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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the College Archives at Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Kenyon Collegian by an authorized administrator of Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Mahavishnu McLaughlin Kaplan Tonight: Takes Off Tomorrow Foreign Policy Lessel and Tal Farlow and blues his own group, Miraslav Vitous (of and chairman of the American Com- The feature attraction of 1973" s groups such as Muddy Waters and Weather Report) and also played Morton A. Kaplan, professor of mittee for Japanese-America- n Con- Winter Dance Weekend will be the Leadbelly. with Sarah Vaughan, Elvin Jones political science at the University ference on Japan's Emergence as Mahavishnu Orchestra, led by Maha- John also performed in Graham and Jeremy Steig. of Chicago, wil discuss "The a Major World Power. vishnu John McLaughlin. This musi- Bond Organization, the Nighttimes Billy Cobham is a native of Pana- Changing Contours of American Kaplan is the author of a number cal extravaganza will materialize at and Brian Auger's Quintet. ma. His accomplishments prior to Foreign Policy" tonight at 8 p.m. of books, including "System and 8:30 tommorow night in the Field-house McLaughlin's introduction to the the Mahavishnu Orchestra include in the Biology Auditorium. Process in International Politics," and will transcend the worldly. United States came through Tony Billy Taylor, Miles Davis, Carla Kaplan has taught at the University "Macropolitics: Essays on the Indeed, Mahavishnu McLaughlin's Williams in November, 1968. In Thomas and Roberta Flack. of Chicago since 1965. He has also Philosophy and Science of Politics," spiritual beliefs, which evolve from addition to playing and recording Rick Laird was born in Dublin, served as Director of the Ford and "On Historical and Political his religious master Sri Chinmoy with Tony Williams' Lifetime, John Ireland. After various musical Foundation Center for Policy Study, Knowing: And Inquiry into some cannot be separated from his music. did a stint with Miles Davis. This experiences in New Zealand and Irons Control and Foreign Policy Problems of Universal Law and The ethereal energy which emanates duo is featured on the records Australia he came to the States in Seminar since 1970 and as a con- Human Freedom." from this master's works fuses all "Bitches Brew" and "In a Silent 1966 after winning a scholarship sultant with the Hudson Institute The lecture is the third in the musical forms into a spiritual syn- Way.1 to the Berkley School of Music. since 1961. Other positions he has college's current series on thesis of sound. John McLaughlin It was after these jobs that He also toured with Buddy Rich in held include a member of the Board American foreign policy sponsored himself expresses the purpose of McLaughlin organized the Mahav- 1969 and 1970. of Editors of the publication "Orbis" by the Lectureships Committee. his creations most effectively. "My ishnu Orchestra which solidified v B music is an offering to the Supreme during a summer engagement at the Being. Through the grace of Sri Gaslight in New York. Immediately Chinmoy I've become more aware of following this date the group re- the presence of God, within and corded "The Inner Mounting Flame" 1 t kenyon without and this awareness is mani- on Columbia. ' Jrv a the festing itself in multiple ways. I'm The other members of the Mahav- trying to reach him by allowing ishnu Orchestra include Jerry Good- myself to become his instrument; man, violin; Jan Hammer, key- that's all I want to become in all boards; Billy Cobham, percussion; aspects of my life." and Rich Laird, bass. John was born in Yorkshire, Jerry Goodman was raised in England in 1942. His interest in Chicago. His interest in the violin Volumne XCX Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, February 15, 1973 No. 14 music was encouraged by his was cultured by his parents who are mother, a violinist and lover of both professional violinists. Jerry i music. Prior to his introduction to first recorded with McLaughlin in Big Peter Deuchar and His "My Goals Beyond." one Smrasi Professors of Ragtime in the late Jan Hammer was born in Prague, WW fifties, John was influenced by jazz Czechoslavakia. Before joning artists Django Reinhardt, Barney McLaughlin's orchestra, Jan formed CjHase son E) a ducts the annual Clinic Day for the Ms. Posey Short, Speech Thera- For a number of years Gambier children before begin. This pist, supervises the in residents have taken an active part classes volunteers year he was assisted by Jay Tash-ir- o, language development throughoutthe in all aspects of the Knox County a senior in pre-me- d, as well year. Regular speech and language Head Start program. The 1972-7- 3 as Ms. Joanne Edwards, R.N. volunteers include Margaret Clor, Program Year is about half-wa- y The sponsoring Board for Knox and Alexandra over, and the following individuals Charlotte Warner, County Head Start, Kokosing Day have been regularly involved. "With- Fleckles. Care Center, Inc., includes Ms. Recently a group of A.L.O. pled- .1 ! out such terrific community involve- Charlotte Warner and Prof. Alan ges spent many man-hours assemb- ment, our program could not pos- Batchelder. Ms. Warner brings the ling heavy out-do- or play equipment, sibly be so successful. Everyone morning snacks each Mo- and painting one of the offices, as connected with Head Start - the staff, children's nday throughout the year, as well as a volunteer contribution. These - the children, and their parents - are r working regularly with individual students included: John Harvey, extremely grateful to all these won- children in language development. John Shields, John Seatvet, Bill, derful people." Batchelder serves as the tre- Beachy, James Minter, Brent Stub-bin- s, Volunteer Coordinator, Alexandra Prof. asurer of the board and helps steer and Robin Rockhold, cooor-dinat- or Fleckles, recruits and organizes the budget through the shoals of for the fraternity. volunteers for the three classrooms inflation and rising prices. Ms. John Pyles and her Brownie and conducts volunteer workshops. Ms. Joyce Boyd once again tea- Troop (434) brought cookies for the She is a regular volunteer herself. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN'S international orchestra are performing to- ches the OrffKodaly method of rhy- children at Christmas and Valen- Joyce Klein is the Kitchen Volun- and music to Head Start child- Day treats. Many Gambier morrow night in the Fieldhouse. Coordinator, and sees that a thm tine's teer two days each week. Ms. Anita people contributed to the annual volunteer is present each day to ren sang Christmas music for the on page 3, col. 4) the cooks in preparing, ser- Burt (Continued assist children before the holidays. EDyksira on Piano ving and clearing up the noon meal. Mary Daniel is a regular kitchen volunteer, and Mei Lin Turner has Contemporary Djsic also been helping this year. Drama 100 Presents Kenyon students who take an active the program as wn in classroom On the evening of Monday, Berio. Signor Berio's best-kno- part David Train, Patti February 19, Brian Dykstra will be works include "Visage," which com- aides include: "TheMeasuresTaken" Paige, Tom Clair, Betsy Thomas, at Kenyon to perform a recital of bines electronic sounds with in- lights and assisted Marc Blatte Dennis Pojani, Jim Brokaw, and In Philo this Friday and Saturday 20th-centu- ry piano music. Mr. articulate utterances of a human with the music. Harlene Marley has Toby Pitts. Toby, a senior, this 8:30, Measures Taken" will Dykstra is recognized as one of the voice, and "Sinfonia," a large work at "The acted as faculty advisor. year, is also Vice-Chairm- an of the be performed. It is a Drama 100 finest interpreters of all branches for orchestra and voices which as- Tickets are sold out for both nights Head Start Policy Advisory Com- production under the direction of of 20th-centu- ry music, and hopes sembles elements as diverse as the performance. mittee, which is made up of Head Donnenfeld. of in his program to represent as Swingle Singers, text by Samuel Marc parents and community Re- many of them as possible. Beckett and musical quotations Start The ensemble (Herb Fyfield, Ms. Jean Bertschy, Monday night's program will open from Mahler. presentatives. Wendy Lindner, Janet Standaud, R.N., and Ms. Beth Bates are also Shawver) did with "The Perilous Night," a suite Rob Dubois, a young Dutch com- Leon Haslip, and Bob of the Policy Advisory for prepared piano by the interesting poser, is next represented, with members not pick up the text for months, Committee. American composer John Cage. The his Six New Pieces for Piano. These and rather worked in improvisation, James Abel, MJ). is the Medical ability "preparation" of pianos is an idea are written in an idiom which may physical exercises, and their for Head Start, and con "post-12-tone- Consultant to work together. The actors play, devised by Cage in 1938, and consists be called ," and Jp-- A enlarged char- of placing various and sundry foreign include many contrasting styles. different characters; Poetry Reading in a strip. objects within the soundboard and They can be played in any order; acters like those comic an empty space between the strings. This process Monday's order will be 1, 2, 5, 4, 6 They perform in props. results in a piano that sounds like and 3. with few Derek Walcott According to Donnenfeld, it is an a percussion orchestra. For "Peri- Mr. Dykstra will then play two of Grotowski's "poor lous Night," Cage specifies 25 notes selections from '20 Glances at the example much like "epic which must be so prepared, using Christchild," by the famous French theater," Brecht's where a story is told on pieces of rubber, felt weather composer Olivier Messiaen. This theater," scale, encompassing every- stripping, screws, nuts, bolts, and monumental work consists of twenty a grand thing. The action emanates from bamboo strips. Incidentally, nobody musical impressions of the Christ- the of four Communist agitators has any idea what the title mas story. Mr. Dykstra will play trial clear and propaganda and ideology. means, and Cage gives no clues. "The Glance of the Virgin," and blares took the words and The next offering is "Sequenza "Noel." The actors them. The IV, composer Luciano Andre Jolivet, a friend and con- created images from ' by the Italian the idea temporary of Messiaen's, will then attempt here is to grasp spec- take his place on the program, with and from it create action and LEON HASLIP is a member of Union in- his "Five Ritual Dances.'' Jolivet tacle. the ensemble performing Bertold The Black Student "synthesizing Community and Messiaen, both members of the Donnenfeld termed it, Brecht's "The Measures Taken," vites the Kenyon and added that France" in the 40's, words with action" 100 production directed group "Jeune uni-Kev- a to a Social on Friday night at a in Drama to have reached an he " hoped to have created the Black Lounge, Peirce Hall, would seem Manager by Marc Donnenfeld. agreement, whereby Messiaen would Martin is Stage second floor. Sunday, Feb. 18 at 4:00 p.m Technical Dir- Photo by Mark Jacobs exploit the upper range of the piano and David Train is In Peirce Lounge ector. Janet Anderson designed the (Continued on page 2, col. 4) February 15, 1973 Paga 2 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN IseeBPG Go sdBttcDP DyCtstra's Piano sha (Continued from page 1) Wooster. in piano Dykstra was born in Mrs. David Davis, II of the Board of Trustees you share my high opinion and Jolivet the lower their Mr. 1942, the decision see that -- s "Five Ritual in Kingston, N. Y., and grew up 204 Yellow Creek Drive in February 1972 that Kenyon Col- of Dean Edwards. music. Jolivet' a Dances," are an outcome of his Holland, Michigan; his father tothis Poland, Ohio 44514 lege be coeducational in all things Yours sincerely, interest in primitaive religions. day is Professor of Philosophy at beginning with the academic year G. Caples Dear Mrs. Davis: William Hope College. He studied for his 1972-197- 3, which began July 1, 1972. acknowledge of bachelor's degree at Hope College This will receipt That says to me that to the extent cc: Dean Edwards dated and the Julliard School of Music, your typewritten letter that it is possible, we should bring Mr. Rob Murphy, Editor a copy of which and for his master's at theEastman January 31, 1973, women into the teaching faculty and Kenyon Collegian The of Music. In 1967, he re- was sent to Mr. Rob Murphy, Editor the administration. With 600 women School ceived a Fulbright Grant, enabling of The Kenyon Collegian, and your on this campus I personally feel that To the Editor: letter, which is undated, him to go to Salzburg, Austria, and handwritten more women in the administration Beginning in 1545, "Vietnam was regarding the typewritten letter. to study at theMozarteum Academy, and the faculty would be a healthy divided into two states headed by In view of the fact that a copy of I to the During this period, he took part in thing, and shall endeavor two dynasties at war with each your to me was sent to the the annual Messiaen Piano Co- letter extent that I am able to see that the other," (J. Buttinger, Smaller Dra- Editor of the Collegian, lam sending I mpetition in Royan, France, and came proportion in both increases. have gon, p. 163). Between 1545 and him a copy of my letter; and in view out a semi-finali- st. In 1969, he got never believed in "quota systems" 1802, North and South remained se- of the many of the in his Doctor of Musical Arts degree fact items any kind, since I believe quotas 1592-161- of parate except for 3. your letter concern the operation of from Eastman. He has studied under are not made to bring people in but After 1613, "as a rule, the South the Administration of the College, Anthony Kooiker, James Friskin, to keep people out. I must correct on the defensive. Ag- and particularly Dean Edwards, I remained Eugene List, Leonard Shure, Cecile you statement of a "predominantly gression came from the much more am also sending him a copy. Genhart, and Kurt Neumuller. His and traditionally male college." We powerful North. However, by skill- I hope there have been solo recitals have generally re- First, were by tradition a male college, fully relying on the narrowness of the much more than rumors "to the flected his interest in 20th-centu- rj' but we ceased to be that in 1969, coastal plain, the south was able to that there would be certain music. Last year, he began in- effect and we certainly are no longer pre- repel northern armies two to five administrative changes made soon cluding ragtime music in his dominantly male; ratios are about times as strong as their own,' Kenyon. This is my fifth recitals, and published an article at ..." 8 to 6, men to women. (Ibid., p. 165). During the 1630's year here, and from the time I Mr. Brian Dykstra on the subject in the December, who should hold jobs, I see the South built two enormous walls, arrived I have been trying to gradu- As for Mr. Dykstra will close his pro- 1972 issue of Clavier magazine. hope when the time comes for con- one six, one eleven miles long. ally improve the administrative ap- gram with four piano rags, one of He has recently appeared in sideration of my successor, that 1648, the North met "serious paratus or structure of this institu- which is of his own composition. orchestras in performances of women are seriously considered on defeat at the wall of Truong-du- c, the tion, so that we could and would In case anyone is interested, Mr. Beethoven's "Choral Fantasy," and the basis of ability and not of sex more southerly of the two great deliver to our students the best Dykstra has recorded these rags, Bartok's Concerto No. 3. He has and are equally considered with men. defence-works- ." 1661, a Northern educational services and, hopefully, and eight others, on a soon-to-- be taken part in many chamber music 3. As I stated above, I don't army "was held up at the Dong-h- ri with a amount of economic Ameri- in England. Since minimum 16-7- released recording entitled recitals, mostly believe in quota systems. Trustees wall and disastrously defeated." 2, waste in the process. Over this can Beauty, which will be on sale 1969, he has been Assistant Pr- are elected under the provisions of the North, "again took up the period of time this has meant the at Lowry Centejr and available by ofessor of Music at the College of the Constitution of Kenyon College, offensive and a tremendous struggle realignment of duties, redefinition mail from Bex 3182, College of Wooster. if you care to read place along the walls," CD.G.E. of responsibilities and authority so which is available took two one History of South-Ea- st Asia, p. as to avoid overlap, duplication, it, and consists of classes: Hall, by alumni, and one 393 and p. 394). and lack of definiteness. It is cer- elected the Apathy & Lethargy Questionnaire by or with- In seven great campaigns,. . . tainly no secret as I have discussed elected the Board within some . .many North it with students, the faculty, trus- out its membership. It happens that lasted. years," be-because 1613-167- 3, suc- Dear Student, tees, and it would seem that the the only woman trustee we had, Vietnam, "never which meant in breaking through both. . . around ultimate would be the four centers of a problem ceeded It's that time of year when everybody is passing not the meetings in took fifty years of of authority: the academic, busi- she could attend walls. It them polls we realize you just don't feel like to about this and that, and ness, development, and student Gambier, resigned from the Board useless effort realize that mili- have at by filling they out sometimes. But this poll is about something near affairs. As you know, Mr. Lord is last June. We, therefore, tary conquest of the south the no women was not right que- in charge of the business end of the the moment trustees. It stronger north the and dear to all of us: apathy and lethargy. We tried this College; Mr. Martin, Development; is not uncommon for trustee com- method of unifying a divided Viet- stionnaire in Lewis Hall as a sample selection, and nobody got mittees to bring in people outside (Buttinger, op.cit., pp. 165-16- 7). Provost Haywood, Academic; and nam," exciting Board as a part of a com- around to answering it. We hope we can get the same we are seekiing a person to co- of the A ordinate all of those activities which mittee and there is sound precedent truce prevailed for 100 years. results from the entire college. affect a student outside of the class- for it here at Kenyon. The last time In 1775, North Vietnam "launched Thanks, I guess, we did was in with the an expedition against . room. This person would have re- it connection the. .," & L Kenyon The Lewis Hall Committee on A sponsibility for the coordination of role of black students at Southerners who were, "unable to the duties of the Dean of Students, where we brought in concerned hold the northern armies at the wall and Dong . SEX: cares? medical director, the director of citizens, alumni, students of hoi. .The wall was razed Male Female Both Neither Who Smythe House which, as you know faculty to meet with trustees, as ... Hue was taken and remained AGE: 16-- 17 18-- 19 20-2- 1 22 or older I forget In 12 is psychological counseling, Dir- well as the trustees themselves. under occupation for years," Could you repeat that? What's it to you? (G. ector of Athletics and the Chaplain. the present instance, the Chairman Coedes, H.M. Wright, trans., ON THE AVERAGE HOW MUCH SLEEP DO YOU GET AT NIGHT? South-Ea- st 211). of the Board followed precedent and Making of Asia, p. 4-- 7-- The hope of being that by such co- 6 hours 9 hours 10-- 12 hours 13 or more two Have ordination we would make life out- asked trustees wives, both of the Northerners learned Don't feel like answering. whom are of considerable compet- "that military conquest" is "not side of the classroom in this resi- ON THE AVERAGE HOW MANY CLASSES IN A ence, one of whom is a graduate of the right method?" DO YOU SKIP dential College as meaningful as 1- -3 4-- 7-- What Denison and has known Kenyon for WEEK? 0 6 9 10 or more possible and see that it was co- Signed, classes? Huh? ordinated to the highest degree a number of years both as a male Alan B. Baichelder DO YOU FALL ASLEEP IN CLASSES? Sometimes All the possible with the educational pro- and a coeducational school and the tim cess here, which is the main thrust other is a graduate of Western Never What classes? Go away of this academic institution. College, so that consideration would WHICH WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO DO? (NUMBER IN ORDER, not be totally You cer- 1-- 12, 1 LEAST) Now as to your specific questions. male. are Conference WHERE IS THE MOST PREFERRED AND 12 THE I will answer them in the order in. tainly aware of the fact that students, Play sports which you write them. by request, are also considering Go to a parly 1. "Why was not thepresentDean student services as they see them Reminder Get drunk for evaluation by students. Rather of Students automatically considered Get stoned than a quota system, what we are Feb. 24: for the Vice President of Student John Ward speaks on Have sex with mpmber of opposite gender Affairs position'."' First, no one is trying to do here is to bring in all "Sexuality As An Issue In The parts of this academic community Have sex with member of same gender automatically considered for any Novels Of Hemingway And D. for an examination of what we are Have sex with self assignment of duties in the College. H. Lawrence." doing without making any prior Fraternity Study We always try to determine what Lounge 1 and 2:30 p.m. talents we seek to fill a particular judgments as to whether it is good Watch TV role, whether it be academic or or bad or whether it should or should Feb. 25: Richard Hettlinger Knit not be changed or if it needs changing administrative, and consider all of speaks on "Sexual Values To- Trim fingernails in what manner? the people who might best fit our day" (followed by a dis- Sit around I do appreciate your thoughtful-nes- s panel needs, whether they are presently DO YOU EVER HAVE TROUBLE "FINDING MOTIVATION" FOB in writing to me. I am glad to cussion). Biology Aud., 2 p.m. in Gambier or outside of Gambier. STUDYING: Sometimes All the time Never Where a new job is being created, A Journal of Student Opinion GOING TO CLASSES: Sometimes All the lime Never. as is true in this case, we of course SOCIALIZING: Sometimes 427-22- All the time Never go as far afield as we can in the ftox 306, Gambler, Ohio 43022 (614) 44 xt. 301 GOING TO THE BATHROOM: Sometimes All the time hope by so that doing we will secure Editor: Rob Murphy Never the best person possible. In this Assistant Editor: Chet Blackey BREATHING: Sometimes All the time Never case our requirements were known Sports Editor: Randy Roome by and discussed with the Admini- DO YOU THINK APATHY EXISTS AT ANY OTHER COLLEGES? Business Manager: Steve Koenigsberg strative Staff of the College, they Yes No Don't wish to commit myself Don't know Contributing Editors: Renee Brandt, have been published, they were ad- Liesel Friedrich, Denise - .Don't care What's a college? Largent, vertised in the Chronicle of Higher Jim Lucas, Carl Mueller, Ann Rosenberger, Steve DO YOU THINK THE POLITICAL ATMOSPHERE OF THE UNITED Education and one other educational Slettler. STATES CAUSES APATHY? Yes No It depends service, and I should point out to Circulation Manager: Mike Berger I thought we were in Canada you re- Photographers: Beam, that we finally had to stop Joe Ann Baichelder, Jamie Doucett, Jim DO YOU THINK PEER GROUP PRESSURE AT KENYON CAUSES viewing applications at 180. Frank, Bob Gibson, Rine-har- Tom Allen, Beau Overlook, Rick t. APATHY? Yes No Let me give that some thought The Dean was one of those con- What's apathy? What's a peer group? sidered and, for reasons of his own, Cartoons: Pete Schneeberger Dennis Pannullo PLEASE ADD ANY ADDITIONAL COMMENTS IN THE SPACE asked that his name be withdrawn Staff: Barb Aleksa, Jim Vail, Kevin McDonald, John Graham, from consideration, and in accord- BELOW. Jeff Jurca, David Clarke, Scoit Hauser, Stu Peck, Diane ance with R-char- his wishes, that has been d Ewart, Clarke, Janet Larson, Greg DeSilvio, Ward done. Gaines, 2. The Collegian correctly quotes Julie Miller, George Ewing, Jane Maclntyre, Kerry Pechter, me when it says: "however, if I had Jim Currell, Sandy Podmaniczky, Dave Utlak. Advisor: Mrs. Roberta my choice of sex, I would take a Dunn PLEASE RETURN TO THE LEWIS A.C. (Apathy Counselor) woman." You will recall that itwas WHENEVER YOU GET AROUND TO IT. February 15, 1973 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN Pag 3

The Black Sludenl Union has prepared a display in Chalm- Record ers Library commemorating Black History Week. February 11-- 17 Review; by Barb AJeksa held. One of the questions asked was was an issue of peace and war, for whether or not the investigation The lecture given by the Reverend was which the UUA has a deep concern. part of an active conspiracy and Vandy Doctor Robert Nelson West, proved if Secondly, the papers gave an insight there was a central figure guiding Just Vandy (Vandy, Eleventh to be especially interesting and into the function of our democratic the investigation. Reverend West Hour Records, EH-1005-- H) informative. Reverend West is the process. Thirdly, it is a policy of replied by saying that the investiga- folk-albu- Unitarian-Universali- the Beacon to m. of the s! Press publish This is a very pleasant president tion was being Head directed Association CUUA), from the important controversial books that Vandy has a rough sort of owners top of the Justice Department by a blue-gra- ss of the Beacon Press. He opened other presses will not publish. voice, ideal for ballads and man named Robert Martian, his lecture with the facts of the whose The lecture was indeed well worth music. On a negative note, position was under the FBI investigation of the Beacon attorney one's time. Reverend West stated her performance of' If I Were A general. As to whether the investi- his Start Carpenter and on My Mind Press. He then moved on to dis- position clearly and empha- Carolina gation was part of an con- cuss his personal opinion of the active tically. However, he mentioned that are only fair, which seems to be the spiracy, he did not know. (Continued from page 1) incident. In October of 1971, the The he did not wish to imply that he result of making a bluegrass artist question was to non-pro- raised as why the disliked the take on pop songs. On songs like Beacon Press, a fit pub- democratic process. On family Christmas Dinner either thr- Beacon Press published the Penta- and'Wayfaring Stran-e- lishing house, published a four the contrary, he wished to rectify ough donations of money or food, or 'Greensleeves r gon Papers. Three reasons volume edition of the Pentagon were, its errors so as to make it more both. These friends of Head Start the bluegrass begins to show given. The publishing of the papers own Papers. A few days later, FBI effective. include: Mr. and Mrs. Robert through and on her compositions 'Gypsy and' Wishing investigators appeared at New Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Warner, such as Rover England Merchants National Bank Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fleckles, Hayes We1! she shows it even more. After hearing album I hope of Boston with a subpoena asking Village Market, Mr. and Mrs. Paul this that she Biologist Good-han- will to bluegrass; the album Galston d, return to have copies of every check written Titus, Mr. and Mrs. Robert as is sounds alright, but it to and received by the UUA during Mr. and Mrs. AlanBatchelder, tries accomodate an audience that has the previous four and a half months. Paul Douglas, and Ms. Katherine been held by Tim Hardin and the It was later found out that the agents Guest On Monday Allen. like, something she cannot do. had also appeared two days A brand new county organization, earlier The album's tone is strained by her without a subpoena. The UUA has scientists spend part of their time the Client Advisory Board, has been W. Galston Yale Un- attempt at pop standards; if she did filed a case against the federal Arthur of at the university or research in- formed with the assistance of Ms. iversity will be speaking Monday, what seems to be more natural for government on the grounds that they stitute and part at a commune. Beth Bates, chairperson, and five 5, at 11:00 a.m. in a lec- her to do she would have a first-rat- e have violated the rights to religious March Instructor in botany at Yale Un- Head Start parents. This group ture entitled "Auxin, RNA and Enz- 1946-4- album. freedom, freedom of association, iversity in 7, he was a senior meets regularly with County We- yme Repression.' At 8:00 p.m. a (for- The back-u- p musicians are good freedom of the press and the right research fellow at Caltech from lfare Director Jack Harding Public Ethi- 1947-5- yet the structure shows that they to privacy. Lecture entitled "The 0 and associate professor of merly of Gambier) to discuss pro- pop-orient- ed. No cal Responsibility of the Scientist." 1951-5- low too are mandolins, In Reverend West's personal biology from 5. Returning to blems of income people, and On Tuesday, March 6 at 1:00p.m. banjos or the like. Rather, a straight opinion the government has infringed Yale he became professor of plant with an attempt to come up with a guitar-and-dru- m set-u- p. Perhaps lecture entitled "Studies on the physiology, and in 1961-6- 2 was some solutions. This may be a upon all these rights by asking to next time they will diversify a little Mechanism of Phytochrome Action'! chairman of the department of "first" for the state! see the entire financial record of bit. will be held and at 4:80 pjn. a dis- botany. Since 1962 he has been For the second year, Kenyon every person in any way connected On the whole, Vandy a good cussion entitled "Experiences Visit-M- r. 1965-6- Bookshop Manager Bill Chambers Just is with his church. Despite the fact professor of biology and in 6 "Buy-A-Book-- folk Hopefully next will for album. her nothing Galston is professor of was director of the division of bio- has organized the that the Beacon Press has be more Vandy instead of Yarbor-oug- h biology at Yale University, Head-Star- t' Christmas project. Do- to hide, he stated that the mere where logical sciences. of generous Kenyon students and Hardin. investigation was enough to his major research interests are He has been secretary, vice presi- zens purchase children's books which are humiliate the religious institution the mechanism of hormone action dent and president of the American James Lee Stanley (James Lee in plants and the then distributed to them and their and all of its members. Therefore, biochemical basis Society of Plant Physiologists, and Stanley, Wooden Nickel Records, for the of light in controlling secretary-treasur- er brothers and sisters as gifts from he could only conclude that the action was of the WNS 1011). plant growth. He was a Guggenheim International Association for Plant Santa. "For children who may have purpose of the investigation was folk-roc- k, rough fellow in Stockholm and never seen, much less owned, a Gentle a cross to create fear, have a chilling Sheffield in Physiology. Recipient of a Merit book, this is indeed a wonderful between the Dillards and Poco. While effect. . He then cited two ." contribution, very much appreciated his lyrics are not superb they are examples of this 'chilling effect." back- by the children and their families." easy to listen to and the good of all, he that was First stated it Gambier residents serving on the up makes this a good album for customary for the Beacon Press staff at Head Start this year are Ms. casual listening. to place an ad in Boston Globe ex- the Louise Johnson, parents and teacher Running After You is a good they needed an employee. An- whenever V aide and Ms. Dorothy Longaker, ample of what Stanley can do. of was never I The name the church Director since August 1969. For other, Where Am Now, has some given. About a week after the FBI 397-13- banjo music by Doug Dillard. Wash further information call 44 or investigation of the Beacon Press Away is a gentle song, No Trace has 397-345- 4. became known to the public, they overtones of Entwistle, -- spooky. placed an ad in the newspaper for For some reason Stanley likes to a secretary. Six people called to dwell upon water and insecurity. apply for the job. After hearing Perspective If you take his lyrics at face value five not analyze too much that the job was for the UUA, is accepting manuscripts for and do them of the decided that , shouldn t bother you what he is six applicants publication. Bring all material it they didn't want it. Secondly, saying about himself. to Peirce Hall, Room 6. Reverend West is often asked the The strong point about this album question. "If I buy a copy of the is its coordination. Stanley is Pentagon Papers, will the govern- a good vocalist and his back-u- p is ment have a file on me?" Clearly, good and does not over-shado- w him. this displays a fear of the govern- Nothing goes wrong in this album. ment on the part of the ordinary The mixing is good, and everything citizen. There will be an open meet- moves along, slowly, slowly, just In addition to religious freedom, V ing tonight in Gund Commons like the river thathe talks about. One along I Reverend West mentioned four other for anyone wishing to talk to caveat: it may move you so areas for which he has concern. Mr. William L. Quay. Mr. well that you forget what you are The first major area is freedom of Quay is a candidate for the listening to and try some harder Vice-Preside- nt stuff, Dylan. This makes a ! the press. The public has a right office of for like not I serious to know and if the citizen is denied Student Affairs at Kenyon. good prelude, butitis for i this right, our representative listening. ' Try Vandy first. democracy is weakened. The second 1950-5- 1, a Fulbright fellow in Can- Award, of Botanical Society of

1960-6- 1, was ; major infringement has been placed berra, Australia in a America in 1970, Mr. Galston on academic freedom the right to National Science Foundation fellow both vice president and president read. He stressed the point that in London in 1967-6- 8, and in 1966, of that organization. He is author suppression or the "voluntary cur-- ; a National Sigma Xi Lecturer. In of Life of the Green Plant, co- tailment of expression" is what 1971 Mr. Galston and a colleague author of Principles of Plant ; creates fear. Privacy, his third were the first American scientists Physiology and Control Mechanisms ! in Development, and on the In was in of Plant Spring major concern, discussed to visit the People's Republic Spmn I terms of the availability of all our China. This past summer he re- editorial board of Phytochemistry : checks to investigators. And lastly, turned to China with his family in and American Journalof Botany. he discussed the extreme misuse order to live on a farm commune Mr. Galston is visiting under the ! of the Grand Jury on the part of the for two months and get some under- auspices of the United Chapters of 9 Days on the Mediterranean j government- - They have become standing of the system in which Phi Beta Kappa. i "perverted in theirpurpose." Exer-- : cising no initiative whatsoever, they Discover the World on Your : have simply become a tool of the i government prosecutor. If one is SEMESTER AT SEA ! to appear before a Grand Jury, he September & February Only Sails each i is alone in the courtroom (without $32 S a lawyer) and must answer every Combine accredited study with hr question go to jail, stops in Africa, Aus- or educational Leaves Chicago Sat. March 10 at 4:00 p.m. i concluded that with and the Orient. Over 7500 Reverend West ' tralasia Returns Chicago Sun. March 18 at 3:00 p.rm the help of every citizen, these "ir". students from 450 campuses have problems can be made known and already experienced this interna- use of rental car for every group rectified. Following the lecture, a tional program. A wide range of Includes flights, lodging, and more information, call PBX period of question and answer was A financial aid is available. Write of four persons participating. For now for free catalog: 577. Ask for Phil. WCA, Chapman College, Box CC40, Orange, Cal. 92666 February 15, jgyj Page 4 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN

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by Sandy Podmaniczky1 1 lines.1 HisIT . position' . is a most 'iffi- - cult for a player to be in. Instead of r -- - The Kenyon Blades lost their third r 7 game of the season 8-- 5 last Friday thinking about how long a line has night to the Miami University B" been on or what line to match against .4 i; team. This was the same team that the opposition, a player should be Kenyon easily beat just a few months concentrating onhowhe'splayinghis i l. before. The team has been on this own game. It's a coach who should , be standing behind the bench calling downward plunge since the Christ- ' ' mas break showing a complete turn- the changes and match up-- s. An ) . around in the teams character. W hat other problem is the team roster. s Lit--- W used to be a network of young, scrap- There are a number of good hockey 400-ya- py, and goai-scoring hockeyplayers players that belong to the hockey STUART WEGENER shown starting the third leg of the rd freestyle relay. He has shown nwiked disal-lusion- a has become a depressed and ed club, but it is rare sight to see improvement in the past few meets, and will surprise many by garnering a large amount of learn any the club at 1-- group of individuals. where near entire points for the Lords in the OAC Championships at Oberlin, March 3. Photo by Bob Gibson Most of this sentiment can be any single game. No one ever knows attributed to the lack of organization. how many there'll be to play from Every team that plays a full season game to game. There should be some to to way to get the whole situation in Davis, someone Records needs stand over it lames Set put the pieces together and to main- hand. With a coach and some pract- tain some kind of efficient running ice time, other than midnight, Ken- order. As it stands now, Tony Smith yon could have a strong varsity hoc- As Kenvon Dunks Oberlin is captain of the team and arranges key team. choke performance indicates. R. all of the games. During each game In Friday night'sgameChrisBow-er- s by Kevin McDonald 200 yard butterfly (2:19.5). In the Hinrichs of Oberlin continues to be he is commander in chief, calling had two goals while Steve Can- When Oberlin came to Kenyon butterfly, sophomore Sru "Cookie" the class breastroker of the co- all of the line changes as best pos- non, Beau Overlock, and Mark Ro- on Saturday to swim probably the Wegener came from behind to take nference, and set a new pool record sible without being bias to other binson had one apiece. most important O.A.C. dual meet second place in 2:24.9, his best time in the 200 breast (2:19.7). Geiger, of the season, there were more than to date. Defending O.A.C. diving the OB distance swimmer is better a few people worried. Oberlin champion Casey Cook of Oberlin, than his 1,650 free indicates, and Kenyon Heck-ma- Delineated had posted some excellent times, after squeeking by Phil Porter in he is only a freshman. C.J. n was undefeated in dual meet com- the required diving (146.50 to 146.-45- ), is an excellent butterflier and At Conference Relays petition this year, and was riding was not so fortunate in the op- also swims I.M. and backstroke well. high off a big win over Denison the tional diving as Kenyon's Charlie It should also be mentioned ho- we finished last in scoring on by Kerry Pechtei week before. All of this added to Jones placed first. Rich James set wever, that Kenyon pulled this winoff, Saturday, but the score, of course, tri-capta- JackKirk-patric- the fact that ins k a new pool record in the 200 yard as always, without a single day of Between races at the Livingston does not tell the story. Because if and John Davis would not backstroke (2:04.9) and swam an tapering. ' The team doesn't taper Relays, the legs of Kenyon one each different sees sprint medley and beswimming because of illness and excellent 2:05.8 in the 200 yard until conference time, and the week relay teams in the Denison relaxed each distance medley as a kind of law boards, made it look as if the individual medley. Freshman Bruce leading up to the Oberlin meet was gym. Someone the grand- an under story, as articulation of muscle Lords were in for a long afternoon Morton surprised everyone with 51.5 just as rough in practice as they was Expecta- stands reading Great and nerve, of head, heart, and feet, What did take place in Schaeffer in the 100 yard freestyle only to be all are. Also, Kenyon's propensity tions, no doubt we for its absurd then were eloquent. We were Pool was very surprising to some, touched out by Oberlin's top sprin- to choke has been rather low forthe promise of accidental victory, and not unlike the ancient rope-messa- ge but shouldn't have been in light of ter. Howard Kinstlinger had similar past 20 years. someone else, searching for a dose of the carriers mountains of Peru, the Kenyon swimming tradition for luck as he swam his season's best Lastly, there should be a word of of existential next who, humor before his racing miles over rocky pass the past twenty years. In short, in the 200 yard freestyle, but lost praise for the announcer at Kenyon's race, a Donald read Barthelme short and narrow gorge, bore language O-be- Kenyon defeated the Yeomen of rlin the judge's decision to the Oberlin home meets. He is known affectio- story. Far away, beyond a brick from one golden Inca city to the by a score of 73-5- 0 in a meet swimmer whose time was identi- nately as "Golden Voice" and many partition, on the track, the next, dirt because we ran for different which was not even as close as the cal (1:55.5). feel that his rich tones and polished crowd lowed, and a loud voice cried reasons. Though we did not win, score indicates, and remains un- It should be mentioned that Ober- delivery have been the key to the that Kenyon was running fourth. we communicjiled. defeated in Ohio Conference com- lin is a better team than Saturday's team's success. petition. Oberlin loaded the first relay, the 400 yard medley, but it wasn't quite enough as the Kenyon relay v'i of James, Kuhn. Loomis, and Welk-- er came from behind on an especi-

tri-cap-t- ally good butterfly leg by ain Jim Loomis, to win in 3:50.9. This event set the tone for the day, but it was the next event, the 1.650 yard freestyle, which caused Ober- lin to fold completely. It was as- sumed by most everyone that with- s out John Davis swimming, Oberlin's star distance swimmer would win this event. Unconvinced, however, was Kenyon's sophomore distance trio of Jed Davis, Bill Cassidy, and Dave Plunkett. 500 yards into the race, Jed Davis left the Oberlin swimmer behind; after 700 yards, onto a Bill Cassidy had passed him; and THE SWIM TEAM bench cheering sophomore Dave Plunkett with every person in the pool on victory over Oberlin's noted hero in the 1650 freestyle. t Photo by Bob Gibson i their feet roaring (except for the Oberlin bench), Dave Plunkett cooly passed the frustrated Oberlin A HOOPER HOPEUL, freshman Mark Leonard (21), drives for a star in the last 50 ;yards of the race. Matmen Lack Depth, bucket with Captain Schneeberger (31), intimidating Pete other John W hen the place calmed down, it was Carroll players. Photo by Bob Gibson found that Jed Davis had smoked to a new pool record of 17:54.7. All Lose To Otterbein three of the Kenyon swimmers had by George Ewing 10-- LoSfcle 6. Big Men better times than in last years wrestler in his match, winning was by Jim Vail O.A.C. championships. Last Saturday's wrestling match His opponent, Dan Doherty, finesse 91-7- at Otterbein proved to be a dis- stronger but did not have the The 4 loss to Mount Union up. That did it. Charlie W elker won front line of the opposition shows 27-1- fairly on Saturday followed Thursday's the 50 yd. freestyle (23.0) despite appointing 5 loss for the Kenyon of Meiklejohn. This was a Though our Lilliputs have excel- Meiklejohn 66-6- swimming in Lords. An unexpected forfeit and even match, though, but 3 win over John Carrol and halt- lent jumping ability, they have a the end lane where a questionable loss was the basis came on strong in the third period ed the Lord win streak at two games. large handicap to overcome. the water is the roughest, and came The problems the team encountered back two events later to win the for this reaction. to wrap up the win. This problem is manifested in the 118, on Saturday were very typical of the Managing to win for the Lords Otterbein's victories were at Lord's lack of rebounding. They two were co-capta- ins Dave Utlak and 167, 177, and 190. However, problems the Lords have faced the were out rebounded Saturday, as has Rick Szilagyi along with sophomore of these wins were due to forfeits. entire season. been the case in most of games. their Skip Meiklejohn. Kenyon's Dan Weinberg suffered It is a common belief among bas- Any good defense they play goes At 142 Utlak confidently handled some rib damage in practice la" ketball coaches that defense and re- for naught when the opponents get 4-- it Lou's 1. had bounding are the most important Dave Elliot This was not in the week. This match, easy tip shots and follow-u- p shots. parts of the game. The performance Utlak's best performance of the occurred, would have been a crucial This doesn't mean that short te- of the two are so related that a Hoagies season, but he proved himself by one. ams can't win. But it is much more poor effort in one of these areas has easily controlling Elliot throughout Also at 167 Mike Duffy wrestled difficult and they are going to have a detrimental effect on the other. AND the match. Szilagyi won his 25th well, but lost by a big score on to make up for their lack of height the Good defense will be nullified if the GAME ROOM straight dual match with a 3-- 2 several inconsistent calls by by outplaying their opponents in the gets too many victory over Doug Ridding. This referee. Otherwise, it would hart opposition offensive other phases of the game. rebounds, thereby getting match could be classified as a wild been close as Duffy had his opponent easier The only good thing about this type shots. Likewise, if a team allows one as Ridding displayed a great frustrated several times throughout of problem is that it can be rectified the opposition to make easy shots, deal of confidence which resulted in the match. by the addition of one big man. "Lou Loves You" good rebounding will be of no avail. much standing and throwing. How- This coming Saturday, the Lords Perhaps a nicer aspect is that the The Lords are playing at a dis- ever, Szilagyi was undaunted by travel to Muskingum for a triangula1" blame for (he losses can be shifted tinct disadvantage. The Kenyon Ridding's aggressiveness as he meet with Capital and Muskingum. from the team and to the coach reeled off The avenge 3,1 "big men' seem to shrink when the players' parents. his victory. Lords will be out to Meiklejohn proved to be the better earlier dual meet loss to Capita1- -