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PRESIDENT JNK* CLASS PRESIDENT Paul Ritchie 13© Vmce Heiberholt M5X George Hart 7$ FINANCIAL VICE PRESIDENT Al Dembac 139 JUNIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT David Tayloi MOX Dentin Van A.rsdale 530X Jane McNulty 111 Roie Gangie 236X Mike Gilmce 222 Anne Louise Paiheco 147X Mike Ba.ley 177 SENIOR CtASS PRESIDENT S Vi-OVORE CLASS PRESIDENT RRST VICE-PRESIDENT Ed Magan 49 John Timm 329 Bill OShaughnessv 151 Bill Jones 44 E.-l Delehanty 171X Ann Miles 87 Dennis Hone U6X Greg Huckaoee S1U SOPHOMOM VICE PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS ViCE PRESIDENT Dan Hogan l$JX SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT M^k Bellas* 140X I'-.I o Mooie 151 Greg Hershoir 270 Peie Schweda 601X
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Koaoffs for student body r«m t aldaroia'> "Margo and offic-ert are betflg beld today Me' opens tonight ID (ii'Bc from X a.m. to 4 p.m in the Hu-s.|| Theatre al X p m All Informal LouBge (Lower MM Hf oar dollar and ticket* COG). Let your student Gonzaga Bulletin •m being >..ld in Ad Hi and at (hf door tw Ion shin*lini> K u w r D m r D 1 represent GONZAGA UNIVERSITY SPOKANE WASHINGTON you-VOTF' Volume LXIl -No^be' 71-72 Spurs Tomorrow Night Arise Early Hawaiians Will Host The jangle of spurs and spiked headdresses distinguish the 30 new Spur electees, routed out of bed earl) Wednesday morning to begin their round of initiation activities Seventh Annual Luau The freshman girls chosen •!•> The Spokane KIKHII of the Cog will be transformed Saturdav next year s Spurs are Toni night into the Wonderful World ol Aloha for the Hawaiian Club s Valentine, Debbie Reynolds, seventh annual luau Paula Sullivan. Val Garner, Mar* Hannick Kau Calfie, Cliff Fukuda. general chairman predicts that this yew's luau will hi' the bigg* vet !h Peggy Pii, Patl> Bo>le. Debbie 500 people expected to Dewar, Patty Rose, Ann participate Dawn Kuhlman. in chaige of She I led >. Joy Maim- Helen t.ubbms s J Thej borrowed entertainment has provided fof Monoban. Ginnv Poindextei : money from AM.I which will he Hawaiian dancing and music Also: Patt> McCormick. icpaid on receipt of the ticket Thirtv member^ of lhe club under Kevan Doran, Peeaie Galluci, money The remaining funds were the direction ol Cherri Merr\ lit Zadra. Miebele Roe, Mary supplied bv the club itself have been practicing MBCC Quigley, Sue Cunningham. Meg Tickets are being Mild no* m Januar> lUTl in preparation for Johnson. Cindy Wall. Beth each dorrn and at dinner and their performance Saturday night Nickola. Gail Heck. Linda lunch in the Cog and Cataldo Perei, Peg Peters, Judy One thousand pound- of Adults ma) obtain tickets through Pieters, Marj Humphrey, and authentic Hawaiian food will be the Public Information Office Terrv Cook flown in from Hawaii bv I mted Prices are $2 50 lor students and Airlines The Inited shipment w.i- $.( 50 lor adults arranged bv Barbie Morrison 'Dimes' Bottle Food and flowers are Drive Boosted compliments of the parents in Hawaii Included in the menu will The glassy corner area be 'Pol". "Chicken Long Kite between the (acuity parking lot New Knights Kuiua Pig Hau Pi©"*, Until and the administration building Lorn i Salmon and Hawaiian has been designated as the Punch central collection point for the EEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHMH—Cathy Butch, a young and foolish high it hoof girl, screams and cavorts a* her favorit* song is sung during The decoration committee March of Dimes bottle drive. a .lumber party at "MargoV house. headed by Paula Acoba will Get Dousing Kevin Keeaan. co-chairman festoon the Cog with flowers and Thirty Gonzaga freshmen were for the project, said Tuesday posters from Hawaii A wall aroused at 5 30 a m yesterday to that students could begin handing constructed of corrugated accomodate a long-standing leaving their empty cases, Catalogue Ready tissue paper and illustrating a tradition Firecrackers and aluminum cans, and individual warrior head and the Hawaiian buckets of ice-cold water greeted bottles immediately. Islands promises to be the most the 1971 72 Intracollegiate So far, the drive has been spectacular display Knights disappointing, according to For Summer Term This event is sponsored bv the New members are Bob Keenao. Only about Sv cases of Timm, Frank Laird, Ed Catalogues are now available Monday June 14, in Russell Hawaiian Club in cooperation with bottles have been collected. Delehanty. Bob Blum, Dick for Gonzaga's Summer Session, Theatre, a process which its advisor, the Rev Francis These will be turned into local Powers. BUI O'Shaanhaesiy. indicated Norton. has been cut distributors for IS cents per according to Mr Lee Norton. Kick Vorak, Mike Watts, down to 20 minutes per person He case. Director of the Summer Session Robert Valdei. Dave The six-week session will begin added that registrations on that Keeoan said that the new Schullheid. Jim Hansen. John June 14. running through July 25 day are minimal since 80 per cent Philosopher For plan should awakea students to Bollaert. George Waldrel. Ed of the enrollees preregister the March of Dimes drive, and Norton pointed out that this Logae. Rick Clriag, Gary Sogn, The maximum academic load is be hoped that the convenient summer's faculty will include John Swenseid. Kenneth Tai, six credit hours except for those location will spark some about 80 members, of which 80 per Tuesday Lecture Wayae Ntshimara. Mike cent will be lay teachers and 20 persons who get special Maahall, Chris Dtrstiac, Bill enthusiasm for the potential of The Leo Robinson Memorial per cent Jesuits Hoping for a 5 permission from their department Murray. Joe U be ruga, Larry the endeavor. Lecture. 1971. will feature one of percent increase. Norton advisors Each class is held five Keiele. Bob Schroeader, Tim The Gonzaga program is also the world's most eminent predicted that the enrollment will days a week and lasts one and one- Darnell. Bob Smith. Greg coordinating local high schools Christian philosophers. Dr be between 800-900. which half hours, in order to condense a Scfaulu, Steve Olivet, and Dan in the effort, but response from Dietrich von Hildebrand, at 8 p m approximates the national semester's study into six weeks McHugh that sector has also been poor. in Hughes Auditorium next average of 40 percent of regular Courses will be offered in 19 When a significant number of Tuesday. March 30. student enrollment Of this subject areas The Knights will follow tradition bottles accumulates, the number, he said that probably 100- Norton mentioned a number of Dr Hildebrand's lecture, once again this evening when the empties will be hauled away. 200 will reside in campus dorms additions and improvements over sponsored by the Department of club's new members will be Volunteers will then be needed Meals will be served by Saga last summer's classes He Philosophy in cooperation with initiated The affair will take to sort bottles according to Foods in the Cog only. prefaced these by pointing out that The Western Humanities Forum, place during and after dinner in color. Ket-nan said. Registration takes place (Continued on Page 3, will be open to the public the COG Page 2 GONZAGA BULLETIN Fn., Mar 26. 1971 'Josie9 Dies; 51 Years at GU Services were held this week for Robtna J Goodie known around Gonzaga as ' Josie " Rev John J Goodie. SJ tar brother officiated at the funeral mass Thursday at St Aloysius Church Josie was bom in Belfast. Northern Ireland, aad was employed as a maid at Gonzaga for 51 years She had lived in Spokane for 52 years Recently. Josie worked in the Editor Ad building, primarily on the Marilyn Maxwell third floor, including the Managing Editor Now* Editor student chapel In prior years, Anne I.ouise Pachec Tom Miller she kept DeSmet Hall spotless Copy Editor Asoscieta Editor In addition to her many Rosemary Smid longtime friends around the Bill Burnett Businass and Advartitine; Dave Kauri Ttrr\ Keardon school. Josie is survived by a Photographers: Kichard Fletcher, Chris Hall. Rev Paul LeBlant. SJ sister Miss Margaret Goudie. Tun McWilhams. Mark Mullen. Jeff Wong Spokane Staff: Lynnae Johnson, Michael Kiely. Carolyn Ames, Bo Boudari Steve Bracy. Jim Chevedden, SJ Anne Davidson. Tom Dohertj, Elegy for Josie Joe Enckson, Sut r'rciUn. Sunny Fre>er. Bill Edmonds, Michael A greater vacuum is left behind Gaidos, Mark Gryxiec John Grobrm tor, Jim Hatgh. Bill Hewev Than that with which she Cindy Hinkelman. Greg Huckabee. Mary Hueber. Marj Hum cleaned the chapel phrey John Lena. SJ Patricia heith. Flip McDiarmid. Jim Her remnants remain McNally. Anne Miles. Bernie O'Brien. Richard O'Neil. Luis Palomino. Linda Perei. Cynthia Nomee. Itwk Smilh. S.J . Grec As inconspicuous as she was Sleeves. Path Straathul. Paul Vevik. her apron neatly folded '••-at'ttma "Mlt'T •fi'iiug'-c.' tisa »t"oc' ?•» ticapt o" hoi>a>m *n# Oj»:ng iitfn>«*'iiift And a pair of empty shoes M'-Mi *' Gor,i*g< Un.^'ni. W"»«n *<*a «d')«d by G U »tw*»nti unth •dtlw^l *nd unfilled forever, in a box. Ot,i.n*ii off,c« M EM- 70S Stnra i"«- Stxtkan*. *«i-..ngfor. 9*303 C«f»pwi rwl.ng Mdratt Bo> 100, Oonl*v* Uto,*am*t **»*• HO 3-3MM SutMc ••»•.<>•* 'At* »5 (*fK *•<* A closet, a smile and a stairway will never know again her hunched frame An empty room devoid of her foolish secrets and crippled laughter EpPaper CJip Who will laugh with her. at her, for her* by Tom Millar Who will speak again to the woman The film Daniel Berrtgan—The Holy Outlaw." was shown at whose spirit cleansed more than Washington State this week, according to the Daily Evergreen. her hand. Except maybe the Master BIEN SUR—R«v. John H. Tnyier, SJ., DIM of the Cohan* of Arts and The film consists of an interview with Father Berrtgan. a Jesuit Sciences, wilcomti Swiss Consul General Jean Studer and hit wifa to in whose home she worked"* the Cetaide, They had lunch at Genus* Wednesday. priest serving a prison sentence in Danbmy, Conn for burning Maybe she. a sweeping lady draft records with napalm in May. 1968 knew all too well, Following the showing, a panel discussion was held discussing that, in leaving unfilled a Swiss Consul General the nonviolent life and whether it is more just to break the law vacuum. than to keep it We are dust and unto dust we shall return. Mike kief el Lunches at Gonzaga Montana State Kxponent Editor Wayne Bingham narrowly Jim McNally B) Tom Milter escaped serious injury recently when a "mechanical pencil" tremendous responsibility." "Our welcome here was even largely because the world is anonymously placed on his desk exploded too perfect." declared Swiss ' changing at a fantastic speed ' Bingham said he saw the object lying on the desk and tried to Archaeologist Consul General Jean Studer. after Oil Spill lacideat cock it It explosed The pencil was actually a German-made a group of Hawanans performed He expressed eoafideaee la the an impromptu dance from the small missile projector younger generation, recalling the Due to Speak upcoming Luau recent oil spill in Saa Fraacuco The Consul General and his wife In front of the Studers' The Idaho Argonaut commented in an editorial last week that Dr Bernard V Bolhmer, were having lunch in the Captain's residence there, the beach was "most of the time the students don't know what they want " As adjunct Professor of Fine Arts at Room of the Catakio as part of threatened by the slick Student evidence, it pointed out a recent concert which presented Crow New York University's Institute of their brief visit to Gonzaga on volunteers, "in freezing water to Fine Arts, will speak on "Recent Wednesday Combining business and Friends of Distinction It lost about $4,860 their waists, " stood and shoveled Excavations in the Nile Valley" at with pleasure, the Studers are straw to soak up the oil. saving the On a budget questionnaire, however, students voted to increase 8 p.m. Thursday, April 1, in touring the Northwest, a favorite birds and beach, according to the Big Name Entertainment funding. The editorial asks, "Why Cheney Cowles Memorial area. Studer do students want to spend even more of their student fees on a Auditorium. West 2316 First "Much of the scenery reminds He termed their work traditionally losing proposition? Dr Bothmer also Vice-Director me of Switzerland," Studer said. 'wonderful'' and "fantastic " All for Collections and Curator of explaining that he and his wife had the while, girls fixed sandwiches Ancient Art at the Brooklyn driven from Missoula after and hot beverages for the workers, Coeducation will be inaugurated at Loras College in Dubuque. Museum, has done a great deal of spending several days at Sun he said Iowa, next year, according to The Lorian In making the archaeological work and study in Valley. The Consul General questioned decision, the Board of Regents there took into consideration Egypt, as Fulbnght Research Mr Studer's consul career has whether the young Swiss would projections for a decreased enrollment next year and the Fellow in Cairo, and as Field meant a variety of living environs have performed as well under the Director of the American San Francisco is "home" for now circumstances presence already of females in Loras classes. Research Center in Egypt. From This is his eighth year A tuition hike of $75 per semester was also announced. 1963-66 he headed the Mendes headquartered there Expedition conducted by NYU Prior to his present assignment. The Speculum of Idaho State reports that attorney William The lecture illustrated by color Mr. Studer served far 21 yean In 'Who's Where' Kuntsler spoke there last week. Also on tap recently was slides is sponsored by the Spokane the Far East, iacladiag Red China aad Vietnam Algiers was yet consumer rights activist Ralph Nader. In April, noted Society of the Archaeological Institute of America. another pre vioai pot I environmentalist Paul Erlich will speak, sponsored by the Switt Need Imports Now for Sale Speakers and Issues Committee. Turning to bis own country, the Intra collegiate Knights consul remarked that Switzerland President Greg Hubert announced A Student Activity Fee increase has been proposed at Xavier 'Spires' Sent is only about 16,000 square miles in Wednesday that this year's official size, yet has about six million University, Cincinnati, Ohio. The final decision on the step-up student directory, the "Who's To Printer inhabitants. "We produce just Where" will be available to will be made by the trustees, based on recommendations of the over half our basic needs." be students for the remainder of the Budget Committee. The Xavier News story indicated no student "Freedom" is the theme for this said. Imports make up the year. vote on the proposal. year's Spire* (yearbook), difference, paid for by exporting The directory is carreaUy being according to Jim Herbolich. precision instruments. toM hy Knights aad Spurs far M editor. This imbalance Is one reason cents in all the dorms, in the COG The Hornet of Delaware State College reports that dorm Herbolich said that the book is in that Swiss people sometimes leave aad Caiahte, and at the Public guards have been placed in residence hall lobbies. The Dean of Pasco now. at Piachel Yearbook their home country for greater Information office Students there explained the move by saying, "We feel that we Co.. and be expects that it will be opportunities, according to Hubert said. "The directory is should assume some responsibility for the safety of our made available to the students Studer essentially the same as last year's students." around May 3. "Specialization in careers starts with the exception of the pictures • • • • The 196-page annual will follow much later in Switzerland than in and a different color The lack of the same format as last year. the United states," Studer pictures constitutes the name A feature in the Spartan Dally discusses the pros and cons of a Assuming that a picture is worth a observed. In San Francisco, for "Who's Where" proposed new schedule. The idea, put forth by the academic vice- thousand words, copy wilt be held instance, he knows of one firm Hubert is concerned with the president at San Jose State College, calls for classes to begin to a minimum that looks to its Swiss engineers to publication of the directory and about the middle of September and conclude before Christmas. It Herbolich commented that he's pin down a general problem, then urges that the student activity fee glad the book is completed and he would eliminate cramming for finals and writing term papers relies on the American engineers proposed raise be accepted and forsees that next year's editor. to "specialize" for the solution. part of the money be used to during the vacation period, according to the Daily. Sound Tim McWilhams, will do a fine Shifting to today's young people. publish a picture and name familiar? job. Studer noted that they have "a directory. Catalogue Fn , Mar 26. 1971 GONZAGA BULLETIN Page 3 (Continued from page 1) one of the purposes and functions of the summer session is to experiment with innovative bulletin courses and techniques There will be more evening LJoord classes, making a total of 20 The Modern Language Department will offer, for the first time, a six credit intensive course m Mar 26Fn Margo and Me. Russell. 8 p.m Beginning German. French, and Spanish Also, second year Mar 27 Sat. Luau. Cog. 7:30 p.m Margo and Me. Russell. 8 p.m Spanish will be offered as an Mar 28 Sun Margo and Me, Russell, 8 p.m. intensive course Mar 30Tues Lecturer Walter Highberg from U.S There will be two new courses Weather Bureau. 10 a.m., Hughes Seattle Opera Company. Kennedy listed as Special Programs, 1.30 pm announced Norton A five day Robinson Memorial Lecture. Dietnch Institute on Behavior Modification Von Hildebrand, Hughes, 8 pm. 'June 21-26 i will employ a staff of Mar 31 Wed Pat Boone Family Show, Kennedy four from Gonzaga with the 815 p.m addition of Dr Ray Hasford Apr 1 Fn Easter Vaaction Begins Country Western Show by Wash State director of Counseling and Assn of the Blind. Kennedy Guidance at the University of California Santa Barbara, who will act as special consultant Two credits will be given for this class Dr Robert Carnker. assistant professor of history at Gonzaga. will offer a course entitled 'Mining and Forest Industries of the Northwest." This course will point out two unique features of the Inland Empire It will include field trips to major industries in the area, one of which will be the New Action Taken to Anaconda Mining Company in Montana Listed as a three credit course. this class will be limited to 20 Slow Theft Increase students At many colleges and universities across the country, there Norton pointed out that Gonzaga Summer Sessions is offering appears to be an increase in campus crime. Administrators are courses again for those high school responding—often to student urging—with new security students who have completed their measures junior year and can provide a Stanford University's crime rate has almost doubled in the letter or recommendation from past two years Harvard had $18,000 stolen from its freshmen their principal or counselor Courses offered in this program dormitories alone in only two months indicated Norton, are the basic From July-February. 1968. the University of Washington required courses in such subject DANCI—Th*M yovnf (and Nnwwhtl awwiMarad) Indians war* part reported 21 burglaries So far this year, for the comparable areas as mathematics. English, af tew aeon* at Kennedy Pavilion last wvakand during th« Indian Affairs Wooh. period, there have been 81. and theology Myles Anderson. Gonzaga's Vice-president for Student Life, Those interested in attending says, 'Stealing has increased to inordinate proportions " the upcoming Summer Session can pick up a catalogue in AD 208 What are the reasons for the nse to dorm is expensive, he History Society Initiates Eight 1 in the crime rate' The following explained, costing from $4 50 to Initiation ceremonies were held New members include Mary are often cited $6 50 per lock Sociology recently for eight new members of Kay Wheeler. William Bingham. —Students are more affluent. However a new program has the Xi Gamma chapter of Phi Joseph Enckson. Martin Pujolar. having more valuable property been initiated by a key Alpha Theta. an international Ed O'Shaughnessy. Michelle (appliances. TV's, stereos) manufacturing concern, whereby Prof Added historical honor society Hughes. Rozanne Finke. and —Social restrictions have been upon purchase of a set of keys, the Rev John F Doherty, S J . now Membership in the 50-year-old William Sweigert decreased or eliminated Students only blanks available for these an associate professor of sociology society demands at least 12 credit Father Anthony P Via, S J . are slaying out later at night, keys will be owned by the and Academic Vice President al hours of history with a grade point Academic Vice-president and when they and their property are a university This type of program the Aleneo de Manila University. of 30 or better, and the same chairman of the history better target for criminals would be quite helpful, Anderson will be on the Gonzaga faculty as average for two-thirds of the department, presided over the — Campuses are simply said visiting professor next year remaining curriculum initiation following the trends of rising Another form of action that Since earning his Ph D from crime in other segments of our would involve students is labeling Fordham University in 1963. -WWTw ff w Wl *WW WW W tTtfffTV W W WW" modern society. and inventorying of belongings Father Doherty has been on the In Catherine-Monica, two sets of Often, according to Anderson, faculty of the Ateoeo and has luggage, a bicycle, purses, keys, thefts are discovered too late to do published articles, monographs, and books have been reported any good, such as skis, which have and reviews both in the stolen, according to Mary been found missing in December. Philippines and the U S on Doherty, resident director but could have been stolen religion and sociology, the Forest fires burn Within the individual wings, anytime from June on population probelm. and numerous articles are missing, A protective step that is being contemporary Asia said Tern Schneider, resident investigated is an optional more than trees. assistant "Things like jeans, property insurance plan that sweaters, underwear—things that would be available at registration New Prof Due would be hard to identify as your for a minimal cost. own." "No university in the nation is in Few room thefts are reported a position to provide property there, however. Terri said that insurance for its students," Fr. Costello to sometimes residents do not lock Anderson said, and even their rooms, which provides easy homeowners insurance policies access to money and valuables usually have a substantial "This is the responsibility of the deductible, offering little help for Take Year Leave resident," Terri added. the typical student claim. Mr Blaine M Garvin, presently In DeSmet, there have been Anderson's plan would cover an instructor at the University of about 10 serious thefts of items property both on campus and at California at Berkeley, will such as stereos and cassettes, home for a twelve month period, replace the Rev Francis Costello. according to John Weber, resident He hopes to have a policy S. J., on the Political Science director available that will cover losses up Department faculty next year "The problem is that the keys to $2,000 a year, yet have a Mr. Garvin was at Gonzaga are very easy to copy, and a lot of premium of between seven and ten recently for two days, meeting people have masters," be said dollars. faculty and students. He is a Also, some kids have kept the keys So, does Gonzaga have a graduate of Swarthmore College to their last year's room. "It's problem? Yes. But is it an (Pennsylvania i, earning a B A in pretty easy to get into the rooms." abnormally intense one? Probably political science in 1965. He was To combat complaints, and to not. Yet observers are also admitted to Phi Beta Kappa prevent thefts as much as disappointed that Gonzaga is while at Swarthmore. possible, Dr. Anderson has taken "with the trend." As an NDEA scholar to several steps. Individual students suffer Berkeley, Garvin received a MA First of all, he said, this year all losses. But the really big loser is degree in 1966, and is presently a violators, are prosecuted. community spirit. A continued Ph. D. candidate The key problem is a serious one increase in the theft problem will Father Costello will be on too, he added. He is hopeful that a result in the loss of trust and sabbatical leave next year in "re-keying plan" can be worked openness that has stamped Florence, Italy, and Australia, and out in the near future, like nt/t Gomega 35 not necessarily "with will return to Gonzaga for the year. Switching locks from dorm *hetrend " following academic year. A| •jfcj*--*--'--fc-'-A--'fc-*--*-jfc-fc**^A ** Page 4 GONZAGA BULLETIN Fri . M»r. 26. 1971 * \ CMVT UtTOTnHP k«W TAESfL PfcOfU CHOOSE. -TO t-IVE. rVCKE...."
'Woe is Me,9 Said the Private University By Bill As reported in the Feb 19 0 E O ' The Washington Post Batletm. a proposal for combating reported on Dec 26, 1970. that the the financial woes of private O. E. 0 was setting up an institutions of higher learning is experimental situation using the now before the Washington State plan (covered in the May 13. 1970 legislature Senate Bill 419 would Washington Stan in target allow for a tuition supplement of geographical areas, and that the $100 per student to Washington OE.O would rely largely on residents proposed controls developed with Some consider the measure as OE.O funding by education critic necessary in preventing private Christopher S Jencks and his schools from collapsing colleagues at the Center for the financially and unleashing their Study of Public Policy '' students on the government One control would even schools, which would mean prohibit private schools from increased taxation to support charging tuition above the value of those extra students In other the government vouchers, thus words, near total government taking fiscal control of the financing of certain students in operating budgets of participating state schools ' in case of private schools'' i Reed Benson and collapse i will be avoided by Robert Lee, "Federal Funds As partial government financing of Radical Bait." Review ef the private school attendees, which News. March 10. 1971, p 41) would eventually lead to near total Yale Plan government subsidy of those The concept of government's big students anyway It's like brotherly gua ran tee of aa combating racism with the Black education for everyone has Panthers widespread support, but even the Editorials The tuition supplement plan question arises as to whether that would also institute the following should include a college education "Freedom of the press is nor an and itseK. but a inequality families needing more Another proposal, not necessarily than $100 to send a son or daughter moans to a free society " governmental, is the "Yale Plan." Justice Felix Frankfurter to college would still have to share a "tuitiondeferment plan whereby the burden of any increased a student can defer up to $800 of taxation due to the bill, and part of tuition and room and board cost, their tax money would go to and pay it back on a percentage of Are Students Ready For Change students who do not need the extra earnings basis over a 35-year It's finally happened A proposed "co-ed* tco-residential 1 $100 anyway, as the bill grants the period" (John Guernsey. "Higher Though plans for a Jesuit money outright to all resident Education Free Ride' dorm on campus. The deans of students are in favor, the trustees college in Spokane Falls were students It helps many who don't Increasingly Under Scrutiny," the and administration are willing to try it. and the students, as at made in the summer of 1882, no need it and doesn't help many who Sunday Oregonjan Forum. Feb 14. most other campuses, are all for it. Aren't they' definite action was taken until do 1971. pFl< The co-ed dorm is a unique experience in experimental living July of 1883. when the contract for Voucher system Whatever the case may be. "It the making of bricks on the college Another suggestion towards is hardly lack of due process for Men and women are able to associate with each other not only at property was awarded. The diversity of schooling is the the government to regulate that their dating best (often a show), but most of the time, giving construction of the foundation was voucher system, in which "The which is subsidizes" i Supreme them the opportunity to really get to know each other. Platonic arranged later. voucher, equal in value to the Court. Wickard vs. Filbarn. 1942). relationships are the rule. Sexual relationships exist, but if that's The outside structure of the current per pupil expenditure of and governmental regulation of what you want, it can easily be had on campus without co-ed college was finished and covered local public schools, could then be education leaves no room for dorms, as many Gonzagans are well aware before the end of October, 1884 It taken to any private school and diversity or freedom of choice was the first solid brick building in thereafter be presented by the Increased social pressures (girls, have proved to "tone down" Spokane school to the local government for the men while allowing the men and women to develop reimbursement" f George meaningful and understanding relationships From April 21 to May 2.1900. the Schuyler. "Why Not Vouchers For Letters Catherine-Monica is the proposed "co-ed" dorm, approved by original Gonzaga College, a three- Private Schools? Review of the story brick building weighing two News, July 8. 1970. p 331 the trustees. In actuality, two dorms joined by a common lunge, and one-half million pounds, was Some advantages to the voucher it is seen as a first step toward co-ed living. Any student not moved one hundred seventy-five plan would be: mure freedom of wishing to live in this situation has a choice of seven men's feet east from the first site and choice in the selection of a school, dorms and four women's dorms. turned at an angle of forty-five more direct responsibility on the With all the apparent advantages, how are Gonzagans reacting degrees to face west The part of teachers and school remarkable feat was officials to the students and their to the proposal'' The men don't seem to be interested. Some accomplished by horses which families, not so indirectly through women of Catherine-Monica expressed themselves at a recent pulled the building on rollers On the governmental bureaucracy dorm meeting. "They'll tear up the dorm." "I'll lose my room," arrival at the new site the Hopefully the quality of private building was set upon a new schools would improve, as they Editor. and "They'll play golf and baseball in the halls" were the mature A recent letter from home was reactions. The most ridiculous fear of all was that the men would foundation which included a full would compete for vouchers basement. partly by trying to offer better posted with a stamp inscribed, in actually sneak across the lounge at night to raid the girls' rooms. schooling than their competitors. gratitude to you. Represented is a What for? And why the crisis over merely sharing a lounge? stone engraving with two arms Toe first DeSmet Medal of Imposed conditions The administration is making an attempt to help the social Gonzaga was awarded to James However, a major problem with crossed and closed tightly, like two people embracing when seen development of the students. The only question—are the GU boys Aloysius Walsh. this system would be the extent of A typhoid epidemic at Gonzaga. governmental controls in the from the side. and girls ready? The inscription reads: Neustra in April of 1906, tookth e lives of at determination of conditions least six students. School was schools would have to meet for gratitud al mundo por su ayuda TMVY moral y material en la catastrofe closed for the year to prevent vouchers reimbursement. further sickness. Goller Hall It would be appropriate here to de Ancash 31 • v-70 Our gratitude to Bottle Drive Needs Boost the world for the moral and (which burned during Easter return to the basic problem of the vacation last year) was erected as discussion, to see the reason for material support in the Ancash For about a month now, a few Gonzaga students have been catastrophe." an infirmary to prevent as far as this apprehension The difficulty attempting to spark an interest in a campus March of Dimes possible a repetition of the lies not in providing for schools When I realized, during the summer, the concern that the drive. Their approach has not been the ordinary door-to-door tragedy. It was occupied on Feb much cheaper than the private 11,1907. ones (slate schools do that for Peruvian mishap was causing in campaign. AH they ask for is empty bottles. Portland where I was at the time, Originally a plan was conceived whereby bottles would be students, though not necessarily Evening classes in commercial for the taxpayers), but rather for I felt moved and closer to all collected on a dorm basis. This didn't work as expected—can you Americans for this manifestation subjects were begun at Gonzaga maintaining diversity and expect two or three individuals to spend innumerable hours each College on Sept. 5. 1906. This was therefore greater freedom of of human concern I'm glad I read that postage weekend hauling away empties when they don't even have a the origin of the School of Business choice in education. This must and Economics. In September. exclude the total govermental stamp for it prompted me to truck to work with? manifest a gratitude that I had felt A new collection point has now been approved. Students simply 1921, the latter was formally control of all schools. established as a school in the The possibility of governmental hud had neglected to express. have to carry empty cases or individual bottles to the corner By the way, the U tie of the University Five members, one control of private schools by between the Ad building and the faculty parking lot and leave Jesuit and four laymen, formed means of imposed conditions for engraving is "Tight Embrace" and it constitutes an Italian work them. Volunteers will still do the work- the first faculty. Classes were voucher elegibility is not remote: conducted on Monday, it has been recommended to and of art in stone made in Sechin- Let's get behind this worthwhile project and raise some money c. >ma, Peru. for the March of Dimes. Wednesday, and Friday evenings supported by the Federal Office of from the first week in October Economic Opportunity (the Sincerely, Luis Palomino TM until the last week in May. By Mark Casey Fri , Mar 26, 1971 GONZAGA 8UUETIN Page 5 Volunteer Army Question Examined "Do you want another serve his country at a certain the pay for both regular taxpayers wouldn t stand for volunteers An all-volunteer Lieutenant Calley'1" age is a moral one which enlistees and the officers to it force would change the kind of Major Paul James of the changes as the attitudes of the levels that are comparable to Some of the other commonly men in these positions To Gonzaga ROTC Department people change In Hess and civilian jobs, -increase raised objections are think that foreign adventures was commenting on a proposed Reeves book they argue: If a recruiting substantially; -The all-volunteer force will would be increased or that the all-volunteer armed force He state must resort to force make the reserve system more lack the flexibility to expand military would become as elite went on to say; against its own citizens in extensive and attractive, rapidly in times of sudden corps seems unwarranted "Do you want an army of order to defend itself, that maintain a standby draft that crisis. After all. whether it ts by draft professional killers recruited state can by definition no cound only be implemented —An all-volunteer force will or volunteensm that we man from the poor and undesirables longer be libertarian or with both presidential and undermine patriotism by our military forces, they are in our society9" democratic in the sense that congressional consent weakening the traditional generally the same kind of The possibility of an all- those words hold in the Under the present pay belief that each citizen has a men volunteer armed force has American constituional system an enlistee receives a moral responsibility to serve Success of Similar Systems received much attention tradition ' yearly wage of S2.776, with his country. Volunteensm has worked lately President Nixon The government does not additional compensation the —An a 11-volunteer force well in both Canada and Great appointed the Gates now oblige every man to serve total reaches $3,251 That is would stimulate foreign Britain in recent years Commission to study the his country and it wilt be only 63 per cent of what he military adventures, foster an possibilities and practicability assumed, as the Gates would earn in his first vear of irresponsible foreign policy. Neither of these countries has of such a move in the military and lessen civilian concern been involved in any serious Its report, which was published about the military in general conflicts for several years The in the summer of 1970. called -The force will be less officer elite has been the real for immediate enactment by effective because highly cause of military take-over in Congress of such a system. qualified youth will not be the smaller countries, not an Since then, many people have likely to pursue military all volunteer force taken stands for and against careers the issue With our history of The reserves serve two main The proponents of an all- volunteensm and the rising functions first, to supplement volunteer armed force point to disenchantment of the counli v the active-duty forces as the historical background ot over the military today, it needed, second, to help the I m ted Sla tes and to mtlei only logical that we maintain domestic peace and examples of Volunteer forces make a serious re-evaluation assist in time of civil disaster in countries comparable to the of the present s> stem This June. Congress will U.S. Surveys show that as many have the opportunity to make J Reassessment of Priorities as 75 percent of all enlisted change Congress can do In a preface to Karl Hess and men in the initial reserves are whatever it wishes with the Thomas Reeve's book. The there to avoid the draft To draft, extend in another two End of the Draft. Senator Mark increase the number of years as it is now. extend it Hatfield
3 1 Another Day Paul McCartney By Larry Dait Oh Woman Oh Why Carly Simon may be the largest 1 2 Pu&hbike Song Mixtures 2 3 What U Life Apple Senilis George Harrison sensation m a world of music 31 4 Lucky Man Emerson Lake & Palmer which does not abound in female 5 5 Ue and Bobby McGee Jams Joplin vocalists Nevertheless, she 6 6 For All We Know Carpenters seems to be on her way to making Don't Be Afraid her name as common as that of Matthews Southern Comfort 12 7 Woodstock Diana Ross 19 8 Wild World Cat Stevens 7 9 Hey Tonight Seen the Rain Creedence Clearwater 4 10 Free Revival Carly Simon experienced a Chicago diversity of musical styles during Whales and Nightingales, Judy The record isn't a total 13 11 Cherish What Is Dear to You Freda Payne her childhood which helped to Collins i EKS 750101 wasteland. though Dominic 15 12 On Como Ve Santana shape her career Her first album "Whales and Nightingales.'' like Behan's anti-war ballad The 17 13 What's Going On Marvin Gave for Elektra-a long time dream most of Judy Collins' albums, isn't Patriot Game" is performed with 25 14 On eToke Over th elane Brewer i Shipley Gordon Lightioot finally realized is entitled Carly terribly awful, but then again it simple clarity and inconspicuous 11 15 If You Could Read My Mind 9 16 Sunny Skies, Country Roads James Taylor Si—an Its sounds and styles are as isn't overly impressive, either instrumentation A fine job is done 18 17 Southern Man Dave Clark V exciting and diversified as Carry's Although she's done excellent on Pete Seeger s Oh Had I a 8 18 Love Story (Where Do I Begin; Andy Williams background-folk. jazz, pop versions of John Lennon's "In My Golden Thread" and Joan Baez s 20 19 She's a Lady Tom Jones classical, and rock Life" and Leonard Cohen's "David's Song, but she butchers 21 20 Just My Imagination Temptations Preparations for her second "Susan." her work has generally Dylan's "Time Passes Slowly 23 21 Toast and Marmalade for Tea Tin Tin 22 22 Blue Money Van Morrison album have begun and Carly is been undistinguished Her voice is 24 23 Eighteen Alice Cooper devoting many hours to song nice, but Joan Baez is a better Because gospel music is big on 26 24 Jewel Eyed Judy Fleetwood Mac writing in addition to individual soprano, her composiuons are the contemporary scene. Judy 41 25 Me and My Arrow Nilsion composiuons she writes with listenable. but Jom Mitchell is a probably though it would be nice 45 26 Slay Awhile Bells 1 other people to create greater better songwriter and commercial to include the 27 27 Loves lanes. Angles & Rhymes 5th Dimension well-worn Protestant hymn 30 28 Sit Yourself Down Stephen Stills variety, and for additional Her latest effort contains songs 35 2» Jov to the World 3 Dog Night inspiration Amazing Grace" on her album by such illustrious composers as 16 30 Quiet Days in Chchy Country Joe MacDonaid The number us done practically 32 31 1 Dons Blame You At All Bob Dylan Fete Seeger and Smokey Robinson & Miracles In the near future Carly will lour acappella except towards the end 33 32 Doesn'l Somebody Want Partridge Family Jacques Brei and if her versions with a group she is presently a suitably righteous choir joins in to be Wanted aren't unusually creative they're forming She does sing prettily and it doe:-., 34 33 Lonely Teardrops Brian Hyland at least not monstrosities Judy 40 34 Ii Bread no doubt, take talent to carry the F.lektra has just released a cut Collins has always been the type of 43 34 Friends Elton John song solo for so long but the from her album "Thai's the Way folksinger who gives credible 38 36 Bool Weevil Shocking Blue overall effect is maudlin and out 3? 37 Carolina Day I ve Always Heard lt should Be. performances ol other people > Livingston Taylor of-place It sounds like something 3a 38 Knocking Round the Zoo James Tavlor as a single This record will be songs without exactly June Carter would do 42 39 l Wish l Were Andy Kim appearing on KZAG'l Top 45 Line overwhelming her listeners She's 44 40 Sweet and Innocent Danny Osmond up for the first time today From not bad. bu! she's not too good So much for Judy Collins A die 2y 41 1 Bear You Knocking Dave Edmunds hard folk fan would do better to 10 42 one Night Stand Magic I-antern all indications it should be in the Whales and Nightingales is a invest in any one from Joni Prv 43 That.- the Way I've Heard Cart) Simon Top 10 shortly bleak attempt at originality Mitchell to Buffy Sainte Marie it Should Besides Judy, the album features Pick44 Freedom .lirni Hendrix Remember the name Carls while a cetaceanoligist would some back up vocals by a l*r\ 45 Indian Reservation Raiders Simon because you will be prefer Songs of the Humpback humpback whales tcourtesy of the Park Singles of the Week: hearing much more about her in Whale " For nightingale freaks 13 Questions New York Zoological Society i the months to come She IS there's always the Audubon Love Her Madly another in the long list of artists which is supposed to blend nicely Society Broken inio the old New Kngiand whaling Survival of th eFlltest lirst noticed in the Northwest song Farewell to Tarwalhie The number comes off pretty tedious although Judy's vocal is nice enough it's just that the best recording of the aforementioned whales is on Capital's "Song of the riumpback Whale, and Collins arrangement is a poor imitation The "Nightingale part of the title comes from two profusely orchestrated songs on the second side called, strangely enough. Nightingale 1 and Nightingale 11 * Both songs are massive pieces of musical production likeably peaceful and pastoral The person responsible for the THIS •irofessionahsm is Judy's conductor-arranger Joshua Hifkin who also co-authored the songs with her Along with the album's producer. Mark Abramson, he gives Whales and Nightingales'' a polished finish that's nearIy deadly for a folk album Such sleek engineering jobs are bound to put Judy Collins more in the image of Peggy Lee IS AN AD than Joan Baez
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Stop In and hats as calabrat. 7S *aar» in th« S,i>, Location. 01,moia Bra«lnf Comoan,. Turnwatar. Wa.h. S to 4:30 av.r, da,. •Ot» •• Fri , AAar 26, 1971 GONZAGA BULLETIN Page 9 Spring Concert Held at Russell The University Concert Choir in cooperation with the Music Department performed in Gene Russell Theatre Wednesday night T^Nr^ to a crowd of around 300 students. faculty and parents Battle of the Bulge The Rev Walter Leedale SJ conducted the 50 student singers in Spring is a time for people to When such growling a program that included religious classical. and contemporary burst forth from their Winter occurs—think quickly' Shift selections cacoons of heavy clothing, and the guilt. Turn to the person emerge either as sprightly sitting beside you and in a ALL TOGETHER NOW - Male Parenti, Cre« Lip»ker, Jim Cea> Featured were Miss Cheryl butterflies, or fat grubs stage whisper say Quiet!'' chorus member* from "Marne pello. Steve Levareni, Kevin Merry. Miss Betty Lenta Philip end Me" rehear** "ne hullin." Green, Mike Duncan, Jim Heigh. Gara> and Mrs Mary Little Grubs are people who. after Exercise produces mixed They ere: (from I. to r.) John Tony Carroll, and Mike Bailey Miss Merry, a sophomore was months of a sedentary results Twisting, bending, and the soprano soloist for Mozart s existence, are destined to stretching will teat "Laudate Dominum "' Miss Lenu waddle inot run) through the ligaments, pull muscles, and the choir accompanist played a Elysian fields Anyone with the selection by Claude Debussy make you hurt so much that Map and Me Slated Garay conducted the choir in muscle tone of a blob of Silly you qualify as a Walking Roderick Evans Alleluia and Putty, or the sex appeal of a Wounded Cm the other hand, Benediction and Mrs Little, hoppo. qualifies as a grub something tike weightlifting accompanied by Mr Richard can be invaluable—even if your Totusek. sang "My Man s Gone Can a grub ever become a Now" from Gershwin's "Porgy figure fails to improve, you'll For Russell Tonight butterfly'' Possibly Dieting is and Bess." and La Rundine.' be so strong no one will dare a start If you live through the By Bill Burnett parsimomsous pedagogues of from an opera by Puccini make any cracks Highlights of the concert first week of the diet you have Tom Caldarola. S J will direct Fitltgree Finishing School Good posture is very St Ignatius alter-ego. Peighton included Ian Tyson's "Four Strong it made The Mind is thinking bis final play as a Gonzaga student important IV you walk tike a tonight in Russell Theatre As a Prep, will be led by Professor Winds." Luigi Zanineili s "Go Thin while the Stomach is fitting end to his two-year career. Pbeneas T. Thornbottom John Way From My Window. Robert thinking Food A starving gorilla, slouch tike Quasimodo, BUM'S The Water is Wide and 1 Caldarola will direct his original Letra, S.J I, Professor Reginald stomach can outgrow! the and sit like a frog * Butterflies musical. "Margo and Me " Hawthorne (Rich Timms) and a medley from "Paint Your should be graceful To develop Wagon." the popular Lerner and MGM lion (and always in the The play, a satire originally Professor Percival Ratcliffe posture, try standing on your ' Scott Coble S J ) Lowe musical middle of your quietest class I springing from Caldarola s prep head, taking a deep breath, and school days at St. Ignatius High in Caldarola will incorporate a San Francisco, will continue in the live rock band into the show for holding that breath for five tradition he has established in the the proper effect in a prep dance- minutes This exercise will past, incorporating over 100 cast boy-meets-girl scene, along with Joplin Termed 'Vulnerable' undoubtedly cause you to faint, members bis regular trio, i piano, drums, but you 11 fall gracefully You has J Caldarola feels that in this way by Tom Doherty right moments The entire will also have a beautiful blue be can reach more people, he The show will also run Saturday performance is done to perfection complexion offers the person who usually isn't and Sunday nights at t p.m Jaait Jopuu. Ceiambu (KC3t3Ul The pulsating rhythm of "Move good enough, or doesn t have the Tickets are on sale all day today in Despite the fact that she drank Over" shows Jams less If all previously mentioned theatrical spark to perform in AD room 126. and at the door cases of Southern Comfort, swore restrained As are most of the slimming hints are faithfully front of an audience, the chance to before each performance Price is like a longshoreman, and had a songs on "Pearl. Move Over followed, 1 can guarantee have fun $100 for all seats tattoo on her left breast, there was displays a superb mixture of blues weight loss. 1 can also "Margo and Me was written by and rock The Full Tilt Boogie always something vulnerable and guarantee that you will qualify Caldarola during his senior year at little girlish about Jams Joplin Band would have been a gold mine St Ignatius and was presented in HISTORY FILMS When she belted out numbers like for Joplin. Richard Bell plays the for psychiatric therapy the Spring as the school musical "Down on Me" or "Ball and best piano this side of Al Kooper Naturally thin, physically fit Since then be has added some Chain." a very real feeling lay and the four other band members people are like the Ten fitting chorus numbers from bis IMPRESSIVE' beneath the orgasmic rhythms alt clearly know their ways around Commandments grudgingly other productions to involve more a blues number Besides Move By Ton Doherty Her death last October by an admired but a bore to live people, and has created an aura of This week's three part film overdose of heroin was received Over," the Joplin—Band reminiscence—three college series on the rise of Hitler's Third with sadness or apathy. but teamwork on "Cry Baby" and with But. if you can t beat students reviewing an old annual Reich was an absorbing seldom shock—her passing was "Half Moon" is as solid a them, join them Consider the and thinking about their high educational experience and a first almost like a fulfillment of her combination as blues combos results of the transformation school days. rate study of the unbelievable reckless life-style. Found dead in have to offer In fact. Joplin's —people who never noticed Junior Sally Reynolds is Margo vocal is entirely missing from the horrors of Nazi Germany her apartment, clutching that you were alive will McNamara, the sexy but dumb After viewing "Mem Kampf" la enigmatically four dollars and band's feature number "Buried dish who can never figure out who documentary on Hitler's rise to fifty cents in her band, she seemed Alive in The Blues " suddenly discover you! After she wants to go out with Her power). "Triumph of the Will" la a sad statement on the "now Perhaps on the short, self all, when you're growling like cousin, John, is played by John Nazi propaganda film) and The generation " penned "Mercedes Bern Joplin a lion, limping on a pulled McConn vi lie. S. J.. who cast Bridge" (a wartime drama C few She left behind her "Pearl," the gives full vent to her range of muscle, and fainting tike an members describe as "that students would question the results of her last recording expression Done completely axed Sequoia who could fail perfect little backward freshman relevancy of History 102 without musical background, the sessions with her newly formed to notice vou? boy." The films were all well-attended back-up band. Full Tilt Boogie song starts off humorous, but soon Jamie McCormick steps in as due to mandates from various '' Pearl.'' titled after Jams' the light lyrics no longer hide the the dominating Sally, while her history professors, but the nickname, makes it clear that emotion and pain she's putting dominated "Dumb-Dumb" (John movies—especially Mem Joplin went out on the crest of her into something that started out as HAMILTON Loomis) trails close behind. Sheila Kampf" had enough merit to wave The album is undoubtedly a mere ditty. The vocal is pure and La IIy. debuting as the make the assignment truly her best effort, surpassing by disciplined, but the distinctive BARBER SHOP pulchritudinous Deanne. will play interesting. bounds her work with Big Brother blues element—real feeling • is the perfect high school Watching the Party rallies, oronthe "Kozmic Blues" album also unmistakably there Lints N. 1410 Hamilton moonstruck, lovesick, girl. parades, bookbunungs and the "Pearl" is tight, disciplined, like "worked hard all my A high school without nuns is horrifying record of the and well-doM The Full Tilt lifetime no help from my like a crime without cops. Serving concentration camps, the Boogie Band is loud and definitely friends/so, oh Lord, won't you buy ONE FLOWER in this most important capacity dominant feeling was rock oriented, but it lacks the me a Mercedes Benz?" must ve are Niece Leppek, Mary Doherty. disbelief—and shame. After overbearing brass so annoying in really had meaning for Joplin In OK and Mo Sheridan, the "Mem Kampf" the audience was Big Brother and relies instead on her will she left a thousand dollars dead silent. Reality like Hitler's less noisy orchestration built to her friends to throw a party. A WHOLE BUNCH can be pretty harrowing. around piano and bass guitar. The problem was finding her The History Department should Joplin's vocal responds well to the friends Pat Boone Show be commended for this fine and new style. She can still achieve Ironically, "Get It While You EUGENE'S worthwhile presentation Even the ear-splitting volume, but on Can" closes out the 10 songs on most complacent of students "Pearl" she doesn't scream—she "Pearl." A bashing blues number FLOWERS Set Wednesday would find it hard to ignore the wails in the fine blues tradition of featuring Full Tilt Boogie and Kennedy Pavilion will host a questions the films raised, lt is her idol, Bessie Smith. Joplin in matchless harmony she North 7 Wall SI MA 4-1171 different concert next Wednesday hoped that this won't be the last Of course, her version of Kris wails out lines that could well be W. Ml Franri. FA 63535 night when the Pat Boone Family historical film series—for gaining Kristopherson's "Me and Bobbie her epitaph: Show comes to town. Along with student interest, perspective and McGee" is the clearest evidence He may not be here tomorrow, food for thought, there's no better the Imperials, a popular vocal of the brtllance of "Pearl." And if anybody should come AGNES M STEADMAN, group, Pat Boone will perform medium. Joplin's rendition is so obviously along He gonna kill you with love and Owner this "unforgettable entertainment Could Be A Signal great that Us AM success is nearly experience." Presistent hoarseness or surprising. Accompanying herself affection, To quote the publicity blurbs: difficulty in swallowing could be a on acoustic guitar, she takes 1 say get it while you can. "You and your entire family are warning signal of cancer. See your Kristopherson's Nashville ballad Yen. get It while you can. Hamilton )W invited to an unforgettable physician, the American Cancer and turns it into a blues monster. evening of music, laughter, and Society suggests. Pacing, discipline, feeling—the Beauty Salon A reflection as Pat Boone shares his It's Far All qualities of musical greatness are heart with America." The American Cancer Society all there. Every syllable of every Pipe Qadi Tickets are now on sale at the reaches out to all citizens through lyric is built on, sometimes subtly, 1410 N. Hamilton HU 7 7911 usual outlets for $3.50 ladult.si. all media to ale rt them to the vital sometimes dynamically; she $2 50 (students) Tickets will be facts of cancer. Support its Cancer sustains notes, inflicts her voice, Spokano, Wait. Hour, VMS $4.50 at the door. Crusade. or changes her attitude at just the f>»ge 10 GONZAGA BULLETIN Fri . rVUr 26, 1971 Anderson Analyzes Trend
Too many of us act in the Church as shareholders in anonymous societies we share interest and dividends, but that is the extent Toward Off-Campus Moves of the involvement Such an abdication is blameworthy. The The trend in recent years for freshmen girls, increased on- state of consideration but in all clericalism with which we reproach priests is often nothing more Gonzaga students to move off campus security, and a different probability it will not be reserved than the consequence of the layman's passivity campus will continue at least for mixture of men's and women's for them, said Anderson Robinson We are all responsible m the Church We must think, and another year, according to Myles dorms will not be used by the Jesuit search cooperate actively and expose our views to authority Anderson, Vice-President for The juxtaposition of men's and scholastics Anderson said that he Student Life However. Anderson women's dorms is intended by is pleased that, for the first time keep ourselves informed, and even present our objections predicts the trend will reach a Anderson to improve the social Mxt year both men and women Obedience to the Church is a duty of conscience, and not an peak after next year and then level environment He said next year St will have an equal chance to Uve in invitation to unconsciousness off He cites four reasons for its Monica Hall will be reserved for a small dorm We cannot content ourselves with a passive submission by doing so men Anderson said be is "hopeful Official Gonzaga policy states abandoning the burden of action to the hierarchy Church First. Anderson believes that that someday both men and that All full-time students are limited student housing at women will reside in Dooley ' required to live and board on jurisdiction exacts a final obedience, but not a total confidence reasonable prices is available Anderson admitted some girls in campus, with the exception of Each of us must feel that he is the Church and implement in his within the city, especially near the the Catherine-Monica complex those living locally with their life the general principles inculcated by the Church. campus After another year, be have criticized his decision to turn families, fifth year students, and If dhe Church seems alien, ill adapted aad slow-moving it is predicts the market will reach the St Monica into a men's dorm The students who are 21 years of age onh because millions of nominal Christians Uve as people always saturation point girls may petition him. he said as of September 1 1971 The cost Secondly students living off and. in any case, the plans will be of a double room is S16& per lived, like everybody else, instead of being conscious of their campus are discouraged by dropped if a majority disapprove semester and $206 for a single responsibility to incarnate Christ in today's world. unexpected complications He He feels that the opposition is not room cited such problems as the hidden widespread, however In cases of severe financial lUtOTlAN STVMMMT TtAViL tU*0*t l«*i awt** Trip-late* MliUm •« **»•» l»v*v ••*•-• •*< t*naeani Bgeeai '**• *••«•• ****•»>• *•«»«• J».» •aajeat u«». costs of renting an apartment Other changes in the dorm difficulty, exemptions are made wt ttvaMta >«- •*- *»• MI eonaiTiu. *•••• *« .*« ••< •*« mwmmm •*• *•*- Lk-.. Caaamt fapra.au.. •»•«» raajairaa *»»•»••*» <•• «••• ftnamiaH, ••—•—a house, annoyance from having to Anderson said such exemptions 1 picture next year involve -aBiri>r BaaaBBie <•*•** on ••*•»• 'fr,,nmni C*> 0**i"**»* kU mill —toa aim *• sign a 12-month lease reserving Madonna for women and are more in the form of grants and BSB U-*a* a* *•.<•—•• t...» *•».«• I4M. Wit. Ml, ISMT Mnl Itraa. transportation difficulties and Alliance for men Kebman will be are handled through Father NSW vote, N v IWI finally, a sense of isolation from McCluskey in the Financial Aid lilaeai.i (111; Ml iril aaa ail) SM 41** MB* «tl«X7 earmarked for women The use of OHHOT M Mw t-rt Uaean. 'ana, ana DMMM> campus activities and one's peer Chardin by Law students is in a Office group Anderson said that a number of students have asked to move back to campus next year A third reason cited by Anderson is that the campus offers better security for women than off-campus housing This year Gonzaga has improved lighting around the women's dorms, fortified the first floor windows, changed locks, and Blah. Blah. Blah. Blah. Blah. Blah. Blah. made use of special holiday locks Y'hear? The efforts Gonzaga has made to improve the the attractiveness of the dorms constitute another enticement to on-campus living. Anderson said Measures include clarification of the drinking policy, elimination of curfew except for first semester Regents Due Next Month Gonzaga's Board of Regents will meet on April 22 and 23, primarily to follow up suggestions and conclusions reached at last November's gathering According to the Rev. Richard E Twoby, S.J , university president, next month's meeting "will perhaps be the most important one in the history of that body." The Board of Regents is an advisory and consultative body which in the past has been stifled inadvertently by its own lack of Tonight: place in the university structure. Last November enthusiasm resurfaced and the regents left their meeting convinced that they could make a more positive Bore contribution if their input could be coordinated. "At this meeting the regents will reorganize themselves under officers of their own choosing to somebody assist in forwarding the basic purposes of Gonzaga through methods which they themselves will then begin to devise," Father Twoby said "The group will advise and be n Memphis, consulted in every area of university concern,'' be continued. "They are all outstanding men and women, carefully chosen for their capacity to assist us to become Term, more what we strive to be." The meeting will also be the last meeting of the year for the present 2CK for every minute after that—when student regents, Shanna Schuetz. Now there's a special Late, Late Rate on Dave Taylor, and Steve Corrick. out-of-state Long Distance calls you dial you call between 11 at night and 8 in yourself. Just 35C for your first minute, the morning, any day of the week. DRIVE Pacific Northwest Bell LEGALLY @ Fn . Mar 26, 1971 GONZAGA BULLETIN Page l I Easter at Gonzaga, 1971
I should like 'o say something quite simply, our "neighbor" at his besi still bad and incom which perhaps Tiay be misunderstood I hope plete and uridependabJe (subject, for instance, to not. but I assume that risk The quality of Gonzaga sudden death), but even ourselves, when we life that gives me most pleasure is not the aca know ourselves, reveal the same incompleteness. demic excellence of our faculty and students, and deficiencies though I am very proud of that; it is the friend Fnenaship is rightly sought and prized as The ship and concern one for another that is so visible most precious of life's expenencas. To maka these and tangible a part of Gonzaga life On a recent friendships all That they can be, and to protect trip I made to visit the parents and alumni in oneself from rhe Terrible shock TheT comes wiTh California, this was the most oft-repeated com beTrayal or deaTh, we should anchor ourselves «n ment that I heard Aga.n, at Parens Weekend, the eternal life of Him who said. "I do not call over and over agam I was told what a remark you servants, but friends." able spirit of outgoing love and friendship is I do not want to be depressing, on the con observable on the Gonzaga Campus, and how trary, I want to be heipful out of what I have often this phenomenon is averted to in letters iearned from my own experience as well as ob from students to their parents servation and some reading. We live m a world in which our friends and fellow men are being I like to thmk that the source of th,s pervasive shot m Vietnam, dying in the filthy streets of human warmth is the infinite weiispnng of love Calcutta, being tortured in concentration camps, That is m Jesus Christ our Lord As anyone knows and denied then dignity even in our own coun* who has eyes 'c see and ears to hear one of the Try t am convinced that to find joy En friendships prominent features of youth is this search toi m this life, even to maintain ones basic equilib and manifestation of love, frequently coupled rium, it is necessary to see above this reaching with a revoiut.on aga.nsi the old, overrationaiized tide of death, betrayal: and destruction The cross and often hypocritical forms and conventions of of the living Christ that through the history of the modern technological society But there is great Resurrection snatches the integrity of such friend need here for sensitive discernment and discrim ships as we have from absurdity, insanity, and ination All That glitters is not gold, nor is all that death The guarantee of the friendships that we is warm and tender and pleasurable authenlic treasure lives in the victory that overcomes death love. itself—our faith in the Resurrection Dostoevski one of the great prophets and seers of our time, wrote an apparently very harsh My greatest satisfaction is my perception that line m his Journal of an Author: he sa>d it was so many Gonzaga students have come young to incomprehensible to him how any man could the realization of this truth possibly love his neighbor if there were no im Richard c Twoby S.J President Vary Rev. Richard E Twohy, SJ., President, mortality of the soul He meant that not only is
- WAVES FROM BOTH SIDES - Each wave tumbled rolled University Board upon the sand Year's Calendar Eyed My toes were barely threatened as they sank into the sand Selections Made And the rumble and the The election of Dr Sherwood Magnuson also announced the constant hissing of the shore Kawcett, president of Battelle appointment of R W Halbday. By Faculty, Students Took my mind into the Memorial Institute, and the Rev Boise, Idaho, to Gonzaga's Board silence of the ocean floor With only seven weeks of school remaining, Gonzagans are J. Francis Guhbins, S J , director or Regents Formerly the Where there is so much more of Special Projects of Gonzaga. as executive vice-president for looking over the past year with an evaluative eye for the about the sea Goosaga trustees was announced finance of Boise-Cascade Corp ., strengths and weaknesses of the year's new academic calendar Where, even more. I am a recently by Harry L. Magnuson. Mr Halliday is currently In the past, classes began in mid-September and recessed in mystery chairman of the board chairman of the board of Allied the fall for a Thanksgiving weekend, two Holy Days of Then I paced upon the sand Dr Kawcett. who heads the Equities Corp and U S Natural and followed printed feet worlds largest independent Resources. Obligation, and Christmas vacation. This was followed by final they followed me examinations after a two week class period in January. Second research institute, has been a Father Gubbins, a native of Till the waves rolled in and Gonzaga regent since January, Anaconda, Mont, who attended semester began after a short semester break, followed by a out IMC Anaconda Central High School. Spring vacation, and commencement in early June. and left the sand so His appointment increases the was graduated from Gonzaga in neat Semeiter System Shortened With such condensed modules of sue of Gonzaga s governing board 1931 aad remained for a master's Much longer must I spend from 9 members to 10 degree. He has been at Gonzaga in Due to an impending board time, extracurricular activities On the curling side of waves raise, the Rev Anthony Via, S.J become overburdening and often In welcoming Kawcett to the various capacities ever since academic vice- president, force curtailment. Due to the Robert E. Sweigcrt board, the Rev Richard E except for four years in the early recommended a shortened calendar, students of the men's Twohy, S J , Gonzaga's president I940's when he was studying semester system to counteract the varsity tennis, baseball, and golf said: "The university has theology at St Mary's. Kansas financial hike. In this system, the teams will remain on campus an Fr. Twohy to benefitted greatly in the past from He has been a vice president of required number of class days for extra week in May to finish inter- Dr Kawcett s association with us Gonzaga. an instructor of biology, accreditation are met. Yet with school competition and as a regent. His election as a director of admissions, and less actual days on campus, the tournaments Speak in D.C. trustee strengthens our governing registrar cost of board remains relatively Ad vantage, far Students board and we look forward with Rev. Richard E Twohy. SJ.. enthusiasm to the guidance and stable. This schedule excludes the Some persons enthusiastically university president, departed traditional holidays on Holydays approve, and desire to continue wisdom be will contribute to our JOEY'S yesterday morning on a brief trip University." of Obligation and the semester the compact semester calendar that will take him to three break. Excluding some complaints of Montana towns and Washington. Father Gubbm's election fills a N. 1226 Hamilton Consequent to the adoption of boredom, most students agree D.C. vacancy created by the that the extended Christmas resignation of the Rev. Leo Donald WMESE FRIENDS MK!" this new system many pros and Father Twohy is going to cons have developed among vacation after finals is more Davis, S. J., a member of the KING SIM SANDWICHES relaxing and enjoyable without the Washington as a representative of Gonzaga faculty. various campus groups. the private colleges of the State of Father Via slated to the Bulletin prospects of exams upon returning to campus. Washington, accompanied by Dr. that by ending the first semester Eugene Wiegman, president of before Christmas, "We eliminate For those traveling to the DAIRY-FREEZE (STROM'S) eastern seaboard and Hawaii, the Pacific Lutheran University, and the lame duck session after Dr. David McKenna, president of Christmas that faculty and travel dates better suit excursion HAMBURGERS - FRIES - SHAKES ETC and standby plane rates, thus Seattle Pacific College. The three students think academically were invited by Senator Warren G. unfeasible." At the same time. reducing travel costs substantially. The longer period Magnuson. COHHHI HAMILTON 1 WARP - Acre*, from Jo«y. T.Y4OT Father admitted that there is a "We are testifying before a certain loss during May when also provides extra time for students working during the Senate subcommittee that is " a a * m »•>• spring weather is conducive to holding hearings upon the bringing students and teachers holidays. Too, by leaving campus in early May, students can obtain Administration's proposed together in many outdoor and Education Act of 1971." according social activities. jobs more easily and begin LAST DAY! summer work sooner. to Father Twohy. Students Report Tension Despite constant pressure of "Since this Act sharply reduces Gonzaga students, too, felt federal aid to students from Representing on Campus tension under the adoption and this intense calendar, GUers show general satisfaction. Father Via families whose income is above adaption of this shorter calendar W.000 per year (as much as 95 per year. A number of students has already received approval of the school calendar for the 1971-71 cent), we are going to produce interviewed shared the opinion figures to show that passage of the that teachers should somehow academic year. The calendar will be patterned in the same manner bill as proposed could bring about fISTA compensate for the lack of free the death of private colleges in the •A as the present calendar. Thus, time covered in the previous U.S." semester block and capsulize their with seven weeks until graduation, ALL MAJORS DROP BY! material so that courses laden Gonzagans are optimistically with reading and papers will not overlooking upcoming paper and merely be "cram courses." exam pressure in view of the early FOR SALI: 1869 convertible May dismissal. Yet to be seen are Volkswagen. This is a well-kept Other students interviewed the activities of spring f rollicking and attractive car. You'll tike it off-campus which have been left $1649.00. Weekdays, MA 4-2161. \XsTA brought out the fact that college Other times. AL 541124. today is not and should not be open to each individual's Lower Cog, Student Union j purely academic. creativity and ingenuity. ^txnzaltm %xxttts "All tlfr Neto» of the (Etmra"
Sunday, April 11, 748 A.U.C. Jerusalem, Judea Cost: 2 sistercies Condemned On The Line Galileans * by fbn Abaud < The final chapter in the story of and treated like one Over their Crucified Jean? the Nazarene still remain- long history. Jewish people have Charge* of religious aberration to be written, although the Roman frequently stoned prophets for and incitement to political unrest soldiers and Jewish phartsees whom they later had only praise led to the conviction and execution ha ve done thei r best to scraw I and adulation Jesus is in that o( Jesus of Nazareth a finis on the series of incidents tradition After the riotous controversial political religious culminating in Jesus crucifixion welcome and triumphant figure Roman officials announced last Knday afternoon procession given to the Galilean Kndav last Sunday, it must be considered As the hours pass this Sunday Two other Galileans who had the height of absurdity to effect a evening it becomes increasingly been convicted of robbery were complete turn about-face on evident thai the event.- following crucified with Jesus on Calvary Knday Sunday he was hailed af Jesus death are as mysterious known as Golgotha The two King of the Jews a title he refused .ind unexplainable as his life bandiEs Hiran and Ochus. were to accept, and Knday he was Jesus' Body Disappeared handed death sentences earlier convicted of being king of the Roman guards have confirmed this month and had been awaiting Jews, a title be refused to deny the reports of local women that execution Within hours after the the stone sealing the tomb of Jesus Jesus was Ranted late Thursday crucifixion several prominent has been rolled away and the body nighl bv the temple priests figures Pilate Herod. Judas a of Jesus has disappeared Several witnesses reported After Roman centurion and a thief theories have been advanced to appearing before the Jewish executed with Jesus have all explain the missing body One authorities , f the Sanhedun proclaimed his innocence ( conjecture is that friends of Jesus Jesus was found guilty of Diverse Followers stole the body during the night blasphemy bv claiming to be the while guards were sleeping Jesus received a numerous and This tomb «re» found empty eerly Sunday morning According to Son of God. according to a .Vioin>..'i theory is that Jesus diverse following during his officials. Jeso* wes buried here lete Friday averting. Cuerdt could statement released bv Catphas whom some claim raised dead lifetime His strange action.-, and not explain the dieeppeerence the Roman high priest persons to life during hi.- own ideology have been particularly lifetime hjs performed a self well received by young people Officials then brought Jesus resurrection t'nconf irmed Although temple rabbis have before Roman Governor Pontius reports from Mary of Magdala and assured perplexed parents that it Pilate in the civil tribunal where I'eter and John close friends of is only a passing fad resulting he was condemned to death on from the exuberant energy and Phenomenal Darkness charges of sedition He was Jesus state that Jesus is now alive and appearing to friends unrestrained enthusiasm of youth convicted of inciting people to many young people are growing revolt opposing pavment of the Extraordinary Accusation* beards, wearing longer hair and tribute to Caeaai and claiming to This latest controversy about assuring passers by that Jesus be King of the Jews Jesus is only one in a long series of Confounds Experts loves you' and "He is coming provocative incidents Since his soon1' The ideologies ot Jesus public career as a rabbi began ROME Wf*< Scientists are Yahweh However these opinions teachings have struck the fancies burning oil late into the mghi in ^n are rare and have been refuted bv Soldier Firm only three years ago an unusual of youth, and whether their number of highly extraordinary attempt to (ind an explanation fw i eoutable scientists radical actions are just a passing the heavy darkness that shrouded In Rome priests of ihe temple accusations have been leveled phenomenon or an enduring In JSew Belief against him Forgiving military the known earth from noon 1- riday of Jupiter have claimed that the reality will be borne out only bv until 3 p m Astronomers assert gods are angry and seek for officers. adullresses. tax time The now famous centurion of the collectors, and paralytics of their emphatically that it could not have propitiation Numerous offering- Roman army. Fulvius Anionicus At this point however, it is sins. mterferring with been a true eclipse of the sun al ire being made bv the more remained adamant today in hi-. evident that they are still businessmen in the temple this time of the Passover full wealthy women In Home and on expressed convictions. even enraptured with Jesus of Nazareth healing the sick and raising the moon since eclipses only take ihe outskirts of the city though cries of fraud came from and questions raised openly in dead, and loving pigs radicals, place at the new moon some Roman quarters He made their current songs continue to thieves, and hippies He has been I luring the three hour period news last Kr(dav when as he echo the thoughts of many who nailed as the Christ, the Messiah Knday. the sky was overcast, Slave Auction witnessed the death of the three have called him friend or foe Son of God, King of Kings and while the sun turned grey and as ROME tWPl Two "shiploads of condemned criminals and the "Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ' Who Prince of Peace, and he has been pale as the moon and the slaves to be sold at public auction accompanying turmoil he cried are you'' What have you condemned as a liar, blasphemor, atmosphere was distrubcd in the Coliseum beginning noon out that Jesus was indeed what he sacrificed0 Jesus Christ. and seditiomst Astronomer Zedektah said that no Tuesday arrived here today claimed to be the Son of God Superstar' Do you think you're such phenomenon has ever been The shipment of nearly 200 Jesus has been called a prophet. what they say you are''" Bystanders noted his apparent recorded in scientific annals persons includes men women, absorption in the spectacle of the The distinct cracking of the and children All are in healthy crucifixion and said that he earth in the regions of Judea had condition,'' commented Marias repeatedly held the crowd awav repercusions reported from as far Junius chief auctioneer from Jesus' cross During the Iscariot Takes Own Life; away as Athens. Asia Minor and Under the supervision of Servius ensuing storm Antotucus cried Home No scientific explanation LTD the auction is the largest to oul his belief and since then had has been proposed for this be presented thus far this year not changed his mind earthquake Buyers are expected from all over No official sanction has as yet Found Dead Last Friday Religious Authorities Guess Italy and from Sicily according been issued by Roman m111la ry t Jerusalem WPl-The body of a and was reported leaving the city Some religious observers have to management officials headquarters General Titus man identified by City Coroner shortly thereafter since the incident, ascribed the These political enslavees are Sartons staled that Antonicus will Onias as Judas Iscariot was Jehu explained that the Mosaic disturbances to the Galilean, particularly suited for domestic probably be allowed to retain his discovered by Roman soldiers Law did not allow the money left Jesus, who was executed last and tutorial services, Junius convictions as long as yesterday hanging from a tree on by Judas to be put in the Temple Friday and during whose pointed out disturbances are avoided He the Hill of Evil Council. treasury, and the council had crucifixion the abnormal uphevals The auction runs through added however, that the Jews are Kotlowmg an inquest, the decided to use it to purchase a began They see it as a realization Thursday afternoon, persons in such a temper, that public coroner's jury today reported that burmg ground for strangers The of the darkness announced by the wishing quality purchases are displays must be cautioned Iscariot had apparently banged council named it Halcedama prophets a feature of the Day of urged to come early Payment in against so that riots are not himself sometime Knday cash or produce will be accepted incited afternoon Joran of Judah. identified as a Pilate Sets Prisoner Free close friend of Iscariot. suggested that despondnecy over his part in In accordance with the annual bondage, and the journey to the Jesus Lives, Mary Says the recent crucifixion of Jesus had privilege of Passover amnesty land of freedom Many Hebrews BETHANIA IWPI-There is It was then that she reportedly led him to suicide Iscariot made granted to the Jews. Roman are commemorating this gerat great excitement in this small recognized him as Jesus headlines in the Jewish journal, Governor of Judea Pontius Pilate deliverance and see in it a pledge Jewish village today Mary of They talked for a few minutes Goldpieces Friday morning for his released a prisoner. Barabbas. of further deliverance to come It Magdala. the sister of Martha and according to the woman and he information leading to the arrest Friday to mark this year's is therefore fitting that the Jewish Lazarus has returned to her home asked her to tell his close friends and subsequent conviction of Paschal Octave prisoner, Barabbas be freed from iwth the news that she has seen whom he calls apostles, that he Jesus. Charged with sedition, theft, and his bondage to mark this festival.'' Jesus and he is alive It is this has arisen Mary reported that Testifying before the coroner's murder. Barabbas had been Governor Pilate had first same Jesus of Nazareth whom she Jusus then disappeared before jury, Jehu, a temple priest, serving his sentence with other offered to release to the people claims that some weeks ago. they could speak further reported that Friday morning rioters who took part in the recent Jesus of Nazareth, but the raised her brother from the dead Judas had come to the court of uprising. unusually large holiday crowd after he had been buried Notice - priests and said. "I have sinned in In a statement to the holiday assumed riotous proportions Mary told reporters that she did Tiberius will address the betraying innocent blood." Jehu crowd, Palace High Priest Simon snouting, "We want Barabbas!" not recognize Christ, but thought conscript fathers tomorrow on the added that Judas then flung on the Onias said. "On this Passover, we That prisoner was then released that the man in the garden had state of the empire, and will ground 30 pieces of silver awarded celebrate the anniversary of the to the people, and Jesus was robbed the tomb and hidden Jesus demand a greater levying of taxes to him for pointing out Jesus to the deliverance of Jews from Egypt, crucified along with two thieves As she pleaded with him to return for the wars in the north, palace priests. He then left the temple the Exodus from the land of later in the day the body, he said to her. '"Mary." officials announced.