federal agents entered my cam- strong need Last spring everyone agreed that there was a paign headquarters in Tennessee Enchants Weekend for a place for student activities Student- faculty informal semi- and in New York City and confisca- my ac- nars such as the film societys meeting last week lectures poetry ted handbills It seems depth and was highlighted by organ cording to official explanation that by Cork Crawbaugh readings receptions films campus government meetings con- guitar saxophone and one long some of my handbills had been The enchantment of Fall Dance trumpet certs a myriad of meetings of current organizations and solo and used in coin changing machines weekend reached a climax Saturday Blood Sweat and Tears modern organizations that will come with the expansion of the school A complaint was registered that my night as Blood Sweat and Tears electric blues style was particularly campaign was bugging Kenyon and their need an attractive meeting place literature roused the men versatile in that each musician could the machines One wonders how of the modern far dates with some best alternate between two or three di- The Social Facilities Committee is greatly concerned both technology is yet advanced our really blues to be offered here this fferent instruments that current inadequacies be remedied and that future needs if a machine cannot distinguish be- year be anticipated and that a place for student use be established tween my handbills with my picture Following the Royal Esquires a The band was originally the brai- There are several possibilities that come readily to mind on them and a legitimate dollar bill prominent soul band Blood Sweat nchild of Al Kooper and Steve Katz bearing theportraitof George Wash- and Tears opened with I Love You formerly members of the Blues including Hayes old grocery store the art annex and Coleburn ington But then again if such con- More Than Youll Ever Know pro- Project Koopers idea was for the Hall Bexleys library complete with wood- paneled ceiling fusion is possible perhaps the bably the best cut on their first band to have a white soul sound There is a need not only for an attractive meeting place technological age holds unprece- album The selection featured Steve giving the Buckinghams soundasan to replace and to complement Rosse Philo Hall and Peirce dented possibilities for true inte- Katz guitar Fred Lipsius Saxa- example The first album appeared gration phone and a vocalist late last spring office space government Lounge but also for student Student I have no doubt that my handbills A change of pace number for the claimed that Blood Sweat including the Council officers and the social committee publica- were bugging the machine and that group was Morning Glory written Critics and Tears and the Electric Flag is the reason for their confiscation by Tim Buckley and originally a folk tions the Film Society and many other groups would benefit heralded a new modern blues era I dared to challenge the machine song though easily adapted to Blood from office space WKCO is in dire need of room to expand its Last August Kooper the organist dominated two- party political sys- and style It featured Sweat Tears and lead singer was replaced by studios tem in tliis country along with Katz as vocalist Steve Dick Halligan at organ and Thomas future with the center of the campus moving slightly other independent candidates In the The best selection of the night In the as vocalist north and much of the activity of the students moving north traditional and accepted structure was by far the groups long and of politics no impressive rendition of Som- Blood Sweat and Tears willpu- locating offices and meeting rooms any of the three places American there is at place for such a challenge Richard ethings Going On The number blish a new album in about three mentioned above will not seem as outlandish as the distance Nixon for example insisted that showed the bands great musical weeks now might indicate Student activism at Kenyon and across the country is in- creasing and Kenyon must provide adequate facilities to meet the growing needs of its growing and more active student body Letter to the Collegian V r In this transition period Bexley having recently moved and the girls school not yet here we are in the best possible c X position to utilize existing facilities and to plan for the uses of Though I feel heartened by the the Student Council docs not have recent political involvement by col- the authority to speak for me or new facilities being the built lege students and by Kenyon students any other student on this campus We urge prompt attention to the recommendations of the in particular the Biafran dinner on any matter which is not a specific 4 4 1 t committee in its effort to allocate and put into operation facil- demands a refutation To begin affair of the College and the College K t N p ities for student use regardless of our personal politic- only Art Ill Sec la The starving al attitudes the Constitution of the people in Biafra are not the specific Campus Government provides very and limited concern of the College definite and limited functions for It appears that Student Council tEfje enpon Collegian each of the several branches of has now twice in recent weeks campus government The Student recall the investigation of the Officially Announces a Contest to Council is accorded certain func- political science department ig- tions Article II 1 none nored both campus regulations and NAME THE WOMENS COLLEGE Section of which empower the Student Coun- the basic rights of individuals as- cil to act outside of sociated with the College These Rules the strict J 1 Entries accepted from any member of Ihe College communily confines of College affairs In no events have transpired under the must be received by Ihe Collegian Box 308 Gambier no later case is Student Council given the guise of Truth Justice and the than November 25 1968 power to perform any legislative Humanitarian Way All of us and the Student Council in particular 2 The winner will receive four tickets to the Baldwin Wallace function without the concurrence of the Campus Ill Sec should remember that justice basketball game December 7 Senate Art This seem to have been the essence of humanitarianism 3 The winner will be announced in the Collegian 2b overlooked in the rush to demon- can only exist when the society 4 The winning name is in no way binding on College officials strate our sympathies with the or its governmental arms act as 5 Judgment of the Collegian is final starving people in Biafra Further constituted without impinging or NEWSPAPER AO MAT NO KAB 219 68 200 LINES 2 columns x 7i niches and my primary point of objection See BIAFRA Page 6

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vvk ui i J L J Photos by Bill Taggart J Page 4 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN November 14 1968 Department Grows Coed Epidemic Religion Pulls Top Men Sweeps Nation As Kenyon moves rapidly to that day next fall when 175 The Religion department at Kenyon has grown in situation The honors work served to cover areas just a few years from a Chaplains office to one of not studied in other classes in the department girls will arrive in Gambier to shatter a good deal of Philander the most respected departments in the College In Now however the honors program consists of pre- Chases plans one- sex colleges of distinction across the nation I960 there was only one religion professor an a paratory reading followed by a seminar in the second are seeking to join the bandwagon major program in religion began only four years semester Students have criticized the new set- up ago Today there are five professors and seventeen because no direction or organization is given to the One of the most wider- angingprograms with an all- girl school Youve with majors Twelve of the seventeen majors are in the top readings until the seminar begins Nevertheless is Vassars exchange got to spend the rest of your life quarter of their class and fifteen are in the top the independent study does have the advantage of several mens schools Ten colleges living with women- clubs carpools half of the class preparing students for graduate study Amherst Dartmouth Connecticut baby sitters and I know that the Williams Wesleyan Mt Holyoke Religion at Kenyon is taught as a truly liberal friendships Ive formed here are Discussion Emphasized Smith Vassar Wheaton and Bow- discipline seek an understanding going to outlast the superficial re- arts Students doin planning to exchange stu- Many of the religion courses are conducted as are lationships you enjoy with men be- of the role of religion in society and with religion as early as next semester seminars for as Mr Rogan states Seminars dents fore you decide who youre going as a product of mans culture Thus the study of Bowdoins acting president Athern should not be held as rewards for the holy seniors to marry religion is more anthropological than theological P Daggett commented An epi- In most of the courses the emphasis is placed on A junior added that at coed schools The aim of the department is not pre- professional demic seems currently to be sweep- in the discussion and analytical thinking rather than on girls play insignificant roles letting training most students planning on careers ing the country for coeducation memorization In particular Mr Kim relies heavily the boys run the studentgovernment clergy are advised to major in another subject The Skidmore News reported on encouraging his students to think speculatively the newspaper and other important since some of their later training would be repetitive October 31 that Darthmouth College As might be expected several of the majors felt activities At least at Sweet has announced plans to unite with that this approach was too ambitious On the other Briar she said everyone is a Course Offering Reviewed Mt Holyoke within two years hand Mr Baly tends to rely heavily on the historical student not a girl student and The department to keep in touch with its seeks backgrounds of religions and thus his classes are we have the opportunity to partici- students by holding meetings at which possible course Sweet Briar Reports more on a lecture basis pate in every activity on campus Several The Sweet Briar News recently offerings and other plans are reviewed One reason why Honors work has been reorganized Another girl lamented the exalted reported the ground breaking of majors have pointed out the need for more courses into seminars is that students no longer have access role men have in the average religions Donald Rogan Kenyon s coordinate college and ran in Islam and the Eastern to the Bexley library The department is trying hard Sweet Briar mentality Boys are responded to a lengthy feature on the debate chairman of the department has their to build up its library resources but in the meantime members of the human race too major religion at Sweet Briar over coeducation requests for he notes that Each directed readings are often utilized added another girl not just a means much Christianity and Many of the girls comments deserves as study as Judaism Given the diversity of the professors and the sub- to get away from the campus and be In preparation college parallel the arguments heard at Ken- for the girls Professor ject matter a number of different approaches are entertained They are not objects of A Baly yon in recent years about coedu- Denis has contacted about 75 other colleges in teaching religion Mr Kim basically delight not dates utilized is cation just with religion departments and has found that girls concerned with the phenomena of religion Professor never send my son here Yale are generally more enthusiastic about courses in Kullmann with the philosophical background Original Ill Invites Girls stated one freshman A senior noted Eastern religions and therefore this will be the next texts supplemented by heavy interpretive readings In a student- sponsored experiment I know inevitable that area of expansion However although the department which may deal with its Sweet in coeducation Yale College invited form the basis for discussion will go is working hard to expand its program some majors significance Briar coed but Im glad 700 girls to live on campus for a the historical influences social or I wont be here to see it happen 4- have commented that the professors promise more literary analysis Students are welcome to use their week November 10 One girl said she enjoys grub- in the way of new courses than they can deliver own approach when writing papers The girls were expected to attend bing during the week and blowing The professors in the department havebeenpraised The Religion department is dedicated perhaps classes and eat meals with the boys it out on weekends Weve certainly by nearly all of the majors One special characteristic more than any other department to maintaining close and to interact with them The got our choice of mens schools of the department is that each professor has distinct friendly communications between the majors and the project reflects student sentimentin as well as coed universities to interests background religious training and point of have found the department un- favor of coeducation at Yale both professors Students frequent view Mr Rogan specializes in Christian theology dogmatie in relation to other departments at the boys and girls wanted to try being A senior asked how the college his training has been in the Episcopal tradition college The teachers are constantly in the process in social situations other than the would encourage top calibre men absurdly a Mr Baly who has spent many years in Palestine of evaluating their purpose and performance pressured situation of to apply She said Youd be de- weekend date specializes in Islamic and Jewish as well as New While many majors feel the course offerings are stroying the reason that so many The 22 Testament thought His particular interest is in the girls who came from insufficient especially in areas such as Islam girls come here- SweetBriar isone colleges slept in vacated geography of the Middle East the center of western Eastern Eastern thought and the relationship of religion school where you dont have to worry dormitory rooms Besides partici- religion Mr Eugene Kullmann one of the most to for example political science or literature the about what you look like all week pating in seminars and attending highly praised teachers in the college has come to very nature of religion precludes covering all aspects where you can read a book instead social events the girls were urged Kenyon through the support of a Danforth Foundation of subject the The professors were praised for of setting your hair on Wednesday to meet boys informally One stu- grant to establish a position in Jewish studies considering different points of view even in testing night Professor Kullmanns teaching reflects an extensive dent evidently enlightened by the situations and for giving students the benefit of The rising costs of feminine edu- experience A of background in linguistics and philosophy MrJeegook concluded lot the doubt when marking cation were cited by one girl as a guys think of women simply as o- Kim who has partially filled the departments needs Almost all majors were in agreement good reason to add men bjects dumb broads theyre in the field of oriental religions brings to his teaching that their or but a Another girl asked Whats wrong beings too a distinctly anthropological orientation studies have given them valuable insight into the human place of religion in society While felt Currently Professor Richard Hettlinger is spend- several unsure about their knowledge of the subjective ele- ing a year on sabbatical while in England he will ments of religion all agreed that majoring in the sub- be writing a book Society To ject has given them the background to Film Present A special feature of the Religion department is the evaluate religions prejudice dogma opportunity to study Near Eastern Religion at the without or American University of Beirut Two religion majors The major program in Religion seems to fulfill Shop on Main Street James Fine and John Morrell are among the several the primary aim of a liberal arts education to teach The Society will Kaminska into the authorities and students who have recently participated in the pro- students to think in a disciplined yet creative way Film present The Shop on Main one of the saving his own hide Out of this gram One student commented I did not have as much Street of recent award- winning basic situation springs the morally opportunity to express myself and be creative in first man Czechoslovakian films Saturday and infected plot which affected so many There are currently four Honors majors in the other courses Youre graded on the credi- Sunday evenings in Europeans during the last world war department Honors students in the past investigated bility of your conclusions as you can support them Rosse Hall It won 1966 Academy and which unfolds in a simple but two areas in great depth in an independent study there are no pat answers the Award for the Best Foreign Film New York tremendously moving manner in this Times critic Bosley Crowther film traced some of the films magnetic Tono Brtko portrays Josef Kroner tablished i powers to the fact that it was one and Rosaline Laufman plays the role Decay Biafra Further I wish to make special of the very few films from central of Ida Kaminska in the Jan Kadar Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 note of the fact that President Caples Europe made since World War II and Elmar Klos production The stitutions which teach morality With negating guaranteed rights of its was advised of this issue and refused that has dared to treat frankly and dialogue is in Slovak with English this in mind he offered three pro- subjects If change should occur to act in accordance with his consti- unrelentingly with the black crime subtitles jects which the government could especially if it is to come under tutional powers Rather he prefer- of persecution in which so many undertake in order to significantly the banner of human rights then it red to let the matter rest because millions of people in Europe were raise the quality of American life should be done humanely ie with- apparently the majority of stu- morally involved First a national university should in the legal structure of a demo- dents were in favor of the dinner The films plot revolves around be created to train students in all cratic society where we do have two individuals Josef Kroner a It now appears that our PRINTING ARTS PRESS fields of study with an emphasis the opportunity to effect justice esteemed German carpenter and Ida Kamin- on rational standards of conduct and change leader has extended his the law ska an old Jewish shop owner who and morality Secondly federal establishes morality dictate by live in a Nazi occupied Slovak city be to small in 1942 Kroner become greatly funds should distributed I recognize the valid function of the making Tightness and individual non- urban communities in order to Student Council to encourage polit- involved in the moral issues athand redistribute the population and re- ical discussion and action on the rights subject to the inconstant will once he has become the Aryan Newark Road lieve urban congestion Finally Mr campus I feel the Student Council of the majority It is apreposterous controller of Mrs Kaminskas small Eidelberg proposed an 80- billion be negligent if it did not do shop would position and one which should never Mount Vernon dollar irrigation project for the so However it is not the function Originally having hopes of making entire Rocky Mountains region The power or duty of Student Council have been assumed by the president the shop into a profit making ven- land reclamation would lead to the or of Campus Government to itself of a liberal arts college hell by ture Kroner turns his interests construction of completely new com- take definitive action on issues not anyone to his newly established friendship munities in those now sparsely- specifically limited to the College with Mrs Kaminska when he real- izes the setlled regions Art Ill Sec lc Leonard Burke Lewis 69 shop possesses no real Offset Printing After his polemic Mr Eidelberg profit The day of decision- making was subject to a lively question and Being without benefit of an appel- ultimately arrives when Nazi orders Letterpress Printing answer period Most students ap- late body as part of Campus Gov- arrive in the city with instructions peared to feel that Mr Fidelbergs ernment perhaps we should make VILLAGE INN to ship all Jews to concentration lecture was flawed by his attempt provision for one it is incumbent camps to cover such a wide range of upon us that we constrain ourselves 8 am to 8 pm Josef Kroner is left with the deci- Telephone 397- 6106 controversial issues and with his and insist that the Campus Gov- sion of either hiding his friend Under New Management moral indignation at todays mor- ernment operate solely within the and facing prosecution if his plans ality constitutional framework which es are discovered or of turning Mrs November 14 1968 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN Page 5 Lords Gain Fifth Win By Stopping Hamilton o by Ron Smith The rest of the game was a defen- two Hamilton fumbles and picked off sive struggle for both sides five big tosses J The Lords of Kenyon assured Hamilton themselves of a near- miraculous scored before halftime The Continentals like other Lord needing ten winning season last Saturday by plays to move 27 yards foes found Chris Myers too tough against a tough to downing Hamilton 17- 12 Their rec- Lord line handle Kenyons All- American Kenyons defensive ord stands at five wins and only unit shone in candidate snared eleven passes for holding Hamilton to a scant 53 99 yards and a touchdown He three losses with the season finale yards has in total offense for the half only 81 catches after eight games one yard in the air Quarterback Christen passed 28 v The Lords moved in for a 25 times and hit on fqurteen Ilis early yard field goal from Huston with a success opened the defense for the minute to go in the third quarter Lord runners Butch Black and Ro- i i With both teams fighting a wet land Parson Black ran 18 times for i x i Bob Schonfeld f slippery field the action went back 84 yards while Parson added 69 i WES POTH tangles and forth mostly near on 16 with enemy center from his defensive head man midfield carries position With four minutes left in the game The entire defense played an out- Hamiltcn got its second touchdown standing game Besides Grzybow- The extra point failed and the score ski s interception Dave LTrey and was 17- 12 Kenyons defense stopped Dan Lewellyn snatched two each the Continentals cold after that with Vlrey has six for the year rjnr in Poths Hard Play a fumble recovery and an inter- the last two games All the backs ception especially Lewellyn ITrey and Ned The Lords put away their errors Geiger covered well and broke up Sparks Lord Line for this game They lost only one several good passes fumble and had no passes inter- Scott Hustonsfivepointsprovided by Gene Peterson cepted an excellent showing con- the margin of victory His talented if Wes Lords L sidering the poor weather The de- kicking is one reason the Poth the fiery middle guard is the type of per- H i i Bill Toggort Lords have fense on the other hand recovered a winning season under their belts son who unfortunately is often overlooked both on and off the FLANKER Bart Ziurys finds ihe field The five- eight 190 pound senior from is ball iough lo hold on lo Bart Gahanna neither flashy caught three passes against Hami- nor spectacular but he can be counted on to get the job lton one covering 29 yards done Wes who twice this year has been named defensive lineman u this week of the week by the coaching staff is characterized by a dogged Hamilton put up a strong effort persistence be but proved to be no match for the whether it in chasing down an enemy runner or mis- in his better than average Lords who used the visitors academic record Is takes to dominate the game Mr Reliable came to Kenyon as an All- Ohio selection at the Kenyons first score came late in linebacker four years ago when the Lord football fortunes were ing the opening quarter After Butch at an ebb Suffering through losing seasons under two coaches rs Black the conferences top punt 0 the returner ran one back 17 yards Wes still lost none of his optimism or enthusiasm for the game the Lords drove 71 yards in 14 Much of Kenyons success this year can be traced to the fine plays Myers took a 15 r i hi Id Chris yard example Wes has presented to hi teammates pass from Bill Christen for the fail touchdown Scott Huston kicked the Mud Wart as he is jovially dubbed is still mostly un- ive point after and Kenyon led 7- 0 decided about his future His main interests are the Cleveland ake Early in the second period Ken- Browns various Chinese culinary delights and a certain home- hat yon got the break it needed to de- town beauty cide the game A hard rush by 1 I One thing is certain though When Wes t the Lords line forced the Con- graduates in June Ill 15 tinentals passer out of the pocket Kenyon will lose a valuable asset to its collegiate community 4 A Kenyon defender hit him as he r ICc threw and linebacker Ed Grzybowski i t jlal intercepted in the flat zone Grzy I Defiance Power ml towski took it 44 yards for what IrJ turned out to be the winning touch- v down Bill Taggart Threatens Grid Hope HALFBACK BUTCH BLACK hits the snowy turf on one of his eigh- teen carries Kenyons final test of the foot- ten went for TDs ball season looks to be toughest Defensively they offer no relief its 1 one as well Defiance College will Their secondary has intercepted STATISTICS Conference Standings bring on a team that uncomfortably 19 passes so far four last week resembles a powerhouse The line has given up only 27yards All A win over the Lords would give per rush Their top player is a KC HC OC Games the Yellow Jackets their second probable All- American at line- i 7- 1 7- 2 backer 1 Baldwin- Wallace 4 0 straight season Their only First downs 16 16 Kenyon will have to up 5 1 6- 2 losses this year have been to un- stand and Rushing yards net 100 163 2 Marietta challenge 4 1 6- 1 defeated Alma College 21- 15 and Defiances strengths to Passing yards 148 51 3 Ohio Wesleyan to 3- 0 gain an upset The Yellow Jackets 4 Muskingum 5 2 5- 2 Manchester Last years Total offense 248 214 will throw 4- 2 5- 3 squad swamped the Lords 37- 0 everything at Christen Fumbles lost 1 2 5 Wooster and 3- 5- 52- 12 Myers but the Lords will have 6 Union 2 3 Defiance coming off a win Had intercepted 0 5 Mt to establish a successful passing Wittenberg 3- 2 5- 2 over Anderson College last week game anyway The defense will need i 3- 3 4 3 will bring one of the nations top another superlative effort to shackle 2- 3 5 3 rushing attacks into Gambier Last BECKS 9 KENYON the Jacket attack Serving Quality Food Denison 2- 3 4- 4 week they missed the NAIA top ten No 2- 3- rushing by win they will have Biq Beck Coney Islands Otterbein 3 5 chart only eleven yards If the Lords six- win 1- 2- Stopping their achieved Kenyons first Hot Dogs Hamburgs Soft Drinld 12 Oberlin 4 4 combination of bruis- Bean 13 Heidelberg 0- 5 2- 6 ing power and outside speed will be season since 1925 8 Blocks S of Square be- 14 0- 7 0- 7 a tough order for the Lord defend- The Lords have been down Rt 13 Vernon Hiram Counters on Mt ers fore and come through They have a They throw only about ten passes chance to do it again If they suc- Please ceed they will deserve every come- Now we have nothing against a good Sales Service per game but last week five of those ia book Even if bookkeeper Weve even been known back award the to balance a budget or two in our DUSTY RHODES they dont theyll still deserve quite time CHEVROLET a few The team can be justifiably But the kind of graduate student proud of an impressive record this were AAAGER looking for comes with sights W Vine St Mount Vernon year set higher Hes interested in making important decisions and making s h o b them well In learning to analyze a m problem evaluate data and arrive 103 S Main Mt Vernon O at the best possible solution FIRSTKNOX NATIONAL BANK Our man may be looking for a SHIRT DISCOUNT business career Or he may just want to be the straightest thinking young man in 5 for 100 the Peace Corps o Interested COOPER- A Stop in With this Ad BESSEMER at your placement office Your Headquarters and make an appointment to see our Public Square representative Hell be on campus 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became accustomed to expressing He noted that there are illiterates Relations Conference designed to themselves more openly Two re- on the Security force increase their emotional awareness flective groups were also held Another senator asked if the basic of themselves and others At these sessions students from dif question of the police role of Secur- Similar conferences have been ferent groups discussed what ha- r in ity was being considered It is re- held for several years withOberlin ppened at their T- group sessions sponded the other senator and it is students being supervised by gradu- V rare for a College to ask its security ate psychology students from the f force to enforce regulations lie Cniversity of Michigan The tech- Purpose Is Understanding r noted that students would almost nique involved is simply to put a r The only explicit purpose of be appalled at the amount of money group and have the of people together conference is understanding being spent on Security them communicate their feelings 0 particular topic is discussed in the Fletcher DuBois singing ballads in Philo yeslerday One senator pointed out that com- to so person grows others that each T session and the methods mittees dealing with student affairs to sympathize with used the others vary with each group By are invariably chaired by faculty overcoming need to impress others stu- The rest of the senators seemed to Began In Army their gained a feeling of Sings as this procedure was dents oneness Balladeer feel that Sessions such as these have their by with the group The conference has usually recommended students origins in tests conducted by the was no the lasting value of teaching the themselves there problem Army W II in World ar on PT boat person to care for others One Class As in Student Council the night B- 29 Lit and Brit crews The In method was student commented that the confe- In its search for new talent and creative approach continuing Kenyons before the topic of womens hours then used as therapy today it is rence has made me more solid as tradition of liberal education Professor Philip Churchs class in British was discussed It was noted that the being utilized in managerial train- a person and reestablished my faith Literature experimented with a guest speaker yesterday Fletcher DuBois social committee and the IFC both ing many and at colleges At Ober- the basic good of people He served as instructor his subject being the relationship between lyrical had agreed to midnight hours on in lin the conferences constitute a added that it was most intensive poetry and music especially in die ballad format Saturday of Fall Dance course in its experimental college thing Ive done in a long time and An estimated forty people some stu There was some dissatisfaction Fletcher gave examples of poetry Participants in die Conference that his relationships have become of the and others just about the word coterminous which dents class put to music giving the class a met at Camp Christian near Dela- more profound since the conference sitting in heard Flctch give vivid some senators observed was in- chance to see how effective it can ware Ohio Each student paid S10 he attended last year examples of oral interpretation in serted last year after much dis- pay be In addition Fletcher acted the to for room board and trainers folk music The material covered cussion apparently for the benefit fees The students were divided into part of troubadour illustrating an- com- Several students who havepartic- included Middle Fnglish lyrics pop- of girls who would not be groups of 12 widi two to other cultural aspect of folk music trainers in are ballads from the thirteenth fortable finding themselves in a ipated these conferences ular II c each group Starting on Friday night performed one of his own com- 12 with the over interested in holding one at Kenyon through the eighteenth century and dorm at parly T positions clearly indicating die con- sessions were held by each the know modern variations of the ballad and two hours of visiting left However students here temporary of such group lasting about four hours nature music The chaperone system which was each odier so well that they might technique Dylan Joni Mitchell Participants were not given any In his analysis of the ballad style barely functional last weekend came become too self- conscious in such According to Professor Church instructions the trainers tried to pointed out several motifs heav and it was a situation also girls would have the demonstration showed how Fletcher under criticism make themselves almost indistin- and recurring images evident in that the IFC is planning to to be brought in from other schools music can take ordinary speech and noted guishable from the odiers Students most works Paul Kahn contributed plans wiih the Nevertheless Chaplain Rogan is make it ceremonial A combination propose alternative began simply by doing anything which a version of Good Old Man as an of the Dean Invitations to fac- planning a meeting to discuss the of guitar and voice makes signi- aid came to their minds Gradually example of the effective use of dia- ulty seemed to be die possibility of having a conference ficant what is otherwise common and members they managed to break down dieir logue in ballad alternative It was observed The next Oberlin conference ill ordinary in the same wa as poetry best inhibitions and talked about diem- the complete absence of fac- be held at the end of January does The shaping of words by the Most likely Fletcher will make that selves and what they felt with com- ulty members would seriously affect voice results in a form of expression a return appearance at the next plete frankness the nature of fraternity parties over to which the listener can more read- class mectine this Monday at 2 ily respond pm in Philo Hall a period of lime Responding Immediately Hika Hika Kenyons student li- As the sessions progressed stu- terary magazine will be pub- Council Discusses continued from Page i dents found themselves responding Security more immediately to die conditions lished at the end of November of the others At times students Two more issues are scheduled of the emergency circumstances ality of the recommendation C ouncil the flight to Gambier But he afford became extremely fearful angry for February and May phrase made to Saga about die dinner They said die members of it arc so ge- or affectionate Sometimes the group This year the magazine will The passage in the handbook quickly ruled that the action was ographically distributed dial no par- responded collectively to die actions stress more variety putting states Fxcept under extreme constitutional and there was no fur- ent should be more than a To cent of an individual occasionally die the emphasis on poetry and emergency circumstances prem- ther discussion phone call from the council member trainers intervened to help a stu- short stories but also includ- ises occupied by students and the Steve Christy reported that 45 in his area dent who had become overwhelmed ing essays and art personal possessions of students Park also spoke with die Ue- critical persons signed up for the full meal by emotion Physical contact often are not searched unless appropri- gistrar who said he is in favor of work but only 2fi took it Saga fed under resulted as students learned to ex- ate authorization has been obtained eliminating the S25 vacation fee but 4011 students Monday night as many press dirough actions The student should be present if that Facull Council must make hungry but charitable Kenyon men During one session a student had possible during the search such a decision ate elsewhere The Methodist been wrestling with another when The Dean noted in Senate Tues- Church was pleasantly surprised at he was suddenly overcome b a feel- Having a Party day that authorization is obtained On request of Freshman Council the large turnout for ils pancake ing dial he was dead The trainer Use our Glassware and either from him or if that is not Student Council endorsed the recom- supper then took over and worked w idi him Silverware Rental Service possible from Mr Cass before mendation dial freshman attendance Saga Pete said Im not sur- for about 45 minutes lie dien in- a Security officer can enter a stu- rules be abolished and Uiat die The Co prised Im amazed at the calibre die student step by step Woolson dents room same rule applying to upperclass- structed of the Kenyon students to imagine himself entering his body 113 So Main Mt Vernon The Biafra rice meal held Monday men be applied to freshmen leav- Additional donations brought die ing and exploring the various parts of and a bit of con- the question of attendance to die netted S3G250 total to S3S72G it and then to come out again and reported to Coun- discretion of die instructor sternation Hosier Jim Park reported to Council contact odiers The student emerged the strenuous objection of one Because of complaints dial the cil his visit to the Development office from his trance- like state and the and the parliamen- parking at die Library in die after- student asked where Mr Martin emphasized Uiat progress of die group was resumed on die noon is nearly impossible because Chapel Services tarians to rule constitulion the Parents Council was not just Two other techniques were used another organ for administrative besides die T session Ashort GM Service policy and that student involvement of teacher parking while die gravel micro- lab preceded the sessions Sunday Headquarters is encouraged area intended for professorial parking at Peircc is die 800 am NIGGLES Hegarding the representative na- unfilled Cou- LETTERS ture of die council Mr noted ncils Student Affairs Committee will Holy Communion Pontiac Buick Inc Martin The Collegian welcomes Let- that only those parents were invited investigate a possible remedy ters to and multi- 1030 401 W Vine St Mt Vernon who the College was certain 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