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NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Times released a presidential election survey yesterday which showed Richard M. Nixon in a commanding lead over both his rivals and OBSERVER.Serving the Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College Community George C. Wallace slightly ahead of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey. The survey, made by Times correspondents of political leaders in all 50 states, showed that as the campaign entered its final month Nixon was leading in 34 states with 380 electoral votes -110 more than the 270 needed to win. Recall Petition Not Submitted The Times ran the survey on the same day it chose to endorse Vice President Humphrey’s candidacy in its leading editorial. The newspaper called Humphrey “a humanitarian, Organizers Absent; Avoid Debate Challenge and authentic and effective liberal, and a man of proved character, courage and judgment...” The newspaper said the survey was made too early to reflect With an opening prayer of, pass final judgement and decide argument over whether or not to any changes which might have taken place as a result of “My God, help us to put a- on calling an election. A paradox accept Pangborn’s Jim Scherer’s Humphrey’s speech about the bombing of North Vietnam - side party labels and personal in the entire situation is that the motion to officially endorse the which some believe was an effort to attract “dove” voters. prejudices so that this body may Student Body President himself SLC. Stay senator Mike Kendall It quoted Democratic campaign leaders as saying the speech accomplish something for the must recommend the committee of Carroll and junior Mike Mead has generated an increase in contributions and encouraged students of this university,” the to the Senate. of Holy Cross both objected to supporters to Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy and the late Sen. Student Senate began operations By failing to appear last night, the immediate endorsement of Robert F. Kennedy to back Humphrey. last night for the upcoming year. the petitioners escaped an open the SLC. Since this initial meeting was debate challange from Human “ I think the matter should be mainly organizational, Student A ffairs Stay Senator Mike discussed, because if we Body President Richard Rossie, Kendall. Kendall and Scholastic immediately accept the SLC as Wallace in Ohio? who acts as chairman for all Contributing Editor Thomas the legislative body on student Senate meetings, spent the first Payne posted the challenge in life, then we will set the tone of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme Court begins its new half of the meeting delegating Lyons Hall, home of some of the all our (the senate’s) dealings term Monday with an unprecedented opening day hearing of a committees and informing the group, Friday and have yet to with the SLC, enabling them to plea to permit George C. Wallace’s name to appear on the Senators of important upcoming receive an answer. Kendall said disregard us in their legislative presidential ballot in Ohio. The court resumes work with a events. last night “We feel there is no decisions;” said Kendall. Mead calendar of cases involving Vietnam, race relations, The organizers of the “ Recall basis in fact for any of the said, “We’ll be cutting our own demonstrations and poverty, and with uncertainty over the Rossie” petition failed to appear challenges on the petition. The throats if we accept them as tenure of Chief Justice Earl Warren. before the Student Senate last petition itself does harm to a legislative body. The Senate is It will disregard precedent by hearing a plea on opening night to present their petitions. Richard Rossie’s position with more representative of the day it usually waits until the second week-challenging a A Senator approached by the the Administration. The easiest students’ wishes than they arc.” lower court order designating Wallace as a write in candidate in group to present the forms way to refute their position is to Both Scherer and Rossie Ohio. declined to do so, returning the meet them in open debate countered, that the Senate never The former Alabama governor charged that Ohio election petition to those from whom he before the student body and to could legislate on student life law requirements place independent candidates at a had received it. refute them. If they have a before anyway, and the SLC is disadvantage and that his name should be on the ballot with David Fritts, Junior Senator position which they feel can be our first chance to really the Democratic and Republican candidates. from Cavanaugh, explained his defended they have a duty to legislate on student life issues. Ohio requires that a new party must have signatures of 15 stand saying “1 was asked to come out and face those who Mead successfully tabled the per cent of the total vote in the last statewide election before present it to the Senate. I was differ from them.” motion of endorsement of the it can appear on the state’s ballot. acting as a messenger because a Rossie presented the four SLC, and, true to his word, When the court adjourned its last session, it was assumed constituent of my hall asked me standing Senate committees and Rossie announced that there will that Warren would not be present when it reconvened. But the to . . . I returned the petitions their chairman, who are all stay be another Senate meeting Senate’s rejection of President Johnson’s nomination of because I felt I could not senators, as Academic Affairs, to-nite to resolve the Associate Justice Abe Fortas as his successor leaves the court justifiably endorse it. The John Hickey; Student Life, Steve endorsement and to quickly set makeup unchanged. Senator who presents it had to Ahern; Constitutional Revision, up the election procedures for Warren submitted his resignation with the stipulation that endorse it. I feel I could not give Bob Rigney; and Human Affairs, the student members of the lie would step down when his successor was confirmed. What, the recall justification because at Mike Kendall. SLC. He delegated separate if any, plans the president has for submitting another the present time I am neutral.” The main part of the meeting committees to discuss election nomination is not known, and it is possible Warren may serve Fritts said he was unsure as to was concerned with discussion processes after the meeting. until the present administration in January. the plans of the group now, and of the all-important Student Life HPC Meeting made clear he had no connection Council and Rossie wasted no Berrigan and Friends whatsoever with the petition time in stressing the immediacy Nominations for the office of passers. Speaking of those who of the Senate’s action on this chairman of the Hall Presidents had asked him to submit the matter. He said, “We’ll have a Council were held at a meeting BALTIMORE (UPI) - The trial of nine Catholic pacifists p etition s, Fritts maintained Senate meeting tomorrow night, last night in the student center accused of burning draft card records begins today and “The people who gave me the Tuesday night, Wednesday night, amphi theater. Those nominated threatens to turn this city into a little Chicago. petition were the same people and every night until we resolve were Phil McKenna, Bob Hundreds of anti-war protestors congregated in Baltimore who distributed it.” the method of election of the McCarter, and Paul Dillonburger. during the weekend to take part in marches and rallies during With the non-submission last student members to the Student Elections will take place next the federal trial. night, speculation was aroused Life Council. I feel we owe it to week. Secretary of the council The “Catonsville Nine” are accused of invading a draft that the group itself will appear the students to get this Council will be appointed by the board in the suburban Baltimore community of Catonsville before a Senate session tonite to working as soon as possible.” chairman pending approval by May 17, scooping two drawers full of records into wire baskets present the petitions personally The remainder of the meeting the council. Both terms of office and burning the records in a parking lot outside. to Student Body President became involved with an will expire next October. The city’s entire police force was ordered on 12 hour shifts Richard Rossie. If no Senator starting midnight yesterday. Complicating their problems was will endorse the petition, as a rally for third party presidential candidate George C. Wallace seems likely now, the group will in Baltimore tonight. be compelled to itself make the SLC Members William Sloane Coffin, chaplain of Yale University, and petition presentation. The final election results former Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike of California, were SBR Rossie himself explained determining the administrative Rev. Laurence G. Broestl, CSC, planning to take part in the rallies, according to spokesmen at at the Senate meeting the representatives on the of Sorin, and also assistant VP the Interfaith Peace Mission, headquarters for area anti-war procedures for when and if the newly-formed Student Life under McCarragher, Rev. James activity. Senate considers the petitions. Council were announced on Sat. Schiltz, of Farley, Dean William Coffin currently is free on bail while his federal court Rossie said “A Senator can by Vice President for Student B. Lawless of the Law School, conviction on charges of encouraging violation of draft laws is introduce the petitions in the Affairs Rev. Charles Dean Bernard Waldman, head of appealed. Coffin was convicted in the same Boston trial as Senate. If not they can be McCarragher, CSC. The winnere Science, and Dean Frederick pediatrician Benjamin Spock. presented to me. If the petitions were elected from a preliminary Crosson, of Arts and Letters. Several hundred students at Cornell University-where one are given to me I want them list of 30 administrative A total of 67 people voted in of the nine, the Rev. Daniel Berrigan, a brother of Philip and a given to me before the Senate as personnel, submitting the election, including anyone Jesuit priest, was a chaplain-began arriving this weekend. One a whole.” applications to the council. working under the president or student said they had been granted leaves of absence for the Rossie said a committee Selected were three prefects the various vice presidents of the week. would have first to consider the a n d three University, deans of individual Other large delegations were coming from New York, colleges, and all rectors and validity of the petitions. Then deans: Reverend Thomas E. Boston, Washington and Philadelphia. and only then would the Senate Blantz, CSC, of Zahm Hall, similar personnel. PAGE 2 THE OBSERVER Monday, October 7, 1968 Tim O'M

Death of the Senate Peacemongering

The first issue of Peace Monger, According to Student Life Commissioner Larry representatives almost unlimited freedom in bringing Landry more than 80 per cent of the on campus their own proposals and suggestions to the Council. Notre Dame’s newest underground student body voted in last Thursday’s Student Senate They almost certainly will retain the right of newspaper, appeared yesterday at elections. Unfortunately that Senate will probably be impeachment or recall of the six elective members of the Library Lounge Coffee Hour and the most ineffective one ever selected. the board. in the Huddle. The single- page, The reason is not that the senators selected are But the fact is the eight Council representatives dittoed newsletter was dated poor ones, that can hardly be determined at this will be able to write proposals and present them Thursday, September 26, 1968. point. In fact it would seem that there is a healthy much more quickly than the 48-member Senate. representative cross-section of student opinion in the In effect, except for ratifying the Student A second, more up-to-date issue ISenate this year. Government budget the Senate is obsolete. The Sunday night was the first meeting of the year for Senate has suggestive powers in student affairs while is expected today. No publisher, the Senate. They will soon be asked by Student Body the Council has policy-making powerw in the same editor, or staff members are listed. President Rossie to ratify the Student Life Council. realm. Proposals made through the Senate first will be The only clue to its publisher is a The Senate has no choice but to approve the Council, delayed three times longer than if they were posited quotation in the masthead from which is the first policy-making committee in which directly by board members. The Senate will be Our “Leader”: “Blessed are the students have been permitted to participate. The relegated to approving such bills as the repudiation of peacemakers for they shall.” The Council is a large step in the Rossie administration’s the Presidential Review sit-in, as was done last year. newsletter is published at Notre attempt to make student opinion more prominent in Nice, but it does nothing. Dame, according to the masthead. affairs which concern students. The Senate could retain its power by requiring all T h e publication calls for While the Senate was always allowed to make rec- student initiated bills to go through the Senate before “correspondents and contacts to commendations to the student affairs office or whatever moving on to the SLC. But that would be send in news, views and reviews: appropriate department, the Council has concrete handcuffing the student members of the Council and policy- making responsibilities. Those eight students defeating the purposes of student leaders in obtaining peacelovers; anti-imperialists, vets, will help shape University policy regarding students, student representation on the SLC. pacifists, libs, conservatives, sds, which is considerably more than merely offering The Senate simply must make itself ineffectual by radicals, isolationists, one-worlders, suggestions. ratifying the SLC and giving student members of the yes, sane, hippies- all peace mongers The Senate will also be asked to define the board sufficient room for operation. The death of the write in.” relationship the student representatives on the Senate, that’s progress baby, which many people Council will have with the Senate and the method of suspected even before the Student Life Council was selection of those students. created. ^ Most probably the Senate will allow the student Big Wheels Plan

THE GENTLEMAN'S SHIRT Though the football season student body - a variation turns, curves and straightaways, has barely gegun, the Student somewhat out of the mold of and will be set up on the new Union Social Commission is the stereotyped white upper asphalt parking lot south of the already preparing plans for next middle class Catholic ND boy. Convocation Center. May’s Spring Weekend and As Part of the Grand Prix About drawing student Notre Dame’s first Grand Prix. program the commission will interest and support for this Senior Bob Folks, SUSC sponsor guest appearances by Grand Prix of Notre Dame, coordinator for the Spring several racing personalities. Folks added: “Once we have laid festivities, said yesterday that The Grand Prix itself will be a out our plans and taken care of “ We have planned a very go-cart race with an entry from more of the. details we will exciting weekend during which each hall and from off-campus. approach the newly elected hall we will be trying to involve as Drivers will be chosen by the presidents in order to gain their m any students as nossible. halls and though all engines and approval and their help. \Ye are During the second week of bodies will be provided by the very interested in their opinions May we will combine the Irish Student Union, any and feel that they can aid us Cup Rugby championship, the modifications and tremendously in achieving success various class proms, a concert “turbo-charging” of the power They (the hall presidents and (with the performers to be plants will be left to the other hall representatives) are announced) and the first annual possibly the biggest factor in the Grand Prix de Notre bame - an individual halls’ automatic success of this production...Also, interhall go-cart race.” mechanics. The course will be in we feel that the Grand Prix will the usual European grand prix generate more interhall style, with numerous sharp competition.” The Spring Weekend has been a part of the social scene on campus in the past, byt never James Collins To Speak In Series has it really enjoyed any great Dr. James D. Collins, “ The Art of Historical success. This year according to The Folks things will be different as professor of philosophy at St. Questioning” (Wednesday), and Purist® New the Social Commission will Louis University will be the first “The Interpreting Present and Button-Down Bristol coordinate all the social speaker in the University’s Its Modes” (Friday). activities during this week in “ Perspectives in Philosophy” Collins, 51, holds his May in order to better insure the series, which starts this evening. doctorate from Catholic success of these activities. The lecture series, now in its University, and is a specialist in Collegiately' third year, is designed to present modern philosophy who has One of the major goals of the an authoritative discussion of a taught at St. Louis for 23 years For Fall 1968: Sero offers a choice of two weekend Folks explained in this different philosophical theme and written 11 books in the of America’s most celebrated campus collar way: “More and more people are each year, and the 1968-1969 fields of modern philosophy. models — the Purist® button-down and the beginning to recognize that ND subject is the historiography of Other speakers scheduled for new, distinctive Bristol. Deftly tailored — is a very good place to send their philosophy. “We hope to the series are Dr. Walter with trimly tapered body lines — in a host kid - and it is imporving. More illustrate the close relationship Kaufmann of Princeton; Dr. of handsome solid colourings, stripings and students are thinking and are which exists between the history Albert W. Levi of Washington checks, many exclusive with Sero. Both engaging in more activities on of philosophy and the actual University in St. Louis; and Dr. models come in fine-combed 100% cotton or campus. But, many are faced conduct of philosophical Paul Oscar Kristeller of durable press. investigation,” said Dr. A. Columbia University. with the problem of finance and AVAILABLE AT this scholarship fund will help Robert Caponigri, current series director. Collins will give three 8:00 those potential students who p.m. lectures in the Memorial could contribute much to this The Observer is published daily Library Auditorium and his Gilbert’s Campus Shop community.” In addition to this during the college semester except subjects will be “The Insistency vacations by the students of the Notre Dame, Ind. contribution it must be stated . of Modern Sources” ( tonight) Subscriptions may be purchased that scholarship students tend to for $ lu from The Observer, Box give more of a social and 11, Notre Dame, Ind., 46556. ©Copyright by Sero of New Haven, Inc. 1964 Second class postage paid, Notre economic diversification to the Dame. Ind.. 46556. Monday, October 7, 1968 THE OBSERVER PAGE 3 Departmental Heads: In, Out Summa’s First Anniversary SUMMA, “Notre Dame’s young, with 60 per cent having been graduated since 1950. The appointments of new problems of the inner city, Study before coming to Notre Greatest Challenge,” is clebrating its first birthday this Members of the University’s department h e a d s in minority groups and the Dame six years ago. perdominantly lay board of mathematics, economics and underdeveloped nations. Yang, 41, replaces Dr. Edward week. The program has reached trustees have given 25 per cent mechanical engineering were Jerger, who was promoted to 72 percent of its $52 million goal as gifts to tal now more to the current campaign announced Friday by Vice O’Meara, 40, replaces Dr. Associate Dean of the College of $37,477,855. According to the University vice-president also President for Academic Affairs Wilhelm Stoll who is currently Engineering. Yang is a native of James W. Frick, Notre Dame’s noted. Rev. John E. Walsh, CSC. on leave of absence at Stanford China and earned all his degrees vice president for public Within the last year, two Rev. Ernest Bartell, CSC was University. O’Meara is a native at the Illinois Institute of relations and development, teams of top Notre Dame named Chairman of the of South Africa and specializes Technology in Chicago before “SUMMA is on schedule.” More officials led by the Rev. Economics Department. Bartell in algebra and number theory. joining the Notre Dame faculty than 19,500 gifts to Notre Theodore M. Hesburgh, CSC, had been acting head of the He received his doctorate from in 1955. His interests are heat Dame from alumni, friends, and the Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, department since February. Princeton and was a member of transfer, fluid mechanics and parents, corporations, and CSC, executive vice president, Dr. Timothy O’Meara was the Institute for Advanced thermodynamics. foundations have been made named Chairman of the have traveled 20,000 air miles to Mathematics Department and since SUMMA began last fall, launch SUMMA in 40 major U.S. and thousands of volunteers Dr. Kwang-Tzu-Yang will head cities attended by 11,000 the mechanical engineering have been involved in persons. This February, two solicitation, Frick said. other groups of University department. 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W HY DO THEY KEEP CALLING, ME THE THIRD CANDIDATE. ? W HO ELSE IS THERE BESIDES THE OBSERVER m e ' n him ? An Independent Student Newspan»>-

WILLIAM LUKING, Editor-in-Chief

FOUNDED NOVEMBER 3. 1966 NOTRE DAME, INDIANA

Before N The American Presidential campaign these days is boiling down to a three way battle amongst a man who claims to be the safe port in a time of storm, a man who will see to it that only one unlucky protestor ever lies beneath his automobile, and a man who claims to be a lesser evil than the previous two. It seems to be the rule with all three major candidates that you speak strongly about “law and order” (some also &HAUNREYMX-M attach the term ‘justice’) and dispose of pressing problems such as the plight of the ghetto or the war with bland pledges of happiness to come. “I will end the war.” Sure, but how? Joel Conn From the point of view of someone looking for a choice, as opposed to presumably an echo, the array of candidates and the dearth of concrete positions constitute a profound disappointment. The great Reflections of An AL Jock debate on the War, for instance, has to put it mildly, failed to materialize with the exception of some sparring between President Johnson, a non-contender, and Vice President Humphrey. The political events of the campus during this last week and my We would hope that in the remaining month of the campaign the involvement with them has brought back still fresh memories of the issues, those questions considered by the intelligent and aware voter, first extremist conversations I ever had - with the insurance agent in come to the fore and are the subject of debate. Our wish is that we will my town who was heading up the John Birch society’s “Impeach not go the the polls in November sure only of how Curtis LeMay stands Earl Warren” petition drive. on use of nuclear weapons (and sure, too, that he means exactly what I met this gentleman at a party which myself and friends had attended as a lark. Taking us aside he talked about Warren as a he says). This has at times been a year of hope for the educated and the “Communist” and told how, by his decisions and actions, the Chief young in America. Let us hope that 1968 does not end up being a year Justice had “abrogated his reponsibilities to the Constitution and the of emptiness. people of the United States.” We were playing right-wing youths that night, so we pressed him as to what he wanted. He told us that we could “get out into the shopping centers and go door-to-door” with petitions. We would be A New moderate, saying what we really wanted was a review of the courts’ decisions and that popular pressure would force Warren to take in “Nothing ever gets done around here, and nobody cares about his wings.” Of course, explained the Bircher, “What we really want anything until after football season is over.” In the past this has been a to do is nail him the wall like the rat he is.” more than accurate description of the political climate at Notre Dame. I was intrigued, and said, “I don’t think these petitions will do This year things have changed. A petition to recall a Student Body any good. Would you please explain how we can have an effect.” President and highly accelerated student government activity have Taking me close-in, the impeachment spokesman contended “What marked this fall as a time different from the past. we’re really trying to do is destroy his credibility. He won’t be able While we disapprove of the petition to recall Mr. Rossie, the drive to go ahead with what he’s trying’ to do in freeing those itself underlies a growing activism at Notre Dame. For the past two Communists and helping labor unions like Reuther’s. He’ll be helpless!” years liberals and radicals have had a near monopoly on open political As the evening wore on, we saw this gentleman again and he had activity at Notre Dame. Such unbalanced activism has been held by an armload of petitions. I asked “Besides you, who all is involved in many to be unhealthy if not dangerous. With the drive to recall Richard this drive? The eyes shifted around and his tone became suspicious: Rossie, the more moderate and conservative forces have emerged as a “Why do you want to know that?” Innocently I replied that I legitimate force which could potentially establish a more equipoised wanted to know the type of people in the local John Birch Society. political mechanism. Separate from the petition, the growth of the The answer this time came back like a shot: “I can’t tell you. This is Young Republicans and the revival of the Young Americans for a spontaneous organization here in Bellingham. We’ve seen what’s Freedom point again to the rise of a more moderate, popular activism. going on and we want to do something about it. No one of us is the We applaud the degree of student involvement seen on campus leader. We just share our purposes and are involved in this petition during the last few weeks. This is evidence of greater student concern effort.” and responsibility. Acknowledging that much of this activism stems It seemed strange to me that an insurance agent would be taking out after the Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. I asked our from opposition to Student Body President Rossie, we feel, hero if he had any experience in government of the field of never-the-less, that this reaction actually represents fullfillment of a education. There was a haughty, proud denial. The insurance agent primary Rossie objective: maximum involvement of the Notre Dame stated, “I want you to know that we here are businessmen and student community. workingmen, not receivers of federal handouts and bleeding-heart It would seem that even if Mr. Rossie has achieved a setback in his liberal intellectuals.” attempt to unify the student body behind him, reaction to either him, I reflected on the meaning of what I had heard. The Bircher was his methods, or his objectives have brought the Notre Dame student obviously a narrow and uneducated man, unaware of the deep issues into a greater awareness of the role of the student and student being considered by the Court or of Warren’s hidden com m unety. accomplishments in pushing the nation’s supreme legal tribunal Awareness, however, must lead to a desire for accomplishment. The towards an activist path. He was operating at a surface level, looking at what appeared to be a host of criminals running wild and new activism we have encountered must not be allowed to split the Communists set free. More than narrow, the man was devious. He student body, but must lead to a desire to get things done. Those was willing to use children to coo reassurance as they handed our opposed to Rossie should realize their responsibility to put forth documents to destroy the credibility of the United States Supreme alternatives. Court. He planned for his petition passers to say “We just want some Our opposition to the recall petition is based upon the fact that we of his decisions reconsidered” even as his true purposes were envision it as a negative approach to the problems facing student revealed by a high school kid scratching the surface. government and the student body. It is most lamentable that those who Five years have passed since I met the Bircher. He is still in the seek to replace Rossie or his means offer no effective replacements or insurance business. I walked past his office this summer and, sure alternatives. enough, the very moderate sounding “Impeach Earl Warren” It must also be noted that the Student Body President has the petitions were posted in the window. Later I went to the obligation to clearly put forth, as he did last spring, his programs for headquarters of a Bircher running for Congress and a polite girl student power. With proposals advanced, on both sides and a degree of walked up and said “Sir, would you like to sign a petition to Impeach Chief Justice Earl WarrenTWe feel he does not deserve the cooperation achieved, dialogue can replace private grumbling. In this trust of the American people and that his decisions must be manner a unity can be established and activism can truly lead to reviewed.” Then and there, I thought again of the words I had heard accomplishment. long ago at the party “What we really want to do is nail him to the wall....” Monday. October 7, 1968 THE OBSERVER PAGE 5

Even Fairer Than Thee, Sweet Hal

BY DAVID KAHN

“You gotta see it zapped”

In the beginning, there was where a man’s chief antagonist is medium. I tried to create a visual reality is still a mystery, Kubrick’s grand finale does not sprhcre-sphere-fire, the primal his computer, a “conscious experience, one that bypasses existence is without rational evoke “ fearful metaphysical orchestration of bass and kettle entity” nicknamed Hal. Here, verbalized pigeonholing and scheme, and man’s basic considerations.” On the drum and one single iponolith Kubrick boards his own directly penetrates the contention is the death-wish. contrary, the audience reacts' examined by a multitude of thematic space ship with a man subconscious with its emotional Baah. w ith a marijuana “hea-VY, hairy beasties- - - apes possessed vs. machine preoccupation as and philosophical content.” - 2001:A Space Odyssey is anhea-V Y ,” or a speculating with a certain degree of Homo original as Rossum’s Universal -An illuminating quote, to be insult to the imagination. “Martha, As they sure spent a lot of Sapiens inquisitiveness. R obots, and as recent as sure. Kubrick’s camera captures pennies on this one.” In 2001, major triads expand Fantastic Uiyage. Beyond the Infinite is Euclid detail-to-detail the technological This multi-million dollar space into Strauss familiarity, and O r perhaps the with a magic lantern. Beyond superfluity of the Twenty-First voyage proves nothing except pinwhcel space stations waltz in computer-human tug-o-war is a the Infinite is blurb and bubble Century, the filmgoer is not even that the cinema technology of the void. And not-so-human metaphor for man grappling prima causa. Beyond the Infinite permitted to guess explanations Kubrich and Clark can oppress h u nans transverse the skies with his rationality, a rationality is that self-same monolith, as obvious as Pan-Am Grip and manipulate the mind as donned in perma- press attire which must be transcended in indeed the TRUE embodiment Shoes. Furthermore, Kubrick’s thoroughly as the technology resembling the rectil iner order to experience the color of Heisenberg’s uncertainty audio-visual cosmology fills in, they depict. architecture and mobiles in blazes of “beyond the infinite.” principle, or, most assuredly, the shades, delineates that which the And all of this is not a which they live and travel. Stanley Kubrick speaks in his ULTIMATE representation of private imagination can perform criticism, mind you, just a In 2001, there is that isolated own prophetic tongue: “ In God,el’s incompleteness theorem. much more successfully, without reaction. m isty-m ystic space mission, 2001, the message is the Ah-^tanley knows. In 2001, cinematic interpretation.

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The OBSERVER welcomes Nothing could be farther from Pro-Rossie sincerely, not as a light touch of More Pro-Rossie letters to the editor. the truth. St. Mary’s is playing Editor: sarcasm. Hell, we seniors have no Letters should be sent to claim to infallibility. PO Box 11 Notre Dame, an integral role in the Preliminary indications are Editor: development of the But then again, maybe what and must be signed. A name that the majority of the students will be withheld only when has happened to the past three experimental college, without who signed the “ Recall Rossie” I was surprised and saddened disclosures which are made in which, we at Notre Dame would freshmen clssses that I have to learn of the “Recall Rossie” the interest of the university petition are members of the be pressed. To any who have witnessed will happen to your movement which your paper community would subject the Class of ’72. been hurt by my blunder, I class. Maybe after the football reported recently. While I could writer to reprisals. As a tired old senior, I would Letters deemed libelous, apologize. season and the hoopla is over, not endorse everything that sincerely and humbly like to defamatory, or abusive this place will get on your Rossie suggests, I believe his offer a little advice to these cannot be printed. Since the Richard Libowitz nerves. And you’ll get angry leadership has been a catalyst for flow of letters to the editor is freshmen. a resurgence of student vitality about it and try to do large and space is limited, You have been here three which has been long overdue. something. And you’ll be letters of 300 words or less Voice of Dowd weeks. If as many of you signed Those who would condemn a are preferred.______blocked at every turn by the those petitions as some would politics of power should Editor: sheer inertia of this place. And An Apology have us believe, you have already recall that the politics of you’ll get out and shed your ease, concession confusion and As I neither initiated or managed to weaken the Editor: blood and sweat and tears beauty practiced by the Murphy assisted the recall petition, it is bargaining position of a Student and other past student This letter is intended as a u n fo rtu n a te that such an because you see all the potential Body President who at the end governm ents did little to public apology and a chance to impression was fostered. The Notre Dame has for greatness of last year was elected by the enhance the position of set the record straight. The action was taken by a group of that is being wasted for no good largest majority in Notre Dame under-graduates at Notre Dame. past few weeks have seen great concerned students who sought reason. And maybe among you student government history. improvements made in the to deter Mr. Rossie from what will rise a Rossie that you will Mr. Rossie’s leadership has And he was running against two relationship between the Notre many students on this campus elect to the Student Body been directed in part toward candidates. Maybe there was a Dame and St. Mary’s student consider an undesirable course Presidentship by even a bigger improving the intellectual life at of action, injurious to the best reason. bodies. Recently, a letter was margain than we elected ours. N otre Dame. The renewed interest of the student body and Practically every student concern for this life displayed by distributed to the two campuses And maybe you’ll be able to the university. government and student some students as a result of Mr. bearing my signature as I harbor no sinister fears of publication official endorsed point to your class as the one Rossic’s efforts is a refreshing, Chairman of the Notre Dame betrayal by our student body radicals with little or no contact that finally got this show on the and in some ways miraculous, Free University. This action president. But when he speaks of With reality. So maybe they say road. turnabout. carried with it an unfortunate “changing the academic and the nasty things they do for a Freshmen, all I’m saying is faux pas, which may have hurt administrative structure of this One might take issue with reason. this. You’re making a bed for recent statements coming from many people. university,” when his manner is Large numbers of yourselves right now that you’re those connected with or This year, Free University is a consistently arrogant, then it is upperclassmen are spending large supporting the student joint endeavor of the two time for conscientious students going to have to sleep in for four amounts of time trying to bring government. Certain remarks to make their opinions known. long years. If you ruin our schools, with co-chairmen. In were not only offensive but Perhaps this sefiback has reform to Notre Dame in chances for change now, you my haste to have the letter destructive and insipid as well. taught Mr. Rossie a valuable academic and social matters. may be ruining your own printed, I omitted the name of They have done a great deal of lesson. We want a student body Time that could be spent chances in the years to come. All the co-chairwoman, Mary an ne president who exhibits tact and studying'or sleeping or drinking damage to a student I ask is this. Make awfully sure administration which thus far Wolf. Because of this, some discretion, as well as or something. Maybe they’re you know what you’re doing has exhibited remarkable people have assumed that Free determination. We want him to wasting their efforts in idle now in this your third week qualities of purpose and energy. University is merely another in a remember that he represents all histrionics. But maybe they have here. Because you’re going to series of “co-efforts” in which of us, that he represents Notre I believe that these qualities a reason. have to live with your actions St. Mary’s was relegated to a Dame. All of the students are for Perhaps what students have displayed by the Student Body progressive changes, but they for a long time after I’ve left this President warrent admiration minor role on .committee • been trying to do here for the don’t want to destroy the good place. And I’m a little worried and deserve support. five years that student already here, or ruin it for those for you. government has been in Mr. Rossie presents an who will follow us. alternative to the managed existence at Notre Dame has Even a leader endowed with a mediocrity of the past. It is high “mandate” must realize how far been folly, and your class has Yours in Notre Dame Joel Garreau time the student body on this he can go in the direction he arrived at the right time to stop campus approve this alternative. Off Campus wants to go. Notre Dame from being Yours truly, Sincerely, destroyed. And I mean that Pat Dowd Richard Escobales Graduate Student

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N.J. ** X - Monday, October 7, 1968 THE OBSERVER PAGE 7 Here We Go Again: Gibson, Gibso DETROIT (UPI) - Plucky the fourth inning and hit a the only pitcher who’s struck Gibson lost his bid to become thrown out by trying to steal. Bob Gibson fired a five hitter in bases-loaded double over center out 10 or more batters in five the fifth man in history ever to In the middle of the fifth, the the gloom of a misty drizzle for fielder Jim Northrup’s head in different series games. pitch two shutouts in a series umpires warned both managers a record seventh straight World the eighth. He’s the only pitcher to win when Northrup homered in the that the strange play wasn’t Series victory and speedster Lou Brock then capped the seven straight games and to pitch fourth. Eddie Mathews, inserted helping baseball’s image and Brock blasted a homer, triple performance by stealing third seven straight complete games. at third by manager Mayo after the game was official, there and double Sunday as the St. for his seventh theft of the His 7-1 record is second in Smith, followed with a long foul were no more incidents. Louis Cardinals routed the series- tying his single Series percentage among pitchers who drive but then grounded out and BOX SCORE Detroit Tigers 10-1 and grabbed record of last year—and also have won six or more games Gibson was in charge the rest of St. Louis AB R H BI the way. a commanding 3-1 edge in the tying Eddie Collins’ career only to former Yankee star Brock 1f 6 2 3 4 With the Tigers trailing, there series. record of 14 steals in the World Lefty Gomez, who was 6-0 in F lood cf 5 1 1 0 The Series’ fourth game, Series. Brock’s drive actually the series. The seven wins leave was some weird play in the third Maris rf 5 1 0 1 scheduled to start at 1 p.m., would have been a triple in the him tied for second on the all and fourth innings before the McCarver c 5 1 3 1 EDT, didn’t get under way eighth, but after he neared third, time list with Yankee standouts game became official when five S han n o n 3b 6 1 2 2 until 1:30 p.m. because of the he retreated because Gibson was Red Ruffing and Allie Reynolds, innings were completed. Javier 2b 4 1 2 0 rain and then was delayed for an slow in rounding third and he who were 7-2. With the Tiger fans chanting Maxvill ss 4 1 0 0 hour and 14 minutes at 2:15 thought the pitcher might stop Only Whitey Ford won more “rain, rain” and the Tigers G ibson p 3 2 1 2 p.m. with two out in the top of there. games, 10, but Ford lost eight stalling by going back to the T otals 40 10 13 10 the third inning. When the Gibson, who didn’t have as series games. Gibson now has dugout to get different bats in downpour halted the match the much stuff as he did Wednesday struck out 84 batters in 72 series the hope that the rain might D etroit AB R H BI Cards already held a 4-0 lead when he had a record 17 innings while Ford holds the resume before five innings were McAuliffe 2b 4 0 0 0 against 31-game winner Denny strikeouts in the opener, still record of 94 but he pitched in completed, the Cards countered Stanley ss 4 0 0 0 McLain. managed 10 strikeouts. He’s now 146 innings. by twice deliberately getting Kaline rf 4 0 2 0 McLain, suffering his second Cash 1 b 4 0 1 0 straight loss to Gibson as the H orton 1f 3 0 0 0 Tigers were pushed to the brink Weekend Sports RoundupNorthrup cf 4 1 1 1 o f elimination in the M athew s 3b 3 0 1 0 The Notre Dame water polo best-of-sevcn series, didn’t come It was an outstanding team Boxing club president Bob F reehan c 3 0 0 (I back when the game resumed in effort that lead the Notre Dame McGrath has announced the completed its fall season on a M cLain p 0 0 0 0 the mist at 3:29 p.m. sailing team to a first place finish opening of a novice training winning note Saturday, splashing S parm a p 0 0 0 0 But Gibson strode back to the in its home regatta this weekend program in preparation for to a 7-6 victory over Illinois at Patterson p 0 0 0 0 mound in the damp, 50-degree at Diamond Lake. Though the annual next the Chicago Circle campus. The Price ph 1 0 0 0 weather and won the respect of failing to take any individual March. win evened the team’s record at Lasher p 0 0 0 0 the capacity crowd of 53,634 honors the Irish dominated the Training begins Wednesday. 1-1 following an earlier loss to Matchick ph 1 0 0 0 fans at Tiger Stadium-including 11-team event in low-pointing Aspirants should register at the Western Illinois. Hiller p 0 0 0 0 Vice President Hubert H. runners-up Indiana and Purdue. boxing room, in the Fieldhouse D obson p 0 0 0 0 Humphrey by allowing just Rich Doyle and John balcony, from 3 to 5 p.m., any Grid Scores T otals 31 1 6 1 three hits over the final seven Hildebrandt were outstanding in day before the opening of drills. innings to boost his World Series their classes as a total of seven * * * Here’s how the future Irish mark to 7-1. He also homercd in Notre Dame crews competed. IOWA CITY— Notre Dame opponents fared Saturday: FRESHMEN: Did you the fourth and walked with the Team member Pete Senecal opened its cross country season Purdue 43 Northwestern 6 know that N.D. has a bases loaded in the eighth. commented that some of the Saturday with a 25-30 victory Indiana 28 Illinois 14 shoe shop — yes, right crews were untested in team The Cards can now end the over Iowa on South Finkbinc Michigan State 39 Wisconsin 0 behind the Admini­ Series Monday in the fifth game competition and in light of their golf course. Michigan 32 Navy 9 stration Building — when they send Nelson Briles to efforts termed the regatta “a Pitt 14 William & Mary 3 open Monday through face Mickey Lolich, who great success.” Bob Watson led the Notre Georgia Tech 24 Clemson 21 Saturday Noon. recorded the Tigers’ only victory Notre Dame 48 Dame runners, finishing first Southern Cal 28 Miami (Fla.) 3 in the Series in the second game. Indiana 64 with a time of 20:13.2 for the Brock, who hit .414 in last Purdue 75 four-mile course. In the end it year’s Series, went 3 for 5 to Northwestern 81 was the Irish depth that proved boost his average to .500 with Wisconsin 88 the difference though. SPECIAL SALE !! eight hits in 16 at bats. He Iowa 88 Iowa’s Curt LaBond and Dave clouted McLain’s second pitch Maryville 90 Eastland finished second and of the game into the right * * * third, but Notre Dame captured centcrfield bleachers, tripled in Fred Rohol’s hat trick- - fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth New or used -three consecutive goals- - -led to seal the victory. The loss left the Irish soccer club to a 5-3 Iowa with an 0-2 season record. Han ratty Assaults victory at Indiana State ND is 1-0. The Record Bookycatcrday. typewriters to buy Center forward John Pedrotty The results for each team’s TOTAL OFFENSE and outside right Dan Adams top five: George Gipp 4110 yards each tallied one goal for ND. Notre Dame- 1. Bob Watson, The Irish battle Northwestern 20:13.2; 4. Kevin O’Brien, or rent - vs. Iowa 268 yards 10:30 a.m. Saturday behind 20:50; 5. Jim Rycyna, 21:21; 7. Total 3789 yards . PASSES ATTEMPTED* Mike Collins, 21:34; 8. Mike * * * Terry Hanratty Donnelly, 21:45. The Oriental Mortial Arts vs. Iowa 23 Club of Notre Dame is Io w a - 2. Curt LaBond, Total 446 sponsoring judo and karate 20:31.3; 3. Dave Eastland, PASSES COMPLETED* the rental will apply lessons. 20:43.6; 6. Craig Donath, 21:28; Terry Hanratty Karate classes will be held 9. Dick Jensen, 22:00, 10. Steve vs. Iowa 15 Monday through Friday from 3 Szabc, 22:06. 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TOUCHDOWN PASSES Angelo Bertelli 28 On Sale Monday Oct. 7 and Tuesday Oct. 8 Bob Williams 26 Tom Dooley Room of the Student Center, 7-11 pm Terry Hanratty $2.00 Patron of '71 vs. Iowa I $3.50 Non-patron NOTRE DAME HAMMES BOOKSTORE Total 22 * designates all-time ND record PAGE 8 THE OBSERVER Monday, October 7,1968 Irish Offense: Eleven Prolific Men By TERRY O’NEIL to push first. Someone asked Ara if he’d Against Iowa, the first team like to abandon two-platoon sipped the soft offense had the ball for 10 series football and return to the drink that things go better with of downs. Seven of them limited substitution game which (as opposed to the one that resulted in touchdowns, one in a generally produced lower scores makes you come alive) in the field goal. Twice Iowa stopped “No,” Ara replied. “As a visitors locker room at Iowa ND - once on the Hawkeye 42, coach, I don’t like these high Saturday. once on the Hawkeye one-foot scoring games. But 1 realize A writer said, “Ara you got a line. th e y ’re very exciting and helluva offense. When’s the last The accompanying box shows appealing for the fans. time you remember 79 points exactly how awesome the 1967 “We couldn’t have anything (does anyone not know the Irish ND offense is. This year’s Irish worse than a 3-0 game out there. won 51-28) being scored in one have an excellent opportunity to Just a lot of head knocking all game. break those seven all-time Notre day. If I’ve got one unit, I have Before answering, Ara took Dame records. to teach them offense and another sip. That was a severe Ara believes that college defense. That limits the things I mistake, though, because he was football has taken a definite turn can teach them on offense and, quickly upstaged. Always-witty toward yard-gaining and therefore, they won’t score as Joe Doyle, of South Bend point-scoring. much. Tribune fame, quipped, “Back in “It’s amazing, isn’t it? he “There’s nothing better than Akron when he was playing asked rhetorically. “The the platoon game. Sure, it’s wide basketball.” population explosion has open, but I’m willing to take Ara wasn’t laughing. provided us with so many those high-risk plays because I “ I d o n ’t like having to talented kids that the defense is know I can pick up yardage so outscore these teams each week just hard-pressed to keep up quickly.” but I guess we’ll have to do it Shame on you, Ara, for telling with the offense. While the offense was stealing the headlines Saturday, Mike this year. Our defense is just too “The skills of today’s passers lies like that. With those Eleven McCoy and the rest of the Irish defensive front four was young and crippled with injuries and runners and receivers are so Prolific Men you have playing right now,” Ara said. much better than former years. offense, no play is high-risk. pressuring Iowa quarterback Larry Lawrence. His Notre Dame offense had Now you tell the defense it must just put the blitz to another contain these boys on a field 50 opponent. These Eleven Prolific yards wide and 100 yards long. Scoreless Ties Featured Men had stacked up 35 first “You just can’t do it. You downs, 331 yards rushing, 256 saw what happened out there in yards passing and 587 yards the first quarter. They (Iowa) In Interhall Grid Games total offense. thought they had Hanratty Like an avalanche rolling trapped in the backfield. So By GREG WINGENFELD Pangborn’s Tatu ran for a game. Dillon looked to be the down on a Swiss village, the Irish Gladieux’s defender came up a seven yard touchdown late in stronger of the two but Farley The 1968 Interhall Football offense engulfed and destroyed little too tight on him, Hanratty the first half. McGuire, a managed to keep its goal line season opened Sunday cold & the small, inexperienced Hawks. got free and Gladieux ran right bruising runner throughout the uncrossed as time ran out with soggy, lntermittant showers saw Hanratty reminded you of the past his man,” Ara said. The game, gathered in a Tatu pass Dillon on the one. three scoreless ties and some guy who will start World War III. result was a 69-yard pass and fought off two Sorin T h e Morrissey- Walsh hard-running backs. He sits at his control desk with completion. defenders to complete a 27 yard encounter was a thriller. Coach Halfback Walt McGuire and millions of buttons in front of “ It’s just come to the point play in the second half. This Larry “Bear” Vuillcmin’s Walsh quarterback John Tatu were the him. He knows they’re all going where these kids have too many action occurred after Tim attackmen couldn’t avoid difference as Pangborn dumped to set off terrible destruction. skills to contain on a field so Sweeney, Sorin’s super penalties in the first half and it highly-regarded Sorin, 14-0. He just doesn’t know which one big.” quarterback, was injured on a cost them some sizeable gains. A Sophom ore fullback Barney kickoff return. Dick Lippert’s 58 yard scamper by Everett Koller helped Alumni run past interception of an errant pass “Jackie” Bingham was nullified an undermanned Lyons team, Offensive Total TDs Fewest Total First triggered the score. by a penalty. Bingham and Plays Offense Punts Points Downs 28-0. Cavanaugh’s balanced fullback Bill O’Donnell gained Fullback Koller scored on Vs. Okla. 97 571 6 0 45 35 attack scored on an interception, good hardage on the ground. runs of four and five yards and Vs. Purdue 93 454 3 2 22 30 a halfback option pass and a Kent Casey and Dick Salzberry was credited with one of Vs. Iowa 104 587 7 1 51 35 fullback draw as Zahm did some stalwart running for succumbed, 18-0. Alumni’s pair of safties. Bill 3 Game Total 294 1612 16 3 128 100 Morrissey. The only sustained Wich returned the second half 3 Game Avg. 98.0 537.3 5.3 1.0 42.6 33.3 In other games, Kennan drive of the game was late in the kickoff for an 80 yard All-Time subdued Stanford, 12-0, and the fourth quarter when Walsh 14 51 touchdown and took a 22 yard Record 788 55 30 389 223 Dillon-Farley, Morrissey-Walsh, reeled off four first downs only pass from quarterback Gordon Breen-Phillips-Holy Cross games to finish on the nine vard line as Zimmerman into the endzone to ended in 0-0 deadlocks. time ran out. cap the scoring. Lyons, with Next week’s games include: only 12 men in uniform, could Breen-Phillips vs. Zahm, Sorin The Statistics not get past it’s own 15 yard line vs. Off Campus, Holy Cross Vs. in the entire first half. TOTALS IOWA ND PASSING Iowa Kennan, Lyons vs. Dillon, First Downs 16 35 Player Att. Com Yds Dick Grahn picked off a Stanford vs. Cavanaugh, Farley Rushing Yards 60 331 Hanratty 23 15 242 Zahm pass and outraced vs. St. Edward’s and Walsh vs. Passing Yards 246 256 Thiesmann 3 1 14 RUSHING everyone for a 48 yard Pangborn. Player Att. Gain Net touchdown early in the game. The standings after one week: Return Yards 15 52 RECEIVING Passes 12-27 Lawrence 12 23 -10 Cavanaugh added to its total on League I 16-26 Player No. Yds. TD Intercepted 0 Green 11 58 1 a halfback option from Joe 1. Alumni 1-0-0 1 Eaton 1 14 0 Punts 0 Wallace 5 10 0 Skalya to split end Bud Clifford 2. Dillon 0-0-1 2-22.5 Gladieux 3 84 1 Yards Penelized 35 PASSIM covering 19 yards and a nine 3. Farley 0-0-1 43 O’Brien 1 29 0 Fumbles lost Player Att. Compl. yard ramble by fullback Bill 4. St. Ed’s 0- 0 - 0- 1 0 Allan 4 56 0 Yds Lawrence 25 11 Brown. Larry Schneider’s 5. Lyons 0-1-0 Zimmerman 1 7 0 210 Ciler 2 1 36 interception was the only bright Iowa Seymour 4 40 0 League II spot for Zahm. 1. Pangborn 1-0-0 14 0 7 7 28 Winegardner 1 21 0 RECEIVING Carl Rak’s three yard plunge and 2. Morrissey 0- 0-1 Notre Dame Player No. Yds. a Micowicz to Waters bomb of 3. Walsh 0- 0-1 21 10 6 PUNTING Reardon 2 47 No. Avg. 58 yards were all Keenan needed 4. Off Campus 0-0-0- Player Bream 4 105 22.5 to defeat rival Stanford. 5. Sorin 0-1 -0 Notre Dame deArrieta 1 Manning 5 50 Stanford twice missed on fourth League III Green 1 44 RUSHING KICKOFF RETURNS and short yardage situations to 1. Cavanaugh 1-0-0 Player Att. Gain Net Player No. Ids. PUNTING stall drives. 2. Keenan 1-0-0 Hanratty 8 29 26 Allan 2 35 Player No. Avg. T h e name of. the 3. B P 0-0-1 Allan 9 25 25 Gladieux 1 14 Reardon 6 35.5 Breen-Phillips-Holy Cross game 4. Holy Cross 0-0-1 Gladieux 20 64 54 Dushney 1 12 KICKOFF RETURNS was giveaway. Five fumbles and 5. Zahm 0-1-0 Zimmerman 8 30 four interceptions marred the 30 PUNT RETURNS Player No. Yds. 6. Stanford 0-1-0 Dushney 15 83 83 Player No. Yds. Powell 3 108 O’Brien 1 11 11 Gladieux 1 7 • Manning 11 Criniti 7 55 55 Thiesmann 3 40 Green 27 Ziegler 5 19 19 Theismann 2 10 10 PASS INTERC. INTERCEPTIONS Landolfi 2 14 14 Player No. Yds. Player No. Yds Belden 1 4 4 Zloch 1 5 Balden I 15