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facilities and recreational facilities affect its young young its affect facilities recreational and facilities marchers. marchers.

poetry and love about the crickets and their domestic joy. joy. domestic their and crickets the about love and poetry

Mr. Mr.

By Mark Patinkin Patinkin Mark By

a a demonstrators at the Democrats Convention last year, the Police Police Chicago the year, last Convention Democrats the at demonstrators

et ae lra Pml Hri; r. rce, i Tomn M. Crick­ Mr. Trosman; Liz Cricket, Mrs. Harris; Pamela larva, a are left, Live In," 7:30 p.m., December 5-7 on the second second the on 5-7 December p.m., 7:30 In," Live

peaceful peaceful city in in city

care care

bricks thrown by the Nazis split open the heads of Dr. King King Dr. of heads the open split Nazis the by thrown bricks human human ad h ws lbe oe te ed Aohr tdn camd e over­ he claimed student Another head. the over clubbed was she said lice department. department. lice hind Dr. Martin Luther Luther Martin Dr. hind remain heroes in the eyes of some and the symbol of a politically evil evil politically a of symbol the and some of eyes the in heroes remain

heard a non-participating passerby comment about the violence, "It's a a "It's violence, the about comment passerby non-participating a heard

will will teacher reported being clubbed for no apparent reason. A female student student female A reason. apparent no for clubbed being reported teacher 95 UHg oil tde tahra oa-akd fw et be­ feet few a woman-walked teacher-a studies social U-High 1965, a

Kelleher plays a a plays Kelleher Center Plaza in April, 1968, several students and teachers here recorded recorded here teachers and students 1968, several April, in Plaza Center U-High teacher. The 100 police who strode strode who 100 police The teacher. U-High

aside to comment comment to aside

mirror his view of humanity. He acts as part of the story, but also steps steps also but story, the of part as acts He humanity. of view his mirror

et, Loren Sherman; and and Sherman; Loren et, and teachers have their own accounts of this famous and infamous infamous and famous this of accounts own their have teachers and teacher said. said. teacher

along the route to yell and throw projectiles at the demonstrators. Two Two demonstrators. the at projectiles throw and yell to route the along on on

mained to watch impassively as the Nazis attacked the marchers, the the marchers, the attacked Nazis the as impassively watch to mained

the persons involved still have have still involved persons the medical aid. When the march ended, ended, march the When aid. medical doing their their doing

shame." Two nearby policemen answered with their clubs. Several o' o' Several clubs. their with answered policemen nearby Two shame." and the Nazis refused to let marchers through the police line to seek seek to line police the through marchers let to refused Nazis the and harrassment, harrassment,

(Second in a series of articles on how Chicago's courts, police, educational educational police, courts, Chicago's how on articles of a series in (Second

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Damned, defended and praised internationally since their clash with with clash their since internationally praised and defended Damned, During a demonstration in Gage Park for equal housing in July of of July in housing equal for Park Gage in demonstration a During

FELIX, A LITERARY butterfly, observes and records the joy of of joy the records and observes butterfly, LITERARY A FELIX,

THE HUMAN listens with awe and dismay as as dismay and awe with listens HUMAN THE

ONLY HUMAN CHARACTER CHARACTER ONLY HUMAN A A AFTER AN ANTIWAR ANTIWAR AN AFTER

HUMANS WILL BE INSECTS, and the insect world world insect the and INSECTS, BE WILL HUMANS

Despite reports of unsavory incidents, Officer Officer incidents, unsavory of reports Despite

Other Other

and Mrs. Cricket as they celebrate a new home and new baby. baby. new and home new a celebrate they as Cricket Mrs. and

students and $1.50 for adults. adults. $1.50 for and students be

Police Police

about the celebration; she's thinking of how good good how of thinking she's celebration; the about

teacher said she saw police form a phalanx and bore into the the into bore and phalanx a form police saw she said teacher

the the

$1 $1

drama in Theatre Workshop's fall production, "The World We We World "The production, fall Workshop's Theatre in drama

their their

demQllStrators demQllStrators

for for

teachers teachers

More than 100 American Nazi Party members had gathered gathered had members Party Nazi 100 American than More

minds of others. It It others. of minds

Felix Felix

job job

observations of what they felt was police brutality. brutality. police was felt they what of observations

brutality brutality

well under trying conditions. conditions. trying under well

drunk drunk

can't can't

to to

and students can offer additional stories of of stories additional offer can students and

the audience as the evening proceeds. Insects, from from Insects, proceeds. evening the as audience the

emulate their happiness. The larva doesn't doesn't larva The happiness. their emulate

vagrant who creates creates who vagrant

and and

(who (who

King King

Felix Felix

here here

demonstration through the Loop to the Civic Civic the to Loop the through demonstration

thievery, still others believe the police are are police the believe others still thievery,

Jr., who was followed by some 100 100 some by followed was who Jr.,

had a permit), trampling many. Another Another many. trampling permit), a had

the the

is is

lawsuits lawsuits

in in

no different at U-High where students students where U-High at different no

in in

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Butterfly, Larry Haggard, Haggard, Larry Butterfly,

the play (photos from left top), top), left from (photos play the

some some

pending pending

Chicago Chicago

police police

in in

get get

between between

his mind the insects who who insects the mind his

ffoor ffoor

against the police. police. the against

Bernard Bernard

Felix Felix

et wie tes re­ others while left,

-people.) -people.)

Photo,; Photo,;

of of the the

Felix Felix

spouts spouts

U-High. Tickets Tickets U-High.

will will

demonstrators demonstrators

hum hum

by by

Hurley of of Hurley

would would

Sam Shapiro Shapiro Sam

reffect reffect

words of of words

and and

Being Being

polic" polic"

taste. taste.

c.,ther c.,ther Gary Gary

even· even·

the the

the the

po­

the the

. and formulation of a student bill bill student a of formulation . and

Second December Month Month December Second

to include student poetry poetry student include to

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Student Student

ties ties

store, an exchange with North North with exchange an store, ,.;,f ,.;,f

this year, accol:ding to Chairman Chairman to accol:ding year, this

groups. groups.

new feature of December Month Month December of feature new Shore Country Day School, a party party a School, Day Country Shore promote understanding of minority minority of understanding promote

Steve Dawson. Dawson. Steve

tatively are planned as follows: follows: as planned are tatively

ld h pnn fasuet book­ student a of opening the clude

as an annual series of programs to to programs of series annual an as pnesident pnesident

sentatives sentatives

'them 'them

music teacher; and as as and teacher; music cember cember

a white newsman; Mrs. Roberta Newman, Newman, Roberta Mrs. newsman; white a about black black about

Vol. Vol.

Police Public Information Division believes the image some people have of of have people some image the Division believes Information Public Police

Rev. Jesse Jackson, director director Jackson, Jesse Rev.

Breadbasket; Breadbasket;

said we were during the convention, they could have hung us in court. court. in us hung have could they convention, the during were we said police represent everything wrong wrong everything represent police the police as corrupt, brutal and anti-demonstrator anti-demonstrator and brutal corrupt, as police the

press coverage than real events. events. real than coverage press T It is the news media, not the police, that overreact. Every minor mistake mistake minor Every overreact. that police, the not media, news the is It

policeman. "A policeman policeman "A policeman.

been involved in, the papers papers the in, involved been man as a a as man

ogy course. Mob control techniques also have been altered. Police now now are Police altered. been have also techniques Mob control course. ogy

lieve they were talking about the same incident." incident." same the about talking were they lieve

convention has hindered some policemen from doing an effective effective an doing from policemen some hindered has convention

a policeman makes makes policeman a ces black demonstrators demonstrators black ces police have to make split second decisions; the same same the decisions; second split make to have police businessmen, a ticket ticket a businessmen,

expect expect

they refuse to go back onto the street. street. the onto back go to refuse they been extended from from extended been taught to use the blunt blunt the use to taught courts sometimes take years to reach. reach. to years take sometimes courts

convention received the blunt of public criticism," he explained. "Now "Now explained. he criticism," public of blunt the received convention

should have made more arrests, but they were worried about someone someone about worried were they but arrests, more made have should

as well." well." as r hn n ohr nte ain te rga icue a olg psychol­ college a includes program the nation, the in other any than er

else's idea of right and wrong. Now a few police police few a Now wrong. and right of idea else's

rap, spokesman spokesman rap,

December December

eebr ot porm ten­ programs Month December

Student poetry sessions sessions poetry Student

December Month, sponsored by by sponsored Month, December

te suet oenet activi­ government student Other

rights. rights.

OFFICER HURLEY HURLEY OFFICER

According According

"Let's face one fact," he said. said. he fact," one face "Let's

"Like, during the first first the during "Like,

Since the Democratic convention, the police training program has has program training police the convention, Democratic the Since

"H "H "A "A "WE'RE THE THE "WE'RE

planned planned

45, 45,

about. about.

S-12: S-12:

him him

of of

lot of police who thought they had done the right thing during the the during thing right the done had they thought who police of lot

o'e u hr i le yur a agt Drn rca disturban­ racial During target. a you're blue, in there out you're

Union, Union,

No. No.

from the Afro History Museum Museum History Afro the from

culture culture

the the

wllite. wllite.

1-6: 1-6:

Mr. Walter Walker, black vice vice black Walker, Walter Mr.

talks talks

to to

5 5

University; University;

o cmn wes in­ weeks coming for

Exhibit of books and art art and books of Exhibit

make the right decision all the time." time." the all decision right the make

was begun last year year last begun was

to-Officer to-Officer

on race race on

in in

• •

The The

the senior senior the

vet vet

TARGET of society,'' he said in a resigned voice. "To "To voice. resigned a in said he society,'' of TARGET

Tuesday, Tuesday,

31h 31h

is is

only only

Mr. Tom Riddle, Riddle, Tom Mr.

undecided undecided

relatioos relatioos

is is

played up in the papers. papers. the in up played

to to

-of -of

will will

feels the controversy over police behavior at the the at behavior police over controversy the feels

of of

like being being like

will will Hurley, Hurley,

thing thing

is is

lounge; lounge;

U-High U-High

7 months, Officer Hurley informed. Now long­ Now informed. Hurley Officer months, 7

Operation Operation

their clubs clubs their

night night

only human, you know,'' he said. "You can't can't "You said. he know,'' you human, only

·gave ·gave

ut s ontrw rc a abak police­ black a at brick a throw soon as just

Nov. Nov.

by by

be a a be

repre. repre.

that that

De. De.

the the

the public expects too much from the the from much too expects public the

of the SDS riots here, the policemen policemen the here, riots SDS the of

"H "H

me me

25, 25,

about about

coUDts coUDts

cluhbed cluhbed

hopes to organize programs based based programs organize to hopes

plans a "black week", dates of of dates week", "black a plans

opened after winter vacation in in vacation winter after opened

price than for which they are are they which for than price which are undecided, and Steve Steve and undecided, are which

reasonable prices," according to to according prices," reasonable on Oriental and Indian topics. topics. Indian and Oriental on

sell used books, posters and art "at "at art and posters books, used sell Henry. Henry. and American Civil Liberties Union. Union. Liberties Civil American and

Room 7, the bookstore will buy and and buy will bookstore 7, the Room

Student Union Treasurer David David Treasurer Union Student disPlaY on books about black culture. culture. black about books on disPlaY

conceived to benefit. benefit. to conceived

December 12 will be the last last the be will 12 December

otiuin t cmuiy chari­ community to contributions

hcught hcught store proposed November 12. 12. be To November proposed store

ties, ties,

readings; readings;

we were as bad as the news media media news the as bad as were we

· An exchange with North Shore Shore North with exchange An ·

1961 1961

uh bd rtu, cud' be­ couldn't I writeup, bad a such

December 15-18: student and guest guest and student 15-18: December

The Black Students Association Association Students Black The

tdn no prvd h book­ the approved Union Student

Books will be sold at a higher higher a at sold be will Books

strategkally strategkally

the the

whom whom

is is

• •

over over

to to

that that system. system.

Deoeml:er Deoeml:er

pay for maintenance and and maintenance for pay

University University

the project partially was was partially project the

might might

In In

the the

he's a policeman." policeman." a he's

· ·

is is

some incidents I've I've incidents some

instead instead

He He

due more to biased biased to more due

head. To kids, the the kids, To head.

says says

22-26: 22-26:

kind kind

not do their jobs jobs their do not

pointed out that that out pointed

High High

Ellis Bookstore Bookstore Ellis

of of

of swinging swinging of

decisions decisions

job, job,

School, 1362 East 59th St., Chicago, Chicago, St., 59th 1362 East School,

POetrY POetrY

Midway Midway

of of

three SLCC organized exchange exchange organized SLCC three

wiht wiht

dent School League to expand expand to League School dent

days. U-Highers U-Highers days.

h Suet oni fte Indepen­ the Council of Student the

yond athletics the relationship relationship the athletics yond 2). The exchanges are sponsored by by sponsored are exchanges The 2).

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dent government also has effected effected has also government dent

Friday, Nov. Nov. Friday,

tent. tent. she she

and Latin Noyember Noyember Latin and

Friday, Dec. 5 - Basketball, Basketball, - 5 Dec. Friday, cafeteria for the party. party. the for cafeteria

formulated by SLCC, but President President SLCC, but by formulated

is being planned or what what or being planned is Thursday, Nov. 27-Sunday, 27-Sunday, Nov. Nov. Thursday, Friday, Dec. 12 - Student Union Union Student - 12 Dec. Friday, Saturday, Nov. Nov. Saturday,

Steve Steve Wednesday, Nov. Nov. Wednesday, Friday, Dec. Dec. Friday,

is is music for Student Union's Union's Student for music

rninment rninment

Tuesday, Dec. 16 - 16 Dec. Tuesday,

until until

of of Black Student Student Black

Tuesday, Tuesday,

admittance to Bandersnatch cafeteria In Ida Ida In cafeteria Bandersnatch to admittance

Board. Board.

help help

Board and four Union vacancies; assignment assignment vacancies; Union four and Board Noyes Noyes

Ice Ice Program Program

Ween Ween

All school OPtions OPtions school All

p.m., p.m., -

Records and a band will provide provide will band a and Records

ic h oeig f col stu­ school, of opening the Since

after after here. here.

The student bill of rights rights of bill student The

p.m,. second floor, U-High. U-High. floor, second p.m,.

vard-st. vard-st.

Theatre Workshop production, production, Workshop Theatre

street and Woodlawn avenue. avenue. Woodlawn and street cided. cided. versity versity 8:30 p.m. p.m. 8:30

Sullivan· performances, 1:30 and and 1:30 performances, Sullivan·

livan's livan's Scholarship Fund, 8:30 p.m., p.m., 8:30 Fund, Scholarship

ents Association to benefit the the benefit to Association ents

party, party, n Bx sosrd y h Par­ the by sponsored Box" and Mandel Hall, 57th street and and 57th street Hall, Mandel

gan Park Academy, 6:30 p.m., p.m., 6:30 Academy, Park gan

"The World We Live Live We World "The

Thanksgiving Thanksgiving

seeking someplace other than the the than other someplace seeking

responsibility responsibility

Hockey Hockey

for for

following following

special special p.m., Friday, Dec. 12. Enter­ 12. Dec. Friday, p.m.,

Thanksgiving Thanksgiving

Francis Parker November 10 10 November Parker Francis

Hall; Hall;

Pitts Pitts

league league

Student Board In monitoring the the monitoring In Board Student

school school

In The The In

for for

Rockefeller Chapel, 59th 59th Chapel, Rockefeller

"HMS "HMS

Wind Wind Chairman Chairman

8-11 8-11

Dec. Dec.

club; club;

street. street.

ratification of of ratification

George, George,

elections elections

Associatioo, Associatioo,

student offenders to Student Student to offenders student

declined to say why it it why say to declined

for for

28 - 28

schools. schools.

action: action:

5-Sunday, 5-Sunday,

securing securing

p.m., p.m.,

2 2

Pinafore" and "Cox "Cox and Pinafore"

Tuesday Afternoon Work Work Afternoon Tuesday

aktal Har­ Basketball, -

9 - 29

exchanged exchanged

Assembly, Assembly,

take take

4 p.m., here. here. p.m., 4 recess. recess.

ibr ad Sul­ and Gilbert

Bruce Goldberg Goldberg Bruce

program; program;

6 - 26

location location

constltutloos constltutloos

11 11

Slot Slot

of of

place to fill 15 15 fill to place

Midway Midway

Gilbert and and Gilbert

(story page page (story

SLCC and S.U. S.U. and SLCC

car Club and and Club car

is is

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Ill. Ill.

is is

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I THOUGHTS Bobby was had, some blacks feel .. . about SATS By Debby Kalk didn't allow him to have his own lawyer, the way he strapped Many of U-High's black students see implications of racial him up like a dog and deprived him of his right to free speech. From past experience I've found com­ discrimination in Judge 's actions against Black In a way I agree with Hoffman about Seale's disruption of the plete silence is necessary if one is to con­ Panther in the Chicago Conspiracy trial. Eight men court but the actions used to quiet Seale's disruptions were un­ centrate on Scholastic Aptitude Tests, are charged with crossing state lines to incite riots at the Demo­ called fur." which most colleges use to rate an appli­ cratic Convention last year. cant's academic standing. When I en­ Judge Hoffman sentenced Seale to prison 4 years on 16 counts Sophomore Brandon Balthazar said that the situation was closed my $8.50check with my SAT appli­ of contempt of court, 3 months for each. Seale had been jump­ ironic because if Seale had "kept his cool he probably would've cation in October, I expected not only the ing up and shouting obscenities, objections and comments during been innocent." Brandon felt that some kind of punishment was right to take the test but a serene, quiet the trial, ignoring court rules against such behavior. For two necessary but that, "Seale had the right to express his opinions atmosphere while taking it. days Judge Hoffman had Seale bound and gagged to nrev-!nt and niaybe he didn't express his feelings in the most appropriate him from di~rupting the proceedings. · manner, but the punishment given was too harsh.'' I arrived 30 minutes early at Mendel Of the judge, Sophomore George David said, "I think he was Senior Jean Robbins said that "Racism is fear in a sense CatholicHigh racist because Hoffman's against all Panthers and protestors. and Hoffman was afraid of Seale. Seale should have had the School and joined And the conspiracy was just a rap to get Seale because they right to free speech and even though you're not supposed to be ·-1-'' ~ a group of about couldn't get him on anything else. They didn't give Seale a bursting out in the court he shouldn't have been chained. 1 ct1-\ }, 100 Mendel stu- chance to talk. If they had done that to me I would've disrupted think Bobby has outside knowledge that Hoffman doesn't want the courtroom, too." to get out to the public but Bobby hasn't been proven guilty yet . \ {~ ~- ~::\::fit!!ni~~~ Junior Ricky McGuire said, "It was unfair the way Hoffman so Hoffman has no right to take his freedom of speech away." , \--1\ ~ to arrive.All wore )'-~ 'iJ~lJ crew cuts, some-- , ~1.- thing I thought had become ex­ CLAPSAND SLAPS tinct along with the Woolly Mammoth. Wit and Wisdom SUBJECT: LUNCH PERIOD CAFETERIA PROGRAMS The monitor soon arrived and herded us into a cafeteria adorned with loudly rum­ American education bling soft drink machines, the type not to • be in the company of while taking SATs. gets it in the gut The monitor distributed the tests, the students set their jaws and the 3-hour marathon of concentration began. "Teaching as a Subversive Activity," by Neil Postman and Charles Weingartner, $5.95, I managed to struggle through the syno­ Delacort Press, New York City. nyms, all the while ignoring the beckoning By Barbara Goiter answe}' sheet of my neighbor. And then it happened. With cold vengeance, the authors of this book-a professor of English education at Mendel's basketball New York University and an associate pro­ team began practice in fessor of education at Queens College - attack the educational establishment. 1 ~ the_ gym above the cafe- d ,f f,-~ ~ teria. "One way of representing the present , ~'- \ _ \ /, I found it difficult to condition of our educational system," they contend, "is as follows; it is as if we were . _ ~-- - ~ concentrate on the most driving a multimillion dollar sports car, I JI ·"'-. \.J important test I'd ever l taken while basketballs screaming 'Faster, Faster' while peering 'I fixedly into the rearview mirror. J repeatedly s 1 a m m e d above me like an entourage of phantom "IT IS AN awkward way to try to tell jets smashing through the sound barrier. where we are, much less where we are going and it has been sheer dumb luck that Oblivious to the fact that I still had 30 we have not smashed ourselves to bits - data sufficiency questions to answer, the so far. We have paid almost exclusive at­ monitor called an end to the test time. tention to the car, equipping it with all sorts of fantastic gadgets and an engine As I left the cafeteria I realized that the that will propel it at ever increasing "Score High on the SATs" book I had pur­ speeds, but we seem to have forgotten chased a week before had made little dif­ where we wanted to go in it. Obviously, ference. But this meant nothing, for the we are in for a helluva jolt." next weekend I was downtown searc!ling for the book "Score High On the AchiP.ve­ Attacking the standard teacher-asks­ ment Tests." Art by Erica Meyer question method of instruction because it inhibits student curiosity, the authors sug­ -Mark Patinkin, senior 'IT'S FUNNY, ETHEL, BUT NOBODY DOWN HERE SEEMS TO BE EATING' gest an "inquiry method." In it, the lesson plan develops from the response and curi­ osiiy of sutdents, not a predetermined LETTER FROM COLLEGE structure. Classes, the authors maintain, must ap­ peal to the student if he is to be motivated Getting oriented at the U. of W. to learn. IN THE CHAPTER "Pursuing Rele· Another in a continuing series of articles crises, initial dating situations, manic de­ cut out the old style rushing (raw egg vance," the authors discuss boredom in -by U-High graduates on schools they at­ pressions and other typical U-High prob­ swallowing, etc.). classes, familiar to many U-Highers. They tend. lems. Anyhow, this campus, from what I Liquor and drugs are available but there question the validity of standard course By Bruce Gans, '69, freshman, can tell in three weeks, is concerned about is no pressure to indulge. There is no content and ask, "Why history and geogra­ University of Wisconsin, Madison lots of issues and organizes to support value judgment on you no matter what phy? Why not cybernetics and ecology? The University of Wisconsin asked fresh­ them. your decision. Why economics and algebra? Why not an­ men to come up a week before classes A Tenant's Union was established this Wisconsin has concerts ( philharmonic thropology and psycho-linguistics?" started to get oriented. The first Sunday of year to get slumlords to make repairs arid and pop), lectures, plays, films all during charge reasonable rents on student hous­ the week. Time on your hands is not a Although the ideas and suggestions in orientation the cafe­ this book are aimed at professional edu­ ing outside the University. The weekend pro~lem. Unlike U-High, there are so many teria had a walk-out cators, it should also be mandatory read­ of the 27th we participated in a march on people that a chance conversation or bull supper. People in the ing for stuaents who need consolation for the Wisconsin State Capitol to protest cuts session with someone you've never seen hundreds sat on the academic nonsuccess. Its reproach of what grass and ate hot in welfare aid. before cari be a pretty regular occurrence. And if you don't enjoy the conversation the authors feel are the distorted intellec­ dogs under clear As for revolution, the older students have tual standards that predominate in our bright b I u e skies the real perspective. Several I have talked there Is a pretty good chance you'll never see the guy again. school systems will soothe many college­ while a rock band to feel they have worked for endless se­ competing, nerve-wracked students. p 1 a y e d for our mesters to bring awareness to the student Classes are interesting, but watch out amusement. body and they are not about to raze their for lectures. You might as well be a ma­ Looking at the big, efforts with rock throwing and police chine taking notes, while tie might as well attractive dorms I taunting antics, in spite of rhetoric to the be a machine giving them. Discussion sec­ Letters policy thought, "This must contrary by new freshmen and others. tions (groups of about 15 kids taking the lectures) are the most fun. The teaching The Midway welcomes letters from readers. Bruce Gans be the college ver- Fraternities on the campus are consid­ The letters box Is In the Publications Office, sion of U-High,There ered by many no more than third class in­ assistants are about our age and I am on Belfield 148. Letters must be signed, limited to 200 words and should be typed dou~e spaced. are beautiful buildings, lots of grass and a stitutions. They have trouble getting mem­ a first name basis with two of them. Names will oot be withheld. The editors re­ Since I was used to working rather hard serve the right to delete parts of letters If they band to make sure we don't get bored,'' bers so blackballing is out and blackslap­ are llbelous, repetitious or violate standards of But there are many differences between ping is in. I think if fraternities got smart my senior year I find this workload bear­ taste and honesty. In such cases the editors will able use utmost care to preserve the writer's view. the two institutions. One is the attitude they would turn their fraternities into com­ No writer will be Informed that his letter will munes and live without worrying about Editors note: Bruce Gans, former Midway columnist, be printed in part only_ But writers whose. let­ toward social change, Probably the reason wrote this article soon after arriving at Wisconsin this ters are not printed wlll receive an explanation for the different attitudes are the people membership roles. In the meantime, Greek fall. Space limitations prevented Its publication earlier. from the Midway staff and an OPl>Ortunltv to Bruce ls Included In a story on high school iournalism revise their letters If they wish. who aren't going through puberty, identity is dying out here even though they have In the November Issue of Seventeen magazine.

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FINALLY REACHING his next class, Raphael gives his excuse excuse his gives Raphael class, next his REACHING FINALLY

COLD COLD

THE SPRINT between U-High and Sunny Gym run in record time, time, record in run Gym Sunny and U-High between SPRINT THE

Some people will go on a a on go will people Some

GLANCING GLANCING

U-HIGHERS MAY GET as much exercise getting to and and to getting exercise much as GET MAY U-HIGHERS

pomts pomts

do in phys ed classes, as Freshman Raphael Lerner here learns. learns. here Lerner Raphael Freshman as classes, ed phys in do

Office Office

Teacher Teacher of of

there. there.

vious issues of the Midway.) Midway.) the of issues vious

Trier, 3-0, October 30, there; and Illiana, 1-0, 1-0, Illiana, and there; 30, October 3-0, Trier,

Francis Parker, 1-0, 1-0, October Parker, Francis

October 21, there; Lake Forest, 4-3, November 4, there; and and there; 4, November 4-3, Forest, Lake there; 21, October

Patlak Patlak

The three three The

earlier matches, although the Maroons had won won had Maroons the although matches, earlier

hard," he explained. explained. he hard," isn't during the second half of the season. "We "We season. the of half second the during

"We got used to playing soccer; we got used to playing together.'' together.'' to playing got used we soccer; playing to got "We used confident confident

er, recalled that he went went he that recalled er,

vember vember

pected pected

second and third quarters. quarters. third and second

prise prise

By Jeff Jeff By

MAX BROOK CLEANERS CLEANERS BROOK MAX

U-High (photos from top left) Raphael realizes he has only a few few a only has he realizes Raphael left) top from (photos U-High

esn eod f 151ws od nuh o lc te a-r CahSny alk nter hudr floiga hm h 16 needn Sho ege champion- League School 1969 Independent the them a following shoulders their on Patlak Sandy Coach ry Mar- the place to enough good 11-5-1 of was record Season

Losses Losses

Although Although

Coach Sandy Patlak said he also felt confident. "Our league league "Our confident. felt also he said Patlak Sandy Coach

One reason for the team's confidence was its performance performance its was confidence team's the for reason One

Senior Fullback Steve Pitts, Pitts, Steve Fullback Senior

U-High's 1969 ISL soccer championship didn't come as a sur­ a as come didn't 1969 championship U-High's soccer ISL

freshman, freshman,

SHOWER SHOWER

too too

of of

to to

to to

Why don't you go on a cleaning spree? spree? cleaning a on go you don't Why

Eio' nt: ale mths ee oee i pre- in covered were matches Earlier note: (Editor's

felt felt

to to

football, football,

Joanne Joanne

7. Colin Jack and Tom Nedelsky made made Nedelsky Tom and Jack Colin 7.

fill fill

Carson Carson

the team which earned earned which team the

the whole year,'' he he year,'' whole the

win the title, for which they beat Elgin 2-0 2-0 here, Elgin beat they which for title, the win

victories victories

at at

were against St. Joseph, Joseph, St. against were

its its

out a tardy slip. slip. tardy a out

Have your clothes cleaned at at cleaned clothes your Have

the the

the team lost lost team the

play generally represented an improvement over over improvement an represented generally play

but but

to to

Ochman. Ochman.

he he

clock as he leaves leaves he as clock

rinse rinse

it it

before before

receives a punt as classmates gather gather classmates as punt a receives

also forces forces also

away Jackman Field's dust refreshes the the refreshes dust Field's Jackman away

The phys phys The

info info

Elgin were against North Shore, 4-0, 4-0, Shore, North against were Elgin

championship didn didn championship

three three

28, 28,

"I "I

the the

said. said.

Photos Photos

selected selected

him him

it. it.

didn't didn't

there. there.

of of

game confident. "I "I confident. game

ed ed

The Maroons agree they they agree Maroons The

his his

2-0, 2-0,

the the

to make a a make to

its final six games, Coach Coach games, six final its

by by

race race

think think

science science

Allen Allen

an an

October October

field field

got got

spirit spirit

is is

l-tt sce play­ soccer all-state

Chroman Chroman

we we

better,'' better,''

over for another day. day. another for over

where, learning the the learning where,

class on the second second the on class

stop stop

the the

would lose." lose." would

24, here; New New here; 24,

November November

Ml Ml

all all

spree spree

goals in the the in goals

anCI anCI

at at

32i-3500 32i-3500

Pitts said. said. Pitts

,.3-7447 ,.3-7447

had had

of of

the the

Doug Doug

them. them.

from from

to to

Attend­

been been

No­

Patlni

ex­

form form

1, 1,

to to

as as

MOSTLY MOSTLY

for the team. I don't know what what know don't I team. the for

they are even more discouraged by lack of school school of lack by discouraged more even are they

to roll year after year.'' year.'' after year roll to

can can

upr fr rs cuty Ta Mme Atu Wil- Arthur Member Team country. cross for support next next

team. I guess the only solution is to have a a have to is solution only the guess I team.

ed ed

bers are about the team's performance this season, season, this performance team's the about are bers JOYFUL VARSITY SOCCER team members members VARSITY team SOCCER JOYFUL

cept Dan Hildebrand. Hildebrand. Dan cept

they prefer to play soccer," he feels. feels. he soccer," play to prefer they

than cross country, but but country, cross than

em alo hm necase ex­ underclassmen them of all team,

where they might enjoy soccer more more soccer enjoy might they where

wouid prefer to run. run. to prefer wouid

good in track, I would think they they think would I track, in good

is is

ure to draw fans at home meets. meets. home at fans draw to ure By Bruce Goodman Goodman Bruce By

country coach with a record of 2 wins and 6 losses, he he losses, 6 and wins 2 of record a with coach country

sdspone a r Bns n sm em mem­ team some and Banas Mr. as disappointed As

Ed Banas is an unhappy man. man. unhappy an is Banas Ed

After completing his second season as U-High's cross cross U-High's as season second his completing After

"There were only only were "There

"A lot of guys don't come out for the team because because team the for out come don't guys of lot "A

icuae aotte ems efrac ad fail­ and performance team's the about discouraged

that certain people didn't go out out go didn't people certain that

do to get more people out out people more get to do

season. Once a winning tradition starts, it begins begins it starts, tradition winning a Once season.

Harriers Harriers

SUNNY SUNNY

10 10

I'm I'm

men men

disappoint­

if if

they're they're

for for

on the the on

the the

't 't

I I

"And "And

Bruce Bruce

surprise surprise

goOd goOd

must build following following build must

Goodman Goodman

I I

car-

can can

team team

see see

to build a following seems a nominal price to pay for for pay to price nominal a seems following a build to

onr rc. olnt h shdls fUHg' soc­ U-High's of schedules the Couldn't race. country

three weeks weeks three

fact cross country isn't a great spectator spectator great a isn't country cross fact

ed soccer at Evanston Township High this year, many many year, this High Township Evanston at soccer ed

meets meets

the Independent School School Independent the

a bright future at U-High. U-High. at future bright a fans ran to a nearby track to see the finish of a cross cross a of finish the see to track nearby a to ran fans pher there on assignment." assignment." on there pher

aiaie nte as t oe ocr ae, n ev­ and games, soccer home at fans the on capitalize

the the three home meets '·and that was a Midway photogra­ Midway a was that '·and meets home three

entually develop its own following. When U-High U-High When following. play­ own its develop entually

cer and cross country teams be similarly coordinated? coordinated? similarly be teams country cross and cer

could do more to increase support for itself. itself. for support increase to more do could

soccer team moved its games from the old Stagg Stagg old the from games its moved team soccer

sance sance

reason reason son recalled just one spectator at any of the team's team's the of any at spectator one just recalled son

Field about six blocks from school to the Midway Midway the school to from blocks six about Field

ALTHOUGH THE TEAM can't do much about the the about much do can't TEAM ALTHOUGH THE

The effort the cross country team needs to put forth forth put to needs team country cross the effort The

And And

It It

poi.ct poi.ct

could move home meets closer to the school. The The school. the to closer meets home move could

• •

across the street and increased attendance attendance increased and street the across

to the Midway, the cross country team could could team country cross the Midway, the to

by moving the starting and finishing points points finishing and starting the moving by

so few people show up to cheer the team on-it on-it team the cheer to up show people few so

where where

U-HIGH MIDWAY MIDWAY U-HIGH

ago. ago.

about 200 people turned out out turned 200 people about

Maroons Maroons

League League

-

TUESDAY, TUESDAY,

championship championship

Photo Photo

by by

NOV. NOV.

Bob Bob

25, 25,

sport-one sport-one

Atlas Atlas

1969 1969

to to

match match

Plai­

see see

7 7

of of

to to

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7 7

8 8

fll'es fll'es

spoke. People talked and exchanged food. A few built built few A food. exchanged and talked People spoke.

asd u pses edn, Nxn h Get Copu­ Great the "Nixon reading, posters out passed

Gym holds 700 people, more than 10,000 full Sunny Sunny 10,000 full than more 700 people, holds Gym

lator - Will He Ever Withdraw?" Eugene McCarthy McCarthy Eugene Withdraw?" Ever He Will - lator

couldn't see precisely the outlines outlines the precisely see couldn't

in my life. A marshall estimated 1 million people. people. 1 million estimated marshall A life. my in

seven seven

gather. There appeared appeared There gather.

Gyms were there. I'd never seen so much humanity humanity much so seen never I'd there. were Gyms

walk, headed for the Mall, a stretch of park in the the in park of stretch a Mall, the for headed walk,

ing, ing,

fast was at 7. Besides, the floor wasn't wasn't floor the Besides, 7. at was fast

ently, eight other people were staying at her house. house. her at staying were people other eight ently,

heart of Washington where the marchers were to to were marchers the where Washington of heart

know-where-they're-going variety. This time, however, however, time, This know-where-they're-going variety.

a chance." It was 4:45 a.m. a.m. 4:45 was It chance." a peace

hyitne olae o h ac a .. Break­ a.m. 8 at march the for leave to intended They

Alexandria, a suburb. Since the buses were on strike, strike, on were buses the Since suburb. a Alexandria,

what section section what

we searched for a taxi. taxi. a for searched we

tery. tery.

marchers who were returning from from returning were who marchers made arrangements to stay with my friend's aunt in in aunt friend's my with stay to arrangements made

a note designating where our sleeping bags were and and were bags sleeping our where designating note a bed bed

passed passed

strains strains

briefly explaining explaining briefly

the driver assured assured driver the

had all been of the take-adv_antage-of-tourists-who-don't of been take-adv_antage-of-tourists-who-don't all the had

rather than by time. He slowly drove through the city, city, the through drove slowly He time. by than rather

the night. night. the

Peace". Peace".

bus, ready to confront the Establishment. Establishment. the confront to ready bus,

Vietnam. Sleepy and bedraggled, we stumbled off the the off stumbled we bedraggled, and Sleepy Vietnam.

young-sleeping, young-sleeping,

atorium peace march, a protest against the killing in in killing the against protest a march, peace atorium

at a church church a at

By Barbara Goiter Goiter Barbara By ing softly. A boy painted a sign reading, "Snobs for for "Snobs reading, sign a painted boy A softly. ing

minal at 1 a.m., arrived in a freezing Washington, Washington, freezing a in arrived 1 a.m., at minal

hound bus, bus, hound

zling white. The bus lurched to a stop. stop. a to lurched bus The white. zling

outside outside

MY FRIEND FRIEND MY

A girl offered offered girl A

y am w ee akn dw a reig side­ freezing a down walking were we a.m. 8 By

OUR EXPERIENCES EXPERIENCES OUR

At 5:30 we arrived in Alexandria. Aunt Julie had left left had Julie Aunt Alexandria. in At 5:30 arrived we

The terminal was jammed jammed was terminal The

On one dark street, a long procession of candles of candles long procession a street, On one dark

We had come from Chicago to participate in the Mor­ the in We Chicago come participate to from had

yfin adIaoea aot4am a te Grey­ the as a.m. 4 about at awoke I and friend My

A young man asked asked man young A

The The

U-HIGH U-HIGH

Giving peace peace Giving

Shouldn't you? Venture Venture you? Shouldn't

Supreme Supreme

so we made coffee instead of sleeping. sleeping. of instead coffee made we so

up and down, attached to thousands of shivering shivering of thousands to attached down, and up

to to

bl0<:ks bl0<:ks

great jewelry at ...... at jewelry great

out and explore the the explore and out

Th,e Th,e

New New Worlds .

of "We shall overcome'' and the refrain, "Give "Give refrain, the and overcome'' shall of "We

and and

minimiz.e minimiz.e

Pilgrims Pilgrims Explored

h bak idw h Cptlapae, daz­ appeared, Capitol window, the black the

1452 East 53rd St. St. 53rd East 1452

MIDWAY MIDWAY

If If

discussing the upcoming march. march. upcoming the discussing

marchers marchers

which which

so, so, he

of of

at at

of of

FA 4-9609 4-9609 FA

the Mall. Estimating that a full Sunny Sunny full a that Estimating Mall. the

loth and G streets. We had previously previously had We streets. G and loth

the floor was reserved reserved was floor the

lifted me. People cascaded over the the over cascaded People me. lifted

us us

akn, tumn gias n sing­ and guitars strumming talking,

-

the the

us us

etNwYr' Pr Atoiy ter­ Authority Port York's

the the

said, said,

Jewefer:J Jewefer:J

TUESDAY, TUESDAY,

free free

that that

significance significance

if if

sang. Occasionally, Occasionally, sang.

icy blasts of wind. wind. of blasts icy

to to

accomodations accomodations

we needed a place to stay for for stay to place a needed we

with New York cab drivers drivers cab York New with

coffee and chicken. A boy boy A chicken. and coffee

we were paying by the mile mile the by paying were we

be be

.. ..

NOV. NOV.

a large turnout, but we we but turnout, large a

with with

25. 25.

of of

of of

Arlin~on Arlin~on

the buildings we we buildings the

1M 1M

the crowd. crowd. the

people-mostly people-mostly

!or !or

were available available were

terribly terribly

That's why we have special food. Come to us for your your for us to Come food. special have we why That's

us. us.

we we

The The

turkey, dressing, trimmings, and everything else. else. everything and trimmings, dressing, turkey,

Appar­

Ceme­

heard heard

invit­

Thanksgiving is a special meal meal special a is Thanksgiving

loud loud

bob­

D.G; D.G;

White House that that House White

overwhelming. Everyone was tired, cold and triumph-. triumph-. and cold tired, was Everyone overwhelming.

to the rally at at rally the to

listening listening

one made a massive effort to pick up any litter on on litter any up pick to effort massive a made one

led to about a quarter million. The sense of unity was was unity of sense The million. quarter a about to led

Although it was even more jammed than before, the the before, than jammed more even was it Although

across the hall, "Are you listening Nixon? Nixon? listening you "Are hall, the across

ant. ant.

chance." chance."

Everyone sang, "All we are saying saying are we "All sang, Everyone

the floor. floor. the strangers could feel so much warmth for each other. other. each for warmth much so feel could strangers

patient. We joined the slow line of marchers. "Peace, "Peace, marchers. of line slow the joined We patient.

a chance, give give chance, a

for the people. When the gallery closed at 4:30, 4:30, every­ at closed gallery When the people. the for peace, peace, Spiro Agnew Agnew Spiro peace, peace,

effort to help help to effort

the the

cry. cry.

guards hadn't hadn't guards

Throughout the day, everyone made a spontaneous spontaneous a made everyone day, the Throughout

peace peace

rooms. My friend and I sacked out around around out sacked I and friend My rooms.

street, smiled, waved waved smiled, street,

tinued outside on Continental Avenue. Police lined the the lined Police Avenue. Continental on outside tinued

fountain in the Rotunda. Rotunda. the in fountain

atd ainl i eomu lns o s te wash­ the use to lines enormous in patiently waited

made no attempt attempt no made

shall indicated that we were to funnel into the parade. parade. the into funnel to were we that indicated shall

over every inch of floor, sleeping in every room. room. every in sleeping floor, of inch every over

slogans slogans

ple ple

to move. move. to

decided to go indoors for a while to warm up. The The up. warm to while a for indoors go to decided

of the nation. Inside, thousands of people sprawled sprawled people of thousands Inside, nation. the of

nearest building was the National Gallery, art museum museum art Gallery, National the was building nearest denly, the crowd became silent. silent. became crowd the denly,

in in

ument, the end end the ument, I I

speaker directed us to stand in a side street. People People street. side a in stand to us directed speaker

we would never reach the Monument because the the because Monument the reach never would we

carrying coffins containing the names of soldiers killed killed of soldiers names the coffins containing carrying

Nixon, Nixon,

We cut across the now comparatively empty Mall Mall empty comparatively now the across cut We

Dr. Benjamin Spock shouted into the loudspeakers loudspeakers the into shouted Spock Benjamin Dr.

PETE SEEGER SEEGER PETE

We were again offered food by a smiling girl. girl. smiling a by food offered again were We ONE BLOCK BLOCK ONE

We moved slowly, The weather hadn't warmed warmed hadn't weather The slowly, moved We

hnw aoe2 or ltr h mrh tl con­ still march the later hours 2 awoke we When

The security guards looked slightly befuddled, but but befuddled, slightly looked guards security The

couldn't feel my feet any more, so my friend and I I and friend my so more, any feet my feel couldn't

THE COFFINS COFFINS THE

esod n h sre fr n or eoe h mar­ the before hour an for street the in stood We

1226 E. 53rd St. St. 53rd E. 1226

Vietnam Vietnam

best best

clogged the parade route. Slowly, shouting peace peace shouting Slowly, route. parade the clogged

It It

signs signs

mr. mr.

seemed unbelievable that a quarter million million quarter a that unbelievable seemed

and and

Agnew?" . . Agnew?"

of us again and we returned to the gallery. gallery. the to returned we and again us of

we were told, had commented from the the from commented had told, were we

It It

a a

passed, passed,

was 10 10 a.m. was

to to

chanting peace songs, our section began began section our songs, peace chanting

each each

lo.st lo.st

peace peace

the the

the marchers. marchers. the

and 20 minutes later, sleepiness got got sleepiness later, minutes 20 and

of of

it it

already lay at the Washington Mon­ Washington the at lay already

sang from the podium, "Give peace peace "Give podium, the from sang

their their

ouet Te rw hd dwind­ had crowd The Monument.

was a nice day to watch football. football. watch to day nice a was

the march. Someone told us that that us told Someone march. the

other. other.

to to

gj gj

h bgnig fte ac. Sud­ march. the of beginning the

-

a a

chance chance

chance, give peace a chance." chance." a peace give chance,

remove the sleepers. People People sleepers. the remove

and, and,

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sense of humor and affection affection and humor of sense

Everyone was remarkably remarkably was Everyone

back back

incredibly, a a incredibly,

to Greece," was the the was Greece," to

is is

give peace a a peace give

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