rff TTTC F I J11LJ iiiCENYON COLLEGIAN A Journal of Student Opinion

Gambier Ohio December 10 19B5 No s rnleqe Offers f s Michael Abramson Fezzy Thinking to Easfern Busride by John Smyth thrpe meetings last aiu BALY ANNOUNCES xaKen any Couii1 cil has nol v significant actions but several measures MID- EAST STUDIES may dc h Kenyons new Department of Middle Eastern Studies was the sub- conscious Kenyon student ject of a special assembly last Monday afternoon Although the pro- USED BOOK CATALOGUE gram will not formally begin until next year is al- in the Peirce Hall the department placed ready offering an introductory course The Middle Eastern World and will be in operation under the guise of Religion 27- 28 beginning of second It will be closely connected with W the A the Great Lakes Colleges Association program of foreign study Council also recomt- at the er American University of Beirut a ride announcement hat SPEAKING IN TONES he placed in Peirce Hall to characterized as reminiscent of l- Ve the confusion of the IN T0NITE R0SSE the BBC Professor A Student bulletin board and Denis Baly explained that the Middle 7er communicate the wishes CRITIC KERM0DE East had been chosen for concen- Active riders and drivers tration in the development of a moved to recom- then V Varieties of Modernism is program of non- western studies 7 the cigarette machine iat to- because it has a history of civili- be relocated and the scheduled topic of 5ee Hall zation longer than that of any be filled by a trophy Children took second place io the canine species nights lecture by Dr Frank t place last Sunday when other part of the world and pro- r containing various trophies the Wertheimer Fieldhous was a lransformd into massive kennel for Kermode of the University of vides a case study of the inter- about campus the presentation of the Gambier Dog Show scattered the See Picture Story p 5 action of one upon an- concerning Manchester English depart- culture other measures other I ce Hall Council passed John Uncle Sam ment Kermode according to 5rts recommendation that Kenyons Although the area is the strong- Professor Galbraith hold of three major language- ton Deiore me ounuajr When Im Calling You HooH- ooHoo HooH- ooHoo meal be eliminated by per- Crump a close friend of Ker- families Kenyon students will rjg students to enter the hall by Thomas Au mode is the foremost young approach it through the study of 1215 Council is also de- Arabic Courses in this language ce With the escalation of the war in Viet Nam many local critic in England today sring the desirability of mo- are offered at the American Uni- lost close to 50 1- time of meal to 1200 draft boards have per cent of their pool of A versity of Beirut an institution vjii the Visiting the United States for ilBover is hiring another wait registrants due to rising enlistments and quotas The na- which Professor Baly felt able to only this semester Kermode has siorthe Coffee Shop which is tional draft quotas for December having reached 40000 draft recommend highly as several of my rated to open at 100 P M on boards have become stricter in judging deferment claims and been making a series of lectures former pupils are on the izizys starting after from his base at Bryn Mawr The faculty Courses in English are vacation hav been forced to take a second look at those deferred week before coming to Kenyon also available for those who have 3i3 Schnall reported that the CONTRARY TO MOST FED not mastered the language or who isyon bus is H S University of available for char eral programs Washington gives Presents Audens Oratorio he lectured at the are not majoring in Middle East- to New York or any other local boards much leeway in fill- Washington He has served as ern This Sunday morning in the Studies isr destination during vaca- ing quotas National authorities Flexner Lecturer in poetry at at the rate of 50c per mile Church of the Holy Spirit W THE DEPARTMENT will be only define categories and the Bryn Mawr earlier this semester indents to New York would general order of preference Rare H Audens Christmas Orator- introduced gradually beginning Ti to pay only 6 with one teacher and some basic each and if ly do local boards receive specific io For the Time Being will be Kermode has written numer- rat to Pittsburgh and 20 to courses in Arabic and Middle- instructions as President John- presented in lieu of the ser- ous books and articles including St York then the New York af- Eastern culture The effort at all sons decree that men married Re- be S9 mon a contribution to The Kenyon times will be to approach area and the Pittsburgh ter August 26 would be classified the i- e would 2 view Probably his most import- on its own terms and to reveal its be The trip will as if they were single The vague AUDENS VERSE ORATORIO s a the 17th or which ever date ant book is Romantic Image pub- history culture and growing sig- nature of guidelines is indicated which relates the Christmas phe- 2 it popular nificance to the modern world by the rule for deferment of bona nomenon to the general theme of lished in 1957 dealing with the RICHARD POETKER REPOR fide students whose activity in Church and State will be per- dual themes of the isolation of s r the IFC that a state Fire study is found to be necessary to formed by a company of Kenyon the modern artist and his use of iriall has safety or in- Red Eye Of Love inspected the build the national health students and the Reverend Mr the image Another of his im- on the campus and found the terest The individual board is Rogan The members students all portant work was an analysis of entity lounges in such danger left to decide which students fit of the Kenyon Dramatic Club are To Roam Over Hill disorder that into this category the poetry of Wallace Stevens the schools in James Cowlin who will direct Samuel Beckett an Irish- policy may be or The stress on higher education Ed McGuire raised the presentation IN HIS EARLIER CAREER vked has led to reclassification of some Chris Connell Eric Lindner and man who writes English plays It its 1- Kermode dealt with 17th century last meeting Council en less successful students to A Jon Schladen in trance and Monere a fed upon a discussion on a much to their shock Many boards literature principally with John Doubtless For the Time Being Frenchman who wrote French ling the Council constitution faced with choosing between a Milton He has published The its steady eloquent that substitute members can married man and a student of the was chosen for plays in jest are the headlin- times The Living Millon in addition to at meetings Although no same age who has an erratic study evocation of perilous rings with portentous on Donne and Shake- es of next semesters produc- aon was reached Prpsidpnt record pick the student on the Poem verily works John announcements of an epochal na- years kett announced that beginning grounds that his academic pur- speare In more recent tion schedule at the Hill ture like the following a semester Council will en- suits constitute evading the draft Kermode has become concerned Theatre fthe rule which unseats any OFFICIALS HAVE FOUND These are stirring times for contemporary writers to a newspapers with loer who misses two consecuf- many students fail to keep local the editors of THE RED EYE OF LOVE a cs greater degree but the interest in meetings without a boards informed of their progress History is in the making comedy was written by somebody substi 17th century works persists Continued on page 8 Mankind is on the march named A Weinstien and first pro- duced in New York in 1961 End- game on the other hand is much Gambier Restoration Continues Undaunted more widely known but more for Robert Schonteld its author than for its content Cold weather has done little Written by the same man who to slow the progress of con- wrote Waiting for Godot and who struction projects around brought Buster Keaton back to one of the main stardom in his first cinematic Gambier At script entitled Film Endgame is a sites of construction the new play with five characters and a dormitory facilities slated single set It is described by for completion July 1st Drama Professor Michael Birt- thirty- iive men among them wistle as a play which deals with electric- despair and loneliness and by masons carpenters Mrs Dorothy Longaker Fine Arts plumbers have ma- M ians and Secretary as one of those far- nJ aged to do a great portion of out funny avant- gardy things the outside work on schedule Both plays will be performed on The looks of the buildings un the same program which will run derway have taken shape and from March 3 to March 8 have been enhanced by excit- THE LAST PLAY of the season ing stair- towers at either end Molieres The Imaginary Invalid of the buildings is a burlesque on hypochondria medical practices Like The Mey- and Construction boss Bill George Farr Commercial Beaux Stratagem of two years K ers of Granville Ohio when Building rises on the site of ago this play is a French farce cre- for comment replied historic Douglas House A with much horseplay and prat- reached Rider Corporation I can say is that ation of the falls About all the structure will be completely were on schedule Unless it unadorned students having ob- The Imaginary Invalid is sched- gets really cold I dont see jected lo the original Shaker- uled to run from April 21 through April 26 MtmiitszSi tViin- i rrAttina in our way colonial trim Robert Schonield J KENYON COLLEGIAN DECEMBER PAGE TWO CPC and Uctu SUGGESTION FOR SENATE Committee in Over Organize The Kenyon Collegian The Campus Senates first performance before a live audi- grave notices from these quarters No by David Hostet A fortnightly Journal of Student Opinion ence wins nothing but Criticism stars A bomb Stinko recently aimed Calendar Plannino6 o Gambier Ohio 427- 4911 twenty- uinnuttf Box 308 But we suppose it was to be expected The some led to the Campus Senate fcJ R G Advisor might Editor Freeman Faculty who clustered in the back row of Philo last Thursday J William McCulloh amine the CPC Associate Editor have anticipated a pyrotechnic display of verbal outbursts Floyd S Linton Advertising Director THE CRITICISM ORIGIN Dennis OConnell exchanges but all they received was a modest demon- a and in memorandum from the Editor Warren Diven Assistant Charles Verral Sports stration of humbrum efficiency And that about characterizes tureship committee to the listing three principal Contributing Editors Campus Senate humdrum certainly efficient er fau the the CPC operation Cited Steve Bowers C Johnson Taggart Richard Henry Lee ratically and about as dynamic and provocative as the Holy the statement that CPC seri- i Robert D Lehmann John C Cocks Marc Savin Ashby planning of Elks function secondly Denoon Barry Bergh David Hoster Order a student should not be edit Staff YET THEY DO DISCUSS THINGS Discuss discuss dis- the calendar and thirdly tnij John Smyth Harold Basel Thomas Au Tony Lo Bello CPC as it now exists does cuss Yes each week the Solons tacitly swear allegiance to no Fred Waitzkin Richard Schmidt fer significantly from the old if you discuss a lege Photography that old Gambier dictum which holds that calendar Michael Abramson Picture Editor Fred Scholz Robert a solution problem long enough that discussion will become The senate subcom- Schonfeld theaded in itself Quite often as in the liquor crisis of last year the by Dean Thomas Uv Manager Circulation Chief to Business will meet consider the r- Beveridge Alan Ryan Senates resolutions lack sharpness and lucidity because the Wayne cisms Tuesday Dec 7 Also is freighted with so much rhetorical to An Austrian scientist has come out with the announcement core of the statement ed the committee are the t that there is no such thing as a one- hundred per cent male and decoration the extra baggage of discussion lain Mr Donald Rogan J a one- hundred per cent female If this is true it is really a big James Jarrett btudent 0 step forward Robert Benchley One way to curtail discussion and promote efficiency by President underlining the immediacy of certain questions was suggested CPC WAS ORIGINALLY j Mauro a spectator at the open meeting He up by Mr James with student morale in t An Uncertain Fate proposed that the Senate publicise in its minutes the votes The committee function d of the student senators The effect of this move would be to in Article VII of the constit In a week or so we will be going home Two years ago was make those student members more responsible to the world the coordination and or when we went home we were still in the pall of the single ation of cultural events for outside the closed doors of the Senate sanctum And by this event of President Kennedys assasination A year ago when entation to the student bod we do not mean the student members should react to we went home we talked with confidence of his successor as that was felt that with a student r the wish or whim of the student body but to its needs The taking the lead in planning the agent of order in the place of the chaos generated by the two quantities dont often coincide a student senator should ordinated series of events fe young Presidents death to Kenyon be chosen on his ability to remain aware of the latter sentation the ste the CPC could significantly SINCE KENNEDYS ASSASINATION things have not ONCE THE STUDENTS NEEDS are adequately repre- crease morale The const seemed as lucid as they were Questions of morality took sented the Campus Senates presence will be more pervasive states the committee ski manifold convolutions How are we to think of the virtues intiate such projects and prop sessions more productive R G F of fighting a war in Viet Nam for a power whose motives are and its as it deems in the inters at best morally ambiguous Indeed if a countrys motives sustaining student morale for fighting a war are expressed in no clearer form than the Help Hockey To Goal What has been brought concensus percentage of a Gallup poll how is the individual Its fire is first the propriety of to adapt himself personally to the national effort Readers of this issue will note the feature articles on Jim ing a student attempting to in the coordinating functior 66 of Hockey on John F Kennedy was a robust healthy man Yet he died Foster Captain the Club which appears the in a sense dictating author With his death and the vagueness of Viet Nam and the un- sports page faculty and second the asr certainty of one mans gall bladder we have all begun to feel that the CPC has not succeed THE INCLUSION of an article on ice hockey is in re- a bit unstable It is as if our aspirations to immortality have its constitutionally defined sponse to the feeling of many that the sport which now ex- tion of originating and coorrJ suddenly tumbled into a fearful consciousness of fatal prox- ists on a club basis only as a result of the kindness of a few ing Thus it follows that imity dedicated individuals deserves to be elevated to full team criticism is true the CPCk THE GOVERNMENT CAST this feeling an official mold funr in status We share this feeling for we believe that the club has ed to fulfill its original when it escalated the draft call Now everyone cannot escape promoting morale made a positive contribution to the extracurricular output our to an poten- it invitation uncertain fate And different of Kenyon College The committee meeting tial draftees are responding in different ways especially col- day will decide on the mer lege students There are two attitudes here One bemoans Last year for example the club compiled its first winning the criticism Dean Edwarc the inevitabilty of the draft call the other looks forward to season and in so doing caught the attention of several pub- stated that one of the mail actively participating in the war against the Viet Cong Both lications devoted to hockey This year with the addition of lems involved in the come work if it finds the CPC ie speak of own on sit- some talented personnel their situation both depend the present from the freshman class the team factory would be workin- uation as a means to advertisement of self- interest promises to be an even greater success gsolution He stated that the In either case the individuals personal conviction is more lest solution would be to BUT THE HOCKEY TEAM cannot promise to deliver certain than the governments It is an American tradition the operation in the han- eternally glowing records if it remains in present can r to fight wars on abstract principles whether right or wrong its state dcampus office which For one it is a poverty- stricken organization Earlier with authority on the mat mawkish or sincere It is evident that this student gener- this year Mr Foster appeared before the Student Council and scheduling but no office i ation has to face something more personal than the abstract to pleaded for the necessary funds that would enable the team which is directly related real and present danger with which our self- consciously type of function to complete tne season As for next year no one anti- fascistic or anti- communistic grandfathers and fathers knows what the financial situation of the team will be Prespntlv were concerned Our worry is one which conspicuously in- j much depends on the personal Item Found on a cat volves our own skins So what do we do initiative of the players who subsidize tne team part with an dol- the catalogue of lhe C TWO YEARS AGO at this time Hemingways definition of in annual fee of twenty lars per man Also because the Muck- H courage as grace under pressure was used to define the Athletic Department recog- mers Library nizes the team only unofficially positive characteristics of John F Kennedys style This is transDortation meals and Humus much of the equipment is provided by the type of response we fe el is needed today And yet how the players themselves Moreover the lack of facilities the area imposes un- do we apply this grace Are we to stoically accept the in- in an necessary burden on the team fifty- evitability of the draft and having to fight the war or are we which must trek five LETTERS miles to Columbus twice a week to to approve of the war practice and compete on a Dear Sirs rink shared by six other teams A week ago Sunday the President called for a day of na- Kindly cancel my subset tional prayer for the effort in Viet Nam But not everyone Therefore we urge that the College allow due recompense for this year if I owe you fc single so prayed Here at Kenyon College for example no prayer was to a team which last year alone compiled as manv virtnrips copies received called for simply because personal opinion was as will be glad to reimburse considered football soccer and basketball combined To begin with Sincerely morally more commendable Unique in history Americans the club should be elevated immediately to the status of a Magnus J Krf are reluctant to think that God is on their side The very varsity team so that they legitimately qualify for the aid manner in which the deployment of troops is being managed due any Kenyon team And so that we neednt suffer the connotes an air of professionalism and vacillation quite un- aegraaaiion oi playing on the same frozen field with Denison CHICK CHIRPS like the great immediate war effort of past wars Conse- and Ohio State and Wesleyan the College mieht include in quently concensus is impossible in an affair which is being its building plans for the next eight years the construction of concerning your covers conducted without any tangible unanimity of purpose and indoor artificial skating rink Such a facility would Lake Erie Fall Dance GRACE UNDER PRESSURE implies confidence of con- serve a dual function it would provide a breeding ground TYPICAL viction The government with its vagueness of conviction ior a nockey team ot the future that could compete with the nuts to you has set a poor example for individuals who must seek their major midwestern schools also and the recreational vnlup a provoked own grace under pressure If Peace On Earth is unattain- of a skating rink and its potential importance in our pro inspired able at least Peace of Mind about conflict be should within gram oi physical education should not be too liehtlv consid enraged reach R G F and F S L p ered n v A Lake Erie College 10 963 rCEMBER KENYON COLLEGIAN ABOUT ASG TRUTH POET FOUND TOUCHING the Editor V Te by Fred Waitzkin aaA vnur lead storv College I have JUM dramatic productions V- 1965 concerning the actors tober 22 skimpy financial budgets and despairing directors combine Association and 1 Student Uac me unesi aramauc writing to its knees whimpering GovemL- Such JJociated Student was not the case with the dramatic clubs recent nrnrhir- tinn f P0 ast summer I attended the ONeills A Touch of the Poet For James Michael anH noah Congress hold of tNatinal Student Eugene ONeills boisterous humor and delicate rtpathos and Wisconsin as student did not relinquish their hold throughout the four acts audi uaion jmln44l1 j Their vJpresident of American Uni cncCkn- rcu uie TTillmirun ineaier ieenngf t tnat it had seen a play During the Congress I ONEILLS PLAY revolves a Sara and his daughter Nora with representatives of ASG round allegedly immi- function as foils giving proper ac- NSA because I was one aristocratic eU as grant cent to his poetic psychology observers from our uni Cornelius Melody who al r Saras disdain provokes him into assigned to determine the though sinking into a condition sitv fits of ambivalent demonstration rith organizations and of drunken poverty associa- of these and and Noras comprehensive under- findings to the student n our tion with the least noble of the standing encompasses the full a referendum was before natives has nontheless retained range of his complexity and it September 29th 30th 3 on a clear although somewhat ampli- is through her eyes that we see Cornelius Melody to with fied vision of his as a whole per- WOULD LIKE share aristocratic son I She says to Sara I can ome of the conclusions past and his heroic action at the 3 see the young Congress and lad has touch of hed from the Donald Rogan battle of Talavera ONeills char- the poet in him just myself like your Ta familiarizing with acter is not the figure of aristocra- father I would like 7st organizations A New tic ruin we find in Faulkner but Twrnment upon some of the Kind Of Chaplain A TOUCH OF THE POET was rather has a fine human quality raised in the article in the by Richard Schmidt the best production that Kenyon vats about him despite his dissipation Collegian has seeen in a long while Mr Kenyon s new chaplain the Reverend Donald Rogan is a Even while his illusions of grand- Michaels rich yet subtle inter of proportional Erst a system quiet man who lives amidst noise and confusion Only when eur goad him into a display of pretation filtered up through the Mentation is used by NSA arrogance his present degenerate impeccably there is momentary lull in this furor is the Rogan household well timed lines ap vW on the size of the student condition working on a sensitive propriate staging and sensitive suitable for quiet pursuits Such occasions usually occur dy represented by the student late conscience is beginning to temper characterizations to capture and government Each school does at night and this is when the chaplain and Mrs Rogan allow the arrogance and in the same delight his audience He created equal vote regardless displays rot have an their frazzled nerves to recover from the days activities Mr breath he embarrassed an atmosphere vibrant with possi as stated in the Collegian humility One might say that the i size Rogan listens to music primarily country and western music bilities and Judith Goodhand and real Cornelius Melody exists Ruth srtidt classical country western music before become Scudder seized the hour it rock and in between these awkward de- Miss Goodhandss fiery CHARGE perform THE PRINCIPAL roll music of the Hank Williams genre and read William monstrations Both his wife ance of the passionate overly and proud rmst NSA that it is Faulkner Nikos Kazantzakis and Isaac Baschevis Singer Sara Melody was unhindered by beli- Episcopalian in Todays World concerned with politics is I the brogue which she put Mr Rogan wrote back that he on and eve untrue Approximately BUT IF THE CHAPLAIN wish the great unwillingness to solve took off as easily knew he could find any number of as gloves She sent per cent of the Congress es to concentrate on academic them which is in a sense the was seductive despite her shrew- insnatio- Kenyon students who would love ra devoted to national and matters during he is us greatest problem of all ish defenses a of the day to attend such a conference but reminder the nal affairs while 80 per ually to use office MR ROGAN RETURNED to beauty her mother once was forced his for not out of any concern about the Ruth tent was directly concerned with is New York in 1962 as a tutor and Scudder never dif- he not the master of his house rectors topic He was concerned faltered in the ie problems of campuses NSA young do- fellow at G T S chaplain to an ferent character parts of ser- Four children and two about a Reformation which took the is the only national organization house Episcopal nunnery known as the enly pathetic homey good- mestic animals keep the place 400 years ago and has lost its and of students in the United States cele- Sisters of the Holy Spirit and natured Nora Her rheu- hold in a perpetual state of relevance in the 20th century twisted redeemed with political affairs bration as is evidenced by the lecturer in theology at Windham- matic stance bespoke her humility ad offering an alternative to stud- following remarks made by the house He also took part in a The Reformation formula that and suffering and her ability to ents around the world different chaplain during an interview with seminar between clergymen and speaks of the Church as always swing with her husbands rapid- torn the Sovie- tbacked Helsinki him at his home Pete either get psychiatrists which explored the being reformed was a somewhat fire shifts of mood was a delight Youth Festival and the planned that football helmet out of the relationship between psychology late discovery and even later is to watch These two women kept religion Algiers Youth Festival NSA prov- oven or turn the oven off broil and its discovery by some Roman the pace fast and alert climaxing ides a to Lynn why did you leave a glass Catholic theologians today But a their parts in Act IV with a tragi- valuable service the The Kenyon position appealed srjdents and the government of of skim milk in the middle of the truly Protestant Church will free comic scene bristling in crossed to Mr Rogan largely because he emotions Ander- ie United States by informing kitchen floor where Daddy could itself from the delights of protest- At times John would be involved in the Depart- son gave Cornelius Melody foreign students of the beliefs and kick it over John Eddie Dont ing against historic evils and look all the ment of Religion He much pre- pomp elegance and pathos attitudes of Americans Students play soccer with Daddys Greek first in itself then in the world that fers teaching to the parish priest- more threatening ONeill intended him to have abroad want to know what the lexicon These four plus their around for evils hood because I neither like nor of Eut occasionally he was younger cat Thomas to be fought Another example unable generation in America is dog Hilda and their good people to do am at getting be flak which goes to resolve find- linking and that generation has turn the Rogan household into a this would the the roles duality the things that have to be done to up whenever anything changes in an obligation to them and to itself six ring circus ing it difficult to realistically hum- keep a volunteer organization like church often accompanied by to inform the world of the the ble himself after a convincing THE EARLIER YEARS of the a parish going the information that the Rector or thoughts of he soonto- be of leaders chaplains life were somewhat is to make us show arrogance Bruce Robin- of the The CHAPLAIN FEELS that the Chaplain trying free world Mor- son was a convincing Cre- orderly He graduated from widespread experimentation i s like the so and sos I was once Jamie Harvey College in Charleston by par- gan strug- The positions ris long overdue in the church the asked in all seriousness a Marjarie Henshaw taken by NSA on chem particular West Virginia majoring in ishioner someplace else if I was out issues should be disc- church must always be reformed gled a bit of breath putting istry and working simultaneously part of a conspiracy she had heard ussed but if non- schools He tells the story of an Episcopal across Deborahs eccentricities member for the DuPont Corporation Im was planning the gree with the attitudes of rector whose parish is near Lake about that 1 his graduation he Episcopal Church THE DRAMATIC CLUBS per- those mediately after Erie College and who wrote to the merger of the students who are members Theological Sem a j of went to General suggest- with the Catholic Church formance gained momentum as the organization is chaplain earlier this year it it their inary in New York City and sort of 007 of the Vatican It was ay and their prerogative to ing that several of Kenyons more progressed through its four acts join later took a year of graduate difficult to explain to her that she fce organization prominent Episcopal students Its audience was thouroughly en- and attempt to at Augustines College at question of other d study St to to explore was asking the abroad a more accurate re- journey Painesville tertained Eugene ONeill was Canterbury a group of Lake Erie stu- reformations than the one which gion of student opinion in the with not compromised Icited The Relevance of Being an concerns me Txrvn V ac a Driest dents States if indeed opin t earnnaJ Inarish I the lllll Virginia l- at expressed are less than acc- ailUnA liajiwivrrioir Wt T I urate Tii v ti Mnrpflntnwn West vj iu i ji j in 0 MICRO- CENTURY Virginia Mr Rogan was elected as MILLER MAINTAINS I ALSO NflTIfrn v i a to tne iviorgantown Democrat of and expen- theory and technique behind sci- J to quote I ran as an Episco- Amid the bewildering array of the use traditional che Dositions city council tend to entific film- making at were Morgantown is a lo sive science films which outdated and no longer pal clergyman lecture series presented by the often M f Mansfield be lenethv mediocre and THOUGH SLIGHTLY incom- the NSA story I would city about the size of cal academic moguls who manage Realizing out partially irrelevant J that any my experience on uie prehensible to the non- scientist person can find and such affairs Faculty Lectures that one class is equal to one tiling to disagree council was a real existential the film clips were interesting with in any come to be known as elabor- micro- century he conceived of a aization awakening for me I saw the have both in content and technique the question at hand of short under three min- hether of problems faced ate and rather dull versions of series The scientific theories were pre- NSA is on the whole magnitude the films which a teacher balance government and How utes silent in terms of a dem- going to be an asset by a small city What I Did Last Summer special sented clever 10 could use as a sort of ie sturfonte to onstration which was then repeat- j guv- ever in an apparent attempt quickly t uiu biuueni with them blackboard to display f from my discussions ed several times under different si American University rpnpat the olaudits awarded last context he Tv some of those leaders are out and in the external conditions wJun college my that feature of Professor Daniel phenomenon not Sm It is destroy NSA more than to years wished some Eviction to performing upon tne Mil- 2 that NSA is a non- political or- Finkbeiner readily observable under normal As a special treat Professor to build a parallel a picked up grant at iV mv diggery- doo skill he conditions Obtaining a ler slipped a print of a film by administration ganization class on a trip throug Austrailia the from the American Association of My Son the Filmmaker in be college or university with THE MEMBERSHIP FEE in Lectureship Committee this year Physics Teachers he adjourned to tween Radioactive Decay and be- Nativity to NSA is 1500 for one year I scheduled Physics Professor his con- Measurement of G This film laeT make full use of Ohio State and converted DoWi1 lieve that is a worthy investment Franklin Merlin Miller in a a prize- winning satiric treatment government to entitled cept into reality ASG k for any student lecture demonstration of Ohio State football has had to join SingleCo- ncept Pro- Co- Cfrned 6rup uncon make especially in order The Concept of the Before showing his films the honor of being banned in eiftTuth or- Plitics that has on a trial basis and allow the Film fessor Miller fiddled with the lumbus QlccU resource nor numan ganization to prove itself system Nothing t approach PROFESSOR MILLER did not loudspeaker IN CONCLUSION he demon- NS A ability t serve a Sincerely discuss what he did last summer wrong here that a touch of Basic strated the ease with which the Pus j j Pcular cam not President he discussed what he did during V cant cure and shuf- can be projected Why 4 lw doubt the sincerety Gary A Walker Course films Association his last sabbatical It seems that a deck of lec- even a humanities professor can tepmt u leaders are at The Student many class fled through half The American University he decided that too explained the do it he exclaimed were being wasted by ture notes as he I do feel however Washington DC 20016 periods DECEMBER i0 PAGE FOUR KENYON COLLEGIAN

Is Batman a Social Butterfly CRITIC CAMPS OUT IN CLEVELAND WITH BATMAN by John Cocks crime but against the insidious suspicious of the Batman- Robin of the Jap- relationship Said Dr Frederick The recent and gratifyingly homefront subversion anese during World War II The Wertham it is a wish dream successful revival of Lambert plot is as lyrically simple as THE of two homosexuals living to- Hillyers BATMAN 1943 of- ILIAD The sinister Dr Daka J gether Like Leslie Fiedler on fers not only the obvious op- Carroll Naish MOBY DICK he seems just to be portunity to relive once again most humble servant missing the point In Melvilles of the emperor Hirohlto great epic the close friendship of J9l the evocative adventures of ruler of the night Queequeg and Ishmael which Cowled Crusader but the prince of all the Btars the plots to destroy the war effort of Fiedler views as homosexual chance also to observe the Gotham City by capturing a ship- is like the Batman- Robin rela- epic magnificent Douglas Croft at ment of radium vital to national tionship in the Hillyer not at rather sym- his very best to see for your- security and the whole war effort all homosexual but bolic of ihe union of two disparate self why Mac Mahon has call- Daka and his army of zombies significantly famed scientists cultures or backgrounds Robin C Flot- ed producer Rudolph whom he has captured tortured of course does have a natural how the most vital creative transformed and bent to his male- adolescent envy of his friends sensibility Hollywood ever volent will plot sabotage and overtly heterosexual activities al- to bring produced and to realize fin- murder with horrendous precision though Bruce tries him along on Dick never- de- to make way for the new order all his dates ally with no room for theless flies into an awful temper Hillyer Bruce and Dick know nothing of bate that Lambert the final source of all the mean- when Bruce cancels their plans to if only on the strength of this ingless violence exploding around go to the polo matches so that fever- dream allegory of evil them they react in the only way they may accompany the delect- emerges as merely one of the they can Bru ciss says Dick able Lucy on a trip to find her Uncle Martin It is a tribute to greatest metteurs en scene the with his light lisp this is a job for Batman and Rob bin the great taste and skill of actor cinema has known HILLYERS BATMAN is an al- Douglas Croft a short boy with a PAINFUL- IT IS BY NOW AS legorical rendering of the indom- massive shock of brown curls ly redundant to argue the artistic itable American spirit threatened that he so well communicates as is Rutter Signs With Oilers validity of the film serial it by alien forces crippled by in- DicksRobins deep affection for it- to debate whether the cinema ternal treachery but victorious BruceBatman without once mak- ago Kenyon College which each year sends numerable i- self is an art form As long nonetheless The films omnipot- ing them seem in any way un- THE agents to the bush leagues of language and as 1915 Louis Feuillade in ent narrator a kind of hard- boiled natural law literate demand- VAMPIRES turned the Caedmon refers at the very be- Perhaps someday a discussion now boasts a genuine big- timer a ingly episodic serial form into ginning to the shifty- eyed Japs will be had at something ap- echoing chapters RUTTER Kenyons football star was signed a series of noble establishing at once what will be- proaching adequate length of Lam JOHN much like the separate books of come the movies major theme bert Hillyers mise on scene in free agent by the Houston Oilers of the AFL on November epic Blind academic prejudice an Why says Lucy Page the cap- BATMAN There is time and Since the AFL college draft was postponed one week to against the serial form prevented space only to tured heroine to Dr Daka you- here point out that 27 was recognition of THE vember John was signed in Kansas City where he proper re a JAP Oh says an en- although Hillyer did not pioneer past two or vited to attend Houstons game with the Kansas City Ch-ii VAMPIRES until the snared Batman in Chapter XIV to the concept of the non- functional three years when testamonials the evil genius a Jap huh But camera he uses it to its fullest po- Johns status requires him to attend the Oilers straining cc film- from several prominent Daka is even more he is a para- tential and then beyond no one in July for which he was paid a nominal bonus He was including an important makers site very real and present threat with the possible exception of Al- formally drafted because he came from such a small andrei one from Alain Resnais placed it Zugsmith ever regardless of race and religion to bert has used it tively unknown college The Oilers are interested in John at last and forever on a cinematic American life His ultimate and so well and I expect that on one Mt Olympus With this revival a pass receiver I have been interested in the prospecl inevitable defeat is a direct ana- shall ever again His camera is for THE H of BATMAN it is time logue of the complete invulner- static completely motionless playing pro ball since I first heard of their interest in VAMPIRES to make room bility of America Then of a sudden it will quickly about one year ago John said who is eagerly awaiting re put Like it or not Hillyer has Taken together Batman played pan picking up for a moment a Bruce July the American epic on film with appropriate stature and significant line or a gleam in the Wayne and his ward Dick Gray- d grace by Lewis Wilson and Robin eye that tells all Then it will a- story than the telling and Hillyer the tale tell itself and in so as and Robin son united Batman the ineffable Douglas Croft are gain retreat forcing the spectator and his sympathetic producer they produced an epic of Now not only against are warriors ideal symbols of the American to participate doing no work for Rudolph C Flothow were smart once drawing from the past social structure Bruce Wayne there is essentially more in the enough to realize this They let mirroring the future MICROCOSM OUTSIDE THE Batmans everyday disguise is a by Ashby Denoon lazy rather cowardly millionaire The Dean of Women at the State Dick Grayson Robins nom ordin- Advent Concert Adjudged Astonishin 0 University of New York at Buf- aire is a waif a homeless impec- 0 unious falo advised each freshman wom- orphan whom Bruce takes by George Huff ly full and clear despite the and solo is inexcusable in t in as his ward Thus do the two an during orientation to become Gam- heavily polyphonic score The case since an organ accoirpt extremes of American life form Last Sunday evening the all that she is capable of being community crowded enthus- pauses and phrasing as well as ment would have been appn to make a perfect team Robin is bier She enumerated the ways she iastically into of the dynamics were well- handled ate Two choruses Gratias t indeed the little man When- the Church the should realize her potentialities Holy to and generally effective certainly mus and Domine Fili k ever the Dynamic Duo bound into Spirit welcome the intellectually spiritually philo- season an improvement from their per- superbly performed a room to confront a common en- Christmas with the annual sophically culturally religiously formance at last years concert Of It was a enteric emy Robin rushes unafraid to the Advent Concert undoubtedly the thoroughly socially and physically Concern- particular interest was a piece for ing much heaviest meanest most mencing most enjoyable assembly of the experience not so ing her last way she noticed Too year and in some ways an aston- double choir by Volckmar Leis- its musical quality or virts tough in the place and throws a O many let their health ishing ring entitled Filii et Filiae imp freshmen punch which if it lands at all one We were seated to the performances but for the down by not getting enough written in the best tradition of the o- fall generally has precious little effect strains of the Brass Choir playing enthusiasm and sheer spirit sleep seems life gets more in- a Italian Renaissance period fperformers It The tough then responds by rap- lively selection from Handels teresting after ten oclock ping Robin such a severe blow in Water Music which was happily As usual the selections by the enough to the face that he sends the lad sail- performed more than Kenyon Singers The Boars FAITH MEETINGS THE OTTERBEIN PHYS ED ing at least ten feet across the satisfaction by this traditionally Head Carol and three other department notified a Parma room where he lies crumpled and weak ensemble But certainly carols seemed to this reviewer to Reverend Donald Rop Ohio sophomore that if he didnt the most pleasing surprise of the be totally inappropriate for the unconscious in a quivering heap Chaplain of the college ha- cut his long hair he would flunk Yet whenever Batman is in peril evening was the famous Telemann occasion although acceptably phys ed Rather than fail the of his life it is always Robin the Suite for Flute and Strings in A sung scently held two inform minor a late- Baroque student withdrew The campus little man who saves him In master- VIVALDI TAILORED most of of oik piece meetings for students newspaper defended his hairy Chapter XIV the Cowled Cru- and the flute solo played his works to specific available by faith rights noting that failure to con- sader is imprisoned in a room freshman Albert Friday was soloists to be performed for a than the Episcopal nothing form the image of the AllA- merican where the walls made of three- short of delightful With specific event and the Depart- ON WEDNESDAY December Boy does not justify fail- foot metal stakes close slowly on the exception of several instances ment of Music likewise has chosen of ure in the course him Bru ciss yells Robin to misphrasing and shortness of such a work his cantata Gloria Mr Rogan hosted a gathering his benefactor where are you breath his reading was quite to exploit the talents of three Roman Catholic students T elegant it had son- THE DEFIANCE DEFEND Down here Robin bellows Bat- warmth and soloists sopranos Esther Sillars discussed the problems facin- ority and his execution of the er had a front page story head- man in reply help me The re- and Ann Pierce and alto Judith gcon the many ornaments and embellish- temporary Catholic in lined Modernity A little boy re- sourceful lad hands him a crow- Ellis Vivaldi relied heavily ments in the score was amazingly of the Ecumenical movement t turning from Church School was bar which the Masked Marvel upon full chorus in this work and precise without becoming tedious the has gone asked by his father what he had faces between the closing walls it was unfortunate that the Mix- renovation that or overbearing pre1 just in time to prevent a hundred Apart from the ed Choir was so inconsistent The under Pope John and the learned that morning The boy String Ensembles said the stakes from piercing his well- unfortunate first 2 choruses are large sprawl- Pope Paul Montini teacher told them of characteristic lack of depth and Mosess leading out muscled body Batman climbs ing works which were sung with- the Israelites clarity the only element missing Ck of Egypt out of the room and he and Robin out enough clarity and definition The previous week the and how they crossed in the suite was a continuo the Red Sea on a pontoon bridge have a joyful reunion and in the chorus Domine lain presented 11 Jewish THERE ARE THOSE ALMOST EQUALLY surprising Deus they carried along Seeing the who are the alto soloist could hard- dents with a paper that he was the performance of the ly be heard for Egyptians right behind them they you No said the exuberance of done of the the boy but if Chapel Choir under the direction the choir The String on the resolution dynamited the bridge The father I told it the way Ensemble at l- the teacher told of Dr Lendrim Especially in the was again too hollow- can Council that in words replied Now son are you sure it to us you sounding wouldnt believe it Alleluia chorus from the Bach and eexonerated of the that is the what the teacher told either inarticulate to be effective the Jews cantata the singing was unusual The lack of continuo for the duets of Christ KENYON COLLEGIAN PAGE FIVE ttbier Dog Show A Dada Spectacle i by1 Richardr i i G Freeman for one to enjoy oneself in an difficult understanding way at a dog show if one holds of what a dog is affectionate notions slobberinganatomically frank loud and stink dog show bodies forth quite a rjr the different portrait of the hound impersonal anti posed just right reeking ot lavender Show dogs do not kiss 4tti v 7- J they steal a few furti ve 1 WMW m in f rtrS r v C- s owner- mm max ivPTii a the spectaioi imuu uauie me martinet hauls back on the leash X tne enure m- t SUNDAY 1 v Field f the Vertheimer ust n x nre gven over t0 cl Ki- V J Jl Tiplay the Gambier J f 77 Extending from morn

e afternoon the show T I I ability of representative many breeds to do the dogs dont do it ordinary V L V li 77e hoe There were rJ e trials in which the dogs ced on their grace and yT running sitting and on command and all i If 7 were marked on their 7 Aiming and general ap- 7e and presumably their striking 77e while that 4 7- j pose that all show dogs ijed to assume and which tn riaor mortis as you 17 rd b false to assume mat i 7 do not perceive the pres 7i the moment One example e coirpeum c icusiuu n

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e sweater JXD THERE IS GOODNESS and congeniality at a dog PHOTOS BY MIKE ABHAMSON ex For a few moments Sun- t the air rang with agonized rrie crv of a Siberian hus 7 5 kind of 7- falsetto moan The J Ler being cracked on the a few times by its master 3 cades jeed itself on its haunches and t slowly The owner explaine- r Shes never been this way be- I wish shed stop being such V7ef TVam March A Panorama Of Peaceful Protesters izi little girl A IT WAS CALM in Washington with were there as part of a ser- crowd of women all highly by Tom Doepken would be expected sed and consequently in- hardly what ious protest and not just for the at a demonstration a protest But uipiishable from their poma- may come as a shock but there is still a world outside of Gam- show They were clergymen and It was some violence Mem- nd powdered poodles clust- investigations there Brooklyn Bricklayers Peace bier a world filled with orbiting astronauts senate Norman Amer- for i around a springer spaniel bers of Rockwells in Rhodesia power failures and internal criticism This Party to attack the and the Veterans for Peace They Afevmen walked over Sudden rebellion ican Nazi tried may even more frightening than the existence of the marchers but hastily removed by were people from the vast ex- 7 a obese sweating red- haired last category be Capital police A young man panse Tta wearing a light purple world But the fact remains that a vast number of U S citizens are the of American life united had recently lost a brother i burst through the crowd American participation in the Vietnamese War who under the common banner of stop- dissatisfied with in Vietnam attempted to rip a yelled Oh Butchie been ping an unjust war its flag of the National Liberation pooooh long Where you OF THIS dis- Steps to Peace Stop the Bomb- have THE EVIDENCE Front carried by some unamusing It was a quiet march and after 3 the men looked at one an- ings War Erodes the Great So- sent was illustrated by the March The local motorcycle reading the press coverage one s as the woman ciety Honor the 1954 Geneva marcher knelt down on Washington to Protest the War gangs were out in full force but wonders of it wasnt too quiet As fairly enveloped spaniel Accords Honor Peace Stop the closely watched by the po- SEVERAL CHILDREN in Vietnam held on Saturday Bloodshed and Bring the G Is were far as most newspapers were con- atten- lice They were hardly frighten- dee show They seemed de November 27 1965 The March Home were the most abundant cerned the march never really ing a far cry from the Hells and conspicuously of placards carried by the marchers happened Various reports claim- bored began at 1100 in front the Angels who attacked a peace 7e ffiGther was seen feeding her House by 1230 the side- A few people blamed President ed the march to be sparsely at- al White march in California last October with one hand and plug Johnson himself for the war and support a were crowded on all sides and you could only laugh when a tended and drawing its bottle into walks carried tattered Lyndon Johnson her baby with seedy- looking character wearing socialist factions of New bother One of the Presidential mansion Pious Hypocrite signs And a from creature was in an iron cross spun away from the and the Thirty- five thousand people were young Negro group used the York and Washington The news- other in a play a 90cc Honda The re- march for a different protest march on papers responded to the march there maining hostilities came from a Deacons here Klan beware confirming of young men supposedly with silence only an following appeared in a column entitled Mein Musings Yet such digressions from the ba- group feature representing the local GOP In oft- quoted statement by U Thant j of the Mt by Peggy Dlsi sic purposes of the march were Union Dynamo written addition to signs favoring govern- In times of war and hostilities We eel ineffective and infinitesimal that this tender meditation best reflects the ment policy they bore invitations casualty is l0d of the first truth the Present college generation ALL MORNING THE CROWDS of Free Kerosene and Matches to tyear I learned that if you hate someone you hate yourself and slowly marched circular patterns the Peace Creeps and Draft- e you can begin to love someone you must love yourself At- along the wide Washington side- Dodgers lmS practice thus a dorm there walks conversing with the people isnt easy since I live in girls The demonstration culminated 1 be irritating Some people nearest them And this was quiet a11 times when students can get in a slow walk from the White DOROTHYS vVv aU Ver you bothers you conversation Look at all these and by not showing them that it House to the theater located be- continue to can grow to hate people wonderful isnt it 7 take advantage of you You Its low the Washington Monument this way you your- They say this crowded on the 7jne but remember if you hate someone hate its where such speakers as Dr Ben- where the elite 5 your attitude is you act other side of the White House refleced in how jamin Spock Norman Thomas does this kind of philosophy lead you With two homo- too Maybe now theyll know to meet King to eat 7 t ternatives One avoid people because you like them so stop the war Mrs Martin Luther and may sound ironical but it For instance lets say SDS President Carl Oglesby de att isnt Many local marchers were awe- 3 mixer and hear someone gossiping about someone else livered speeches attacking the can be others had irritating so have been better if you stayed struck by the distance T wouldnt it governments war policy room and read a book Hence I love people so much that traveled to Washington There to JH stay in and read are some people from Los An- WHO WERE THESE PEOPLE tw it is You want to like war They vpe ethical to love yourself more geles Did you see the large who protested the FLOWERS remember and you yourself before you can like PAULS must like group from Seattle And the were students and faculty elder better like yourself more RigW7 young CORSAGES CARDS Hw s w University of ly women and balding men s for an honest answer when declining an invitation group from the Tisr you know couples with their children They public square ido but you see 1 love People so much that Id rather stay in Chicago faculty Did tonight myself more were the Greenwich Village hip- 393- cr T ard if it hadnt been that I loved Id that Antioch has three hundred 4025 seen hippies I spoke Jve the good in you students here pies but even the V

DECEMBER KENYON COLLEGIAN 10 PAGE SIX Robert Schonfeld LORD CAGERS WIN 2 OF FIRST 3 I I 78- Cap- The Kenyon Lords sparked a 67 vanquishment of The winning effort Wr by the strong rebounding of ital University ed considerably by fje ace Dunlop who Sophomores Terry After building up a comfort- scored s Parmelee 1 1 points 10 mi nis average and Dick Fox and the sensa- able first half lead of 44- 33 the points for three games tional clutch shooting of fresh- Lords were forced to come Tonight the amazing early the second half man John Dunlop withstood a back in i ace a sirong utterbeinfo second half surge to gain their after their lead had been cut the Wertheimer Fielji 1 I v first Ohio Conference victory to one point wilu Liie iipuu set lop

lanuy ieii io nis Knees Tjj f Dunlop Parmelee Excel In Home Opener NP to by Harold Basel appeared collect fouls at E1 at will In this half he iwrts f6 The Kenyon Lords opened this basketball season with a com 11 of 12 free throw attempts L nm 92- ft resounding 77 victory over the Wilmington Quakers on 84- a comfortable 61 lead with 2 Terry Par- December at home Led by John Dunlop and left Coach Harrison cleared all- melee the Lords took a commanding lead early in the game bench This freshman 8ve and never relinquished it Good shooting a fine defense and into trouble as the Quakers advantage of our manv had if consistent heads- up play were the key to our victory and sloppy play When Fins AFTER DICK FOX made our were fouled out Marty and Ryan i Dunlop Par- baskets Fox and Finstrom 3frA first field goal and action Dunlop a our key men under the boards further scor- tr4 melee took charge and overcame edfinal Finstrom swished a hook and a four points to cap the short lived Wilmington lead Dun- romp lop displayed his talents as he tap in and Fox hit four jumpers XV A scored from the top of the key As Finstrom collected three per- JOHN DUNLOP turned t sonal fouls Kit Marty played at the corner and on a driving lay- unbelievable performance f- I center Kenyon played aggres- ofirst trr up It was obvious that Dunlop collegiate contest Her If sively in the first half and always high 26 points deserved the attention paid to him scorer with at first as he controlled the ball well and led the play At the halfs so led the team in assists r Kenyon a 51- 32 K made several defensive stalls His close held lead four He hit 12 of 13 free t Mi rr passes to Parmelee were quickly Kenyon ran all over Wilming- attempts Terry Parmelee K iA t converted into field goals as Par- ton as the second half began ed closely with 23 points and li long jump- Steals by Shook and Dunlop par- Fox racked 18 Fox waste Kenyons Dick Fox reaches for rebound over the head of melee was deadly on making eight in the first half alyzed the Quakers The Lords bounder with 19 Shook sr Wooster ace Buddy Harris Fox had a tough time of it against ers Ed Shook the other guard was quickly opened a 22 point lead at 12 Finstrom seven and Wooster he i the smooth Harris and the rest of the forecourt similarly effective offensively and 67- 45 Finstrom made two beau- Swartz and Marty each hit 36 fouled out early in the second half Other Kenyon players defensively His steals set up sev- tiful taps and blocked several field goal The team hit 1 coming to assist Fox in the picture are Marty left and Par- eral scores and he converted many Quaker drives At 902 Parmelee field goal attempts and was 2 a 30 charity line melee 3 Wilmington errors into Kenyon attempted wide shot and val from the SCOTS SMOTHER LORDS DUNLOP HITS 29 KENYON FIVE BEGINS SEASOl The Kenyon Lords in the sec- of the first half and the first five WITH THREE FROSH STARTEl ond game of their 1965- 66 Ohio minutes of the second half The by Harold Basel taller stronger Scots outmuscled Conference basketball schedule The Lord basketball team has begun its eighth sj the Lords everywhere making under the tutelege of Mr Robert W Harrison The teac played host to the powerful cutting impossible on offense and 4 Wooster Scots pretenders to the position on rebounds just as hard rely heavily on several freshmen as only two upperclass Cj crown of the defending champion to come by The key to both 1 sophomores Dick Fox and Terry Parmelee will play A i Akron and the Lords were Woosters offense and defense li- 1 tain Gene Harley has already been sidelined for the re was Buddy 1 it soundly beaten 74- 51 Wooster Harris a powerfully this semester with pulled ligaments in his left knee As built 6 5 forward who controlled t i i I with an all veteran lineup domin- are only 13 on the squad seven men designas I a have been ated every phase of the game both boards all night through av i r 5 a starters against the green Lords and only rugged rebounding while holding ference he said Akron and Kenyons Dick Fox to a mere five DICK FOX TERRY PARME a brilliant individual performance tenberg have points v for example by guard Dunlop 1 lee The Coshocton freshman John j N John Kid proceeded to the NCAA prevented the game from becom- Finally when Wooster held a Dunlop Ed Shook Larry Fin- lege championships ing a complete rout commanding 44- 20 lead Kenyon strom Kit Marty and Don Swartz This team has the best at THE GAME OPENED quite was forced to press on defense to are the Lords main core Dun- that I have seen in years All- slowly for both teams offenses get the ball and foul trouble vir- lop an Ohio player last year play all- out and I hope thi and Kenyon managed to stay up tually put the game on ice for and Shook from Cleveland will continue added Coach Har start as guards at with the Scots until midway in Wooster Midway through the Finstrom seven Our greatest weakness is t the first half Both teams were second half Marty Fox and Fin- feet and Marty will alternate at seen as lack of experience n cold from the field but the Lords strom all fouled out within a two center and Fox and Parmelee will now specifically means a looked extremely tight forcing minute time period to give play the forward positions Coach leadership The squad is si- shots and commiting numerous Wooster even more csmplete dom- Harrison can not now predict the rlearning new patterns but of upcoming season bad passes and turnovers Fin- ination of the rebounding than character the progress will be relative to He ally Woosters domination of the they had had before believes that the first four speed in learning Because backboards impreg- games will indicate much though still iri4 their nearly NOW WHEN KENYON was so are young the team is nable defense and Kenyons as we are competing in the na- too many errors Thou hopelessly out of contention John LLwi- riiLimJ college overanxiousness to get ifc l J 4 Li i i tions toughest small con is stop the ball Dunlop started his one man come- bench is not deep it paid have their toll as Wooster pulled back The six foot guard had Robert Schonfeld one considers that we out to a 20- 14 edge players c with only five been unimpressive during the very strong and able minutes remaining in the first first 30 minutes of play netting But the team is coming If- 1 half and they ser- 3 have were never in only five points and appearing to stay years we could ious trouble again siit force many shots against the tall- best Kenyon team ever Using a high post on offense er defenders However during coach He added that a sj support people oil Wooster was able to work the the final 10 minutes of play Dun- N from the 1 t ball for the good jump shot or lop exploded He fired in six field Hill is necessary for the cause the Lords to foul when a goals often times under real pres- success Scot would break loose under the sure or off balance and dropped COACH HARRISON BELF basket Kenyons freshmen cen- in 12 of 13 free throws attempts that this team is much ah- ters Larry Finstrom and Kit for a phenomenal 24 points during slast years squad at this time Marty had difficulty containing 10 minutes of play Dunlop who have better shooters and red- Woosters 6 5 Tim Jordan and pumped in 26 points in his debut ing and our bench is strorl and both players got into early foul against Wilmington made the Our outside shooting trouble Coach Harrison was disheartened Kenyon fans take speed are our greatest streH forced to move freshman Ed note and many are starting to pull Many offensive and deIe Shook only 6 from his normal out the record books from the drills have strengthened our guard spot to a forward position days of Jeff Slade and Eppa damental skills Running P1 which not only hurt the Lords Rixey large part in every practic- rebounding but also hurt their eJohn Dunlop will have U- Woosters complete control of ball control Wooster now able Sdo with the teams st the game become painfully l to dominate the backboards easily clear Though only a freshman when looking at the final statis- and taking advantage of Kenyon direct most of the offense tics Kenyon hit 18 of shots mis- cues was able to build up a the had to make the necessary from the floor during the first 32- 16 lead half ments of college basket1 and only 25 during game the will try to fill Harleys she NOT ALL OF KENYONS ball while Wooster popped in re- a rather sneakers The control errors were caused by spectable 42 of their shots M their own inability gained confidence in him but the Wooster so completely dominated s Wooster defense completely I continuing to do so in broke the rebounding that they more n a nlai down all of Kenyons offensive pod lAlo than doubled the Lords sVk 6 rebound particularlyni a fine shooting patterns tight manto- man 28- i Their output in the first half 12 and Coach Harrison has conne defense held the Lords to just 61- six outbounded the Lords 37 over- exj points during the last five minutes all Dunlops abilities and r things from him 10 1965 EMBER KENYON COLLEGIAN PAGE SEVEN

f 1 IIIIIIIUWJU 4 CLUB THA T PLA YS LIKE A TEAM k At by Floyd S Linton season we had a banquet and V is hardly even a sport at Kenyon it has long been con key some of the seniors Funds Gund iy a club and yet last year it was one of Kenyons few Bob t- Goldman Cal Frost got to- teams n w t11 iuu muns is inai tne members money from tne student council from the president or gether and started talkin about rr tpam mpmhprc thomcoKiQ ttio rru i i how the future looked so grim worth to pay for Prnd dollars uniforms referees and other with only four of us coming back A couple times a week the team drives to Columbus lent the next year and so tehy elected 1 own cars to work out on the Ohio State Rink When they 1 to at me and Ron Barrett Co- Captains I nieSi the team has travel least as far as Columbus in The whole thing was sort of a cars and they have to play without the benefit of a partisan joke The next year crowd Yet last year with the help of a few hot- shot fresh we had a few playing for 6- guys he whole team just the hell of it ran up a 3 won- enough to win our tradition- look frecord And things better for this year al winning game against Ohio THE SUCCESS OF THE KEN Northern I remember one time yon Hockey Club in the last few against Ohio Northern I got into years has been in large part due a fight with this guy and he hit P to the efforts of senior Fes- Jim i i me over the head with his stick lnin ii iii ii Minni uri A mm I tus Foster of Cleveland Ohio He really carved my head up and where he learned the game from I had to have a The Greco- Ex- ex- Cleveland Baron Steve Thur- lot of stitches But Roman Marine ier They nicknamed me Festus the foul was called on me Be- by John Smyth after this guy on the Gunsmoke fore they carried me off to the Frogman tree surgeon na AFTER RECEIVING his diplo show who replaced Chester and hospital I ran along sidelines and tionally- rated Greco- Roman ma in evening high school Mike who is always runnin in and yell you f sob at the ref- wrestler high school drop- out became a night managerbouncer savin Mr Dillon Mr Dillon eree and he just kept giving our for a mid- town Manhattan resta- theres a fight in there The guys assistant restaurant manager team penalties of course I wasnt urant Mike applied to Kenyon a grit really hes always grubby demolition expert etc If about to go back into the game because my mother is a fanatical and hes got a beard and hes al- there is anything that Mike Episcoplian TIMES HAVE ways scratchin it Festus knocks CHANGED how- Brown is a runof- the isnt it Mike is the 6th best GrecoRo- man around his Peirce Hall apartment ever Referees are better Ken- Hill Freshman at Kenyon Col wrestler in the United States vi stuffed with boxes of gloves yon is considerably better and lege a rating which he received in hockey sticks and other hockey many more boys are out for competition at the 1964 New York paraphenalia wearing a two- day hockey these days My sopho- SPORTING A MUSCULAR neck about 1 Vi inches wider than Worlds Fair But that isnt growth of a ragged T- shirt more year I was about the best beard his head Brown is the classical worth much protests Brown old player Festus said now Im bermuda shorts and sneakers image of a U S Marine His 6 because first of all there arent no socks maybe eighth best Last year IV2 frame is so obviously power Testus Foster Captain of Ken- very many good wrestlers who Kenyon had a freshman Rob ful that the universal reaction of ras Hockey Club works out on Festus cleared his throat as he wrestle Greco- Roman It will be Poole who scored 17 points this those who see Mike for the first ile ice at Ohio rink in the Stale started to talk about the Hockey time is I want this a while before I will be able to Cckmbus Foster will start on year the center will be Chip Low- team Oh when I got here my guy on my side Mikes home is wrestle well here because I have ike first team line on this yeors ery and the goalie will probably Island to start learning the NCAA meth- Kenj- freshman year most of the team Manhattan but he talks young and hotly competitive be Pete Lathrop both freshmen in a slow forceful Southernish od from the beginning Mike Hockey Club were seniors At the end of the hopes on All in all there are 26 men out for drawl effectively adorned with to play lacrosse in the hockey so far this year Our third bits of wry humor Although he spring and he occasionally works Fmhh Third in line this year is better than the does not seem to enjoy talking with weights At his peak he Conference Reays bench- pressed first line my freshman year Fes- about it Brown has one of the 275 pounds six lords Have Long Lane To Swim tus said Were going to have to most interesting backgrounds of times C- ocaptain Ed Telling said this years swimming team is the best cut for the first time Two years all the freshman class MIKE GETS ALONG well with Kenyon him it is ago we played a game and we the freshmen and not because Hn has ever had Many people agree with and Half way through junior year bably Wittenberg are in the only had eight guys I had to skate they are afraid of not being on true Unfortunately Denison and Mike dropped out of high school situation floundered in their wakes at the sixty minutes Normally you his side However the age dif- se And as the Lords because I just wasnt getting Ohio Athletic Conference Relays last Saturday this was made very change lines every twoan- dahalf ference between most freshmen anywhere and I didnt realize the 21- trident 50 30 39 minutes I even con- and yearold Brown led Brown Kenyon finished a disappointed third with and cant value of education Following points not ceive of playing sixty minutes any to ask for a room in the Delt div- behind Wittenberg and Denison respectively and did the example of his older brother ice first in any of the nine events more ision starting second semester Marine Phi Beta Kappa Alter- When he entered Kenyon Mike joined THE LORDS ONLY MANAG nate Rhodes Scholar he did not plan to join a fraternity KENYON GRAPPLERS TO GIVE Marines and was to a two thirds and two second the trained too much Mickey Mouse after the a frogmand- emolitions expert ices but did place at least sixth be Marines Almost at the last mo- who would make hostile beaches Jt of ten in each event The 300 CONFERENCE A TUMBLE ment he decided to join a frat to safe for landing troops of demo- i Individual medlay relay of year Kenyon team can 2nd in his high school divisional see what it really would be like This the cracy But he seems to have Hale Doug Hutchinson and 500 season if championship and he is expec- and he says now that he is glad have a better than liked better his assignment as a W Witner placed second with ted to have a very successful sea- that he decided to join On being it solves the problems of freshman Lieutenant- Generals chauffeur 3027 The other second was inequality of son Freshmen Bill Kruger Bob asked why he chose the Delts inexperience and It wasnt bad I used to drag ianed by Mike Pallin Paul McC- among classes Leighton and Bob Gladstone are Brown gives a sort of guilty talent the weight him out of taverns when he got irxick Charlie 91 smile no definite reason Evans and Wit- Last years record was 2- but all competing for the top position but It in drunk and played handball with k the 400 yd free relay with 9 close at 123 pounds and coach Watts is is said that Mike adds a lot to the 6 of the losses were in him every morning After the 3341 clocking pleased performances of lineups particularly when singled meets which Kenyon was leading with the a sur- placed service Mike became tree out by 5 3 active Bill Bennett Tie until the matches of the heavier all three Gladstone 3rd in third places were won in geon and went to evening high Brown is really more than a 400 decided Last his prep school tournament Jack breast butterfly relay and weieht classes were school His grades in night school only two seniors Lentz is another freshman show- pledge mainly because he is not i the 200 yd years team had were compared to his free relay Jay G outstanding the type of fellow to whom an pore there is a strong group of ing promise and P Thomas Hutchinson Gred and grades before he joined the Mar- active is likely to want to stress Kal- on years squad may start in the 130 class if he mf Ted Arnold up freshman this ines Mike explains that The made the looking can bring his weight down from his seniority st fly quartet and Tom Coach Watts states Im Marine corps didnt really im- Pallin 137 MIKE IS DOING quite well aton Evans for a better year in the win and prove me as an individual but it and McCormick in sure academically and he is trying to p free relay Also swimming loss column thats for THE EXPECTED STARS of the did help me to see exactly where the SQUAD has 25 close in on a 3 point average If Lords were Craw- THIS YEARS season along with Mark Hanlon I stood I dont feel in a dispara- f Jack any other squad all goes according to schedule he A and Pete Arnold diving men more than are Dick Greiser and Captain Bill ging way towards janitors but I ee Mark in Kenyons history The team is will enter Harvard Graduate Hanlon and Greg Ofa- Judson an experienced wrestler dont want to take ones place 31 Business School in four years burger so unusually big that the wrestlers whose 1965 record was 8- will in society seperate IVi hour practice in two wrestle at 145 Greiser weighs Hiram Denison and Baldwin- RELAYS freshmen and a lack of strength MARKED the shifts 8 of the 25 are freshman 137 and he is very tough to beat Wallace have beaten Kenyon so quest weight divisions fds for a thirteenth and four or five of the frosh are Sophomore Norman Hartzel will in the heavier consistently in the past that this ht OAC in their Although many of the freshmen title If they are to likely to be the best be fighting P G Thomas to be year is the last that they will be frcome were on high school teams ex- powerful Denison who wieght classes first at 130 pounds Although on Kenyons schedule Coach nly one to a experience in college meets is im- letterman from last One freshman likely have Hartzel wrestled only half of a Watts quickly summed up the squad confer portant This year the heavy and Wittenberg the vprv eood record in the season last year he pinned five position of this years squad We must impove individually ence is Minnesotan Mark Hanlon opponents Sen- wrestlers are being given special a out of his seven wont be the world beater but collectively and the team hopes The winning who weighs in at 160 and was ior John Lowey is likely to be attention have a good team of of Mike Brown well r7 fte relays are indicative champion of his high school con- the teams top 177 pounder Soph- that the addition e Mark Hanlon will also help J rapidly improving caliber ference Mr Mike Brown will omore Ed Gaines is expected to and e AC to eliminate the weak- ri in swimming the re nrnhahlv wrestle at 167 He is fill in the 191 lb position and Bob the team of heavy classes which increased importing and strong quick and as the coach Wallace will wrestle heavyweight ness in the years team An- C 2 of swimmers The puts it thinks wrestling very plagued last erence An addition to this years team problem is the lack of a HOTEL CURTIS should be rated as wpII Mike has an excellent rec other of which may be more valuable than whose natural the fastest of in Greco- Roman wrestling a good wrestler JLeSe the small ord a modern insulite rwc has expected is wrestling weight is 130 pounds form which unfortunately which cost 1200 Ps the of wrestling mat on the square freshman majority on rules far different from those were several injuries However the team expects all of am an used There asset but it is an NCAA year and the insulite mat the problems to be solved and the 0IPotentiaL to learn many new last It will take a Mike has makes injuries rare an egg members anticipate at last a 500 t0 inculcate moves and it will be a while be- i a Kenyon break season When asked about the 4 n thrown 14 feet high will not the rookies he be able to balance Mount Vernon and arouse fore will on an insulite mat teams Kenyon will face this year the veterans the his ability with experience Jeff says each team is the feitft at THE TEAM HAS TWO PROB- Watts always manages to win Kelly is presently the best in the to but he notes that lems a large number of starting team beat vvuen ii counts 152 lb weight class He placed Continued from page 1 Robert Km Social Critic Kenneth Clark Noted Classifications Lose Civil Rights Leader to Speak Here Flexibility as Draft And Call Accelerates second semester Kenyons Lectureship program for the frequently has movement and status This will be highlighted by a lecture on the civil rights resulted in a loss of deferment A by promnent Negro psychologist Kenneth a ciarK Wayne State University student arrested in a Vietnik demon- DR CLARK A KEY FIGURE isdiction of the lectureship com- stration had his classification sem- in the City College of New Yorks mittee During the second changed to 1- A The reason was psychology department and the ester the Concentus Musicus a his failure to report a change of founder of Haryou a rights group fine musical group and Nicanor his status his arrest sic in Harlem will deliver a lecture Zabaleta a well- known harpist Anyone older than 23 or 24 who entitled The Basic Issues in the will perform in Rosse Hall The does not have a solid deferment or Negro Revolt scheduled for Philo Concentus Musicus is scheduled exemption can consider his draft Hall on February 25 Lecture- for January 20 and Zabaleta for imminent Fatherhood classifi- ship chairman James Michael ex- February 7 cation as a full- time student reg- pressed the feeling that Clarks ular work in a defense job are lecture would be the highlight of among the reasons for deferment the semester lectures Hika to Offer besides disqualification on physi- grounds Also of prominent importance Special Issue cal or mental in the lecture series will be Gor- CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS don Craig Phi Beta Kappa visit- The editors of HIKA the under- are judged individually rather ing scholar Dr Craig a prom- graduate literary magazine have than by standards The true con- objector is not so much inent historian affiliated with announced that another issue of sciencious University will be afraid of being killed as he is a- Stanford their publication will be ready speaking March 7 in Rosse fraid of killing someone remem- sometime late in January ber this Two of Kenyons professors will of autonomy be addressing Kenyon students in IN ORDER TO make this issue The evils local the second semester Professor more successful than the last is evident in that a man deferred Paul Schwartz of the music de- which was conspicuously lacking by one board might be classified partment is scheduled to speak in some departments the editors 1- A by another depending on pop- on Music for the Masses part of have called on the student body ulation factors The basis for the be- a programmed study of music he to submit any material which local boards authority is the is currently preparing for publi- they deem worthy of publication lief incorporated in law that This was the scene as two busloads of cuties from Western Colfc get a more cation Professor Schwartzs lec- in HIKA Peter White the fic- young men would discharged their pleasant cargo in the Peirce Hall parking lot t a local ture will be held in Philo Hall tion editor wishes to redeem his sympatheic hearing from Saturday The girls were here at the invitation of the social ce January 24 Also speaking in the sterile output in the last issue by board than a distant bureacuracy miitee and seventy- five unseen dates from Kenyon who had signed series will be Professor Robert presenting a mass of undergradu- THE ONLY NOTICABLE EF- with hopes of the best One girl informed a reporter that the Dk Weber of the Psychology Depart- ate fiction Also the editors are fect of the recent wave of pacifist of Students at Western is encouraging more traffic with Kenr ment Professor Webers topic on the lookout for any new poetry demonstrations is that some men Asked whether this is Westerns attempt at varsity competif will be Grammar and the Psy- or literary criticism produced by asked about what happened to with Lake Erie the girl replied ambiguously No It just seems ti chologist and is scheduled for students this year old draft cards when applying for Kenyon boys are more promising possibilities February 4 in Philo replacement of missing ones fre- Michael Berryhill editorinch- ief quently reply I burned it The Later in the semester Miss Mar- has announced that des- boards usually go along with the CURTIS HOTEL Bairs DRY CLEANING ia Corvin well- known English pite the denial by the Special joke without further inquiry be- BARBER SHOP actress will be making a special Projects Committee of his re- 3 high street cause anyone who really burned west trip to Kenyon to deliver a series quest for monies to finance a spec- his draft card would hardly apply Bud Hank Charlie Mount Vernon of readings from Isak Dinesen ial issue issue will appear as the for a new one from the Hill Theatre stage The one of the four yearly numbers On the Square Mt Vernon Shirt Laundering a Sperii reading is set for March 28 The Special Issue will offer ma Following Miss Corvin will be terial written by outside contrib- LATE NEWS BRIEFS Direc- Professor Howard Hanson utors including some students Kenyons annual mid- year ex- WILLIAMS FLOWER SHO tor Emeritus of the Eastman and professors at other schools odus has begun Two professors School of Music Professor Han- Merry Christinas of the math department William 114 South Main Street sons lecture will be held April 4 Transue and David Ryeburn have in Rosse Hamilton Departs announced their intention to take Next to the Alcove A lecture on The Art Scene leave of Kenyons sward at the 392- 2086 39- 2f Today by Robert S Lee part Charles L Hamilton Associate close of this semester Transue from time professor of art at Marimont Professor of History has an- has has been with the Kenyon D Gaverick CPP College will conclude the lecture- nounced that he plans to leave staff for 20 years and Ryeburn is ship series Professor Lee is a Kenyon at the termination of the a Kenyon grad PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH commercial artist and will speak semester Mr Hamilon will leave i April 25 in Philo to accept a post as Associate Pro- ft The Village Inn 31 E Gambier St Mt Verne Also during the lectureship sea- fessor of History at Simon Fraser HAPPY HOLIDAYS 392- 1057 son will be a lectured- emonstration University in Vancouver British on pottery by Byron Temple Columbia from on April 11 followed by a dem- Mr Hamilton received his PATRONIZE onstration of his pottery work The Manufacturing Printers BARNCORDS SHOI Bachelors Degree from OUR ADVERTISERS during the following week Ear- Hendrix College and his graduate 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