OU FORGETS SIP Fisher Had Been by BOB KNOSKA Nancy Clark, Assistant This August, Louis Look- Produce
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1 Vol. 4, No. 5 THE WORLD'S BEST NEWSPAPER October 18, 1972 Dorm ies Don't Vote OU FORGETS SIP Fisher had been by BOB KNOSKA Nancy Clark, assistant This August, Louis look- produce. ing forward to speak- The SLP also be- Has anybody here head resident of the Fisher, presidential ing at OU. He never lieves that all social seen the candidate? freshman dorm. But candidate for the had that chance; Stu- problems are, in the Residence hall elec- these weren't enough Socialist Labor Party, dent Organizations' end, a result of Cap- tions were not held to warrent holding the received a letter in- calendar had him italism's profit-orient- Thursday. Petitions for election. In Hamlin, viting him to speak scheduled for the190. ed base. Unemployment Standards board and As- there were reports of here from Student Organizations. The It is a loss to the and hunger can be ir- sesment boards were in- less than 10 petitions students of letter stated Oakland radicated by the move- sufficient for holding filed, but these were clearly that Mr. that they missed the ment of the unemployed elections of the boards unverified. "A lack of Fisher was opportunity to hear (and therefore hungry) interest" was scheduled to speak in the two areas, that clearly Mr. Fisher; he is a on the 120 of Octo- to areas where their of freshmen and upper- the reason for the slow ber. After having gentle and sincere labor-power was need- classmen. filing of the petitions. man, been well received firmly versed In ed. In Vandenberg Hall Elections will reported- his at Kalamazoo, Grnd. party platform and War ("The Struggle to up to 30 petitions were ly be held when a rise philosophy. Valley, and other Mich- Win Foreign Markets"-- handed in, according to of interest is shown. The SLP, igan colleges. Mr. founded in SLP Platform) would be 1890, advocates a gov- unnecessary. Abortions ernment composed of would be equally unnec- ELECTED the representatives of essary because children NEW SAB every industry - agri- are usually unwanted cultural, BY Jim Brazier Paper.) ing Committee ot educational, for economic reasons. theatrical,etc. The Student Con- Members voted to the proper way Thus, Thus, through social- if Mr. gress meeting of postpone adoption of to make up an Fisher were ism's theory of a gov- October 10 includ- SAB guidelines when agenda. elected, the entire ernment of industry, by political ded election of SAB the administration The meeting structure of industry, and for soc- the US members, discussion representatives could then came to a would be liqui- iety, a system of soc- dated. Money, of Congress member- not produce enough close. as we ial "perfection" can be know it, would not be ship attendance and copies for all Con- Next week's instituted--but then, used. Each dismissals, a post- gress members pre- meeting is Tues- worker as Mr. Fisher so aptly would receive ponement of SAB snet. day, Oct.17, at a credit stated, "Socialism does of guidelines for Concert Lecture 6 p.m. labor hours, ex- not exist anywhere in changable adoption and a re- Series Committee for goods the world; not in Swe- which port from Concert went through a required an equal den, not in Russia, Lecture Series Com- change of chair- number of hours to nowhere. By Wendy Lull mittee. men when Greg Congress elected Janks resigned and There will be a series Grant Battle, Rick Lind was elect- of lectures on economic Beverly Beasley, ed to fill the va- issues of the upcoming Gwen Ferguson, cancy. presidential election, Cheryl Dove, Michael The Committee re- sponsored by School of Rhoden, Royce Bow- port included, a Economics and Manage- man and Mick Foley Moag Concert, Oct. 27, ment. All lectures to the Student Act- 1 p.m. OC South will be held in 201 ivities Board. Cafeteria, a "Last Dodge Hall. Discussion of Lecture Series" is October 25, 12 noon, Student Congress being initiated with Dr. E. Botsas "An Over- membership status Professors and stu- view of Nixonomics". followed. Meeting dents giving lectures October 25, 9 am, Dr. attendance was (Professor Dan Morse Lon Polk, "Social Bal- stressed and a pro- from the 6ng1ish. ance: Defense Spend- posal concerning atten- Department will start ing, Urban Areas and dance regulations it off) and S8,000 Revenue Sharing". will be forthcom- to spend for this October 30, 2 pm, Dr. ing from committee. semester. Karl Gregory, "Income (During election Chairperson Redistribution: Equal proceedings a ballot Jennifer Dick- Opportunity, Taxes, was lost, and later ling took time to Welfare, and Income found under a Focus: inform the Steer- (Continued on Page 6) Page Two/October 18, 1972 FOCUS: A bargain at any price! the desert). Still there are those-not too many-who take their "MINORITIES time and try to explain to you the dynamics of ence and disdain. Very their movement. easily some of them for- But there are others get that only a few within perhaps-and I by Quiroga years ago they were dare to say, a lot of running in the ghettos. times-the same organ- Others repeat the well izations who think known saying "If I made Unity among the differ- there is only one way it you can make it too" ent minorities in the to achieve the object- and walk proudly as if United States is an ob- ives of the people. they had conquered the jective to which every There are those whose Dear Sir: chronological seniority. world. Some others member should direct narrow minds do not al- Nor is "dirty" in the have also developed a their efforts, in or- low them to to see that In the letters to the Western sense meaning- very aggressive-I should der to make the move- a problem can be ap- Editor section of page ful to the oriental say„ oppressive- atti- two of your October 11, ment strong. But our proached from different mind; rather it denotes tude toward the "oth- 1972 issue, my name was actions toward any other angles. Those who want a certain filial dedi- ers". I don't know, associated with those of minority group other to establish the rules cation to the prosper- but it is something Professors Simmons and than ours tend to do of the "game", these ing of the central hard to accept when yoL just the opposite. We are the true makers. Susskind. I assume you lineage. However, I see them acting like compete among ourselves; They take an attitude are aware of the legal must object to the term their old masters. blacks fight against similar to these reli- implications of state- Man, which in Chinese Probably some of them blacks, and Mexican- gious soul savers, who ments that appear in refers to the barbaric were among the "revo- Americans' greatest claim they are the print and may be con- southern tribes who lutionary" groups, But virtue is disunity. truth. They can not strued as defamation of traditionally remained for a lot of them now, Within the black move- accept anybody who in character. beyond the pale of civ- that has been forgotten ment there is apparent- some way or another As for the implied ilized society. Uncul- long ago. ly a greater unity flow challenges their pre- charge of being a tured I ain't. Oh life! But there as I than within the other mises. D.O.M.: steeped are still the other minority groups. They I am sure you have am in the traditions of blacks-unfortunately -and again only appa- observed this "phenom- the mystic orient, I do not too many-the ones truly yours, rently- have achieved ena" within the black not object, as Professor Very who still struggle for certain objectives that movement, and probably Simmons apparently does, unity, freedom, and all Marney have allowed them to have asked yourself to the veneration of John those hardly obtain- better their social whether their claims able concepts; still status. Some of them are true or not. Prob- there are these who or- have even taken an ar- ably you have question- ganize a rally , who go rogant attitude toward ed their premises, and Dear Mr. Axinn: minus in obedience to the masses and their people. Others asked yourself where school. Two out of preach,(as some people look at the other mi- Mr. Simmons drew blood three is not bad. His say that Christ did. in continued on page 7 norities with indiffer- when he took my name in suggestion, therefore, vein last week. As he goes innuendo and out well knows, all candi- the other. dates for the professor- ate must take courses in Yours drooly, poverty, chastity and obedience. I got A-plus Norman Susskind in poverty school and B- hours POL1 SC( Euerythin.g for the mon.,thurs...12. - 9 Colle3e Student! -hies., wed...12-6 •Fri&Q ....... 12.- 9 MAJORS! sat ur day...10-9 The Blue House on -the CornerWainut at Second Rochester Phones 65104501 IN DEpT• 20 % OFF - denim jackets ELECTION' 5% OFF -everything else G*0111@, THIS WEEK I with this coupon; HQLL co(061aha In 134 Doage e./(661eNV e040146 .14 elk 0 e Page Three/October 18, 1972 FOCUS: If it isn't here, it didn't happen. New Drug centre r SZABO'S LAWS by BOB KNOSKA or food service proper-. BY Charles Barshaw eral "organizations"; pills, and a lot of pot Szabo Food Service and ty will be removed from Me: Bill, did you one in Pontiac, a and hash, but I'd be the university residence the cafeteria at any read that article couple in Detroit; very surprised to find halls have combined this time.