Miller Draws out TCU Colors by STEVE BUTTRY Into Account That Almost No One Here Has a Sense of Humor

M Volume 72, Number 40 Texas Christian University . . . Fort Worth, Texas 76129 Tuesday, November 13, 1973

Claudia Colley was named homecoming honoree at the Pep Rally Friday night. Personalities named were Judy Brown and Gayle Stephenson. Miss Colley is a Tri Delt, Miss Brown is a PI Phi and Miss Stephenson is a Chi Omega. Candidate Steve Miller, a GDI, withdrew before winners were named. Photo by Melissa Lane

Miller draws out TCU colors By STEVE BUTTRY into account that almost no one here has a sense of humor. had been pressuring him to withdraw. "I gained a lot of News Editor Miller's post-mortem reactions were mixed. They respect for him after talking with him. He presented his "It all started out as a joke," said Steve Miller, the man ranged Trom disillusionment to levity to contemplation. side and he presented it well. He presented it calmly and who caused a furious stir on campus when even Richard "I can't believe they call this place a Christian school," rationally." Nixon and Spiro Agnew couldn't. he said in one of his disillusioned moments. "What a joke. Ironically, the Bill of Rights was respected more by the In a year of overwhelming national and international Christian school—'What a joke.' administration than it was by many students. crises, TCU, the bastion of conservatism and stronghold Many students viciously attacked him, and would not They ought to change the name to Texas University." recognize his right to run. Many were probably coeds who Commentary He said he expected the verbal abuse, but the physical will some day scream about discrimination when they threats, which included threats on his life, upset him. He don't get the same pay or treatment as men. Maybe then of rednecks, had remained its usual unperturbed, said the threats were what made it tough to withdraw. He they'll see that Miller was trying to break the unfair apathetic self until Miller dared threaten tradition. decided to pull out, though, stating firmly that the stereotypes that cause women to be viewed as faces and After word had started to spread that Miller had with- pressure had nothing to do with his decision. bodies, rather than people. drawn from his bid for homecoming honoree (queen when "The embarrassment I was causing wasn't worth my Miller the clown originally wanted the name or the title he entered the race), he reflected on his two-week cam- continuing," he said. "Regardless of whether or not the to remain homecoming queen. Serious Miller said he later paign-ordeal. "It bothers me a whole lot," he said of the embarrassment was well-founded." realized the embarrassment that would cause, and helped reaction he had received. Miller denied rumors that Chancellor James M. Moudy change it. When the controversy began, Miller had two purposes in He still had his sense of humor after the ordeal, but the mind. He wanted to have a little fun and test the strength hatred he had been the object of seemed to have left a few of the infant Bill of Student Rights. scars. "I have hardly any respect for the student body," The two-fold purpose illustrated the personality of Steve he said. But he said it was all worth it. Miller. He is a clown, and he is a sensitive, serious ac- "Sometimes it was really beautiful," he related with a tivist. Both sides had already become well known in many Hi campus circles. 'Sometimes it was beautiful.' Two weeks ago, Steve Miller the clown decided it would tmji satisfaction in his voice that his persecutors never un- be fun to run for homecoming queen and shake things up a ^1 derstood. "People I don't even know would stop me and tell me they had voted for me and that they agreed with . . . started out as a joke what I was doing." Miller had high praise for some of the people who little. At the same time,-serious Steve Miller decided the ^F originally opposed him, but later came to his aid. House best way to test Section VII of the Bill of Rights (for- treasurer Steve Oatman vigorously opposed Miller's bidding discrimination based on sex) was to integrate the - candidacy from the beginning. race for homecoming queen. ■ f ■■■■■.' - ■ When he had lost the fight in legitimate channels, His action was met with libel, slander, obscene phone rv. ~— calls, endless verbal abuse, physical threats and rampant though, he came out against those who cruelly and un- .;■;■., 1 I ■■ ■ ■■:': ■ ■ fairly harrassed Miller. Friday afternoon as Miller was misunderstanding. 1 H Another result was a landslide victory in the election for reflecting on the past week, Oatman was working to get the position which quickly got changed to homecoming some insulting and libelous signs removed from some honoree. Miller said he felt he had accomplished his H "*^i^ifl " fraternity houses. serious goal and decided to withdraw from the race to "I'Ve considered,Steve as my friend all along," said save the University from any further embarassment. wL Fij Miller of Oatman. His humorous goal was never realized. He didn't take STEVE MILLER (Continued on page 3) THE DAILY SKIFF Tuesday, November 13,1973 _ Students lose more than game

Frida^ night there was a pep rally. It was held in the this was something strange for this locale. Friday night as the embers died, many students here best tradition of TCU pep rallies complete with float What was especially ludricrous was a Channel 4 news. felt they'd won some great victory. A female was once awards, leaping cheerleaders and 10 people crammed in broadcast one night which was totally unbalanced in its again Homecoming head—this time the "honoree." And one car. coverage. Seemingly the interviewer could not find one everyone was back in their positions of safety where It was also the scene of Steve Miller's withdrawal. And person in all of TCU who supported Miller's candidacy. everyone knows what their type of being does and does not believe it or not—all you defenders of the faith who That was poor journalism. do. protested Miller's candidacy after it looked like he just In trying to establish for students that the Student Bill of might win—there were people there who cheered after his Some of the comments gathered up were precious. Included were statements like "well the homecoming Rights was more that just paper, Miller made one queen should represent the football team and I don't think mistake. He tried to secure rights for people who ap- Steve Miller does that." Okay, you want to tell us how a parently didn't want or feel comfortable with those rights. girl represents^the team? He was asking the students to respond in a rational adult Commentary manner, to stop looking at categorized sexual entities and The comment was made that because of Miller's can- start looking at individuals. didacy everyone was laughing at us. Bull. Since when has What he found out was that many people here don't want: announcement of withdrawal out of sincere respect for the TCU become such a citadel of wisdom, image and valor man, and not out of ridicule as so many did. that it can't do anything that might make people laugh at to be individuals. And why? Because' being an individual The saddest thing about the whole Homecoming Queen us? Why don't we just safely stagnate? means being willing to stand for some things, to be willing controversy was not that Miller withdrew, but that the to stick your neck out. And you can't do that if you're student body was called upon and found lacking. The man The Friday night pep rally was heartwarming to some. conforming to some preconceived notion of "right said over and over again what he was trying to do, but his As the festivities ended with attenders singing the school thought." Some people Friday night felt when Miller withdrew, words were disregarded by people who "just couldn't alma mater with tears misting their eyes, content in the they won some kind of moral victory. understand why he was trying to ruin everything." knowledge that God's in his heaven and all's right with the When Miller was just one candidate among 19, no one world, there were still a few who turned away. But they didn't really win at all. Miller was the victor. got upset. When he became one in six, there was some Is this all TCU stands for? A never changing slug, He chose a path that no one but himself could really un- unrest and a drive began to see that he was defeated. peopled by ignorant bigoted students who can't grow, derstand, refusing to be filed away one way or the other. When it became pretty clear that even if he didn't win, can't see beyond the things they have been brought up by And the people who allowed themselves to be filled with he'd finish among the top three, there was some mommy and daddy or small town prejudice to believe? hate, to fight against this threat to a tradition of backquarter scurrying done by administrators and some One can only feel very sorry for the girl who stood up in questionable worth, really lost big. And the worst thing of students. her religion class and made a libelous assault on Miller's all is that they don't even know it. And when a slip was made in the House and no one could manhood and said he should be taken out and shot. She has Friend Pogo said it best. "We have met the enemy and no longer pretend that Miller hadn't won, all hell broke chosen to be bigoted, to restrict herself, and she probably he is us." loose. doesn't even know it. —MARGARET DOWNING Local newsmen swarmed to the scene. This was And where were all of Miller's supporters, who voted for MELISSA LANE something new and different. No matter that there have him, but became very closemouthed when it became STEVE BUTTRY been other Homecoming Queens in other schools who evident that to speak out for him would not endear them to MICHAEL GERST were male and these schools didn't crumble with shame— too many good souls here? GREGG KAYS reader feedback — reader feedback Eddtor: halfway intelligent observer has Editor: would like to offer my sincere the President of the United States It seems that many TCU to recognize that the advertisers I would like to commend the gratitude for your efforts. being impeached or resigning. students, professors and ad- are acutely aware of our value staff and editors of the Daily Bill Stotesbery Yet through all of this tte ministrators have been system. After all, doesn't every Skiff for their handling of the House President student body of TCU has not yet thoroughly shaken by the elec- guy want a sexy girl in his car Steve Miller election. The organized any significant ob- tion of a male as "homecoming (regardless of whether she has situation was portrayed ob- jection or protest to these acions. something-or-other" and quite jectively and no attempt was Editor: an ounce of intelligence)? Then a matter of life and death rightly so. made to influence voting in any Isn't it rather amazing that Doesn't every businessman arises. A male is elected prefer a stewardess in hot pants? direction. during the fall semester of 1973: They have been forced to re- But more importantly, when Homecoming Queen. "Shocking, And wouldn't every normal girl a vice-president resigned; the examine a value system which things were being blown out of all United States armed forces were outrageous," says the student swoon at the sight of a "Camel has underridden the nomination reasonable perspective, the role body. Students begin to voice man?" ordered into full alert as a result and election of homecoming you played in calling for sanity of the Arab-Israeli war; and now their objections. queens in the past and may well No. Because there are some was significant and timely. I there is very significant talk of May be the student body should continue to do so in the future for who reject any value system reevaluate its priorities. value systems are slow to placing such tremendous im- David Bennett change. portance on "good looks." And Freshman perhaps it is those same people It is a value system em- who have come to find the phasizing "good looks" and to a traditional homecoming queen Letters lesser degree "popularity." Not nominations and elections a bit peculiar to TCU, this value distasteful. system instead appears to be all- The Daily Skiff welcomes pervasive in American society. Perhaps then, rather than THE DAILY SKIFF Jfe reader response in the form of Just page through any magazine bemoaning the election of a male (j/AY* letters to the editor. All letters noting the advertisements. as "homecoming person," we An All-American college newspaper ^Tinlm must be typed, double spaced can be optimistic that is an in- PRESS and should not exceed 200 Somehow there's a "sexy" girl dication that a value system words. crawling in every Torino, hot emphasizing trivialities, i.e. Edltor-ln-chlef Msu-a^t Downing Letters must be signed with pants and great legs on every straight nose or bright smile, is Managing Editor Melissa Lam 1 name and classification or Southwest Airlines stewardess, weakening. We might also be A"""" Dl.ne Crawford title. and every Camel cigarette News Editor steTe Buttry hopeful that in the future a value Assistant Jeff Boosts Guest editorials must meet mysteriously comes attached system stressing the truly worth- Associate Editor Gregg Kays the same requirements and Photography Editor Michael Oerst with a conventionally "hand- while qualities of both men and not exceed 400 words. some" man. (If you can't spot the Sparta Editor Bud Kennedy women will replace the old one. Assistant JoanForsyth All contributions will be Camel filters smoker, he's the AMtotont johnnoo Only then will the individual Phll subject to simple editing and one with the sweater swung Business Manager .^...... Jaiua Manning printed on a space available debonairly over his shoulder.) receiving the title of Faculty Adviser \ j D FuUer "Homecoming King," "Queen," basis. Contributions can be The frequency of "good- The Dally Skiff, student newspaper at Texas Christian University. Is published mailed to The Daily Skiff or or whatever truly deserve the Tuesday through Friday during class weeks except review week, finals week and' looking" people in such ad- honor. summer terms. Views present are those of students and do not necessarily reflect ad- brought to room 115 Rogers vertisements is no accident. ministrative policies of the University. Third Class postage paid at Fort Worth. Texas. Hall. 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Tuesday, November 13,pff& THE PAILY SKIFF It's not nice to fool with tradition (Continued from page 1) speeches. Linebacker Dede Though insults and slander threatening phone call promising If this homecoming was nor- Miller was criticized for trying Terveen threw in a dig, saying about Miller were whispered up "big trouble" if the photographs mal, it's time things got shaken to break tradition. That in itself "I'm glad to see homecoming is in the stands, he was a true were printed. If he decides to sue, up some more. If this is tradition, is not wrong. There are good and back to normal." gentleman at the rally. Miller may have copies, but the maybe we better look for change. bad traditions. All change—good, Quarterback Kent Marshal!! He clapped for the Daily Skiff refuses to grace the If the University was em- bad and indifferent—comes as a said the walkout was not a homecoming honoree and the signs and their makers by barrassed about Miller and not result of breaking tradition. . 'We were going . personalities and read his with- displaying them any further. about the people who refused to Miller expressed mixed drawal statement with subdued Miller said he wouldn't sue recognize his rights as a person, feelings about the homecoming to a movie.' dignity and taste. anyone if the issue is dropped, something is wrong. tradition he was supposed to "But if they keep hassling me, Maybe Miller did embarrass Many people were and are some people. He made others of have damaged so badly. "The —Marshall encouraging Miller to sue, but he I'll take some action." us proud. queen contest always seems just wasn't feeling vindictive Friday protest or a slight. "We were It was a strange and complex It may be a while before the like a cattle show. You look at afternoon. He was slandered going to go to a movie," ex- week, caused by reaction to a campus community realizes their bodies and decide who's the countless times. One slander took plained Marshall, who told the much maligned man. Contrary to what a fine man it persecuted. queen. I wanted to make it have place in front of enough wit- Daily Skiff that they had to leave Terveen's trite remark, Hate scars are slow in healing. something to do with people." nesses that he could sue and win early to catch a bus to the homecoming was far from For some, he will always be the easily. The idea of homecoming itself theater. normal. The University found homecoming honoree and much was more appealing. He said he He was also slandered over the that many of its people have no more. Marshall admitted there had sense of humor. Commentary been some talk of some kind of I'm glad to see Steve Miller is the man who protest, but added, "I guess it It found that many factions in had the guts to show TCU what's just turned out to be a coin- homecoming is the University community are wrong with it, and the taste to do thinks activities for the alum- it in good humor. ni might be a good idea. cidence." back to normal.' hateful and unfeeling. While it appeared to be a slight Rumors were circulating to Miller, the walkout only shot —Terveen Friday afternoon that the foot- holes in some of the anti-Miller Milton Daniel intercom, another Herb's Texaco ball team would walk out of the arguments. Many people act he could likely collect for. pep rally in protest of Miller's claimed Miller was an em- Lambda Chi Alpha and Sigma 1527 South University Dr. candidacy. Miller quipped, "As barrassment because home- Alpha Epsilon fraternity houses far as I'm concerned, they can coming is for the football play- bore libelous signs questioning 336-8891 Next To Kips i keep on going and not stop until ers. Miller's manhood. The authors they get to Odessa." Surely if homecoming is for the apparently never understood 'with am up E2BI Road Senkx One obscene call he got football players, the team would Miller's purpose in filing—to take lasted over an hour. He said he have dared enough to give up sex out of the question. The Daily Skiff had pictures figured out that it was a group of their movie and stick around for Mechanic on Duty the homecoming pep rally. taken of the signs, and received a football players calling, even 10% Discount on Parts though the persons calling wouldn't identify themselves. qfc GreggADman • Free Lubrication with Purchase Miller said he asked them if of Oil Change with Filter. they were going to beat Tech O Traffic Saturday. 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A THE DAILY SKIFF Tuesday, November 13,1973

The homecoming honoree and personalities prepare to sing the alma mater after pre-game ceremonies Saturday honoring them. Left to right, with the ROTC honor guard are personalities Gayle Stephenson and Judy Brown, student body president BUI Stotesbery and honoree Claudia Colley. Photo by Melissa Lane

Our House a place for problem-solving

By GORDON KALB Prospective counselors are go, but also provides a ready House which means no drugs are specific needs of the House and Have you ever bad a problem screened before acceptance by phone line for those who can't permitted on the premises. If the need not depend on the Urban you were sure no one could solve several coordinators who have come in. It is used as a referral House is to remain in operation Ministries for House funds. and there was nowhere to turn served as counselors in the past station for anyone with a this rule must be rigidly en- In compliance with its policy to for help? and shown some ability as ad- problem that may require aid forced. provide assistance for everyone, Our House is a place where ministrators. The staff schedules from a professional. the House had a sister residence A large black can with a small younfc adults deal with drug are made out with the counselors Holidays usually mean more on Fail-mount Avenue. Fair- opening in the top allows visitors users and youths having serious volunteering for the hours they drug use and consequently more mount Station was a transient to deposit dope they might be house providing overnight ac- problems. can work. need for help. Members of the carrying before they enter Our The House, located on Eighth The counselors may also have staff said Halloween is an comidations free of charge to House. The police make periodic anyone with nowhere to go. It Avenue in close proximity to the problems that can be ironed out especially critical period. visits to secure the drugs from county hospital, has no religious was closed by the City Health in special rap sessions between Because of the informal at- the locked container. This is the affiliation and the counselors say other counselors and coor- mosphere guests are encourages Department because it did not only time the authorities enter pass the stringent health codes. they do not attempt in- dinators. These sessions are to exhibit their artistic talent. the House. doctrination in any form. considered important because a Inside the house is a myriad of There is no plan in the immediate No authorities are contacted counselor cannot be expected to painted murals and impressions Our House is funded through future to reopen another house. except when a person must go to give help and advice if worried made by guests and staff donations and by the Urban Tom Felts, a coordinator at the hospital and the hospital staff about his own problems. members. Ministries. A recently formed Our House, said more volunteer is required to contact the A practicing psychologist may A city ordinance prohibits any company entitled Unicorn Inc., is counselors are desperately authorities. Parents are not drop in to visit but only as an sleeping at the House so guests composed of Our House mem- needed. Anyone with training in called unless an individual informal observer. Most of the and staff members must remain bers. Its goal is to provide an psychology or have had some wishes it. staff is young and have had some awake. independant non-profit organ- type of drug experience would be Our House is staffed with type of drug experience. There is no "holding" at the ization that can understand the very helpful in counseling others. volunteer counselors and is a The House does not simply non-profit organization. serve as a place for drug users to Abernothy slated to speak ByALSIBELLO the organization was $50,000 in debt. Calendar Dr. Ralph David Abernathy, president of the Dr. Abernathy has been critical of his TUESDAY. NOV. U—Faculty Art Exhibit. Candidate for dear** Interviews. Pflzar. Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), predecessor's widow, Mrs. Coretta Scott King. He Student Center Gallery. Tuesday-Saturday. Inc.. Student Center room 330. nooo-4 p.m.. through Nov. 21. FRIDAY, NOV. IS—Last chance to file for will speak Feb. 13 in Ed Landreth Auditorium at 8 said she refused to share with the SCLC the funds University chapel. BUI Herod. Disciples student officer positions. House Office. p.m. as part of the scheduled events for Black she has received for the building of the Martin Peace Fellowship. Robert Carr Chapel. 11 Student Center room 224. Awareness Week, Feb. 10-16. Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change. Film series. The Last Picture Show." Candidate (or rtagriiii interviews. Elec- Peter Bogdonlvich director. Student Center Dr. Abernathy's appearance was arranged by The Center in Atlanta, Ga., is a research library tronic Date System* Corp.. Aetna Urn In Ballroom. 30 centa. 7:30 p.m. campus NAACP president Bronaugh Bridges, a and memorial to her slain husband. Its cost was $6 i Co., Student Center room ISO. Student recital. Safiy Log**, organist, Ed sophomore from Atlanta, Ga. The appearance will million. NOV. 14—LIFE (Left Landreth Auditorium. •: 13 p.m. Foal Environment). Janet Ketter Candidate for degree interviews. be in conjunction with Forums Committee. Ironically, it was at Dr. King's tomb in Atlanta of Stem dab. SW W. Richardson room U7. University Computing Co., Student Center NAACP wanted a special speaker for the national that Dr. Abernathy announced his proposed fcJOpjn. ; recital. Shells Madden, violinist. SATURDAY, NOV. 17—Fort Worth Wings week, but had been told Forums lacked the finances resignation. Patterson, pianist. Ed Landreth vs. Tuba, Will Rogers Coliseum, • p.m. to bring a "big name" to campus. When Bridges However, at an emotional 16th annual SCLC , 0:15 p.m. Vanity football vs. Texas, there. 3 p.m. told Forums chairman Bob Hampton that his father convention in Indianapolis this summer, Dr. Forums teeter* series, Anthony Herbert, SUNDAY, NOV. IS—Choir concert, Ed chairman of the Federal Com- Landreth Auditorium, 3 p.m. was Dr. Abernathy's physician and he could get the Abernathy's resignation was rescinded and he was Committee. Student Center MONDAY, NOV. It—Relesse of spring black leader for a smaller fee than he usually re-elected for another year. w, • p.m. semester schedule. Registrar's Office. receives^ Hampton gave him the go-ahead. Dr. Abernathy, the winner of the Martin Luther ate for decree Interviews. Texas Sadler Hall room US. Instrument*. John Hancock Mutual Life Institute of Behavioral Research Seminar. Dr. Martin Luther King had named Dr. Aber- King Freedom Award in 1970, reacted strongly to Insurance Co.. Student Center room 220. Richard Gorsuch. "Typological Factor nathy to succeed him as president of SCLC in the President Nixon's summer Watergate speech. In it, THURSDAY, NOV. IS—Greeting card Analysis: Replacement for Q-technlques and surrey. Mortar Board, free posters. Student Clustering Procedures?" Institute of event of his death. When Dr. King was assassinated the President labeled the actions involved in the Canter room 207-9, ft30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Behavioral Research Building Conference in Memphis, Tenn., in 1968, Dr. Abernathy took scandal as "understandable reactions by over- Economics Department lecture. Dr. Room. 4 p.m. Reservations should be made over the job. zealous aides to the civil disobedience of the '60s." Michael Wiseman. "Welfare Reform," Dan with Mrs. Lederer, ext. 566. Rogers Auditorium. 7 p.m. Student recital. Paul Hancock and John In July of this year, after five years as SCLC If Nixon's aides, Abernathy responded, operated "Management In Action" lecture. Dr. Salmon, pianists, Ed Landreth Auditorium, president, Dr. Abernathy announced his intention from the same motivation that he and Dr. King had, Georgette McGregor of University of 8: IS p.m. California at San Diego, "Main Currents In Candidate for degree Interviews, Southern to resign from the position. A lack of financial they ought to have "packed their toothbrushes and Effective Communication," Student Center Methodist University School of Business. support, especially from the black middle class, their pajamas and presented themselves at the Ballroom, 1:30 am Student Center room 220. was the basis for his decision, he said. At the time, nearest jail, like Martin and I did." ' WmlsWmmM.

Tuesday, November IS, 1973 THE DAILY SKIFF Prof's law case aids aliens By DWIGHT CUMMING In Connecticut, aliens were prohibited from legal citizenship rights if he had become a Netherlands' During the last decade there have been movements to practice by a precedent set in 1879. citizen," Broiles said. grant more civil rights to minority groups in the United It was in Connecticut that Broiles became involved with The rights of a citizen and non-citizen are very different States—blacks, chicanos, homosexuals and women. the fight to allow aliens to practice law. and the criterion is the simple fact that a person was born The public has heard about "black power," "gay "A friend of mine, John Griffiths, asked me to appeal on a geographical location. power" and "women's lib." But not much has been said the case of his wife who wanted to take the state bar exam. "The criterion for a citizen is a historical fact. How is about the four million resident aliens living in America. His wife, Fre LePoole Griffiths is a citizen of the the fact of citizenship relevant to the decision whether one Resident aliens pay taxes and go to war for this country Netherlands who had studied law in her own country and ought or ought not to be an attorney," Broiles said. but are excluded from voting and many professions. In the finished law school at Yale," Broiles said. The question of loyalty comes into play when deciding "She applied and was turned down on the* grounds that whether a person should be admitted to the bar in Con- ... aliens pay taxes she was an alien. That's when we took the matter to the necticut. Connecticut Superior Court," he said. "In effect Connecticut has created an absolute and go to war "It was a matter of the "ins" to hold down the "out," " presumption that aliens cannot possess the loyalty and but are excluded Broiles said. "In Connecticut there is a list of professions allegiance to the United States. This is similar to the laws that aliens cannot engage in that is pretty peculiar that required members of the bar to be both "male," and from voting . . . ranging from embalmers to hair removers and barbers. "white," Broiles said. past, state legislatures have been able to exclude aliens This list was clearly the work of different groups to keep Not all states have taken this stand prohibiting resident from practicing certain professions and were backed up aliens out of their professions," Broiles said. aliens from admission to the bar. California, for ex- by appellate courts. Mrs. Griffiths could have become a United States Thanks to TCU's David Broiles, part-time instructor in citizen by virtue of her marriage and three-year resident ... a /of of people the philosophy department and full-time attorney, one naturalization but she elected to remain a citizen of the profession—the legal profession—can't exclude aliens. Netherlands. who are citizens The Superior Court of Connecticut refused Mrs. Grif- Broiles won a landmark United States Supreme Court are not considered loyal , . . decision on June 23, 1973, giving all resident aliens the right to practice law. 'Citizenships are "We saw the situation of the resident aliens as that of ample, removes this requirement from stating, "there are the 20 million blacks in this country, and we based our very important no rational grounds for believing that all residents who case on that," Broiles said. are not also citizens are, ipso facto, lacking in loyalty or Broiles explained in the past the Supreme Court has and emotional things/ commitment to abide by the laws of the land." expressed an intent that aliens should not be restricted "The whole business of loyalty is a complicated from employment, but has generally left the situation up fiths' appeal and Broiles and his colleagues took the case question. to state legislatures and courts except in extreme cases of to the Supreme Court. "What is loyalty? There are a lot of people in this discrimination. "We argued the fact that if you were a United States country who are citizens and are not considered loyal, Chief Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes remarked on the citizen and went with your husband to the Netherlands, especially in the light of Watergate," Broiles said. situation of states barring aliens from employment in the you would want to keep your citizenship," he said. "It's one of the major tenents of the American people," late 1800s. He said,". . . it bears a heavy burden of "Citizenships are very important and emotional things." he said. "The colonists fought for independence over no justification if it (state) bars aliens from employment Broiles said. taxation without representation and that's what's hap- opportunities. This is one of the first rights of the 14th "Also, if a person's spouse died, he or she would want to pening to resident aliens right now. But the Supreme anvndment." come back to the United States and he couldn't have his Court justices didn't agree with me," Broiles said.

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Irate Pete Wright residents stated their reluctance to transpired in regard to the dorm's possible closing, ine move with this not-so-subtle banner. Dr. Howard G. residents have been told they might be moved to another Wible, vice chancellor and provost, will meet with the dorm next semester. dorm council tonight to explain to the residents what has Photo by Melissa Lane Trustees raise ante: tuition, fees to increase Tuition and student fees took Starting next fall, tuition will $50 per semester. that tuition be raised. Higher The Board received a campus their expected jump Friday, as be $70 a semester hour and An audit showed the University dormitory rates will also go into development plan for unifying the Board of Trustees decided students entering then won't be barely avoided a financial deficit effect next fall. the campus. It will study the that was the best way to keep the protected by the present last year. Growing endowment will allow plan, which includes land- University's financial head guaranteed tuition. The general The report of the Future the University to increase its scaping, lighting, parking, traffic above water. University fee will go from $40 to Priorities Committee suggested scholarship program next fall. and design alterations. THE DAILY SKIFF Tuesday, November 13,1973 Cops carry guns for looks, not use

By TOM BURKE happen and in some cases the In order to carry a gun an be our main concern as these Rifles aren't used much in The only firearm mat TCU's criminals have run onto the officer has to first complete his guns are used most frequently in crimes. They are used mostly for security officers carry is a Smith campus to hide, Hernandez said. schooling at the Dallas Police robberies and other crimes. hunting." and Wesson .38-cailber revolver. Security officers also make Academy. The state requires 24 "We use this pistol because it is bank "runs," which in some hours of study in the general area basically a good service cases involve large sums of of "firearms." Debate to eye impeachment The only other firearms that revolver. There are other money. The officers making The question of whether President Richard Nixon should be im- Security handles are the revolvers we could carry, but these "runs" carry guns. peached will be debated tonight in the second of a new Forums series. students'. All student firearms most of mem are too big and Debating on the affirmative side will be James I. Luck, director of Hernandez also said, "Our gun are kept at the Security Building. heavy. This pistol serves our University forensics, and Bill Stotesbery, student body president and purpose," Lt. Dave Hernandez is usually the last resort. An The issue of gun control has officer should never draw his gun former University debater. said. also brought about some changes unless he intends to use it. But if Opposing them will be Dan C. Heldman, assistant professor of Each officer also carries a in law enforcement. be finds be doesn't need it he can government, and H. Carter Burdette, Fort Worth attorney. flashlight, which doubles as a Hernandez said, "It's hard to reholster it. The judgment lies Tonight's debate takes place in the Student Center Ballroom at 8 nightstick. control guns but there should be a with the officer." p.m. A gun is not carried by every better system established to officer on duty. Usually only one If an officer did ever draw his control guns. There will always officer on the day shift carries a gun from the bolster or fire it, an be criminals stealing guns and gun. Two officers carry guns on investigation of the situation committing crimes, with any the night shift. would be conducted by the city. system though. Handguns should The TCU No officer has ever pulled his gun from the holster during the RENT ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS. three years Hernandez has been Tables, Chairs, Silverware, Dinner Ware, Refrigerators Leapfrog Program here, be claims. Punch Bowls, Etc Security isn't worried about WEDGWOOD RENTAL having to control the students by using a gun, but with the many 5316 WOODWAY DRIVE Call Us 292-7396 Is In Motion stores in the area, robberies do Competition for the Fall semester will end December 21, 1973. Awards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners as of December 21 will be UNSAFE TOYS 10% FCU STUDENTS/10 % presented. What To Look For (With Coupon) ^^ \ /%pr Competition includes Handball, Men's and Women's When YOU Bay! Racquetball, Tennis, Chess, and Badminton. Rules for competition Thursday, Nov. 15 will be posted on Leapfrog Bulletin Board. 207 Student Center—7:30p.m. sailmaker To join, sign the Leapfrog list at the Handball Courts in the T.C.U. Rickel Building. Your name and phone number will be added to the Free Child Care Services at University Christian Chur- SEAFOOD & STEAKS board as spaces are available. ch—Make Reservations by 7108 Hwy 80 West Nov. 12, through Office of 731-3797 Open to Programs and Services, Ext. One Coupon Per Person Per Day 341. All TCU Students, Faculty, and Staff

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2850-D W. Berry-Ph. 923-5661 I Fort Worth, Texas 76109 I 7 8 THE DAILY SKIFF Tuesday, November 13,1973 Marshall faces sea today ByJOHNFORSYTH fatal, especially if they Were to tailback Assistant Sports Editor Mike Luttrell or Marshall. TCU's football fortunes returned to a Luttrell was hurt early in the year with hospital yesterday afternoon, the one multiple leg pains, and the offense ob- place head coach Billy Tohill wanted never viously sputtered without him. He made to see again. his return against Baylor (133 yards) and It wasn't Billy's turn to visit the had an even better day against the Raiders emergency room, however, but it was the (180 yards). next worst thing. His star quarterback But now the second half of TohilTs Kent Marshall will be operated on for t "must-have" pair goes out. thumb that was broken and dislocated in Trying to do as little Monday morning the palm of his left hand against Texas quarter-backing as he could get away with, tfech Saturday. Tohill viewed the 24-10 blow dealt the "If I had to say yes, he will be out for the Frogs by Tech with little enthusiasm. rest of the season or no, he won't, I'd have He cited the 35 yards worth of penalties to say yes," Tohill groaned yesterday. "I that helped the Red Raiders out of a deep don't see how in the world he can play hole as being a key to the loss. Tech, ahead 17-10, owned a second down on their own two in the second half. Had the Frogs held, OH, NO YOU DON'T—Frog linebacker Dede Terveen (55) clamps the brakes on Texas even a decent Tech punt would have set the Tech freshman tailback Larry Isaac (34) in action from Saturday's 24-10 Red Raider Purples up in good position to try for the SWC standings victory. Isaac went on to dent the Purple defense for two TD's in the fray. Raider tying touchdown. fullback James MosIey(33) gets to watch this one. But, first, they were offsides. On the next Photo by Cliff Sis trunk play, linebacker Dede Terveen was caught Texas (*-2> IPoS.i Texas Tech (0-1) 4 1 getting a little rough in his tactics of WSTJUfflMi-::::::::::::JI keeping Tech leader Joe Barnes on the W^:::::::::::::::::::i\ ground. And then a teammate, who later claimed that he only asked the official who Martin o skeptic 17, Arkansas 7; Texas 42, Baylor 6; the initial call was on, was tagged with Texas AaVM 4S, SMU 10; Texas Tech 24, TCU 10; Houston 2», Colorado another 15-yarder, this one for un- Slate 20. THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE — Ar- sportsmanlike conduct. kansas at SMU, 2 o.m.; Baylor at Texas Tech, 2 p.m.; Texas A&M at "We had our chance to win, right down WCP. Tijun: TCU »♦ ■*■-»*- * MB to the last," Tohill said. "Those penalties on Broyles' plan took us out of having them in a strain and put us in the strain. We let them out of the By PHILJOHNSON evenin' things up. So that's one thing. against Texas." The Frogs visit Austin hole with those penalties." Assistant Sports Editor "The other is one-platoon football. This this weekend to battle the league-leading The Frogs also blew a fourth-and-inches would cut down on costs tremendously too, Longhorns. try late in the contest, when on the Tech 20. As if there weren't already enough because you'd have your players goin' So, the proverbial spotlight falls on Lee Tim Pulliam hit the right side but found fodder around campus to cast an athletic both ways—and fewer on the team. I don't Cook, a sophomore who has played in only a wall .of white shirts. program into a dim light—battle cries like know how this would work today, but I've Marshall's place late in some contests. "If I had to do it over again, I'd go with "Remember Division II" and other well- coached both—one-platoon and two- Included was the Frogs' only scoring drive Luttrell," Tohill said. known overtures—now Frank Broyles, platoon." against Tennessee in Knoxville. Tohill and his staff have decided on some Arkansas Razorback head coach and TCU At one point in the AP story Broyles said, Cook was named the most valuable changes for the Texas game. Junior Jeff gridiron tormentor for 15 years running, is "The 'haves' are getting richer with player on the freshman team last fall when Breithaupt will start at defensive right proposing things that may mean more television, bowl games, bigger stadiums he led the team in rushing, passing total halfback in place of Allen Hooker. wicked tidings for Frog football. and better facilities and the poor are offense and tandem offense. "Hooker's been a little inconsistent and In an Associated Press story yesterday, getting poorer. And the spread is widening "Kent and Lee do the same type things had some missed tackles," the Purple Broyles was reported to be advocating the every year." in the same way," Tohill said when pic- mentor reasons, "and Jeff has done a real realignment of the top 30 or 40 college To this argument Martin retorts, "You turing the Jacksboro product in the fine job whenever we've put him in there." football teams in the nation into about talk about the rich gettin' richer—I'll starting role. "They're two football And Mr. Back-up-any-position, Ronnie four conferences. guarantee you'll have that when you cut it players that are pretty much alike." Littleton, will be moved to backup safety The idea is to give the schools with to 30 schools play in' in all of the feature "I definitely think Lee can do the job," from his backup flanker position. bigger football budgets a sort of games. And even among those 30—well, he concluded. "We thought about some changes in the "super"status—in which they would some of them will still be winnin', but there It was an injury to Marshall in the fourth offensive line," Tohill said, "but our compete only against schools with like are gonna be a few that won't." game last season that Tohill pointed out as starters now have a lot of experience talent, depth and financial situations. That Martin points to another part of the the key to a mediocre year. He pointed out blocking against the kind of defense we would leave private schools like TCU, Broyles article that he sees as more prior to this season that injuries could be will see Saturday." SMU, Baylor and Rice—and, presumably, important than the proposals on some public institutions who are currently realignment. Here, Broyles is quoted as among the "have nots" like Kansas State saying, "If the rumors and allegations of and Iowa—to grapple among themselves. violation of recruiting rules are anywhere Frogs last in C-C meet; "If we don't do this in a hurry," Broyles near the truth, I believe an in-depth in- said, "a lot of schools are going to drop vestigation would mean another AUSTIN (Spl)-TCU's cross-country Arkansas (50), Rice (61) and Houston (94). football entirely within the next three Watergate. Much of the public would lose, squad visited Texas' capital city yesterday Jeff Wells of Rice, the pre-meet favorite, years." complete confidence in us just as they with ideas of vast Southwest Conference traversed the four-mile-plus course in 19 TCU athletic director Abe Martin read have in our government." reform dancing in their beads. minutes and 12 seconds, ten ticks ahead of u about Broyles' sentiments yesterday and On this statement Martin comments, "If But, like so many other idealistic Arkansas' Steve Houle. had some instantaneous reactions. this is true, I'm glad Broyles thoughts in this den of thieves, they were Ten other runners finished under the 20- "First of all," says Martin, "it's nice to said it. You're wrong when you cause kids dashed to the greens at Morris Williams minute mark. have a coach of Frank Broyles' status to take payola—I don't think it's good for Golf Course yesterday by the SWC's eight TCU junior Greg Bryant topped the comin' out with constructive proposals on college athletics or good for the nation. other contending teams. Purple runners, finishing 43rd with a college athletics. However, I don't want to "People used to ask me when I was As predicted, the Frogs finished last- clocking of 21:37. Sophomore Raleigh have to go to some sort of a 'super con- coachin' how I could hope to keep winnin' but not by much. TCU's point total of 192 Green wound up 45th at 21:42. ference' system. without a slush fund and recruitin' was only one notch off Texas A&M's 191 Freshman Scott Goodrich was the last to "Instead, there are two things thai ought violations and things. And I just told 'em, and another step from Baylor's 190. finish, coming in 55th with a time of 23:52. to be tried. We've got the 30-scholarship 'I've gotta be Abe Martin.' Of course, all three were pretty well Coach Guy Shaw Thompson did not limit now. At TCU, this'll help us "Then, at least I could walk off the field trampled by totals like Texas (40), make the trip due to sickness in the family. tremendously. We need to wait a couple of with a clear conscience—knowin' I didn't years to see how it will work toward have to cheat."