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Vol. XC, No. 4 ALLEGHENY COLLEGE. MEADVILLE, PA. October 7, 1966 Editorial The Allegheny community is hereby notifie of an aii-coilege forum, to be assembled Tues- day evening at 7:00 in Ford Chapel, to discuss current residential policy and to urge the adop- tion of immediate measures aimed at easing inconvenient restrictions. Following a concrete proposal by the members of the editorial staff debate will be thrown open to the floor. It is expected that the administration will defend its position at this time and indicate either a fa- vorable or negative response to our proposal. Following discussion a vote will be recorded, sand pending adiption, the resolution sent to the president of the college. We have exhausted the resources of editorial iargument on this matter; we have failed through In complete antithesis of Mr. Hocking and Mr. Cairns who appeared on the front page of th«C.sunpus one student government to present an alterna- last week, beauty reigns supreme today with this year's Homecoming Queen Candidates. From left to right they are Jenny Swanson, »69; Carolyn Anderson, '69; Dana Williams, '67; Judy Thomas, '68; and tive policy acceptable to the administration. We Deborah Wood, '70. Alleghenians will have the opportunity Wednesday to vote for the queen of their :now urgently solicit your united support for our choice. The Queen will be officially crowned at the pep rally on Friday. ] lew proposal, one which we feel will meet the j ipproval of students and administration; liberal i md moderate alike. We need a united student Homecoming Weekend Set; witness for this action to carry conviction. [Please participate; if you choose not to remain [for the entire debate your vote will be recorded Dances, Parade, Football By Charles Bierbach, '69 ias you leave. Tuesday night could make history Four days of activities will Brooks Drive, then turns north Clyde Knight ten piece dance iat Allegheny- a public meeting, a public dis- highlight this year's Home- on North Main, proceeds to Ben orchestra. cussion, a public decision - afterwards; more coming festivities, planned and Avon, turning west to Park Debate on the choice of the coordinated by the Homecoming Avenue, and then north on Park Field House for this dance drew :privacy for everyone. Committee, chaired by Augie to Robinson Field. the following justification from Leone, »68. The halftime show in our game Leone: "(1) Homecoming is es- Friday night, with the conclu- with Bethany will feature the sentually a campus oriented sion of classes for the week, Saegertown Band, followed by the function, and there is no other HOPE Director To Discuss there will be two IFC sponsored coronation and the announcement place on campus available be- all-College dances at the Alpha of the winning floats from both slded the Field House, (2) stu- Chi Rho and Delta Tau Delta a fraternity and sorority. dents can come and go as they "Hough-Crisis Of Our Time" houses, starting at 8:30 p.m. and After the game, the Angel please, (3) students do not cher- By fue Fry, '68 lasting until 12:30 a.m. Flight and Block A will host a ish the thought of boarding a bus care. "The reason why our neighbor- At 10:15 both dances will cider party on the C.U. lawn. as would be necessary if the At present the organization is hood broke loose last summer" break, and there will be a bon- Saturday night brings the cli- dance were held off-campus. This building up a revolving fund to will be the topic of Rev. Wal- fire pep rally in the Delta Tau man, although not the ending of will also serve as a good test support special projects which ter Grevatt's Chapel speech on Delta parking lot. At this time the weekend, with a semi-formal of the floor, but this was not a employ local people. A recent "Hough - Crisis of Our Time." the name of the Homecoming dance in the David Mead Field factor in the original decision achievement was the purchase of Reverend Grevatt is minister Queen will be announced. House from 9:00 to !l;00. The to go to the Field House, as so a building to keep a bar out of of the interracial United Church music will be provided by the many people thought!" the neighborhood. Funds for such Defending his reasons for not of Christ in the Hough Area, having the rally at 6:30 p.m. in Cleveland. He will tell of con- projects are solicited from the public. the Field House, as originally ditions which precipitated the planned, Leone stated that: "(1) Election Of ASG Secretary rioting there and will expose the Although most of HOPE'S funds students do not wish to attend a role which outsiders plr 3d in are provided by a local founda- pep rally at 6:30 in the evening tion, the corporation recently re- Subject Of Sunday's Meeting it. when they are in the dorms get- By Sally Seanor, '69 As Director of HOPF , Inc., ceived federal recognition in the ting ready for their dates that ment becomes effective. (Housing Our People Econom- form of FHA insurance on two Surprising ASG Council at last night, (2) students are not in After the vote was taken several ically) Rev. Grevatt will explain renovated apartment buildings. Sunday's meeting, Brian Sarver, the proper spirit to cheer, members attempted in vain to how this organization is sowing At the dedication of these build- ('67) moved that the secretary of holler andunwindthemselvesthat reconsider the motion. Dissenters, the "seeds of renewal and hope ings Vlce-Pres. Humphrey urged ASG be an appointed, rather than early in the evening. protesting that an appointed Sec- for the future" of Hough by that such projects be "Extended an elected position, and that she "Therefore the fact that the retary would allow "only three "building on the resources of from one end of this section to ha/e no vote. Delt and Crow houses are lo- elected ASG officers," plan to fight the community itself." the other" (N. Y. Times) Rev. This same motion, which was de- cated in the same area makes bated and defeated last year, would the motion Sunday. HOPE, Inc., founded by its Grevatt has recently applied to it quite convenient for the stu- make the secretary's position Bob Rice, '67, chairman of the present director in June, 1965, the poverty fund of the Office dents to attend." appointed by the ASG Executive Traffic Committee, tried to clar- is "an outgrowth of concerns of Economic Opportunity for fur- On Saturday morning the Committee, composed of the Pres- ify last week's heated talks con- which a number of people in the ther federal aid. The fact that alumni will be welcomed back to ident, Vice President of Edu- cerning student cars on campus. neighborhood" had about the run- "the poor (work) in positions of campus and at 12:00 noon will cational Affairs, the Vice Pres- "Driving cars Is not a privilege; down dwellings of their area. The responsibility" within HOPE Is attend a luncheon In Brooks Hall. ident of Student Affairs plus the it Is a right granted by the Col- people of HOPE are "enablers" a major attraction for federal and Arrangements for the alumni are Treasurer, who has no vote. "The lege.". The 200 formally register- because they help poor people of other funds. being made by Mr. Richard Ruhl- reason for this change," observed ed" car owners pay $8.SO a year Hough to help themselves. Reverend Grevatt grew up in man, the alumni secretary, who Sarver,"ls that the secretary, like of $3 a term and this money HOPE programs cover three the suburbs of N.Y.C. and the has been working in close con- the Treasurer, requires skills and covers parking lot and sticker main areas. First, HOPE re- northern New Jersey area. He junction with the Homecoming should be appointed (like the expenses. Excess funds--amount- habilitates vacant and vandalized majored in Far Eastern Civili- Committee In regard to organ- Treasurer)." ing to $50 last year--go back Into dwellings in the area. The or- zation at Dartmouth In prepara- ization, ideas and funds. Furthermore, Sarver contended, the ASG treasury. Rice comment- ganization provides funds for tion for missionary work for the The floats from the different "The Secretary's job Is not one ed that it Is about time that some- buying the buildings and mater- Presbyterian church. He went on social organizations will be lined of thinking, but of listening, and thing Is being done to Investigate ials, while much of the work to receive an M.A. in Christian up on Park Avenue, beside South she therefore has not enough time the situation where not everyone is done by volunteer workers or Ethics and Social Problems at Hall, and at 12:30 the annual to reflect on issues." registers his car. people studying under HOPE'S Oberlin. After receiving his B.D. at the University of Chicago, he Homecoming parade, which also Whan asked by Dan Barco, '68, Job Training Program, which includes the Saegertown High With little discussion, the vote Vice President of Educational Af- provides supportive services for preached for two years at Sand Lake, X. Y. In Cleveland he was School Band, the Queen and her was taken and the amendment fairs, about the number of parking Hough inhabitants. Under this court, the H.O.T.C. color guard, passed 14-", giving it the 2/3 lot spaces being fewer than the plan HOPE helps people to get Adult Program Secretary for the Y.M.C.A. before coining to the ami the freshmen with dinks, will majority needed. If passed again number required by law, Rice re- loans for housing and conducts ci iinmence. on Sunday, or passed in an all- plied, "I don't know anything about clinics in home repairs and child United Church of Christ as pas- tor in October, 1963. The mute starts up through college referendum, the amend- that. I'd have to check on It." 2—The Allegheny College Campus, October 14, 1966 Editorials SNCC Shocks White Society Bewitching Hour And The Artist By Corrie Buehl, '67 SNCC (Student Non-Violent be a good thing to do. However, but actually fights them, then* Campus buildings available for work and study are now, upon Co-ordinating Committee) is an how often do we compare the the people must enforce thels direction from Dr. Allan Edwards, College Treasurer, to be closed organization of young people amount we spend on roads to own laws. The Deacons foiij at 12 midnight. The decision was made "regardless of senior pro- about our age, students and ex- the amount we spend fighting Defense and Justice is on\';t ve and performing ar- adviser. A. e eryone knows these things (Con't on page 4.) tists will not be required to have hai.oen and make ideal excuses for The Institute of International a bachelor's degree but they must procrastination. That hourly to- Education conducts competitions have four years of professional morrow is easier to face if one for U. S. Government scholar- study or equivalent experience. uf these things comes along to Thompson Tells Students ships provided by the Fulbright- Applicants in social work must relieve his mounting tension. But Hays Act as part of the education- have at least two years of pro- what if he is sick? Is illness al and cultural exchange program fessional experience after the just another diversion tactic? To Migrants Need Educated Help of the U. S. Department of State. Master of Social Work degree. the minds of faculty members and Under this program, more than Applicants in the field of medicine the infirmary staff, the answer family of ten may be housed in one 850 American graduate students must have an M.D. at the time by Sue Fry, '68 seems to be "yas." dilapidated room of a two-story will have the opportunity to study of application. "Migrant work is very depress- This is not to say that professors house at Waterford. Rough "beds" in any one of 53 countries. The Two types of grants will be ing," said Mr. Fred Thompson are unjust. It Is simply a matter without mattresses or blankets are purpose of the awards is to available through HE under the in Chapel last Wednesday. As As- of conditioning and administrative placed in crowded rows in rooms increase mutual understanding Fulbright-Hays act: U.S. Gov- sistant Executive Director of the policy. The only legal excusa for which are filthy and overrun by between the people of the U. S. ernment Full Grants, and U.S. Greater Erie Anti-poverty Action not being prepared for and taking rats. There is no shower and the and other countries through the Government Travel Grants. Committee and former lay chap- exchange of persons, knowledge an exam Is a note from the in- working men often sleep in their A full award will provide a lain to migrants, Mr. Thompson and skills. firmary signed by the doctor. ragged clothing for warmth. grantee with tuition, mainte- has had much experience in deal- Most of the faculty finds it ex- Farmers in this area obtain mi- Candidates who wish to apply nance, round-trip transporta- ing with the people who travel from pedient to make exceptions to this grant labor through agents called for an award must be U. S. tion, health and accident Florida to New York State each and some students are bound to crew leaders. The crew leaders citizens at the time of appli- insurance and an incidental year to pick various vegetable and suffer. The primary difficulty, run an exploitive business, often cation, have a bachelor's allowance. In Ceylon, India, fruit crops in season. however , lies in the securement making $600-$700 per week in degree or its equivalent by Japan, Nepal, Norway, Poland, of these medical excuses. Anyone In his work Mr. Thompson deals comparison with the laborer's the beginning date of the grant, Portugal, the Republic of China, who has ever tried to get such primarily with the migrants in wage of $70 per week. The actual and, in most cases, be proficient and Turkey, a maintenance al- ; a note knows the odds he must the Union City, Edinboro, and wage of the migrant is much lower in the language of the host lowance will be provided for one overcome. Waterford areas who live under than the stated figure because country. Selections will be made or more accompanying depend- some of the "most deplorable con- he repidly goes in debt to his on the basis of academic and/ ents. ditions you have ever seen In your or professional record, the crew leader. A limited number of travel Doctor's Hours life." feasibility of the applicant's Leaders promise their em- grants is available to supplement proposed study plan and The migrant workers of this area ployees food, lodging, and bus maintenance and tuition scholar- The first difficulty arises from live far back In the farm country Ithe hours kept by the doctor. If transportation in exchange for crop ships granted to American away from highways and large pickings. As the gang of migrants students by universities, private ;you should take sick after 4 o'clock towns. In the past the small towns- tin the afternoon, you cannot see the begins to move North, the workers Traffic Committee donors and foreign governments. people have hated and feared the travel in hackneyed school buses. Because of the growing interest hdoctor until 9 o'clock the next migrants because they often creat- omorning. Assuming you are not Through careful planning the crew in inter-American studies, there ed disturbances and destruction on leader arrives on the job about Airs Controversy are grants available to a number i.sick enough to necessitate a night drunken sprees. cin the infirmary, you may be too two weeks earlier than the crop of countries in the American Formerly, the children of mi- :ill to do any effective studying will be ready. Since they have not Republics area in the fields of grants were not permitted to at- Over Enforcement l«during the night. A medical excuse yet received any wages, the history,- the social sciences, law, tend schools in these towns be- :1s obviously impossible if your migrant families are forced to buy The Student Traffic Committee the humanities and other suitable cause of their short residency :exam is at 8. And only the swiftest >od, cigarettes, and liquor from controversy brought out during fields. All applicants for these within the city limits (usually four >of athletes could rip out of an the crew leader at exorbitant the first ASG meeting continues grants must be proficient in the to eight weeks). Many migrant I 8 o'clock, zoom down to the health and stricter enforcement oftraf- spoken language of the country workers today have not progressed (Con't on page 4.) : center, be examined, and sent fice rules is expected, for which they apply, and should beyond the fifth grade of school, fback to a 9:20 ' exam, with or "Tan oasic problem Is the have an interest in the knowledge and there are ten-year-old child- ^without the requested note. difference between a right and of the American Republics area, ren in the camps who cannot even a privilege," stated *3ob Rice, Similarly, if one had classes specifically in the country or write their own names. Now steps Draft '67, chairman of the committee. countries for which they are a:all morning, he could not secure are being taken to remedy this By Larry Meysenburg, '69 "The college catalogue states applying. Applicants should be a a release from a one o'clock situation, but the greatest migrant Potential draftees are advised clearly that having a car on well Informed on the American t test without being confined to the problem is still lack of education. 1 i infirmary. Therefore, the time of another possible "out," ac- campus Is no a right, but a political and social scene. In the words of Mr. Thompson, 6 element seriously hinders a mod- cording to the Selective Service privilege. The $8.50 fee Is for There will also be opportuni- "The best way to motivate anyone e erately til student from being ex- System. Applications for the he privilege of keeping a car ties for teaching assistantships (to do anything about the migrant c cused from tests. November 18 and 19, 1966 ad- here. It doesn't reserve a parking in India and Italy for students situation) is to show him the con- place but just pays the $900 Still another angle of this prob- ministrations of the College: interested In teaching English ditions" under which migrants annual fee charged by the college S lem is the student who is coming Qualification Test are now as a foreign language; teaching live. "A depressed people, many available at local boards through- for leasing the lot." fellowships at universities in n down with something, the flu, for migrants have never had perman- I example. The day of the test, astu- out the country. According to Rice, Dean John Italy for the teaching of the ent homes; they live and die on Eligible students who intend Me Kean feels that there is a English language and English or, c dent may be genuinely miserable the road." A surprising number !b but again, not sick enough for to take this test should apply definite problem and wants American literature; and teach-" of migrant workers have college at once to the nearest Selective stricter Deforcement of traffic ing fellowships at universities I confinement in the infirmary. He degrees. r must take the test, possibly blow- Serice local board for an Ap- rules and feels that the com- in Sweden for the teaching of l ing it because of his present con- They have become migrants be- plication Card and a Bulletin mittee is being too lax in its American literature and/or p dition. The next day he may have cause of marriage problems or of Information for the test. duties such as ticketing and fines. civilization. t to stay in the infirmary. Why could alcoholism. Families are often Following Instructions in the "Nobody wants to obey us. Application forms and in- 's some option not be made to allow separated in the course of mi- Bulletin, the student should fill Since students run the committee, formation for students currently s such a student to retake the exam grancy. Migrant families who stay out his application and mail it nobody listens. If somebody gets enrolled in Allegheny College a at a later date? The Incipient together are often large and un- immediately in the envelope a ticket from the city police, may be obtained from Dr. Wayne |s stages of certain illnesses can be concerned about one another. A provided to SELECTIVE SER- they pay it. Here, they look at Merrick. The deadline tor filing a equally damaging to study skills VICE EXAMINING SECTION, it and laugh. Penalties such as applications is November 1. 1966. Educational Testing Service, holding back grades, refusing PEANUTS P.O. Box 988, Princeton, New to permit seniors to graduate if I'M TWINS TO VOU TAKE THE NUMBER OF Jersey 08540. Applications for and refusing to send out Drugs In Religion R6URE OUT MY EARNED RUNS AND MULTIPLY BV the test must be postmarked no transcripts will be more strictly WHAT ARE 1 NINE AND THEN DIVIDE W YOU D0IN6 PITCH \U6 RECORD later than midnight, October 21, enforced now that th° Ydminis- THE NUMBER OF INNIN6S PITCHED Subject Of Talk CHARLIE I FOR THIS YEAR.. 1966. tration has seen the light," BROWN; According to Educational warned Rice. A talk on "Psychedelic Drugs Testing Service, which prepares The minutes of the founding in Religion" will be presented and administers the College of the committee state that cars Monday evening, October 17, at Qualification Test for the Se- are to be left on campus and 8:30 p.m., in the South Lounge lective Service System, it wil) students should walk to classes. of the College Union. be greatly to the student's The parking lots around the The speaker will be Dr. advantage to file his application buildings are for faculty and Maurice C. Dlnberg, pathologist at once. staff members. However, stu- at the Oil City, Pennsylvania A FI6URE MUCH TOO By registering early, the stu- dents are permitted to drive hospital and President of the EMBARRA55IN£ TO MENTION' dent stands the best chance of from certain fraternity houses Venango County Unitarian Fel- being assigned to the test center which are considered off- lowship. he has chosen. Because of the campus. Discussion, following Dr. possibility that he may 1 >e as- As the situation is becoming Dinberg's talk, will be moderated signed tci either of the testing worse, it has been rumored that by the Rev. Mr. Neal W. Ferris, areas ' it is very important that commuters mighl 'ie ihfl •)''/ Minister of the Unitarian Church he list a center ami tenter ones allowed to drive to class. of Meadville. number for each date rin which There has been no confirmation The meeting is open to all he will be available. of this as yet. interested faculty and students. 4—The Allegheny Collegt Campus, October 14, 196S be noted, practically all extra- Letters... curricular cultural events are Carr Features scheduled. Those of us students vCon't from page 2.) most directly affected must cause them to wonder if all therefore strongly object to this the time and effort required change in policy, for which we Danish Film of them is really worth it. feel no realistic justification may Our sports teams represent be make. It is our hope that the Inequity of the present situation By Keith Miller, '67 us, not just its participants. If we, the student body of Allegheny will be realized and that all con- On Sunday, October 16, at 7:00 College, do not support our sideration necessary to its res- p.m. in Carr Hall the Danish teams, we do not deserve to have olution will be given in order film, "A Stranger Knocks," will the good teams or the magnifi- that the matter be more suit- be presented. Produced in 1963, cent personal efforts of its ably resolved in the very near the film has a running time of participants in their quest for future. 76 minutes. The movie was victory. Any person, to have a Signed quite respectfully by: directed by Johan Jacobson and well rounded education (and that starred Birgitte Federsplel and John Vanco, '67 is our purpose here at Allegheny) Peggy Mohns, '67 Preben Lerdorff Rye. At the should support our teams and Musicians, musicians everywhere and they have songs to Danish Film Festival the film won Jonathon Miller, '69 cheer Allegheny on either in C.J. Nelson, '69 sing. The Coffee House will open its season tomorrow in awards for Best Picture, Best victory or defeat. the C.U. John Smothers and Bill Bly, seen above at their Actress and Best Actor. Miss James Dearing, '69 Federspiel also won the Best Ac- Robert J. Godshaw »70 Linda Levens famed Carr Hall performance, will also perform at the tress of the Year in 1963 from Albert Kolff, '67 Coffee House. the Independent Film Importers R.L. Wisnewskl, '67 and Distributors of America. Murray B.C. Huselton, '67 Math Department The story is an adult drama of Neil Hart, '68 Thompson. a postwar love tragedy. A young To the Editor: Judy Sieck, '67 widow whose husband was tor- Martha Brick, '68 (Con't from page 3.) Schedules Movies tured and killed during the Re- The Administration has re- Bob Kimmick, '69 prices. Thus, the crew leader sistance by Hitler's Danish col- cently ruled that all college Josselyn Bebee, '67 makes a huge profit (in addition Several films which might be laborators, is living alone In a classroom buildings will be Susan Ramsey, '68 to his contracted bonus), while the oi interest to all math majors, beach cottage. She gives shelter closed to students and faculty at workers go so far into debt that or anyone wishing to become to a man who wanders in out 12:00 each night. While this ruling they often owe the leader money familiar with the broad outlines of a storm. Love is dramatical- has little effect on the majority ART'S at the end of the season. of so-called "modern" mathe- ly changed to hate and violence. of Allegheny students, it greatly RESTAURANT When telling what may be done matics, will have afternoon This film received much publicity inconveniences those persons to solve the migrant problem, showings in Carr Hall audito- over certain scenes and over the whose courses require the uti- Mr. Thompson said, "We need rium, in conjunction with a math Supreme Court's rulings on prior lization of studio facilities. Due people who have enough guts to seminar series. restraint and obscenity. The New to an increasingly heavy daytime leave a comfortable home life and At 4:00 p.m., on October 13, York Herald Tribune said, schedule, whereby the studios in who have a deep religious con- "Let Us Teach Guessing" begins "There is neither sensationalism Murray Hall are in nearly con- viction. We must approach the the series. After this rather nor prurience. On this case ob- stant use by regular classes, migrant with love and a pure sign different approach to the pro- scenity is in the eye of the be- the opportunity for their use by of friendliness. Any sign of ap- blems of establishing mathema- holder and clearly not in the mind individual students is limited to 966 Park Ave. prehension of fear will cause fear tical systems, "Mathematical of the creator." a few short hours in the evening, Open Sundays of exploitation in the migrant." Induction" will be shown, Nov. The New York Times wrote, the time at which, it must also The migrants need people 3, also at 4:00. The filmed "A genuinely adult film. It is 11:00-8:00 trained in finance to help them lecture "Challenging Conjec- a mature and deeply poignant manage their wages properly. The tures" is scheduled for viewing glimpse of life...(showing how) Featuring: migrant camps are poorly sup- on the afternoon of November the urges of the body may be Col. 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Mon.-S»t "who want so badly to learn." nesses which do effect their study- Largest Record These people must be educated. ing but which do not require con- 283 Chestnut St. Any students interested in sum- finement in the health center or The Cottage Dial 335-6257 Open Department mer work with migrants should which may necessitate this the 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. write to the New York State Grow- following day? Some thought must 5 p.m. - 8 p.m., ex. Sun. MAGNAVOX ers, and Producers Association, be given to the ever-present task TV and Stereo Phonos Homer, N. Y., and ask about of integrating student health and Migrant Child Care Centers. Other academic achievement. jobs may be available in the west- ALLEGHENY STUDENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME ern Pennsylvania area through Mr. I Thompson's committee in Erie or the Crawford County chairman, JOHNNIE'S DRIVE IN COLLEGE Mr. Alan Stone. ACADEMY STARTS FRI. COLUMBIA PICTURES^,« CARL FOREMAN, SAME FINE FOOD CLOTHES AS THE GRILL SHAPELY

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Reis Library Barb Wire The Theft Of Freedom By A. J. Katz By Larry Meysenbur;, '69 There is no truth to the per- "Voice of the Sacred Cow." Here Instead of concerning itself and has specified his desire to fact that any titles reserved in I sistant rumor that area veteri- Q.V. Uphold says, "Well durned with the non-existent "censor- the librarian. his office are kept there solely narians intern at Allegheny's buddy, it ain't no use deer hunting ship policy" of Reis library, the To illustrate the gravity of book because they replace books which health center. This rumor prob- if you ain't got no deer." Allegheny undergraduate body thefts, Mr. Benjamin cited fig- have been stolen repeatedly. i ably started when several The health center then, encour- should worry about its personal ures obtained in last June's li- While the majority of reserved ; students saw a cat being carried ages students to do as much as integrity! Such was the burden brary inventory. For the aca- volumes treat such topics as re- ' from the infirmary; however, possible to cure themselves, but of an interview with Mr. Phil- demic year 1965-66, 317 books cent surveys of sexual behavior, 1 further investigation disclosed of course in the Allegheny tra- lip Benjamin, Allegheny's Head were reported missing. Some of and other material which im- ; that the cat had been eating at dition, it goes further in its scope. Librarian. these were subsequently re- mature readers may seize upon Brooks Hall and had suffered a Realizing that undergraduates Queried about recent student turned, but the majority are still for "pornographic" content, a :.rare case of vitamin deficiency. will have occasion to deal with inquiries into Allegheny's "book unaccounted for. Over the aca- sprinkling of modern novels may ; It's a shame that the health cen- lncompetant medical service the censorship," Mr. Benjamin re- demic years 1964-65, and 1963- also be found among them. ; ter couldn't locate the trouble center often prescribes inade- plied that there is no such thing. 64, 186 volumes and 166 volumes, As an example of the incon- : fast enough because curing the quate pills or diagnoses a case There is no censorship policy respectively, were labeled "mis- venience thefts cause Allegheny's I animal would have provided a incorrectly to keep students of any kind. scholars, Mr. Benjamin spoke of , warm moment for the numerous sharp. Naturally, this condition Rather, the carelessness, or the difficulties recently en- . local cat fanciers. is regulated and if a student dishonesty, of members of the Al- countered by a professor of Eng- is too foolish or, in rare cases, legheny community makes it nec- lish. The professor sought to too sick to notice the mistake essary to remove selected titles obtain a certain well-known mod- Actually, it's a shame that the within a couple weeks, correc- from the stacks, and secure them ern novel for use in one of this infirmary had to have a rash of tive action is taken. Due in great within the head librarian's of- classes in contemporary litera- I unfavorable publicity at this time part to Project Self Help life fice. ture. Unfortunately, this novel : because it is now engaged in at Allegheny is almost as ex- Mr. Benjamin explained that is among those which have "dis- ; one of the most revolutionary citing as life in Saigon. some titles must be kept in his appeared" over the years. Since ; programs in the world. Thispro- office, and that a student must the title is currently out of print, i gram is an extension of the O-O make a special inquiry to the the library was unable to supply ; experiment or in other words, To a lesser extent the staff librarian on duty while withdraw- him with it in time for class- . it gives the student a chance to at Brooks Hall is working on a ing them, because these titles room use. ! gain competance in individual program stressing individual ini- have repeatedly disappeared • medical situations. Known as tiative also. This is more in- from shelves without being [ project Self Help, this policy is In response to a question con- volved in research to find edible checked out. . in line with what Q.V. Uphold, cerning book-purchasing policy, material in sea weed and in Such books as Henry Miller's ; executive vice-president at Mr. Benjamin said that usually starchy foods. It is hoped here "Nexus," "Plexus" and "Sex- : Darnestown Truss Company and only one volume of a given title that a student in the biology usi" "Sex Offenders," the Have- ! guest lecturer at many of the is purchased. However, because department might come up with lock Ellis series and certain : better colleges and universities, of special demand, and upon the something. Kinsey studies are prime tar- i advocates in his searing docu- request of a faculty member, Eventually, a Self Preser- gets for theft or "forgetfulness" Just some mutilated books. t mentary on higher education, duplicate copies of a single book vation Department will be created on the part of those who ne- may be purchased. No textbooks at Allegheny. However, until that glect to return them to Reis. sing." None of these volumes has been returned, and now they are are ever bought. time, a program is being set up As a direct result, steps have officially designated as "lost or Mr. Benjamin explained that Mead Inn in conjunction with the Red Cross. been taken to safeguard them by stolen." purchasing two copies of an edi- Also, it is planned that within the library staff. Many of these tion does not necessarily solve 625 Park Ave. five years Allegheny will have a potentail "thefts" are now kept Thus, since the start of 1963, the problem of thefts. It has been Meadville, Pa. director of physical health to on reserve. Although they are no fewer than 669 books have dis- the finding of the library staff Phone 3369064 complement the new director of listed in the card catelogue, in- appeared from Reis library. This that, should one copy disappear mental health. terested patrons are directed, figure, Mr. Benjamin noted, in- I cludes a sizeable number of ir- from the open stacks, the second via the appropriate reference is often soon to follow. The at- card, to the librarian's desk. replacable titles—editions which tempt to alleviate Reis' already All titles may be received upon are presently out of print, or over-crowded situation is an- request from the librarian on which cannot be obtained on the other consideration in determin- duty, after the patron has filled market. ing the number of copies pur- out the customary "call slip," Mr. Benjamin noted that for every theft, and for every care- chased. less act which results in the While "some of the missing FINE ITALIAN loss of a book, Reis' potential books are returned attheyear's- and for scholarly research is greatly end, by responsible persons—in- AMERICAN FOOD diminished. Also, the $580 spent cluding members of fraternities, on replacements, last year, could janitors, and dormitory maids," 28$ CHESTNUT STREET have been used to purchase new the great majority are not 's titles. In Mr. Benjamin's estimation, When queried about general li- the loss of these books repre- brary policies and procedure, sents a hardship for Allegheny's Mr. Benjamin first replied that entire academic community. Re- "In my twenty-five years as a search projects "bogged-down," librarian, there has been no cen- and a limited scope of general BATTERY 356 Baldwin 3350251 sorship of any kind (at Reis Li- resources for casual reading, OPERATED brary.)" He elaborated on the are illustrative.

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Although tlce if I deprived you of that tl By Phil Wolford, '69 The mid-afternoon-study-break- ;l crowd has departed; the I-just- a time, of course). the explanation squelched the warm glow of intellectual ful- - This reporter, however, was Yesterday the board of direc- can't-stand-Brooks- Hall - food spicy story angle, it was some- fillment that arises when you dig % crowd has not yet arrived for particularly pleased at this turn how more reassuring to have out the answers for yourself f" tors of the embryonic STUDENT of events. I once read that a EXPERIMENTAL THEATRE of dinner. my disillusionment dispelled. (to coin a phrase). You say you tf Enter an unobtrusive figure In sure way for a writer to catch They were learning lines for don't know how to find out? Allegheny College presented Its readers' Interest is to imply constitution and rationale to the trench coat and sunglasses. She V e forthcoming production of Tsk, tsk. What would the trustees ; pauses and peers about in search some sort of hanky panky (other- "Mary, Mary". (Or at least he think ? (This slight reprimand i College Union Board of Direc- wise known as sex, but It's safer tors. This new organization ini- of a familiar face. In the far was--she was giving him his is not directed at you, freshmen, tiated by David Else, Rlen Kev- corner are four intense-looking you aren't expected to know. It's a in erlng, Jay Mahanna, Dave Rice, individuals who are intensely a skill that comes automatically n and Marty Pearsall, who will looking at their bridge hands, with becoming a sophomore. Andi< comprise the Initial board, hopes while scrutinizing their partners sophomores, if it hasn't come to y to gain monetary support as well for some sort of sign. (Four you yet, don't worry. You i as theatre area from the CU. kicks In the right shin with didn't really want to spend all the left foot means, "Bid seven your time working anyways, did This Experimental Theatre spades.") you?) should revolutionize the concept Not feeling particularly in- Therefore, readers, just for of student theatre on the Alle- tense, the mysterious stranger the sake of clarity (and certainly gheny campus because for the is about to depart when...lo! In not to question your ingenuity), first time any student regardless the opposite corner she spies may I offer three alternative of his major field will have an not one, but two familiar faces. suggestions. Number one, you opportunity to write, direct, man- She slides over, sits down, and could read the play in Reis age or act in original dramasr whips out her unobtrusive note- Library or Brooks Hall or any i The Board will receive all pro- pad which she deftly conceals of a number of variously located I posals for student productions. beneath the table. This could refuges -from-the-cruelties-of- have been an extremely novel the-unenllghtened-world. Or, , Because there is little oppor- way of getting Information for a to write that word in paren- ;ues). My friends explained number two, you could live a i tunity for inexperienced but po- story had she not made the fatal theses—to safeguard the something of the plot and the little (albeit dangerously) and tentially good actors to take part mistake of smoking her pencil reputation of the Allegheny Free general mood of the play to me. venture forth to see the pro- In drama on an entirely extra- and taking notes with a cigarette. Press and all that). And if After reading it for myself, I duction in our very own playshop curricular basis, the Board feels Alas. This means that the fol- there's anything that this writer must agree with them that the sometime between October 19 and I that the implementation of such lowing account is based upon a (or this paper, even) could use, best word for "Mary, Mary" 23. Or, as a third choice, you an organization will fill two gaps rather faulty memory rather than It's a few readers. (For that Is "fun." There's nothing too could forget that I ever mentioned I in the field of drama at Alle- an actual blow-by-blow descrip- matter, the readers could use heavy or too serious about It. the subject and use this page gheny. First, it will provide ex- tion of the conversation which a few writers, but then that's It treats the foibles of a just- this side down to line the bottom perience for beginning actors in ensued. Have faith, however, that another matter entirely.) divorced couple, forced together of your bird cage. a relaxed and dynamic atmos- the significant details are ac- by none other than the tax man, phere. Second, seasoned actors Back to the issue. Where was As a representative of the curate. (You might as well I? Oh, yes—in the grill. To make with a touch that prickles a bit Allegheny Free Press, may I will have more opportunities to believe in something!) from time to time but remains experiment in progressive the- a long story as brief as possible, editorialize a trifle and urge Act 2 the conversation continued in witty and likeable. Onstage the iyou to choose the second al- atre In all aspects from direc- once-married Mary and Bob, ting to writing. At the table are the stranger, this vein until I (able to stand ternative. I think you could be who turns out to be me (after the suspense no longer and Tiffany (Bob's fiancee), and quite happy with your choice. all, who's stranger than I?), and remembering the immortal movie star Dirk Wlnstond con- According to the Board, stu- duct a veritable checker game dents interested In drama are the two familiar faces, who are words of our editor, "Never engaged in quite a conversation. be afraid to ask embarasslng with an ending that is predictable Swingline bound to benefit from the in- but satisfying all the same. creased facilities and opportuni- He: "Haven't you got a robe?" questions.") said, "What's ties and the general student body She: "What do you mean, haven't happening?" If you think Pm going to give will glean as much if not more I got a robe?'" I was more relieved than the whole plot away, forget It. from the increased amount of rel- He: "Well—do you think it's If you want to know what hap- | 11 Divide 30 by i atively mature dramatic presen- right for you to be sitting here and add 1 tations. in your night clothes?" She: "My night clothes ! Good What is th The present student theatre, Lord, you'd think it was a black answer i.e. the Studio theatre cannot, lace Bikinil Eight million times traditional (Answers according to the board, meet the you've seen me in pajamas!" below) present demand. They maintain He: "We were married then." that It is usually unavailable She: "Well, look at it this since It is used for classes and way. The divorce won't be excellence senior comp. productions. 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Friday Cross Country--Western Reserve—at Cleveland Mississippi $2.50 regular, or $3.00 choice Alpha Gamma Delta Formal Dance—David Mead By John Smothers, '68 reserved seats--on sale at the Inn--6:30 p.m. door or by mail from Tickets, ASG Meeting Alpha Xi Delta Pledge Dance--Sigma Alpha Ep- Beginning with the words: "For Box 326, 4C0 Comstock Avenue, silon House--8:00 p.m. Andrew Goodman, twenty; James Syracuse, New York. Saturday, Take note: There will be an Chaney, twenty-one; Michael Syracuse University vs. Pitts- ASG meeting Sunday Oct. 16, Saturday Soccer—Case—Home Schwerner, twenty-four," the burgh; Saturday night—live 1966, at 9:00 p.m. Football—Oberlln—at Oberlin reader of "Letters from Missis- dance. Alpha Chi Rho Freshman Women's Tea sippi" is quickly plunged into an Number Change Phi Kappa Psi Harvest Hop—8:30 p.m. alien world. In the summer of Workday 1964, six hundred fifty volunteers Take note: The telephone num-_ Sunday Film—"A Stranger Knocks" (Danish)--Carr went to Mississippi to establish ber of the Phi Delta Theta Frat- There will be a Foreign Stu- ernity house has been changed Hall—7:00 p.m. Freedom schools, help in the reg- dent Workday, on Saturday Octo- Third LF.C. Round Robin istration of Negro voters, and from that listed in the College ber 29. Interested student Directory. It is now 336-9097. further the cause of civil rights. workers or faculty please call Monday A.A.U.P. Meeting The book consists of letters writ- Jinnie Moulthrop - 336-9974 or Coffee House ten by the volunteers to their par- Sally Shaw - 336-9934. Tuesday Soccer- - Hiram— Home ents and friends, with a minimal There will be a Coffee House Phi Delta ThetaFreshman Women's Tea—7p.m. amount of connective exposition. Chimtor Music in the South Lounge of the Col- Mississippi today is different The concert of Chamber music, lege Union this Saturday, Oct. Wednesday Cross Country—Grove City—at Grove City from the world Faulkner wrote scheduled to be presented by 15, at 9 p.m. Various folk Playhouse Production—"Mary, Mary"—Play- about, having neon signs, flush the faculty of the Allegheny Col- singers from the student body shop—8:15 p.m. toilets, state police, and all the lege Department of music on Sun- will be featured. Admission Is other trappings of modern society. day October 16, 1966, has been free. Refreshments will be Thursday Playhouse Production—"Mary, Mary"--Play- Yet it is this modern society postponed. Mr. Robert Lynn of available. shop<- 8:15 p.m. clashing against unbelievable big- the music department has an- otry which gives the entire book Newman Club nounced that this program will Friday Soccer--Western Reserve—Cleveland a surrealistic quality. be given on Thursday November I.F.C. All-College Dance--Delta Tau Delta and There are a few happy mo- New Ideas lor organizing New- 27, 1966, in Carr Hall. Alpha Chi Rho Houses—8:30 to 12:00 ments...a drive which shows some man Club this year will mater- ialize Wednesday, October 19, signs of success...a promising stu- Spring Tour Pep Rally—Delt Parking Lot—10:00 p.m. dent learning of his heritage...the In the Alumni Lounge of Brooks Playhouse Production—"Mary, Mary"—Play- gratitude of people who at last see The Choir Is now making plans Hall. Discussion groups will in- shop— 8:15 p.m. that someone cares. But always for its 1967 Spring Tour. Alum- clude topics centering around the there are threats, arrests, beat- ni interested in the possibility Church and Church-world re- ings, and shootings. One volunteer of an appearance by the Choir lations brought to light by the wrote: "Yesterday while the Mis- of Allegheny College at recent Vatican Council. Moder- Lotze Explains NAACP Stand, sissippi River was being dragged their church, school, service ating discussion will be the new looking for the three missing civil club, etc., are invited to write club chaplain, Father Tito of St. Outlines Local Improvements rights workers, two bodies of Ne- to Henry Fox, Manager, or Dr. Brlgid's parish. He replaces Fa- groes were found--one cut in half W. S. Wright North, Director, ther Clci, also of St. Brigld's, By Rick Sturm, '68 and one without a head. Mississippi The Choir of Allegheny College who Is on assignment in Erie. Last week a notice was cir- housing, lowering the Negro un- is the only state where you can Meadville, Penna. 16335. Questions will be answered and culated on campus asking If the employment rate, and finding ex- drag a river any time and find all students are welcome. isting jobs for Negroes. (The faculty and administration were bodies you were not expecting." WARC Forum "satisfied that the racial prob- Meadville chapter of the It would be nice to think that lem in this country has been N.A.A.C.P. works closely with everyone will read this book, and WARC will present an open FOR THE BEST solved." The notice invited them the Mayor's Multi-Racial Com- hopefully, even decide to do some- forum on open dormitories at IN ALL MUSIC TASTES to join the local chapter of the mittee. thing for the good of his fellow 7 p.m. Saturday. It will be aired National Association for the Ad- Concerning the racial issue in man. In all likelihood, however, on Barry James' Open Campus vancement of Colored People the college community, the ques- the vast majority will continue to show. ! (N.A.A.C.P.) tion has been raised: Is Alle- go about in its tiny ruts, making Dr. Dieter Lotze, professor of gheny's admission policy preju- such matters as Will Joe Make : German, expressed an interest diced? 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Al's Clothes Shop 22 Park Avenue • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 205 CHESTNUT STREET 8_The Allegheny College Campus, October 14—1966 Allegheny Wins Gator land... Byers Standout In PAC Victory What's Happenin'? By Brian Ohst, '70 Senior co-captain Joe Byers, Oct 14 The Allegheny harriers open the cross country '67, booted two goals and Rick season at Cleveland, Ohio, as they face Western Voelker, '63, kicked a third to Reserve in a dual meet. Coach Schriefer wasn't lead Allegheny's soccer team too optimistic, and on that basis we have to to a 3-2 victory over John pick Western Reserve. Gators Lose To Tech Carroll in last Friday's season opener at Cleveland. Oct 15 The Allegheny football team should get back on the Also outstanding was sopho- winning trail this Saturday as they face Oberlin more goalie Jeff Reed, who mads at Oberlin. It seems we were wrong again last As Late Drive Fails 28 saves and thwarted the driving week, but so was Brooks Hall! Our choice... Blue Streaks' efforts to tie the the Gators! By George Robinette, 70 score late in the contest when Hopes for an unbeaten season plunged to the 3 and with 35 they repeatedly penetrated deep Oct 15 Sporting a 1-0 record thus far, the soccer team were crushed last Saturday at seconds remaining, quarter- into Gator territory. meets a tough Case Tech team. Case represents a Robertson Field, as the Gator back Ganey sneaked in for the With five minutes gone by in strong contender for the PAC title, as it does grldders were beaten 19-6 by a score. Steve Boax's kick for the the first quarter, Voelker, every year. With the strength and depth of the strong Carnegie Tech team. The extra point was wide to the left playing inside left, took a pass Gator soccer team, we can't help but win. Tech passing combination of and the quarter ended with the from left halfback B. C. Huselton, Quarterback Tom Hubka to wing- Gators trailing 13-6. dribbled i i uid scored to put Oct 18 Once again the booters face Hiram College here back Dick Bell accounted for two In a wild fourth quarter Tech the Gators ahead, 1-0. John at Robertson Field. The soccer team will be on of Techs touchdowns, and Hubka managed another score. Once Carroll's surprisingly strong of- the move so watch for a win. scored the other on a quarterback again Hubka and Bell connected fense came back to make it keeper play. Gator quarterback for a 9 yard touchdown play. 1-1 on a goal by Jack Strull, Oct 19 The cross country team travels again to Grove Mike Ganey also made an im- The try for the extra point failed but Byers, a 5'6" center forward, City to face Grove City College in a dual meet. provided AC with a comfortable pressive showing as he completed and Allegheny trailed by 13 Grove City is probably the toughest team the Gators two-point lead going into the 12 of 28 passes and gained points. A faultering Scoreboard will face all year. The winner...Grove City. considerable yardage on end clock showed plenty of time for final period. sweeps. Mental errors, penalties an Allegheny come from behind On his first score, Byers was season's record: right 1 wrong 2 and bad luck contributed to victory. Several times the assisted by inside right Bob Allegheny's poor showing. The Gators pushed the ball into Tech Appleyard, '69. His second shot Gators had 5 passes intercepted, territory only to have a pass on goal found its mark following several of which came in the intercepted near the goal line. a third period corner kick by Phi Psis Winners last quarter and halted last min- Ganey scrambled and ran beauti- Dave Patrick, '67. Sigs, Phi Delts, ute scoring drives. fully as the Tech line swarmed Allegheny, probably the In the first quarter, Tech over him repeatedly. Ganey con- smallest team in the President's In IFC Golf Match received Allegheny's kick-off but nected with Boughton and Dave Athletic Conference this year, Westerman several times in the couldn't move the ball against capitalized on its speed, ball The Phi Psis proved that it Phi Psis, Crows; last few minutes in a desperate a tough Gator defense. The control and shooting ability to takes team effort, as they cap- attempt to score. Boughton nearly Allegheny offense was contained defeat a foreign-oriented squad tured the I.F.C. Golf champion- hauled one in on the goal line equally well by the Tech defense, which was larger and stronger ship, in spite of the fact that but a Tech defender leaped des- Win In Football and as a result the score at the man-for-man. Teamwork male the Phi Gams recorded the two end of the first quarter was perately and deflected Ganey's the difference. pass. A broken Scoreboard clock lowest individual scores. Dick By John Bogniard, '69 0-0. Both the Gators and the Presently, the soccer squad's Schott (Phi Gam) shot a one over biggest problem is a lack of par 69 (32-37) to grab medalist Phi Psis vs. Theta Chi •**•' depth. Injuries could seriously honors. Schott's 69 is a new The I.F.C. football campaign i hurt AC's chances for winning I.F.C. record for lowest score got underway as the Phi Psissi the conference. Already, two key ever shot. Bob Crossland, Jim defeated the Theta Chis in over- • starters are temporarily out of Ackerly, and Dick Haller each time, after battling to a 6-61 action. Huselton suffered shot a 76, 78, and 78 respec- tie. Theta Chi scored first as* strained muscles and Jack Lewis tively, in giving Phi Kappa Psi Steve Smith passed to Jeff Ellas is sustained a severe sprain of his the title. Overall scores for the for the touchdown. The Phi Psis-5 left foot in action last week. tournment were above average rallied to tie the score as Ronjr In addition, the Gators find as ten golfers shot an 80 or Fernandes grabbed a pass from x themselves a little weak de- better. Rich McAffee for six points, i. fensively. Coach Hanson, The stands as a result of In theovertime period, the bigig however, is confident that the golf match are? difference in yardage came on r through hard work and more Phi Psi 19 another long bomb from McCaffeeiq experience under actual game Phi Gam 17 to Fernandes. conditions his halfbacks and full- Phi Delt 15 backs will develop into a SAE vs. Phi Gams formidable defensive unit. Delts 13 Theta Chi 11 SAE defeated Phi Gam ma Delta SCORE BY QUARTERS Sigs 9 by a score of 14-6. The first Allegheny 1 110-3 Chi Rhos 7 score came on an intercepted Steve Boax's kick for the extra point goes wide as several John Carroll... 1 0 0 1-2 Indies 5 pass by John McFadzean who Tech defenders apply the pressure. ran the ball back from the Phi Tartans w-?>e assessed 15 yard added a few minutes to the I Gam 20 yard line. A safety added penalties for roughing the kicker exciting finale, but the Gators two points on a bad snap from and for personal fouls in the could not take advantage and center. Bob Baldasare gave the rough opening period. Tech man- ended up on the short end of Phi Gams their first touchdown aged to score twice in the second a 19-6 score. The Gators travel on a neat running play. The quarter with Hubka figuring in to Oberlin this Saturday and will Phi Gams threatened late in the both tallies. Hubka hit Bell with attempt to bring a winning record game as they had a first down a 6 yard look-in pass for Tech's to the homecoming game with on the one yard line and failed first tally. The Techplacekicker Bethany. to score. The Sigs added a late managed his first extra point touchdown on a long pass from of the season and Tech led 7-0. Statistics Fred Shields to Larry Savage The Gators couldn't penetrate ALLEGHENY CAr.-KGlE TECH Phi Delts vs. Indies inside the Tech 30 yard line 13—First downs . 14 88- Yards sained rushing ... 176 despite som? fine running by 14!>—Yards eained passing ...... 14" Phi Delta Theta defeated the Mike Ganey. In the final minute 333—Total yards Gained ... 323 28— Parses attempted ... in independents 38-0. Pete of the first half, Tech again 12—Passes completed ... i? McCormick was the big man forj scored. Following an Allegheny 2- Passes had intercepted 0 0- Fumbles ...... 2 the Phi Delts as he scored three punt, Hubka completed 4 straight 0— Allegheny u ii .. it. ^ T.D. During the second half Jeff Boughton gathered in a Ganey Carnecie Tc(h Ii It pass and raced to the Tech 5 S( (HUM . Orman connected on three touch- LT- Bell f|.»s- li< II. nk.. . down passes, two to Bill yard line, the play covering 40 (kirkl yards. Halfback Pete Cowie IT Ituhka • rni John B- light, n slips thr^mh a Tech defender after grab- Orellana and one to Bill Morton. Cr It'll' MI. V .s- ••• II , A safety accounted for the final bino o p^' from quarlrrfcccR Mike Gnncy. two points.