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Trustee Candidate New OG Members A View of Sewanee Statements This Week Page 5 Page 8 3 The Sewanee Purple Volume 91, Number 6 The University of the South Wednesday, October 18, 1972 PARTY WEEKEND ACTIVITIES WILL BEGIN TOMORROW

by Kathy Kellerman afternoon will co mple: Friday afternoon on the KA weekend. Party weekend activities on lawn. Saturday night they will The Chi Psis will kick off the Mountain, which officially be partying with the Phi's Thursday night with Beer 'n commence Thursday night, again. The band will be October Flicks, an "open" event 19, began a long time "Maurice William: and .lie beginning at 8:30 and lasting ago for most of the fraternity Zodiacs." "until." houses. These organizations Friday they will have a keg party running A keg and mixers begin the made their plays several weeks from 7:00 on. Then Lambda Chi weekend Friday in advance and are presented on Saturday, a night, and Saturday night below. cookout will be held, starling there at PM, will be a dinner and grain The ATO's are partying 6 followed by a rum tea party. punch, the band being with the KA's and Phis Friday Finally, the Psis will wrap up the "Brownwood." The Lambda night at the Phi house. The weekend with a keg Chi's will wrap up their ' band will be "Flagstone." and a band, "Soul Invaders," activities with a traditional Saturday night, as featured at the they will be pity Capri Club, from party (with a keg or two). hosting at their own house 1 PM until 4. The Figi's are planning a with the band "All in the the Deke house Friday closed party Friday night. Family." nigh A bloody mary and screwdriver A keg party will be Friday featured and grain punch will party starts off the day night's attraction at the Beta be served. Saturday morning Saturday morning, with a at 1 house. Saturday morning at 1 a champagne breakfast it party that night featuring 10:00 the Betas are hosting a planned with a "cotton" that "The Whole Damn Family." grain punch party, night from 8:30 to 1:30 The Delts begin Friday ind ight (setups for drinks). i party. >-your-own " to the The KA's will host a keg Sniii,- (l.r *ill of "Continentals." party Thursday night with the (Cont, i page >r keg party Sunday Phi Delts and a gimlet party 7 Sewanee Physicians Honored

Hodgson Hospital will be Encouraged by a terminal health care will be spotlighted formally named at 4:30 PM on grant of $75,000 from the in Sewanee today. On what Wednesday the 18th. His only Lilly End owment church calendars mark as "the surviving child, Mrs. Hubert (unshakeable supporters of feast of St. Luke the Owens of Athens, GA, will be Torian's work through the physician" friends from far present with her husband, who years) the ladies operate a is head of the department of Hospitality Shop which serves two remarkable physicians. two lunches a week to One died at 38 and the University of other at Georgia. stand-in-line crowds, operated 95, but both shared the Notable at the other end of a good-as-new rummage sale, mystique of Luke. the age Both spectrum will be the and flaunts upon the dramatic sought to alleviate dedication of the human Intensive scene at Sewanee a mountain misery. Care Unit in memory of Dr. iergere" which Oscar Noel Torian, born in Joseph Parsons, who died at 1875, entered the University Dr. Henry Arnold 38 following a steeplechase mundane ptllo in the very year that its accident last year. Parsons rate of $5000 per year and up Medical Department opened, knew life at its glowing best. in order that it can be said "We 1892. Why, fifty Henry Arnold Leads years later, He turned away from the lure he returned to serve the of city practice to come to the All friends of Doctors hospital which survived the hills of the Cumberland Torian and Parsons are invited medical school 's closing in region. As an Alabamian, he to the naming, the dedication, Sewanee Chest Drive 1909, is well documented. He understood rural people. He and the reception at the loved babies. Since parents are loved dogs, and horses, and Sewanee Hospital today at important to young children, woods, and children. As senior 4:30 PM on the terrace in Community Chest is The 1973 Sewanee to pay Dr. Torian loved parents warden of Otey Parish and as front of the building—given Chest drive is part of the expenses of those Community too—in a stern sort of way. He worker for Community Chest, fair weather—or in the Frank being held this week. Dr. organizations that look to made them stay all night in i R i n d Phillips Common Room across Henry F. Arnold, Jr. is united funds for their support. their children's rooms when Parent-Teachers, he gave the street in case of chairman of this year's Also, the community attempts blizzard. fevers were high—and this at a himself totally to making campaign. to compensate for Franklin time when approved hospital "where he was" a better place. The goal for the 1973 County's extremely low level Civilization rules called for "clearing the When the unbelievable Community Chest is of support for public halls" at 9 PM. news of his death struck $21,479.00 - almost 40% education. Gifts from the Films Torian, retiring at age ndreds of Come more than the $15,263.00 Community Chest have largely 65 unsolicited gifts poured in to received iast year. The drives made possible The Boy's Club, Indianapolis, became a legend comfort the his wife Anne, whose in 1971 and 1972 fell short, Cumberland Mountain Self assured , pointed in lower Appalachia. He never fourth daughter had just but there was enough of a Learning Disabilities Center, witty, somewhat took pay for his services. When arrived. By her wish, these surplus from previous years to and the lights for the baseball presumptuous, given to grateful parents brought were placed in a fund to make up the 1971 deficit. Last field. telescoping thoughts and payment of a dressed chicken provide the most modern c year, for the first time in 20 Tentative goals indicate trends into flashes of intuitive or a pork loin or two dozen for The years, recipients received less that the Sewanee PTA will insight, yet always informative eggs because their toddler was Intensive Care Unit is already than what had originally been receive the largest amount of and provocative, Kenneth healthy again, he put the promised them. Arnold says money - $9,450.00. Other Clark came to Blackman on provender in the hospital the new budget is designed to major recipinets are the Boy Thursday, Oct. 12at7:15and fridge. Sometimes he accepted make up for at least some of Scouts' Regional 8:15 PM in the first of his for himself a bit of Gruetli the disappointments inflicted Development Program, the CIVILISATION films entitled cheese—the finest in America, upon traditional recipients last Boy's Club, and Learning "The Frozen World." In this made by Swiss residents of the eight-year-old tradition of year and provide first-time Disability Center. In all, 27 culture flick, Clark defines plateau. service in an area below the support for several new items. organizations will receive civilisation as a sense of And so it is that the poverty level, the Hospital The purpose of the money. (Cont. on page 5) "Torian Wing"of the Emerald Woman's Auxiliary is at work. The Sewanee Purple Wednesday, October 18, 1972

ewspmpert the Student Body of the University of the South founded 1894 totters to the Editon Vinama C Ennett, Editor R. Dale Grimes, Managing Editor Chuck Emerson Business Manager Sewanee Comments on Gailor David Lundquist Neva Editor To the editor: they seemed to be saying, then points were well-founded. Noel Rush Sports Editor is for dirty It was very disheartening it seemed' to him they had There no excuse Susan Burroughs, EUse Givhan, Martin Tdson for me to see in the current come to the wrong school. silverware and glasses. Neither Associate Editors PURPLE (Oct. 11) the Anyone who has ever asked should there be hairs in the of a false and my father anything should food nor bugs and worms in John Camp, Art Turner Photography Editors reiteration have the salad. Saga did, however, Pom teHer Production Editor unjust quotation which I know that he could not hoped had been quelled and replied in a mere nine words. put on a good meal last Tyndall Harris, Michelle Mauthe Lay-Out Editors laid to rest many years ago. I In the ensuing weeks the Thursday, imitating not only the atmosphere of Italy but Lin Turner Circulation Manager am sure that it has been a great would-be quotation was source of pain to many people coined and given currency. I the climate as well. and to the University itself seem to recall my father's It seems to us that the over the years, and I am having spoken to the entire students would be much somewhat amazed to see the student-body in convocation happier to have Saga stick to PURPLE so lightly taking for to explain that such an basic recipes instead of nth \\h..i n ust so patently be inconsiderate remark could imitations of daring dishes. l:,K. not have come from him, nor After all, Gailor is enough of a without I refer to the .i^M-iin thai did its implied challenge new Saga oversimplifications represent ' his position. That quieted New Ideas things momentarily, but the

students, "If you years with sufficient bitterness To the editor: This is in response to an About Rush don't like it here, you can that Dr. Camp felt obliged to leave." I emphatically deny respond to it again in an open editorial by Susan Burroughs that he ever said such a thing letter to the PURPLE, which concerning Saga Food Service Now that the carnival atmosphere of rush has (except, perhaps, in quoting he did. It died again (Gailor) and the merit of their mercifully subsided and everyone has pocketed their the rumor itself), and I find it meals. The University supplies "smile button " expressions for another year, it is time Saga with approximately

to step back and take an objective look at our fraternity onable stude uld I hereby offer $1.60 per day per student for rush system. lifetime subscriptic meals. One may question that PURPLE to anyone who can this figure since a student The present system is familiar enough to all, and would ever make such prove that my father ever obviously pays the University many will argue that it has worked well for many years. obviously un-potitic rema seriously spoke those words or thai (his Undoubtedly it has had its impressive successes, yet specifically for his meals. As best I can recall, 1 even intended such an statistics demonstrate otherwise as each year a sizable attitude. However, the way it works is number of freshmen depledge from their "carefully" As to his real position that Saga was the low bidder unrelated Gailor when the University asked for selected fraternities. (which was to food), I believe that most bids from food service How can it possibly be otherwise ? Surely reasonable reasonable people would companies. It seems to me people cannot expect the rushees, after one month of apparently promoted with the agree: if you sincerely believe incredible that three meals of college, to be able to penetrate the facades and sort of crusading defiance that your education should be such high quality (and I distinguish their true friends from the sea of smiling which at that time agitated entirely divorced from maintain that the quality is Christian influence, dignified high) can be provided for this faces. campuses all over the nation. Some group of students had beha small sum, when you consider This is the most important decision in determining challenged my father (in the vast number of employees ones social Activities for the next four years, and must private, I believe) with a and equipment which Saga be treated as such rather than some glorified used car critical impudence that what must also provide. sale. evidently designed to induce My attack on the editorial is that Miss Burroughs is The solution to this problem is to convert to a wrath. Whatever their complaint apparently uninformed and method of second-semester rush. This system would be was, it was delivered in such a apparently did not attempt to markedly relaxed, and would afford prospective fashion as to leave my father To the editor: obtain any information since rushees ample time to judge each fraternity in all feeling that those particular Last week's editorial on Mr. Samuels (Saga manager for aspects. They would have a longer period to establish individuals were completely Saga's food service voiced a Sewanee) is quite willing to friendships with fraternity members, and with those of out of sympathy with the view silently expressed by discuss this matter. I criticize basic Christian, gentlemanly, many students. Since its the editorial for being an their own class. As belonging is an integral part of being etc., tenets which underlie the publication, the reaction from immature approach to a a productive fraternity member, each rushee would be whole character of Sewanee. students in Gailor has been nonexistent problem. As for better able to decide with which group he feels most He no doubt replied to them favorable. Even Saga has those with true, legitimate comfortable if any at all. First impressions would be ? strength (of which picked up — hard-boiled eggs complaints, the people to see either strengthened or erased. he .inly reappeared the very next day. are Larkin and Mr. Samuels, probably at some length (of And many of them were not the DA, OG, or any other Certainly this is preferable to the frantic pace of which he is unquestionably turned into egg salad s.ffe racing from house to house which in many cases results capable) to the effect that if sandwiches! in snap judgments. they actually did believe what But some of the editorial's - Peter Trenchi, HI Of course, this system of second-semester rush would have to be operated without the petty and ridiculous "rush rules," which under the present Dems : Nixon Economics Fail system, are feebly enforced anyway. Rushees would be by David Beiler allowed to party at any house in which they felt leadership was ushered in with welcome. By paying a fee to Pan-Hell, this could also the i "Richard Nixon is the kind promises of, among other device. apply to party weekends. of politician who will saw more notable things too We are told unemployment With a relaxed second-semester rush, a true picture down a redwood, involved to be discussed mount the here, is the result of curtailed stump, would emerge of each frat, something nearly and proceed to make a unparalleled prosperity. Two industrial activity resulting speech about the million displaced impossible at this time. At the same time, fraternity virtues of workers, from the "winding-down" of eighty million dollars in deficit members would be able to become more familiar with the" war in Indochina. The Although the quote comes spending, 18% higher prices the truth is the defense budget has freshmen, giving them a clearer idea of who they to us from the and four 1950s and is years of Nixon been growing at a rate faster really want. This is the only fair attributed to leadership later, way to run rush. Adlai Stevenson, Spiro Agnew, than even the spiraling rise of it is nonetheless not the Presidential alter-ego, Some advan tages of the present rush system may be without the cost of living. The budget serious import. Few, manages to straightforwardly preferable to many, and others are possibly pleased even for 1972 saw a 6% increase among his own tepid tell a Montana audience that with its over the previous year and results. But if the entire fraternity system is supporters, would question we've "never really had it so worthy defense outlays have been of preservation (and it is), all provisions must this analysis as valid of swollen again by nearly 8% for be made to assure everyone now-President of receiving all the fdcts. It Nixon, surely "The prophets prophesy 1973. Secretary of Defense now falsely; is an important decision. more than ever. Each of and the high Melvin Laird has requested an twenty-six rule years of political _ by their words. And my Second-semester rush would be more fair to all INCREASE in military life have people love borne out this single to have it so. But appropriations for Vietnam of involved. It is vital to everyone concerned that this consistency, and yet the what will be the end thereof?" suggestion be three to five billion dollars for considered clamor arises As both prophet among America's and fiscal 1973. — R. Dale Grimes most typical for four more high-, Richard Nixon has with which the nation shall be ruled these past four years by led. virtue of his own false (Cont. on page 5) Wednesday, October 18. 1972 The Sewanee Purple Nixon Works Langenberg's Statement For Minorities

By Jennifer Snyder

When I first came to Sewanee I was disillusioned The fact that total with many aspects of the University. I had no hope for employment in March 1972 Sewanee in the future. I regarded the University as I did was a record 81.2 million, a large gain of 620,000 over all outmoded and decaying church schools. Now, I have February (the largest gain hope for Sewanee. That hope centers on the rock the since June 1967) is alone school was founded on, the Lord Jesus. There is no evide that Ni: other way I could be optimistic about Sewanee. pla> operating Still, there is this year a disunity among all segments of the University. We students on the Order of Gownsmen, Delegate Assembly, and other

organizations, set a poor example. It is discouraging The federal budget for civil that we spend so much of the time bickering and rights activities has tripled arguing over matters that are often petty. Since I have since President Nixon came into office: from $0.9 billion been at Sewanee, the school has been torn by factions, in 1969 to $2.6 billion in political and social cliques. Many times we force our 1973. The Nixon own way over is opposing factions. There no need for a d m i nistration has made bickering and backbiting to continue at Sewanee. Let important strides in minority us decide to give up our prejudices and grudges against employment. Minorities in $16-$24 thousand a year each other. Let us concentrate less on defending federal job positions increased ourselves and listen more to others. In such a 21.4% between November Rigoletto: A Success community as we have, is the realization of our own 1969 and May 1971. The ideas that important to us that President has more than we must squabble over By Brian Stagg them? so, we ought to question those ideas. doubled the number of If The On Friday nighl, October 13, the Spanish-speaking individuals Goldovsky Grand Opera administration has made mistakes, too. Theater presented The evasion of holding full-time Sewanee's first fully staged opera with certain issues by administrators strife orchestra since a visit from the Chattanooga has encouraged policy-making positions. One Opera Association six years ago with Mascagni's CA among students. The lack of communication between of the President's executive VALLERIA RUSTICANA. students and administrators has caused the latter's orders requires federal RIGOLETTO in a translation The staging was not what conception of students' problems and needs to be contractors to prohibit by Boris Goldovsky and Sarah ie might discrimination. Nixon opened expect from distorted. For that both students and administrators Caldwell, the company meone of Mr. Goldovsky's up 1.2 million jobs for are at fault. provided a performance of legendary status. His minorities in his Federal book, There needs to be a constant exchange of ideas at Manpower Programs. all levels of the University. We are all members of the The P resident's translations of Italian opera pne of dramatic realism, than community here and we all serve a function therein, accomplishments 'in business are, at best, problematic. A that in evidence Friday aid to minorities include night. whether students, faculty, or administrators. good composer accomodates But to dwell the making possible more loans to on Therefore, all us within the his music to the libretto, and negative aspects of community need to black businesses than any of the such considerations as the performance listen and be heard. We need most of all to be sensitive other President and would be quality of vowel sounds are as misleading. Were it not for the to each others' needs. By so doing we might still establishing the Office of much a part of his conception support of the National become one community as we were meant to be. Minority Business Enterprise as the notes required of the Endowment for the in March 1969. Arts, I don't have many qualifications but would like to singers. Examples are "questa American opera-lovers might quella," serve as student trustee if elected. the Act I tenor aria, in find themselves without the (Cont. on page 7) which the — Harry Langen berg beautiful vowels of ily good regular traveling the Italian ficed to a opera company in the United preponderance of consonants. States. Others have tried and And somehow, "Ah, th< failed: The Metropolitan of Monteroi mply cannot Opera Touring Company, Movies "Intellectual Indignation" contain the Show ; implication Sarah Caldwell's National

und . il le as "Ah, Opera Company . . . providing maledizione. product ions better than Eastwood manages to come revolutionary (Coburn), The , f By Lin o Goldovsky's RIGOLETTO, Wicks to enlist his for into town, settle a feud (in attempts help a translation say all the for but now defunct, other words, kill and maim For those people seeking bank robbery, but ends up Goldovsky Theater'sr 's We are left with Goldovsky scores of people) and ride off joining Coburn in the performance. If it were ?urnau Company's has this week, prospects look revolution. There is a lot of with the idea that he possible to have a good English For you good. What doesn't look good noise and there could be as performed justice. performance of Italian opera, performances should not be Clint Eastwood fans, it's are the stories and the acting. many laughs. Friday night's RIGOLETTO regarded as the real thing), and another chance to see your At the Union on Wed., Showing Saturday and should qualify. Karen Hunt as it is desirable that they should Thurs., and FrL, is "Duck, Monday is "One More Time" Gilda should be singled out for return again to Sewanee. You Sucker," starring Rod starring Peter Lawford and The bright spot of this Steiger and James Coburn. Sammy Davis, Jr. On Sunday week is being shown by the The tory and Tuesday is "Fistful of Cinema Guild with its Dollars," starring none other presentation of Ingmar than America's favorite Bergman's "Wild composure, with high Theater's RIGOLETTO. "hombre," Clint Eastwood. Strawberries." Bergman, one pianissimos that are, although not on a of Europe's best directors, par with those of Montserrat Caballe* or Zinka rises to the occasion by giving £

When this 25-year-old researcher wanted to investigate a possible cancer treatment, we gave him the go-ahead.

We also gave him the right to fail.

At it's Kodak, not unusual for a 25-year-old like Jim nology, and gave him the go-ahead. He built two half-billion Carroll to win the title of senior research physicist. Like any watt laser systems, one of which Kodak has donated to the company involved in a lot of basic research, Kodak has felt National Institute of Health. the pressure of modem technology and the need for young, The lasers proved unsuccessful in treating cancer, but fresh thinking. So we hire the best talent we possibly can, we'd make the same decision all over again. We entered laser and then give them as much responsibility as they can han- technology because we have a stake in business. We let a dle. Whatever their age. young researcher help the medical community look for a We have departments and divisions, like any company. means of cancer treatment because we have a stake in the What we don't have are preconceived ideas about how an future of mankind. expert scientist's time should be spent. So when we received To put it another way, we're in business to make a a request from the medical community for assistance in ex- profit. But in furthering our own needs, we have often fur- perimenting with lasers as a possible cancer treatment, we thered society's. After all, our business depends on our soci- turned to 25-year-old Jim Carroll, is who deep in laser tech- ety. So we care what happens to it. Kodak More than a business. ) Wednesday, October 18, 1972 The Sewanee Purple Nixon Policies Criticized New OG Members

. paying a disproportionate Development. (Co from page 2 ) Urban His Aiken, Susan Sherwood Kennedy, Mary Mildred share of the tax load. Perhaps obvious disgust with the Alexander, Jean Leonard, Russell We are told that the deficit this attitude is to explain for economic priorities assigned Allen, Elizabeth Levi, Cynthia Louise spending of the Nixon years, his seeming indifference to the by the Nixon Administration Anderson, Robert Jackson, III Lundquist, David Leslie, Jr. which exceeds that of the technical problems of was a major factor in his recent Atkisson, Fred George McCadden, John Franklin Eisenhower, Kennedy, and adjusting to a peacetime resignation from the cabinet. Ayer, CliffordBelser.III Johnson administrations McClure, John Stephei Bailey, Garry Keith McCollum, Carolyn Murray combined, is the result of a An economic observer stockpiled around the world Barran, John Rochelle McGee, William Floyd fiscally irresponsible Congress. commissioned by the to the point that the fallout Barry, Michael Aubrey McMillan, DeHart Allen The truth is the Admin- WEEKLY BOND BUYER alone from their detonation , Stephen Franklin Mackersie, John Charles istration has pushed diligently questioned members of the would be several times the Bradham, Douglas Macauley MaCris, Kathryn Lynn for government subsidy of big Commerce and Labor concentration necessary to Brewer, Edward Cage, III business and padded the Martin, LouisF. departments and several other ultimately destroy all human Brice, Kathryn Elaine budget of the Defense Mason, Elizabeth Hall government Cave, Nancy Elizabeth Matthews, William Lewis, HI Department upon its own subject of c reproduced basically because Christian, Karen Ann Miller, Randall Clay initiative. Additions made to and led it would be uneconomical to Clarkson, Mary Frances the military budget for 1973 Miller, Thomas enlightening conclusions. produce anything else, at least Coleman, Patricia Louise Mitchell, Katherine by the Office of the President Ann "Incredible as it may seem," in the short run. Colvin, Serena Sue above the requests of the Moler, John F. he writes, "the Federal Small armaments continue Dahlstrom, Robin Sheibie Moores, Kathryn Virgin Pentagon itself include the Government today does not to collect in government Daves, Joel Thomas, IV the maintenance of 13 army Morrell, Burton H. have a single comprehensive arsenals for the same reasons Davis, Henry Evan, IV Mottl, Henry Tho: divisions instead of 11, 55 plan—or even a partially with a few twists. The Nixon Duncan, Margaret Nabers, Comer, Jr. additional ships for the Navy, Hugh developed central idea—of Administration says, in effect, Durham, AnnaThomas Parker, Alice Eilliams and extra flight crews for the how to help American that it is preparing for more Eaves, Mary Shelley Air Force. Peters, George Belk, Jr. industry to adjust to what is Vietnams. George McGovern Eckerson, Arthur, III Phelps, Thomas W . told Frank widely heralded as the 'coming pledges we will have no more Eddy, William Henry, Jr. Preston, Meredith In Administration is the friend of ..ther< Vietnams if he is elected, and Feezer, Chares Ross Pruit, Sally Lynn pi;., to there lies perhaps the primary Fenlon, Patrick Barbour Recknagel, Lauren Stubler cope with thi root difference of the choices Fleissner, Lelia Elaine Roberts, Edward Graham, Jr. problem of presented by this campaign. Foote, Bonnie Margaret Robinson, John Ralph George McGovern "We will not let them (the Foster, John Caffey Rogers, Susan Lee opportunity. The truth is offered Congress a num Democrats) do this to Freeland, James Walter, Jr. Rogers, Melissa Winston individuals now pay 77% of bills advocatin Gass, Henry Markley Sinclair, Craig Federal income taxes as Gauntt, Marianne Smith, Susan AlUs opposed to 71% which pin. since 1963. The most Gibson, Martha Tobey Starr, Bryan Lawrence prevailed when Nixon took t of these, the Peacetime Griffin, Susan O'Hara Stuart, Barbara Lawlor over, while the corporations' Conversion Act of 1971, has done to America these Grover, William Mortimer, III Stuart, Jean Spei share dropped six percentage would create a national past four years and with the Guerard, Nancy Ann Stults, Susan Elizabeth points during the same period commission, composed of the promise which holds for four Gwinn, Jane Harvey Taylor, George Malcolm, HI to 23%. Five million workers . cabinet and selected more years of Nixon rule, how Hays, Leslie Ann Taylor, Marian ] are looking for a job, ANY job. economic experts and chaired can any feasible change, much Hayes, Thomas Moore, III Teeter, Eric Porcher millii them Ni> by the Secretary of Labor, less one of considerable Hodnett, Emily Claire Tillman, David John welfare cases. Millions are are which would preside over a darkly Hood, Cornelia Morgan Tocker, Nancy Elizabeth working only part-time or fund raised by a levy of 12%% Houston, John Brooke Vanek, Helga Ann have given up hope. While of before-tax profits gained by Hudgins, Margaret Vaughan, Benjamin David working people and salaried corporations from Hudson, Emily Ruch Weatherly, John Arm field professionals live in fear, government military Huggins, Howard Hugh, HI Whitehead, Lorayne H. wondering where their next Art Calendar contracts. This fund would Imlay, Laurie Denig Whitehead, Arthur Alan paycheck will come from if it serve to subsidize workers who Ivy, Margaret Cunningham Whitney, Colwell Culluir will come at all, the corporate would not be needed while the Jackson, Sylvia Anne Wicks, Franklin Owen, Jr. chiefs of the Lockheeds and corporation plants make the James, Ralph Charles Wilson, James P., Ill the Penn Centrals rest in Jarrell,John.A.,III • Wood, Michael David that photograph by art major production. In order to gain Kastanakin, Jan Renee Woodall, Minor Edward, III agement bring only Richard Clark, can pick it up the Kennedy, James Drake Ya*"hrough. Herbert Amos at the Gallery. corporations must agree to Michael Robertson the loss of their industrial Rush, Noel Lumpkin convert their plants to power. Shannonhouse, Martha Caldwell Stewart, James En peaceful utility within a given It is this age-old alignment time span, and they would be Civilization Films of Republican hierarchy and returned the money they had the corporate elite which (Cont. from deposited into the page 1 today threatens to subvert the Commission fund tax-free accomplishment with free enterprise system and Riches Speak Here upon the completion of the permanence, something thi create a modern American conversion process. Graeco-Romans had, but he nobility, protected from the English a The peacetime conversion Vikings did not have. But An bishop and i who wanted to be possibility of a falling from plan is an integral part of the mostly Clark centers on Wisconsin teacher-clergyman f i n a n c i al grace by tax McGovern design to achieve Charlemagne, the man who are featured guests at the He was principal of privileges and government full-employment of all willing learned to read, but never annual St. Luke's Convocation Cuddesdon College, then subsidy. to work. Also included in this uld had held today and yesterday. Canon of Christ Church, The highest income bracket economic recovery program is tablets beside his bed, "but The Rt. Rev. Kenneth Oxford, Archdeacon of is taxed at an official rate of a $10 billion government fund said he couldn't get the hang Riches, , is Oxford, , 70%, but because of the to sponsor the creation of jobs of it," the one who gave delivering the DuBose and Bishop of Lincoln. He loopholes these superrich are through private industry. western Europe order so that Lectures. His topic is holds the honorary position of able to employ, this group "Christian The Nixon Administration it could create culture, the Spirituality visitor (protector) of Eton pays an average of only 32% of apparently seeks to forego the monarch who again linked Today," and the second College, King's College Europe with the sources of lecture will be delivered (Cambridge), Brasenose and According to the US Treasury tonight at continuing to subsidize the antiquity in the Mediterranean 8:15 in the Lincoln Colleges (Oxford). His Report, one individual who munitions industries through world. Clark's appraisal of basement lecture room at special interests are in the garnered an income of $2.3 Library. Rev. government contracts for arms Charlemagne and his work is duPont The million last year from oil and and weapons systems which good. He shows us the Aachen Urban T. Holmes, professor of religious and social life and in gas, capital gains, dividends, pastoral theology at are not needed. War or no war, Chapel and the books Nashotah conservation vs. pollution. interest, paid tax rate and a House, Nashotah, is threat or no threat, need or no illuminated for the court WS, Today's seminar sessions, which is less than half that need, the military- industrial library. He describes the led by Holms, were held this a levied on working person's "What is Ministry complex which President relation between the Pope and Today?" morning. Holmes in addition first $1000. Bishop Riches has been Eisenhower warned would the monarch and he uses it to a to his teaching duties, is Richard Nixon does not endanger the domestic welfare make one of his masterful member of the House of Lords priest-in-charge of the Church seem overly concerned with since 1963. He was educated of the nation is being fed the conclusions: that the tension the plight of the worker. (Cont. on page 7) tax dollars so unfairly between the spiritual and at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and collected in an effort to worldly powers kept Europe Cuddesdon College, Oxford. He became OLDHAM THEATRE stimulate the economy with alive and vibrant in the Middle at St. Mary's Portsea investments in products which Ages. Clark concludes his first film by interpreting the tenth and was for seven years Oct 22-28 do nothing toward establishing a better way of century as accomplishment chaplain and librarian at Sidney Sussex College, 'The Godfathe life. rather than barbarity. It is the George Romney dispaired crucifix that makes the Cambridge. After World War II ' Rated 'R over; the fact that the funds difference. he was responsible for Oct 29-30 earmarked for Research and Development alone in the Bu tertlies A e Free' budget of th-3 Defense Department more than 6£<03

Soccer Team Close Game Splits Pair For The Tigers

The third quarter was marked by a long drive by The Centre College Centre to Sewanee's two yard Colonels broke loose for 79 line whereupon Centre scored. Bryan College and scored a 2-0 yards and a touchdown in the The Tigers held back the victory. For the entire first fourth quarter last Saturday to Colonels and their extra point half, the game was a defensive give them a come-from-behind kick failed. battle with neither team being victory ove'r the Tigers. The Centre won the game on able to score despite the fact 79-yard run ,came on a first two crucial intercepted passes that Sewanee had many more down play after Sewanee had and a pair of recovered shots than Bryan. Then, in the punted the ball to put Centre fumbles. First downs were 13 second half with just over on its own 21 yard line. The apiece, but the rushing twenty minutes elapsed, Steve two-point conversion was yardage against Sewanee Hogwood scored from the left accomplished by a totaled 330 yards. Sewanee side to give Sewanee a 1-0 lead. quarterback keeper. had a better day at passing The assist on the goal was The game opened on a than in the past—a total of 60 given to Ricky Timms. kick-off return by the Tigers yards and Sewanee penalties Sewanee continued to all the way to Centre's 10 yard dominate the play for the rest line. The Tigers couldn't score Sewanee is now 1-4 and of the game and then with and Centre had the ball on plays Southwestern next only ten seconds left Bryan Saturday in the annual was called for a hand ball Sewanee scored in the homecoming event. The Tigers infraction. David Mason then second quarter when Gary will be looking for a victory to took the penalty kick. On the Sims ran eight yards. Kevin bolster their record and avenge first attempt the goalie moved Lenahan kicked the extra the 9-7 loss last year against before the shot and Mason point, putting the Tigers ahead Southwestern. missed the free shot. He was awarded another free shot and this time he scored to give Sewanee a 2-0 win and a 3-0 half as Steve Hogwood drilled C. C. Team mark in league action. one past the goalie from the Sigma Nus Win Football On Saturday, Oct. 14, left side. The assist was awarded to Ricky Timms. Remains traveled to Covenant College Then, about one minute later, The Sigma Nus, undefeated from taking his usual time to in Chattanooga and returned Covenant scored from the left in regular season play for the get his passes away, despite the with a loss. Sewanee has not 1-1 Undefeated side to tie the score at . The past three years, finally efforts of the Sigma Nus' beaten Covenant College in defense tightened up until, managed to capture a stalwart blocking backs, Mark the last five years. with only a few minutes left in as they by Wayne Allen championship Johnston and Bill Wright. Key Sewanee was able to score the first half. Covenant again defeated the Betas in a passes were also caught by the first midway through the first scored from the left side to -fought finale, 12-6. Sewanee's cross country hard centers for both teams, Andy give them a 2-1 halftime lead. Behind the running and Betas the team remained in ranks of Beaty of the and The second half was a very passing of Frank Walker, the college unbeatens with a 28-27 Snakes' John Tucker, but the rough half for Sewanee's overcame a 6-6 dual meet victory over Centre Snakes difference proved to be in the players since Rick Fenlon halftime tie to earn the title College. The victory over secondaries, where Magee, Sewanee suffered a sprained ankle and Centre assured Sewanee's over the inspired Betas. Tucker, and John Bingham Van Davis suffered a cracked After getting by the with big present third place position in came up numerous thumb. These injuries, Independents in the the AP and UPI College plays to stop Beta drives. coupled with a couple of semi-finals with a spectacular Athletic Conference polls Steam goalie errors hurt Sewanee in offensive show in the second behind Washington and Lee. the second half as Covenant half, the Sigma Nus looked to took advantage of the their defense to thwart the for the Sewanee Tigers as Volleyball situation to score twice in the Betas* potent attack in the Laundry Centre took Sewanee down to second half to make the final finals. The Betas earned a shot the wire in a hard-fought but 4-1 in their favor. Since announcing women s penalty-free game. at the championship by Sewanee played a very routing the Phis, who volleyball teams and schedules Sewanee had the upper LET US DO YOUR good game but again were eventually lost to the last week, Mrs. Martha hand after the first 6 with men ports subjected to very poor Independents in the battle for Swasey,. women's a three-point, 12-9 lead, but CLEANING FOR YOU officiating and the inability to coordinator, has attended a Centre refused to fold and third place. Betas put an early scare rushed back to within two The Sewanee's next game was into the Snakes as they scored volleyball in the state. She points at the end of eight men. against Tennessee Temple last a pass Bruce returned with news of the As Centre placed the ninth first on from night in Chattanooga. This was State College Women's man, the result of the Peden to Bob Lin, but Walker a league game and a victory meet We Furnish Bed Linen right back Volleyball Tournament, to be was placed on Clark Scott's brought his team will take the league title and to held November 16 and 17 at wide, muscular shoulders. with a touchdown bomb 2 Sheets, Pillowslip the right to host the league Tennessee Tech in Cookeville, With Jim Palmer. Early in the tournament on Nov. 3 and 4. a gleam in his eye, Scott second half, Walker teamed TN. An all-star team will be 3 Bath Towels Sewanee's next home game proceeded to track his quarry with Roy Young for the final chosen from the intramural will be Friday against Peabody and caught Centre's sixth man touchdown of their illustrious participants to represent Changed Every College. with a half-mile to go. Scott's careers, and this was enough to Sewanee. final sprint dashed Centre's the win. late The . all-s hopes for an upset and allowed secure A interception by Mac Magee hope to take on the Delt Sewanee to win its third dual and a kee penalty put a halt to pledges again this year and meet without a defeat. continue a winning tradition the Betas' hopes . of a late victory, giving the Sigma Nus in that "league." The date for HAMMER'S performance in the meet was their w ell-earned this spectacular event is still to one of its best of the season. championship. be announced, but will On The Square in Winchester First place finisher Kevin Excellent play by defensive probably be some time during Harper and fifth place finisher end Martin Ellis kept Walker November. Tom Phelps recorded times Special New Shipment of Mens Doubleknit close to their personal bests. Sport Bill Emerson, Clark Scott, and Coats Assorted Styles and Patterns Steve Smith all broke their best previous marks by large margins to allow Sewanee to UNIVERSITY pull out in the victory. Value to $50.00 Only $19.95 Sewanee's next meet will SUPPLY be Friday at 3 PM on the golf course. The opponent will be Famous Brand Merchandise at Discount Prices Southwestern. STORE Wednesday, October 18, 1972 The Sewanee Purple

Convocation Phelp's Statement

(Cont . from page 5) THE 72 ELECTION WILL Fisherman in of St. Simon the I seek the post of student trustee only because I love Port Washington, WS. He is the T HAPPEN WITH OR WITHOU Sewanee, really love Sewanee. Students ' who au thor of three books, knew me in my freshman year and who read this including one, YOUNG YOU CHILDREN AND THE sentence will undoubtedly be very surprised by it. But be EUCHARIST, scheduled to . to those who know me now, know it as the truth. fall Seabury published this by Embittered my freshman year, I came very close to Press and released on tape by leaving Sewanee in favor of another school. Needless to the Episcopal Radio-TV say, I am glad I did not. Foundation. He has also had This isnottosay, many articles published in then, thatlhavea "blind love" for religious journals. WHY NOT MAKE A DIFFERENCE? this institution and her students. I have suffered the He holds a BA (Phi Beta same things as most students have and have noted the Kappa) and MA from the reasons for these hardships. But experiencing some University of North Carolina, hardship should serve to make one grown, and is a MDiv degree from Philadelphia Divinity School, therefore valuable. That is why Sewanee should not be and an STM from the "easy" for all our gripes. However, I am not for the University of the South. He is status quo, forSewanee has erred from her ideals, and a candidate for the PhD degree must return to them. Allow me to share with you the at Marquette University on a comments on the original ideals of the University in a faculty scholarship. Founder's Day speech by Andrew Lytic about five *•* years ago. He is speaking about the role of the Christian university in the world today: Party Weekend "How can this school help (the world)? I feel that both the liberals and conservatives have lost definition. (Cont. from page 1) Neither one can make us know what a liberal arts be eating shrimp and drinking education means. But a tradition might. The essence of "something." Grain will be the the Sewanee tradition has been that of the founders, to beverage Saturday evening and graduate a Christian or a gentleman, who will go back a band will play. " The SAEs and Sigma Nus home, or out into the world, and be what he is. did not respond to inquiries We must recapture what these traditions mean—a about their plans. real ideal. It is not to be done by simply and grudgingly putting on a coat and tie, or a dress, but by realizing

what it means to be a gentleman or a lady. In short, it SPMA Has Band Nixon means a true regard for one another, a real love, for that is the stuff of life, and that is some of what Sewanee has This Friday taught in the past. The coat and tie itself is a (Cont. from page 3) symbol—and symbols are important. Your NAME is Friday night the Sewanee the symbol yourself. wish to a music for the student body, In the field of education, of Do you become Popular Music Association will the SPMA has additional Nixon requested $1.5 billion number? When you sign a paper, your symbol of present Kudzu Convocation events planned which include from Congress for special help personality goes on that paper. It is your honor, and a Hall beginning at 8:00 PM. a country-western show in in desegregation of Southern number doesn't contain it. That is why Sewanee has an Ludzu, from Atlanta, is a November and possibly a schools, where students in honor code, because she wants her students to learn FINE rock music band and is concert by the famous all-black schools have currently recording with what honor means. We honor men only as reflections "bluesman" John Hammond. decreased from 68% in of Capricorn Records down in The SPMA was formed in 1968-69 to only 9% in honoring God. Macon, GA., recording home to order bring in good music to 1971-72. Does the average Sewanee students have this of, among others, the Allman the Mountain. Everyone with appointed more concept his personal honor in relationship with Brothers, Alex Taylor and Wet Nixon has of blacks to top government others? If we don't, YOU don% Sewanee as a Willie. suggestions or ideas for music if posts than any other This is the second in a series is encouraged to attend the learning institution has failed. It is what you put your President, marked evidence of music presentations which meetings. Inquiries can be money into Sewanee to come to learn. What do we that the President is interested had its debut with directed "Warm" to Woody Deutsch or learn at Sewanee? It should be a careful balance of from Birmingham. In an effort Bimbo Moss. appointment practices. Seven physical knowledge and the intellect called introspect. to provide a "variety" of black am bassadors were I dare say that we are not all learning this delicate Nixon in 38 appointed by balance. The world is not all physical facts, it is also the months, versus six in LBJ's 62 true regard, that LOVE for people. When that scale is months. Nixon appointed 15 balanced with the knowledge physical facts and black federal judges in 38 of research into months versus 14 in LBJ's 62 knowledge of God, then you are quality—and will go months and JFK's 6 in 35 out into the world as one of the finest people oh earth. months. birth defects You are one who knows and lives the truth ' that the Other Nixon achievements physical aspects and God are not separate. for minorities have been for -prevention I see the worth in since the end my Spanish-speaking Americans Sewanee— of and Indians. President Nixon freshman year, I have gained much love for Sewanee established the Cabinet and her students. I consider myself ten times the person on Opportunities Committee I was, yet lower than the bottom ofAlto road. for SSA's (Spanish-speaking There is the "good" to learn and live at Sewanee. Americans) which monitors (and the federal programs and develops Preserving it is the job of the Trustees City Cafe the President's ideas. He administration, the faculty, the students, and the announced the 16-point plan dogs). By this statement you can see the line of my on November 5, 1971, which reasoning, the ability or inability of my discernment. If recruits SSA's for federal jobs, you consider a good product Sewanee, then you counsels high school students, me of Open a.m. - 7 10 p.m. every night and advances more SSA's in will vote for me. If you have a different view of ME, federal jobs. Nixon proposed then do not vote for me, for I have failed with you. In the Indian Financing Act in this way you pick the way you want to be educated.

- 1970 to improve loan PARTY WEEKEND: OPEN 7 a.m. 3 a.m. The choice is yours; be educated with honor, learning programs for Indians. A to honor God, with love and knowledge; or be desirable change has taken schools, sterile place in the Bureau of Indian "educated" as in most other with the Affairs during the Nixon knowledge of facts as facts. administration. Top Thank you for reading this, it reflects your concern, management jobs in the something Sewanee needs more of. federal agency have shifted to — Tom Phelps virtual control by Indians. Under Nixon, the office is run by six non-Indians and COULSON fourteen Indians (70%) while the BIA office STUDIO under Johnson You Here CHEESEBURGERS was run by ten non-Indians Serving Mountain and six Indians (37.5%). on the )

The Sewanee Purple Wednesday, October 18, 1972

Gordon's Statement

1 The major issue of this election must be seen as the achievement of a wider, freer, participation of the student in his own community. For a long time, this university as been undergoing a crisis that seems to center around the conflict of maintenance versus abolition of the codified tradition governing the behavior andappearanceof the Sewanee student.

I strongly believe that this conflict is NOT the source of the crisis but rather an outward manifestation of frustration that diverts our attention from the more fundamental problem: the inability of the Sewanee student to more freely participate in the development of his academic and social community. While the DA might be an effective organization through which students could form and reform this community, it has been manhandled more than once by the 'powers-that-be" (e.g.: open dorms, calendar and curriculum changes.) The necessity of the drive toward wider students responsibility has often been obscured by dire predictions, simply executed directives, and curt "no's" from the administration on particular issues. Compromise has seldom been worked out on the more important issues which would have inevitably lead to greater student responsibility and participation in the community. Students have left in frustration, sliding either into apathy or battles over the appearance and behavior rules, while the more important issues of curriculum, dorm life, and student powers, have been decided with a minimum of student participation in these decisions.

The role of the Student Trustee is of the greatest importance when seen in connection with the question of student powers. We cannot ask the administration to give up its power, but the Student Trustee can draw on the power and support of the Board of Trustees to Passing Through Sewanee bring the students and administration into a more equitable power balance. Finally, I will make myself available to those who (Editor's note : the following is solid as do the fragrant pines, wish to know the views the Trustees or an unsolicited article written while dogwoods gently spread of communicate by David A. Wooters oT Des their four-petaled blossoms, a view of their own. Moines, IA. It concerns his flowering as if tomorrow may — Eliott Gordon impressions of Sewanee when he visited here last spring. people are small-tov, attitudes, and if nothing ne It is a soft spring rain. It Grad School Recruiter Comes high-ceilinged cathedral, with is said, the calm w doesn't pound on the streets its stained glass windows, and continue. There are fe sidewalks, if just falls. provide the most peaceful worries and with the re Dr. Francis Connally fron from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. There isn't the usual hurry surroundings on top of the Washington Universitj Students wishing to have world far away it is 1 an and chaos easy most rains bring, university-owned mountain. relax and sleep. Sewanee h. Graduate School of Busines interview with him may but the people unhurredly The campanile builds a tune cars, electricity, povert Administration in St. Louis register for a convenient time carry out their daily affairs. to every hour to mark the will in the hate, and running water — f MO, be recruiting or Placement Office, No one hates the rain and this passing of the day for the campus Thursday, Oct. 19 Cleveland 8. is good. This is Sewanee. students. Everyone is It would be difficult to unhurried and the dress code determine what makes The pulls Sewanee back one day University of the South at more. Gowns are worn by all from a well-to-do professors and Campus Calendar students with ,ily i peaceful. Maybe it's the higher grades. Girls wear ceful university, the remoteness — the small town dresses to class and meals and chances i great that he will 7 8:15 PM—Address by The Right lies an hour's ride Reverent to a major the boys wear coats and ties sleep and not wake up till he 3 Kenneth Riches city. Maybe it's the size of - although often leaves, four years later. The Grosvenor Auditorium the university — only 900 complemented by T-shirts, demand of academic work 8 : 15 PM-Cinema Guild, "Wild Strawberries" students attend this Episcopal tie-dye shirts, cut-offs, and and the absence of immediate Blackman Auditorium college. Or maybe its the problems allows his mind to 8:15 PM—Dean Garrelts of Columbia University location — set on the top of a The student union consists become numb to will talk with students interested mountain which overlooks others' in engineering of a theater and restaurant the problems. He may become so Woods Labs 216 rural valley. No one where a dime will buy a comfortable in his Board of Regents in session knows what makes this such a blueberry ice cream cone to overstuffed tranquil place, but everyone life that his enjoy while talking with i :00-6:00 knows that emotions atrophy from PM—Reception for Nell Booker Sonneman it is. And that is ily- enough. under-use. You talk about J Art Gallery Somehow, the union is of pollution and he agrees 7:15 & 8:15PM-Civilisation Series film The got hie buildings, you that perfect blend to make it should use waste constructed of sandstone containers. "Great Thaw" a gathering place without quarried from You talk of war and he says Blackman Auditorium the area, are becoming a hangout. he agrees The War Between Board of Regents in session th* first things that make the The life is easy here and the States was visitor slow his pace. Old terrible for the people are better for it. A buildings are both North and South. And 3 :30 PM—Soccer—Sewanee v. Peabody College comfortably "hello" is more a one word you talk about Cross-Country— spaced and separated poverty and Sewanee v. Southwestern by conversation than a greeting he thinks you mean Board of Regents in session green lawns, decorated with being and your Raliegh Super overdrawn from the violets and small white wild local Course can sit unlocked flowers. Oaks and Homecoming — Study Day yellow without being stolen. Sewanee and its 12:30PM—5:30 poplars grqw straight and university PM—Shapard Tower will be Sewanee, the small town aren't heaven, but they are a open for visitors adjoining the school, is part retre t. They aren't the 2:00 PM—Football—Sewanee v. Southwestern of the ten thousand acre answer, but they are a help. domain owned by twelve 3ims ^onA Monday 4:30 Episcopal diocese. The town in quiet places, & 7:00 PM-Experimental Film but the October 23 is not run by a mayor and danger of falling asleep to the Blackman Auditorium council. There is no mayor. world is also greater. Quiet ipQckaqe