W^t Butte Cfjromcle Volume 64, Number 46 Duke University, Durham, N.C. November 15 Charges prepared as students respond By Gordon Stevenson of Arts and Sciences, who is yesterday's Chronicle, will cause drawing up the charges, said the charges to be dropped, The participants in the yesterday that he will not publicly also said that he thinks there is a disruption of Symposium '68 release the names of those who will "good chance" that the pickets and Monday night are planning be charged. protest policy will finally be responses as the He said the students involved clarified. Administration is preparing to bring "will receive copies of the charges Tupp Blaekwell, a member of charges against them. when they have been formalized. It the Symposium committee and one The charges are still in the will be up to those students charged of the students admittedly involved process of being written up under to decide whether or not their in Monday night's alleged the provisions provided for in the names will be released publicly." disturbance, said "there was no Photo by Scott Sorensen pickets and protest policy August Pye, dean of the Law intent on the part of the students instituted this past summer. School and chairman of the hearing to stop the proceedings." Dr. Gerber of the Medical School discussing contraception. William Griffith, assistant dean committee, said yesterday that Michael Arlen, one of the there would be a committee speakers Monday night, contended Duke med prof me e ting in the afternoon to in a letter reprinted in yesterday's continue discussion of a general Chronicle, that "the appearance of hearing procedure for the pickets a disruption was created by the and protest policy. If there is time, completely voluntary and casual the proposed general procedure will decision of my fellow participants Calls pill 'satisfying be released to the University and myself to leave the stage." community for criticism, Pye said. Miss Blaekwell said she By Scott Sorensen complain that the use of condoms foams, but said that they are less But if the general procedure for participated in the program in the Staff writer interferes with sex play, Gerber effective than other methods. such offenses is not determined hopes that "it could continue and noted that "if properly handled by before charges are filed against become a more involved discussion "Most contraceptives are 100% those allegedly involved in the effective if used by the properly the female, the use of these devices Gerber devoted a large part of on the part of both audience and could become an integral act of sex his address to "The Pill", which he incident at Symposium Monday speakers." motivated individual". Dr. Gerber night, Pye explained that the of the Duke Medical School said considers the ' most Other members of the psycho-sexually satisfying" of committee will decide upon the Symposium committee expressed last night. "The best procedure to be used specifically at contraceptive", he added, "is the Gerber discussed several other, modern contraceptives. He said he dissatisfaction after Sunday night's believes, however, that if this drug their hearing. There will probably program and supported an attempt one that's used." less popular methods of not be time before the hearing for Gerber spoke on "Birth contraception. Intrauterine devices were not a contraceptive, the to make MOnday night's Federal Drug Administration would criticism of this procedure to be proceedings less stilted, she Control—Its Procedures and can be effective, he said, but effective, Pye implied. Implications" to an open meeting "somehow they get lost." Actually, not allow such a potent commodity explained. of the Delta Delta Delta sorority in no one understands how these on the market. "Twenty years of Miss Blaekwell said that a letter the Green Room of East Duke. devices work. Gerber feels that exhaustive test cases", Gerber said, Pete English, chairman of the will be written Friday by the According to Gerber, some users coitus interruption, an age-old "are not sufficient proof that Symposium committee, has made it students involved to explain their find condoms awkward, the method of birth control, is "often deleterious side effects do not clear to Griffith that his committee action publicly. prevalent criticism being "it's not psychologically difficult for the exist." does not want charges pressed. He Miss Blaekwell expressed her there when you want it." To avoid male." said that he "does not think that dissatisfaction with the application the disturbance caused a disruption of the pickets and protest policy in this inconvenience, he suggested All users of "The Pill", said "planning ahead." For those who He briefly mentioned vaginal of Symposium when considered in this case. She said she does not feel Gerber, should have annual physical its overall aspect." English does that Monday night's proceedings examinations. "If you're old not, however, feel that the are covered by the policy. "There enough for 'The Pill,' you're old committee's resolution of was no intent to deprive the enough for an annual pelvic," he November 13, printed in speakers of their rights," she said. Paletz suggests remarked. Gerber also advised regular users of "The Pill" to discontinue use for a period of one month each year to "flush the pipes symposium change and make sure you're good for another year." Kerr to speak j By John Howell media. None of these six, however, Staff reporter could make a definite commitment His comment that pill usage : David Paletz, assistant professor to come. often leads to enlargement of the Educator and industrial economist Clark Kerr will speak in Page : ; of political science, said yesterday Paletz made several suggestions breasts drew a mixed response from Auditorium at 8:15 Monday evening under the auspices of the :•. that one of the major faults of the regarding future Symposiums. He the crowd of 70 women and 10 Student Union Major Speakers Committee. Symposium Committee was that it said, "There should not be an men attending the lecture. President of the University of California during the Berkeley •:• "selected lesser people when time unequivocal commitment to having demonstrations in 1964, Kerr will talk about the student's role in >: got short." the Symposium every year if the the university and the university's function in society. The latter § Paletz, who was a member of the committee cannot get whom it Although there have been some subject is treated in Kerr's Uses of the University. committee and who also teaches a wants." reports of side effects induced by A public reception in the Theta Chi section will follow Kerr's :|: course on the mass media, added He added that there should be the use of oral contraceptives, address. :|: that the original people who were some inducement for the Gerber feels the alternative, "the On Monday afternoon at 3:30 in 136 Social Science, Kerr, Dr. :\ approached about appearing in the Symposium participants to prepare hazards of the 'disease of pregnancy,' are comparable." Douglas Knight and ASDU President Wade Norris will conduct a :| Symposium would have been (Continued on Page Eight) seminar on "The Role of the Student in the University." A forum 3 "splendid." Tuesday afternoon on the main quad will evaluate and analyze $ According to him, the Kerr's speech and views. Symposium should have had an Born in Stony Creek, Pennsylvania, in 1911, Kerr attended j: entirely different group on the Chief Bear quits 7 Swarthmore College, Stanford University and the University of •• panel. "The committee," he said, " California. After holding teaching positions at several colleges, Kerr :• wanted Pauline Kael, the film critic By Steve Letzler position. became chancellor of the Berkeley campus in 1952. In 1958 he jj of the New Yorker and one of the staff writer During his term as head of the became president of the University and remained in that position ' best critics in the country," and W.C.A. Rear, former chief of the security force at Duke, Bear until his dismissal in 1967. either Robert Aldrich or Billy security campus police force enlarged the force substantially to In an interview with Newsweek magazine last year, Kerr advocate*: :j Wilder, "two Hollywood directors resigned as of this month. Bear had cope with the growing security student participation—"even final authority"—in many judicial :• who have produced films which been head of the force since March, demands because of increased matters." |: have been both artistically and 1961. student enrollment. Bear also "But when it comes to legislation of basic rules, such as the use of \ commercially successful." It also No replacement has been named helped to improve the security university property," Kerr continued, "the students are not very ; wanted James Aubrey, former head to suceed Bear. H. F. Bowers, forces communications by experienced. Responsibility for making the very basic rules has to be •* of CBS and an "arch-villain" of Duke's manager of operations, is completing a communications plan with the administration or the Regents [Trustees] after consultation • television, and either Norman presently in charge of the force and which had been in the planning with the faculty and students." Mailer or Stan Freburg. is expected to continue as head of stages before he came. Kerr also feels that the faculty should share responsibility in \ Paletz added that this the force until a replacement is Bowers was reticent on the decision making, that it is better they be in on decisions than "stand i combination of participants would hired. At this point, however, reason for Baer's resignation, and outside as a union." have been more balanced in terms Bowers is himself the prime would not comment on Bear's of their attitudes about the mass candidate for the department head decision to resign. 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The program will be students can spend 10 weeks in The International Development held inthe hospital amphitheater on the laboratory of a senior dental Conference is sponsoring a national Monday evening, November 18, at scientist who is forking in the field conference on "Overcoming World 7:30 p.m. Welcome to Duke of the student's career interest. Poverty: Strategy for the Durham's Leading Mens' and Ladies' Clothier Information and application Seventies." It will be held in Washington on November 20-22. materials are available from Dean Home of s-ach brands a*: Robert Cox. Speakers and discussion leaders will include the Rt. Hon. Lester Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity will Pearson, Lady Barbara Wark hold a post-Symposium seminar Bass, Corbin, Nettleton, Botany 500, Friday night at 7 p.m. The topic Auditions for a nationally Jackson, and representatives from Cox-Moore Sweaters, Eagle, and Sero the United Nations, the World Bank will be, "The Seminar: Pop televised collegiate talent search Culture's Last Stand." The seminar will be held in the Music Room, and Various foreign policy-making Lakewood Shopping Center and study groups. Arrangements for will be held in the TEP chapter East Duke building at 7 p.m. room and will be open to the tonight. participation in the conference can Shop Fri. 'til 9 P.M. be made through the Duke Model public. It will be an unstructured Interested parties should contact discussion in response to the Durham, N.C. the Student Activities Office 202-A United Nations Assembly. Interested individuals should mechanical aspects of Symposium Flowers Building or call 2911. 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These protests, aimed was to lead to the formation of the money and establishment of California, was given an award by the Association of University Professors primarily at the measures the Free Speech Movement, was made organizations to promote any for his role in establishing academic freedom throughout his university administration drafted for students by Katherine Toule, Dean of political action. These activites system. That autumn, the students comprising the Free Speech Movement to follow, signaled the end of the Students, who decreed that no were, however, still prohibited. The at Berkeley denounced Kerr and the university administration for what "passive generation" of college student political activities could students, still dissatisfied, organized they claimed were attempts to restrain the students' freedoms of speech students, and marked the first take place at the Bancroft entrance the first of several demonstrations and action. at the university during the first modern attempt by students to to the university. that would crisscross Berkeley: the The goals of civil rights few weeks of school that fall. This take a part in the shaping of their intial march, on September 28, leadership in Oakland and the issues political intensity, linked with the universities. The banning of student political attracted 1,000 students. This surrounding the presidential tactics and the contingent of The "early" Berkeley advocacy at the height of pro-civil action led Chancellor Edward election had heightened the activist students that had been Before 1964, Berkeley—as rights sympathy and the Strong to call for reconsideration of discussion of politics—and increased instrumental in the current civil defined by its rules and presidential campaign was a blunder the policy. that has been explained in various the call for political action—raising rights movement, produced a regulations—was an assemblage of In the quiet that followed, a few the intensity of political advocacy movement capable of defining its lecture halls, labs, and libraries for ways. Mario Savio, who emerged as the leader of the Free Speech students resumed their activities on students to read and study in, Bancroft Way; on October 29, Publ shed every Tuesday dnesday, Thursday Fr dsv and SatU day Movement, claimed that the e University year sxcept during Univers nrt p forums for the exchange of ideas. several students who had manned Political action, however, was not a administration was fearful of the ds by the students ot Duke University, >ur N.l Second leftist organizations that might their booths and who had postage paid at •*. m, N.C. Delivered by •ail M $ o n< part of the campus existence; participated in the march were year Subscriptions, lett and other inquirii s shoulc he advocacy of social action was upset the status quo they were Box 4696, Duke Station. LHl ham, N.C. 27706. commited to perpetuate. Other summoned to appear before the prohibited: even religious groups deans; 400 other students were forced to meet in the city claim that the decision was made by administrators inexperienced accompanied these few to Sproul proper, instead of on campus. Hall to demand that, if punishment Distinctions, however, between and untrained in dealing with such rules on politics; some said that the came to those who had been called, advocacy of action and the mere they all be equally punished. exchange of ideas wore thin when distinction between "exchange of Get the political action," which was not the civil rights movement was Chancellor's decision joined by students who sat down at allowed, inevitably had to lead to a clash on what political options were The demonstrators waited until lunch counters and spent summers late into the night. The next day, RABBIT HABIT working in Mississippi, working for open to students, which ones were closed, and why. the Chancellor announced his the realization of political ideas decision: eight students would be they had "exchanged" on campus." Miscalculation suspended, without a hearing. The entrance to the Berkeley The reasons listed for that On October 1, a rally protesting campus, the intersection of miscalculation reflect the questions the decisions, planned for noon, Telgraph Avenue and Bancroft about the university raised by the turned into a demonstration lasting Way, was a traditional center for Free Speech Movement: the place 33 hours when, 15 minutes before the distribution of political and of free speech in the university, the the rally was to begin, police place of this university in society, arrested Jack Weinberg, a graduate and the decision-making process who had been manning a booth on 286-7761 that dictate judgments on these Bancroft. The students surrounded relationships. The first question, the car to prevent Weinberghs trip that of political action at the to jail. To stop the demonstrations, university, challenged the validity Kerr called in 500 Oakland police; You Will love This Rabbit of an "education in facts" divorced he withdrew them the next day. from action. The contention that By this time, the techniques of the exclusion of political action conducting rallies and marches had from the life of a Berkeley alienated some of the right-wing "resident" limited his role as a Spruce Up 2424 ERWIN RD. politicoes; when the Free Speech By Duke University "student" was shared by activists of Movement was organized in the both the left and right, of both days following the withdrawal of **• Your Wardrobe religious and political organizations. the police, the leadership was A week after Toule's composed mainly of liberal and For The Holidays announcement, leaders of student leftist students, though right-wing political groups joined to form the demonstrators still comprised a NEED MONEY FOR United Front, which met with some (Continued on Page 6) SWEETIE-PIE?

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Registration Week is that time of the year when everyone fills out yellow and white cards with the purpose in mind of earning just enough credits to avoid the draft for another term. But someday, as we are occasionally reminded, we will have to face up to it on our own, in our own way. One of the recent reminders of that fact was the news item noting that the draft call issued just after the Presidential elections was the highest in ••Observer eight months. The one issued just before the elections was the lowest in nearly a year. That is evidence, though slightly circumstantial, of the way in which the Johnson regime has been willing to play politics with young men's lives and small nations' futures. The Nixon scene The draft has been with us too long. It is inequitable. It disrupts the life of nearly every member, male or female, of a generation. That sort of thing calls for solidarity-solidarity with those who are -By Russell Baker- forced to go, and solidarity with those whose conscience leads them to W A S HI NGTON-Transition is Chase. of counterfeit PT-109 tie pins and violate or evade the law. the rage in Washington now. It will "In a smooth transition," that framed picture of somebody's be hard for President-elect Nixon Hillaby complained, "everything herd of cattle. I also found the Hopefully, the Nixon administration will carry out its campaign pledge and harder still for the new men has to be changed. To keep my portrait of J. Edgar Hoover." to establish a volunteer army. But until that is done, if it is done, it's us accompanying him, but it is hardest standing with the New Frontier, I "Good. We'll need that over the against them. By their choice, not by ours. of all on the permanent residents had to learn to get comfortable in bed. Also, I wish you'd try to find who want to stay in touch with the those tight-fitting suits with tiny that certificate I won from William magic and excitement of the city's little lapels. Now I'll have to throw Randolph Hearst in 1931 for political life. away my ten-gallon hat and all adding thirty new subscribers to my Open meetings Take Hillaby. He has lived here those marvelously baggy pants. newspaper route and get it framed. for thirty years. He has seen them Nixon looks like he wears his cuffs A hard boyhood could be The Student-Faculty-Administration Council set a valuable precedent come and seen them go, and he has above his ankle bones. That means invaluable in the years ahead." Wednesday night when it decided to open its meetings to the University maintained his social standing with cold ankles every winter for at least Hillaby went to the liquor community for which it speaks. all of them—Brain Trusters, the four years." cabinet and mixed some bourbon Missouri gang, the Eisenhower Hillaby shuddered at the and branchwater. "I hope Nixon A deadlock vote in the Council was broken when two University crusaders, New Frontiersmen and prospect and led the way into his isn't a scotch man," he said. "One administrators, seeing that the issue was obviously important to the Texans. house. In the drawing room Mrs. of the advantages of the Johnson students on the committee, switched their votes to the open meeting "If you want to participate in Hillaby was taking the first in a administration was the bourbon, position. the life that makes Washington an series of crewel-work lessons which though I confess I wish we hadn't interesting place to live, a smooth her husband had ordered last had to drink it with branchwater. I As Steve Johnston, chairman of the council, put it, "Closed meetings transition is essential," Hillaby Wednesday. never did see much in the symbolize exactly what SFAC was created to destroy: disenfranchisement explained the other day while "Have you found our copy of branchwater. Still, it was better burning a stuffed buffalo head in a of students, arbitrary decision-making and a polarized community." 'Six Crises' yet?" Hillaby asked. "I than those daiquiris we had to back yard bonfire. want to have it on the mantelpiece drink under Kennedy," he went on. That buffalo head had been in the new house." "Daiquiris always gave me The first and most fundamental problem facing this University is a lack mounted in his hallway the week "I'm sure you gave it to the heartburn." of communication and a sense of distrust among its several elements. after Lyndon Johnson assumed the Vassar book sale in 1961, darling," Glancing at his watch, Hillaby SFAC and the Men's Judicial Board have recognized that every closed Presidency. It had replaced a very Mrs. Hillaby said, "but if not it excused himself hurriedly and session held by any representative or decision-making body heightens that good copy of Van Gogh's "View might be in the attic under your dashed upstairs. It was 5 p.m. sense of distrust. from Montmartre" which had hung buckram bound edition of the "Poor dear," said Mrs. Hillaby, there during the Kennedy years. 'complete works of Marie Corelli." "he's been using a hair-grower The question of closed meetings is a long-standing one in a University "No Republican would pay a "You've gotten rid of 'Fanny linament this week—his beard is so with some 200 deliberative bodies. Many of the members of many of these second visit to a house decorated Hill,' I hope." light, you know—and he wants to groups feel that closed meetings are acceptable because they encourage with a buffalo head," Hillaby "I gave it to the junk man this see if he's gotten a 5 o'clock "free discussion" among the members or because their business is no explained, "any more than one of morning along with your collection shadow yet." business of the whole community. But what member of any the Texans would have called again decision-making body has a right to avoid making his views public? What if they had found me displaying a French impressionist." decision-making body has a right to hide its actions from the people How will Hillaby solve the affected by them? transition problem in his hallway? To create new jobs He has not decided. Mr. Nixon's By Ken Pugh SFAC has taken a lead that should be followed by every image is still a bit vague, and private enterprise would increase its decision-making body in this University that does not want its actions Scores of the liberals call upon total at the most by only 8 or 9%. Hillaby is tom between mounting the federal government—the instant greeted by suspicion and disrespect. several framed stock certificates, to Second, and less well known to panacea—to pour out billions of the general public, are the efforts show that Wall Street is right up his dollars to create millions of job alley, and displaying a mounted capitalism is making to solve the Unsigned editorials represent the views of opportunities—thus solving part of poverty program. The National sailfish which he bought at an the poverty problem. However they a majority of the editorial board. estate auction, to show that he is as Association of Businessmen are do so without thought of whether creating over 500,000 jobs in a attuned as the President-elect to the government or private enterprise is Alan Ray, Editor pleasures of Florida living. three year period. The major Bruce Vance Business Manager the more logical choice to head insurance companies have organized Bob Ashley, Managing Editor;Dave Shaffer, Editorial Chairman; Jim Actually, whatever he finally such a program. a one-billion dollar loan fund. McCullough, Executive Editor; Tom Campbell, Associate Managing puts up will not go in the same old Eastman Kodak is helping to hallway. That particular hallway is First look at the contributions Editor; Carolyn Arnold, Staff Director; Bob Creamer, Mark Pinsky, of each to personal income. Private develop small independently owned Bunny Small, Associate Editors; Nancy Prothro, Pat Black, Alan located in Georgetown. Hillaby and operated business. The various Shusterman, Araminta Stone, Editorial Board; Jack Jackson, moved there in 1961, when a industry provides over six times as Executive News Editor; Peter Applebome, Lindsay Dearborn, Bob much income to the American area committees of the Urban successful transition to the Coalition are busy finding jobs for Haughton, David Pace, Clay Steinman, Assistant Managing Editors Kennedy administration required people as the Federal government Gloria Guth, Mary Schuette, Dyke Stokely, Gary Wein, News unskilled workers. The Detroit him to abandon his house of the does. (1966 figures: 532 billion vs. Editors; Tony Axam, Charles Hopkins, Marty Lloyd, Russ Nieli, 84 billion). The total number of Committee has found jobs for more Nick Wheeler, Contributing Editors; Richard Smurthwaite, Feature Eisenhower era in square old Spring than 50,000 workers. Valley and live within walking government workers on all levels is Editor Steve Evans, Entertainment Editor; Bob Switzer, Sports only 10 million. Private enterprise Editor; Randy Teslik, Photography Editor; Carl Ballard, Head distance of shops that sell imported Now I ask you, Mr. Humphrey Photographer; Dave Badger, Asst. Feature Editor; Jeanette Sarbo, cheese. provides jobs for over six times as and Mr. Harrington, which way many people. Asst. Entertainment Editor; Gus Franklin, Joe Hoyle, Rusty The transition to the Nixon seems like the more rational McCrady, Asst. Sports Editors; Beat Editors, Betty Baxtt and Tony administration, he believes, will When the number of poor to be choice? Massive government Axam; Durham, Jean Cary and Barb Radovich: Academics, Bob employed may range up to three or programs or tax incentives to Entman: Policy, Bruce Wiley: ASDU, Steve Fisher: Development, require him to live someplace less stolid than Spring Valley but four or five million, which system private industry? Which should be Randy Gupton: Religious Activities, Teddie Clark: Medical Center, seems the more lii.ley to be able to the one to concentrate on? Betty , Walrond, Graduate Schools; Mike Corcoran, Advertising considerably less chi-chi than Mnager; Sue Illston. Co-ed Business Manager. Georgetown. Hence, he will be absorb the increase? The The source of any statements moving next month to Chevy government would have to increase made in this article will be provided its employees by up to 50% while upon request. November 15 The Duke Chronicle Page Five View from the South- Protest: a policy on trial •By Bob Creamer- Well, the University is now going continuity. This principle is ignored accepted as a good thing, there are that planned and executed the disrupted program. to try out its infamous "picket and in all other judicial processes of the no legitimate channels through program should be responsible for What is the answer to this protest" policy. The students who University. It is argued that it is in which the community can express bringing charges of disruption. "puzzle"? At the least the Student mounted the stage at Symposium our best interest—as seen, of course, its desire that the administrations However, the university proceeds, Faculty Administration Council on Monday night are now to be by the board of trustees and act on behalf of students in unilaterially, to initiate charges of must act to change the current brought to the bar for their actions. administration, who will decide bringing someone to trial. In this its own. regulations. Regulations of this sort Whether or not the action of these what is in our best interest, because particular case the symposium must be made by a representative students was "disruptive" is we are not capable of deciding for committee, has not asked the The symposium trial brings into body. Ultimately, of course, this certainly open to question, as is its ourselves. university to bring charges. The question, then, the basic decision will probably mean the abolition of appropriateness. The Symposium participants in the symposium have making processes of this institution. the archaic trustee system of trial does, however, raise some The university argues that it is specifically requested that it not Students will be tried under a government for Duke; for, as we all rather basic matters. acting for us in bringing these prefer charges. It would seem that regulation that was made know, it is only the The basic question, is of course, stu dents to trial. Under the illegitimately, by a group set up trustees—persons from outside of the legitimacy of the policy. This in regulations the administration must since it was the program of the illegitimately, and without a the community—who have ultimate turn speaks to the entire decision act for us, as no other group can symposium committee that was complaint from any group that was authority to make decisions for the making structure of the University. bring charges. Even if that were allegedly, disrupted, only the group responsible for the allegedly community. Some community norm does indeed need to be determined with regard to actions such as Monday night's. This simply cannot be done By Wade Eldridge on the basis of the current picket and protest policy. The current policy and set of regulations was made unilaterally by the Board of Trustees and the University administration. Students had no Facts on the grape boycott meaningful participation in the policy's formulation and no voice in the determiniation of means Listening to the political hypothesis are relegated to factual necessarily translated as support for (Agricultural Workers' Freedom to through which it would be arguments that are presently oblivion in favor of an explanation the boycott. Assuming that Work Organization, led by Jose implemented. If we agree that circulating the Duke campus, one is which (although hardly more valid) "concern for social justice" is based Mendoza). COMMUNITY norms should be set, struck with the definite impression is more sympathetic to their on a consideration of what is best These questions (all concerning then we must allow representatives that the individuals expounding political persuasions. Case in point: for the people, the following the facts of the situation) must be of the community to set them. these arguments are either 1) hiding the advocacy of a boycott of questions must be answered: 1) answered before any evaluation of Those who are effected by something, or 2) not intellectually California grapes. What people are in Chavez's United the moral rectitude of a boycott of decisions should have an input into mature enough to present a Farm Workers Organizing California grapes is made. the decision making process carefully reasoned, un-emotional We are told that California Committee? What people are the concomitant to the effect of the statement. The extensive use of ones that re doing the decision upon them. This is the grapes are the product of "slave words and phrases tinged with labor." There is "exploitation of Letter only way to guarantee that odious connotations, reliance upon starving—ones that can afford union decisions that are made in the best powerless and homeless people." dues, or the ones that spend what the emotional impact of The workers are "criminally interest of the community. exaggerated fantasies, combined little money they have on food?; 2) underpaid, working under What about those workers that are By that criterion the pickets and with the almost fanatic avoidance intolerable conditions." And The Tolerance protest policy under which the of unpleasant fact, characterize not in the union? Would a grape New Republic displays a picture of boycott help them? In the event of students are being tried is entirely many of their oft-heard polemics. . a young girl, miserably wretched, Editor, the Chronicle: illegitimate. The preponderance of certain a an effective boycott, the growers with the caption "every bunch of will surely retaliate with a cutback The Chronicle has consistently The hearing group which tries priori ideological biases seems to California grapes you eat keeps this obviate, for these people at least, in employment. This won't help advocated, often quite strongly, a these students is made up of three girl starving." We are then informed those out of work, and can only commitment to one's fellow faculty members and two students. the relevance of a critical scrutiny that the boycott deserves the of reality. Or, if the actual situation hurt those now employed.; 3) Why man —improving his living This group was established without support of "all indivi­ should the union be compulsory (as conditions, offering him the best student participation, and includes is examined, those aspects of it duals...concerned about social which conflict with their advocated by Chavez)? Is it better possible education; in short, faculty—which is to give the group justice." (The implicit accusation to be exploited by the union than establishing a totally just and being that if you don't support the by the growers? Indeed, if the humane society—a commitment of boycott, you're not in favor of the sort that characterized "social justice," i.e., you favor workers are so much in favor of this "exploitation of the powerless"). idea, but are "ruthlessly put down Mohandas Gandhi, Martin Luther by employers," why have they King, Robert Kennedy, and others. It is my contention that a formed a counter-organization to But this end, this noble goal, does Mort concern for social justice is not fight compulsory unionism? not justify using any means to achieve it. And the air of moral superiority that so frequently flows Just arrived at in your editorials and supporting making the articles only makes your implicitly newest statement in avowed task of helping men to evening elegance— respect one another more difficult. May I suggest that humility is what justifies one's conscience, and not passion; that references to political THE DRESS leaders which are characterized by your favorites condescension and virtriol are little OVER PANTS different from the intolerant histrionics of George Wallace; and Petal Strap Navy Pump Brown that the real enemy of justice is not This in Sumptuous Tan Grey Satin. In Jewel Tones Grey Linear Red simple poverty or the old politics or even racism, but it is men—men like of Navy, Red, Green, Dolly Strap Black Castlewalk Navy George Wallace and the editors of over Solid White Pants. Dolly Strap Black Black the Chronicle and myself, who take the easy road of castigating those Navy Red who think differently. Trio Grey Sling Black Perhaps we could get on with Red Tan Skimmer Black the business of "building a more 0r*e/ houst humane and rational society" if our OTHERS ARRIVING DAILY spokesmen on the Chronicle reflected less animosity toward boutique LCAp-rzioi1" £ McGalliard Bldg. mindless views, and more of a 214 W. Rosemay willingness to share in the guilt of Chapel Hill wfwe-it rosemary chapel kill U3 us all. David W. Rutledge Page Six The Duke Chronicle November 15

Duke Symphony Orchestra Issue of CHRONICLE features Burgess as soloist advocacy CLASSIFIED (Continued from Page 3) Soloist for the Duke Symphony began studying piano at age six. At Miss Burgess was signed by the significant portion of the Duke Chronicle Orchestra's fall concert this Friday the age of fifteen, she won a New York City Opera in 1963 two rank-and-file. Classified Adnrtbmf at 8:15 in Page, is Mary Burgess. scholarship in piano to the Brevard months before her graduation from The events of mid-November (N.C.) Music Center. It was at seemed a repetition of those in Rates Soprano and new member of the Minimum of 20 words $1.00 Duke Music faculty, Miss Burgess October. An administration-stocked (per day) will be featured in the last Political Study Committee failed to E-Kh edditional word .03 Brevard that her singing voice was produce regulations satisfying the movement of the Mahler the Curtis Institute with a B.Mus. 10% discount for 3 noticed and encouraged, and she students in assuring them that their coosecutiTe insertion* "Symphony No. 4 in G Major." degree. She remained with the returned to Brevard for three freedoms of speech and advocacy company for three seasons, during summers of vocal study. Upon would be protected; a few students All Tropical Fish which times she also became a graduation from • high school in manned tables on Bancroft; seventy 35 cents each member of the Metropolitan Opera were informed that they had been Plants, Aquarium set-ups, Born in Anderson, South Studio and performed the title role breaking university regulations; the AKC and Mixed breed pups, Carolina, and trained at the famed in Rossini's Cinderella with this other members of the Free Speech snakes, rats, hamsters, birds, Curtis Institute of Music in 1958, she entered the Curtis group in Lincoln Center's Movement demanded they be mice, girbils, kittens, Philadelphia, Mary Burgess has Institute of Music, where she Philharmonic Hall. established herself as a first-rate studied with Mme. Eufemia punished as harshly as those monkies, lizards, alligators. recitalist and opera singer. Giannini Gregory, teacher of Anna summoned. Four thousand PUPPY LOVE PET SHOP Extremely gifted musically, she Moffo. gathered for a silent Vigil as they And AQUARIUM In the summer of 1963 Mary waited for the Regents' (the 113 E. Main Street 682-5955 Burgess was invited by the noted equivalent of a Board of Trustees) Coffeehouse to present pianist Rudolf Serkin to be a decision, some declaring an THE HARVARD GRADUATE participant in the marlboro intention to state a sit-in at Sproul SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (Vermont) Music Festival, of which Hall when they remained unassured ADMINISTRATION invites Mr. Serkin is artistic director. She by the Regents' statement that you to meet Miss Judy Chadwick Administative has returned each summer for five allowed alt but "illegal" action. 'Alice's Restaurant' Assistant for the MBA, on years (until 1968), and this Continued in tomorrow's issue association with the leading November 18 to discuss the Local talent will be featured in and was always well received. He higher education in the field of chamber musicians of our time has the Celestial Omnibus this has an excellent voice, for which his business. brought her to the forefront of the weekend. Bob Rosen and Orrin able performance on guitar is a The MBA Program at Harvard nation's young chamber musicians. | Nfd A Date? f Musser, both Duke students, are suitable accompaniment. is based on the experience-or­ slated to perform Friday and Musser will present two versions Find that special iented case method to develop Saturday nights respectively from 9 of "Alice's Restuarant," along with the practical analytical, and a variety of folk and blues numbers. She performed often with guy or gal exactly decision making capacities that until 12 p.m. are the key to managerial Also having played at the CO. in violinist Alexander Schneider, has suited for you. effectiveness. Requirements for Rosen, whose repertoire consists the past, his versions of "Alice's recorded for Columbia Records' admission to the two year mainly of folk music, played several Restuarant" have proved to be "Music from Marlboro" series, and Corrtputa-Date * course leading to a degree of times at the coffeehouse last year extremely popular. has toured with the winter concert Master of Business series of "Music from Marlboro" in Administration (MBA) include major Eastern cities. Highlights of Corp. a college degree in any field of Quartet to her 1967 season included an concentration, a record of 'Jules+Jim' progressive achievement in campus activities, the give concert community, military, or to be shown elsewhere. rppearance of the rarely-heard The Ciompi Qu?rtet, Duke's Haydn opera La Canterina in Generous financial aid makes it string quartet in residence, will possible for any student Carnegie Hall. In 1968 she made at Bio-Sci perform their first on campus admitted to attend regardless appearance in New York with the "Jules and Jim," a celebration of concert this semester t i November of his financial resources. love, life, and death, will be New York City Opera's Gilbert & flSBg^ Men and women who wish to 18 at 8 p.m. in Epworth Inn on Sullivan presentations and the presented as part of the Student East Campus. speak with Miss Chadwick should contact the Placement Union film series this Friday night Mozart Festival. The group, composed of Giorgio RIALTO THEATER Office for an Appointment. at 8:00 in the Biological Sciences Ciompi, first violin, Arlene Di see Auditorium. Cecco, second, Julia Mueller, viola, Directed by Truffaut and and Luca Di Cecco, cello, will Miss Burgess resides in Chapel 2001 Will the girls who picked up starring Jeanne Morceau, Oskar perform Dvorak's String Quartet in Hill, North Carolina, where her the wrong coats at th: rush a Space Odyssey party at Carr Friday evening, Wemer, and Henri Serre, "Jules and husband, Dr. John W. Madden, is a E flat. A discussion on the music (the coats were a green professor of surgery at the Jim" received the best director will preceed the performance. CENTER THEATER cordoroy and a London Fog) award at the Mar Del Plate Festival. Because the Quartet's official University of North Carolina's please return them to Elaine Truffaut is universally concert is scheduled so close to Medical School. Miss Burgess is a THE Bardes, Basset, and Melinda acknowledged as a great diredtor, Thanksgiving recess, students newly appointed instructor in voice Agsten, Pegram. The coats have being reguarded by many critics as should make a special effort to hear on the faculty of the Music BOSTON STRANGLER identification in them. the leader of New Wave directors. the musicians at this time. Department of Duke University. Lost: Silver ID Bracelet with name Shelley on it. Lost between 5 and 7 p.m. Monday on West somewhere between the Union and the new dorms. REWARD. Rob at 5798.

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Evening 8:00-12:30 THE RECORD BAR Page Eight The Duke Chronicle November 15 Would you believe... —Symposium- (Continued from Page One) At least two members of th-? their presentations in greater detail. committee should meet them prior He would like to see the school to securing their appearance. This base its payment to the participants would help decrease the great "gap A 1{ sale on "how good they are." The that exists between the demands of participants would receive the Symposium committee and the somewhere between a minimum responses of the speakers," he said. and a maximum stipend depending Despite the faults of the at a drycleaners? on what they contributed to the Symposium. Symposium, Paletz felt that it had This procedure would perhaps many good points and that the decrease the "cavalier attitude" of topic was worth exploring. The This is the place... some speakers who do not "seem twelve hours of movies were particularly eager to prepare their especially well chosen. He also said presentations in detail." In general, the Commercial Festival was "very Paletz thought that the participants worthwhile." "Because of these were paid too much money, good points," he explained, "1 AT THE NEW especially Preminger, who was paid would hate to see the $1500. Administration intervene with the Paletz also suggested that the committee, even if it did so only in Symposium committee should not the form of guidance. Intervention Tom's One Hour hire the participants sight unseen.' can become control." Koretizing Cleaners Holiday thefts By Bob Entman of crime might be avoided. Policy reporter To help themselves and security "There is a trend for thefts on officers, students should see that Next Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday college campuses to rise before and their money is secure at all times. after holiday periods and when big In addition, their room door should events occur." always be locked, even when the On Erwin Road you can get: H.F. Bowers, Duke's manager of room has been left for a short time. oj-^rations, has listed several steps Should a theft of a student's 1 Pr. Pants $.80 2Pr. only $.81 students can take to guard against property occur, the victim should possible thefts for the upcoming notify security promptly I Suit $1.60 2Suits $1.61 holidays and beyond. concerning the losses he incurred Since W.C.A. Bear resigned as and the circumstances surrounding IDress $1.60 2Dresses $1.61 chief, Bowers has served as security them. head. Bowers explained that while Any suspicious persons seen on campus patrolmen are not assigned campus should be reported to the to cover the inside of dormitories, campus security office. "Students their jurisdiction is "all of Duke Statler Hilton do not pay enough attention to property." Thus, they patrol strangers" they see in dorms and on outside around the dormitories, and a the school grounds, contends are constantly alert for suspicious 4 an Bowers. If they did, more incidents occurences or individuals. Ken's Quickie Mart Tom.'s One-Hour Koretizing Opening today KEN'S QUICKIE MART On Erwin Road, Just Down From The Statler Hilton

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