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Goodman Lectures, j|ew Calendar Approved By Faculty For Fall '69; Answers Question, ««..■»# A( - /- «, . opposes war/Draft 4-4-2 Eliminates Defects Of 4/3 Option

by Ted Cody At its last meeting, the year. Any student may enroll program leading to gradua- noter for continuing to sched- This past Thursday night' Bates College Faculty voted to in more short term programs tion in three years was re- ule the short term in the at the Co-ed lounge at least! accept the recommendations than the required two, if he tained, by providing that stu- spring, perhaps the most per- 200 Bates students heard a of the combined Educational wishes. The one exception to dents electing such a program suasive being that since not stirring and enlightening lee- ] Policy and Honors Committees these rules is that the mem- could fulfill all require all re- all students would be required ture by Mitchell Goodman of to revise the academic cal- bers of the class of 1970 will quirements by taking five to be in attendance, placement Temple, Maine. Goodman was endar, and to make important not be required to attend the courses instead of four during of the short term between the one of four defendants at the changes in the academic credit short terms. the semesters, and two courses semesters—as is done in sev- draft conspiracy trial held in system, the basic graduation The present credit-hour sys- in three short terms. eral other collegiate calendars Boston this Spring; he along requirements, and the normal tem will be converted to an More Innovation to Come would be extremely awk- with Dr. Benjamin Spock and course load expected of stu- equal-course system, with the The Committee report was ward. Yale chaplain William Coffin, dents. With one exception, the graduation requirement stated the result of more than a It is expected that many of Jr., was convicted of conspir- new calendar and academic as a minimum of 36 courses year's study of alternate cal- the new programs in the short ing to council young men to requirements will go into ef- rather than the current mini- endar possibilities. In recom- term will be directed to ad- avoid the draft and was sen- fect in the 1969-70 school year. mum requirement of 120 cred- mending the retention of a vanced work within the major tenced to two years in prison The major change in the it-hours. Thus, beginning in short term, the Committee field, and it is essentially for and a five thousand dollar calendar is the reduction of the fall of 1969, all full aca- stressed the opportunities for this reason that the stipula- fine. The case is now on ap- the short term from its pres- demic courses, regardless of educational innovation which tion is made that the senior peal. ent eight weeks duration to field, will have equal value this period promised, for pro- short term be spent in regis- In his talk, Goodman hit six. The first semester will be- toward the graduation re- grams both on and off cam- tration, beginning with the hard at the war. "To restore gin, as it now does, early in quirements. Conversion ratios pus. Several arguments were class of 1971. this country to a democracy September and end before between credit hours and we can respect," said Good- Christmas; the second will courses will be worked out by man, "we've got to establish start early in January and the Academic Standing Com- a tradition of calculated end late in Aprii. A single mittee, so that each student CAMPUS NEWS . . . diobedience to unlawful commencement exercise, in presently registered may be ZERBY TO SPEAK centered on Involvement, and authority." that the United place of the present two, will informed before the next gen- will feature a Sound and States has become a nation be scheduled in the second eral registration period of the On Nov. 24th in the Filene arrogant with power and that Light production that will week of June, beginning in number of courses expected of Room, Dr. R. Zerby will speak both enhance and help to its soldiers daily kill hundreds 1970. on the past European Tours him to fulfill the new grad- create the special mood for of innocent women and chil- uation requirements. he has made. Photos, slides, Short Term for all this production. The service dren merely because they are Less Course Restriction etc., will be presented to make "Communists," All students would be ex- will be directed by students, The Committee report em- an extremely interesting and with the emphasis placed en- They Aren't Men pected to be in registration phasized that one of its major j educational evening. Perhaps He went on to suggest that for the regular semesters and tirely on contemporary feel- concerns was to reduce some- coming tours will be discus- ings and response. Americans don't think a Com- for two of the short terms, one what the intellectual frag- | sed. Each year students from Con't. on Page 2, Col. 1 of which must be in the senior mentation imposed by the all over the country make the present expectation of five Zerby tours with Dr. Zerby. NO PARKING semester courses for each stu- TICKET SALE Parking restrictions be- College Community Mourns dent. To implement this ob- gin on city streets starting jective, the Faculty also ac- Tickets will be on sale for November IS and continu- cepted the Committee's recom- the Robinson Players produc- ing until April 15. There Dean's Death at Memorial Service mendation that the permis- tion Barefoot In The Park at may be no parking over- Monday morning a mem- sible registration be three to the box office starting Nov. 11- night on the city streets— position of Dean of Men on five courses per semester, with orial service was held in the | a full-time basis. He noted 23, from 7-8:30 p.m. and also this includes College Street. four courses the understood Chapel for Walter Howe Boyce, that there had been an exten- at the box office the nights of Bardwell Street, Campus normal registration for a four- the late Bates Dean of Men. sive search for a man of high the production, Nov. 21, 22, 23. Avenue, etc. year student. In the new and The ceremony was a simple calibre to discharge the duties somewhat abbreviated short CHAPEL and moving expression of the of the office, and Dean Boyee, Guidance and Placement term one or two courses would grief the Bates community | with his impressive experience This Sunday, November 17, Interviews on Campus feels at the loss of one of its be the permissible registra- at 7:00, in the chapel, there in the Admissions Office of tion range. Monday November 18 North- Columbia and in Afghanistan will be a new approach to The option of an accelerated worship. The theme will be eastern University (Graduate and Pakistan, seemed perfect School of Professional Ac- for the job. counting) In addition, said Dean Men Graduate training and Rowe: "When he came to DEBATE TEAM TRIUMPHS Careers in accounting. For lib- campus, he clearly under- eral arts and non-accounting stood he was to concern him- graduates. Liberal subsidies self with the problems, the Last Friday the Brooks Tulis and Terry Grover com- available. careers, and the future of the Quimby Debate Council trav- prised the novice negative Representative: Mr. Joseph men at Bates. . .With them he elled to Colby where they took team. Golemme. was to be an explorer, a guide, part in the Ben Butler Debates. Successful Tournament 0. S. Air Force a revealer. He knew the men, Bates, Bowdoin, Colby, and The eight debaters compiled Men Officer training pro- their backgrounds and suc- the University of Maine (UNH a record of nine wins and grams. cesses, their failures, their could not make it) all fielded three losses. Both varsity and Representative: Sgt. J. R. needs. He dealt with them both varsity and novice teams novice negative teams were Wigley (In Chase Hall fairly and, if need be, justly." to debate this year's topic. undefeated, while the novice Lounge Foyer) The Proposition is resolved In regard to administrative affirmative team suffered only Tuesday November 19 U.S. most familiar figures and of that executive control over one loss. Their efforts enabled Army problems, he observed, "He foreign policy should be sig- the sympathy it extends to realized that considerations them to win three spoons for Men Officer Candidate his family. nificantly curtailed. The var- the best varsity affirmative School program. of the moment must be view- sity teams consisted of Tom Dean Emeritus of the Fac- ed in the light of solutions and novice affirmative and Representative: Lt. Hugh ulty, Harry Rowe, began the Burnham and Dennis Foss as negative team awards. In ad- Coppinger. for the future. He was a the affirmatives and Bill Day ■service by recounting the cir- dition, Bill Day earned anoth- Juniors & Seniors good team worker." As for and Jim Burke as their nega- cumstances which brought personal commitment, com- er spoon for the best varsity Women Officer training Dean Boyce to Bates in 1953 tive colleagues. Jane Pendex- negative speaker while Jane programs (Summer and post- mented the speaker: "I doubt ter and John Stimmel were the ass the first man to hold the Con't. on Pago 2, Col. 2 Pendexter and Jeff Tulis pick- graduate) leading to technical novice affirmatives while Jeff Con't oa pogo J. cd. 1 Con't. oa pago 3, CoL 3 iL » TWO BATES COLLEGE, LEWISTON, MAINE, NOVEMBER 14, 1968 Goodman Counsels "Forget About 'Isms'" Memorial Service Con't. Goodman from Page One right now, he said. Either war only one choice—between one Dean Emeritus, Professor - Friend munist is a man and thus one is finished as an institution or war criminal and another. has the right to kill as many we soon shall be. It is our How do we break this power Eulogize Dean Walter Boyce as he wants, no matter how duty as the strongest party to circle?" asked one student, there is anyone among us who . . .The college has lost an im young or how innocent. They trust the other person in his by saying that those opposed has sought more diligently for portant part of itself." feel that Communism is such conflic. Heavily stressing this to the war should let the rest the meaning of life. He was Dean Rowe concluded mov a bad thing that we are justi- point Goodman said, "If no of the country do what it wants always groping to achieve ingly: "Today recollection: fied in burning a village to one has that trust we're done and refuse to participate in solving problems." tomorrow memories. Thesi for." "Forget about 'isms,' " such an unholy conflict. save its inhabitants from it. Associate Professor of Math- Walter, you have left us i he urged, we must survive. We starve the Viet Cong, we ematics Richard Sampson, abundance. We shall cheris It being the day after the machine gun them, we bomb long a close friend of Dean them and seek to live b election, Goodman also had them, we burn them out of the Boyce, added some personal them." Yet perhaps the mo; something to say about poli- land that is theirs, not ours, memories: "Though we often valid tribute was the readin tics, stating that every four W C B B we napalm them. We are de- argued about who labored of a poem by Hopkins whic stroying a culture "right down years America has in reality was a favorite of Dean Boyc WCBB, Channel 10 looks at harder, the professor or the ad- to its roots." and of his family: the amazing "World We Live ministrator, I knew there was Goodman critized the lack no one who worked harder or of empathy of Americans for In"—from the micro-kingdom Heaven-Haven EXAMINER RULES of insects to the forbidding cared more about the purpose the Vietnamese people. "How of the college or the people A Nun Takes the Veil can we understand the plight Antartic — Mondays at 7:30 P.M. starting November 11. in it than Walter Boyce. . . I have desired to go of the Vietnamese peasant", DEATH OF BATES "W alter always reacted Where springs not fail. he asked", when we have Filmed in color, the 12-part strenuously against any effort To fields where flies no sharp never been machine-gunned DEAN AS SUICIDE series takes cameras deep be- in the college that did not have and sided hail or napalmed?" No foreign neath the ocean to watch the as its primary aim the wel- And a few lilies blow. country has fought on our soil many creatures who live And I have asked to be (Lewiston Daily Sun, Nov. 9) fare of the students . . .Walter since the War of 1812. there, shows how man is try- Boyce cared about justice, Where no storms come, These poor people have been The dean of men at Bates ing to harness energy from about truthfulness, and about Where the green swell is in used by white colonists for College, Walter H. Boyce, was the sun and studies the what one man could do to the heavens dumb. hundreds of years and final- found dead Friday afternoon "Weather Watchers" who pre- move our society toward the And out of the swing of the ly have become sick of it; now at his home at 15 Abbott St. dict—and one day hope to goals on which it was based sea. they want their country free Lewiston and the ruling of Dr. control—our daily weather. of foreigners and are willing Robert D. Wakefield county The "World We Live In" is to fight for that right. medical examiner was a based on the best-selling Life SEDITION (?) IN KENTUCKY On top of all this Goodman suicide. Nature and Science Libraries. put forth the possibility that Dean Boyce was born at PIKEVILLE, Ky. (CPS) — newspapers and television Bib overalls, out-of-state li- a radio broadcast that Pik Winchendon, Mass., Dec. 31, Produced jointly by Nation- County was run by a "coun may not be telling us the cense plates, and singing of 1924, the son of Clement and al Educational Television and house gang" working for a fei whole story. It is our duty, "We Shall Overcome" were Hazel Howe Boyce, and pre- Time Broadcast, Inc., the series coal-mine operators. He als he said, to find out the truth introduced as evidence of un- pared for college at Concord, begins with "The Winners", a said it was not illegal c about the war in Vietnam. American activities during an N.H. High School. study of the micro-world of in- wrong to work for peacefi Growth of Insensitivity He received his bachelor of investigation of Appalachian sects. All but .1% are neither change in government. As his second attack on the arts degree from Columbia harmful or annoying to man, Volunteers here last week. morality of the war Goodman University in 1947 and his Russian Tanks? the program points out, yet The Kentucky Un-American put the audience into the master's degree in philosophy That statement prompte many a farmer has complain- Activities Committee (KUAC) shoes of an American soldier. and religion from the same the local prosecutor to saj ed he spends more money held hearings on seditious ac- "How does the soldier who university in 1948. He was in- with all seriousness, "I war "feeding" insects than he does tivities in Eastern Kentucky, has just killed women and structor in English for the to warn McSurely that if h educating his children. a culmination of a conflict children feel." It is said that Royal Afghan Government at calls on Russian tanks to hel that erupted last year when the capacity for humanity is Habiba College, Kabul, Upcoming Programs him conquer Pike County, five anti-poverty workers were dulled if tormented enought Afghanistan; worked as re- intend to appeal to Mayt Among the programs in indicted on charges of plotting by war; possibly if one kills gional secretary in India, (Richard) Daley of Chicag coming weeks are "The to overthrow the county gov- enough he will forget. The Afghanistan and Pakistan for Weather Watchers", "Survival and (former Ala.) Gov. Georg soldier often asks himself, ac- ernment. the Institute of International in the Sea", and "The Child Wallace for help in defendin cording to Goodman, "What Education, New York; and Watchers", a study of how and The state law on which the Pike County." am I doing in this hell hole. was assistant to the director charges were based was later why children learn. The KUAC committee pack Must I loose my life for this?" of admissions at Columbia ruled unconstitutional by a ed up and left without namin There seems to be no good from 1951 to 1953. federal court. any Communists or takin coming of this war on either Boyce was appointed dean VICTOR side; where is the reason for of men at Bates in 1953. He New Liberal any action other than recorr it? How can it be justified? was married in 1943 to Jean mending less political in NEWS COMPANY The dispute includes Pike- Goodman asked the audi- Wentworth Harris. He served volvement by AV's. And lates ville College, a small liberal ence how, in the midst of in the U.S. Army in 1943-44 reports indicate that no tank arts school headed by Dr. such barbarism, can one re- and was a member of the PAPERBACKS and have been spotted yet in East Thomas Johns. He fired local em Kentucky. tain his humanity. There is a Eastern Association of Deans SCHOOL SUPPLIES residents by hiring professors threat of universal extinction and Advisors. Monarch Notes opposed to the Vietnam War Surviving are his widow, and by holding open forums three children; Ann, who is at- 50 ASH ST. TEL. 782-0521 on strip mining. FLANDERS Debate from page one tending college at Los ed up two more spoons for the Angeles, Charles H. and Rich- Opp. Po«» Office Dr. Johns' critics protest that Menswear best novice affirmative and ard B.; and his father. the college is becoming too negative speakers respective- liberal, but the president has comas th» finMt in ly. Thus Bates captured six continued his new policies. out of the eight spoons pre- "What I'm going to do is run MEN'S CLOTHING sented. The remaining two HOWDY the best educational institu- spoons were won by the Uni- tion I can, which means I'm London Fog Coats versity of Maine. going to demand that the is- Last year the Bates teams LEWISTON sues facing our society be dis- McGregor and did almost as well. The var- cussed, investigated and ana- Pendleton Sportswear sity affirmative team which Ol lyzed. I'm not going to sell consisted of Bill Norris and my soul for prejudice, hate Criclcetter and Howard Melnick won the best u COOPER'S RESTAURANT or bigotry," he said. team award in their class One of the anti-poverty Michaels Stern Suits while Rick Waxman and Max FINE FOOD & QUICK SERVICE workers indicted for sedition, D Alan McSurely (he wore bib Steinheimer accomplished the D Arrow Shirts same as the varsity negative Newly Remodeled for Tour Dining Pleasure overalls), charged recently in team. Tom Burnham and Den- ■ ■■■■■■■■I A Snack or a Meal or a Frosty D Bostonian and Bass nis Foss, the two novice nega- D VINCENT'S tive debaters, were also able Shoes to capture a best team award. 403 Sabattus Street Lewiston, Maine D GIFT SHOP UNH, Maine, Connecticut, 131 Lisbon Street D Open 7 Days a Week 62 COURT ST. AUBURN Emerson, and URI were among n Lewiston Maine -7\ the colleges represented. [I] [O L 'fllll'l WHHBBsWBHIlHHHIHyilSB^Bl BATES COLLEGE, LEWISTON, MAINE, NOVEMBER 14, 1968 THRU

>> ciologist Advises "Yellow Submarine Inter Attitude Beatles Film "Classical" ward Drug Use Ed. Note: The following is a contributions, saying, "what news release from United I did for the movie is nothing T. LOUIS, Mo.—(I.P.)—"Go Artists. really. . .the verbal is com- ;ad and smoke marijuana," "Don't play cool," said Al pletely subservient to the vis- d the dean, "just don't get Brodax, producer of the new ual," others do not. It has ight." Probably no college animated Beatle motion pic- been cited for its verbal in- ninistrator has ever given ture "Yell ow Submarine". ventiveness and the creative :h advice. But Howard S. "How many lousy little Yale use of the standard pun. •ker, a Northwestern Uni- professors get to meet the This assignment has since sity sociologist, believes Beatles?" Erich Segal, profes- proven a starting point for a it such an attitude on the sor of classics could have re- barrage of Segal authored •t of deans is the only way plied, "How many college plays, movies and articles. The it campus drug incidents professors are writing a list includes: "In Someone 1 be halted. screenplay for ?" Else's Sandals, a musical, Seeker writing in Trans- One of the most unlikely another musical, "You Can't aon, a social publication If s the Beatles as Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club new members of the screen- Get There From Here," writ- Washington U n i versity, Band, the soulful music men of Pepperland, in "Yellow Sub- writing fraternity, Erich Segal, ;s not believe that student marine." ten with composer Richard a 32-year-old assistant profes- Rodgers, and the screenplay ig use can be stopped, "Yellow Submarine" is a King Features Production present- sor of classics at Yale, the for the upcoming Norman udents want to use drugs ed by Apple Film and produced by Al Brodax for United son of a rabbi, has Jewison film, "The Landlord," i can easily do so; few col- Artists release. George Dunning directed and Heinz Edelmann several prior claims to fame. for . e administrations will de- designed the film. He finished 151st in a field Segal himself has some am- e to use the totalitarian the amphetamines that many of 174 runners at the 1966 thods that would be re- Guidance from page one bivalent feelings toward his students take to stay awake Boston marathon, lie was both ired to stop it. growing film reputation: "An while studying. "Marijuana," and administrative careers in class poet and salutory speak- unfortunate side affect of One might institute a daily Becker says, "has no demon- the military. er at his graduation from Har- writing "Yellow Submarine" rch of all rooms and per- strable bad effects." Representavie: Lt. Ann vard, he has authored sev- ?s, in addition, inaugurate is that it gave some of my Pascoe. (In Chase Hall eral scholarly works and has ampus 'stop-and-frisk' law. Becker draws on his socio- students the impression that Lounge Foyer, 9:30 A.M. to his Doctorate degree. t they are not going to do logical studies of drug use to I care more about the Beatles 3:30 P.M.) •se things, so student drug note that drug-taking students All that has changed. His than about Euripides. They're fame now rests on his recent more swayed by my having • will continue." of today are quite unlike ear- Wednesday November 20 Per- success as a screenwriter and had a drink with Ringo than Jecker believes that the lier drug users, who learned kins School for the Blind (in for having played the piano by my lectures." ins are worried about stu- to be careful about hiding cooperation with Boston Col- for Ringo Star. . .the Harvard Although Segal has achiev- lt drug use, but they are their habit. Today's students, lege Graduate School of Edu- fight song of course. ed the enviable distinction of re worried about the he says, get caught because cation) It began with Brodax's re- having one of his lyrics ac- eat public-relations crisis" they are either ignorant of Men & Women Internships quest that Segal hop a jet cepted by the Beatles for their campus narcotics raids and the precautions they might and graduate study in special dents on trial. Yet, Becker take to protect themselves to London to collaborate on new film song, "Lucy in the education (scholarships). the script for "Yellow Sub- ues, the more adminis- from arrest, or are convinced Sky with Diamonds," he still ters worry about student that they have "a constitu- Representative: Mr. Wil- marine," a United Artist re- remains very much a mem- lease. ig use, the more such em- tional right to get high." liam Hoisler. ber of the academic commun- Working from the Beatle; assing incidents they will "Administrators," B e c k er Thursday November 21 Amos ity. re to deal with. Tuck School of Business Ad- hit song "Yellow Submarine," concludes, "must take a calm- Segal and co-authors Brodax, University Comes First All increases in surveil- er view of drug use and stu- ministration (Dartmouth Col- lege) Jack Mendelsohn and Lee ce, of course, multiply the dents must become more cau- "If I had to choose one life nber of cases that come to Men Graduate Study and Minoff, whipped up a screen- or the other it would be the tious. The main obstacles to play. >lic attention," Becker says. such a bargain will be nervous careers in business. university." And his students Digging deep into his class- Self-Fulling Prophesy administrators afraid to take- are grateful for this decision. Representative: Mr. John ical background, Segal sup- ecker's arguments are such a step and ideological Albee. Enthusiasm for Erich Segal inly based on marijuana- plied the story's imagery in- and his professorial approach students who wish a confron- spired by the mythical voy- )king, which he says is tation on the issue. But college All interested students is indicated by enrollment in ages of Greek and Roman ad- re widely used than LSD. administrators have learned should sign up immediately at a course on Greek tragedy venturers, complete with rijuana, he says, causes to live with sex and drink. the Guidance and Placement which jumped from 60 to 300 weird monsters and strange dent health services much They may yet be able to learn Office. since he took over the class. places. These were blended ! trouble than alcohol or to live with drugs." Moreover, this upswing began with current satire to provide Courtesy - Quality - Service before Erich Segal met a a mod-Odyssey. single Beatle. SAM'S "Wouldn't it be great if..." Though some of the more ITALIAN SANDWICH SHOPPE The B e a 11 es themselves The Original Italian Sandwich scholarly types on the faculty McDonald's made script contributions. have difficulty understanding Tel. 782-9361 - 782-9145 John Lennon once called Segal 286 Main St., Lewiston his venture into screenwriting, Where quality starts at 3 in the morning to sug- both the chairman of the de- gest, "wouldn't it be great if fresh every day IIIBIil partment, Professor Havelock, Ringo were followed down the and Segal himself, think that street by a yellow submarine." this sideline may actually HAMBURGERS 20c | The scene was put into the improve his work as a scholar. script. CHEESEBURGERS 25c Says Havelock, "I think While Segal himself dis- that it has helped him acquire FISH FILET 30c counts the significance of his the gift of approaching a classical work as one might approach any modern one. He Look for the Golden Arches I LOUIS P. NOLIN r Sunset Motor Court sees Plautus as you might see ■ Member American Gem r AUBURN, ME. 1240 Lisbon Street c a contemporary playwright. ■ Society FROM EXIT 12 Hence, he's always able to ask -i 133 Lisbon Street » Lewiston, Maine 2 Miles to Left on Rt. 202 fresh and provocative ques- § Lewiston, Maine M tions." .1 '•■IWll'I'll I lilllllltll Visiting hours in the in- m firmary have been changed STUDENTS: DO YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY? MICHAEL'S to: IF YOU DO WE CAN USE YOU FOR PART u Monday — Sunday 3-4 MEN'S - BOY'S APPAREL FASHION CENTER P.M. and 7-8 P.M. TIME WORK 11:30 TO 2:00 DAYS, OR 5:00 TO Visiting hours will now Where bo co-ed. 11:30 EVENINGS D "IT COSTS NO MORE TO BUY THE BEST" APPLY: MCDONALD, D BATES STUDENTS THINK 10% Discount on All Cash Purchases 1240 LISBON ST., LEWISTON, ME. SNOW D Special Charge Accounts Available ? ? ? [I

- FOUR /// BATES COLLEGE, LEWISTON, MAINE, NOVEMBER 14, 1968 Pat*s THE MANKIND: A SHIP OF LOVE, tubent For centuries man has I world as a gesture of Peace and adapt her for our pur- sought political, economic and and Universal Brotherhood. poses. We will change a "Ship James M. Hunt Stanley Needles religious solutions to his prob- j In order to do this we have of War" into a "Ship of Peace". Editor-in-Chief Business Manager lems. These attempted solu- formed a non-profit corpora- The ship will be painted in tions have been at times help- ' tion to organize this voyage. Managing Editor: PAULA CASEY; Associate Editor: ROBERT beautiful colors by artists. On ful and at times harmful; in j We have no affiliations with AIMO; News Editor: RONALD CROMWELL; Sports Editor: her sides she will carry mes- any event they usually were any political, social, or religi- BRYANT GUMBEL; Layout Editor: JOSEPH HANSON; Photog- sages of Peace and Goodwill directed toward symptoms of ous organizations. We will de- from anyone who wishes to raphy Editor: HAROLD SILVERMAN; Art Editor: HANK men's problems rather than pend solely upon mankind for MAHAKIAN; National Editor: JOHN O'NEIL; Exchange Edi- send them. In the course of to the real source and shape support. preparing our ship, we will tor: NANCY HAHN; Circulation Manager: LEIS DOWD. of his conscience. We propose Perhaps you would like to prepare ourselves for the jour- Copy Staff: CATHY FAY, FRANK FOSTER, KERRY HEACOX, to do something which is di- be one of us. If you cannot ney. Before as well as during LEE LORD, FRED MORIUCHL RICHARD MORTON, GEORGE rected to the conscience of come you might like to help SCHUMER. the voyage, it is planned that mankind. us. There is much to be done. seminars be held to explore We are going to acquire a Ship of Peace and express the attitude of ship that can transport ap- We will try to get a govern- peace, non-violence and love proximately three hundred ment ship—perhaps one of the through discussion and med- NUMBERS GAME people and sail around the moth-balled Liberty ships— itation. None of the persons aboard The 4/3 is out. It never really had much of a chance. THE PARABLE OF THE THRUSH our ship will be "passengers." Beginning next fall, the "in" plan will be the 4-4-2. In- Everyone will have some sort corporated into this is a three-year option. Eliminated AND THE CATTLE EGRET" of duty however small it may is the strain the three-year program imposed on four- seem to be. We shall all have year students. A more relaxed and worthwhile educa- One lazy December after- itself. an interesting and enlighten- tional experience for all should result. noon, a West Indian thrush The thrush fluttered awk- ing experience.. The means to this better calendar are somewhat en- was floating in the cool south- wardly to a branch that When our ship is ready we couraging. The student Educational Policy Committee east trades after a bold raid brought him eye to eye with will christen her the "Man- met with the joint Faculty Educational Policy and on three kitchens. the newcomer. kind". It is a good name— Honors Committees. Unfortunately, the decision rested A down-draft carried him "Where"d you come from?" for the whole purpose of our ultimately with the faculty alone. However, the com- toward a cow pasture. As he he demanded abruptly as trip will be to express the at- bined pressure of the student committee and the Pres- had grown up under the hoofs soon as he'd caught his titude that we are all one, a ident, who were pretty much of one mind, seemed to of cattle, the thrush paid little breath. He fixed the other seemingly reluctant brother- direct a rather conservative faculty approach towards attention to the clumsy with a hostile stare. It was hood, with only one world to a more sensible, less encumbered program. Perhaps in beasts. Indeed, he felt some the only way he knew how live in. We are convinced that the not-too-distant future the administration and stu- disdain for them, because a to deal with strangers. our one and only hope for dents will have an institutionalized voice in such de- mean-tempered old girl had "Africa," the white bird re- mankind to survive is by love cisions. almost trampled him once plied serenly. expressed through a gentle while he was trying to filch "Where's that?" attitude and kindness shown a few grains of her feed. "Toward the morning sun, a to our brothers. SATURDAY CLASSES Sudd enly he screeched, long way east of Barbados." Hiroshima "Yawk," as a thrush has a The thrush flapped angrily We intend to leave San way of doing when it is start- up and down on his branch. Francisco in June, 1969, and go In terms of scheduling, at least one other important led. There, sitting on the back "Why'd you come over to many ports. We will sail change is in the works. The Student understands that a of one cow was an elegant here?" he exploded. first to Hiroshima. There we faculty committee has made a recommendation for the white bird, calmly preening "To debug your cattle." will say that we are sorry for elimination of regularly scheduled Saturday classes. The "To what?" the terrible bombing that hap- Saturday morning period would provide a much-needed "To help you develop a bet- pened. All of us, including space for extra-class time, as well as time for consulta- LETTERS TO ter breed of cattle by pro- the Japanese, are responsible tion and discussions. Elimination of regular Saturday tecting them from ticks and for allowing it to happen; and classes would also benefit both faculty and students by THE EDITOR other insects. I'm a tickbird, our apology will be from man- providing a full weekend to be used for study or relaxa- a cattle egret." The white kind, not just from America. tion rather than the present "weekend" consisting of To the Editor: bird's modest tone failed to By going to Hiroshima, we only Saturday night and Sunday. Undoubtedly, such a The Freshman class has hide his pride. will call attention to the spec- change will underline the need for a more active and now been on campus for close "Incredible!" ter of hydrogen bomb war- worthwhile social atmosphere; otherwise the rather sub- to nine weeks and has had "Why? Don't you want de- fare, a specter we have all but stantial weekend exodus will increase. The responsibility ample time in which to form- bugged cows?" forgotten except for a nagging will be placed on both college and various student groups, ulate opinions as to the Cam- "To hell with the cows. fear in the back of our minds. particularly the Chase Hall Committee and the Rob pus life. A great deal of crit- Especially if they won't fork Hiroshima will remind us of Players Film Committee. In their cases, the antidote is icism has been raised by over a little grain. Tell me, the possibility of nuclear holo- more money. Freshman in regard to the so- whitey, what's in it for you?" caust; but it can also be a cial and academic structure "For me? I guess I just like beginning place for a reaf- of the school both publicly firmation of the nature of God CUTS helping cows. Even when it and privately. Sitting in the means going a long way to do in man. There is much des- dorm rooms, all that can be it." pair, bitterness, and cynicism While a new calendar and Saturday classes are being heard during a night bull ses- "Man, don't your own cows in people now, but there is considered, perhaps the system of cuts should be exam- sion are gripes about the poor need debugging? Why bug also much reason for hope. We ined. The present system puts too much emphasis on the conditions existing at Bates. us?" feel that our ship, "The Man- kind", can do much to sym- "reward" for a 2.0 semester QPR. Students not academ- There are few ways that the "Because you didn't have bolize this hope for all. ically qualified or in the first semester freshmen year Freshman can have their pro- anyone around to do the job The world now is full of should have limited cuts—perhaps numbering equal to tests reach the administration until I came." violence and conflict. Forces course-hours credit. Senseless excessive pressure on and those that do exist are "Oh, more are coming. It these students would be alleviated. through the class representa- takes one of us to an animal of both concern and hatred appear to have become polar- On the other hand, perhaps the entire system should tives, your representatives! On to do a good job." ized into opposing camps. We be revised. Many professors are reluctant to "force" any October 28, the Freshman had The thrush thrashed the feel a closer look reveals that student to come to class regardless of policy. (Note the their first chance to choose branch with his wings. man is more than ever before crackdown on Faculty attendance-taking last year.) the students that would carry "You African tickbirds are concerned with the treatment Others feel that attendance is vital in terms of the learn- their grievances to the admin- moving in here without even of his fellow man. There Is ing process and/or classroom methodology. Both points istration. Only 66% voted in consulting us local birds? more "life-force" manifest now of view are valid. As a result, the system is abused. this primary election! Fantastic!" than ever before. This force A viable solution might be to eliminate all attendance It is for you, the students, The thrush flew off in a is expressed through Love; it requirements; even all statements on attendance. The that such organizations as the Student Advisory Board are rage to agitate for the imme- is everywhere and it will be professor in each instance would then determine and diate expulsion of the foreign- aboard our ship. make quite clear to his classes the attendance, if any, developed. It is your voice that er. As he pulled a bloated We will never reach a world he requires. Most likely, not many professors will is represented not the elected bug from the cow's back, the of love through violence. Many change, but the system would be more in harmony with representative's. When a bare tickbird wondered why the who feel despair and bitter- reality. majority vote to choose office holders, how can the Fresh- thrush failed to see that the ness now, may turn to vio- island needed a cattle debug- man's ideals be truly carried lence. In one way this vio- ger. What, he asked himself, out? Freshmen, support your lence and hatred is a corrup- Published weekly at Hathorn Hall, Bates College, during the could be more obvious? college year. Printed at Pine Tree Press, 220 Gamage Ave., Au- class ! ! ! tion of their desire to love and MORAL: For most of the be loved. Because of feelings burn, Maine 04210. Entered as second-class matter paid at 4th Floor Adams world, credibility, like grain, is Lewiston Post Office. of futility and frustration in Concerned Frosh a scarce commodity. Con't on page 5. OoL 1 BATES COLLEGE, LEWISTON, MAINE, NOVEMBER 14, 1968 PIVI Gumbie from page six Ship of Love Con't B Tom Hutchinson B Scott Phillips Defense PEACE, AND GOODWILL L Dave Littlefield L Dave Carlson finding avenues for the ex- ested group of individuals L Bruce Stangle pression of love, this love wishes to take on as a project L Bob Beverage turns to hate. Our ship will helping us in this endeavor, B Ron Johnson be such an avenue. we will be pleased to send a B Jan Whiting University speaker from our group to talk B Dave Peters We are entering a "New with you. B Mike Dorman Age" for mankind. It will not We will be supported en- B Steve Hussey be an age of conflict in poli- tirely by donations from pas- tics, economics, and religion, sengers and others who wish this rejection is being voiced but an age of "Universality" to contribute with their mes- today is largely a result of the in which we realize that all sages. We are willing to take impotency that we all feel at men are brothers, that the passengers who cannot afford the hands of 'the system.' " greatest joy in life is loving their own expenses. However KENNAN: ". . . students see one another, and that we can since we are funded only by themselves as the victims of never benefit at the expense donations, we hope that every- a regime determined to sup- of another. In this age we will one will make an effort to press them in their right of have no cause to fear or mis- offer something. In the final freedom of speech and in their trust anyone. This will come analysis, the only ticket you civil rights generally. In this, about as we overcome our need to come aboard the little or no distinction is made doubts, guilt, fears and self- Mankind is a loving heart, between the right to speak ishness. These barriers sep- good vibrations, and a feeling STAR VS. STAR: All - Star Scott Phillips (r) rolls out away from hotly pursuing All - Star lineman Bruce and the right to be heeded: arating man will be removed of Oneness with others. the fact that other people do aboard our ship. We hope this Stangle. Phillips Smith South "B" team beat Stangle's Hedge "A" Champs for the Intramural touch Footboll title. not do what one wants is in- will be true for people all over SILYERMAN RELATES terpreted as in itself repres- the world. We want everyone sive." to identify with our trip, and what we are trying to create, TVA EXPERIENCE Kennan Questions On Vietnam: a pure gesture of love. Harold Silverman, a three- STUDENT: " . . .the resistance Wherever in the world we year student from Medford, of the anti-war people to lis- stop, we will offer flowers, Massachusetts, spent the ma- Student Perspective ten to other points of view is music, singing and dancing. jor portion of his summer va- When George F. Kennan's dents and professors who dis- probably not nearly as strong We will have gifts for chil- cation with the Tennessee article, "Rebels Without a Pro- sented with such energy that as the resistance of the Ad- dren made by other children. Valley A u t h ority learning gram," appeared in the New | the Pulitzer Prize-winning ministration, which realizes We will express our feelings about the organization and York Times Magazine, hun- statesman felt he must reply. that if it listens, it will have as a group as well as person- working in one of its many dreds of letters poured into the He did. to explain to the American ally. programs. Times in response. Most of The result of this exchange people why it has sent 50,000 After our ship leaves Hiro- His first week was spent in these letters were from stu- is DEMOCRACY AND THE American soldiers to die in shima, we will go where we orientation and the remaining STUDENT LEFT, to be pub- Vietnam." think we can best express our six in the personnel division gram for flood control, the lished in a Bantam paper- KENNAN: "Sickening as are theme of brotherhood; but we testing TVA's pre-retirement TVA branched into production back edition on November 1, planning program. When a the civilian casualties we have will consider the safety and of electricity at a lower rate just one month after its hard- well being of everybody on the TVA employee reaches the age than private industry offers. had a part in producing, and cover publication by Atlantic- strongly as I myself deplore ship as well as the people in of 60, he attends regular sem- Another interest of the TVA Little Brown. The book con- the ports of call. We would inars to plan his retirement at is regional develop ment, and disapprove the actions tains Kennan's original arti- that have occasioned them, I like to stop in China, Vietnam, 65. In these seminars he which includes the evalua- cle, some of the best of the Africa, India, and Europe. learns how to guard his tion of surrounding landsites have to point out that this is, letters and Kennan's care- again, a dangerously over- As we mentioned before, we health, financial security, and and resources and the estima- fully reasoned reply to his plan to leave in June, 1969. If peace of mind. Also part of simplified view of a complex tion of unemployment as well. objectors. Some representa- Harold's job was sending situation." you wish to go with us, or to Once this information is gath- tive views in the debate: contribute in anyway please questionaires to retirees who ered it is given to econo- On the Student Activists on write to MANKIND . . .BIG have gone through the plan- mists, who try to organize and On Resistance to Govern- Campus: SUR, CALIFORNIA. . . .93920. ning program and comparing coordinate all the ingredients ment Authority: Those who wish to go witli us their responses to those of re- into prosperous industry for STUDENTS: "We intend to STUDENT: "The student will receive a letter explain- tirees who didn't go through the area. Thus, the TVA demonstrate in a way that Left grew out of nothing less ing all of the details. If any it to evaluate the benefits. strives for "people develop- government can neither ap- than a protest against the ir- school organization or inter- TVA Development ment" as well as the utiliza- plaud nor fail to notice. . . We relevance of the academic Harold went to the TVA to tion of resources. want to cause discomfort community to what is going learn how a major organiza- Harold, an economics ma- among the apathetic because on in the world . . .History The Carriage House tion works and to see the sur- jor, found that his summer we want to cause change. (We has shown that at times when rounding country, not just to experience with the TVA gave want) to shock people like the world defied ordering, in Inc. get a job. While he worked, he him valuable understanding Mr. Kennan out of their smug- times of violent change. . .the learned about the TVA itself. of the complex structure of a ness." academic community becomes Starting as a New Deal pro- large organization. irrelevant." : "The violence with which THE SLURP ■!HI!IIIHIIIH!!MIII!HIIIIIIWIiaiBIIIIBII!i KENNAN: "We agree that BOOKS GALORE! this is all very selfless, very Small Deposits Will be open every Saturday Clark's Phurimicijlj during winter months for college high-minded ,very courageous. on Xiiias Gifts NEW BRANCH STORE folk. Other dayj by appointment But what in the hell—if we LEON TEBBETTS BOOK SHOP might be so bold as to ask— NEAR BATES COLLEGE 164 Water St. Hal oweII are you doing on a university is back campus?" 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Route 202 Winthrop Telephone 783-1991 i ASK ABOUT ■ff«iMBII!*lH ■ ■ il-KI-B ■ ■ .11 ■ JHHIIIUHIIUiimiilUBliinilllMiMi +++++++++++4#+++++++++< A CHARGE ACCOUNT SIX BATES COLLEGE, LEWiSTON, MAINE, NOVEMBER 14, 1968 GRIDDERS "SLIP" BY COLBY; Doyle Sets Record WINLESS MULES FALL 21 -12 HARRIERS HEAD FOR IC4A'S; by George Schumer bringing the kickoff to their own 39. On second down, soph The Bates football team TROUNCE R0WO0IN IN WARNUP Ron Lupton just took off from emerged a 21-12 victor over the 40 for a score. Colby con- Last Tuesday afternoon the a 21:58 it was his own record Colby Saturday, giving Bates verted their extra-point try, Varsity Cross Country squad that he was breaking and no- a second-place finish in the tying the game at 7-7. finished off the dual meet body can deny that it was a CBB series. Bates' win over After Bates was stopped on portion of their season with a deserving way to end a sea- Colby evened the Cats' record downs, Colby took over again solid win over Bowdoin, 18-43. son that has been frustrating at 4-4, while Colby remained at the Bates 49. After a 13- It was a fitting end to a sea- for Tom because although he winless in eight tries yard gain and a pass inter- son that has to be regarded had constantly been a top fin- More Records ference call against Bates, as the best ever for Bates' isher he hadn't broken a tape Both Jim Murphy and Glenn Colby had a first down at Cross Country. After winning yet. Thornton continued to set rec- the Bobcat 20. Colby was stop- 9 out of 10 previous meets and The Bowdoin win was a typ- ords in this game. Murph had ped on downs, but Dan Blake the State Championship it was ical team effort that has a bad game, hitting 6 for 22, kicked a 22-yard to only right that the season characterized the harriers all however, these 6 pass comple- make the score Colby 10, should end by beating the season. Bob Thomas, Bob tions set a new college com- Bates 7. Bowdies here at home and that Coolidge, Neil Miner, Lloyd pletion record for one season Bates scored 2 points soon on this, the last meet of the Geggatt, Jeff Larsen, Jim (with one game still left for after the start of the second year home, the school record Leahy, Steve Fillow, Glenn Bates). Jim now has 138 pass quarter. Colby, deep in their should be broken. Ackroyd and freshmen Steve completions, breaking the old Mortimer and Jack Nelson own territory, was forced to New Course Record mark of 135 set by Bog Hall have all made valuable con- punt from their own 2-yard Now it was also fitting that of Brown in 1965. In addition, line. However, the punter was tributions to this successful Jim tied the record for touch- the record breaker be the man tackled by Mike Fox before year. There are still 2 meets down passes in a season with Record - breaking senior who has proven himself over he could get his kick off, left for the team, one of them his 15th, and he increased his quarterback Jim Murphy the past 3 years to be one of the New Englands in Boston making the score Colby 10, heads for his final game Sat- the greatest distance runners career total to 48, a record Bates 9. on Monday, the 11th, and the which should stand in New urday against Bridgewater this campus has seen. Taking Ball Control other is the IC4A's in New England colleges for a long State. The Bobcats must win no credit away from the bril- Later in the quarter, Colby York City on Nov. 18. time. Glenn Thornton picked if they are to edge over the liant season Captain Thomas was forced to start a drive A Chance In N.Y. off one Colby pass, making .500 mark. has had, when Tom Doyle ran from their own 1-yard due to In New York, the runners his season mark 11 and his a perfect Mike Roser punt. will get a crack at such na- career mark 17, both records. Held on downs, they punted tional powers as Villanova, Actually, no real patterns to their own 27, giving Bates Gawitic Gosut&i Michigan State and Notre were apparent during the by Gumbie beautiful field position after Dame. Although the Cats game. Colby went to the air Karkos ran the punt back (Let's see if I can take later. won't be taking 8 out of 10 as 25 times, however they clicked they did against Bowdoin, the to the 20. An 11 yard run by things up from last week, be- So the snows are upon us on only 11 of these passes. In Fitzy brought the ball to the solid pack running, along with general, the Mules couldn't fore I was so rudely in- now. But lest you be fooled 11. After an incomplete pass, the strong front-running seem to drive for the import- terupted by the censors. With into thinking that snow chills Cal scampered 11 yards for a few slight changes, I'll back everything up—let me remind strength that Thomas Doyle ant first down. the . and Coolidge have shown all Highlights up and try it again.) The Ric you that the cold weather, Second Half year should bode well for Recapping some of the high- Spooner Players have decided seems to have had the in- Colby was stopped en downs Bates hopes. lights: Bates was moving like on "The First Thanksgiving" verse effect on "Spider" Oris- after the halftime kickoff, as their next performance with ; tano. Casting his T-shirt and a machine soon after receiving giving Bates the ball on their Soccer Cancelled the opening kickoff. Starting Ross Evans as the leading and Levi's to the wind and own 48. On third down, a Due to adverse weather from their own 36, the Cats man. Many girls are being attiring himself in gold pants, Murphy to Andrick screen pass conditions the Bates-Colby moved down to the Colby 9 considered for leading lady: buckle shoes and an ascot, soccer game, which was to brought the ball all the way Joanne Finch was in the run- he came out of his one year with 10 and 25-yard runs by down to the Colby 15. Andrick be held at Bates, has been Dick Magnan being the major ning but word is she's be- hiding and got a date with then went for 9 more yards, cancelled. The match-up thrusts. On 1st and 2nd come ill with a bad case of :some ever-so-lucky freshman. and on a 2nd-down play, was the last game on the downs, Fitzgerald and Andrick trench mouth. "Perpetual Mo- Word is not out yet on wheth- Murphy hit Ericksburg for the soccer schedule. were both held to 1-yard tion" Farris was also being er the $30 a try tradition was score. The extra-point try was gains. A 3rd down pass was considered but it seems as if broken yet. Things must have missed. she thinks that the play, like dozen well conditioned run- incomplete, and a pass on 4th ; gone O.K. enough for the ruf- ners. The wind, the snow and Near the end of the third everything else on this cam- fian from Rye Neck is back down was intercepted in the quarter, Colby notched a 2- the effect of the pre-race re- end zone. pus, is beneath her. Danny in step after his once-a-year point safety when center Jeff freshments should provide all Colby started at their own Weaver was almost selected experience. Sturgis snapped the ball over but he ruined it, and got a the spectators with quite a 20 and were stopped on In intramurals the big story show. the head of Mike Roser and haircut. In fact, many Batsie is that there is no story. downs. Their punt went only through the Bates end zone. The Intramural Football All- to the 40-yard line, giving girls were auditioned but fail- | Football has ended and start- A late Colby drive was stopped Stars were selected by the in- Bates a golden opportunity. ed to make it because they ing in the near future will be when Glenn Thornton batted tramural council—they are: The Cats got a first down on didn't fit the part—that of a intramural soccer (to be held away an end-zone pass in- Offense runs by Magnan and Fitz- girl. Which all adds up to the in the multi-million dollar tended for Colby's Sherger point that for the second E Steve Erikson gerald, but were thrown back. astro-cage), and intramural E Geoff Laing with 20 seconds left. straight performance Andy Mike Roser punted into Colby volleyball. Also, this Saturday L Andy Nichols Final score: Bates 21— Besch will have his wig, his territory, but a Colby man the annual intramural cross- L Jack McBride Colby 12. dress, and his adequate, fumbled, with Bates recover- country race will be run at L Ross Evans "props" and play the role of ing. After Bates gained 3, they The statistics: 2:00 p.m. The team victory L Bill Eaton a female. The date for the per- went all the way to the Colby First downs 15 11 should go to Hedge Hall who B Ric Spooner formance will be announced 5 on a tricky Murphy-handoff- Rushing Yardage 205 123 will be entering about a half nKiiiiaiiiiiaiiifniiiiiBiiiiuiiiiiBiiiBiiiiiBimiBugiB Con't on page 5, CoL 5 back to Murphy-pass to Fitz- Passing Yardage 82 77 gerald play. On 4th and Passes Att.-Comp. 24-7 25-11 STARTS WEDNESDAY goal, Murph hit Lopez for the Passes intercepted by 2 2 I ¥ I first score. The kick was good, Punts - Avg. 6-29 7-39.1 EMPIRE AT • THEATRE • giving Bates a 7-0 lead. 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