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Vol XCVI Kenyon College Gambler Ohio Ociober 16 1969 No 6 Justice Clark To Be Gambier Observes Moratorium First PACC Guest Vigil Debates Forniir Justice of the Supreme of state legislatures and the rights C Clark and Professor fourt Tom of suspects in police station in- Prayer Mark Werner Dannhauser from Cornell terrogations Iniversity have been selected Dist- Werner Dannhauser professor of inguished Visitors in Residence government at Cornell University Day Of Peace or next semesters Public Affairs wll be the second PACC Distin- Conference servnar on censorship guished Visitor in Residence It worked said Myer Berlow makj- d of expression In V 111 speaking of the October 15 Vietnam ai- freedom Dannhauser was formerly associate II W- ti mm I T rn the announcement Associate editor of Commentary magazine Moratorium in Gambier Berlow Professor Harry Clor Director of and has laught at the New School who coordinated the days events the PACC noted that Justice Clark for Social Research and Claremount along with Alex Cadoux and Mike ill be on campus the week of Febr- Mens College He has written many Bootes felt that a great deal of uary 16 and Professor Dannhauser articles and reviews for Commen- comm inity spirit was displayed will be in Gambier sometime in tary and other publications Dann- Wo This was in accordance with the mi- dApril hauser has devoted a great deal of original idea emphasizing peace Justice Clark served as Attorn- scholarly attention to the philoso- 3 and brotherhood rather than actual ey General of the United States phy of Nietzche particularly Nie- war protest in the Truman administration and tzches views on freedom and creat- The program began at 900 am later was appointed to the Supreme ivity with a Memorial Chapel Service and of of Court by Tinman in 1947 He served Both visitors will lead three PACC commencement the reading the of on the Court until his retirement seminar sessions and also deliver 40000 names the American dead at- in 1967 a public address in Rosse Hall war About sixty students APPROXIMATELY 70 Professor Clor feels that Clark Professor Clor notes that a third students participated in the Silent Prayer Vigil tended the service which included a in front of Peirce 3 is not easily classified his opini- Distinguished Visitor is yet to Hall yesterday See Pg for additional photographs speech and benediction by Chap- ons transcend the usual doctrinal be selected of the Vietnam Moratorium activities at Kenyon Iain Rogan a speech by Myer Ber- categories of liberalism and con- low and a song and speech by Flet- servatism In some important cher DuBois Participation in the Trustees Vote reading cases Clark concurred with the lib- Dean Visits Council list provoked maximum eral mijority of the Warren Court involvement from the Gambier com- On Finance munity Berlow said Phone Path Discussed Jointly sponsordd by the History by John Desmond Constitution Department and the Philomathesian Edw by Kent Harrison Dean ards discussed problems the first time he had known the Society teach- Hill This Friday and Saturday the the in held at the in communication between students phone company to act with such Theater was highly successful Board of Trustees will meet in and administration at the Student haste The Dean expressed hope Chaplain Rogan Gambier One of tire most important President Caples Council meeting last Sunday He that another location for the phone and Carrigan items on the agenda will be the Professors Frame cited several recent administrative could be found and pa- second reading and the subsequent Miller presented position actions which had caused misun- The path in front of Peirce was voting on a new pers on the war with Professor derstandings and explained them paved he said to limit gravel constitution for the College President Caples feels that Baker acting as moderator Accord- According to the Dean the place- and dirt being tracked into the to this new constitution is much ing Berlow itwas very instruct- ment of the phone booth on Middle lobby of Peirce Hall He assured clearer in defining of faculty ive for the students Caples talk was Path was in response to a Village the Council that the path will soon the duties the and administration and will make interesting in iha it shot down Council request He commented that have a more esthetic gravel dress- for a more flexible management what people often say about the the village still needed a public ing placed over the tar and that no of the school conservatism of administrators and phone and mentioned that it was other college paths are scheduled the hierarchy of big business to be paved Another important item on the agenda will be the report presented In the workshops Fletcher Du- LJi Drug Conf A large part of the lack of com- Bois talk on non- violence as a Former by Sam Lord Vice- President for Justice of the Supreme munication between students and non- Finance This is the second year of tactic versus violence as a Court Tom C Clark Panel Named administration the Dean said was way of life attracted about sixty by Robbins a two year deficit spending plan with Barbara due to the students reluctance to listeners Mike Bootes and the jet often he and a planned deficit of approximately dissented adopted On October 24th and 25th a drug invite members of the administra- Chaplain led a free- wheeling dis- s more In 400000 Next year operations are conservative position conference will be held at Kenyon tion to meetings He criticized Coun- cussion on social inter- action at general projected to be in the black Clark has a reputation for The conference is essentially an cil for not organizing College- wide the Draft Counseling and Political upholding Other items in the finance report liberal principles yet ref- inquiry into the use of drugs and assemblies Activity at kenyon workshop ining concern the enrollment and the in- to apply them dogmatically to of what effect Ken Watman proposed issuing the larger question creasing costs of food salaries Other workshops included Paul smfic cases Because of his com- on community eleven special stickers permitting drug use has the tuitions and fees The size of future Halperns Race War in the 20th Pex and thoughtful opinions Clor The part of the conference Farr residents to park in the Farr Century Chris Finchs Free feels first classes will be especially important Justice Clark will be of part- will consist of a panel discussion lot This proposal was passed by World and David Bergmans The icular and importance in arranging Kenyons financing for interest in Rosse Hall on October 24 The Council Council also discussed the Intellectual and the War to the PACC the coming years From freshmen participants in the discussion will- possibility of letting freshmen park After the teach- in fifty parti- For to seniors next years mens example in the case Burstein include Sidney Cohen Director of in the Coordinate College lot cipants assembled at the theater and Wilson 1962 classes will be 265 235 150 180 Clark wrote the the Division of Narcotic Addiction A representative from the Co- walked to Peirce Hall lawn for a Mjority opinion respectively Next years womens arguing that motion and Drug Abuse at the National ordinate Council noted that minutes 10 minute silent vigil Widely di- Pictures a classes will be 180 120 4 3 re- are legitimate news and of Mental Health a leading of their meetings will be posted verse war poetry such as the verse literary Institute spectively With 40 transfer stu- media and therefore proc- authority on drugs and their and announced that Bob Strong had of Allen Ginzberg Wilfred Owen cted medical dents anticipated the planned size under the First Amendment of the book been named a non- voting member of Daniel Epstein Robinson Jeffers guarantee use and the author of the college for the 1970- 71 school of freedom of the press WITHIN THE LSD STORY the body David Bergman and Mao Tse- Tung Mother BEYOND year will be about 1200 students occasions however most Bard Gross Director of Drug In- Complaints were raised about re- was read in Peirce Hall Lounge notably the The goal for eventual enrollment Fanny Hill censorship the National Student cent firings of Saga employees and as the days final scheduled act- case formation for 1500 850 men and 650 women Clark has be- is dissented from the Association an attorney from the an inquiry made into what had ivity raajoritj of the The President has already re- Court and supported American Civil Liberties Union come of last years Food Council Professor Kullmans peace specific censorship laws any ported to the Executive Committee and possibly some persons who The firings without notice classes were well- attended by both cark was and will reiterate to the Trustees also influential in other with Leary when he did were said to be an economy mea- students and auditors In discus- landmirk studied See TRUSTEES Page 6 decisions of the Warren experimental work with LSD sure to get rid of dead weight See VIETNAM Page 6 Court in the areas of prayer in the panel discussion sev- If a student needs a job he should ne public After schools reapportionment eral workshops are planned Topics talk to Saga Pete who was invited r to dis- for the workshops include The to the next Council meeting Noting Saga Tubtr Dangers of Drug Use to the Com- cuss the matter that y s r olds peo- munity Drugs and the Law The employed almost twice as many The administration recently Physical effects of Drugs and ple two years ago Council asked clsed Tubby s Pizza for failure Social Criticism to Drug Use the Student Affairs Committee to n its part to live up to many of The idea of a drug conference look into theproblem of student jobs us contractual agreements with the at Kenyon arose after MDA Week- Carl Armstrong was appointed as college of the Ju- end last year when drug use on a new alternate member Tne establishment broke its con- campus reached a peak A group dicial Board tact blatantly when it refused to of concerned students realizing the pa- The Collegian announces the v seven owed and problems of months back rent possible dangers suspension of publication next foe college even after Kenyon spent drug use met with Chaplain Rogan a week This action is necessitat- considerable amount of money ren- Winter to discuss what could last ed by budgetary considera- ovating Tubby s Farr Hall location be done Tubby s rinky- dink decor and The initial result of this concern tions environment was also cited as failj- was the publication of the pamphlet Anyone interested in news nS to live up to the colleges expec Drugs and the College Student or feature writing is especially nons the to contact one of V The college is now actively This year with money from encouraged l it Peking a new proprietor to take Special Projects Committee the the editors during this period ler the oneration and there is drug conference will be held to sup- The paper will resume pub- Two members of the James Cotton Blues Band get into Ihe spirit of upe such a person will be found plement tine information provided in lication with the October 30 the evening The band performed in Peirce Hall last Saturday night soon that pamphlet October 16 Page 2 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN 1959 New Roads To Oral Gratification fe enpon Collegian Cook Along With Alice News Opinions T Jftter A Weekly Journal of Student and by Joan Mayfield Established 1856 Now that the women have formed Cookbook is you are feeding vegetarians spin- a Co- ordinate Council the question Box 308 Gambier Ohio 43022 427- 2244 The Alices Restaurant Random House 595 which could ach haters heads your boyfriends of what form student government al- very well be called Oh My God parents your own mother who will take at Kenyon must be con ways you would probably Editor Mark K Straley Advertising Staff Terry Kutx There Are 200 People Standing on said that sidered The members ofthisCoun Associate Editor Robert Jablonoski Ron Schwartz my Doorstep Waiting to be Fed never be able to boil water or cil told the Kenyon Student Council Jim Maisel anyone who to in Sports Editor Sam Barone or What to Serve When Your happens drop that they hoped to learn from it Bob Rubenfeld even Asst Sports Editor John Ryerson Butcher Comes for Dinner is for dinner or for that matter how student government operates Arts Editor John Sheehan people who drop before dinner Co- Council Assistant to the Editor Liesel Friedrich basically a book about cooking with However this ordinate mak- The Alices Restaurant Cookbook modeled the Campus Senate Business Manager Joel Brereton Photography Stan Spilmar a few scattered remarks about is after Bill Taggart you is a genuinely funny informative the need for a Womens Student Exchange Editor Herbert Hennings ing anything need for cooking out Gary Zito anything you already have on hand book that is an absolute must for Council remains What form should Contributing Editors Harold Levy of Lett anyone who cooks for a lot of new Council take Richard Alper Circulation Manager Sam For instance an old coffee can that of Bob Strong Advisor James Ceaser with a few holes punched in the different people a lot the time Several of the girls have voiced bottom can be used as a strainer And always remember this about an interest in co- education as op your butcher usually a nice to co- In Staff swizel sticks can be used as chop Hes posed ordination a c- guy After all he has already taken oeducational atmosphere students of John Desmond Alan Rapoport G Dwight Weith Sam Blebh Bill Bechtel sticks and if you are very clever out on would in Roger Scott Denise Largent Eli Marvin Ellyn Greenspan Jean Dunbar Paul with your hands coat hangers can his aggressions that side of both sexes sit a single Dellasega Howard Gantman Paul Noland Kent Harrison J Paul Blueberry be made into forks The key to beef and is not about to start pick- Council There are persuasive rea- Mike Hirschfeld Gred Hunt Mary Charvat Jackie Robbins Barbara Robbins Alices cooking is in other words ing on you Everybody benefits sons why this should not occur in Debby Lehecka Pete Held Tom Green Linda Urban Mark Lowery Robin improvisation Just because vou from human contact Today your Gambier Stevens Esther Kronstadt Nick Gray Jon Tom Pete Pappas Joan Moyfield butcher tomorrow your friend First if the Co- ordinate College So go out and buy the Alices were represented in proportion to Definitely the women will cause some changes theyll domesticate Restaruant Cookbook sit down on a its size a single Council would be boys up manners and And I the sharpen their dress think can of nutmeg prop your feet up too large The present Kenyon Cou- Kenyon men need it on a celery seed and read it its ncil would increase after full ex- funny LETTER Page 6 John Crowe Ransom on the opening of the Coordinate College fo y See Women i

by Chris Finch s This column is being written on response to a show of force is to the Sunday preceding Oct 15 to be show your own force In response College Assemblies read on Oct 16 1 can only hope that to alienation American radicalism the 15th was a success in other has further alienated And it must hope a of the be pointed out that a radical in- Last Sunday Dean Edwards urged words I that as result Student Council to call 15th fewer will die in the morass surrection will be utterly crushed for regular college- wide assemblies as a means of improving com- of Vietnam But as you read this and while the liberals debate the munications between students the day is past and the results are validity of the insurrectionists ac- and the administration still not discernable To a large tion a period of oppression will The Deans suggestion is sound and we urge Council to im- extent also our own individual res- follow which will have us recalling ponses to the war must be a personal Hitler with a certain fondness mediately reinstate assemblies on a regular basis In many in- thing draft- resistance is no fad Working for revolution in this stances such as the paving of the path outside of Peirce Hall What must be emphasized now country as I see it is therefore even while the war drags on is that must the problem is not so much faulty administrative decisions as rather pointless But things war oppression of minorities and change The Black Liberation Front it is a failure to adequately communicate the rationale behind the whole list of the evils that in Washington D C understands this society are the re- of specific decisions Regular voluntary assemblies would eliminate confront this While making full use the sulty of the quality of life in this tactics of confrontation and d- of some the bureaucracy and permit students to discuss matters society Society American society eliberately scaring tine hell out of of concern directly with the administration has become the preserve of a vast Washington whites the main thrust monolithic bureaucracy its criteria of their energy has been toward for excellence being how well one fits the rather mundane tasks of pro- in the main motivation to fit in being viding breakfasts for elementary ALICE of Song and fear And so the white construction school children in the ghetto clean- cookbook fame worker with his mortgage and his ing garbage out of basements and Ten Times Often union card representing his place in doing electrical work for families As society is frightened of the Blacks who live in constant danger of fire have four chairs six plates and who are numerous enough and smart because the white electrical unions cups no reason why you Presumably women do not go to the bathroom any more three is enough to compete with him for even make impossible for welfare cant invite twelve people to dinner it that small stake And the Black families to afford the price of re- than men We wonder why the college chose to convert the recipes could very well Alices scared for three hundred years is pairs pow- be made by anyone who can tell mens room on the second floor of the library into a ladies not going to be bullied anymore and And even as the Blacks are or- the difference between a chicken therefore because of the might ganizing and working to improve der room With a ratio of 5 men to every woman and twice as and a steak They can be served makes right psychology of the Am- the quality of life for other Blacks many ladies library we college to an army standing in the kitchen rooms in the assume the projects erican way must become a bully must Kenyon organize or to the milkman sitting down on so students women will visit bathroom ten himself The same applies to the for the improvement of Kenyon the times as often as men the counter and best of all they student turned by the sheer size Are we to believe that Kenyon Realizing prohibitive cost of can be made if you have unlimited the building another rest room of the American university into a in a mult- amounts of money or to be more is preparing us for a life in the library we hope college will seriously consider coord- product rather than a person who iracial society when of Ke- the realistic even if you have none The 124 is forced to take over a building nyons student body Black Are inating the present facilities author generally likes to cook with is to remind an administration that we to believe in the warmth and fresh natural ingredients but fro- The Collegian urges Campus Senate and Coordinate he is there the nature of heterosexual zen dried canned and generally timeless But to a large extent the marches love while Kenyon imposes specific Council to appoint a Joint Committee on Lavatory Life to con- fake foods with wine whiskey or the demonstrations the vigils com- during we can be with garlic added can see one through hours which sider the larger implications of this dilemma and present a pro- mendable in many ways as they are sex Can almost any eating crisis members of the opposite are firmly within the structure of a Kenyon with posal to the community designed to end present unrest The book is especially helpful Black American leave American society The knee ierk even an inkling of the nature of his heritage or any concept of his future as a man or as a Black No AMP W camt WTY m I am no way drawing parallels FILMS Wiry im in cereals f between parietals and Black admis- sions the latter I feel is much more important But the fact that womens hours exist and the fact that there are only 13 Blacks on this campus as well as the fact that student government as pre- in im- sently constituted is utterly ill potent all contribute to a lowering of the quality of life here It is on LI Kenyon that Kenyon students should concentrate The dorm- life co- 50 THAT5 WHY mmittees recommendations when JFi they do appear should not be al- lowed to be shelved Another year of inertia with regards to Black ad- missions cannot be tolerated A- if nother year during which Student Council is unable to grapple with issues more substantive than park- ing regulations is totally outrageous To build a better life at Kenyon is not to forsake the outside world Publishers- Hall Syndicate it is merely the way to insure thatwe will have some ability to dealwith it 16 1969 October THE KENYON COLLEGIAN Page 3 i I think he may bea Freshman A Visit With John Crowe Ransom r by Linda Urban

111 Mr Ransom Oes hes It is necessary to first breifly late one where I am in the verse some- that poet who lives here include for the sake of those stu- patch again where senior dents who answered John Crowe Near dusk on the day of our ap- Sure I heard him give a readi- who a summary of Mr Ransoms pointment Sue Altekruse Bob ng last spring but Ive never career and his relation to Kenyon Strong and I made our way to the spoken with him personally Son of a Methodist preacher John Ransom residence near the college junior Crowe Ransom w as born in Pulaski infirmary As we came in sight of J Didnt he have something to do Tennessee in 1888 He was a stu- the white clapboard and green shut- with the Review sophomore dent at Vanderbilt and later a tered home we were given a rather John Crowe who freshman Rhodes scholar at Oxford be- by two f He enthusiastic greeting of Mr 1 i 4 Such were the responses when came a member of the Vanderbilt Ransoms dogs Boogie and Prim- last week I aksed a number of faculty in 1914 teaching there until rose Kenyon students Do you know who 1937 Mr Ransoms greeting was a John Crowe Ransom is The most That year President Chalmers warm and wel- mannered southern JOHN CROWE RANSOM discusses his poelry with COLLEGIAN answer came surprisingly was able to persuade him to living- bizarre come come He directed us into his staff member Linda Urban from one of Mr Ransons neigh- to Kenyon During the next twenty- room which seemed rather homey me Go borswho instructed to one years he taught founded and and typicalexcept for the great fan he admitted that he is too he found an increase in salary and look him up at the college registry was editor of the KENYON REVIEW number of bookshelves Asking his opinion of the Indians a rent free home especially at- may be a I think he freshman and published both poetry and crit- Mr Ransom began to speak in a he remarked that he was a tractive in a time of nationwide Generally most of the upperc- icism distinctively pleasant Tennessean little disappointed with the Indians depression with three children to lassmen were aware of just who Mr Ransom has been awarded voice about his long association with performance this year He then raise His friends finally convinced Mr Ransom is but admitted that the Bolligen Prize for Poetry the Kenyon He told us why he had expressed his hopes for the Browns him to make the move to Gambier they really dont know what Loines Memorial Fund Prize of the chosen to continue to live in Gam- whos chances this season he viewed They argued that poets should learn hes like Often this is the case National Institute of Arts and Let- bier after he retired Pointing to as being pretty good to be appreciated with people of Mr Ransoms ren- ters the 19G2 Fellowship Prize of the bridge table at the far end of We asked Mr Ransom what he At this point the conversation own for their public only news the Academy of American Poets the room he laughed and said thought about the opening of the Co- shifted to the founding of THE KEN- them in the limelight never in and in 1964 the National Book My wife and I were thinking of ordinate College Enthusiastically YON REVIEW in 1939 Mr Ransom the living room So it was a priv- Award for Poetry going back to Nashville we have a he replied that he felt it to be told us that the idea for the pub- ilege to have the opportunity to visit In 195S he retired from hisposi- few bridge playing friends there Splendid I think its absolutely lication came from the presidents Mr Ransom and to try to receive a tion with Kenyon Recently he wrote We couldnt come to a decision so splendid Definitely the women will wife Roberta Chalmers While a glimpse of him as a person not as a intellectually there has been no we ended the matter by having a cause some changes theyll do- student at Amherst Roberta did Poet period of my life happier than this secret ballot We took slips of paper mesticate the boys sharpen up quite a bit of research on 18th and then wrote down where we wanted their manners and dress And I century European reviews She was to live I was mighty happy to find think Kenyon men need it convinced of the need for a really out that we had both written the The Kenyon of 1969 is very dif- good American review She wouldnt same It would be interesting to ferent from the Kenyon Mr Ran- marry President Chalmers until speculate what Mr Ransom would som first knew Ransom came to he promised to carry out this dream have done had his wife split the Kenyon in 1937 from Vanderbilt of hers by getting one established vote He probably would have played President Chalmers became in- The effort to keep the REVIEW on Mrs Ransoms fondness for terested in me through one of my alive financially was according to Clevelands Indians and Browns poems What Ducks Require He Mr Ransom tremendous It was Although Mr Ransom claimed explained that it was a difficult necessary for him to make several my wifes the real sports decision to leave Vanderbilt but trips in order to plead its cause The financial crisis was resolved however when Louisiana State Un- iversity contributed 1800 money The First Knox Travel Service left from a review that had failed Mr Ransom made it clear that from Airline Railway the beginning the REVIEW was a real and information reservations struggle but with the outbreak of and tickets There is no service charge for any ticket World War n for some reason all service Make your plans now for Thanksgiving and the reviews caught on Christmas vacations We had been told to be sure and r ask Mr Ransom about his garden n He isnt able to garden as exten- Located in the First- Knox Bank Bldg sively as he once did Most of Public Square Mt Vernon what was a large garden has gone 1 r to weed He did however plant Hours 9- 5 Daily 9- 12 Saturdays tomatoes last spring and he took us to the kitchen to show us the See RANSOM Page 4

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Having a Party Use our Glassware and i Silverware Rental Service The Woolson Co 113 So Main Mt Vernon October 16 1969 Page 4 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN Collegian Survey Results Question Yes 24 In general do you feel ihe Admissions Department 1 Kenyon knowing what you now does an adequate job 64 EDITORS NOTE Paul Noland Would you come to 81 25 Do you service now provided is Robin Slevens and Harold Levy know feel the health 2 prospective college to 58 were responsible for compiling Would you encourage students adequate 91 26 Do you campus security does an adequate job 82 administering tabulating and look into Kenyon feel 3 in application 53 27 Do does an interpreting this survey Was Kenyon your first choice you feel ihe maintenance department 4 Are you satisfied with the influence of Student Council adequate job 57 About 525 students participated on campus 42 29 Do you find the Bookstore stock adequate for your in the recent COLLEGIAN poll of 5 Are you satisfied with the influence of Campus Senate Food Service 53 student opinion The results of the on campus 41 29 Do you find the bookstore stock adequate for your survey are summarized in the box 6 Do you feel that students should have more influence general purposes 57 to the right in forming academic policies 74 30 Generally are you satisfied with the Film Societys by ama- The survey was designed 7 Do you feel that contact with faculty outside of class schedule this year 89 no measures teurs and scientific is adequate 66 31 Do you feel Kenyons present schedule of lecturers is adopted to insure reliability were 8 Do you consider your social life here satisfactory 61 adequate 54 or validity We regard the results 9 If not is it the colleges fault in your opinion 33 32 Are you satisfied dormitory conditions 53 as generally accurate but warn with 10 Do you find Kenyon intellectually satisfying 85 against regarding the results as 33 Would you be in favor of sectional autonomy where 11 Do approve of the genuine statistical proof of any- you present grading system at every dormitory would make its own rules with regard thing Kenyon 58 to the areas of parietals quiet hours regulations for Concerning the nature of the ques- 12 Are you satisfied with ihe present system of compre- parties etc 61 hensive exams at end of the senior 8 tions themselves admittedly many the year 34 Do you find the library adequate for your academic 13 not which of following of the questions were of a general If the would you prefer needs 72 nature and drew on the students Senior Seminar 49 35 Are you satisfied with the atmosphere in the library 42 concept of what was meant by the a series of shorter papers 25 question and these concepts might nothing 25 36 Very generally do you approve of the fraternity system vary but the questions were aimed 14 Do you favor bringing more disadvantaged students as it exists at Kenyon 68 in at getting the students reaction to Kenyon 68 37 Do you feel that Kenyon is as well known as it should own feelings Also terms of his 15 Would you favor more courses dealing in black litera- be 14 many of the questions required ayes ture history culture etc 66 38 speaking do you the size of or no response when reactions might Generally think that the 16 Do you feel that sociology would be a addi- be mixed Questions were aimed valuable student body is tion to at Kenyon 82 however at getting a definite res- liberal arts adequate 74 ponse and many students did not 17 Do yoou feel that anthropology would be a valuable loo large i answer questions which they felt addition to liberal arts at Kenyon 85 too small ofj 18 As an alumnus do you to unqualified to answer or unable to plan aid Kenyon financially 39 Who is the Vice President for Finance 40 make a decision as far as you are able 72 40 Have you ever tried marijuana 53 Half of the questions in the poll 19 Do you favor the Guided Elective requirements 67 were identical to questions in a sim- 20 Do you alien5 athtstic events 41 What percentage of the student body at Kenyon do you ilar COLLEGIAX survey of May often 46 think have tried marijuana 1967 A comparison of responses occasionally 38 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 indicates more widespread satisfac- rarely or never 16 0 0 3 6 10 20 25 27 7 1 tion with the college in general 21 Are you generally satisfied with the development of 42 you 1967 yes 1969 yes If use marijuana do you use it regularly more the Co- ordinate College for women at Kenyon 43 Q 1 66 81 than twice a month 34 22 How would you prefer Kenyon Q 2 84 91 43 Have you tried any drugs thai were more potent as completely coeducational 45 Q 8 44 61 LSD mescaline MDA STP 24 having some form of co- ordination and separation be- Q 10 70 85 44 C C Are you satisfied with present opportunities for riudy Q 18 64 72 tween Kenyon and the for women 55 23 abroad 54 Other questions indicated in- What parietals do you favor 45 Would you creases in student satisfaction with less liberal 1 favor bringing more foreign students to Kenyon college services most notably the same 16 89 health servcie and the Admissions more liberal 43 46 Do you approve of the proposed eight- story womens Office none 40 dorm 24 1967 yes 1969 yes Q 24 33 64 Q 25 16 58 Q 26 61 82 Juniormen 36 her husbands poetry Mr Ransom Q 28 64 53 Senior men 39 Ransom explained that this was because CC0 Approves Q 29 66 57 The questions on drug use also Continued From Page 3 She hardly ever reads me No Q showed a considerable disparity be- 32 49 53 results doubt like other wives she is Mr Q tween the older and younger stu- in 34 73 72 It was remarkable to witness the Ransoms critic other areas Mens Budget dents below percentages for ques- as bridge in which Other comparisons indicate that subtle transformation in person- such she is y Jackie Robbins tions 40 and 43 are compared students seem to desire more con- ality once Mr Ransom began to an avid player 40 43 trol over campus affairs speak about his poetry Asking him How does John Crowe Ransom Ii- troition of the womens ge- Women 35 9 spend a typical day The ner 1967 yes 1969 yes whether anything or anyone from answer e and the use of the Womens Q 5 Freshmen men 46 16 gave to of 50 41 Gambier ever provided him with he us seems tarnish popular mons were the main topics Q 6 Sophomore men 61 29 Cur- 61 74 poetic inspiration he answered by ideas regarding retirement mission at the Coordinate Council Junior men 58 32 many I As might be expected in light describing a poetry forum in Pul- rently he spends hours in letting Tuesday night Seniormen 66 33 study working on a of to of the current male- female ratio aski a few years ago I was the series essays Given the option of refusing 74 Questions 40 and 41 also indicate soon to be An to of the freshmen girls found the only poet there the rest were published article allow the womens general fees that students may overestimate the he wrote on can be found social life here satisfactory com- instructors of poetry Well the Elake be spent in the way designated average of use of drugs on campus in the of the New- the pared to the mens time came for each of us to give latest issue by the Kenyon Student Council 58 women appear to be The indicate that Kenyon York Book Review unan- Also the results a little speech on what we con- Times Last Coordinate Council voted with Coordin- generally content at August a bu- more satisfied the students are sidered essential in writing apoem revised edition of imously to accept the existing men 61 Kenyon and that notable improve- POEMS dget has ate College than the are Almost all of them remarked that SELECTED was published The Coordinate College with the new ments have been made in the past One can assume Mr Ransom a be used generally satisfied in order to write a good poem you that special fund of 67830 to to 39 of the men few years Students are still how- as poet minutes school compared had to recall what was most vivid and author will never retire for printing announcements while ever in favor of more power and limited In addition it appears that dangerous or bold in your life Much too soon however our visit of meeting and to sponsor a only 36 sophomore junior freedom in determining policy of the When it was my turn to speak I ended While walking back we all number of events want complete co- In attention should be its and senior men particular began by saying I see that I am agreed hat our visit was success- The Womens Commons and 52 men given to the fact that students over- w lengthy education of the freshmen not a proper scholar here I went ful We felt in a small ay acquainted public use was a topic of co- 61 of the whelmingly disapprove of compre- want education as do on to say that to me writing from with the man Ransom is lively discussion at Tuesdays meeting hensive exams advocate the addi- the girls ones imagination was the only way very friendly and aperson obviously A motion was carried to have suggested in tion of anthropology and sociology and One major problem to effectively write poetry Hardly content with life We were impressed study room recreation room poll housing upper- to the curriculum desire less re- when the concerns for a line that I have written ever re- with the surface plainness of the lounge open for general use following percent- parietals and see the need open classmen The strictive fers directly to anything that is man yet at the same time became the Womens Commns is satis- for improvement of the library at- ages of students expressed about me partially aware of the depth and In special circumstances petitions faction with dormitory condition mosphere complexity of his mind will be accepted from groups wish- As to which of his poems was Women 76 It is impossible as I had initially ing to use these three rooms but Mr Ransom had no Freshmen men 61 his favorite intended to separate Ransom the it was pointed out that the arrange- PRINTING ARTS PRESS answer Well Allen Tate Sophomore men 48 direct person from Ransom the poet ment of furniture in tha rooms The Equilbrist to be my Newark Road believes Though a gardener sportsfan makes them very poor meeting best I like Painted Head and What and Offset Printing bridge enthusiast and grandfather paces The womens dining hall eterpress and Require very much too Ducks he is foremost a gardener of words the private dining room are avai- Ransom does not have any Phone 397- 6106 Mrs a player with phrases and a grand- lable for use by private groups in regards to HOTEL particular preference father giving mature direction to a In other action the Coordinate youthful and creative imagination Council discussed the function of the House Council a ten memberor- CURTIS VISIT Welcome To ganization composed of a represent- THE restaurant ative from each lounge and a dorm cocktails president It was decided to let the on ihe Square RINGWALTS first in Mt Vernon House Council mett alone at i n LCOVt IN DOWNTOWN with all of its rules subject to the Mt Vernon An Adventure in Fine Dining MOUNT VERNON approval of the Coordinate Council In the absence of a working House 16 1969 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN Page 5 Homecoming Crowd Sees Lords Crush i Lake 56- 8 Forest i i hI by John Ryerson I The cry was bring on Ohio The game opened with Lake Forest J State last Saturday as the Lords receiving die ball and immediately overwhelmed Lake Forest Qllinois being unable to move After a poor o 9 College by a score of 5G to 8 The punt die Lords took over on their Homecoming croud wanted to see own 46 On a beautiful drive in- some offensive fireworks after last volving all running plays except shutout at Marietta and the one short pass Kenyon Ik weeks put the first Lords didnt disappoint them of many scores on the board at 911 The offense had a tremendous of the first quarter on a one yard day running and passing the ball for plunge by Bill Christen Scott Hus- ton a total of 566 yards against a green added his firstof eight successful r Lake Forest defense The ChristenM- extra points and the score stood 7- j yers combo had another super 0 in favor of the Lords day connecting on nine passes for Two more scores in the first n 7 j 172 yards and four touchdowns Bill quarter occurred fine defen- i after r r v V v i Christen for the day completed 14 sive plays by Kenyon Two plays 1 J of 19 with one interception for 217 after an interception by Charlie yards On the ground also the Lords Contrada the Christen to Chris had no trouble against the LF def- Myers combination clicked on a ense gaining 322 yards in 70 att- ten yard pass and it was 14- 0 Late BILL CHRISTEN puts the Lords ahead 7- 0 with 911 remaining in the first quarter on this QB keeper empts Roland Parson was the leadi- in the first s tanza Jon Rainey blocked ng ground gainer with 71 yards a Lake Forest punt on their own but Jim Schneider Mel Otten and goal line and Jim Musbach fell on Wayne Marshall enjoyed fine days the ball in the end zone for a quick 1- Kenyons defense also put one of score Lake Forest was completely Lords Match Yeomen 1 its finest displays to date holding stopped in this half and when another Kenyons valiant effort against having out- u a Lake Forest team which had tions satisfaction at with the hosts down by one See FOOTBALL Page 6 Oberlin brought mixed emo averaged 35 points in its first forth played the Yeomen and frustration The second and third stanzas were at having to a three games to only one touchdown TSj settle for tie a complete reversal with the Lords Oberlins defense looked impres- roaring back Rather than being de- sive throughout the contest espec- flated by this freak occurance they New Lord Records ially during the opening frame They came to play After the first few Is SPORTS- TAB up well affording the set the Lords minutes of the second period all Total Offense 566 yds little opportunity to score The activity was concentrated in the ing LAST Number of Plays 92 lie WEEKS SCORES Lords countered with their own Oberlin zone irs the Most First Downs 28 B W 48 Oberlin 0 Ashland 17 Muskingum 7 brand of hustling inspired play In the fourth quarter Kenyons refusing to give ground Then a Total Rushing 322 yds Capital 34 Heidelberg 8 Ohio Wesleyan 21 Wooster 0 Steve Bralower managed to finally minor catastrophe struck Defensive Number of Plays Rushing 70 Mt Union 27 Denison 13 Ohio Northern 28 Otterbein 21 crack the Oberlin net uld connections were missed when at- First Downs Rushing 19 Marietta 43 Hiram 8 Wittenberg 24 Grove City 7 The teams battled fruitlessly in fail tempting to clear a loose ball and Most 8 Kenyon 56 Lake Forest 8 double overtime and Kenyon left the tive TDs a Kenyon defender inadvertently de- field knowing that had ake PATs in One Game Ohio Conference All Games flected a pass off a teammate for Oberlin not scored on their own hat Huston 8 Team W L T Pts Opp W L T Pts Opp an Oberlin goal The quarter ended merit One strange t TD Receptions Season Ohio Wesleyan 2 0 0 48 3 3 0 0 103 3 play clouded a brilliant Lords effort Myers 11 Wittenberg 1 0 0 20 18 3 0 0 65 38 Muskingum 1 0 1 31 14 2 1 1 65 38 ad a two point conversion The Baldwin- Wallace 1 0 1 62 14 3 0 1 163 32 1 2 1 0 34 iciSr Forresters did gain a lot of yarda- Capital 2 0 94 34 94 t i ge on Keny- 1 3 1 33 the game 341 but Marietta 2 0 60 25 0 74 1a on held them whenever they got KENYON 1 1 0 31 46 3 1 0 120 82 in close 1 Crazy to the goal line Three times Wooster 1 1 0 10 28 2 0 19 41 Goalies Aid Booters i A lake was 1 Forest intercepted twice Denison 1 1 0 49 48 3 0 81 62 DV by Charlie Contrada and twice fumi- by Pete Pappas and Jon Tom Hiram 1 2 0 17 85 1 2 0 17 85 les were recovered by the Lords Mount Union 1 2 0 63 54 2 2 0 83 68 Youve got to be crazy It is position on him The direct and The main reason that LF gained nf Otterbein 0 1 0 21 36 2 2 0 86 103 with this attitude that Jim Price indirect free kicks can also create so much yardage was because of single- Heidelberg 0 2 0 11 61 0 3 0 29 81 and Ed Pope approach their goal situations in which the goalie ireir very unusual single- wing ofl- 1 tending job handedly guards against the oppo- erse Oberlin 0 2 0 0 51 2 0 10 59 which gave them numerous The Lords goalies have been an nents unmolested attempt to scor- j screen passes and end sweeps by THIS SATURDAY important reason for Kenyons Helping to relieve this pressure rich they were able to move the Otterbein at B W Wittenberg at Heidelberg strong early season soccer per- on Price and Pope are the Lords toll well But Kenyon was just too Capital at Marietta Hiram at Kenyon formance Unscored upon in three fullbacks Steve Becker Pete m- ch for the both offensively and Wooster at Denison Westminster at Mt Union regular season games opponents Bresin and Doug Fleming Both cefensively Muskingum at Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin at Lake Forest have averaged only 14 points per goalies stress the importance of co- game against Kenyons defense ordination between themselves and Both Price and Pope are acutely their defensive men Missed con- Hiram Next Foe aware of their responsibilities As nections can often result in an un- Pope said You know that youre earned goal the last line of the defense It all Goaltending is certainly one of the Sridders Seek 2nd Loop Conquest comes down to you The goalies toughest assignments in sports It most important task is cutting down takes a unique fcpe of athlete to angle of a shoulder the extreme pressure Jim by Sam Barone his running backs Hirams razzle- Last year Kenyon came out on top the shot Forcing a bad shot is what they ultimately try to Price and Ed Pope have withstood dazzle play the double reverse 31- 28 It should be the same Satur- do this challenge and may aid in leading Statistically next Saturdays has also picked up considerable day when the Lords go after their ame The oneon- one break and the Kenyon soccer squad to one of its with Hiram could be conside- ground gains In spite of the fact 2nd Ohio Conference victory free red an kicks are the goalies main head- best seasons easy victory for the Lords that two seniors and one junior Kick- off time is 2 pHi at Mc- tot on aches A goalie is virtually help- the field anything could happ- stack the middle of Hirams of- Bride Field en less if an opposing lineman gets Frankly Hirams Terriers are line very few running plays to fensive for a victory having lost two have gone over the center of the NOTICE straight to Capital and Marietta line this year Arams only victory was a 3 0 Against strong ground attacks Second Quarter decision over visiting Oberlin in the launched by Capital and Marietta Physical Education season debut defensive line fal- the Terriers October 27th December 12th Replacing Al Feldman top QB Against Kenyon it might be a tered lie circuit last year was a another story Sign up at the Field House wnsiderable task for first year with Mrs Keller in the office ead coach Joe Malmisue BillWalc- Lord Injuries Hurt of The Athletic Director e a sophomore and starting sig- Beginning likely TJ caller can be called a threat Wiih two offensive tackles Swimming T- T 1 2 pm sorts especially when end Tom to be sidelined Frank Koucky and Advanced euner duress will is on the receiving end of John Nelson some Swimming M- W 11- 12 am ils Passes surely be thrust on the Lords game ground M- W 10- 11 am Terrier Razzle- Dazzle Myers combo The Christen- Physical Another big man in Hirams back should topple the OAC mark for el 1 Fitness T- T 10- 11 am IS iuninr Pill Tkninntm SnPOfl individual TD receptions 13 Hiram good moves make him a break has two freshman defensive half vwi know M- W 1 2 pm y ttreat on sweeps One of backs and the Lords it Last Baley fctTer ners pet playsisaquarter week Myers erased the 1962 Kenyon Bowling oack Ption in which Wallace will standard of 10 by catching his 11th FRESHMAN DEFENSIVE END Pete Scheeberger puts the brakes on Co- ed By Arrangement 6r ke ep or pitch out to one of in four games Lake Forsl half- back Preston Garret 16 Page 5 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN October 1969 Vietnam 79 College Heads Continued from Page 1 Campus News Briefs in Old Test- sing war and peace the PERSPECTIVE ness will talk with interested Jun ament he recited he Sermon on iors and Seniors on Wednesday Viet the Mount Some of the other those students who disposed Prod Pullout For 2 on President William G Caples up timetable for withdrawal from October 20 from pm Call held W ednesday dealt pri of their single issue of the 1968- 69 joined the presidents of 79 of the Vietnam We believe this to be in our classes Mrs Wilson PBX 223 for specific marily with topics concerning the PERSPECTIVE consisting entirely nations most prestigious private countrys highest interest at home appointments Mrs Wilson can also war of reprints of PACC Seminar Papers colleges and universities last Sun- and abroad be called for appointments to see A petition was circulated on the topic of civil disobedience day in appealing for a stepped- up The presidents wrote There are arouii Mr Blomquist of Miami University the campus in support of the nation- only to discover there would be timetable for withdrawal fromViet- times to be silent and times to School of Business who will speak wide This will be sent no more there new hope This nam speak This is a time to speak The moratorium is to Juniors and Seniors on Thursday t to Nixon in response to year under the editorship of Richard The appeal came in the form of accumulated costs of theVietnam President afternoon October 23 Vice- Agnews request to Brean and Richard E Cinquina a joint statement issued by the pres- war are not in men and material President opposed to the moratorium to will endeavor to Tickeis THE BELLS idents speaking as individuals who alone There are costs too in the all PERSPECTIVE For keep and letters coming drop heavy academic image work with young men and women effects on young peoples hopes and those cards its The Box Office opens on We- and assume a more journalistic Their statement concluded We beliefs Like ourselves the vast dnesday October 22 at 2 pm for ccc approach serving as a forum for urge upon the Presidentof the United majority of students with whom THE BELLS which will be per- Continued from Page 4 and faculty opinion Plans States and upon Congress a stepped we work still want to believe in a student formed October 30 31 and No- Council problems relating to the for monthly publication on an just honest and sensitive America call vember 1 at 830 pm The Box dorms were discussed ast night eight or twelve page format with the But our military engagement in Office located in the lobby of the There has been a problem if theft issue due sometime this month Letter Vietnam now stands as a denial first Hill Theatre will be open Monday in the womens dorm Dean Cro- In one of the articles in this Continued from Page 2 of so much that is best in our through Saturday from 2 to 4 pm zier said that locks would be placed Bob Schine will under- society first issue and one hour before curtain time pansion by two- thirds In this en- on the womens doors as soon as of why the majority More and more we see the take a study on performance evenings General larged Council women would be a possible of black students who applied to war deflecting energies and re- admission is 175 there is no minority at all times Girls have complained that the ten Kenyon year were not accepted sources from urgent business on our last charge for Kenyon students Second the women do have dif- color television sets ordered for the investigates statement of own doorsteps An end to the war Bob the ferent interests than the men They dormitory are an extravagance of Ad- Community Fund Drive will not solve our problems on or Mr John Kushan Director live on a different campus and they Dean Crozier explained that these major obstacle off campus It will however permit issions that the The 19th annual United Community are subject to a different set of rules television sets were included in the to more admissions the us to work more effectively in sup- black is Fund Drive of Mount Vernon is now and administrators A separate W o- architects original plans and that shortage of scholarship funds In port of more peaceful priorities underway with a goal of 119900 mens Council could lobby for w- iothing could be done about them another Mike Berlow per- Far from being depressed aboutour article and for the first time a letter re- omens interests interests which reaction to the new left nations future and our institutions sents his questing support has been sent to may often be opposed to those of TP on the question future we see bold opportunities He concentrates residents of Gambier Co- chairman the men ootball now once the divisiveness of this Continued From Page 5 of what revolution means the Gambier division are Frank- The Administration in its com- ahead for war is in the past pass to Myers was good the lin Miller and Jim Hayes The United mitment to co- ordination will score Poetry Reading In statement the presidents 28- 0 Community Fund of Mount Vernon probably not find a single Council their was at the half made that schools took The to pour on George Starbuck author of Bone only community fund in the for all the students in Gambier clear their Lords continued it is the no positions as institutions on Thoughts and White Paper will country never failed to acceptable Vet the men and the in the second half even when the that has the Vietnam war These are plural- team was in the game Two read his own poetry on Wednesday meet its goal contributions are women do have common interests second communities where men speak more scores by Myers and one each October 22 at 8 pm in the Peirce divided among nine agencies which For that reason I would advocate istic for themselves alone on off- campus by Schneider and high- Hall Lounge A former recipient of the Red which is in the following two Student Coun- Marshall include Cross they wrote lighted fin- a Guggenheim Fellowship he is of Hurricane cils with joint committees in areas issues the action Lake Forest great need because now Director of the Program in the Boy of common Social Finan- ally got on the board in the third Camile the Girl Scouts interest Creative Writing of the Department and quarter when their tailback Tom Scouts the YMCA and the Knox cial and Academic Affairs of English at the University of occasional joint sessions Trustees Sorenson almost single- handedly County Mental Health Association to a Iowa Campus government has run well Continued from Page 1 led them score putting the ball over from the one on the last play Fire Department To Compete under the committee system in French Club Dinners which work is delegated It would that the addition of women to Ken- of the drive But otherwise it was all Kenyon The College Township Rescue be foolish to have one large Coun- yon has been successful As a side- There will be a French Club The Lords finally put all to- Squad of the Gambier Fire Depar- cil to consider all matters of in- light the Admissions Department it Dinner at 6 pm on Thursday gether in game In tment has been invited to attend the terest in Gambier especially when has announced that the Eastern this their first October 16 and the following Thurs- three games they had shown national competition which will be all matters are not of common in- schools which the Department are passing day October 23 Both dinners will running and good held in Cincinnati October 17 The terest Within the narrow bounds now touring have given them phen- defense in that be in the Lower Dempsey Faculty The squad of six men will be competing of the co- ordinate myth this sys- omenal receptions order Homecoming game was Lounge against entrants from all over the tem is the best possible and the Reports from the Student Com- the culmination of these three ef- Business School Representatives country and abroad women of the Co- ordinate Council mittee will also be heard and rec- forts something they have wanted1 to do all season long Superlatives should at least consider it at Con- ommendations for the use of Col- Walter M Ritenour Director of George Gund Concert do the stitution making time burn Hall in Bexley as a social performance of the Lords Special Programs at the Univer- an injustice The first George Gund concert Alan Rapoport 71 center presented sity of Pittsburgh School of Busi of the year will be held at 8 PM Friday October 17 in Rosse Hall The Parrenin Quartet a very fine string quartet from France will play pieces of chamber music b Shubert Bartok and Ravel The public is invited There is no a- dmission charge Where does title taste Notre Dame Choir Professor Anthony Bing will d- eliver the guest sermon in the chapel this Sunday The Kenyon College Chapel Choir and the Choir from Notre Dame College in Cleveland of great Ibeer begin will sing at the service On Sunday afternoon October 19 both choirs will sing at St Vincents de Pauls Church in Mount Vernon at 400 pm At that concert the choirs Youve got to get off to a good start to end up will sing Pergolesis Magnificat a great beer And barley is where beer with a string accompaniment with malt Streets Named begins So we make all the malt for Genesee Beer Two streets of a new townhouse subdivision with the boundaries of in our own malt house No other Brewery does Houston Texas have been named Gambier Lane and Kenyon Lane by this why no other Brewery can give you Walter Vansickle a 50 graduate Thats of Kenyon The area will be namid the same guarantee that the quality never Georgetown Square Law School Representative changes that every glass gives you Dean Frank T Read of the Duke University of Law will be on cam- smoother body and more real beer flavor pus on Tuesday October 21 to speak to all Juniors and Seniors who are interested in law school There will Extra care right from the start makes be a group meetingat215intheStu- dent Council room an appointment Genesee a more exciting any for a personal interview can be made little than through Mrs Rohler at the PACC other beer building PBX 340 Film Society Program The Kenyon Film Society will present Henry V and Flash Gordon Well do anything to bring you better beer Chapter VI in Rosse Hall at 8 on Saturday and Sunday even- GBCO Rochester NY pm ings Starring Sir Laurence Olivier Henry V parallels the original Shakespearean text