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further "streak-in," manyuncon- only a part pamphlets in the dorms any type of discipline, even BREAKERS! S.U.s streaks are you're ratherunusual,"he cry went up throughout firmed. Tension mounted of anationwide fad whichhashit proclaiming "SHOW a though thisis The U.W. streak illarmine several times Wednesday andpeakedat about many college campuses, accor- man. Join the said. KWednesday as 10:50 p.m. when three streakers, ding to service reports. team." The fine print at the and yesterday wire streaking, collegiate two females and one male, bottom added, "This organiza- NORMAL procedure in- the nation's on private hearing the pastime, came to S.U. followed the route setearlier and IN NEW YORK'S Columbia tion does not discriminate the volves a with again streaked across the lawn University, 45 men and one basis of sex." student and Fr. Cronin and ago and into a waiting car. woman claimed a record for the Disciplinary action will be whatever appropriate action Fr. STARTED several weeks against on Southern campuses, streak- longest streak—a mileand ahalf. taken any streakers Cronin might deem necessary. ing only "GREAT! GREAT! More! They wereaccompanied bya 16- caught on campus, according to If caught by city police, hit the West Coast Cronin, S.J.,S.U.'s may recently and has been running More!" spectatorsyelledas soon piece university band and a Fr.Timothy streakers be arrested for as set up crowd 1,000 supporters. vice president for students. indecent exposure which is a rampant on the U.W. campus the "streak watch" the ofabout $100. since Tuesday. alarm. Four Oklahoma State "We would undoubtedly misdemeanor and bail is first reported incident An hour later, streakers struck students streaked from the follow the normal procedure set Fines in court, though,may run S.U.'s handbook for up $500. occured at about 2:30 p.m. again, in the opposite direction school library to a dorm at high up in the student to Wednesdayas a maledressedina this time. noon. Bozo the Clown mask, a dark Two males, waving towels, Parks College of Aero cape, socks and tennis shoes and atonepointreportedtohave Technology claimed 300 Meeting A.A. been wearing shorts also,rushed streakers at one time. set for ' streaked across the Lemieux Librarylawnandinto a up the library lawn toward a In our own city, eight men waiting car on James Street. waiting truck by Loyola. were reported to have streaked Students, many of whom had Yesterday, rumors of more through the library at Seattle seminar graduates previously heard rumors of a streaks spread through the cam- Central Community College.At All those persons whoattend- well as the dates for the spring possible streak, immediately pus but, at this writing, none the U.W., Greek Row has seena ed the Lou Tice Image Seminar quarter seminar. The ASSU at dorm windows and have actualized. proliferation of streakers. last month are invited by the The a seminar next quarter will the roof,screaming and yell- received word of streak Pacific Institute and the ASSU open to scheduled p.m. today, ACCORDING TO the U.W. be 100new students on a for 2:15 to discuss and review the ideas first come, first served lone according to Nelson, Daily, teams have ap- concepts basis. Sight of the streaker im- Harold streak and presented by the Signups now being Kpeared set rumors of president. parently been established with program. are taken in :diately off ASSU Fr. Mick Larkin's office, second A speaker from the Pacific floor Chieftain. Institute is scheduled to appear at the meeting, set for 7:30 p.m. Graduate will have theoppor- Monday in the Barman tunity toattendthesecondrun of Auditorium,first floor Barman. the program on a limited basis. additional insight on As an incentive to recruit , the Some graduates SEATTLE how to implement those ideas first 25 who get twoor and concepts will be discussed. more persons to register for the The meeting will also be used spring seminar will be given the Spectator XLII, give optionto attend. Vol. No. 39 to the sponsors an oppor- Fri., March 8, 1974 tunity to field reaction from the For all new students,registra- Seattle, Washington graduates on their attitudes tion fees will total$30 for the 15 UNIVERSITY toward the seminar. hours of instruction;graduates A "Phase II"program for all will be notified later as to their graduates will be discussed as fee. Dean proposes divisionstoreplacedepartments

by Lynn Kruse accountability in any business involves he believes to be good rationale for A proposal to consolidate the disciplinary marshalling and regimen- consolidation, therefore he doesn't see departments and programs within the ting its branches into a more tightly- any purpose in it. Collegeof Arts and Sciences into fewer organized structure which would not He alsoquestions howthecurriculum divisions has been submitted by Fr. permit disparitybetweenthosedivisions would be developedand how the hiring .lames G. Powers, S.J., acting dean of with a low profileand those with a high of new faculty would be carried out theCollege of Arts and Sciences, to the or more visible profile. under such a system. departmentand programheads. He believes this system would also encourageinterdisciplinary studies. The ONE WHO supports the idea is THE PROPOSAL, which is still very very fact that those departments are Eugene M. Corr, director of the com- uch in a conceptual stage, has accor- allied or have some kinship with each munity services program. He has had Iiriousding to Fr. Powers other, are put together onehead discussions with his staff on the matter been discussed in under detail by the department heads lends itself admirably to inter- and they were inclined to support the dhimself. He has beentrying to keep disciplinary efforts in learning, Fr. concept. 'on the burner" so that it begivenfair Powers said. "We think many of the departments (mensideration. An axiom of education, he pointed and programs could take part and When talkingabout consolidation of out, is that knowledge is a whole but, demonstrate the effectiveness and departments. Fr. Powers emphasized regrettably, educational institutions, workabilityof such an idea,"Corr said. that it was important to note that this while admitting theprinciplein concept, Because most programs which affect does not mean eliminating the in- violate it in practice by so structuring anychangeoften result indisorganizing dividual departments.The idea is not to themselves not to wholeness, but to certain mentalities and therefore get rid of departments but rather to splintering. become dysfunctional and because bring similar departments together un- It is not inconceivable, Fr. Powers some people for various reasons fail to der onedomicile with one director who added, that two departments which adapt tochange, there willbe,initially,a will be the overallhead,he said. This he have much incommonmay be teaching certain amount of resistance,he pointed believes will strengthen rather than almost atcross purposeswitheachother out. eliminate departments. the same subjects but with slightly Fr. James Powers, S.J. "My general view is that consolida- Analogous to this idea is the depart- different applications. Under this tion as a generalprinciple isgood,but 1 ment of fine arts which includes music, "system, different departments could problems and needs, and not be pre- think one has to look at the specific art, drama and aesthetics,all of which cooperate in pooling their resources judicial to any particular department. nature of what is to be consolidated are under one chairman, William .1. together and might be able to settle on Fr. Powers said. before one can conclude whether it Dore, a dramatist whose interest and some basic courses that they could all The head would have to be a wouldbea good thingor not," was the education is broad enough that he can pluginto, Fr. Powers explained. humanitarian in the best Christiansense response of Fr. James B. Reichmann, deal effectivelywithanddojusticeto the of the word, in truth, he would be a S.J., chairman of the philosophy other arts as well, Fr. Powers said. INTHIS wayeducation wouldbe the "man for all seasons," he concluded. department, when asked about the cooperative venture that it should be, proposal. THE IDEA of consolidation of andit wouldhelpcut down the needless FR.POWERS believes suchasystem departments is an extension of this duplicationof similar courses,headded. would helpstudents seemore clearlythe HE BELIEVES certain departments principle further throughout thecollege. Such a system would,as wellashelping intimate relationships between the could profit by close alignment, but for Currently there are 12 departments the educational process,also be afinan- various sciences, for example.There is others it might result in weakening or and six program divisions within the cial saving, he said. alsoafeelingof beingmore thanamajor destroying what already exists. This Collegeof Artsand Sciences. According Consolidation of departments, Fr. in just onearea,of being involved and a could only be determined by close to Fr. Powers, severaladvantages may Powers noted, would lend itself to part of a wider area of learning, he scrutiny of the nature of the various be seen inthe consolidation of some of freeingless peopleto domore manage- added. disciplines and by comparison of their these divisions. ment or administrative type work and Scheduling and counseling might aims and programs. By bringing together the similar therefore giving freedom to more facul- create problemsin regardto whowould "One therefore needs to proceed with departments under fewer divisions,and ty todo moreteaching, whatherefers to have these responsibilities. Counseling, due course and circumspection when it ultimately under fewer heads, one can as their (faculty) "first love." Fr.—Powers said, would still be carried comes to proposing and over arching sharpen the focus of S.U., a Christian, The person to head such a division out by faculty members within their the application of this principle to all Jesuit and humanistically- under which various departmentscome, various areas. Schedulingcouldbedone disciplines within a given school." ented university. would have to be someone sympathetic by a scheduling committee as is being The proposal has had many 'I believe this focus can be best toward the total effort,not just to his or done in the fine arts department. recommendations from prestigous (tholic,ijected through centralizing rather her particular field of interest; he orshe The ideais supportedby somedepart- academic institutions such as the an sprawling the college's would have to be approachable by a ment heads and opposed by others. Carnegie Commission on Higher departments." Fr. Powers said. wide variety of people; be broadly Dr. Thomas W. Cunningham,chair- Education. enougheducated to dealeffectively with man of the psychology department, is Seattle Pacific College recently HAVING fewer leaders makes for each department,and sensitive enough one whois opposed to the idea. Accor- adopted this system, Fr. 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Overview In films— '73 was a zero Letters to the editor by Tom Murphy 4. Love and Pain and the Whole Damn — chances of Ms. Emmerichcom- As a movie year,73 can only bedescribed Thing A refreshing love story, one with pea-brain Very funny, ing back in 20 years as the asa zero. Yes,evenaconfirmed film freak like heart and human respect.— and a To the editor: Premier of British Columbia are myself can claim that. truly romantic film —remember them? Ah, me! What a university 1 somewhere between slim and I'm not saying that nothinggoodcame out 5. O Lucky Man A twentieth-century graduated! The February 22 last year, it's just that the good and the bad Candide,full of witty social commentaryand issue of The Spectator catches Seriously, I hope Ms. at both endsof the ran afoul of only were equal, negatingeach other. This is rather utterly ablaze with life. The kind of spaced- the pendulum Emmerich desperately arc. some lower-echelon pea-brain. If hard for me to say, since everymovie Isee is out film that this decade needs. Bearingthe nihil obstat of the this thinkingextends to the peo- an experience, both as an entertainment and 6. Paper Moon Charming is a pretty Rotary Club. Socialist Dave ple whorun the University,our artistic venture, even if the film hasn't too vapid term,but it applies to this outstanding Barrettis welcomed through the diplomas are worthless. University's much to say. However, that's how it is (or piece of cinema. It took me back to the era front door. Perhaps The Militant just when movies like this were more com- Meanwhile, around back at the needs anew circulationmanager. was). entrance Toby monplace and 1 have rarely enjoyed myself student's When I was at S.U. The Black Emmerich is told to peddleThe Panther seemed to be readily FROM THElist of films Isaw in 73, I've more. — Militant elsewhere. Of course. available. decided to gleana not tooarbitrary list of my 7. Scarecrow A film that tips the good- Robert G. Kegel 10 best and worst. Idefinitely did not let the bad scale very heavily in the positive direc- The Spectator Journalism 72 silly Golden Globe Awards affect my choice, tion. If a movie as stunning as this can be Published Wednesdays and Fridaysduring the notice not to the Academy Awards, which made in the U.S., my faith is restored. Its school year except on holidays and duringex- official mention aminations by Seattle University. Edited byS.U. are nothingbuta verypop,expensivestringof graphic depiction of suffering and pain is students witheditorial andbusiness offices at825 Timesheetsaredue the 15th 10th Aye, Seattle, Wa. 98122. Second class meaningless "honors." inspired. $4.50 by 4:30 p.m. Sheets should — postagepaidat Seattle.Wa.Subscription: a My only criteria is this: for a movie to be 8. Serpico A police story that goes yean close relatives, alumni $3.50; Canada.Mex- include the time worked on ico$4.00; other foreign addresses $6.25; airmail in the 15th. deemed "good," it must first say something, against all—the rules and remains popularly U.S. $9.00. something valid;it must say it in afresh way;it appealing a rare occurence. must be unified,and interestingand complete. 9. Slither— Without a doubt, 73's finest That is why a film like Summer Wishes comedy. There isa quality— in this film that I've SUITE doesn't appear, since it has only one main never witnessed before utter zaniness. It is EXECUTIVE strength; its star. Ditto with The Sting; it's a very American, but in an innovative way. little too pretentious and rests its charm abit 10. The Way We Were A love story too much upon Robert Redford's WASP-y about two people who have true weaknesses, smile. who talk to each other and say something 13|HH| i|jl MM besides, and who painfully realize that they THESE FILMS meet with my are wasting their time with each other qualifications. (Notice that no musicals pretty amazingandseemingly heavystuff,but appear— it was the worst year in history for often romantic and inspiring, too. — complete musicals— and that two of my choices are Ifeel this is a pretty cross-section. foreign Iwas overjoyed, to put it mildly, It is difficult to choose only ten films from , I £| iL.?mV HF -Us that so many foreign films turned into pop- hundreds, and Imay have forgotten a real ular successes, i.e. Last Tango, Cries and classic accidentally, but Idoubt it. Whispers, Day for Night, O'Lucky Man). Iwill not waste space on my tenworst A 1.American Graffitti- 50's nostalgianon- Touch of Class, Walking Tall, Siddhartha, sensationalized and understated — an The Laughing Policeman, Jonathan American classic. LivingstonSeagull,Man of LaMancha,Jesus 2. Cries and Whispers A shocking, Christ Superstar, The Seven-Ups,Cops and brilliant study of the anger that accompanies Robbers and Electraglide in Blue. And human communication technically un- believe me, there are lots more. paralleled, beautiful. '73 wasn't dull,but Icertainly hope'74 isa — bit more inspiring. If not,my onlyalternative 3. The Homecoming An American Film you career, — is to direct my own film. 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Right Across From the Chief EA 4-4112 +..T*« American Re4Cross ?£j\' THE CLARETIANS A RomanCatholic Community ofPriestsandBrothers Fri., 8, 1 Spectator 2 March 974/The J.V.s end 6-10 season Golf tourney will The S.U. Papooses, the j.v. Rich Russell and Jim Almond, fewer numbers at practice as a basketball team, was plagued all of whom remained with the reason. open spring sports during Papooses for the full schedule. TIMJOYCE was pointed out with personal problems sports Invitational on March 21-22 year ended the season "The j.v. program would have as the most consistent player by The four major spring the and (baseball, crew, before coming home to Sahalee a record. folded without their solid sup- Burnley. Thecoach doubted that teams at S.U. with 6-10 tennis) begin competi- Country Club to face the Uni- But CoachJohn Burnleylook- port. Joyce might be able to play golf and "The varsity teamdid nothave varsity for S.U. tion during or just after spring versity of Washington in a dual ed at the improvement of in- basketball of 18 holes on March 29. dividual players, the loyalty in- enoughnumbersto formajunior because of his small stature (6'3" break. match varsity and we had to rely on forward)and his lack of defen- A highlight for thegolfers this stilled and the overall contribu- The Chieftain baseball players year then will saw open turnouts for our squad, sive abilities. will follow. S.U. tion to S.U. basketball and begin their seasonat homewitha sponsor its own Intercollegiate the plusses the season had ac- plusacontinuallychangingset of Joyce was the leading scorer against the varsity," doubleheader Bellevue Tournament atSahalee on April comulated. players from for the Paps, putting in 270 Community College at 1 p.m. Burnleycontinued. points in 16 games with 105 1-2. It will be 54 holes longand March 27. They will againbe at 15 schools will participate. "I DO NOT feel like a losing Burnleysaid that the four dis- baskets and 60 free throws, home against Edmonds Com- coach at all," Burnley com- played an obvious development leading the team in those stats, munity College citing for another S.U. ALUMNI are the first mented. He cited the dedication during the year, almost too. doubleheader at 1:30 p.m. Richardson, coachingas a result of "However," Burnley noted, opponents of the Chieftain ten- of Tim Joyce, Ron individual — March 29. The diamondmen will nis squad. The match takesplace "Tim has a great attitude he then travel to Yakima to face plays hard against everyone. at 11 a.m. March 24 on the S.U. their community college at 1 courts. And who knows what next year p.m. March 30. will bring." Then it willbe abusy week for the racqueteersas theyare facing 'Magic' named to HE THEN turned his atten- THE CREW team opens its Puget Sound at 3 p.m. March 27 tion to the caseof DonDaniel,a season on April 4 with a dual (at Tacoma), Central freshman who was injuredonthe meet with Western Washington Washington at 2:30 p.m. March Ail-American team opening day of practice. on Lake Washington. 29 (at the Mercer IslandCountry "I believe if we had a healthy S.U. golfers, defending Club), Portland University at 11 Frank "Magic" Oleynick, the Thompson of North Corolina Don Daniel all year, our won- WCAC champs, open their a.m. March 30 and Irvington Chieftain basketball guard who State, Marvin Barnes of loss record would have been season with the 54-hole Univer- Club at 11 a.m.March 31 (both is touted as an All-Ammerican Providence , Keith Wilkes of reversed at least," Burnley said. sity of Oregon Invitational on at Portland) and Western candidate, has already picked UCLA, Campy Russell of "Although, Don may have March 18-19. They will then try Washington at 2p.m. April 1 (at up at least one berth on such a Michigan, Bill Walton of UCLA playedso well thathe wouldhave their swings at the Oregon State Bellingham). and John Shumate of Notre moved to the varsityand played The Gold Sheet, a basketball Dame. regularly for them." pamphlet put out by Nationwide Oleynick was the leading BURNLEYconsidered Daniel Sports Writers Inc., has chosen scorerfor the Chieftains, putting an active forward and a fast Oleynick as one of four guards in 653 points for a25.12 average break-type of player who onits Ail-American team. and handing out a team-leading probably had quite a future. Oleynick, a sophomore, is 110 assists for the season. "A healthy Don Daniel will joined by John Lucas, In addition, he has a good put a lot of pressure on any sophomore from Maryland; chance to be the West Coast forward. He has agreat sensefor LloydBatts,a senior from Cinn- Athletic Conference's scoring the game and can beat you in a cinatti;and Lon Kruger,asenior champion with 378 points. Of- numberof ways,"thecoachsaid. Sports Kansas State, ficial WCAC stats willnotbe out Burnley hoped Daniel would thers onthe Gold Sheet All- until next week since the WCAC be healthy next year so his Ei:rican team include David finishes league play this week. prediction would come true. New badminton team With a sledge hammer concludes season Ever heard of a game called finished asuccessful season with approach works badminton? the King Countv Badminton 'Hard sell' League. But this game of bad- S. U. STARTED a badmin- minton is verydifferent from the by Sue Gemson ton team this year which just backyard game. In fact the only "If I had a hammer, I'd bash things that are the same are the this windshield in!" muttered a net, bird and the racquets. Balch, the disgusted, frustrated Dick Volleyball It's a fast moving game and seven years ago, while attemp- set requires a lot of running and ting to film a "straight"car com- Saturday coordination. Team members mercial in the parking lot of his for practice every Wednesday in the Federal Way Chevrolet in Connally south court of Connolly P.E. dealership. Center for 7-9 p.m. All in- Twelve teams,eight men's and terested persons are welcome. THESE AND other assorted women's, par- The planning to spon- by four will be club is anecdotes were revealed ticipating in the first S.U.-spon- sorabadminton course aspartof Balch in a lecture "Changing at spring quarter's Open College. of Marketing sored volleyball tournament 9 Environment a.m. tomorrow in the Connolly Interested persons may also call Strategy," sponsored by the 323-4206. Marketing Pi Sigma P.E. Center. Club and The men's teams include S.U. SPRING BREAK S.U. will Epsilon. the Fauntleroy YMCA , the be providing facilities for the Confessing he'dstayedup half Y, the U.W. National Junior Badminton figure Tacoma Renton the night just trying to out Bellevue and Green Lake tournament. Top competitors, the title ot thelecture,Balchgave the Seat- aged 8-18, over the U.S. termed a vollyball Clubs and from all what he "rap session" tle Downtown will be participating. lasted hour and then Y. Women's which an teams include S.U. Fauntleroy, Tourneyparticipants willhave some. — the and photo hy rick hressler Renton and Roosevelt High exclusive use of north In response to a question Dick Balch School. south courts, the gymnastics about any encouragement he 154 and 9 Last year alone, Dick Balch's the bigcar marketdryingup,ana Games start at 9 a.m. with room and A B from might have received to continue S.U. to to meet the to 10 p.m. March 20-23. "sledge Federal Way Chevrolet sold nofull-sized Fords willbe on the scheduled a..m. his hammer" commer- summer; but U.W. at about 10 a.m. Anyoneinterested in watching cials, Balch gave his maniacal 4,000 cars which, according to market this also is Balch, "for the Seattle area, alteringpublic's way ofthinking. All interested spectators are is welcome to attend free of laugh and replied, "I had about it," charge. charge. second parties encourage that'sbig."The best sellingcar in "Just think about Balch welcome free of 1.000 expressed, you me to stop! Balch's lot is the Vega, but "if someone told Balch felt he really didn't ironically, the best selling cars that you could have all the gas- know how longhe wouldbe able happen to bethe hardest to get. oline you wanted, would you go Intramural playoffs a car?" tocontinue hiscar smashing,—but Even a lot of the cars that out and buy full-sized one thing seemed certain "I Balch has dented end up being SO, YOU want to be a champs could continue it forever, 1 love sold. salesman working out at Dick determine it!" "People bring in their old cars Balch Federal Way Chevrolet. Intramural basketball season In the first night of playoffs, for me to damage!" announced Three qualifications are ex- is over til next year. the No Names sneaked by will 46-42; SPEAKING OFcommercials, Balch. pected of you before Balch Anonymous, Aliis beat I) must be neat 2) Ball-Busters, 49-36; Balch's first ones were30 seconds hire you. you the Magic long. During his first month of AS TO what madehimchoose you must be courteous 3) you bounced all over Mokes, 31-10; doing commercials, Federal Way asaplacetoset up a must be able to sell cars. and the Farmers trounced the his "new" ferociously as $22,000 in profit rolled into his car franchise, Balch remarked Balch cackled I.K. "A" squad, 69-39. then, the that he had bought and sold he joked, "I'll forgive the first Tuesday night, the competi- till. Since commercial third." time has been reduced to 8 ground there before andheknew two if you can do the SUPPORT tion continued with No Names in 1967 that Federal Way had the Dick Balch,also has onhislist falling to St. Thomas, 30-40; and seconds. credits, sojourn Throughout the session,Balch fastest growing school district in of a threeyear as Aliis keeping alive with a 41-28 that if you do "crazy America. a student here. win over Heimskringla. stressed cost $75 night, things", obviouslyalludingtohis "The energy crunch has "Doesit still a quarter THE That same the Stallions commercials, definitely become a problem to to go here?" he innocentlyasked clinched the women's title with a you startle people guffawing, roaring and make them laugh and then the car industry. My philosophy a suddenly lucky 10-8 victory over second is that now is a golden oppor- audience. floor Bellarmine. think. went to CHIEFS And "I am my own biggest fan," tunity for Chevrolet and Ford Balch indicated he last night in the cham- therat at the chortled Balch. "I laughat allmy dealers todestroythemiddle line S.U. to"avoid race the pionship, Seattle Central indealingwiththeenergy crisis." U.W." Education is important if Uhuru 9's crushed Trippers 51- commercials and then just go Also, deposit more money in the Balch also mentioned later you channel that education the 36. Aliis took St. Thomas bank!"The laugh that the energy situation is not way you want yourself to be.he 35-21 and Beefeaters edged out maniacal again I.K.'s B pierced the air. only affecting the car dealer-i.e. said. 43-41. Fri., 8,1974/ The Spectator/ March 3 Newsbriefs Security:Notmuchgoingon by Pattie Carroll Good afternoon, where ya goin' and how longyagonnabe? hipline-chestline Sound familiar? It should if dance you're a motorist using the The Ivy Leaf Clubof the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority will get Twelfth Ave. and Columbia down tonight with a hipline-chestline dance. Street entrance to campus. Everything starts at 10 p.m.and goes "until" in the Bellarmine Similar greetings and a big cafeteria. smile are characteristics of Clin- Admission is set at two cents an inch. ton Sharpe,(whospells hisname by adding an "E"and dropping the cut),S.U.'schief securitygate paloma's back guard, whose base ofoperations Paloma.Theysayit'sArmenian for "aleaky waterbed,"butS.U. is the main entrance guard sta- knows better. tion. Paloma is a four-man, one-woman bundle of vocal and instrumental talent. They play easy-listening as well as hand- EMPLOYED by the Universi- clapping, foot-stomping music. ty three years,Sharpe's working Tabard Inn is the place to hear them from 9 p.m.-I a.m. hours are 6:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Admission is $1. daily, but sometimes he remains on duty until 1:00 a.m. He envoy averages11 workinghoursa day. arabian The specific task of a security "The Oil Situation" will be the topic of discussion Monday at guard is to check parking and 7:30 p.m.in Pigott Auditorium. security. Sharpe accomplishes Dr. Clovis Magsoud. PH.D., a special envoy of the League of this with a basic day and night Arab States,will be the guest speaker. Dr. Magsoud.a Lebanese,is routine. During the day he former senior editor of An-Nahar. channels traffic and directs on- The talk is sponsoredby the Organization of ArabStudentsand campus parking. the political science department. "S.U.'s policy is not to allow Dr. Magsoud served as an Arab League Ambassador to India student parking during school and South East Asia for five years. He studied at the American hours," Sharpe said. "Students University of Beirut, Lebanon, George Washington University Law are assignedparkingspace(s) ac- School and Oxford and has authored several books. cording to a first-come, first- serve basis and that's it," he added. like to be an r.a? CLOSE-UP proceduresbegin Interested inbeingan r.a. ora dormcounselor?Applicationsfor at 5 p.m. when he locks most Clinton Sharpe 1974-75 residence hall staff positions are now available. Positions classroom and office buildings. At 10p.m. he locksallremaining open include resident assistants, minority dorm counselors and a "Being a private campus, we here,aside from theimpounding foreign counselor. structures. cars," Sharpe. student exceptions," are supposed to have our own of ventured Applications are available in the offices of the Director of "There are security, but if weneed help, we Services, Chieftain, Sharpe admitted. "But we must "We did have an unusual ex- Resident Student both second floor or at the can always call the S.P.D.," perience after explo- Bellarmine and Xavier desks. be notified of events or reasons the bomb for operation of buildings after assured the chief security officer. sion at the ROTC building a scheduled hours beforehand, so "JUST THE otherday wehad couple years ago,"he admitted. we can make allowances and a TV set reported stolen. We "We saw a suspicious fellow on awards, anyone? close them afterward." relayed this information to the campus and chased him down. S.P.D. and they gave us a case He turned out to be 8.1, officers, departure officers, A thoroughsearch of facilities an F. ASSU planning their as have locking number. The details of our man and a Treasury agent too!" banquet before final of a building scheduled theannual ASSUawards and inviteall interested assuresSharpe that noone isleft report were then fed through a chuckled the guard. students to attend. computer and received byall the the The chicken dinner, at 7:45 p.m. Saturday in Bellarmine, will inside. During 15-minute inter- pawn shops in an attempt to view,a steadystream ofvehicles cost $2 a person. locate the missing set," Awards, by IF A search revealsoccupants he said. enteredand exited the campus. which were voted on the officers and Fr. Mick hours, When asked how he would Larkin, S.J.,director of student activities,will begiven to Athleteof after building passes The last car seenentering was stating the correct roomnumber rate S.U.'s security system, the Year, Man and Woman of the Year, and Senator of the Year.In Sharpe replied with statistics. a bright yellowFerrari driven by addition,a Spirit Award, anaward for the Most ImprovedCluband must be presented. Those a passes or those possess- "Compare S.U. with another moustachioed gentleman on the President's Trophy will be given. without his way to a noon seminar. ing passes stating the wrong school for the answer," he said. "The University of Washington, Sharpe greeted him with an un- roomnumber areasked to leave. usual question. This rule applies to allbuildings which employs 40 to 50 security after hours. guards, looses fifty to sixty meet the man thousand dollarsa year in theft. There are instances when out- "DID YOU bring your Dave Thomas, director of minority affairs, will meet Third side law enforcement aid is re- S.U. which has only three full- in "Meetthe Man"rap sessionatnoonTuesday.All time security guards,loses under hammer withya today?"laughed World students a quired. During these occasions, the security chief. gripes, complaints and suggestions are welcomed. The session will S.U. has access to the servicesof one thousand dollars a year,"he take place in Liberal Arts 122. the Seattle Police Department explained. Not much going on, did he Refreshments will be served. (S.P.D.). "NOTMUCH goesonaround say? instructors needed Legion plans prison visits Instructors are needed the open college for spring quarter for by John Ruhl music groups and we need out- keeps you from beingdiscourag- Forms and booklets may be picked up at Bellarmine desk. support our returning March ForIwashungryandyougave side for Legion ed." Deadline for forms is 15. eat; thirsty praesidium and our Saturday For further information call 626-6858. me to Iwas andyou "We don't set standards of gavemetodrink;Iwasastranger morning Mass. Just being a whether success shows up im- andyou took me in;naked and friend says so much to a man mediately in others," she con- you covered me; sick and you when he is sitting here doing tinued. "Sometimes you don't accelerated chemistry visited me; Iwas inprison and time." know what good you've done you chemistry department planning to an came to me. until years later. The is offer accelerated 25: The Dublin-based Legion summer school program in organic chemistry Iand II which will Matthew 35-36. "But when people are caught takes its name and and its inter- up inknowing youcare,theyend satisfy requirements for medical and dental school admittance. nal organization from the an- Ten lecturehours per week arescheduledandsix labhours.Each S.U.'s chapter ofthe Legionof up saying, Thank-you very cient RomanLegions.It is divid- much!'" session will be about four weeks long. Mary is looking for men and ed intopraesidia, curia, comitia, Total tuition and fees for the course is $590. women volunteers to visit the etc. Those who join it become More information is available from Dr. V. S. Podbielancik, state reformatory at Monroe part of a sort of armyof mercy, chemistry department chairman, 626-6450. next quarter. Mary Hearon, president of the Volunteers will visit the in- S.U. praesidium,said. IClassifieds mates on Saturday mornings. free copy Although the Legion is a SINCE 1968 the praesidium Graduate magazine is nowavailable. Seniors maypick up afree Catholic organization, the has carried out various projects: copy March 26 or 27 in the Bookstore Lobbyor stop by the Alumni volunteersneed not be Catholic. helping in a drug rehabilitation House today. Those interested should contact program at the Conquest House WELCOME TO the most fantasticski Rev. Robert Egan, S.J., in the in Edmonds; visiting patients in sale ever held— lsoo pairs of world theology department,626-5896. Seattle hospitalsand residentsof famous A&T Skis, $10/pair. AAA Li- nursinghomes and visitingjails. quidating, 19945 First Aye. S., open scratch daily, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 824-3033. Also difficulties, THE BIGGEST problems The difference between social Dolphin 300Z ten-speeds,$85. Due to insurmountable technical teacher the to com- evaluations will not be run this quarter,but next. which inmates have work and Legion work is one of bat in the reformatory are motivation, Ms. Hearon said. boredom and loneliness, Dick Burnett, "We try to do our work with STUDENT with knowledge of good president of the Legion seeing Christ position signup group in the prison, said. the attitude of- in English and typing.Call DonWilliams the persons no matter where at Connolly Center from 2 p.m. until senate seat negative Signups for three Central Committee positions, "Themany aspects of they are, they're loveable." closing, 626-5616. number nine (vacated by Jim Walker, newlyelected ASSU first vice daily existence inside the walls president) and the offices of executive secretary, comptroller and are not conducive to building GIRL WHO found light meter, lost executive coordinator start Mondayand will run through the first faith in your God, yourself or THE WORK is often diffi- your name and number, 626-6634. week of spring quarter. your fellow man," he said in a cult, but the weekly Legion appeal meetings provide the"strength ol RESUMES: expedient, economical, Those interested in anyof theabove positions areinvited tosign written to outside Legion counsel, write, edit, print. Market up in the ASSU office, second floor Chieftain. groups in January. an active prayer fellowship,"she Productions, student discount with "We need your help. We need said. "The spiritual direction id.,632-2282. /Fri., 8, Spectator 4 March 1974/ The