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AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER Special Monnclt Issue Vol 103 No 14 Ohio Vesleyan University Delaware Ohio 43015 Price 25 Cents May 6 1970 1 i 1 j i LvLi I r 4 J OWU Policy Not Affected ff r tsa By Results Faculty Says A campus- wide referendum on the to all students faculty members ad- question of academic credit for ministrators and trustees The ques- ROTC and whether the University tions will read 1 should academic r v should take a stand on the Indo- credit be retained for AFROTC and aa rvt nt China war was to have begun to- 2 should the University take a posi- OA U day according to junior Peter Bur- tion against the war vA ling member of an ad hoc commit- According to Burling voters can JlJf tee set up to run the referendum check yes no or abstain on the IBM The vote will be taken by stu- cards Ballot boxes will be in each 1 V v J A S V dents faculty administrators and residence building and in various trustees The decision of an emer- buildings on the East campus gency faculty meeting last Thurs- Both sides of the arguments are day said the referendum would not represented on the ad hoc commit- i NyC be binding on University policy but tee Pro- ROTC and anti- ROTC fac- AA for votes Axj the faculty will take the results into tions wil be campaigning v A serious consideration in the referendum according to pr The meeting was called in reac- Burling tion to the student occupation of the Burling said the administration j I A A AFROTC building Wednesday tion and faculty are taking part in A A rA night the referendum by advising the IBM punch cards will be mailed on voting procedures APPROXIMATELY 300 students streamed request of student leaders to discuss student into the Memorial Union Building to attend demands concerning the Indo- China War last Thursdays emergency faculty meeting and the position of AFROTC on campus Safe Soliool rdinanoo The meeting was called by President Thomas For complete coverage of last weeks events E Wenzlau early Thursday morning at the see pages 10 and 11 Faces Gity oonoilmon Variety Show Sports vhafc By Jay Wuebbold far s Community and Intercollegiate Chapman charged that individuals Affairs Editor who were not students came into Support opposition and confusion Delaware Hayes High School and Highlight Weekend Insidi surrounds the controversial Safe disrupted classes Chapman feels School ordinance currently facing the proposal would prevent such 2- 3 pm Once Upon A Wesleyan This years Monnett Weekend history topic S locum 11 xAFROTC controversy splits cam fv Delaware city council actions will be highlighted by various art 3- 4 pm Artificial World art vpus See 10 A six- He admitted he was not aware Phillips Lounge opinion pages and ly month imprisonment andor displays n topic concerts a d sporting 3- 4 pm Student Government 11 for complete coverage 500 fine is the sentence for any- that the ordinance also included the events The following is a day by Phillips Auditorium one who assualts strikes threatens University in its jurisdiction day breakdown of each and 515- 615 pm Dinner Residence Halls AFROTC See event 730 and 9 pm Dolphin Show Editorial on page or menaces a teacher or instructor John Jeisel III Delaware city its planned starting time A Year Floats By 4 The ordinance also calls for a simi- councilman and lawyer said he was Pfeiffer Natatorium opposed to the measure He said THURSDAY 715 pm Senior Variety Show lar fine for anyone using improper H pm Dolphin Show A Year Edwards Gynasium Bishop athletes brace for indecent or obscene language to- its wording was ambiguous and Floats By Pfeiffer Natatorium 845 pm Mozarts Requiem a full impossible 5 ward teacher or instructor would be practically to FRIDAY Soloists Chorus Orchestra X Weekend schedule a Monnett also questioned the 7 Spring Gray Chapel The jurisdiction of the ordinance enforce Jeisel am 1130 pm Annual Reception v while Golfers capture second Art Show Art Hall and MUB 1030 pm- l am in is public constitutionality of the ordinance Residence Halls Residences X straight OC crown in both the Delaware S 10 pm Library Display Womens See pages am 1 said the reference to the Beeghly Library am Closing Hours for Dorms 16 19 schools and the University The or- Jeisel Womens Residences and for full sports com 10 a jn Forum Camus The Plague 3mentary dinance refers to the word univer- word university was included to Bernard Murchland professor ot 1 10 am Serenades cover all educational institutions in philosophy Gray Chapel Womens Residences sity seven times but does not spe- 30- 615 pm Banquets SUNDAY jxMozart Concert planned cifically name OWU the community MUB this Residents Halls and 9 am- lO am Student Y Breakfast proposed ordinance is the re- Temper of the times Jeisel 815 pm Symphonic Band MUB Saturday in Cray Chapel Se The Gray Chapel 1030 am Convocation Gray Chapel A page 2 sult of a letter from Robert Schultz said did not prompt the action 815 pm Senior Variety Show 12 noo- nll30 pm Annual Spring superintendent of D e 1 a w ar e city Rev George C Darling is one of Edwards Gymnasium Art Show Art Hall and MUB 9 pm Dolphin Show A Year schools to the city council the opposition leaders to the pro- Floats By Pfeiffer Natatorium Schultz said he asked for an ordi- posal He said the people are con- 1 am Dorm Closing Hours Womens Residences nance that would make the schools fused by the measure and are not SATURDAY safer He said similar ordinances aware of what is going on 7 am- 4 pm MUB Snack Bar Open have been implemented in Euclid There is a provision for students Memorial Union O cursing teachers but no mention is H am 5 pm Library Display O and Toledo Beeghly Library Councilman Dean Chapman told made for teachers cursing students 8 am- ll30 pm Annual Spring Art Darling said Show Art Hall and MUB the Transcript he would vote in favor 830 am Mortar Board Initiation of the ordinance Referring to the The Baptist minister also op- ODK Selection October Vietnam Moratorium he poses the ambiguity of the measure 9 am- lO am AFKOTC Awards Program Phillips A incidents have been carried too Auditorium said Continued on page 14 10 am- 1030 am- Angel Flight Drill v Performance Selby Field 10 am 12 noon President Reception 135 Oak Hill Avenue 1 130- 1230 Lunch Residence Halls Administration Bans Mace 1 pm Track vs Denison and Marietta Selby Field 1 pm Baseball vs Denison Littick Field 2 pm Lacrosse vs Denison Roy Rike Field While Investigation Is Held 2 pm- 4 pm Discussion Groups 2- 3 pm Women Liberation MUB Faculty Lounge Members of the administrative Studer said that the committee staff met last Friday and decided the will survey other colleges use of security officers would not carry Mace by campus security men He Mace for one week commencing that said the move by the administrative day according to Robert Meyer staff was prompted by the article in business affairs Fruiav Gray 10 vice- president for The Transcript last week stating Forum am investigation The Plaeue Bernard During that time an campus police were carrying Mace DISCUSSING THE ISSUES Wenzlau is will be made Murchland professor of philoso- President center of the effects of Mace despite an administrative order of consisting of Uni- Ohio Wesleyan University seen conferring with students Peter Burling left and Bob by a committee last spring phy Wenz- Wednesday Chapel Phillips 11 Stein right last Thursday morning in the OWU AFROTC versity President Thomas E At the conclusion of the study u Lisensky vicepr- esident Warren Hill and Milton Building About 100 students took over the AFROTC build- lau Robert P final decision will be made and re- am affairs Dean of Smith seminary interns will lead ing last Wednesday night to protest the United States in- for academic ported to WSCA or a committee Studer and Meyer the program volvement in Cambodia and Vietnam Men James thereof Meyer said Page 2 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT May 6 1970 i QUO Presets Mozart Frencl1 Gonoert This Saturday I I r The OWU Music Department will Beebe assistant professor of music present Mozarts Requiem Satur- mezzo- soprano James McDonald in- niuisuay uigiii day night at 845 in Gray Chapel as structor of music tenor and sopho- flLThe Shameless Old Lady will part of Monnett Weekend activities more Mike Frazier bass be presented by the fff at the Strand The Requiem will bring together A stranger was believed to have Theatre Thursday night The French the A Capella Choir orchestra and commissioned Mozart to write a film released in 1966 will be shown the Delaware community choir in requiem mass for an anonymous at 715 and 915 pm film concert for the first time The com- patron according to a biography of The taken from a short story CHELSEA S300 ALSO FROM 200 It munity choir includes several OWU Mozart Mozart began it late in his by Bertolt Brecht is directed by WEDDING RING 79 s MANS Rl NO IOO faculty members life and soon experienced faulting Rene Allio and stars French actress Detlev Anders assistant professor spells and failing health He died a Sylvie of music will conduct the concert month later leaving the basic The Shameless Old Lady is a which is in Latin text Anders a sketches to his student Sussmayr to comedy about a senior citizen for native German came to OWU this complete The first sections of the whom the generation gap does not A diamond ring year from San Francisco where he Requiem are those which were exist After her husbands death was a cellist in both the San Fran- finished before Mozarts death the Madame Bertha played by Sylvie to treasure forever cisco opera and symphony Introit the Kyrie and the choruses
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