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The Carroll News- Vol. 49, No. 3 John Carroll University Carroll Collected The aC rroll News Student 9-30-1966 The aC rroll News- Vol. 49, No. 3 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "The aC rroll News- Vol. 49, No. 3" (1966). The Carroll News. 305. http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews/305 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aC rroll News by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Anatomy of Carroll Men A Spirit The c:;arrotl News In Peace Corp5 Repre~enting John Carroll University (Page 5) (Page 3) omo·s BEST BI-WEEKLY COLLEGE l\"EWSPAPER Volume XLIX, No. 3 UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OHIO Friday, Sept. 30, 1966 Janice Szalkow5ki Barbara Balchak Linda Stitzlein Peggy Costrangano Barbara Kay Glee Club De/to Alpho Theto Cordinol Newmon Sedollty Alpho Epsilon Delio Bond 1966 Homecoming 'Rrro By JIM McCONNELL the weekend, wm swing into ac­ Larry :Mnrchelya. AER's float Dominic Ciricillo escorted by her the weekend, Billy Lang and his CN News Reporter tion tonight with the University theme is "Blue Streaks Bolt W&J's husband will have "Pick1e the 10-pieee orchestra. wiU provide Five new members will be Club's We-Five concert in the Gym Sober Front." Presidents" as a theme for its music for the Homecoming Dance. at 8:30. The P ershing Rifles will have float. 1'he Band will set the beat for inducted into the Alumni Ath­ Following the pet'formance, the Sue Wolf, e!lcorted by cadet Lt. Riding on the "Idea of a Uni· the Roaring Twenties theme in the letic Hall of Fame at Home­ week-end's first round of parties J ohn Morris, ride in "The Spirit of versity'' will be Band queen Bar­ Gym. coming ceremonies this weekend. will take place as the senior, jun­ John Cart<oll." bara Kay and her escort Paul The dance is sponsored by Iota (For details, see Page 8) ior, and ~; ophomore classes head off Alpha Kappa Psi with Mrs. Fredrich. Following the Band, Cer­ Chi Upsilon. The Roaring Twenties, theme of campus. Freshman will hold their dinal Newman Sodality will feature traditional mixer in the Cafeteria Linda Stitzlein and esoort Robert at 10 p.m. Weidner on a float entitled "'66- Senior Class President Roger A Bad Year for 01' Wash & J<'ff." Joseph, announced the title of his Reigning from the University group's party as: "Off the Wall­ Club float will be Mrs. Robert An Exercise in Metaphysical Dis­ Jacobs, escorted by her husband. tress." The blowout will be held The Glee Club's float "Speak at Terrace Cilunr.ry Clu\>, 25000 Ea.sy Bat F'i&' :liar " willfollo'" A:urora Road. the U CFub. 'R~hg the Glee From 10 p.m. - 1:30 a.m., Larry Club is Janice Szalkowski, escorted Kennard'~ third- year classmates by Joseph Mosenl>ki. v.;!l celebrate at Diamond's Manor Winding up this year's parade in Severance Center. The party­ will be the Scabbard and Blade in called "Homecoming Affair-will a float entitled "Years of Plenty." feature "The Mods" for entertain· Traveling down Washinglon and ment. Cedar the parade will reach Hos­ Ed Andros, president of the ford Field in time for the 1::30 sophomore class, said its party 'vill kickoff of the Blue Streaks-Wash­ be held at the Stardust Room, cor­ ington and Jefferson gridiron ner of Cedar and Lee. Providing Donna Wlecek clash. Susan Wolf Mrs. Dominic Ciricillo the music for the 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Junior C/asa Capping the official portion of Pershing Rilles Alpho Koppo Ptl affair will be the "Mother's Oats," -~------~~~~----~~------------~-------- billed all Cleveland's best "rock" band. Tomorrow's activities are sched­ Union Gets Eight uled to commence with the Home­ Noted Russian Author Will Lecture coming Parade at noon. Chairman Ron Nosek counted eleven floats New Senators in which have been entered. Representing the freshman class On Current Soviet Literary Trends Recent Elections and its theme of "Ticker Tape" will be Debbie Wiese, escorted by Valery Tarsis, renown TaTSis, who reeei\·ed a standing mt>nt. The Student Union added Jack Sanunon. ovatk>n at the N a tiona! Press Club It was then that he worte his · h 'ts The junior class float will carry Russian author who was novel "Ward 7," an autobiograph­ 1 where he spoke a few months ago, e1g t new senators to Donna Wiecek, who will be escort- recently granted asylum in has been known to the non-Com­ ical novel of life in a psychiatric rolls on Tuesday to repre~ ed by Phil .Balmenti. The float tho West, will speak in Kulas munist world since 1962 when his institution devoted to political sent Cleveland, off-campus and urges the Streaks to "Topple the Auditorium Sunday, Oct. 9, at 7:30 novel "Bluebottle" was secreUy troublemakers. dorm students. They are: Presidents" of Washington and p.m. brought from Russia for publica- "Ward 7" was smuggled to Lon­ Michael Grady, Bernet Hall; Jeffe1-son. Tarsis' lecture i.i open to the don where it was published and Vince Flood, junior representative Barbara Balchak, with escort public nnd is sponsored by Alpha ------------­ became a best seller. Ironically, in Murphy Hall; Mark Kadjielski, Tom Wittman, will reign over the Sigma Nu, national honorary Jesuit Tarsis went f1·ee in Moscow be­ sophomore senator in Murphy Delta Alpha Theta's float, "Get a frntemit.y. Low Election Turnout causo of a law forbiding criminal Hall; and: Hol'!le." Scheduled fourth in the His subject will be "Dostoyevsky Eight new senators took their proseeutiun of any person declared Mich:lel Hagerty and Thomas parade is Alpha Epsilon Delta with and tho New Trends in Russian seats in the Student Union on insane. JamesQuilter, Kelly,juniors off-campus living off.. eampus; senior; _.::..::.:__Peggy _____________ Costrangano and escort Liternturc."_ __ _ _______ Tuesday, bnt the excitement wore Finally, last February, Russian off when the Eleciions Commit.teo authorities allowed him to apply Leo Sehneider, a junior, and sopho· disclosed the number of students for a travel Yisa. more Ivres O'Conner, &enators for who had voted. Almost immediately on hi& de­ Cleveland students. 'One Thousontl Doys' Ffitk Begins There were about 1,600 eligible parture, 'l'arsis was attacked in One other sophomore was to be voters. Less than 300 appeal'ed at the Soviet press as a "madman and elected to represent Cleveland stu­ the polls. psychopath" and stripped of his denbs, but no one ran for the office. As JCU Compos Goes Hollywootl citizenship by the Supreme Soviet. A senator will be appointed to fill "The First One Thousand Days," a 15 minute, color this position. tion first in Russian and then in ,...------------~ Voting was light in all races, movie about John Carroll, is currently being produced on English. and some candidates ran unop­ campus. Because the book was a thinly­ posed. Jim Zender, eledions eom­ .The film is a project of the movie's basic theme is change - veiled attaek on Russian Commu­ Seen This mi.ttee chairman, commented on the Offices of Admissions, Public Re­ the concept oo change in society nism, which the author denounced voter turn-out: lations, and Continuing Education and how it is reflected in higher as ''police fascism," Tarsis was Morning! "I am sorry to see that the in­ under the direction of Mr. Francis education. arrensted when the book appeared terest was not as great as the A. Kleinhenz, Director of Contin­ in England and was sent to the Mr. Kleinhenz said tho film Kashchenko Mental Hospital in .,.. Car parked on Tennis Court. Union had hoped for." uing Edueation. would be shown "mostly to boys .,.. Gr:u;" sprouting under bulldozer In other activities involving the With a budget of $3500 as oper­ Moscow. interested in higher education and Constant pressures from news­ on front lawn. Union this week, Justin MaeD.rthy ating funds, Lumen Christi Produc­ JCU." .,.. Out-of-town girl with .suitcase presented the Judicial Board's tions of Cleveland is producing the papers and literary groups brought He cmphaaized, however, that walking into Murphy Hall "Due Procet~s" procedures which movie, which will be ready for about his releru;e after seven "although the film has recruiting months and he was allowed to con· .,.. Senior draped in blanket blaw· make explicit the Board's functions showing next April. ing trumpet outside Rodman BalL (See ELECTIO~S-Page 4) According to 1\fr. Kleinhenz, the (See HOLLYWOOD-Page 6) tinue working in his Moscow apart- Page 2 THE CARROLL N E WS Sept. 30, 1966 From the Desk of: Jack Grochot, Editor - f7! -- '~ , -~ ••• t• g~\ j I , New Film Code THE i\EW self-regulatory code of the rather fussy and in some cases ridiculously motion picture industry is a valiant effort specific rule.'\ b.r which the old code sought to achieve the impossible. The code pur­ to steer a film through troubled waters. Pro­ ports to establish guideline.<; which will en­ ducers clearly will have more freedom to able producers to create artistically and in­ turn out motion pictures dealing with im­ tellectually honest motion pictures without portant, and sometimes controversial, ! stepping on the toes of popular morality. themes. Under the new code, too, films In this it fails. thought to be unsuitable for children and teen-agers will be advertised as "suggested It fails because standards of popular for mature audiences." This should give "Who tlid you tlrink mng tlu• bell$ around here?" morality are subjective, changeable.
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