False Accusation Delays Election By JIM DOUGHERTY candidates), referred to Harry Temple, AS3, as "the principal A false charge by one of senator" at an SGA meeting the candidates has resulted in responsible for approving $7 4 a postponement of the for the Prisoner's Solidarity College Councils election Committee of Delaware. until Monday. The charge, part of a OPPOSITION prepared statement published Temple, it was learned, in Tuesday's Review, was not at the meeting in concerned two of the question until after the issue candidates running for had been voted on. This was president of the College in direct opposition to the Councils. charge made earlier by Ajit George, AS4, in that George. statement (which was a A special closed spssion of response to a Review the SGA elections' committPe questionnaire sent to all the was then called Tuesday afternoon to resolve what seemed to be becoming a I . major issue. HUNDREDS of students made the best of a 'hot situation' on Tuesday. while waiting to sign-up Democrats for apartments in the Christiana Towers. See photos and text on page 9. POSTPONEMENT The Democratic At that meeting, the Committee for the 25th nature and the harm of Lhe Representative district (in charge was discussed, and it tatistics Fail to Show Strength Newark), will hold a public was decided to postponE:> the meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at entire' College Councils Downes Elementary School election until Monday. According to Barb Dail, f Delaware Republican arty on Casho Mill Road. The chairwoman of thP Plections' Editor's Note: This is the first Representative Harris B. main item of business will he of a series of articles on Delaware Johnson landslide. But only committee, this was done "so politics. two years later the McDowell, who had been in the endorsement of delegate that there would be time to By TONY FLYNN and Republicans gained control of office since 1958. This candidates to the Democratic clear things up ." MIMI BOUDART the legislature for the first off.year election indicated state convention. All citizens Dail also said that under the turning, tide in Delaware Although statistics don't time in 12 years. Also in that are urged to attend and the circumstances, year, Republican William V. politics. indicate it, Delaware has ex press their preferences for "postponing the election was Roth, Jr. upset incumbent In 1968, Richard Nixon become in recent years a president and governor. the best thing that could be Republican stronghold. Democratic U.S. (Continued to Page 14) done." According ~ to State Commissi~ner of Elections March Begins at M·emorial Hall RETRACTIO~ Burton D. Willis, in Delaware, The committee also there are 357,003 eligible decided to accept an offer by voters. Of these, 245,529 are Anti-War Rally Set for Tonight George to print a retraction registered with the in today's Review. His breakdown by party as By GREG DECOWSKY money already made, and Those at the meeting also retraction appears below. follows: Democrats- 102,366 This Saturday in New expressing the belief that expressed -support for Later Tuesday night, only (41%); Republicans- 83,926 York City, a massive antiwar cancellation would only serve Saturday's planned mass two of the candidates running (34%); American Party- 270 march will be held to protest to alienate the student body. antiwar demonstrations in for president of the College (1%); others (inc. the Indochina war and the The final plan of action New York and Los Angeles. Councils were in Smith Hall "independents")- 58,967 increased bombing raids on calls for protesters to Members of the Newark for their publicized debate. (24%). North Vietnam. The march assemble today at 5:00 p.m. Voters' Coalition are working (John Amalfitano was in the About 40,000 more will will culminate in an in front of Memorial Hall. to coordinate carpool hospital). probably register between afternoon rally where From there they are to marctr transportation to New York. now and election time but Congresswoman Bella Abzug, to the Newark Shopping They ask those needing rides DISCUSSION the proportionate split among U.S. Senator Mike Gravel, Center, where a rally will be and those able to provide Bill Bordas, president of Parties and independents and various union and held from 6:00 until 7:00. rides to speak to a Coalition should not change student leaders will speak. After the rally, marchers will member or to contact the (Continued to Page 6) substantially. Despite the fact Some 30 people met proceed to Harrington Beach Coalition at the Legal Aid that the "independent" Wednesday night at the to hear an 8:00 speech by Union office, 202 Grey Stone Candidate Retracts registry has risen dramatically Phoenix Center to discuss "Harrisburg 7" defendant Building. The office in the past decade, the voter plans for local antiwar action. Toni Scoblick. telephone number is split between the two rr.ajor The meeting was . marked by 738-2828. Statement Parties has not changed in much debate, some of it Saturday's demonstration Due to an optical error in almost 20 years. heated, over the relative in New York City is the reading of the roll-call This would seem to effectiveness of various scheduled to begin at noon. vote on Senate Bill 49, I had indicate a healthy balance proposals. A suggestion to Participants are asked to mistakenly stated in among Democrats, combine antiwar action with assemble around 10 a.m. at Tuesday's Review that Harry Republicans and the planned Spring Fever Central Park West and 72nd Temple had been a principal independents, but a glance at activities was countered with Street. From there, they will senator for getting a budget the voting patterns in this a suggestion that Spring Fever march south on Central Park allocation without adequate state gives quite a different be cancelled as a protest West until they arrive at 6th investigation by the finance picture. Delaware has gone against the war. Spring Fever Avenue between 39th and committee. I regret that this with the winner in organizers questioned the 42nd Streets, opposite Bryant mistake occurred and accept Presidential elections every effectiveness of such an Park. The Rally will be held the responsibility for the year except 1946. In 1964 it action, citing the there at 1 p.m., and last until same. Ajit George went Democratic in the commitments in time and 4:30p.m. PAGE 2 - UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DE:...AWARE, APRI L 21 , 1972

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UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, APRIL 21, 1972 PAGE 3 Amsterdam Still Has Socialist Candidate Hits War ~old World' ·Charm P.u/.ley Tells Party Aims By BOB KOTOWSKI miniscule cars speed about, By BOB COLE you to believe," but that its according to Pulley, socialism dodging bicycles and purpose is to keep the is finding its way into the This is the last installment motor-bikes. But, yet, there The old Marxian chant of economic and political labor unions. in the Winterim World travel seems little else of the "Workers Unite" was given system of capitalism intact Pulley was asked about his series. modern world evident. Even new stress by Socialist here and abroad. He also stand on Women's Liberation "The Dutch-don't seem to the neighborhood movie Workers' vice-presidential claimed that "POW's are used and the Gay Liberation. He be uptight about anything. theatres retain an older candidate Andrew Pulley, as a ratinale to justify further said that his party supported They just sort of take things atmosphere. who appeared in the Ewing involvement in Southeast these movements and that the in stride." "We went," Sullivan Room Tuesday night. Asia." prejudice against women and A Winterim trip to the Old explained, "to a movie and Pulley, who is an ex-G .I. Another important issue is homosexuals is caused by the World city of Amsterdam left before it started there was a antiwar activist and a member the economic crisis in our "standards dictated by the Peggy Sullivan, one of the man sitting there playing an of the Ft. Jackson Eight, first country. Pulley said that economic ruling class." . university's admissions office organ. Then a series of ads expounded on his party's wages are still frozen while Pulley ended his employees, with just that were flashed on the screen. platform and then opened up impression. Next, were pictures of the meeting for questions As an example, she offered handicapped children, from the ten people in the contrast between followed by a collection plate attendance. Customs inspection at being passed for them. And The platform of the Amsterdam and New York. THEN came the movie." Socialist Workers Party is "In Amsterdam," she said, "it According to Sullivan, divided into two basic parts. was just a matter of picking Amsterdam is "meticulous". The first is to build the up your bags. They didn't People were observed movements now sweeping the search a thing." scrubbing sidewalks and even country, such as the antiwar, Going through U.S. the pillars in the air terminal. black and womens Customs on the return trip, Fresh water is let into the movements. The second part however, became a canals nightly ... except in the of the platform is of a wider time-consuming hassle winter when the canals are scope and this, says Pulley, is "especially if you're young," frozen. But even then, the "to draw the people closer to she continued. waterways are not grossly revolutionary socialism." On the streets in polluted; they just have a Amsterdam, Sullivan noticed little trash in them, she said. ISSUES many racially-mixed couples. Most of the Dutch speak Next Pulley got down to Commenting on this she said, English and are amiable, she the issues of his campaign. Staff photo t! .\' lla••icl Ho/lmun "Interracial dating and added, helpful when they can The main issue he said was ANDREW PULLEY marriage just seem normal to be ... and the rosy-cheeked the war in Vietnam. He said prices are allowed to rise and appearance with an appeal for them." people "don't seem to be that "the war was no accident that "this allows maximum help in getting on the ballot The drug market operates uptight about anything." or mistake as McGovern or profit for producers." He also i n D e I a w a r e a n d freely and openly in any of the others would like said that inflation is the result Pennsylvania. He said that the Amsterdam. "I don't think," 0 f G 0 vernment deficit party is aiming to get the Sullivan added, "that they spending on the military Socialist Workers Party even worry about marijuana Major Appointed sector. presidential candidate Linda and hashish anymore." Yet, Then Pulley listened to Jenness and himself on the "somehow you get the feeling questions from the audience. ballot in thirty-five states. that it's much more crimeless Most of the questions than the U.S." centered on the Socialist Physically, Amsterdam is To WHA Board Workers economic program. College Council exactly what people expect it Pulley called for a 30-hour By VINCENT WOOD Commissioners take a more to be: flat land ("great for work week with no loss in Elections active role in housing policy." bicycling," said Sullivan) full Lloyd Major, associate pay as a cure for He also said that he would of a quaintness and Old dean of students, was sworn unemployment. When EDUCATION Worldliness probably in last Tuesday morning as a like to have the Authority challenged about the Elections for president. unmatched elsewhere. member of the Wilmington conduct an assessment of the feasibility of such a program, vice president. secretary. trea· housing situatior. in All of the streets are Housing Authority Board of Pulley said that surer, and at large members of cobbled and are transversed Commissioners. Mayor Harry Wilmington, to find out just overproduction was the cause the College of Education what the needs are. There has with the venerable canals. G. Haskell presided .over the of our economic woes. College Council will be held Floating flower markets ply been no recent study in this ceremony, and thanked Major Pulley claimed that the Tuesday in the Student the waterways and area. Major believes that the for "accepting the challenge student who was questioning Center. and Wednesday in the cart-pushing vendors jounce inexperience of the board him was employing of the urban housing Hall Education Building. through the streets. problem." may affect it, he said, 'for "bourgeois economics," but Aged four-story houses Major will fill the only one or two people have then the candidate admitted BUSINESS with tall narrow windows been on it for more than unexpired term of former to reading Httle uutside of Election of president. vice stand shoulder-to-shoulder three years. Housing Authority chairman Marxian economics. When president, secretary, and along the streets, sharing Joseph DiSabitino, and his The Wilmington Housing asked how his party could treasurer of the College space with small specialty term will run until Apr. 14, Authority currently owns change the governmental Council in the College of shops. "There are no 1976. The commission has more than 2000 housing units structure of the United supermarkets," said Sullivan, not yet elected a new in the city that are occupied States, Pulley said he would Business and Economics will "just quaint little shops; chairman. by more than 7,800 persons. go to the workers for change be held Wednesday. cheese shops, bread shops, It operates with more than a Commenting on his plans, and not to the producers. ENGINEERING fruit shops." Major said that, "I would like $42 million budget to help Engineering College And throughout the city to see the Board of aid in urban redevelopment. BUREAUCRACIES The candidate claimed Council elections will be held that any failure of socialism on Wednesday. Voting will be in Russia and China are the held outside the Department If a caterpillar irs in a 30 inch iar, and by _day result of the bureaucracies in offices. Nominations for power in those countries. He council members must be he crawls up 3 inches and by night he falls said the bureaucracies were received in the Engineering initiated beqtuse of adverse office, 137 Dupont Hall by economic conditions of the today. There will be 12 down 2 inches . . . how many days does it take two countries at the time of members, one from each class their revolutions. He added in each department. This that due to the wealth of this him to reac_h the top of the iar? For the answer ... country, such a bureaucracy year's seniors will not vote. would not be needed. ARTS & SCIENCES Pulley explained that the Executive ' Committee campaign was aimed at both members for the Arts and workers and students, but Science College Council will that he appeared mostly on VOTE be elected Monday, May I. college campuses because "union meetings are not The offices to be filled will be in the College of Agriculture Election conducive right now to SWP president. vice-president, candidates talking about secretary. and treasurer. May 1st & 2nd (dates tentative) socialism." However, PAG 4 Readers Respond Spring Fever '72

To The Editor: Without this unnamed majority, our Spring Fever '72 is finally here! "Spring Fever" idea could never have Today, while the stage is being built .and become a reality. everyone is doing each last minute job, I John Gillespie, AS4 must say a special thanks to everyone Coordinator Spring who helped in making Spring Fever '72 Fever '72 a reality. First, thanks to the SGA, SAC, SCC, ICC, AA WS, commuters and the Tomaino Shows Phoenix, whose contributions of funds and ideas have helped create the most exciting weekend on campus since Student.s Center Day. It is the first time Needed Qualities so many campus organizations have worked together on such a large scale To The Editor: Nixon's 'Peace' and it provides a great incentive for After having failed miserably in the future cooperation. past, student government is entering an Today's rallies, protests, and marches on campuses across the Secondly, thanks to the individuals Important new phase at the University country apparently indicate that the Vietnam War is not a dead issue who have spent many long hours of Delaware. The challenge is now with college students. planning, publicizing and implementing before us: can student government be Time and time again the Nixon Administration has intensified Spring Fever '72. In particular thanks to effective? ! .think it can, but only if we bombing in North Vietnam without giving the American public Sue McMullen for protecting us from have qualified, devoted leadership. A over-spending; to Lew Silver and Lou person with these qualifications is acceptable justification. And so, to most of those who have kept Angeli for getting "Dreams" and running for U.D.C.C. secretary. He's relatively silent hoping to see America out of Vietnam soon the "Moogy" at dirt cheap prices, to Shanna Sam Tomaino who has proved his recent escalation of the air war is a direct contradiction of the N'ixon Hill for her work in the carnival and her ability in the past with his work on the Administration's policy of winding down the war. smiles; to George Storti for searching Student Center Council, the for good, relevant speakers, and to Pete The only constitutional authority which Nixon can fall back Coordinating Committee for Campus Booker and Larry Stephan for a great Activities, the College Councils on to explain his current military operations is the protection of job on sound and lights. Special thanks Implementation Committee and tltt American troops. If this were true, if that is the only reason we are also to Debbie Haggerty whose poster Lane Hall Council. Furthermore, he has still in Vietnam, we might be placated for awhile. But as Tom Wicker making, flyer designing, and sheet initiated his own special club, the of the New York Times points out, "No one has shown any direct painting was so vital to publicity. Galadrim, which is a science fiction and threat to the remaining American forces that would justify such Mr. David Ganoe and Mrs. Norrine fantasy organization. The College Spencer cannot be thanked enough. Councils needs a person with such wide admittedly severe reaction. No one has shown that any evidence that Without their patience and advice, and varied experience; and so therefore the ..... bombing will or could, in fact, save any American lives." Spring Fever '72 would still be on the I urge one and all to make student . ~hat the Administration is trying to hide is the fact that they are drawing board today. Thanks very government a success by voting for SAM wlllmg to go to any lengths just to keep the Saigon government in much! TOMAINO for secretary. (You'll be glad power--and those lengths cause the untold, unnecessary deaths and A final note thanks must be given to you did.) all of the members of our committee Chris McKenney, AS3 sulfer!ng. who got stuck with the shiV jobs. Student Center Council President The renewed effort by young people and college students to make their sentiments known is indeed necessary and worthwhile. We urge all students and members of the university community to attend tonight's rally and march at the Newark Shopping Center. Dissenting GeorgeExplainsStatement when you see the need for a change is as mach your responsibility as To The Editor: remember the retraction that the next person's. The elections are postponed till George McGovern made after a major Monday. This action by the mistake in a nationwide television show election committee is to facilitate the from Wisconsin, regarding a tax return Temple Refutes Allegations printing of a correction in today's of JTT. such an action could be, especially in _ Review about my one error in Tuesday's I hope t.hat all students realize that we To The Editor: issue. As you know, last Tuesday's Review the light of the fact that for the all make mistakes. Acceptinr allocation of funds a 2/3 vote of the As soon as I realized that I had made responsibility and correcting it shows carried the candidates responses to a a mistake, I acknowledged it and offered Review Editorial Staff Questionnaire. I Senate is required. The. action of 2/ 3 of honesty and straightforwardness. This is the Senate was not political, it was in to publish a retraction, and apologize to highly important for a better stated my positions and platform as Harry Temple. honestly as I could, while trying to accordance with the perceived urgency government. of the needs of the prisoners. This error occurred due to a Ajit Mathew George AS4 avoid discussion of anything but mistaken impression that Temple was campaign issues. I researched my It was alleged that- the Senate's present at the time of the vote. I had statements fairly carefully to avoid not action in this instance was "fiscal checked into the SGA rollcall and only any possible misunderstanding of irresponsibility by the leadership that apparently wrongly read the vote of the my stand on issues, but also any damage led to the destruction of the old SGA." senator before Temple, which was 'yes'. The Revie"· I might do my opponents outside the It was further alleged that "Harry This reenforced my earlier impression area of <"ampaign issues. Temple was a principal Senator who was VOL. 94' NO. 48 APRIL 21, 1972 that I felt no reason to check again. Unf

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PAGE 5 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, APRIL 21, 1972 Readers Respond 'Sincere' Aspirant Welch, Gibson Supported Attuned to Students To The Editor: possibly can. Having been an will feel compelled to vote, To The l<;ditor: the office of the president. S.G.A. senator myself last Since the election has now whenever that may be, will Many letters have This is evidenced by the fact year, I can attest to the fact been postponed due to some keep these thoughts in mind appeared in this pa~er in the that Brunswick is an Ag. that their approach is a sort of disagreement among and vote Brunswick Welch for last . week laudmg one Engineering major! sensible one. for many an the candidates, I now have President and Bill Gibson for candidate or another because Brunswick's election S.G.A. president has left the opportunity to endorse Treasurer of U.D.C.C. of their great experience would ensure students a office still promising the two more candidates as the serving on one committee or voice, for he is from their innovations for wnich they others have requested their Judy Rossiter, AS3 another, or for writing the own ranks. Besides "Hokie is were elected. President, Russell D&E friends to endorse them. constitution of the National voting for Bruns~ick three So, I hope that those who Society for Bird-Watchers, times!"· Amidst a campaign strewn etc. However, none of the Artie Achilles, AS5 with fancy posters (of a letters mention the Justice,Student-Faculty professional and expensive Ervin Has Experience candidates' personal qualities Appellate Court nature) and millions of which I deem as very slogans and promises, T To The Editor out as being the best qualified important. I tend to think rea s. Race Brunswick Welch and Bill With the implementation candidate for treasurer. This that the S.G .A. President (or Gibson are a refreshing of a new form of student man is Steve Ervin. He has in this case the U.D.C.C.) To The Editor: change. Neither of the government on this campus, had experience serving on the considers himself to be The race for U.D.C.C. candidates have polluted our it seems necessary that the Finance Committee of the somewhat removed from the Treasurer is a furious one this minds with unrealistic but officers elected to student S.G.A., the Undergraduate student body, and this could year. Each candidate has appealing campaign promises, government be capable of Cabinet, the General Council, possibly be the cause of the listed his attributes and but rather have stated only performing their necessary and has been President of the controversy over _whether or attempted to employ them as that they will attempt to do duties and be responsible to Inter-class Council. He is also not the organization is qualifications for the job. as much for the students at the students. the main au.thor of the attuned to student needs. Since most of us will have this University as they It is of particular constitution for the S.G.C.C. Fortunately, this is not the to rely on what we read in importance that the treasurer When it comes to the case with Brunswick Welch. the Review when casting our of the S.G.C.C. be extremely nitty-gritty the only man for Bruns is not only the ballots, it would be an SGA Failure qualified for the job. The treasurer is Steven C. Ervin. "heaviest" candidate on the excellent idea to study very treasurer must be ballot, but also probably the closely what each of the To The Editor: knowledgeable of the Richard James Brown, most sincere, down to ·earth aspirants have to say. Undoubtedly, the future university account systems ED4 guy who has ever aspired to Personally, I have ·come to effectiveness of student and should be aware of the the conclusion that Bill government at Delaware lies problems involved with Gibson's qualifications are in the up-coming election. It allocating money to various New Govt. Acquires Blemish superior to those mentioned has been my contention that causes (clubs, committees, To The Editor: and progressive leadership to by his opponents. I agree the failure of the past S.G .A. activities, etc.) Once again the process of be chosen on Monday. The with Mr. Gibson's statement. didn't lie in the structure but In this year's election student government has come fact that these two candidates "Treasurer is a full-time in the failure of many there is one man who stands to a standstill. We guess it is are willing to play politics at position, and as stated ca n't senators to effectively very appropriate that with a time of such great be administered adequately if participate. What implications I I the birth of a new and very importance to the University trespassed on by political does this have for the future Rock n Roll promising form of community is appalling. squabbles." Therefore. Bill form of student government? government, S.G.C.C., a Therefore, it is mandatory Gibson's past experience and It implies that in order for To The Editor: blemish should be applied by that as you vote these two background, including 30 the U.D.C.C. to be an During my involvement in the old inefficient candidates are removed from credits in accounting, service effective form of student student government I have government, S.G.A .. and its consideration. Four choices as Commuter Treasurer, and a input in the University witnessed incompetence, members. We cannot think of remain. Anyone of these four job as a statistical cost. community the people of apathy, and mindless two more deserving people on is better than either of the analyst, are excellent U.D.C.C. must be effective traditionalism on the part of which the blame should fall other two. PLEASE let's not references for the position. officers. It goes without my fellow SGA Senators. My than Ajit George and Harry again make the mistake of I hope that Bill Gibson's saying that in order for the impression has been that, Temple. electing an inefficient and practical know-how will be President of U.D.C.C. to be instead of effective, The credibility of a sluggish student government. chosen over the political effective he must have; progressive student candidate who prints We deserve better! restructuring ideas of his experience in student politics, government, we have been statements t.hat cannot be Students Concerned with opponents. a good rapport with the treated to a petty circus, a substantiated must be the Future of our John Flaherty. AS4 faculty and the theater of the absurd in questioned. One must wonder Government Student Court Justice administration, good which the players avoid how reliable this person will imagination which will result responsibility and creative be about his statements if he in good ideas, the power to thinking like a dose of the is elected. Any statements Two Capable Candidates should be autonomous, thus stimulate and motivate clap. There has been one made could not be trusted To The Editor: freeing it from the pressures workers, and a feeling for notable exception to this until they were checked for As a student who has just of the administration. Harry student desires and issues. In credibility. recently become involved montage of ineptitude--Harry Temple is the best qualified mind only one candidate Temple. His record is - Harry Temple has given us with the current elections, I and capable candidate, as is running for U.D.C.C. outstanding in the a preview of what he will do have been forced to view all Steve Ervin, candidate for president that fulfills those if elected into office for the the candidates objectively introduction of progressive, Treasurer. qualifications. That person is forward thinking legislation coming year. His ability to and collectively. I have read Harry Temple. If you want an and the fight for student gum tiP the workings of a ll of the proposed Steve Ervin has been effective U.D.C.C. vote for an dignity and freedom. This student government has been "platforms" and either have involved with student effective candidate. university is desperately in shown to be more than talked or listened to all the government for two years. He Daniel J. Maisano, AS3 need of cultural renovation, adequate through his actions candidates. With this base of is responsible for writing the Commuter Senator an infusion of spirit and sense this week. information I am forced to S.G.C.C. Constitution and is of community. It is time we As a result of this, we feel ertdorse Harry Temple and able to deal both with gave our suitcases a rest and that these two candidates are Steve Ervin for President and stu dents and the Rare Quality stuck around here for awhile. totally unacceptable to Treasurer respectively. administration. He is Harry Temple's platform of represent the student body at Harry Temple has trustworthy and honest, To The Editor: rock 'n' roll can give us Delaware. The worst thing continually been working for qual ities necessary in One finds in Harry Temple something worth staying for. that could result from the a better university. He has government. Above all a quality which is rare in a His plans for financial elections on Monday is for been actively involved in though, he is capable of political candidate. autonomy and fiscal planning one of these two candidates student government for two managing both the student's to emerge as victor. What is years. He has continually and administration's money Throughout the year · in the could make student government truly effective most needed now is for new fought for a greater student efficiently, something that is SGA Senate he has brought a involvement in the necessary if a student refreshing and irreverent view for the first time in its administration. He also is for government is to be to what some might call history. I'm voting for Harry the augmentation of dorm successful. "sacred cows." His approach Temple because I feel that a Japanese student rights, which are These are the candidates I seems de·,:oid of opportunism, vote for anyone else would be Anyone interested in curtailed by the contract they chose. They are the best of a quest for power for selling myself and my fellow taking a course in Japanese sign with the university. He qualified and are willing to power's sake. Feeling that students short. Think about (MLI665) offered in plans to investigate and work for you, the students. such an attitude is healthy in it, none of the other guys Extension next semester on Vote for them Monday, April a candidate who seeks such a knows how to boogie, and propose new provisions with Wednesday nights, contact 24 and you will vote for high office I urge support of that's an offer you can't the formation of a campus Harry Temple for College refuse. Peggy Dunne in in 100 legal service. This will also be responsible, intelligent government. Councils President. Vote for Temple. Harrington B. Telephone open to all members of the Bill Ewing, AS3 Mike Yates, AS5, 737-9756. university. He believes that Kristine Weber SG A Secretary SGA Senator the student government AS5 • PAGE 6 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, APRIL 21, 1972 Movie Review------. Advocate to Meditate 'Godfather' Surefire Hit '------By CHRISTOPHER HORAK -- On Transcendentalism "The Godfather," having of excellence in leadership is the movie version, to make Transcendental conscious mind and a man is received more advanced passed from father to son. money. Coppola, lacking Meditation, also known as able to use his full potential publicity than any other The struggle of the kid finances to make "his" TM, will be discussed tonight in all fields of thought and movie in recent memory, will brother trying to make good movie, directed "The at 8 p.m. in the Blue and action." undoubtedly be the in a tough world. The trials Godfather" to make money. Gold Room, in the Student box-office hit of 1972. and tribulations of the loved The producer's primary Center, by Kirby La Motte. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Not only will it make a pile ones who sacrifice all to occupation is to raise capital, the founder of the of money; it will probably preserve the family. to make a movie to make The Students International movement, describes win five Academy awards. I have only two regrets more money. Meditation Society describes Transcendental Meditation as Best Film, Best Director, about the film. First that Transcendental Meditation as "a systematic inquiry into the Francis Coppola, Best Marlon Branda is The film does have some a "natural technique which source of all knowledge in Screenplay, Best Editing, and immobilized before the film nice blood 'n' guts effects, allows the conscious mind to order to provide a unifying or Best Actor, James Caan. No, gets into second gear. some slick editing, and in experience increasingly more holistic basis for all branches not Branda; he will win the Secondly, that the good films general is decent subtle states of though until of learning." Honorary Award when always get lost in the shuffle, craftsmanship. But remember the source of thought, the Hollywood has forgiven him because of big operas like when Helen Hayes tells you unlimited reservoir of energy Transcendental Meditation for being a bad boy; in about "The Godfather." next year that "The and creative intelligence is is not a religion or a ten years according to the Actually the film is not Godfather" has won the reached. philosophy, and differs from Chaplin, Welles cases. that bad when one Academy A ward for Best other forms of mental and "This sinple practice The Godfather is, after all, understands why it was made. Motion Picture Art- she physical development in its expands the capacity of the great entertainment in the Puzo wrote the book, to sell means just Motion Pictures. effortless spontaneity. It is Hollywood tradition. easy to learn and continue Paramount Pictures have Fight Against Job Bias Continues without the extensive really outdone themselves. instruction that other They bought the best-selling techniques of meditation or book by Mario Puzo; engaged EEOC Supp_orts Women self-development require. big-name actors and an "up And it only takes around 15 By CHARMANNE RIGBY employees is the rule that and coming" director. employers to hire women and minutes twice daily. Steven F. Sayre, assistant organizations must give The subject is relevant and minorities. the on-location photography director of university maternity leaves to women. The Delaware Chapter of placement office, spoke on This corresponds to the is realistic. Even organized COMPLAINTS the Students International crime was supporting the "Sex Roles and Job military leaves provided for Meditation Society is film. as long as the real name Placement" in Monday The EEOC indirectly men. The leave ranges from sponsoring the lecture, and is of the "Family" was not night's session of the prevents companies from not six months to one year a non-profit, tax-exempt, used. Mafia and Cosa Nostra male-female dyad in Russell hiring women because of varying with the different educational organization just aren't very nice terms for D-E lounge. their universal complaint, companies policies. Before established on almost every ethnic gangsters. By way of introduction "single women won't stay, this general policy many campus in the United States. What more could we Sayre talked about the they'll just wind up getting companies required that a Students interested in want'! The film has that epic services that the campus married and leave and woman resign at the first sign further information may call quality which only placement office provides. married women aren't of pregnancy without a Mandy, 731-5166. :!ollywood could offer. The The most important aspect committed to their career, guarantee of job renewal. story of one family of great pertaining to sexual they just wind up getting Now, not only is the woman power. and how the tradition discrimination is the fact that pregnant, Sayre suggested, assured of her position upon the office uses an employer "Women of today can really return but she also receives all information sheet that change things by proving general salary raises and Fever Raindate Elections . • • directly asks the companies these old sayings to be benefits. wrong." (Continued from Page 1) about equal opportunity. In the event of rain, all Because of the EEOC, Generally, Sayre believes, Sayre remarked, "We do not Spring Fever '72 activities the SCA that has just gone serve any organizations that companies can no longer test "No doubt about it, the will be held at Carpenter out of office, was there, and aren't equal opportunity for pregnancy before government has put a lot of he led what became an employers." employment just as they are pressure on organizations to Sport's Building. Tomorrow's informal discussion between The importance of the not allowed to ask a male recruit women if they have carnival on the South MaD Harry Temple and Ed Equal Employment what his lottery number is. In equal qualifications and to will be postponed until Buroughs and the few Opportunity Commission New Jersey companies may provide equal benefits for Sunday. interested students who (EEOC) in improving the not ask the marital status of them." showed up. employment of minorities, an applicant. According to Temple then talked about including women, served as Sayre this is "A sign of things his plans for the College the basis for the rest of the to come." Councils. He said he was session. With the recent interested in "the power to take its rules and LEAVES establishment of guidelines to court the EEOC Another sign of student-owned and operated has put pressure . on improvement for women businesses" such as an off-campus rathskellar. He aiso mentioned his hope of having l')lOre and biggt" rock concerts, to Keep this near increase the student government's finances, so your contraceptive. that "we can finally have control over our funding." . Ifitdoesn'twork, Ed Buroughs, AS3 , another candidate for the this will. presidency, said i'n response l 'J!J .... • 1•!1:--. a•1 n riiaphr;;.)!rtl:-- an·n·t foolpr•K.Jf. y , •II•''''' )!d pn.'):!lilllt . :\nd 1f ~ o~u want an a hurt inn, to Temple's interests that "to '' ,. "-';111 ht lp Y• •ll J.!l't a lt •,l!.d. :--a ft•, iiWXpt•n:-; iw · o nl' put emphasis on financial I;, an .\1 I> in :l (• I! nil' nr hn:-.pita !. l frnu haH •tl lt · :t h • !' l ton d ur i n~tht · t : r~t 10 autonomy is risky ." He said '' , .•. J..., of ji!'t•g-narw. • . It \\'ill co:-:t , •'l h a I tt Hll ~I ,)1•. And that the concerts proposed by ll• • m:1ttt•rwhl'n ~· o u ha\ t' it. th+:n· :-.nu eharKt.' fo r o ur .... ·1'\'h't ' Temple were a " high risk." :--~. , l t•a r 11u t thi:- lllt· ... ..-.ag-t• a nd put it ltl ~ 1•U I' "The first problem," he ! • ~ lr -. ,· " r nwd11.: irw <·;d ·iiH't. If _\"IIU fnt')!'t't to t ah.t• the I'd!. :.t !t•a .... t ~ tdl .,, ., ' '' t t't•I'J.!"d t ht· numht'l' t t• rail . remarked, "is getting College It · .. I :.! 1:! 1 l,..,H . 7~ !t-1 :\l unda:.- t hr

By PAULA JOHNSON festivities. Other musical largely filled with the sounds featured will be Gabrial activities except the carnival entertainment for the evening of James Taylor, The Beatles, Ofiesh speaking on will be held in Carpenter With the advent of balmy includes national Irish Donavon, and Elton John. "Humanizing Education." Sports Building. eather and rising bagpipe champion Tom The Last Minute Sypherd t on•nor~tures, spring fever Standeven at 9 p.m., soul Jug Band and Irish bar music MUSIC According to Gillespie, This weekend offers singer Fontilla at 10 p.m. and by True Life Believers finish On the beach Saturday Spring Fever represents "a lot fun, aptly termed folk rock star Brian Carney at the musical portion at 1 a.m. will be music by Nashville of different groups getting ng Fever. 11 p.m. Also on the beach, at 8 East, at 1 p.m., a,nd Anthem, together, sharing their funds Events will get under way SINGERS p.m., will be Toni Scoblick at 3 p.m. Victor Spinski will and sharing the work." The 6:30 p.m. tonight on Fontilla combines her who will discuss the speak at 2 p.m. and David events are co-sponsored by in gton Beach. Bill gospel music training with the Harrisburg SPvPn Calfee, one of Nader's the Student Center Council, lips, jazz pianist at rock sound of today and SATURDAY Raiders, will speak at 4 p.m. the Student Activities Bill's, initiates the yesterday to produce a Saturday will feature Committee, the Central unique and refreshing change activities both on the south Saturday night will feature Fraternity Government, the DELUXE CANDY in the contemporary music mall and on the beach. A Moogy and the Rhythm Inter-Class Council, the SHOP, INC. scene. Formerly with a group carnival on south mall will Kings at 8 p.m. and Dreams Student Governmertt called Coffee, Cream, and feature a male beauty at 9 p.m. Moogy has played Association, the Phoenix, the 41 East Main Street Sugar, Fontilla now sets her contest, a ·vw pack-in, a trash back-up for Carole King, Commuters Association, and REAKFAST, LUNCHES, own pace, offering music rally, a pie-eating contest, a James Taylor, and Carly the Association for the PLATTERS which she claims is tricycle race, and arts and Simon. A ware ness of Women "unorthodox" in form. crafts, hopscotch, jumprope, The annual fraternity and Students. DAILY 8-8 Brian Carney believes that jacks, and fingerpainting. sorority greek games will be Gillespie is hopeful that (Except Sundays) "a good song should not have Music on the mall will be , held on Harrington Beach this new -found spirit of a lot of hidden meaning. cooperation will provide "an "I'LL MEET provided by John Phillips, Sunday afternoon. When a song says what it Standeven, Bill Haymes, Jeff incentive for the YOU THERE" means simply, then it is truly Bove and Spring, and Bob CO-OPERATION future ... more and better beautiful." His repetoire is Rittman. Also specially In the event of all entertainment."

I "'"'""'''"' '"' '''"''"'""'""'"''"'" '"''""""'""'''"'""""''"""'""''" " I I : SAC, SCC, CFG, ICC, SGA, Phoenix, Commuters, and AAWS present: I .I 1 I - I I I I 1 I .l I SPRING FEVER 72 :: ·~ I - 'I l a progra~ming · .extravaganza 4 times bigger and JO times -

I~ • more fun than Student Center Dayl - - !• ;• FRIDAY NIGHT ON THE BEACH SATURDAY ON SOUTH MALL SATURDAY ON THE BEACH - ~ • 6:30: Bill Phillips, jazz Male Beauty Contest 1:00: Nashville East. • pial1ist of Senator Bill's VW Pack -In 2:00: Talk by Victor Spinski - •I 8:00: TONI SCOBL/CK· Trash Rally 3:00: Anthem • HARRISBURG 7 Pie -Eatmg Contest 4:00: TALK BY NADER'S '~ • 9:00: Tom Standeven, national Tricycle Race RAIDERS - • Irish bagpipe champ Arts & Crafts 8.00: MOOGY & THE •~ 10:00: Fontila-soul 11 :00: Special Group RHYTHM KINGS 4 11 :00: BRIAN CARNEY· 12 :30: Jose Monterro 9:00: DREAMS •4 • FOLK ROCK 1:00: Vince Panico • 1: 30 : Spring-Jeff Bove • 1:00: True Life Believers · - 2:00: BoD Rittman · Folksinger ..• Irish _b,1r music . • 2:30: Tom Standeven · Bagpipe Player SUNDAY ON THE BEACH • 3 : 15 : Dr. Gabnel Ofresh {Speaker ) • 3:30 Dr . Gabriel Ofresh · Humanrzrng Ed . Fraternity & Sorority •1 4 :00 John Phrllrps · Folk Srnger • 4:30 Vrnce Panrco · Folk Srnger Olympic Garnes •I 5 :00 Brll Haymes I

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'·II t tIt t t 1 I Itt It tIt t t t t t tIt t t t t t II t tIt Itt It Itt tIt Itt t t t t tIt t t t t tIt It I I I I tIt I I Itt tIt t I Itt t I Itt Itt t I I I I PAGE 8 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARi<, DELAWARE, APRIL 21, 1972 Sharp Outthinks IS YOUR BIKE BAD? Have Polish Food Theta Chi Four ~ This Tuesday Noon In Annual Bowl ~~ - Sharp Hall outscored at Theta Chi 240-200 in the Complete parts for all bikes at championship round of the The· Phoenix 12-1 Fourth Annual WHEN .S.D. KIRK & SON Campus Bowl on Tuesday ~ Cost is ~1 H for first 30 served night. Broadcast over campus 173 E. Main radio, the game was up for grabs until the final seconds with Theta Chi failing to gain points on two consecutive 40 point bonus question in the last two minutes. Tom Mees served as emcee for the game. Questions and judging for this year's Campus Bowl were Doesn't General Electric. provided by a committee from Belmont Hall headed by Rich Riese. Outgoing WHEN general manager Greg realize the days of enormous Lamoreaux praised the committee for their "outstanding effort and variety in questions." corporate profits are over? Earlier in the evening, Theta Chi defeated Delta Upsilon, while the Sharp There was a time,· fifty or sixty . But if society profits and the busi­ team, consisting of Rich years ago, when a major corporation nes:--; does not, the business will fold in I Ammlung, captain, Carl in America might expect profits of the short run. It will have no operat­ Moore, Dave Bennett and Ed twenty or eYen t wentv-fiYe cents on ing- funds. Wrightson overwhelmed the sales dollar. · How much - .. -- ltiQJJI. ,.._., e ...... _...,.- C:ilhrrt A. Those davs are oYer. But not profit is enough to •. c .... eYery bod~- re

GENERAL. ELECTRIC Hundreds Wait Hours to live in Towers Hordes of students, hoping to achieve an or curious as to what the line was for. One exodus from conventional dormitory life, student summed up the altitude nit•Piy. ·'I'm crowded to the mecca of the Student Center's almost glad I can't afford it," lw sai d. north door on Tuesday to register for Christiana When asked why they wanted to move to llw Towers. Towers, the pilgrims responded exubt•ranlly. Although the temporary registration office in Kathy Coghlan, ED3, says that ''Christiana the Kirkwood room did not open until 1 p.m . on satisfies parents better because wr don't need Tuesday, 13 students from the Dickinson cars or furniture." Su Lewis, AS.J, claims that it complex began their vigil at 12:30 a.m. on " is great if you want to get out of llw dorm Tuesday morning. selling but not off campus." ··Mort' prople are Armed with blankets and bottles to ward off busted" off-campus, according to onP student the evening's chill, they camped outside of the "and there are a lot morP hassiPs." Another Student Center's door until it was opened at responded "You can havt' eggs any timr you 6:45 a.m. The Dickinson group's spokesman Jim want them." A fifth brought up the eonsideration Skedzielewski, BE4, and Ron Ferguson, AS4 said that the Towers arr tlw only apartmPnl~ that ·they waited so long and so early because available to persons on financial aid. they were "the most desperate to gel out. Living At 4:4 5 p.m., the line was still bachd up to in Dickinson is like living in a closet." the second floor landing. A se<'urity pulicenu1n By 7:30 Tuesday morning, th!;! line reached its suggested that the remainder of the sludt>nls largest proportions stretching from the north leave. Some, at that time, had bePn wailing for door, around the Student Center, to the south more than three hours. A frw lt>ft, many stayed. parking lot. The long wltit posed a few minor Those who stayed wen• rewardrd for their problems, including the possibility of missing persistence. The registration offiet' didn't close classes and meals. until 6:30p.m. Bernard Sullivan , Rrsidence Life Placement To alleviate these difficulties, prospective Officer, reported that as of Wednesday roommates worked out a system of waiting in afternoon, 80'·; of the Tower's bt'ds were filled. shifts. Over the eight hours and more, students There are still many rooms available on the found various ways to pass the lime. According second and third floors of both Towers, and a to one student, "We all got to know each other few remain on the fourth and fifth floors in the pretty well." However, a few individuals found it West Tower. 135 beds wcrr prt'viously reserved necessary to abandon their hard-earned places. on the first and second floors for married The day grew warmer. Friends supplied graduate students and faculty members. · Stuart members of the line with refreshments from the Sharkey, the Residence Life director, was very Scrounge. People read The Review and studied. pleased with the number of students who signed Newspapers and paper cups were discarded, along up. He staled that "Filling Christiana helps us with an occasional beer can. with our Community Design objective of Passers-by were of two varieties. They were diversity in dorm styles. It adds a new either ecstatic that they were not part of the line, dimension to the campus."

Photos by David Hoffman and Burleigh Cooper I

Text by Donna Bell and Mimi Boudart PAGE 10 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, APRIL 21, 1972 A stream of Life and Death

/1 nurse calms a seuenty year old man who is in slwch after an aulo act:ident. Doctors and nurses apply intensiue care to reuiue an elderly woman who collapsed on the street with a cardiac arrest. This selling, chaotic as il is, is a typical classroom selling for juniors and seniors in the College of Nursing. Twice a weell, they worh in the emergency room of the Delaware Division. Armed with two years of instruction, they are sent in to fwzction in a situation requiring professional sllill and judgment. Translating theory into practice is difficult, and con(idence is slow to come. It's one thing to read about brolwn arms, but caring for a man whose arm has been mangled by a lathe presents a real nw'sing challenge. J,eaming comes through experience, with many mistalws and corrections. Some slcil!s don't have to be teamed. Compassion comes naturally and is easily amused- by those in pain. Nursing students dispense llindness along with medicatio1zs. To some patients, understanding and sympathy seem just as important as bandages and stitches. For the students, a childhood dream is coming trw.>. They are nurses--helping siclc people to get bel (er . . \ nd llwl 's what it's all about.

where Pain • • •

It is reflected in the faces and gestures of the ill and injured. The human response to universal: an animal-like fear, disbelief, anxiety and frustration. Surrounded by a steady stream and death, the patient is alone in his island of misery. Lying on his stretcher, he strikes out at agony that grips him.

Surgery, an ancient method for the relief of pain, has today deYeloped into a precise art. The patient is protected from mvading organisms by the ritual of sterility. Cutting and stitching, the surgeon removes dead cells and heals healthy tissues. The result is relief from the agony of pain.

Code Blue--Doctors and nurses spring into action, bringing life-giving aid to the patient Text by Sandy Bro~wn heart has stopped. Machines are wheeled in,syringes are filled and rapidly emptied into the heart. The tentative beat starts slowly, gains in strength, and the patient opens her eyes and Staff photos by David Hoffman

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To many of Wilmington's poor, the emergency room ser\'es as a family doctor. They come for relief of pain and to be cured of many minor ailments with medications and health care ad\"ice from the nursing staff.

Accidents will happen--and when they do. the emergency room sees the end results. In the case of a small cut. the wound is cleansed and sutured, and the patient receives a tetanus shot. Treatment is easy; prevention is even sim pier. Part of the student nur~e's role is to teach accident prevention, and hope that the patient follows her advice. • • • finds Compassion · I glimmer in the darkness of fear, it never ceases to illuminate the void of pain. It brings security, rt, and reassurance to those who have only previously known the unsure crutch of agony. A black father· and his daughter capture in a momentary expression the true essence of passion- merely an hour after she had been struck by a car on an intercity street.

Struggling on the brink of death, the hand of a tired old woman grasps for life. The odds are alculable. The medical care she receives will determine which route she follows. She comes to the Disasters may occur at any place and time. Preparation for an 11ergency room for help in her struggle. Student nurses give her medications, try to ease her unforeseeable plane crash or train wreck involving many people is i>comfort, and stay with her to keep her calm. an overwhelming, but necessary task. If and when such an event should take place, the emergency room must be ready. .. THIS WEEK

Concert Ensemble featuring TODAY Temple Painter Joseph Norris Golf vs. Temple and American conductor. U. 12:30 p.m. Louviers. SUNDAY CINEMA PLAY ''Oh What a Lovely Kurosawa's .. High and Low." War" 8:15 p.m . Greystone Bldg. (1962), 7:30p.m., 140 Smith. SATURDAY MATHEMATICS DISCUSSION "God COLLOQUIUM "Interpolating Reconsidered," Unitarian Fractional Derivatives." Marvin Fellowship, 420 Willa Rd., 10:30 Gaer 2:10p.m., 217 Sharp Lab. a.m.

MONDAY COLLOQUIUM - "Ratings of TOMORROW Instructional Quality in Higher TRACK vs. Bucknell 1 : 30 p .m. Education." Dr. A. Magoon, 215 AFTERNOON BASEBALL vs. Bucknell I W . Hall Bldg., 12 p.m. p.m. FILM Heritage of Folk Music BUS TRIP· To N.Y.C. Sign up "Spend it All." in rm. 100, Student Center, $2. CONCERT · Louisiana Cajun SATURDAY FLICKS - Music 7:30p.m., Rodney Rm. "Women in Love" 7 :30. 10 p . m., JAZZ BAND CONCERT - 140 Smith . 75c with i.d. Peter Hill, conductor, 120 Smith, 3 to 5 p. m. BUS TRIP · To Washington, 8:15p.m. ' D.C. Leave Student Center at SEMINAR · "If You Change 8:30 a.m., leave D .C . 7 p.m. Sign Your Career," Goodstay Center, up in rm . 100·, Student Center. 7-9 p.m. ROAD RALLY - From · Hollingsworth Lot. Bike Rally 2 TUESDAY p.m . $1 . Road ·Rally 1 p . m. $2. NOONTIME PREVIEW string Party afterwards · sign up in quartet 12 noon, 1912 Room . Student Center. GERMAN HOUSE film INTERFACE · 72 Computer "HEIDI" 7:30p.m . Cont. 130 Smith , 9:30 a.m.-5:30 TENNIS vs. Rider 2 p.m. p.m. $3 students,. $10 LECTURE "The New non-students. Education," John Holt, PLAY · "Oh What a Lovely educational reformer and author, War," 8:15 P.m.GrayStoneBidg. Rodney Rm. 8 p.m. AMERICAN HISTORY SERIES FILM - Gregory Peck in SUNDAY "Gentlemen's Agreement," 140 PLAY - "Oh What a Lovely Smith, 7 p.m. Free. War" Gray Stone Bldg. 8:15p. m . PLAY - E·52 Chekhov's "The CONCERT -Brandywine River Seagull," 014 Mitchell, 8:15p.m., Museum. Phil. Madriqal Choir: SOc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SESSION ! THE STUDENT CENTER ! This week: ''Montage~~ !• COUNCIL PRESENTS !• Next Week: "lronhill" • • LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ! WOMEN IN LOVE ! iC Sat., Apr. 22 iC Starts April 22nd +: 7:30 & 10:00 • iC 140 Smith .fl iC 75c w/ID iC iC ADVANCE JICKETS ON SALE iC iC Room 211, Student Center, Mon.-Fri. 1-5 iC • iC iC --- • ! HIGH AND LOW ! iC Sun. Apr. 23 iC it 7:30 •iC 140 Smith •: ! BUS TRIP TO WASHINGTON,D.C. ! iC Sat., Apr. 22 • iC Leave Student Center -8:30AM iC iC Leave National Gallery-7:00PM iC • $3.00 iC • SIGN UP TODAY, ROOM 100 STUDENT CENTER iC • iC

•iC COMING MAY 5 • iC• •iC iC The Student's il iC iC ! Handicraft ! ~ iC t Happening t • iC iC 3:00-9:00 PM iC \ • Rodney Room iC • Student Center iC 115 E. Main St. • iC •• If you are a creative student, now is your chance iC "Remember New Year's Eve" - April 26 iC to let everyone else in on it. All those who have iC iC crafts to display and/or sell may do so on May iC • 5th in the Student Center. Registration is in iC · Every Saturday from now until summer! • Room 107, Student Center, before May 5th. iC ~ ' . ·················~····~. ~- "". .. - . .. UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, AflRIL 21, 1972 PAGE 13 Critic of American School System Chariot Race - Any sorority, residence hall, or cam pus organization Holt Speaks on Education Priorities interested in entering the Greek Games' chariot race John Holt, long-known for p.m. Monday in Room 115 Schooling" to discuss the problems of the seventies and this Sunday should contact his outspoken criticism of the Purnell Hall. reasons for his decision to do what young people may be Jim Donahue at the Sig Ep American school system, will He will depart from his little or no further writing or able to do about them, Holt House. 737-9959. speak on the topic "From originally scheduled lecture speaking about the need for will discuss why he believes Education to Politics" at 8 on "The Contradictions of reform of schools. more and more that it "is Holt will talk on what only within the context of seems to be "fundamentally political contests, of people wrong with the very notion actually running for office, of 'education '--a process in that large numbers of (CHEAPIEST) which one group of people Americans can best be CHEAPIE educated to the realities and (in or out of school ) do things to other groups of needs of today's world." people for their good and Holt believes that without getting their education is not a part of life, consent." it IS life. The child must FLIGHTS TO . Talking on some of the experience as much of the major political and economic outside world within the IMMEDIATE classroom as possi ble, he has SEAT said, and teachers must be CONFIRMATION given total personal and FOR EVERY academic frPcdom to work FLIGHT with children as they think Europe best. MANY YEARS OF RELIABLE SERVICE!!!!!!!! ~~ The education reformer's talk, the last in a series INTRA-EUROPEAN FLIGHTS sponsored by the university AT DISCOUNT RATES!! Speakers' Board, was originally scheduled for BRANCH Tuesday, April 25 in the OFFICES Rodney Room of the Student LOCATED Center. IN EUROPE CAR RENTAL & JUDD S 300 WEDDING RING ISO HOTELS PURCHASING FOR & HOSTELS candles cards gifts For information, M.s·. Dale jewelry party goods call: STAN LONG 59 E. rl'l a in St. THE CARD CENTER 318 Harrington E EURAIL PASSES 368-3221 and 73J-9774 or we gtve THE CARD CENTER STUDENT DIMENSION HIDEAWAY (215) 879-1620 S&H Green Stamps (Phil. Office) SS E. Main and Across The Street

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JOHN. . . AMALFITANO

LIVE BETTER - STUDY BETTER S.G.C.C. AT IVY HALL APARTMENTS SEE: Herb Russell--400 Wollaston Avenue .., ..PreSident . CALL: 368-8166 PAGE 14 and more articulate Delaware Politics • • • candidates. Delaware. In the 1950's The population of (Continued from Page 1) Delaware had changed from a carried Delaware by a slim Delaware has become predominantly Republican to increasingly concentrated in 2000 votes but the a predominantly Democratic the suburban communities OND AlE HOUSE Republicans within the state state. This was part of a around Wilminl!ton. Of the FEATURING were big winners.Republican national trend, locally 394 election districts in this Russell W. Peterson handily DINNERS FROM affected by a large state, 330 of them are in New defeated Democratic immigration into Delaware Castle County, and it is here OUR CENTER BAR STEAM TABLE incumbent Charles Terry for and a change in the voting that the Republicans have ,._COCKTAILS; DRAUGHT BEER Governor and multi-million­ patterns of the black vote. made their greatest inroads. aire Harry Haskell upset (INCLUDING IMPORTED BEER But this Democratic With his rise into the middle three-time Wilmington DARK BEER & ALE hegemony began to change as class life of the suburbs, Democratic Mayor, John E. the Party became more the social conscious voter has .._FINEST BEEF ANYWHERE; S'EA Babiarz, thus becoming the entrenched. The Democratic tended to identify himself first Republican Mayor since FOOD- STEAMED CLAMS­ Party became stolid, with the Republican 1956. SNAPPER SOUP discouraging youth and new ideology. This factor, coupled In 1970, the Republicans ideas, and remaining with the Democratic lapse in completed their stranglehold insensitive to the changing Wilmington, has allowed the All FOOD TO GO .< by taking a clear-cut majority political climate. Republicans to sweep the located: in the State Legislature. Of Meanwhile, Delaware's ~~~"'--~~~ state in three successive 2" the 19 State Senators, 13 are increasingly younger and POLLY DRUMMOND CTR . Republicans. In the House, elections. The Democrats more affluent . population have always counted on a " &LINDEN HILL RD. the Democrats are likewise became unreceptive to the out-manned 23-16. large plurality from their NEWAAK 731-9734 worn-out Democratic image. supposed city bastion to Congressman Roth replaced According to Political Science retiring Republican Senator offset the Republican vote Professor Paul Dolan, the from the suburbs but the John Williams, thus keeping Republicans - have shown the Senate seat which the white-ethnic controlled City more versatility in their Council and City Committee Republicans have held since appeals to the public. "Unlike 1946. Pierre S. DuPont IV have alienated and thus been the Democrats," says Dolan, unable to mobilize the black moved into Roth's vacated "the Republicans have not House seat and Delaware allowed themselves to Democrats were shut out of become involved in national office for the sixth internecine wars." Their straight year. The only party was more open and was .t.;ESSION,"'J: Democrat to su rvive the able to put up more attractive state-wide Republican .June 5th onslaught was Emily Womach June 26th who won the race for State SAVE UP TO $400 Treasurer. ON YOUR NEW MfCYCL~ AND .July 3rd As we move into the I 972 TOUR EUROPE! .July lOth campaign, the Republicans in Buy new BSA. TRIUMPH. NORTON. this state control all the TAX FREE from one of England's .July 24th nation a I o f f ices, the oldest dealers - Est . 50 years. Huge Covernorsh ip, both houses of stoc k. too of guoranteed used models the State legislature. the at Enqland's lowest pnces Fulllnsut­ Social Science Mayorallty of Wilmington, .lnu• for Europe & Shtpment back to and the County governments U SA ;manqed 01 we guarantee re­ Fim· Arts of New Castle and Sussex. purchase Wnte now lot full detiliiS There are many reasons George Clarke I Motors) L1m1ted. 136- Radio-TV for this swift and strong shift 156 Bnxton H1U , London, S.W.2 Eng. to the Republican Party in Tel. 01 -674 3211 Drama

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....-* Su.uuner Recreation at its Finest. UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, APRIL 21, 1972 ~-4GE 15 The University Jazz Ferguson--to rock. Jazz Ensemble Ensemble will present a free CLASS I Fl EDS concert Monday and Tuesday The Jazz Ensemble ------ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED - Two or three nights in room 120 Smith evolved from student interest summer roommates Towne Gives Concert in jazz as a musical form last OVERSEAS JOBS FOR Cour~.. .two bedrooms. Air Hall at 8:15 p.m. cond1t1on~ng, carpeting. $169 STUDENTS Australia, Europe S. month. Call 368-0584, evenings. The program, according to Fall and came under Hill's America, Africa, etc. 'All direction. Both music and professions and occupations, Of Jazz, Rock music instructor Peter Hill $700 to $3,000 monthly. FOR SALE will cover a spectrum fro~ non-music majors interested ~xpen~es paid, overtime, contemporary jazz--some in in a practical study of jazz s1ghtsee1ng. Free Information - WESTINGHOUSE Write, Jobs Overseas, Dept. 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Computer Science Symposium ... Representatives of several (Continued from Page 16) University of Delaware, Dr. Mock of Univac. Audience companies in the computer Boris Beizer of Temple participation is welcome in industry will be on hand The topic of the panel University, Dr. Peter Denning the panel discussion. discussion is to be 'The throughout the day to discuss of Princeton University, Mr. S h o r t r e s e a r c h their roles and environments Futu;e of the Computing Harvey Golub of McKinsey presentations, covering a as computer scientists. Profession and the Computer and Company, William Bayer number of topics of current Registration for Interface Industry.' Panelists include of Honeywell Information interest in computing, will 72 will be from 9 to 9:30 Dr. James Leathrum of the Systems, Inc., and Richard conclude the symposium. a.m. The registration fee is $3 · Subjects include for students and $10 for computer-generated music, others. The symposium will on-line library circulation conclude at 5:30p.m. systems, APL processing, and information storage and retrieval systems. Two of Signings ... these presentations will be (Continued from Page 18) delivered by undergraduates "He came to the here at the university. Boardwalk Bowl and said he - Kenneth T. Carvin and really liked my perfor­ ·Joseph N. Chicosky will each mance," said Johnson. be speaking on aspects of "That's where he first got APL translation. interested in me." t\0 . APPLE BOUTIQUE Kahoe and Johnson are the first Hens to sign pro lacrosse. • • contracts this year, although fullback Bill Armstrong, who Meadowood Shopping Center (ContinuP~ from Page 20) teamed with Kahoe to form the first two periods. one of the most devasting Goalie Paul Henry had rushing attacks in the nation, four saves for the day and is expected to sign shortly TOPS & JEANS John Schroeder one to set up with either St. Louis or a defense that kept the Miami, and quarterback Sam Steven Tech offense at a Neff has tentative plans to Call 731-9388 distance all day. sign with a team in the Heinecken is looking Canadian Football League. forward to the upcoming Another former Delaware football great, Chuck Hall, games-especially the game ''New Look'' in Shoes has signed a contract with the against 15th ranked F&M. who is a favorite in the Hens' Baltimore Colts and will report to the Colts' training 10-9 Mon. through Fri. conference. Tomorrow, the camp in mid-July . Hall, who 10-6 Saturday stickmen travel to Towson, is the Hens' all-time leading OR Md., to battle a top ranked ground-gainer, graduated . in 209 W. 9th St., Wilmington Towson State squad. 10-4 Mon. through Sat. 1971.

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·oelawate Gridders Sign Contracts Netters Win • • • (Continued from Page 20) By JOHN BURKE sessions with 44 additional rush-oriented, Johnson tried a Prior to this match scores of 7-5, 3-6, and 6-2. players, most of them, like pass-catching record with While the majority of Masoncup had pulled off him, rookies hopeful of three touchdown receptions ~ students used spring break as close single's victory by the The Hens host Lafayette landing a soot on the club. against New Hampshire and a period of rest and exact same scores. tomorrow at 2 p.m. on the The players went through a also had an excellent game in relaxation, Delaware's Little Fernet teamed with courts adjacent to the series of physical testing that a 72-22 romp over C.W. Post All-American halfback Gardy Gorchoff in second singles Fieldhouse. Although the included weight-lifting and in De I aware 's fourth Kahoe began his quest for a play, but also lost in a three Leopards lost their first two running, and also ran through consecutive Boardwalk Bowl pro football career by set match. The third doubles matches of the season, they attending a three-day rookie many of the plays that are victory. do have five returning part of the Bronco's offense. pair of Ted Elkind and Lanny camp held by the Denver Reeser added a cushioning lettermen from a team which "I flew out there with Bob Johnson is also optimistic Broncos. win to the Hens' victory with defeated the Hens last year. Kahoe, the leading scorer Thorton of Temple, and also about landing a spot on the and rusher for the Blue Hen's got to meet Don Horn, their Bill's club as a tight end. starting quarterback," said THE PIPESMOKER'S national small-college "They didn't really have HEADQUARTERSCUDOM Kahoe, who had been one last year," he said. "On TOBACCO BLENDING championship team, had IMPORTED TOBACCOS actually signed a contract as a shocked to be passed over in short-yardage situations PHOTOGRAPHER CIGARS FROM AROUND the pro football draft after THE WORLD. free agent some three weeks where they_ needed a second WE ALSO CARRY making the Little tight end for blocking, they MOUSTACHE ago but waited for Weddings a Specialty. COMBS. confirmation from the A 11-American team and used a running back. They National Football League rewriting several Delaware seemed to be really optimistic for information call club before disclosing it. He rushing records. "They carry about my chances. And they also received a bonus for five running backs on their didn't draft a tight end." signing. roster, all of whom are The Boardwalk Bowl, said 731-4200 HIVE co, expected to be back, so I'll " I feel as if I impressed Johnson, was the spark that • ••••• •• them pretty much by the end have to be at my best, stay first attracted Buffalo player loose, and just see what after 6 p.m. • 39 E. MAIN ST. of camp," said Kahoe, who is personnel director Harvey ~.,NEWARK, DEL. expected to get a tryout as happens. It should be Johnson to the Hen senior. 366-8725 both a running back and interesting." • . (Continued to Page 17) punter with the Broncos. "It was bad to go out there as a A second member of freP agent because the Delaware's championship coaches concentrated mainly team, tight end Pete Johnson, on the draft choicPs, but I'm has signed a pact similar to Wilmington Opera Society still optimistic about things." Kahoe 's with the · Buffalo Presents At camp, Kahoe Bills. In spite of Delaware's participated in three practice offense being primarily The Phoenix gang has Spring Fever '72. We'll all be on 1\ !las krb I all Harrington Beach this weekend. By Guiseppe Verdi Tickets -available Next coffeehouse will be In English at the playhouse at the Playhouse on April 28~ April 21 and 22

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C• IY'------S· liill'------UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, APRIL 21, 1972 ~ PAGE 19 ·rwo Fine Choices' The UNIVERSITY SPEAKERS' BOARD Swim Captains Named presents By GENE QUINN Swim coach Harry have co-captains, because I ' feel that we will need double the distinguished educational reformer Rawstrom disclosed this week that Bob Shaffer and Nick leadership next year since we Conway will co-captain next will lose so much through year's team. graduation." Shaffer, from Abington, The Hens will lose five Pa., was a member of the lettermen including last year's record-breaking 400 yard captain Bob DeYoung, who freestyle and 400 yard holds the school mark in JOHN -HOLT medley relay team. Conway, every freestyle event with the a Manhasset, N.Y. resident, exception of the 1650. specializes in the butterfly "He (De Young) tried to get everyone enthused," said Aulhor of ''What [)u I /)u On ·Honday'!'' and the 500 and 1000 yard freestyle. Shaffer. "And this will be one "lluw Clzildrei, Fail" . "I think the team made of our goals this year. I think two fine choices," Rawstrom this will take a lot of effort ''flow Children /,earn" said in announcing the because of what we lose. This selections. "I am happy we plus serving as the liaison who will lecture at 8:00 p.m. (Continued to Page 16)

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Monday, April 24, 1972 (Continued from Page 20) about the lack of student Baseball fans have a great Purnell Hall support at the Hen's home chance to watch the Blue games this spring · Hens in action this weekend "I honestly feel that 'the as the Hens play · tw~ players respond in a very conference doubleheaders at positive way to a large fiome. The first is with Mr. Holt was originally S(;heduled to speak on student crowd," he said. Bucknell on Saturday, and on "We're a lot like Delaware's · Sunday, Delaware and Lehigh April 25. At his request, because of the Massachusetts Primary, basketball team of last winter clash in an MAC THIS LECTURE HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR in that the players feel much doubleheader that was rained better with a large crowd of out last weekend. The first APRIL 24. students cheering them on. I game on each day starts at 1 feel that it's fair to say that, p.m. at the baseball field if we get a large crowd at any which is located on south game, we've got a great campus behind Delaware chance of winning." Fieldhouse.

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,_.. PAGE 20 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, APRIL 21, 1972 Hen Nine Outslugged by Temple; _ __ Host Bucknell, Lehigh in Twio_bills By JOHN BURKE Delaware's offense barely missed a home run in Control problems hurt produced its most explosive the fifth inning. Delaware's pitchers in the showing of the year on Delaware scored three first, second, and fourth Tuesday against the Temple times in the second inning innings, in each of which the Owls, but a usually reliable after two were out. Freshman Owls tallied two runs to pitching staff fell apart and Ken Rouh followed overcome Delaware's early allowed the visitors to knock consecutive singles by Bob lead. Delaware hurlers walked out 13 hits in an 8-5 Hen loss_ Riley and pinchhitter Zach eight batters during the game The Blue Hens had 13 hits Carter with a run-scoring and also hit two others, and, of their own, including- nine double, and Blome then coupled with their 13 hits, in the first three innings when knocked in both Carter and it's a wonder that Temple they took a 5-4 lead, but Rouh with a single up the scored only eight times-they were held in check after that middle for a 3-2 Blue Hen stranded 12 baserunners. by Mike Arace, who relieved lead. Then the Hens added "Our problem all year long starter Tom Williams in the two more tallies in the· next has been our inconsistency," fourth and pitched scoreless inning when Gary Bednaud said Hannah. "We have nevrr ball for six innings to get the and Charley Riley knocked really been able to coordinate win. back-to-back doubles and our pitching with our offense, Fred Blome continued his Bob Riley added another and the Temple game is an Staff photo l1y Riel! Andl'rsun torrid hitting for the Blue score with a single. excellent example of this. It HIGH STEPPING--Temple's Frank Wright slides under Hens, pounding out three It wasn't enough, however, was probably our finest as the Owls used their hits to Delaware second baseman Bob Urbine in a successful stolen base singles in five trips to raise his offensive production of the team-leading average to a fine better advantage. Shortstop attempt. An R-5 loss Tuesday brought the Hens' record to 10-6. year, but our pitching, which .371. And shortstop Charley Don Grieco had two singles had been excellent all year Riley, coming out of an and a triple, two runs batted long, simply did not come Risk 6-0 Log at Towson early-season slump, had a in, and scored four runs to through, and this makes us . double and a single and lead the visitors, while Bob quite inconsistent in the Thornn contributed a double won-loss column." and two singles to the Temple 1-f(lnnah is also concerned Ranked Stickmen R·out Stevens effort. (Continued to Page 19} By BILL HOEFTMAN with three and two goals practice drills. The Hens took The Hens' newly acquired respectively. Robbie Gearhart 69 shots at the Stevens Tech ranking as 18th in the led the team in assists with net as compared to only 20 Tennis Team Downs National Lacrosse Poll and two. Ed Briggs topped taken at their own goal. Wednesday's 12-5 romp over Stevens Tech with two goals. "Lately, I think our ability Stevens Tech are making Both the offense and to score numerous goals in Rams by 6-3 Score Coach Mickey Heinecken defense were slow starting as any one period has been a great advantage-especially in v10ry happy. "The team has Stevens Tech scored the first By JED LAFFERTY squeezed past the Rams ot the close games," continued really ~prouted since our first goal and led at one time 2-1. In an MAC Western West Chester 6-3 on the the Hen coach. The Hens game. related Heinecken, As the game progressed both D ivison match Tuesday losers' courts. bunched five goals in each of "which shows the natural teams played much better but afternoon, the tennis team According to cqach Roy ability we have." The Hens Delaware's offense had the (Continued to Page 17} Rylander, with the exception are now 6-0 while Stevens golden t.ouch, which gave of the Hens' earlier loss to Tech was 2-4 after them a greatly added edge. Bucknell, Tuesday's match Wednesday's game. Heinecken is glad to see was probably the toughest High-scorer for the Hen the greatly increased number of the season. "The final stickmen was Steve Spence of shots on the opponent's score isn't very close but the with five goals. Lee Levis and goal during the last few match sure was. I can't ever games, which he attributes to John Miller followed him recall playing so many three-set matches," added Golfers Regain Top Form Rylander, now in his twentieth season as coach of Hen tennis teams. Seven of the nine matches As Gettysburg, Rider Fall carried into three sets. Of these seven, the Hens' won By NEIL MCCUTCHAN weather, and have really worked hard to sharpen up four_ Seniors Mike Fernet and Undt-r bright and sunny their games. This is especially Mike Masoncup, playing in skies, the Delawarl' gof team evident in the play of Harman, the number one and two on TuPsday regained their and Mueller, for their positions respectively, won three set victories. winning touch as they consistent scoring has been Sophomore Dale Gorchoff defeatPd GPttysburg and the backbone of the past few also won in three sets, 7-6, Ride~ Colleges in a triangular victories. They've worked 3-6,6-4. mPPt held in Gettysburg, Pa. hard to bring their games Jeff Olmstead and Rick_ LPd by mPdalist Bill back into shape, and with Wiker were both decisive Harman's 69 and Mike continued good weather, the singles victors. So at the close Mueller's 73, the Hens totalPd rest of the club should be of the singles competition the 380 strokes, edging right there for the next Hens had taken five of six Gettysburg, thl' defending match." matches, thus wrapping up MAC champs by 9, and Rider Duncan was also pleased the win. But the netters College by 32. It also to see his other starters bring refused to coast to victory. producpd the Hens lowest their scores down. "Jack "We really work at scoring total to date, beating 1'uttle had a 77, while Charlie winning," commented Coach their prPvious low by 13 Horn had a 79, and Jim Rylander. "When we played strokes. Prorock an 82. Overall it was Amherst College over spring Duncan was espPcially a fairly consistent team break, their coach expressed pleased to see that his team effort, and I just hope that his amazement at our team's shot below the 390 mark, but from here on in everyone's attitude. They just don ?t give was quick to point out that game will fall into place." up." this score must be attained in Today, Delaware will Even though the match most matches in order to attempt to raise its mark to has been won, two of the come away victorious. 10-1, as they face both When asked about the Temple and American doubles teams had three-set warm weather that has finally University in a triangul.. r matches. The number one reached the Newark area, match at DuPont-Louviers Sla{{ photo by Burleigh Cooper duo of Masoncup and MIKE MASONCUP makes a determined effort to return a Duncan was all smiles. ''A Country Club, the Hens home Olmstead lost a heartbreaker number of players have taken course. Tee off timl' will be at serve. The Hen net captain won a crucial three-set match Tuesday by scores of 6-7. 7-6, and 6-4. advantage of the good 12:30. against West Chester. (Continued to Page 1 B)