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The Carroll News John Carroll University Carroll Collected The aC rroll News Student 9-26-1969 The aC rroll News- Vol. 52, No. 3 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "The aC rroll News- Vol. 52, No. 3" (1969). The Carroll News. 1112. http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews/1112 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aC rroll News by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Univ. Hts. Caucus Ordinance The f;arro I News Conflict Repre•endng John CarroU llniver•ity Page 6 Page 6 OHIO'S BEST BI-WEEKLY COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Volume lll, No. 3 UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OHIO Sept. 26, 1969 $>m:o:o:o:o:o:a:o:a:l):a:o:o:tl:o:ro:o.lll:i (orro/1 Spoce Odyssey Oct. 10, 11 1969 _\ Ch ris Soval Vote for Homecoming Queen By CHERYL L. ROMANKO Dust" with c a n d i d a t e Kathy Rena Gordon, represe nting CN Feature Editor Gerome of St. John's College, is the Lambda Alpha Tau, will grace float offering of Alpha Kappa Psi. "Flight of the Allegheny X: Gator "A Space Odyssey," Home­ Kathy's date will be Union Presi­ coming 1969, will blastoff on to the Moon." A sophomore at dent James Laures. Kent State, Rena's date will be , Oct. 6 and 7, when the John Connie Marie 1\llinite, a secre­ John Cico1·a. Carroll student body chooses the tary from Solon, Ohio will be queen of the big weekend by pop­ aboard Beta Tau Sigma's "Streaks Pacelli Hall will "Splash Down ular vote. in an Uproar." James Tortomci to Victory" with randidate J o Thirteen organizations have sub­ will be her escort. Ann Meyer, a high school senior mitted plans for floats and of from PittsbUl·gh whose date will "Blue Streaks at the Controls be Roger Blichfeldt. these, twelve have nominated can­ Plot the Gators Fate" will be didates for Homecoming Queen. graced by Delta Alpha Theta's "The Conquest of S.P.A.C.E ." Alpha Epsilon Delta will present candidate Mary Ann Malina, whose will be tried by the Pershing Rifles the float "Carroll Unplugs 'Hal'e­ date is David Price. Mary Ann is with their queen candidate J o gheny." Their queen candidate is a junior at Cleveland State. Anne Allen, a sophomore. Mary Beth Hilbert of Notre Dame, Dolan Hall's queen candidate, Chris So val will "Shoot the who will be escorted by Robert J oanne Regotti, who p lans to at­ Moon" for Phi Theta !\Iu. She iR Naymik. tend Clarion State College will a Freshman at Cooper Art School. .f ] "Ailegher•y Bites the Lunar "30ar with "Crldiron Blastoff." The Sailing Club's "2000-1 A Real Space Walk" will present 1 candidate Peggy Riehle of the Univ. of Wisconsin. She will be ~ Black History Course escorted by John Casper. J oellen Palazzalo, a senior at the Univ. of Michigan will participate Offered for First Time in "The Moving Force: Just Out .pf Reach" presented by the Ski By BILL CAINE Club. Her date will be Thomas The Negro in American Culture to 1908 (Hs 299) will Maertens. be offered during the spring semester of 1970 at John Carroll "Touchdowns JCU" is the Uni­ University. Mr. Sylvester E. Davis, Administrative Assistant versity Club's float offering. Wes Catri will escort queen candidate to the President of Cuyahoga Com­ Katie Rasmossin, a Junior from munity College, will be the course upper division courses, others will Notre Dame College. instructor. He received his M.A. be admitted who have an interest in the subject. Requirements are in histo1·y from JCU in 1962 and The only float without a queen the completion of Hs 3 or permis­ $ has been an instructor in history. candidate will be "The First Step Mr. Davis commented, "This sion to enroll from the Chairman in Aviation," sponsored by the of the History Department. ~ type of course looks at history Murphy coeds. The course has one section and with eyes instead of prejudices. All students may vote for the Through courses such as this a it will meet at 7:25 p.m. on Tues days and Thursdays. During the queen candidate of their choice by new interpretation and a rede· fall semester of 1970 The Negro ballot. Elections will be held on velopment of American hlstory will Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 6 and occur."' He went on to say that in American History from 1908 (also numbered Hs 299) will be 7 outside Kulas Aud. and the snack this course will not treat the bar. Black Man as an exclusive sub· offered. ject, but rather as a part of the whole of American history. From Slavery to Freedom by John Hope Franklin will be the Delt11 A/pll11 -TIIet11 Sponsors basic text. Supplementary docu ments, such as the writings of en­ slaved Negroes, will also be used in the course. Tllirtl Annu11/ Blue Stre11k Run Approximately thirty students will be allowed to enroll in the Delta Alpha Theta's third annual Blue Streak Run will three credit-hour course. Although will the com·se is primarily intended take place on Saturday, Oct. 4. This year's run be slightly for those seeking credit hours in modified because of the football schedule. In the past the first away game was held at Washington and Jef­ ferson. The Brotherhood of DAT ran over 100 miles to get the ball Homecoming Information to the game. With the first awn' game being Case Tech, the ball Tickets for the Homecoming concert, featuring the Iron will be marched to Case's Eddie Butterfly and the Rotary Connection, will go on sale Monday, Finnigan Field. Sept. 29 in the Gym ticket office. Ticket prices are $4, $5, and $6. Kicking off the march will be a Homccomin~ Week festivities will include Carroll's rendi­ rally at 10:30 on the Quad. P tion of "A Space Odyssey," and organizational floats will be meeting will be held on Wednes­ on exhibition on the quad before and after the CarroD-AJJe. day, Oct. 1, 7:30 p.m. for all th" ghcny football game. interested in joining the march. Following the gridiron battle will be the Homecoming ~1r. Timothy Gauntner, Dean of Dance at 9 p.m. in the Gym. Tickets for the dance are $3.50 Men and former Ca1Toll grid st~ · and will be on sale, along with tickets to class parties, outside will join in the march. Dave Price. Chairman of the march, hopes tr the ~nack bar. get several hundred students to Joanne Regotti participate in the event. Mary Beth Hilbert Page 2 THE CARROLL NEWS Sept. 26, 1969 The Carroll News Open Forum Joseph R. W asdovich, Editor-in-Chief Good Neighbor Peter Minarik . News Editor Ed Kiss . .. Sports Editor Cheryl Romanko Feature Editor Dan Boyle Business Manager Policy Revisited T. K. Deely .......... Graphics Editor Thomas A. Miller .. Circulation Manager By CHAS. H. FULLER The radio was playing the Youngbloods' Get Together as we reached University Heights City Hall last Monday night. JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OHIO 44118 Up one flight of stail·s to a small hot room (the same 1·oom which last year, when the debate about local option was held, had est and most needless war, people signs claiming a capacity of 75 have been marching for human plastered everywhere) tonight rights, students have been rebel­ Caucus Suit packed with some two hundred ling against imprisonment by tech­ nology; and now some of the citi­ Many times during the past three years takes the path of judicial recourse still avail­ concerned citizens. This microdrama centered on the zens of University Hts. have been this newspaper has witnessed Can-oil stu­ able on this campus, or condescends to un­ forced take their complaints to issue of re-zoning John Carroll to dents display outstanding traits of responsi­ necessary civil action. University. Ads had screamed of the powers that be. bility, concern and devotion to this Uni­ Why is this condescending? Because the lowered property values and talk Their concern is for one of the versity. very name of this University will be defiled of Councils in priests' pockets had true American traditions-PROP­ been overheard. ERTY. One o fthe citizens, who We are now about to see this image of and marred in a civil court, not from the bought his house long after JCU Carroll come crashing down. nature of the charge, but by the very fact The leading roles went to mem­ began its educational attempts, The editor of the Pol. Sci. Caucus is sue­ that a student is attacking the University of bers of a citizens' committee which complained that the campus, or at had been formed to prevent en­ least that section across from his ing the Student Union in civil court because which he belongs. croachments, real or imagined, of house, looked "like Hough Ave." he cannot find justice on this campus. We The editor of the Caucus may plead free­ JCU into the residential commun­ Others struck on the concept r. r question whether he has employed every dom of the press in civil court. Yet consider ity. The University's position (read density. They claimed it was the what that same right which he seeks to up­ defense) was put forth by several duty of Council to limit the enroll­ means available to find justice's true re­ administrators.
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