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H I U INAl IIJlUiL A week ago Wednesday, Vice of plainclothesmcn and police President Spiro Agnew ficw into dogs. Grand Rapids to speak to a $ 100 The second visit of Spiro • plate fund raising dinner at the Agnew was a seeming parody op O vk Auditorium. Grand Rapids his first appearance here, and of was the last stop Agnew made in those he has made about the «n eight-day campaign for nation. Last year 17 were Republican candidates arrested and many others throughout the country. The smacked with clubs and police Vice-President toured as a direct fists. Wednesday night had all representative of President the making of the past incidents Nixon, in an effort to urge a e*rcpt tbe people have changed. swing of the blue-coilared There was deep rooted hate D em ocratic vote to the in the crowd. The anger that's Republican camp. been studied and mentioned in Agnew arrived at Kent the nation's press over and over County Airport one-half hour during this past year was visibly !atc to the mingied cheers and apparent. The fact that this jeers of some 600 people who malfeeling is repetitious and had gathered to see him. Masses typical is not a truth to be of city and county policemen, overlooked. Rather, it should be along with secret service men. regarded as significant of a watched the crowd from in national mood that increasingly front, in back and from various permeates the concerned youth airport towers and hangers. They of our society. Volunteers of America also lined the motorcade route When I spoke to a CBS This fail Grandj Valleytr .ti__ ------State ---.... ______P*o|wm, entitled SHARE, will Youth Corps. It has along 1-96 to downtown Grand national correspondent, they College student volunteers Rapids. laughed at the usalress of the . .cra*te c>°* personal developed through the efforts of graduated with their “adopted" tviitionihips with the same The Vice-President seemed crowd; the oft repeated shouts second grade class at Henry Triplett; Jofcn Mathews, froup of students and parents, principal, Henry School: Dr. routinely annoyed at the and signs and confrontations, Elementary School, Grand both in andout of the claavoom, dissenters and quickly brought like the third time you see a Rapid*. to the third grade. Goals thtoUgh fflh hidh naWsMfcl — — Kenneth Venderbush, GVSC movie re-run. vice president for student affairs, them to point, saying, “These of the unique GV8C voluntary PteW trips^tiitortng, visits to If. indeed, it was a re-run, an ^ Pwl Draewiecki, GVSC people who disagree with me museums and the soo, friendly and who are here today should exact duplication of Berkcly, coordinator of student activities. New York, Chicago, it would counseling in choices of At G rand VMley, the Wwtyle, and later, help in look at some of the recent make these demonstrators importance of a firm utterances of some of your rinding vocational-technical unusual rather than mundane. commitment to volunteer service young folk heroes in the MM,/ or. oourass, are all a The fact that thousands of is streawd for continuity within revolutionary movement and see siitiuw giiHipa ail unw riiilld the Orientation and how they are deserting you horrible ailments of this society, because they sense that the the maniacal tyisg, money
The idea, “College Adoption s slo r from Gary, Indiana, will most ol of an Inner-City d a n o a m ," serve as student coordinator of short speech. He went on to subjected to seems amazing in the way it reinforces and defines People here it is! The line-up was conceived by 9am uel S. the October to May program, endorse Lenore Romney in the itself to many thousands about of campus police for the Triplett, in-school project working with volunteers, Senate race against incumbent 1970-71 academic year. Bill director of the Neighborhood parents, teachers, and nrterinsL Phil Hart. In established fashion the country, and is certainly no Johnson, grim face chief, is Agnew decried the efforts of the joke. The idea that there is humor looking to what he hopes is a “radiclibs” (-radical liberals) in future of peace and defines the the Congress, declaring “it is among the actions of the day is definitely not reserved for the general fiber of our community PROMOTING pretty easy to see what a radical as a “pretty damn nice school” liberal is. dissenters. Putting aside that this The other four, not so “ He's got three things is an election year, one still must distinguishable because of their principally in mind. One is that snicker at the absurdity of the blue uniforms, are; Allen GVSC the U.S. should sit within its assertions made in Agnew’s Wygant, Clay Gooaen, David own boundaries and give up its speech. Quotes such as “our Wickstrom, and Robert position of world leadership and assistance to the oppressed Stebbins Patrolman Wygant is assistance to the oppressed peoples of the world.” is an army veteran from Germany. A number of promotion* school administration from peoples on this globe. amusing simply in the The only trainee is Clay Gooaen within the Grand Valley State Michigan State Un. He and his “The second thing is that incongruity of the idea that wc who is an ex-member of the College student affairs and wife, Sharon, and three children permissiveness should be the help “oppressed peoples.” One maintenance department at business management divisions are northeast Grand Rapids order of the day. The third thing must then laugh hysterically at GVSC. O fficer Wickstrom were approved by the BY SC residents. is to be a big spender. It doesn’t the proposition that the radical former member of the Grand Board of Control at its July 24 S tu art Post, admissions make any difference whether the liberals are the “big spenders" Rapids Police Department is meeting. counselor, who was promoted to programs work or not, just as while the war hawks spend $60 slated for the suggested position Those promoted within the assistant registrar Post is a long as you should be able to million a day in Vietnam, of sergeant. The only marine student affairs division were: graduate of Hope College, and convince people that you’re Cambodia and whereever else wc veteran on the force is David E. Lorenz, who holds the M.A. degree from doing something.” may be helping the oppressed. patrolman Robert Stebbins. assumes the responsibilities of Western Michigan Un. He has The mixed crowd variously Finally, if all the humor on What do the officers do assistant dean of student life and worked in the construction and clapped and swore as Agnew both sides is explainable, the besides cruise around in that director of housing. Lorenz production control fields; served finished and as his entourage result is nevertheless unfamous red car and give holds the B.A. degree from as a 10th grade English and sped off to the city. tragt-comedy; which for all its tickets? It so happens that the Central Michigan Un., and the senior psychology teacher st In the evening some 200 seeming complacencies and irite vehicle is a cruising ambulance M.A. in guidance and counseling Whitehall High School, and was demonstrators hurled verbal phrasings can end in no ott r c way but death - to one side or equipped to handle emergencies. student personnel, from boys’ counselor at Orchard View questions and derisions at the Per instance las! winter 18 Michigan State Un. Prior to High School, Muskegon during people entering the Civic both. Prophetically, if the automobiles were stated by joining Grand Valley in 1967 as 1965-67. He is a member of the Auditorium for the dinner. system continues to joke them. But, of course, they still houung officer he was a teacher National Association for Student Police kept relative order derisively at its sincere youth, it hand out traffic tickets along with the Oak Park school Affairs and the Y.M.C.A., and is through the evening by making will be the one by its o w n will their good deeds. system. Kc became housing active in local and regional numerous arrests with the help devices to die laughing. For those with any devious director at GVSC during 1968. interests the shifts are from: He is i member of several 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. national and state personnel R. A. P. R. L P. 4 p.m. - 12 midnight ojgaHiZataGns, the Association of College and University Housing 1 2 - 8 a,m A mw orpniTiion starting on campus this fall with the intent of rotting up a communication i Officers, and the with a staggered shift Tor the n parsonei hang-ups about sex, dngk etc., is being introduced with the help of Bov. Erv peak of the day - late Inter-Fraternity Council. He and afternoon. For any of you his wife. Judy, and one child live Cart Bajema and students on campus. indecisive about your future in HudsonviHe. RAP - Rational Approach to Population is a nationwide action group which grow from a m career, police work night be for Charles Eaidiey. formerly youth conkaronro corjcarwbtgtha population jwufeisms of our tanas. fUiFwit! eweourogaandaroist in the you. nsgainiiu nlaries for a naeior, who has information Mart at SI29.00 for a promoted to awistsnt on or $6,834.00 a year, director of adaiifttnaa. Easdicy If you teat you widi to the top pay of S9.Sld.90 Valey in 1967. Office or Activities. Gat B.A. dagaae in Prof history and the M.A CLASSIFIED < i9 f?S S
RESEARCHIn its summer meeting, the AAPf moved to accept the recommendations o f the Classified Research Committee and inconr potato, them into the current research policy* The recommendations, while prohibiting some typed of classif ied research, most important being weapons, s till allows the AA?C to permit classified research* The humanities Division, at the recommendation, o f Walter Foote, took action, to convene the College Assembly to review the AAf^'s decision, Professor Foote's rontons for recommending the e.* 1 ) the AA?C accepted the mathematics deptrtr Cprdon A* Ven d ed Stegink at the nm 's r e p o r t , 2 / th e AAfC was made a C e n te r in aware o f passible student dissent, 31 some ^ddr^rm an o f the with Computer Q h a il* members said they had voted for classified Valley State Ooltafe’t research on the basis o f personalitie s dbectkm "of Gordon A. Stegink, J?!u£ *£ cticB to GV9C and rot the issued, h ) it was clear that opened this mouth in Mwitou ***** ^2LT 0«5u»"« Dheeter ***** ***** the ZTb***mm^**m* l AM. ------— some, members were voting in total ignor IBM IIS® me*tan wcWe ance of the issues involved* aatth high ^ sed ______V r^inm y and the Mathematical Professor Foote states that* although _____ . A dw ew ae*^ Amertca. A native units of the collage, w il of Muihagon, he and his family and student and faculty be available to all academic are presently Mug in Grand research^ departments at GVSC. The 1130 Haven. discussed, point / is reason, enough The Canter, in cooperation cnmwrtB »j! also he used for far the Collage Assembly, to revisit the decision o f the AAPC. Dean h ills has received a petition, for review which WGVS, our scintillating On the business end of the campus radio station, is starting format WC.VS is pursuing a he w ill honor* The Collage Assembly its’ second full year of policy of more hits more often operation, having been founded than the hig-time stations in la r lh o m s ta ff b lo c k : w ill meet on October seventh to in the spring of 1969. They are G.R. Our station gets more during fo il quarter review the decision of the MfC* also starting on their second records started than the bigger l a n t h o r n umJI b e p u b general manager, John Struthers, stations because we are more lished bi-monihly on replacing Cliff Hamm who is in willing to take chances. For Europe; and their second example, last November we the following dates: program director, Ron brought out a new Holly’s October cj, 23, MacLuckie. Again, as last year, release that the other stations november 6, 20, the station is short on disc didn’t play until Christmas, subscriptions can be jockeys, so all you people who As far as performance and obtained a t the of like music and microphones run receivability goes, WGVS has on down to the station offices in improved since last year. For fice in the basement the basement of Sietiman House, dorm students the reception will of lake superior hall* Wake-up service, for all those be vastly better. The station is presumptuous and deaf to alarm clocks, is being buying a 20 watt transmitter talented **•*!+*++ — continued this year. All you ($500.00!!) so even 3rd floor have to do is call the station at Robinson, which gave so much aP p U f m m u n r ext. 128 or 129, give your name, trouble last year will be able to ■ number, time and days you want fun in! The station is currently to be awakened - no weekends broadcasting, on 730 AM and and the station will call you. for dorm students only 90.0 FM, Thev let the phone ring five on a loop system with two times and if you still don’t hear 4-watt transmitters ui Campus # # - it, you deaerve to miss your View and one 4-watt transmitter class. in Copland, with direct tiara to Muse format this year will be the Commons and to mixed progressive rock, the top Siedman Houae. 40 hits plus whatever music the S ta tio n hours, -i~m-w jock on duty Uses. There is an September 28, will be 6:30 a.m. instant request line - ext. 129 - to 9:00 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 2 your requests will be played as a.m. weekdays and 2 p.m. to 2 «mn as possible Album specials «.«. on weekends. There are on the program, Tuesdays at ako be a survey every 7:30 p.m. new albums wil be mainly for th e r^otlighted. Albums Uke “Naked distributors. A m u . as s serve. Carmen, Donovan “Open cam pus organizations. R o*.“ Bod Stuart “Gmolme 2 2 . is ava'ihble foTremot ABmT arc on the u^ada. On broadcasts for $30.u0 any day Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. from 6:30a.m. to 6:00 p.m. “ Album in Reivew” is scheduled with older albums (remember Led Zepltn ! and Judy CoiimS?) being played uninterrupted. Throws Cabfe^g# info Apphtsucs A ks* of CramS V9 « radio station, WMAX. Tins fe ti Grand Rapids is * -r"a,° **l,on' ^ A X , Thw « u which may hate curedoared nit of according to the PCX', PCC, UK. talk. as WAFT can w m icrmnp station snecukredspectahred in "rood"food fet b r t n t — -— - ■ ---- .■_ - - ___d ______.___ be mg test than the *• *** <* **n*t power Alar. « as httk, as they please, straight musK" and of cmrwe Rlsnk and Ira Ldtinan. boot play whatever masse they hke Not so Vii^mu! There exists, soon died. It then returned as a cubby holed amor^ mail from New York took over the Lucky for us. all the jocks are attitude of the people m rock station, top forty rtyk, * * » * , changing the format cool dudes who really appreciate m G.R., its mfhnnor may make bosses and other staid bw whkh, due to lack of real radically. pood heavy mime, jazz e tc No r J » listen mg a much more • the Federal Square also This demise We now have, n effect, an bubblegum There are ao set Pleasurable experience in the in downtown Grand followed by several othet ■**de*grownd nation operating m times for cafl letters, nr hrfwre. To give you an idea of 1 ftemmer of hope for attempts: food listening, taped the G.R. area. The mam idea of of us who enjoy food commercials (which, by the way the kind of weirdo that shows, combination country and the ddioa now is to do « held to 12 minutes per music: W a f f radio, the rook and *o on. Somehow, none woik for such a 1480" whit the impersonal - y of hour!, ao * n pcmibte to have an station. the Laathorn of these managed to survive very radio. The Jocks at WAFT are entire hoar of either muse or You see, once upon a time, of 1470 the ishreuutj Steve Yankee, the encouraged to do whatever they talk, depending on the DFs "Wicard of Ox." tun bemg the l **0 some-odd, there was was give* a idiot in the HKC mood. Another really good only one we could catch. thing, is the aooesaabdity of the Stew looks somewhat lire sution and the people running Clark Kent must hare had he A- Frcreided you're quiet and in a worn canul clothes and Shlhtty sms5 group, yem can wrtk right freaky flames. He's on up and la * to the guys whde they're doing then show. Also it's aO a provided of course that the jock throws V ants company apptemuce, a favorite This anorthodoxy. and knunsnpected potential WOT*. its metres. has really put He swore he got his first start the rival stations in G.R. on on WXZMZM. a book review edge. WAFT is slowly but surely station in WXZMZM. South gaming the ears of us. the Dakota - but with much patient "young ociBege crowd’’ or the interrogation he broke down and "hip community.’' !n pUun came dean. It was with WIEN language, the people who have m Traverse City m 1^ 1. a parte money to spend on things idee radio station doing heavy rock leal her vews end stylish clothes He's wewked at a couple of - not the money, then the Stations. WOOD bemg one. taste for these Things. And thrsr inbetweca ghost hunting people. us, are staring- to listen expeditions and production more and more to WAFT, work. The mam reason he's a largely becaure we will hear DJ, apart from the natural ego Its Gonna Be i~rcw w h*'s new when it is new. not tnp aS jocks are on to a octtam lrwr SCM CTM A two weeks after it's made the The campus traffic and extent, is because he (ices *»ynient of the $700 fee wiH national charts, and the good people. "There's no real future parking regulations have been Open parking will be available cuts from the new albums by in this. I'm mdnjgmg myself at rewritten this year to at no additional oust above the but most of our favontr artists who will entitle a person to park in the moment. (Juti WABC offers incorporate recommendations registration fee in Lots B don't cut too many v y ki me a job at J 2 S.OOO a year, I'm of these two lots, made last year by a (nearest to south campus People like Joe Cocker, indulging m ysetf" He Ikes student-faculty parking task boundary) and 0 (ncertit to dickers wiH be sold to Quciahtr, Hendrix, Moody WAFT because it's unstructured. force (Lathom. May 19, 1970). athletic fields) and also faculty and staff only until Blues The "I don't have to smrte if I don't to listen to For this reason and beemae we one red- of the 1 and to shjrtfmtt fed Ike it" But I think the rod WAFT a i the tame and to expect crowded parking between Lots A and 8. he is a jock, and for to update their own formats a WAFT conditions; me may have some Boulevard b it Y< confusion for the first few days Lots A and B has been added m of dames. Hesse bear with us for effort so gain a " o dto M asse had to
and fa to accept to fa You may of vice . chas pow th. We w«B he leaves to take his new vehicles r t the Clark University, Worcester. Massachusetts, portben at Clatk U naortj " Office. Hoorn 141 A native of New Jersey, Jones Michigan HaH. The annual effective n> late September. Jones joined Grand Valley in received the A.B. degree from Yak University, and the L U . In 1967 as director of business oar for motorcycle). Gopies of from Y ak L aw School Prior to to affairs. He was appointed the new regirf^wn* nre ***° f nearest Grand Valley he » « arrange for reserved parking if business and finance officer * available there. « e a » plan to 1968, and vice preadeut ■ int to the desired and familiarize purchase and apply vour 1964 Chancellor at the University of themselves snth the new registration stickers by October "Grand Valtey Strte College CatifoRus, BeskefcT arrangements; the Campus M a t has been fortunate to have David He and a s wife. Patncu, are 2nd. nd not begin writing parking Jones as vice president for parents of a daughter and two tickets lesceapa for ertrerndy business and fmanoe,” GVSC seas, a n d h*e rt 127 Henley gudh ant etusskss) ontil President Arend D. Lubbers Drive, Grand Have*. Monday, October 5. Please try to park in accordance with the to problems for others. Tow ne £ Country btereo "Priced with the discounters omJ pel wrtfc *• spl'1 BUT We service u»hat we seir O n e w v w concord P- e. whorfedak 9flrrar^ goodmans Tome § Country Plaza 44th and Kazoo Ph. 243-4002 D_ , 6-10 p m.: Sociolow Mint Sm*h 3«74 »«ir>r Ste which are r f ! ^ Indmn, Dr. has appeared m Grand Valley offered in cooperation with Radian! Flanders, Tuesdays and College Theatre and Children's BULLITENS Central CcScge, Pel*, Thursdays. Sept* 24 - Dec. I a Theatre productions, and is a studies include political science. Spanish - Q »i 0f M Extension pledge to GVSC's Upsilon Zeta ______, political language and literature, 7-0 pm.. U. chapter of Alpha Ph Omega, a science, sociology, psychology, sociology, anthropology, art, GR A E T. Fall Program and national honorary dramatic friendly philosophy, and history A geography, and history. GVSCArt. 280. An send Crafts fraternity. Miss Smith w also senior paper drawn from two Clasres are enriched, not only , , ptiesier Alkema active in the college Modern The I9?0 Aiandet Calder Alkema Gr
sp jink mo vers, tree pres weeders, coffee-cup waken, snow-shovelers and grass mowers move out, pre-programmed to their various tasks. Meanwhile, back at the plant, one (only one) man is needed to push various buttons and th ereb y affect all other necessary clean-up reconstruction, redecoration and refilling that goes on constantly on campus. From his vantage point, this man can monitor TV screens informing him of conditions in all classrooms, dorm rooms, recreation rooms, offices, etc., and thus determine the attentions needed to maintain them. He then, by pushing different buttons, activates mechanisms which lift up furniture while others then sweep, scrub, dust, polish and empty waste baskets. Still others are busy refilling soap and paper towel dispensers and placing chalk on the blackboards (we seem to hive had trouble with the latter on occasion). Of course, this has been only a meager sampling of the vast array of tasks so effectively performed by total automation here at GVSC, not to mention those in effect in the Library, records dept., admissions, dorm supervision, teaching, studying and exam-taking. In f*ct, through total automation, GVSC has eliminated the need for nor only maintenance workers: but giff administration, tutors and even students. la fact, this whole article is a *9 • —--- * of satcmsrioa who am A h tm I f : * * * * • I writing it for? It must have A M . •* « « * produced by a from in one o f m y Jmwm ^ Cm M T €< systems' I a a R ut t» Grutt sorry I fiad it aacem uy to Good-bye. This iaa M a u : M S - 1 * ft!* * 1 August 1C, 1970 Learning Experience mtni-oiciorisl editorial to presklmt nix on. president lubbers, Gov. William G. MHHken has cnmmsmMd tha Laoislaturt for its pswegs of ths constitutional T Z Z so fT ra n d valley state rvUegs, and anyone that will listen. amendment to giva 18-yaer-okls tha ritfit to vota in Michigan. Enactmant of tha amendment is sublet to voter approval on tha November ballot. street walk "Tha Senate has acted wisely in shearing support for this amandmant. Tha younger segment of our population has for too long been denied tha privileges of full citizenship,” tha Governor Mid after there ’* a message to be told across this land, of tainted promises and stolen goals; Friday's action. of tha 18 year-old vota propoeai was one of Governor Millikan's top priority hams in this PSMage of men sleeping in mental and physical gutters at night, •esaion of tha Legislature must be reached or someday they u^ill.. .get up... and fight; *1 have for years favored lowering tha voting age to 18. As I talk to people in this age group. I am greatly impressed with their powers of evaluation and their concern about government. hunger lingering on many a door step, 24 hours around, Tne asgrnsts which tha youth of Michigan have displayed for taking part in political decisions can and politician dancing "if and and hoped" promises overhead, be exercised throutft this constitutional amandmant - but wa must have tha approval of tha voters in waiting to devour the living dead;
"I strongly urge all Michigan voters to support this measure. To act otherwise would be a children playing in defiance o f hunger pangs in the streets, contradict ton of our democratic system of government." and slumped shouldered wineo s staggering freely all around; On a national level, tha statute to grant 18-year-olds tha right to vota feces s decision by tha U.S. unemployment lines stretched out for miles, Supreme Court regarding its constitutionality. men leaning hands in pockets with down cast eyes;
Lansing women walking slowly with toddlers tagging along, September 9 ,19?0 purchasing rotten meat, that was frozen and refrozen, many times much too long; Gov. William G. Millikan Wednesday announced the appointments of three members to tha Special Commission on tha Age of Majority. over-turned garbage cans with rubbish laying in the streets, The Governor last month appointed District Judge Frank Miltner, of Cadillac, as chairman of the soon to be trampled under hurrying feet; Commission and Martin Taylor, deputy director of the Michigan Department of Commerce, as vice chairman. straight haired men with shinty shoes, The Commission, which was created by executive order, will seek to develop a naw legal approach to cigarettes dangling from the sides of their mouths speaking loudly o f their "game, ” the riffm and responsibilities of youth. and never trust a "hankie " they 're all one in the same; Appointed as members for terms expiring at the pleasure of tha Governor are: Joseph C. Cox, 6533 N. Fowlerville Road, Fowferville; Mrs. Bettye S. Elkins, 1335 White Street, Ann young glazed eyed girls walking two abreast, with clinging, Arbor; and William R. Rustem. 330 N. Harrison, East Lansing. performed clothes and sivaying hips, Cox, 50, is an attorney in Fowfarvilia and from 1955 to 1960 served as research counsel for the 'pound a-flesh mg it'for cash register things; Legislative Service Bureau and during the Michigan Constitutional Convention, served in the same capacity. junkies standing on his particular comer beat, Mrs. Elkins, 29, is a second-year law student at the University of Michigan and has previously worked selling his soul for that one a day "Christmas treat"; as a publications editor at Cornell Univen sity and as a research analyst for a wood products firm in Tacoma, Washington. She is a 1962 graduate of the University of Texas and her husband, A. C. Elkins, shabby houses and broken window panes, Jr., is an assistant professor in the Department of English Language and Literature at the University of ventilated roofs with little or no heat; Michigan. tv.'s and radioes blaring congratulations on "our"apollo flight to Rustem, 20, is a senior majoring in social sciences at Michigan State University. He has been active in the m oon, and an old man putting bubble gum, between the top and sole of his University affairs and is former chairman of the Associated Students of Michigan State University shoe to make the shoe one and the same; (ASMSU) student board and is a member of Excalibur, the Senior Men's Honorary. i chose a lot of your words to try and help you understand the September 18,1970 problems o f these daily events, now, look me in the eyes, and don't make promises o f future things Gov. William G. Millikan Friday announced the appointment of 23-year-old Roger L. Conner, 1105 to come, White Street, Ann Arbor, to the State Air Pollution Commission, the seventh appointment by the but rather co n crete,. . . ACTIONS. .. you can do, Governor of a person 29 years old or under to a State board or commission. not tomorrow, but yesterday, and today, for there a message to be Q»nn«r*» annoln anient 4b o n o Uiar b m p In Via Governor's continolns effort t» gtvo youth • vote* in the i this land. •overning botUm of Michigan ooMagas and unlvordtlce and State boards and con.missions. Hear me now, America. In making the appointment, the Governor said: waiter ”1 believe that the appointment of young persons to positions of authority and responsibility will give youth greater encouragement and opportunity and will allow us to take advantage of the many worthwhile contributions they have to offer." Conner, a graduate of Oberlin College and currently a law student at the University of Michigan, succeeds Talbert Abrams, of Lansing. Other appointments of young people by the Governor include: - Corydon Lynn Somes, 25, of Sault Ste. Marie, for a six-year term to the Board of Control of Lake Superior State College; - Trudy Lindsay, 20, o f Mi. Cremona, for a three-year term to the Michigan's Womens Commission. - David B. Lewis, 25. of Ann Arbor, to the Board of Control of Oakland University; - Dee Patricia Boarsma, 23, of Mt. Pleasant, to the Central Michigan University Board of Control; - Mrs. Bettye & Elkins, 29, of Ann Arbor, to the Special Commission on the Age of Majority; and - William R. Rustem, 20. of East Lansing, to the Special Comiriision on the Age of Majority. C°nf* r'* appointment, subject to Senate confirmation, expires June 15,1973.
IN THE LAND OF THE FREE
Lord, I'm desperate, where do I go? One pak of ahoes with no place to go. Lord, who do I tom to st b time like this, When I most somehow get money to pay my rent? Lord, who do I sak for a helpfeg •h e n . I no faith, Lord, In my fellow nun. l^xd, who do I turn to whan I hear my child cry Lord, how do I wipe away the Sears from my wife'* F /U W M a d * /• - a - Lord, dec *a going to bear i 0 2 / 6 6 H m M p (jgisiigkt. V itU g * 0 p m < * :3 D - i 0 FmJu RIDE BOARD alternative life styles There hat been the imie of As a new column, list, found in the Housing kitchen o n ly o r |unt here and on other cam puact The commuter ride board is Alternative life styles will end from pressures by groups on Office in Lake Mich. Hall, is unfurnished), 4) expected now located in the Commons attempt to help simplify campus, guns are not worn from Building. Complete one of the a first place to look for cost of utilities and phone, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. If you see a appropriate slips of paper living at and around GVSG on as our qiendtog priorities indude any bills he might deem o f 1970 wiS poverty, unemployment, and one-man rale. Let’s aanune that such aibaizomes as ABM, S8T controversial, and, therefore, kill forgotten by national priorities, Miliiken Pseddent Johneon could sot mggests that these are not Mid MIRV, that education, job have involved us in this fiasco Undents. Ike opportunity and housing wB The Fifth District can do at Kent and state-oriented issues. He w il not without the aid and consent of continue to be neglected and and the students at Cottages, the involve himself with mch imues our elected offiefcds. And let’s as nations! priorities, because be will remit in further poverty and Grand Valley know it They \ in Vietnam, rem em ber that U.S. remember the now infamous fool* sr? not relevant to the Ren men tithe Gerald Ford was the denouncements oi emrienu Levin nas me unem *Sm ’h ham to make industry governing of the State of one of Johnson’s by President Ninon and iughlative record of any present dump its pollution elsewhere” Vice-President Apwv, the Michigan. supporters in the area of As the big cities of Michigan State Senator, and he’s I witness Michael O'Hare: ‘T hat crook, that thief, that liar, that scoundrel, that bandit ... a that murderer!” Long on witness John In American political life there is no Sullivan: “Danny Brewster never took thatmoney. There charges were made by a sense of honor; except as an unrequired former employee who is trying to divert attention from his own conduct.” discipline a man imposes on himself Rule 10. If newsmen persist, bolder moves are advisable issue a statement requestion an As for the libel suit, a mere threat of it may official investigation. achieve the objective. Timing is the key to certain harmless business ventures with d o * Rule 1 1. Threaten a multi-million dollar libel element. The Life expose on Governor James friends and said that whatever he had done for suit against your accusers but don 7 file it; if Rhodes of Ohio, a 1970 Senate candidate Zicarelli he wouid do for any mnctihj*n{ U* you must file it for tactical reasons, withdraw came m May, 1969. Rhodes made the standard described Life as “a modem court of it before it gets to trial. move and said he’d sue. But if he had sued inquisition. A House colleague. Congressman These rules arc closely related and should be then, the case might have been called up for Charles Joelson, roughed up Attorney General discussed together. “X” has been accused. If he trial or preliminary deposition before the Ramsey Clark over the disclosed wiretaps. is innocent, he can just open his books to the Senate campaign was over and he’d have to Within 72 hours, though not a fact had public, answer all questions from the press, and either take the stand and answer questions or changed, the contretemps was resolved. use the vast media resources at his disposal to back out in gloriously. So he waited almost a Governor Hughes declared Gallagher to be “a propagate his vindication. If not innocent, the year to file suit. That way, the case couldn’t very great man, a wonderful man.” The rnc-ck investigation and libel suit enable ~X” to possibly come up umiiafier the election. In the Hudson County Democratic organization seem to be doing the same thing, while actually meantime, he was ostensibly confronting his reversed itself and announced united support doing nothing of the sort. As soon as “X” has accusers. for Gallagher; Boss John V. Kenney, alias “The announoed the* moves, he can with virtuous Senator Dodd's libel strategy is instructive Little Guy,” declared that by asking lor a air refure to answer all further questions from for the victim of a protracted imbroglio. With grand jury' probe and announcing a libel suit the press. tremendous fanfare, Dodd filed a $5 million. Gallagher had shown the organization he would Suggested release: “I have placed the matter 14-count suit in 1966 against Pearson and prove his innocence. Attorney General Clark before the proper authorities. 1 have brought Anderson-truly a man defending his said he knew nothing about any references to aiit to clear my name. Under the American reputation! But at each critical stage of the Gallagher in any Mafia wiretaps. On the system of jurisprudence, it would be litigation he would quietly withdraw various of campaign trail. Gallagher was cheered as never contumacious for me to discuss this litigation the counts; thus Pearson’s attorneys could not before; petitions were circulated to dissuade in the press, so 1 am forced to withhold all depose Dodd under oath concerning them. him from resigning; he was overwhelmingly further comment, no matter how much it pains Dodd could not win anything this way, of reelected. What does it matter today that me, until proceedings before the proper course; his care was disappearing like a tube of Gallagher never filed the libel suit that caused tribunal commence.” baionev in a meat dicer, but a political libel “The Little Guy’’ to revoke excommunication? This statement will get you through an aiit is brought for pretense, not money. Or that the grand jury probe never began and entire campaign; after a f~r dsys, the reporters Eventually, all 14 counts were withdrawn. But never could have begun because, as Hudson will even stop asking. Dodd s ingenuity persisted. Abandoning the County prosecutor Tumulty announced, “the statute of limitations had already expired” on The three most suitable agencies to demand charge that he was the victim of lies, he now pleaded that others had invaded his privacy and all charges made by Life. Or that the House investigation from are, depending on the locus Ethics Committee investigation never of your clout, the F.B.I., the House Ethics taken information with which he could have made money himself. All told, the courts were materialized? Or that Ramsey Clark was wrong Committee, and your local grand jury. All and the Justice Department did have Mafia three can proceed only in secret. None can tied up for three years without one public cros*examinatk»n. Dodd eventually lost out on tapes and they did mention Gallagher? What investigate without a nod from the higher-ups, counts is that in the moment of maximum and even then the fiadisss can’t be all counts, but in the meantime he appeared to Even if on the level, the t Political while in fact he was dismantling piece by piece investigation takes years to complete; all that the suit he himself had brought. time you can pore as a maligned innocent Artful dodgers have filled the records with Rule 12. When judicial proceedings become IT jus***.. f •* i <«■«-V/MVV ms * hundred iuisrn>» a precedents, but the most brilliant evasive tour inevitable, claim constitutional immunity. runaway grand jury, an oadnaii U.S. attorney, ^ jj, American annals was the 1968 A scandal that survives to Rule 12 must be recognized as truly dangerous. The grand or an overwrought committee counsel gets out finesse by Congressman Comelieus E. Gallagher strategy has failed; now one must try to worm of hand, the Attorney General or the chairman of Bayonne, New Jersey. He was in the midst out on technicalities. has the last word and can keep the lid on. of his reelection campaign when the Time-Life The Constitution provides that Members of empire boffed him. Gallagher was a Congress cannot be interfered with by anyone collaborator with the Mafia. Life said, was a on their way to Washington nor held “A fascinating critique. ...” partner in business ventures with underworld -T he New York Times accountable for anything they say on the boss Joe Zicarelli. had used .his Congressional Floor. These safeguards were intended to “. .. ubsoiuit candor. . . deserves to be office to further the business and personal banish fear and thus protect the integrity of read in full and pondered by anyone interests of Zicarelli. had used political muscle Congress, but they have been gradually concerned with public affairs. ” to squash a gambling probe in Bayonne, and converted into protections against prosecution -David S. Broder had been linked to the underworld in the for theft, fraud, bribery', extortion, felonious tapped phone conversations of gangland assault, and lascivious carriage. figures. As if this wasn’t enough, Life also The modern phase began when tw o N ew Brown alleged that a paid murderer and convicted York cops surprised Senator Warren G. Harding extortionist with the macabre name of Kayo of Ohio in a hotel room w ith nubile Nan Konigsberg had. under Mafia orders, removed Britton, who was later to write a book about from Gallagher's cellar the body of one Barney her illegitimate child entitled The President s O’Brien, a small-time hood. The New York Daughter. Threatened with arrest for Tunes reported that these revelations stunned fornication, carnal knowledge, and drunk even Members o f Congress. So grotesque were driving, Harding awed the local police by they, in fact, that the Hudson County chaiging contempt for the U.S. Constitution- Democratic organization, which regularly lie was released and journeyed on undisuu bed ingests scandal without belch, panicked and his peccadillos remaining undisclosed until be demanded the death penalty-that Gallagher was our martyred President In .eoent years, resign “within three days” both as its candidate new constitutional theory has been proclaimed for Congress and as delegate to the upcoming by Conpeasmen Powdl, Johnson, and Dowdy. Democratic National Convention. Powell established the doctrine that no But Gallagher did not panic. Who among the person elected to Confess can be excluded for captains of history can claim such perfection any reason other than failure to meet the under fire as the embattled Gallagher now requirements of age, residence jid citizenship. displayed? Immediately, he invoked Rules 2 ,4 , Johnson got a Supreme Court reversal of his 4 5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10, and II. He rcdedarcd has conviction for conspiracy to defraud on the candidacy, with no cardinal avretaMe on short pounds that port of his defrauding nos done notice, he sou^tf an endowment from on the F loor Of the Congress where hr was Governor Richard J. Hughes. He thee h m n e (but he was retried and convicted for requested a grand jury inrrrttgrtinu and a offtfeefloor activities). John Dowdy of Texas Home Ethics Committee probe. He announced is today the chief coastiliitiosahrt m the plans for a bbri sun vgwtn L ife. He codfessed C hpns. ladirtrtl early this year for >. exercising, and no longer is activated by pretty and perjury. Dowdy rdc*d dismissal on the began to get a bad name and girls. Not a pirouette missed in the elephant s grounds that any briberies and penuries temporarily. But Attorney General Mdcbell ballet. committed by him in the performance of his has persuaded President Nixon o 1 Exam ined individually, how gross, duties were ipso facto beyond the reach of the The foregoing has been set down not a s a ignominious, and transparently fraudulent policeman’s knout; he also asked for change of how-to-do-it tract for charlatans, nor as a guide these maneuvers are; but in the aggregate, how venue, from Baltimore to Texas, where he may for detecting the falsehoods of guilty men, efficacious! How many times did you chortle be tried not only by his peers but by his though I suppose perverted minds could misuse as Teddy lumbered preposterously with his constituents. At this writing, Dowdy has lost the information for both purposes-just as a subterfuge? But look at the results: the Senate the early rounds, but tire appeals process has chemistry book could be misused to construct Majority Whip post retained, reelection scarcely begun and will consume many years, a bomb or an illustrated text on gynecology assured, credibility damaged but salvageable, exploited for erotic pleasure. My purpose is Ruk. 13. During trial or impeachment presidential prospects firing, a climate scientific and philosophic. proceeding, observe ■flin V traditional irresistibly building in which it begins to seem ! set out in the beginning to show that from unsportsmanlike to bring up Chappaquiddick formalities listed below: an exposed Congressman *s first la ryn gitis in another year or two the whole affair will (a) From now on, never appear in public attack to his Christmas Eve release from jail without your wife. Be sure your entire family, and subsequent strategy meeting to plan the dissolve into the morning mists off Martha’s including pre-school children, attend every next campaign, he acts out of folk wisdom Vineyard. court session. The spectacle of your wife known only to politicians. The ritual, partly The basic premise behind a ritual so an children being subjected to all the evidence glimpsed here, is preserved by Congressional manifestly successful ought to tell us of your wrongdoing day after day will distress eiders, and all Members in trouble master it by something important about our society. In my the jury and incline.hem toward pity for you ^ To ^ ^ ^ cjK the travllJ opinion, it is this: in American public life there Although the experience may cause emotional of a man as different from an ordinaiy is no sense of honor, no concept of it, no damage to younger children, psychiatry can Congressman as a swan is from a expectation of it, no reward for it. Wherever repair that later. Right now. it’s go for broke. inlit. / w/xktA^f jw s «cm #a cIi a u i •••—•iKaf »-pvpn honor exists it.is an unrequired discipline a (b) Feign illness and a sort of stunned in this case the ritual was followed without man imposes on himself for private reasons. vacuity, as if the indignity of it all is too much deviation down to the most banal detail. ! refer This is the reverse side of the blessing of for your sensitive nature; this glazed mien is a to the misfortune of Senator Edward Kennedy. popular democracy, and may yet turn that must as groundwork for a convincing ’oss of A ___ Recall the steps by which a patrician gentleman uivaau 15 u n u o v u i a . memory when you take the stand. Loss of We are a country of Falstaffs and the weight, a sickly pallor, a cane, the general look with the most sophisticated advisers in the West defended himself exactly 2AO: ■w t#/\«tl/l uuiu Ullr shrewder politicians all know it. Many civilized of a man about to break are mandatory if one nations have soldiers who will shoot down is to create the "hasn't he ilrcady suffered commonest Boston pol: unarmed civilians; in America they are lionized in their home towns, praised by Congressmen, T l Whin Z e ^ n e d by the press in the Pa™ . hiding in the Shbetown Inn. the and favored by a clear majority in the Gallup hallways, emphasize how you welcome the cryptic statement to the police, the precipitate Poll. Many nations have cops who bludgeon chance to clear your name, how you asked for out of the body, before autopsy, to unarmed adolescents and fire machine guns this trial, how the only thing that bothers you a jurisdiction beyond reach of subpoena; the into the windows of the girls’ dormitory; here is the suffering ifs indicting on your family, lon* I*™*1 incommunicado at Hyanmsport they are extolled by their governor and have how you’d still go after the Reds if you had it while the Kennedy proconsuls hammered fan clubs organized and bumper stickers all to do over, how glad you’ll be when the together a plausible story; the appearance at the Kopechne funeral wearing a neck brace and printed in their honor. Many nations have verdict is in and you can get back to your district attorneys who stage an occasional duties. the vague reports about a brain concussion; the rumors from the Compound about a stunned massacre and then dramatize the scene on (d) Employ the “partial expert”-the hired television as self-defense; here, when such a C.P.A. to give a tidied statement of your net listlessness; the clandestine negotiation with friendly authorities to set up a traffic violation creature is exposed as a calculated liar, he not worth, the paid handwriting expert to testify only keeps his job but begins to dream of the that it was not your signature after all. the tax as the charge; the guilty plea to that charge which cut of f all public proceeding*, the governorship. Many nations have legislators MMMuilmt (retired) who w H i *w w r he «oM y o u n o t t o Uut those testimonial purses. su sp e n d e d jail sentence: the television who are shown to lie, cheat and steal; here (e) If convicted, abandon all dignity and beg broadcast in which what was publicly known church synods, panels of distinguished citizens, for mercy. Congressman Johnson petitioned was confessed and the rest glossed over; the and ideological' movements pass resolutions the court not to send him to prison on the announcement for reelection with the added praising them. Such egalitarian buffooneries are grounds that the resultant indignity would so , 1*linement of a plebescite by mail; the public the key to our political process. Once the affront his honor as to cause him to commit welcoming of an investigation when it Anally politician masters this, he will face his suicide. became unstoppable; the assurances that all the indictments with equanimity. % facts would be aired at the proper time while The difficulty in catching on to this reality (0 If. despite this plea, you are sentenced to stealthily maneuvering to block any public has unfairly retarded the political progress of prison anyway, follow Johnson's example and airing; the involved constitutional gimmickry cur mere recent arrivals, particularly those of announce you are getting the warden to assig n which added up to the Senator’s claim to ethnic strains which retain a hereditary respect you to the V.I.P. hospital. That way. you will personal immunity; the “reluctant” refusal to for “face” and personal dignity. Signs aboudn be constantly attended by doctors, and answer reporters’ questions on the grounds of that this handicap is passing. Having learned subsequently remembered not as a jailbird but protecting the dignity of the court; the hiring the rules, Greeks, Jews, Poles, and Japanese are as a patient. of “partial experts”-this time air bubble regularly winning reelection to Congress; and {*> Don’t despair. Remember that experts; the public concern for “getting this recently 100,000 italian-Americans held a mass Congressman Tom Lane won reelection after over so I can get back to my Senate duties” rally in New York to protest police repression he was ccnvscicd. So did Jin> Curley and Adam while privately employing every possible of the Mafia. Powell. Besides, there is always the probability instrument of delay; the loss of memory and of a presidential pardon. It has been the the lying under oath (in the opinion of judge STUDENT BOWLING SPECIAL custom for the President to let all convicted Boyle); the brilliant scries of technicalities on 46c PER GAME politicians out of jail every year at Christmas which the serious charges which might have time, when the public is preoccupied and been brought were one by one eliminated. And (Until 6:00 PM.) forgiveness is in the air. Late in the now the careful period of rehabilitation, the Administration of President Johnson, yuletide press build-up that the Senator lias become GRAND VALLEY LANES pardons were so numerous that the custom serious, cut down on drinking, is dieting and JUST WEST OF CAMPUS ON M-45 OPtitfUMm If :#•••£. ART SUPPLIES To mharrilir !o zkr cotmoisseoe or m e jugr ** CUSTOM M0CP+«mL PtCTUftE P84MM6oo SILK SCieeN* ETCIIN6 MJTttlALS m m MOOT LeTTCftM C*tfA*IC TAPES ooooo CASTING PLASTICS. C U T , OEIEINT m m ACQYUCo WATCffCDUWS WAPTWC TOOLS 111 w esretM mr a » r w e « r SPORTS gvsc no.7 football CROSS COUNTRY The name of thii action of the paper is known as Jock City and more.” this « where you will find the latest news about sports events which Collins was a former standout ALLENDALE - Return of football player at Grand Rapids four lettennen bolster the hopes BOTh inttra>u^ > « intramural spocs will South high vchoo! and attained of Grand Valley State College’s °,*h“ p"1"m"910 «■taSrad. added stardom as an ALL-MIAA cross-country team this fall. "'*■------you, the re«wr, wul make this section of the newspaper JOCK lineman at Hope College. He Bill Clingcr. starting tm third vT/n tUd wS ' “ fmd coached several championship -'-cason as head Laker coach, en ana wny about the sports on the campus of Grand Valley. teams at Grand Rapids Ottawa envisions an upswing in the , ^ or w^10 would be interested in writing for or Hills high school before resigning harrier sport when the season 9»thenng information for Jock City, give a call to Don SchmuduJ at to take over as assistant opens September 26 at the ~ f* ? * * 0* matroom 248 Copeland I could use your hup to principal. Adrian College Invitational make Jock City better than it has been in the past. “We are going to concentrate against some of the toughest on freshmen and sophomores for teams in the state. football this fall,” explains The Happening Thing Senior Dave Holben. Collins "The aim this fall is to ex-Wyoming Park High School gain experience and start ace. heads the crop of Grand VaUey has finally risen to that plateau of having a football building for the future as we experienced runners. Holber.isa team and under the coaching staff of Mr. Collins and Mr Scott the hope to move into varsity status consistent 22-minute performer team will try and overpower their rivals. With forty players trying in ’71," said the new Laker in the grueling four-nulc run. out, a strong nucleus should be formed for the years to follow, and coach. Other veterans expected out each year mould be better than the first. Already there have been “The interest at Grand Valley include Dave Ammerman. a some stand-outs which include T. Hooker at guard; J. Mahan atj is high with the students and junior from Berrien Springs, tailback, J. Bird playing tackle and W. Bentley going both ways at faculty. We have had inquiries seniors. Rick Sheehan of guard 1 from many former high school KelloggsviUc and Ray Vencklase players from all sections of the of southeast Grand Rapids. The encouraging sign is that most of the team is Freshmen and state,” said Collins. Several outstanding transfer Urn should look good in three years. The schedule next year will “We are equipped to handle students from Grand Rapids include paying against all varsity teams and it is urged that if any at least 60 players. When wc Junior College are expected to fellow is interested in going out for football there is still time to talk start practice, it’s going to be add strength Mike Cobh and to one of Hw coaches. twice and three times a day until Steve Bemowski will be On Saturday, September 26, at 9:30 a.m. there will be an the college opens. We are going reporting for the first practice to be ready for our big opener." intra-squad scrimmage behind the fieldhouse. This will be a proving session Sept .21. All home games will be Ginger is also counting on a pounds £.id it will let all of us spectators get a look at what ii to played on the new Grand Valley pair of freshmen. Gary come. The first football game will be on October 3. State College football field Sherwood of Pontiac Northern, which is n o w being completed. and John Carr of Ann Arbor, for And Away We Go “We actually have three fields added depth. here and they arc swiftly getting GVSC cross-country schedule Under the coaching of Mr. Ginger, the cross country team will FOOTBALL into shape,” pointed out Irwin. for fall 1970 is: put in a good showing at the Adrian College-Invitational this "We will play our home games Sept. 26, Adrian College during the afternoons on Friday Invitational, 2:30 p.m., away Saturday at 2:30 p.m. The team, although small in rise, has a good ALLENDALE or Saturday for the first year.” Oct. 3, Ashland - Classic, nucleus to work from and should be able to do better than last yew. Interscholastic football makes its l l : r.m., away debut in the expanding Grand Players from Grand Rapids, 0 0 Gi the teem ao far is the most experienced runner, D. Holben, D. Grand Haven, Holland, Treverse Oct. 5, Oakland Un., 4:00 Valley SUic College athletic AmmannanP R. Veneklaee, M. Salinas, a freshman and two GRJC City, and other nearby p.m.. away program with the first call of transfers, M. Cobb, and S. flm inn'ii R. 9iMhin is on the team, communities have already signed O ct. 10, Spring Arbor candidates scheduled for but at the time has a bad leg. Anybody interested in crow country or -up for practice. Invitational, 11 00 a.m., away mid-September. running should see Mr. Ginger at the FMdhouse. Many of the members of last Oct. 13, Grand Rapids Junior The first vanity football year’s unbeaten Grand Rapids College, 4:00 p.m., home program in the history of the Row, Row, ... North view High School will be Oct. 17, Grand Valley State college will be unveiled with seeking positions on the first College Invitational, 11:00 a.m., two-a-day practices under the Laker team. They include: Dan home This is a rebuilding year for the crew team which has Mr. direction of Robert (Rip) Greenbauer, offensive halfback; Oct. 24, Oakland Un. Springer, a new coach this fall, sitting in at the hehn. He expects to Collins, newly-appointed coach. Bill Thwaites, defensive invnationai, i:GG pan., away wt up a rowing program this fall for the weeerens and thoae who ate This year, vanity football will halfback; Jerry Doty, lineman. Oct. 28, Un. of Detroit, 4:00 be on an ‘informal’ bans with willing to come out and see what it takes. Although the season isn’t Jim Scott, a former assistant p.m., home the until pMu> as* rniTTHp new an a hand hap* os, michiban mw DRAFT HELP call PIDSILM 454 8427 129 E. Fulton t Looks She i going to be hits of nice musk festivals for ns to do this year. Let by Keith Anderson This series of about three me te i you about i t concerts a week is simply incredible. They make being in Rock Festivals arc a drag. FILMS: CASC kicked o ff its the New York Metropolitan area Poems for Ptople, and is Just as smoking dope to excess aeries o f preseotaliaM with s for the summer almost and solely for the sake of free draw in 132 Jhsroo presently poet m rendcnce at worthwhile. Central Michigan University. smokinc donea becomes in featuring Spanky and the gang m incredible bore, so have the ■here were usually two “ General Spawky"; Charter performances of each act and Nov. 6 - "The o f M is Brian Anger and the Trinity: music festivals o f the Chaplin m "Laughing Gas" awd jess Broke' World of tickets were SI and S2. At least BEFOUR "alternative culture” soon worn “The Core"; awd the Keystone 68"; and one top act was scheduled for ww m themselves thin of enjoyment Kops m "Wife m d A -to Murry , s each concert and sometimes two Is reviewing Brim Anger's and of any true “alternative”. Trouble”. CASC intended to cartoon played (for instance. Van new RCA release, “Befonr”, l The original idea of large draw the fihws outdoors, but Nov. 13 and 14 - Take One festivals was, on he one hand Morrison and the Byrds). Hassles moved them anode 4m to the mast first my that I really miss were a bare minimum. You Jabe Driacofl's dynamite vocals. good because it showed the weather. Following is a luting of Two (Kinetic Art Fflms), could smoke dope and drink Nevertheless, this album makes world and ourselves that large upcoming CASC film f catering "All God's wine inside (all the cops were it canty on the bans of the fine numbers of people had at least Children", “Pat a Medal stationed outside). I’ve never maaidandiip presented. Anger's made some kind of attempt to on the Mm", and 12 more break away from the shallowness seen anyone searched. In short, O ct. 2 - keyboard work is as it was a perfect way to spend a finis. Showings at 7 and of the American lifestyle. On the Columbus”, with Richard 9:00 pan. $1.00 hot, humid, summer evening; qnite as fiery as on other hand, it was a very Benjamin and All Nov. 20 md 2* - Take One getting high and seeing a "Sueetaoise". their previous set selfconscious idea from the Mot Craw. Student Fflms, Program dynamite group for a buck. The mend is generally tight and beginning and was antithetical to "The Interview”, a Three (Kinetic Art Fflms) (Acts I saw were Jethro Tull, easy-flowing. There's nothing many of the values that the new flick concerning a Dec. 5 — Children's Christmas Delaney and Bonnie, Van farout here, but "Befour" is ltd alternative was supposedly Matinee, featuring Brags purporting. Gathering large Morrison, The Byrds and Ian and worth getting into. Sylvia). Bunny, the Roadmcmer, numbers of people together “Beep Prepared", a Road W.C. Fields, others. Free. By now you must be Runner cartoon Spooky Tooth: THE LAST makes it impossible to have wondering how this superlative 2 :0 0 p.m . privacy and turns one into one Oct 9 and 11 — Gemini PUFF creation exists because the ticket Sophisticated Art Films, o f th e “vast, faceless revenue alone couldn't foot the In addition to the CASC multitudes” that characterizes featuring the work of films, GVSC people are invited Spooky Tooth’s fourth bill. Schaefer Beer gives a lot of independent tdm-n.akrrx. "The Last Puff”, is New York City during rush bread (hence the name, Schaefer to attend a aeries of free uiVn hour. Add to this the enormous This draw wil indude fibns in 132 Huron. "Canada's definitely one of this year’s Music Festival) and even New “The Hungry Kook Goes greatest releases. It is economic, logistic, sanitary and York kicks in a little. (hanging North", the first of the Bazook”, a take-off on series, wifl be drawn Thursday, amort mate that Una album is to legal problems that a large rock 1 am surprised that not much festival poses and the conclusion Road runner cartoons, Oct. 1, with the film's maker, he their laat, for Spooky Tooth else has yet been done in other using actors instead of has always been one of the can only be that Woodstock and cities and areas in response to Keith McCoH. narrating in its subsequent creatures should animated characters; person. So much for films. world's top-notch rock groups. the success of the Central Park "Keep Off the Grass", by The group's popularity was be no more. concerts. Reasonable prices and A s exhibition of There is an alternative. Our Ron Finne; “Of Eh", by hardly astronomical, but you the lack of nonsensical hyping contemporary prints from Aimi culture can get together and Cengis Yetken; pins three couldn't edi them unknown are quite attractive to people. Caere films, These films Arbor's Lantern Gallery opened often soulful enjoy the music and not be a The biggest problems would Thursday, September 24 m the pain in the ass to everyone, wifl be in 132 Huron at made a lot of fi probably arise in trying to get Manitou H al Gaflery, and w il especially ourselves. Everyone 8:00 p.m. Admission is 75 for Spooky Tooth. Their three various officials to okay sites continue through Thursday, from the New York area must be cents. previous albums are great, but and to get appropriate backers. October 15. Many o f the hip the Central Park concerts in Oct. 16 - "Shoes of the "The Laat PtafT But I see it as our only framed works are for the summer (running from the F i skerg'an". with Spooky Tooth at alternative in keeping rock music of June to the end of Antho: Qaiw; “The from killing itself In outlandish Moods of Surfing”, m F o r example, their spectacles of self-indulgence. Beer (they’re not Such pigs). award winning d rart flick; interpretation o f “ I Am the n f “Fastest with thr Gaflery hours are 8 «.m. to 10 Waiius” is so very heavy and Mostest", a Road Runner p.m., Monday th rou gh deliberate as to he irreriat^lr AIR !N THE STONE cartoon Thursday, 8 am. to 5 "Nobody Them At All", my Oct. 23 and 24 - Take One Friday, and 1 to 5 personal favorite, is a In the stripped stone Student Films, Program Saturday. song o f personal dcprcarioi and the hairs of my head One; These Kinetic Ait Poet and novekst, Casrofl reaches ont softly airs move Arnett, wil present readings from the rock and the wave. There wil he from Saii poetic works A a TjC the The Hour after hour, that changing of skins, forum, Friday, October z at f i - the salt in the light's marination. fader Suowags at 7 1:00 p m , m the TJC Comma. The sea opened Room , Lake Huron Haft. very vital set Spooky Tooth clouds, AdnuKH. is free, and i the sky is invited. 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