ARE ENCOURAGED TO AT- THE FRESHMAN CLASS TEND AS THE EVENT MARKS tOUNCIL HAS SCHEDULED AN ONE STEP FURTHER TOWARDS OPEN HOUSE FROM 8:30-11 PM DORM DATING, DATES ARE SDNDAV, MAY 5. FRESHMEN NOT NECESSARY. Vol. XCII No. 23 THE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE CAMPUS May 2, 19S6 Who Goes Fractured? Depressed? A freshman fractures Ms leg Dickinson and few other colleges. will serve as chairman. Since and is rushed to the hospital. Now, most colleges have some it is assumed that these men Here? A depressed student is encour- student- staffed program of this may be fairly well known to the aged to seek the help necessary kind, with varying degrees of student body, background infor- Mr. Victor Zack, Director of to develop more self confidence. training. A number of Alle- mation is furnished briefly for Admissions, explained the ad- A high school gang is gotten gheny's graduates have received only the new student counselors, missions procedure here to a out of the college's dormitories, helpful stipends from universi- listed below. large group of interested faculty A destructive student is led to ties such as Cornell, Yale, Col- Only one new counselor could and students at Wednesday's face himself and to take respon- gate, Purdue, and Indiana for be selected for every four men Chapel in Carr Hall. sibility for property damage. A using their experience in univer- who applied. These new coun- Mr. Zack began by distribu- freshman rejected by a frater- sity residence work. In all col- selors, chosen by the current ting samples of the material nity is encouraged to realize leges, freshman year marks the group, are: William Barr, a the Admissions Committee has that there are other outlets for greatest attrition. But through Junior from Betliesda, Md., ma- lor each applicant. This con- his capacities. These and other trained upperclassmen, such as joring in Math; Michael Bender, sisted of general information on situations daily call upon the the student counselors, Alle- a Junior, from Erie, Pa., ma- fourteen nameless students cho- resourcefulness of the student gheny devotes special attention joring in Math; Steven Benson, sen from last year's freshman counselors. toward freshmen's hitting their a Junior, from Warren, Pa., class, plus specific information Every year, without fanfare, strides. majoring in Math; Paul Bielo- tour from this group. He this .group aims at assisting The twelve old counselors who wicz, a Junior, from Auburn, then elaborated on the activi- freshmen to develop their own will be continuing next year are: N.Y., majoring in Political Sci- ties of the committee with this resources constructively, so as John Aldrich, Bob Appleyard, ence; Steven Boaz, a Junior, material. to become more educated, self- John Bogniard, Jim Bradley, Jim from Orange, Ohio, major un- Each applicant's folder is read directing persons. Fullerton, Steve Groff, John Gun- decided; Gregory Brown, a Jun- three times before a decision The Allegheny student coun- selman, Chuck Henderson, Ron is reached. The first reading seling program began in 1952 Jones, Bob Stephens, Jim Stover, FRACTURED Is for a non-academic evalua- and was followed, in part, by and Pete Tesche. Jim Stover continued, page 4 tion (hobbies, extra-curricular activities, awards and honors WHO continued, page 4 SIR JOHN WATKINS COCKS THOM WEAVER. THE KID WRS ICll BRUNNEP THE GIRL ELEMMERX THE BULL1* SCOTT FISHER THE NEGRO . XATViM LfflTlMORE URCHINS: RED BARB RIDDLE ORANGE ... SUE FISCHER BELLOW . MART* ROBINSON GREEN . LOU 15ECR0N LAND WRGIE NEWTON BLUE . LIN JEFFRIES INDIGO . .NAWKOLEMAN VIOLET . DE8BV HAU5ER DIRECTORS; JOHN \WTKINS,BILL KAMMANN MUSICAL DIRECTOR. BILL WMMANN PIANO .... .DENN\S MCLEU-AND CHOREOGRAPHER ... SUE FISCHER TECHNICAL DIRECTOR . STEVE BAKER 5TC6E MNAGER . BOB H0L&OR6 5TAGE. CARPENTER . CHUCK HUHMICUT *«WN6gMiNr mliM TWVJ-UMttmMW INt. LIGHT DESIGN JEFF D1TZEL COSTUME DESIGN. LHNN GARRISON SET DESIGN STEVE &4ULW STAGE CREW P/IT MWSON, SCOTT 5R0OK5 HUM H166IN5, CHESTER WEST, CHRIS PIN6LE .TERRS CMMBER5,5AM WWT50N. LI6HT5. .yiRW CORNELL,CWVE KAHL.JOHN NYE TICKETS DONNA WILLIAMS PROPS. .LINDA UIGGINS, CHRIS DINGLE COSTUMES. .DEBBI THORNTON, MRI RWNE MM KLINGEN5MITH . JONATHAN MILLER FEATURE On the Bill Pages It was two years ago this ization, and if they would like month that we met. I was a it, I could arrange for this man Senior in High School, and he to come to Allegheny. I have NEWS MEWS MEWS NEWS MEWS A was twenty eight. I never even thj power to make this happen- < imagined that I would be sitting ing a reality. Social Events Chairman wherever you are, pick ELECTIONS '68 * there with him, talking to him •k-k-k RACE TO THE WHITE HOUSE irfrk as I would any one of iry friends up a telephone. or having him buy me lunch, It is something very hard for Govenor Nelson A. Rocke- in this project. He will be ex- It was all true and it was hap- me to believe, and sometimes feller's proposal for a massive pected to comment on the items pe.iing to me. I took pictures I question the circumstances of ten-year, 150 billion dollar ur- in his program which are in with him, and took pictures of the entire affair - but it is ban construction program "to accord with the aims of the him at work. He was magnificant true. I do not think twice about save and rebuild the cities of Reverend Ralph F. Abernathy, to watch, let alone stimulating picking up a telephone, dialing a our nation," will be a major successor to the late Reverend to listen to. number, and speaking to Bill topic of discussion when the New Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as I suppose that if it weren't Cosby - to the 'Wonderfulness' York Republican appears as the president of the Southern Chris- for his secretary, Mariette BUtr, of his entire self. guest on the ABC News radio tian Leadership Conference, to all of these things would never paul ross program, "Issues and Answers" aid the nation's poor, and to spur have taken place. She took naive Sunday. Mav 5- Tnte program anti-poverty legislation ill Con- little me under her wings, and Man's Child will be heard on WARC from gress. did everything in her power to 9:35 to 10:00 P.M. next Sunday. This "Issues and Answers" bring me enjoyment. As a matter I fear, in many ways, the age is part of the ABC News' series of fact, she even took me home we are approaching. It is an Interviewed by ABC news cor- "Race to the White House." For to her house for dinner, where age filled with uncertainty, and respondent Lou Cioffi and ABC all the up-to-the-minute reports we discussed her boss, and read though that itself is not bad, News Urban Affairs Correspon- during this election year, keep many letters that had beea seat it cannot help but give the con- dent Jim Burnes, Governor tuned to the American Infor- to him, regarding his work. cerned some sense of apprehen- Rockefeller will be asked to ex- mation Radio Network, for five She confirmed my beliefs, and sion. No longer is man free plain what "wide range of In- minutes of the latest news on the gave me greater insight into this to determine his own destiny, centives" he would use to at- hour, every hour, on WARC, man. Mariette is quite a gal; but to a large extent, he has tract private capital to invest Meadville, Pa., 90.3 FM. always on the go, doing about fallen victim to his own cre- ten things at once, yet doing each ation-the machine, Everyone expertly. naturally suspects and fears that I left these people in which they do not understand, California, and weat home. After be that in their fellow man, little attention to man's "sin- I had been home for three days, or In man's environment. Yet cerity" and his concepts of good I received a letter from them the highest product of man's and evil. The large metal boxes saying that they were looking for ingenuity, his child the machine, filled with streams of jumbled me, and that they had wanted to may in fact, be that which wires and beaming lights care take me out for a farewell lunch. hurls the last shovelful of dirt little for existentialism, human I was amazed. Amazed at the over man's long decaying mind, suffering, and God. It continues thought that these two people The machine, whose mother Is though, to produce a rash of state- were thinking about me.- Who bolts and wires, and whose father ments tnat are suoject only to was I? I was not at all important, is man, is the offspring of a the morality which man has in- jected as information. While just a common, ordinary, every- peculiar age— when everything old is being torn down and re- man supplies the biased infor- day person. Maybe that was mation, the machine calmly the reason. placed by something rather fog- gy. utters its newest decision, and I hurt my back playing base- with man's help, proceeds to cor- ball here at Allegheny, and he Man will never reach the level rect the mistakes it has made. and his secretary sent me of his machine-not now or ever flowers; he invited my brother again. His machine is running The Innocent machine suffers and I to his hotel suite to meet so far ahead of him, without not in the error of simple arith- , his parents; he sent me record philosophy or morals, that it metic, but In the confusing mor- ality of man.