VOL. Ill, No. 95 Over 3000 present as McCarthy accepts award
by Bob Scheuler hold that ·there is more intelligence on Last night, United States Senator campus than in the country as a whole, l·:ugene J. McCarthy was presented the on the average. It follows tlwt change first annual Notre Dame Senior Class should he the most orderly and come Fellow A ward. Senator McCarthy spoke about best on the campuses." before three thousand people in Stepan lie then turned to the draft saying, "In Center as part of the 120th Annual the draft. .. people have to make moral Washington Day 1-:xerdses. decisions every day on life ami the war in McCarthy's speech was entertaining Vietnam. This is not surprising since the and spiced with many humorous United Stales made moral decisions on comments. The St·nator co!liiiH.!nted on Germany after World War II at I he the general mood of America today and Nurcmhurg Trials." touched on some of his experiences that Senator McCarthy concluded hy John Mroz PhU McKenna reflect this mood. admonishing students to guide their lives with integrity, decency and especially willingness. "A willingness to take risks Poll shows 2-way race with your life, your person, your reputation." by Glen Corso 3.5% of the total vote, as opposed to Senator M~.-·Carthy's speech at Stepan The first campus wide straw poll, taken McKenna's .2%. Center culminated his busy, two-day stay by the 0/JSI:R Vh"R, shows a fairly tight The actual vote was taken by choosing at Notre Dame. Y cstcrday afternoon he race shaping up between John Mroz, and twenty people at random from each hall, held a news conference at the Center for Phil McKenna, with a large block of with the exception of Moreau, and St. Continuing Fducation and commented on students undecided. Joseph's. his stay. The results of the poll were extrapo Mroz 133 "This is my first time hack on campus lated so that each lwll received a weighted McKenna 100 since the campaign. I've been so busy I vote, according to the percentage of total Kendall 17 feel like a rented car, being left off here residents it holds. Apt 9 and picked up there. But I've enjoyed it The campus wide percentages were as McCartin 14 and I believe I will survive." follows: McHugh 9 The Senator's hectic pace was reflected Mroz 32.5% Welshman 9 in his late arrival at the press conference. McKenna 24.8% Others 15 This delay proved fortunate as the great Kendall 4.2% Undecirll"d 127 Sen. Eugene McCarthy array of television lights and equipment Apt 2.1% The poll did not include off-campus had blown a fuse. The delay permitted McCartin 1.5% students, for fear that a distorted picture "I have not been accepting many till' damage to he repaired and enabled Others 7.1% of their voting trend would come across. invitations recently," said McCarthy. "I the conference to proceed as planned. Undecided 27.8% The poll should accurately reflect the did not receive any invitations to the Commenting on Father Heshurgh's Although there is not a great spread in preferences, campus wide, though there Rcpuhlic<.~n wcll:oming parties in recent letter, Senator McCarthy said, "It's the percentages, Mroz captured every may be discrepancies within each hall. A W<.~shington," cxplaim•d the Minnc~ot<.~ quite all right for a college president to hall. except Morrissey, Fisher, Sorin, and cross check was run on the poll to senator. "And as for the Democr<.~tic lay down terms. As to whether it was Walsh. McKenna's greatest strength was in determine its accuracy. The tabulated farewell parties... well, I didn't get any of proper at this time at this campus, I have his own hall Morrissey. There he captured results from Dillon showed that the vote those cit her." some reservations." 7.5% of the total campus vote, compared was split down the middle, six to six, "The invitation from Notre Dame (Continued on page 2) to Mroz's .4%. Mroz's greatest strength with the other votes scattered. A second came at just the right moment," said was in Brcen-Phillips, where he captured poll taken the next day, showed an 8 to 7 Senator McCarthy, "and I was eager to vote in favor of Mroz. There was a come hack to Notre Dame," (alluding to corresponding drop in the number of the commencement speech he gave at SMC bill calls for Services those undecided. Notr~: Dame in 1967). Academic Affairs Commissioner.) St. The poll was also broken down into "I was happy to he the first Senior In a meeting of the St. Mary's Legisla Mary's commissioners arc now elected at classes, and some interesting results may Fellow instead of the l>atriot of the Year. ture last night, a resolution introduced by the same time as the Student Body be noted. In the upper classes Mroz takes I was afraid that if some of the past junior Beth Driscoll, calling for the estab President and Vice-President. about a third of the vote. lie picks up Under the proposal approved last night winners heard of my acceptance, they lishment of a Student Services Commis sharply in the freshman class. McKenna would turn in their citations." sion, was approved and will he presented the Student Services Organization runs even with him among the seniors and Senator McCarthy then turned to the before an all school convocation on Mon Dricctor could he given power to co-or juniors, but falls off among the sopho d inatc student service functions and stu Presidential Campaign of 1968. "I day, March 14. mores and drops sharply among the fresh- dent service organizations without the suffered some in the campaign hy public The Legislature's approval of her pro men. analysis of my character," he said. posal, however, is considered by Miss approval of the Student Body President SENIORS "l'olitics is an avocation and a Oriscoll to he "merely a recommenda as long as student services organization Mroz 32.4% vocation. Public office carries with it tion" to the student body referendum to policy and student government policy do McKenna 31.8% certain risks and responsibilities. Just as he held at the March 14 convocation. not conflict. Conflict would be resolved Kendall 3.0% firemen and policemen must take chances Miss Driscoll explained that "since the by the Student Assembly' Apt 0.0% as part of thrir jobs, I decided in 1968 to Student Government was abolished by Also provided in the legislation intro McCartin 3.2% take a chance in my profession," said rcorganizalional legislation last week, it duced by Miss Driscoll was a proposal for Others 4.4% Senator McCarthy. was decided that there would he a com a Student Services Comptroller who Undecided 25.3% Elaborating, he said, "At times, I felt missions board to co-ordinate St. Mary's would administer a budget separate from In the junior class, McKenna pulls like the ancient messengers who brought service commissions and their functions." the Student (;ovcrnment budget. ahead of Mroz for the only lime, among the had news. In those times, they were S ct. e d u ling problems and conflicts, It was also recommended that hoth the all categories listed. executed on the spot. Today, we arc co-operation with Notre Dame, and Student Services Organization and Stu (Continued on page 6) allowed a hit more time." general administration were given by Miss dent Covcrnment's budgets he approved •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Turning to the campuses, McCarthy Driscoll as reasons for establishing a by the Student Assembly. The Student • • said, "I am not going to mention how had Student Services Organization. Government budget is not currently sub • • Jhings arc on campus today." Heading the Student Services Organiza ject to this approval. : On the Inside... : McCarthy continued, "We generally tion would be a Student Services Organi Other recommendations made by the zation Director who would have as Legislature which will hl~ brought before • • On Vaciline's future members of her commission: the Student the student referendum of March 14 • --Thieman reviews two good • by Martin Graham Ocvclopmt·nt Commissioner, the Spiritual included one by Student Body Vice-Presi records, p. 5. Student publishers of the magazine Commissioner, the NSA Co-ordinator, the dent Sally Stroebel for the appointment Vaci/ine stated yesterday that they intend Social Commissioner, the Public Rela instead of election of the Student Body to write a letter to the Chairman of the tions Commissioner, (a newly created Secretary and Treasurer. -Kay Markle looks at the c.o., p. 5. Hoard of Trustees, Edmund A. Stephan in post), and the Academic Activities Com Also to he recommended to the Stu an attempt to bring charges against Uni missioner. dent Body is that the third student (the versity Executive Vicc-Pr~sident Rev. The Driscoll recommendation called Student Body President and Vice-Presi • -Don Hynes considers McCarthy, Edmund Joyce for his order to withold for the appointment of the Student Ser dent arc mt•rnbcrs hy virtue of their • p. 4. • the publishing of their magazine. These vices Organization Director and the Com offices) representative on the Student • • charges arc I he 1heft of property of a missioners by the Student Body President Affairs Council he elected hy the Student • • member of the University community President and the permanent members of Body and that the Academic Affairs • • : -NCAA tournament pairings, p. 8. : and the rcjertion of the editorial freedom her cabinet. (These permanent members Commissioner he elcctcci by the Student • • of studl·nt publications. include the four class presidents, the Body as its representative in academic • • (Continued 011 page 6) Student Body Vice-President, and the reform and curriculum change. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ·ruE OBSERVER PAGE 2 FRIDAY, MARCH!· 1CJ69 McCarthy presented Fellow A ward (Continued [rom page 1) than an open convention." Europeans were reassured to sec McCarthy was then asked to "I propose we haw a national that he isn't as bad as people ·THE WORLD TODAY comment on the recent heated Democratic Convention in said he was ten years ago," exchanges between Chicago's 1970," he said, "to sec if the McCarthy said. "At least he Mayor Daley and former Party has changed and to heal doesn't appear to be. I think it Vice-President Hubert H. ·- any wounds that have arisen." was a positive achievement. It Humphrey. Jury learns of Sirhan plea for death Senator McCArarthy then certainly was the appropriate ''I'm not very close to the turned to the Nixon place for Nixon to go on his first Mayor," said McCarthy. "I think LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The jury hearing the murder trial of administration. "I think they've trip, because we don't have any the basic rift in the Democratic Sirhan B. Sirhan learned for the first time yesterday that the done all right," hl' said. "Walter trou hie there." Party has surfaced. Hubert dcfendcnt tried to plead guilty last Friday and asked to be executed. Hickle responded to the crisis on Asked about his own political H umphrcy repudiated, in a During the incident last Friday, the jury of eight men and four the California oil leaks pretty future and any plans to run for sense, what he tacitly supported women was not in court. However, the record of Sirhan's outburst well. The cabinet generally is re-election in I 970, Senator (the beating of students) at the was read before the jury yesterday by chief defense counsel Grant pretty good." M<.:Carthy replied, "I don't know convention. Mayor Daley Cooper. The Senator said Nixon's visit what I'll do." represents the traditional tight Elaborating, he said, "Right Doopcr was given an opportunity to get the incident into the control of the convention rather to Europe was reassuring to now I don't know w hcther I'll record after deputy Dist. Atty. Lynn Compton, apparently Europeans. "I think the run or not. commiting a faux pas, asked Sirhan on cross examination about a statement he had made at that time to the judge. The statement was: "I killed Robert Kennedy willfully and premeditately and with 20 years of malice aforethought." At this point Cooper rose to object and said, "I think that should be put in context." Lawyers from both sides went to the bench and after a whispered conference with Judge Herbert V. Walker Cooper read into the record last Friday's incident. ~ ~ Cooper also asked Sirhan, who is 24, how old he would have been 20 years ago. Santa Fe "About 4 years old," Sirhan said. "I didn't even know what malice was." The court was adjourned until 9:30a.m. Friday. ~ ~ Earlier in the day Sirhan said, with a sheepish grin on his face and a detached air, that he had at least two gin drinks -tom collinscs-at the Ambassador Hotel late June 4 shortly before Kennedy was mortally wounded. SANTA FE RAILWAY Reformer fells of prison misconduct WASHINGTON (UPI) - While big-time mobsters were given will interview students at the private cells furnished with refrigerators and liquor, young prisoners were beaten, homosexually raped~~or even murdered-in Chicago's Cook County jail, a prison reformer told a Senate subcommittee yesterday. UNIVERSITY of NOTRE DAME Joseph R. Rowan, executive director of the John Howard Association of Illinois, a nonprofit organization concerned with improving prison conditions, testified before the juvenile delin Thursday, March 13, 1969 to review quency subcommittee, which is investigating alleged mistreatment of juvenile offenders. Rowan, who said many zoos had better standards than most correctional facilities for children, told of a study of the Cook CAREER OPPORTUNITIES County jail he completed more than a year ago. Since then, he said, "It's improved I 00 percent but we have 100 percent to go." His investigation disclosed that jail employees "were doing laundry for the syndicate people. There were refrigerators for the Santa Fe is a transportation company serving syndicate men. Whisky was brought in-1 0 pints at a time," Rowan the southwest by rail. truck and pipeline. said. We have substantial interests in oil. lumber. On the other hand, he testified, "one 14 year old boy was dry shaved, producing about 50 cuts, and later sexually attacked by foUJr uranium. coal. real estate and other adult offenders. Another young boy was repeatedly attacked enterprises. too. sexaully by various inmates and went into a catatonic state. He ended up in a mental hospital. If you would like more information about "One 18-year old youth was wrapped in a blanket, soaked with a career with Santa Fe where the only limit benzine and set afire. He died." to your future is your desire. ability and effort. arrange for an on-campus interview. Hippie connected with brotal slayings We want to talk with you. TRURO' Mass. (UPI) - A hippie type amateur taxidermist was ordered held without bail on murder charges yesterday in the mutilation deaths of two of four women whose bodies were found in shallow graves in this Cape Cod community. The hearts were missing Santa Fe offers career opportunities in: from the dismembered bodies. Accounting, Sales, Engineering (Mechanical, Even as police searched the scrub pine studded sandy wasteland Electrical, Civil, Metallurgical, Industrial). for any more bodies, Antone Costa, 24, a currently unemployed Transportation Management, Information Systems sometimes carpenter with a literary fondness for existentialist authors, was arraigned in nearby Provincetown, a summer artists' and Electronic Data-Processing, Market Research, mecca and hippie hangout. Purchasing and Inventory Control, Cost Analysis, After his court appearance which attracted an overflow crowd Personnel and Labor Relations, Public Relations, including a number of hippies, Costa was committed to Bridgewater Advertising and Real Estate Management. State Hospital for 35 days observation. A plea of innocent to two murder counts was entered on his behalf. We are looking for individuals with Bachelors Costa, short and slight, with mustache, sideburns and semi-mod and Masters degrees in: Accounting, Business hair style wearing "granny" glasses, was taken to the courthouse Administration, Transportation, Engineering, after Dist. Atty. Edmund S. Dinis disclosed grisly details in the case, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics and Liberal Arts. the most bizarre in New England since 13 women were murdered by the Boston Strangler between June 1962 to January 1964. Deserter sentenced by military court Schedule your interview with the University FT. DIX, N.J. (UPI) - A military court of officers yesterday Placement Office and ask for "You and Santa Fe." sentenced Spec. 4 Edwin C. Arnett to four years at hard labor in the a brochure featuring Santa Fe career opportunities. nation's first trial of a soldier deserting his Vietnam unit and seeking asylum in Sweden. Arnett, a baldish, 30 year old Army cook, paled and teetered as the seven man, one woman panel announced the sentence. It was his first show of emotion in the nine day trial. The sentence, arrived at in little more than an hour, included forfeiture of all pay, reduction to the lowest enlisted rank and a dishonorable discharge. Arnett told reporters after the sentencing he had not expected such a stiff penally but added. "You never can tell." The maximum sentence was five years. Arnett said that because of his conviction and sentence, he doubts that other American deserters in Sweden will return to this country L------1 to face charges. "I think now that nobody will return," he said. PAGE 3 FRIOAY, MARCH 7, Hl69 THE OBSERVER
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WILLIAM LUKING, Editor-in-Chief
FOUNDED NOVEMBER 3, 1966 NOTRE DAME, INDIANA Next up: Vaciline
Monday afternoon the Student Life constant contact with Hesburgh no matter Council overwhelmingly approved the final how far out of town he is, will sweetly two of three hall life bills in its first approve of resolutions from the endless significant action it has taken since its number of legislative bodies on campus so inception last fall. Unfortunately since long as they remain as inane and innocuous University President Rev. Theodore M. as they have in the past. The University Hesburgh has elected to forward the Ad ministration will move unilaterally, resolutions to the ad hoc committee of the outside the structures it has created of its NCW Tl-IAI W£'V~ CONJ='"tSC.m"E:.D Board of Trustees, the implementation of own hand, whenever it feels the issue ALL Tl-lESE: SnJI:>eNr MANUALS the bills will be delayed. Depending upon warrants its attention. \NHAT 1RE WE ~ONNA "DO wrn-l'cl'·f? the action of the committee, and they may No matter what law or interpretation is decide to wait for the full Board meeting used, Joyce has absolutely no right to halt 11111111111111111111111111111111111~11111111111111111111111111111111 later in the spring, the resolutions may not the binding of Vaciline. It had been be effective until next fall. dutifully approved by the Student Union We commend the Council for finally Board of Directors, which judged it at the Don Hynes approving the long-needed and long request of an SLC subcomn1ittee. Acting sought-after reforms of student life. on his own feelings, regardless of the However it took more than a semester of correct procedures already enacted, Joyce com mittce consideration and discussion simply stopped the booklet. The Knight before the Council acted. The delay was It is our opinion that Joyce's action is a 1111111111111111111,1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 entirely too long. perfect example of the "totalitarian It is a good indication, however, that the tactics" Hesburgh referred to in describing Eugene M\..-earthy's approach to politics has often reminded me of SLC can effect important changes. We the CIA-Dow sit-in. Ironically it was a Sutton Place matron attempting to unstop her toilet. She will only would only hope that in the future they act Hcsburgh's number two man who touch the plunger, distastefully, as a necessary evil for correcting the with more dispatch in their considerations. performed so dictatorially. Hcsburgh problem, and never associates the source of the clog the waste, as part of her own self. The plunging must be done though, and Such prompt action will be needed this should take a clue from his own latest McCarthy has held his nose, entered the fray, and done his best to week as the SLC considers the plight of letter and reprimand Joyce '·'as not correct the problem of politic by Bill Thieman I like every song on that first album absence encouraging, and sure enough, Wow. His songs arc easy ballads (he must Ever since 1 first noticed music (and ("Omaha", their first and last single, is in last week Mohy Grape '69 turned up at write them in a reverie of some sort) and first bought records) it has struck me that fact one of the lesser ones). For the the bookstore. he sings them like they were written good records seem to come in barrages: it better part of a year I waited impatiently The liner notes for the new album (by almost hauntingly. "I am Not Willing': was singles when I was in high school, for more Grape. Around last Easter, the producer Dave Rubenstein) formally and "What to Choose," his two songs on albums now. Rut it's always been the word filtered down that a new Grape renounce the commercialism that the new album, arc particularly same, a moh of good records that I want album was on the market: two records, characterized their first two albums noteworthy because they arc about the to buy but can't hope to afford and then Wow and Grape Jam (with Mike (Mohy Urar1e was one of the first albums only songs on Mohy (;rape '69 where the seven years of famine before another Bloomfield and AI Koopcr). Wow was a I remember to include a poster) and lyrics are intelligible. The ultimate battery of sounds is released and once major disappointment; Grape Jam is a promise "no more gimmicks, no more extension of the Grape concern with again I have to stretch my meager good jam, but it's not the tight 'sound hypes, .. nothing ever again but the sound rather than content is "Seeing," economy to buy as many as 1 possibly that is Grape. That was the last I heard of music . . ." Rubenstein's notes seem the last song on the album. The song (a can. There have been two of those major the Moby Grape till they appeared on sincere; whether or not they are, the good one even if Skip Spence did write it) barrages since the beginning of the school Jerry Lewis in the fall. There were only album is a return to, perhaps an leaps back and forth between an almost year: the first came around Thanksgiving four; Skip Spence (who some trivia improvement on the Moby Grape of choral ballad and raucous blues; but the (and starred the Beat/es and Beggars' experts may remember as the drummer Mohy Grape. strange thing is that, although there is lots 1/anquet ); more recently, since semester on Jefferson Airplane Takes o;n was no The G ra pc sound is a peculiar of singing, if there arc any lyrics at all 1 break it has been happening again (when 1 longer with the group. When I saw them phenomenon. Their instruments are good can only pick out skattcred words. But, think of some of the albums 1 could have live, Spence seemed completely (Mosley is a great bass and Jerry Miller· like Rubenstein says, they're interested in bought with the money 1 squandered on superfluous: he jumped around a lot, sang ~roved his guitaring on Grape Jam), but "music" and music doesn't necessarily charity food, clothing, and shelter ). This very little, and took occasional stabs at mstrumcnts arc not their essence. The need lyrics. I don't miss them on Mohy whole problem also makes it difficult to playing the guitar that usually hung Grape vocalize like nobody else I've ever Grape '69. . write record reviews, i.e. at this moment lifelessly on his grubby buckskins. Spence heard; they usc their voices as When the rumors circulated that there arc about six records vying for my wrote the few songs that I considered bad instruments. Lyrics arc almost incidental Sargeant Pep(le' was the Bcatlcs' last dubiously valued critical eye. At the same ("Motorcycle Irene" et al.); I found his to their songs. because their voices blend album together, that they were going time, I must cope with the fact that 1 like their separate ways, I considered it a great all of them, and I have liked all the loss to music. But if George Harrison's records I have reviewed this year. That is Wonderwa/1 Music is any indication of not to say that there aren't records 1 what they can do on their own, they can don't like (there arc lots), but whenever J break up any time they want. think about panning a record 1 can always I have always liked I Iarrison's song think of two others that 1 love. And my writing, from "Don't Bother Me" (Meet mother has always told me, "If you can't the 1/eat/es) to "Happiness is a Warm say anything nice about someone, don't Gun" (The Beatles). But George has way say anything at all." Morn, I'm going to outdone himself this time. For a while I say some nice things: and, dear reader, found his Indian thing a little tedious; because there arc SO many nice albums particularly on "Within You, Without I'm going to write about two of them. ' You' it seemed to lack conviction. I never hc11rd of Mohy (;rape before 1 Harrison has come a long way since he sat saw them with the Mamas and Papas in at the feet of Ravi Shankar, though. lie J unc, 196 7; as far as I was concerned, isn't imitating any more, and he has sifted they were the whole show. There were the Indian sound through his own five of them then and they all sang well. personality. his own genius, and come up H oh Mosley and l'ctcr Lewis sang with an all new crossbreed of music. beautifully and their harmonics were Harrison docs not play on the album incredibly good, the first fresh vocal (although I think I detect his voice on sound that I had heard since the Bcatlcs. 1 one or two of the scattered vocal bought their first album, Mohr (,'rape, passages). He merely wrot" it, arranged it, the next day and it has been in my top and produced it. !'heir arc eighteen three ever since. musicians on the album (eleven of them 'iBY'"'ii3i-i18'.''"' ,,, ·················································································· ·~ ~~:~~~:~~~~·~ :::~r:::~~~:~:::·~; ::;~~~> .. ~:~.~~~~::.''~:~'b:·~,;~,~~~:o~:~ :;:: lyrics. Their harmonics· defy analysis as The album could be called a Y W3Y 0 e COUrtrOOm t well as duplication. They seem to strike hodge-podge (but The Beat/es could be B f th ::;: me as off-key sometimes the first time 1 called a hodge-podge, too). There is an Dan Berrigan is the kind of person who would have caused an embarrassing ;:;: hear them, but they never arc. They seem amazing variety to the album; there arc says things like, "If the issue is the right amount of trouble. He speaks easily over ;:;: to be very high, but you can pick out low ragas and there arc chants; there is an one, one issue is enough, and will lead a the phone and outside people arc scaling ~~~~ voices if you listen hard. All four of them Indian honky tonk ("Drilling a Home" man to all the others," without sounding Alumni tower, readying for a mortar ;~;~ (Miller, Mosley, Don Stevenson, the and there is a country and western likl· a pseudo-radical who is over thirty attock en the Golden Dome. :;:; drummer, and Peter Lewis, rhythm) sing arrangement of "Silent Night" called ;:;: leads (at least they did when I saw them) "Cowboy Museum," and there is hut really wants At Cornell, where Berrigan lives now, and all arc capable of great background scattered hard rock. to he 21. He is a the students arc doing something that ;~;~ Jesuit priest and ;:;: vocals (they can make even oohs and aahs Wonderwa/1 Music is the soundtrack Berrigan likes. It's not as bizarre as a ;~;~ sound new). "from an unknown movie called he is well over napalm run on the local Selective Service thirty. His :;:; Moby Grape '69 is a fluctuating Wonderwa/1. It is brilliantly produced in office, but it has its own charm. It has to brother Phil was :;:; combination of country rock, rhythm stereo and it is a gas to listen to. There is do with digging around for the issue that the first Catholic' :;:;and blues and folk rock. Grape too much in it to analyze, and somehow I is the right one and the sufficient one, the priest jailed in lhl' :;:; country-rock is different from the old don't feel adequate in writing anything issue that can lead a man to all the others. ~;~; Spoonful country in that it results mostly about it at all. The album is an experience United States for How docs the university invest its a political ;~;~ from instrumentation and Jacks the nitty in itself and talking about it only detracts money? l'coplc want to know at Cornell, 1 ;:;: gritty country vocals of John Sebastian. from the experience. Experience it conviction. In how and where and does it preach October of 1967 Phil Berrigan protested community and social justice while ;~;~ That's no loss however, for Moby Grape yourself. the draft in his own inimitable way by participating' in its own brand of ;:;: have substituted their own vocal sound pouring blood over a filing cabinet full of exploitation? Docs it drain off the ;:;: with a result that, if comparisons must be Selective' Service records. resources of the community it inhabits ;:;; made, reminds me a little of the first The fo:towing May he and Dan and a and put very little back in? Is it making ;~;~ Buffalo Springfield album (though the few of their friends (presumably they arc life a bit more difficult for the people ;:;: Grape are more electric). There are three not the kind of people who have a lot of who have to live around it? The arrogance ;:;; of these songs on the new album: "Ain't friends) napalmed some other draft files. of power is not a new concept; the power ;~;~ That a Shame," "If you Can't Learn That got Phil six years in prison; Dan, of the university has gotten very great ;;:; From My Mistakes," and "Captian who has been at Cornell since 1965, can't and its arrogance is commensurate. Both :;;: Ncmo." In the rhythm and blues category leave the campus without court approval. the arrogance and the power have roots :;:~ we have two contenders. The leadoff song It is not an overwhelmingly pleasant way which arc basically economic. Basically. :;:; on the album "Ooh Mama Ooh", seems to live, but Dan takes the view that "the Find a couple of professors, said ~;~; to take its cue from the return to early . best way to come into the world is to Berrigan, a couple of professors who ;:;: rock that has stemmed from "Lady come in by the way of the courtroom. know where to find things and aren't :;:; Madonna" (it features a bass voice You might just as well be ready and on afraid of looking there and find a group ~;~; uttering classic expletives like dipdipdip the edge of jail these days because that is of students who like to be listened to ;:;: and ramalamadingdong). Trucking Man" where life and action arc." Limited because they have a sheaf of facts in their ;:;: is hard core rhythm and blues only movement perhaps, hut life and action hands, and sec what happens with the ;:;: slightly electrified, complete with Chuck just the same. officialdom that doesn't have the time to } Berry Chord progression, guitar lead, and Dan Berrigan docs not deal lightly with put up with protests for more than I 5 :;;; tinkling piano. "lloochic Man" is rhythm repression of any sort. He hates the minutes at a stJctch. Berrigan thinks it's :;:; and blues to an extent but is more like ghettoes and the draft and VietNam and the way to crack some of the concrete }. the strange hybrids that proliferated the Father llcshurgh's k'ttcr struck hint as a heads popuh1ting the administration; and ;~;;first album. The folk-rock songs arc Peter fascist sort of thing, really appealing to if it doesn't ttn'n' is always the option of ;:;: Lewis compositions and vocals· Lewis those who think (;corge Wallace has a lot going back to where the real life and ;~::wrote "Sitting By the Window"' on the going for him. It wasn't too intl'lligl·nt, action is, on the inside of a cell, looking }first album (probably their best song) and said Father Berrigan, SJ. If it had coml' out. :;:;''lie", one of the few saving graces on out anywhere hut at Notre Dame it PAGE 6 THE OBSERVER FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1969 SAVE! on New & Used Cars 'Vaciline' editors to write trustees 1969 GTO 400 cc H.D. 3sp., wide oval, radio, buckets, heater, custom (Continued from page 1) with no antecedent. Riehle Dame," Riehle said. had no authority in thi!• interior...... $2824 claims that students must be the After leaving Riehle's office situation. He told them that in Marty McNamara and Don agent for the infraction; but the McNamara and Hynes proceeded order to bring charges agains1t 1969 FIREBIRD Hynes, publishers of Vaciline, grammar is unclear and there are to the office of Rev. Theodore Joyce, they would have to write 350 cc, 3sp., wide ovals, radio, more indications throughout the Hesburgh CSC, President of the the Chairman of the University buckets, custom interior ... $2649 stated yesterday that they had presented these charges to Rev. manual that what are termed University, McNamara stated Board of Trustees. See DAN TUTKO (class of James Riehle, Dean of Students, 'University Rules' pertain to the that Hesburgh told them that he '67) at WELTER with the purpose of having him University community and not PONTIAC, 3:30 to closin process them. Riehle refused, just to students." however, on the grounds that he The second charge according Poll shows Mroz lead had no jurisdiction over a to McNamara is found under the (Continued [rom page 1) FRESHMEN 'RIVER-PARK member of the administration or first provision of the University JUNIORS -MISHAWAKA AVE, at 30th: any other non-student. publication policy in the Mroz 37.6% PHONE 288-8488 McNamara opposed Riehle's Student Manual. McNamara and Mroz 26.1% McKenna 11.1% Hynes contend that this charge McKenna 31.0% Kendall Winne;-;;{ 3Academy Awards! refusal by offering two reasons 1.8% why Riehle would have is also connected with this Kendall 7.0% Apt .9% authority in this matter. incident. Apt 4.1% McCartin 3.6% McNamara stated first that both McNamara stated that the McCartin .7% Others 4.4% charges are contained in the second reason he had for Others 11.1% Undecided 40.5% Student Manual and therefore expecting Riehle to process his Undecided 20.0% Primary emphasis must be come under Riehle's jurisdiction. charge was that "Riehle SOPHOMORES placed on the huge amoun~ of TECHNICO"'OR' PANAVISION' ~FROM WARIIIER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. When questioned about the maintained that a student can undecided votes among · the validity of these charges, only press charges against Mroz 29.3% freshmen. It may be that w·1ich Times: Mon-Fri 5:55 8:40 McNamara stated that Rule Five, another student. When he was McKenna 22.8% ever way they go, the entire class Sat, Sun 2:15, 5:20, 8:30 which guards against theft of confronted with an instance Kendall 3.7% will go. property, is a sentence fragment where he had processed and Apt 2.2% The poll of course cannot be signed a complaint by a student McCartin 5.2% claimed to be strictly precist~. against a faculty member, a St. Others 6.6% Since the time the poll was Mary's student, and a Undecided 30.2% taken, there may have been a non-student (Robert Narucki's trend among the undecided The large majority provided STUDENT complaint against the CIA towards one particular candJi by the freshmen class gives Mroz demonstrators), he shrugged it date. The only thing that may be ~he boost needed to put him off saying it was 'a special said with any accuracy, is that ahead. As pointed out, the two UNION circumstance.' He would not thus far it is not a runaway for elaborate on why it was a special men run almost even in the upper three classes, but the any candidate. Seemingly the circumstance." election will hinge on those that freshmen votes are the deciding CALENDAR Riehle stated however that he are undecided. processed Namcki's complaint factor. over to the Judicial Board 1 because it contained 'lames of Candidate Smith enters debate students as well as a faculty In a prepared statement to the greater diversification of member and a St. Mary's OBSERVER, SBP candidate mathematics courses," a student. Riehle then stated that Kevin Smith announced that he "broader range of Liberal ~.rts it was the Judicial Board's duty would join fellow candidates and Business courses," and the to forward the charges against Mike Kendall, John Mroz and opportunity for freshmen to the St. Mary's student to the St. Phil McKenna in a debate next begin immediately on their Friday, March 7 Mary's Judicial Board and the Sunday. desired majors. charges against the faculty "If the student body is He added that he would "like 8:30PM "Antigone" by Sophocles, O'Laughlin Auditorium, Saint expected to make a correct Mary's member to the organization to sec the initiation at Notre 8:30-1:00 PM Junior and Sophomore Class Party; Music: Cambridge 5; which is set up to handle these choice in this election," said Dame of a tri-mester system." Laurel Club, $3.00-$3.50 charges. Smith, "it is essential that they "I don't have any authority to be allowed to view the major SMC Dean's List Saturday, March 8 process charges against a candidates together." The SMC Dean's List was Notre Dame-Saint Mary's Theatre Hosts Theatre Day member of the administration or Smith said that the proposal posted by the Registrar last any other non-student of Notre for a debate was a "good one," week with 384 students or 30'}:, Sunday, March 9 _ adding that "it is only in the of the student body having a 7:00PM Studio II, Washington Hall clash of contending views that grade point average of 3.25 or the best ideas can he better. There are 12 straight "A" Monday, March 10 formulated." students this semester: Ann 3:30PM AFROTC Lecture Series-Library Auditorium and Lounge In an additional statement, Acker, Patricia Beall, Joan Smith suggested a few academic Donovan, Barbara Dowd, Gail Tuesday, March 11 changes. He proposed that "all Garvey, Mary Kennedy, Kath 7:00PM Studio II, Washington Hall non-major courses he conducted leen Lammers, Andrea Magazzu, on a pass/fail system," and that Barbara Murphy, Barbara Spa Wednesday, March 12 Philosophy/Theology kowski, Madge Tuthill, and 8:00PM Collegiate Jazz Festival Symposium, Center for Continu· requirements be reduced from Kathleen Walker. ing Education 24 to 12 hours. The senior class has 43% on For the freshman year in the Dean's List, the juniors 38%, particular, Smith suggested "a sophomores 34%. and the fresh men 15%. JAYS LOUNGE on US 31 tthU-ring PERSONS just across the border i ESSY UNDER 11 'I PERSSON :¥ CANNOTat ("J,A Woman") ADMITTED M ich iga n, serving yom fl I l_ ~-~ -. ------, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1969 'THE OBSERVER ------.----- PAGE 7 Fr. Hanley 'Speaks on objectors judgJIIl'nt of till' governJlll'nt Finally Hanley spoke on four a ~pe~:Jflc war, those whi~:h arc LAST by Ann Conway impinges upon lht• r;·ligious problems whkh remain to be unjust. Th1rd people should be interest of an individual," solved in rl'lation to an allowed to express dissent about The Jlumanistie Studies ll;mley slated, "then it should individual's religious views the way in which a war is waged; Department of St. Mary's last yield to that interest unless tht• conflicting with the vit·ws of his ard fourth, it is necessary to CHANCE night presented Father Dexter government inlt·rest is grave" as government. First, there is a introduce the right to protest Hanley, s J. of c;corgctown in the case of national security. need to define beliefs not illegally fought wars, or those University Law Centre speaking He praised those who renounce directly connected with an where all paths to peace have n .. T h c (' n sc ic n c io us violcnct• provided this is done organized religion or sect. not yet been explored. "There 0 0Objector: Evolution or without injury to the rights of Secondly, it is necessary that iss", according to Hanley, "a to PURCHASE your Revolution" as the third in its others. there be a place for objection to place . for. conscience to be SCRIPTO PEN at the N.D. Anniversary series of lectures. Board M N recogmzcddmthe wor!,d." • BOOKSTORE and receive a of llanlcywar andspoke theon thenature morality of reverses c amara eCISIOn c h ance on t I1e Polaroid government as seen from an The d,e c isio n in Marty resulted_ in a suggest~ Rhode Island, March 8 fournamen f' Duquesne (20-3) Maryland, March 13 • • Atlantic Coast Conference pa1r1ng s Davidson (25-2) Maryland, March 15 North Carolina State, March 8 Villanova (21-4) Princeton (19-6) Maryland, March 13 North Carolina State."March 8 St. John's (22-4) MIDEAST REGIONAL Louisville, March 20 Murray State (22-5) Southern Illinois, March 8 Marquette (22-4) Wisconsin, March 13 Kentucky (21-4) Miami (14-10) Wisconsin, March 15 Southern Illinois, March 8 Notre Dame (20-6) Wisconsin, March 13 Purdue (19-4) MIDWEST REGIONAL Louisville, March 22 Texas A&M (17-7) Texas Christian, March 8 Trinity (19-4) Kansas State, March 13 Missouri Valley Conference Dayton (20-6) Kansas State, March 15 Texas Christian, March 8 Colorado State (15-6) Kansas State, March 13 Big Eight Conference WEST REGIONAL Louisville, March 20 Brigham Young (16-11) New Mexico State, March 8 New Mexico State (23-3) UCLA, March 13 UCLA (24-0) Santa Clara (23-1) UCLA, March 15 Weber State (23-2) UCLA, March 13 New Mexico State, March 8 Seattle (19-7)