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VOL 91 NO. 30 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWA~E FRIDAY. FEBRlTAUY 11. 1HHH Gregory Exposes, i Blasts Hypocrisy By ERICH SMITH "When I found out in the Dick Gregory has a white man's history book problem, and it really bothers that my ancestors in Africa him. It bothers him so much were cannibals and ate that he came to Delaware people, I went to church to State last Wednesday night to pray for them. The white tell over 600 people about it. Christian minister there had Gregory has been telling me stay for communion, and people about his problems told me, 'Here, this his body (and their's, too) since 1964, and this is his blood.' "Or, when he started making both what," asks Gregory, "would fewer jokes and more most parents do if the exposures of hypocrisy in government demanded all America. A lot of people dogs and cats to be turned in didn't like what he was doing for duty in Vietnam?" A lot then, and they probably more, he guesses, than they don't like it now. His vision is do about having their sons too accurate, his knowledge confiscated for service there. of the system too complete, He also tells the story of VALENTINE'S DAY may not be so sweet for these five ladies: (1-r) Cecilia Jackson, Anna Yolk, and his criticism too merciless the U of Wisconsin draft Maud Greenplate, Theora aohaley, and Stella Weinner. These Scrounge employees faced losing their for them. resister - whose parents had jobs by not arriving at work at 6:30a.m. today to mop the floors. staff Photo by Jim B echtel But the people in the rejected him, "Why, if that Student Center Auditorium boy had taken dynamite and definitely liked what they blown up a building, his heard, and they proved it by parents would have been interrupting the recent down there on campus, presidential write-in getting him the best lawyer, Scrounge Ladies Face candidate with applause again and running around, saying, and again, nodding assent "We just don't know what with his views, and laughing got into our boy." at his gibes at the system. " I'm sure your parents "The number one know that there's 152 Mops 0-r Loss Of Jobs problem in this nation today senator's and congressman's is moral pollution. This is the sons old enough to get By JIM BECHTEL unfair and that they planned AS9, a senior economics most morally polluted, drafted that haven't ever been Del a ware's beloved as a· group to report at their major who earns $1.35 per • degenerate and insane nation drafted. I wish I was draft Scrounge Ladies may be usual hour of 7 a.m., hour working in the on the face of this earth, bar age ... cause when I'd get my scrounging for new jobs after regardless of consequences. Scrounge. He said, "There I J . none. America is the only induction notice, I'd run today. "We're all sticking together might be an ulterior motive in country in the world that lies down to Washington, and According to Anna Yolk, on this." this order (to mop), knowing ! about what she is.' ~ spokeswoman for thegroupof· that some of these ladies are handcuff myself to Dean Contacted about the ' \ Gregory sees moral Rusk's son, and get on Scrounge employees, they matter on Tuesday afternoon, nearing retirement and pollution as steming from nationwide television, and say were told on Tuesday Gilbert P. Volmi, director of pension age, to try to get rid widespread, deeprooted to all the fools in An1erica, morning that they would housing and dining services, of them. This just isn't good hypocrisy. He picks out "Whatever is wrong with have to report one-half hour said, "The Scrounge first shift business ethics." Also, he inconsistencies and double Dean's boy is wrong with earlier than usual today--at was rescheduled starting at pointed out, bringing 14 standards with unnerving me!" 6:30 a.m.--to mop the floors 6: 30 a.m. to keep the women in a half hour earlier ease, leaving one always with Gregory's talk developed of the Scrounge before scrounge clean for the would be seven the question, "Yeah, that's two main themes: America beginning their regular work, students. Conditions have not employee-hours of work, right, why didn't I ever notice ro be fired, or quit. She said been what they should be." whereas two men could mop that?" (Continued to Page 13) that the women felt this was "TO SAVE FUNDS" the floor in an hour. Volmi explained that OBJECTIONS during last semester the Mrs. Yolk outlined three Timing Error janitorial work wa:s done by principal reasons for the the custodial division of the women's objection to the Office of Building new schedule and work Maintenance. Since ·the food requirements. These were: (1) Campus Bowl Ends As Disputed Tie service operates as a many of the women are too Belmont Hall and Russell 1}odleski, ~Gl , Elliot Snyder, English" went unanswered in self-supported department of old to do what is a heavy, A received duplicate trophies ASl!, ;md Bob Halstead, ASO, guilty silence by both teams. the university , he added, this man's job, (2) the time is too in the Campus Bowl last ralli~ in the second half of Rodney ( C,· led by required filing an advance early for women with Monday night in the Rodney their match against Russell A Spotswood Foster, A9 , who work order and payment for children and out-of-state Room as the results of the after trailing 100 points initiated the Campus Bowl in the services. commuters, and (3) Scrounge final rounds of the contest behind their opponents at the fall, feels that this type of Questioned by The personnel are already were disputed. half-time. Belmont also contest gives the non-athletes Review about the quality of underpaid, understaffed, and Due to an over-allotment defeated Rodney C earlier a chance to exoress the work done, Volmi said overworked. in timing, Belmont was first that evening in a semifinal themselves. The enthusiasm Tuesday that it was not "I can do any job in declared the winner by a match. of the participants has been unsatisfactory. Rather, the here," said TheoraRohaley,a score of 185 to 170. When Mike Cavey, ASO, with so great that Firestone is janitorial service was food service employee of 15 the error was discovered and the support of Hans Feindt, currently working on plans to discontinued "to save funds years service. "We've always the end of regulation time ED2, Mike Green, AS9, and send a team to New York as for the department." cleaned up our own mess was determined, the score Dan Witmeyer, AS9, carried contestants on G. E.'s College DENIAL behind the counters; but that was tied at 160 points apiece. his team to victory over Bowl program. However, this was denied was light spot mopping, and The Belmont team of Gilbert C with a score of 140 The team will be a by Joseph K. Gilbert, thisisheavy· work. I think it Tom Rosbrow, ASO , Joe to 95 in the other semifinal composite of individuals Personnel and Training (the mop-up order) is too match of the evening before selected from the groups that Officer for the Housing and much to ask . I'm 55 years the final clash with Belmont. took part in the campus Food Service, at a meeting old." Gold i.e's Auditions Belmont Hall and Russell A contest. It has , been four Wednesday night attended by BELOW MIN. WAGE? were the last of forty nine years since the university has Several of the workers Auditions for Goldie's representatives from the teams that began the Campus been represented on the management, some also contended that they be Door Knob will held Bowl in November. national College Bowl employees, and about 100 were being paid below Monday afternoon at 4:15 in In the quarter-finals '68 A program--and if the display of concerned students. "We are minimum wage. The federal the Rodney Room. Groups or and B defeated Phi Kappa · intellect in the final rounds of not trying to save money, we minimum wage is $1.60 per individuals wishing to Tau 165 to 120 after a slow the Campus Bowls is a have advertised and are hiring hour, Gilbert said; and the audition will please contact start when the first question significant indication of more students," Gilbert said. starting pay for a "General Kay Schmick, 214 Gilbert D. "What does the university student ability, the university Another viewpoint was Service Worker, Grou~J 1, insignia say :n Latin and is ready for New York! expressed by Gary Lloyd, (Continued to P•t• 12) PAGE 2 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, ·NEWARK, DELAWARE, FEBRUARY 14, 1969
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'TODAY Summer," Student Center at held from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. SOUTH CAMPUS 10 p.m. Admission 50 cents. in the Kirkwood Room of the FRATERNITY HOUSE INDOOR TRACK .. Student Center. Parties-All men invited. 8 DELAWARE ~ PENN NEW CINEMA p.m.-12 midnight. (F&V)-Delaware Field House PROGRAM 11-a collection of DELAWARE STRING at 1:30 p.m. short films by directors of the CUBANS AGREE TO EARLY PLANE RELEASE CLINIC-Rodney Room, SWIMMING. 60's offered in Wolf Hall at 8 WASHINGTON---The United States and Cuba have reached an Student Center, at 7:45 p.m. DELAWARE vs p.m. WINTERTHUR agreement on hijackings that will speed the return of passengers LAFAYETTE (F&V)-Car DELAWARE MUSIC aboard planes forced to the island nation. The accord, announced P R 0 GRAM EXECUTIVE penter Sports Building ·at 2 EDUCATORS CONFER- C 0 MMITTEE-Williamson by the State Department Wednesday, provides that passengers and 3 p.m. ENCE-Kirkbride Room, aboard U.S. airliners hijacked to Cuba will be permitted to Room, Student Center, at 9 UNVERISTY FILM. NEW Student Center at 3 p.m. a.m. continue their flight on the same planes. The new understanding CINEMA, PROGRAM II-A SYMPHONIC BAND was worked out through the Swiss embassy in Havana. GOLDIE'S DOOR collection of brilliant short CONCERT· Mitchell Hall at KNOB-Student Center. The films by directors of the '60's 8:15p.m. PENTAGON ANNOUNCES ~IISSILES AROUND CITIES acclaimed documentary on (and 70's). Wolfe Hall at 8 GRADUATE STUDENT WASHINGTON---Toe Army has revealed that nuclear surfing "The Endless p.m; ASSOCIATION-Meeting at 7 warheads for Nike anti-aircraft missiles have been stored in and Summer." Showing at 10 GALAPAGOS-WILD p.m. in the Kirkbride Room around American cities without incident since 1958. The p.m. Admission 50 cents. EDEN- A full color motion of the Student Center. disclosures came Wednesday with the release of secret testimony CREATIVE AUSTRIA, picture of the unique plant, STUDENT RELIGIOUS before Congress by Lieutenant General A.D. Starbird---head of 20th CENTURY -Museum of bird, and animal life of these LIBERALS-Or. DeColigny the Pentagon's Sentinel anti-missile program. The disclosure that the Philadelphia Civic Center, unusual islands of the Pacific and Dr. Moody will discuss atomic warheads have been placed near major U.S. cities for more Civic Center Blvd. at 34th St. Ocean off the coast of "The Future of the American than a decade apparently has been made to combat fears that until Feb. 23. Ecuador. Presented by Roger University System." McLane Sentinel warheads will be a . standing menace to cities. THE PHOENIX COFFEE Tory Peterson, international Room, Student Center at HOUSE-Howie Wyeth and ly known for his many 6:30p.m. All are welcome. NIXON CONCERNED WITH VOTING AGE Company, New York Blues eidtions of "Field Guide to "UNDERSTANDING WASHINGTON---President Nixon called Monday for his and Jazz Pianist. Also .Frank the Birds." Begins at 8 p.m., THE YOUNG MILITANTS," cabinet to come up with recommendations on such items as Shields, Discussion on "Black at the P .S. DuPont High of Robert Hemstreet, lowering the voting age. Also to be considered is a plan for the Humanity" as viewed by a School. 50 cents admission. minister of the Unitarian federal government to share its tax revenues with states and local ghetto teacher. Call Phoenix Fellowship of Newark at the governments. for time. SUNDAY Fellowship House. The 10:30 CONGRESS TO DEAL WITH DRAFT LAWS TOMORROW PAN AMERICAN CLUB-a a.m. service will include a CAPITOL HILL---Chairman Mendel Rivers of South Carolina GOLDIE'S DOOR reunion for all members and panel discussion on "What do said Wednesday his House Armed Services Committee may K N 0 B ·"The End less interested persons will be Student Radicals Want." re-consider the draft law and possibly approve a lottery selection system. The Democrat said his committee may hold hearings on the Selective Service Act this spring. If it does, it will be yielding to growing public lamor for revision of the draft law. Finders Keepers; SIRHAN TRIAL REACHES ALTERNATE JURORS LOS ANGELES---Selection of alternate jurors for the trial of Sirhan Sirhan on a charge he killed Senator Robert Kennedy ~WHEN~~'~~~ continued Tuesday, as the prosecution rejected one prospective Still, Many Weepers alternate who opposed capital punishment. Charles Lipson was ~640RAOIO~ refusedaftersayinghecouldreturn a guilty verdict, but not the Are finders really keepers? "The operation is really death penalty. They are at the university very simple," Seymour U.S., SAIGON MEET BEFORE PEACE TALKS after 30 days. · continued. "A student loses PARIS---U.S. and South Vietnamese negotiators held a Chief of university an item and comes here to fill 30-minute strategy conference Wednesday in advance of ~It\~ security Norman Seymour ( out a card with a description Thursday's meeting with the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong talked recently about his TODA·v of what he's lost. It may delegations. The head of South Vietnam's delegation---Pham Dang 3·4:30 p.m. department's lost and found already be turned in and we Lam---is fearful that the North Vietnamese will take a harder line Colonel Bogey Show, Top Hits. operation . and how finders just have the student sign a in the negotiations. The Communist Party paper in Hanoi said 4:30-5:30 p.m. can legally become owners if (Continued to Page 6) Jon Rafal Show, Top Hits. Tuesday the U.S. and Saigon must accept unconditionally Hanoi's 5:30-7 p.m. an item isn't claimed within formula for ending the war. Carol Reed Show, Dinner 30 days. Music. CAPTURED-LAND ISSUE FACES ISRAELIS 7·7:30 p.m. "We have more things in Editor Reinstated News. JERUSALEM---The government of Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol 7:30-9 p.m. that back room than you can Bob Canning Show, possibly imagine," the chief faced a possible break-away movement Wednesday by its Underground. right-wing supporters over the question of the Arab territory 9·10:30 p.m. Don Henry said. "Many students who After Printing Show, MOR. thought their books or captured by Israel during the 1967 war. Right-wingers have 10:30-12 midnight scheduled a vote of confidence in Parliament over Eshkol's recent Steve Bowen Show, Top Hits. umbrellas were stolen never 12·12:15 a.m. Obscene Column statement that most of the captured territory could be traded News: final report. checked with us. The items 12:15-2 a.m. are probably right here." (CPS)--A special committee back to the Abrabs in return for concessions. The right-wingers Don Ritter' Odyssey, want to hold on to the Arab land. Contemporary. One walk-in closet and an set up to investigate the TOMORROW upright metal cabinet located Purdue University Exponent 12· 2 p.m. has declared that the campus BERLIN STUDENTS PLAN ANTI-NIXON ACTION Hit~teve Kusheloff Show, Top in the office of Lt. Clifford Woomer, officer in charge of press should be free from BERLIN---West Berlin's leftist students denounced President 2·4 p.m. Nixon as "a reactionary" Wednesday and declared their intention Steve Bowen Show, Top Hits. lost and found, does reveal external restraints, virtually 4-5 : 30 p.m. vindicating the paper and its of demonstrating when he arrives in their city February 27th Jon Rafal Show, MOR. more than can be imagined. 5:30-7 p.m. Hundreds of gloves, scarfs editor, who had been fired by on his European tour. Students of the leftist-dominated Free Middle-of-the-road. University also voted to demonstrate against the March 5th 7-8:30 p.m. and books. Umbrellas seem to the school administration. Mu~ca.ve Oberhettinger, Soul stand out as the number one The committee of faculty, election of a new West German president in West Berlin. 8:30·11 p.m. lost item ·on campu; with students and administrators De•aware vs West Chester (A) DUBCEK REAFFIRMS REFORM INTENTIONS 11·12 midnight wearing apparel coming in supported a resolution of Top Hits. second. Jackets, sweaters and Sigma Delta Chi professional PRAGUE---Communist Party First Secretary Alexander 12·2 a.m. Dubcek says Czechoslovakia will never abandon its aims despite Tim Isaacs, Underground. even a mink-like journalism society, opposing the Soviet invasion triggered by his reform program. In a speech SUNDAY three-quarter-length coat censorship of any kind and 6·8 p.m. Tuesday, broadcast by Prague Radio Wednesday, Dubcek said, adorn Lt. Woomer's office. urging the "highest Mu5~.rol Reed Show, Dinner "The principles on which we -based the concept of the Watches and jewelry are kept professional judgment and 8·11 p.m. post-January policy have remained valid, even though they were Don Ritter, MOR. in a separate drawer. responsibility in determining 11-1 a.m. (Continued to Page 7) subjected to diffident tests." C.W. Show, Oldies. MONDAY 3-4:30 p.m. Gary Pierce Show, Top Hits. 4:30·5:30 p.m. C.W. Show, Top Hits. ODD BODKINS By DAN O'NEILL 5:30-7 p.m. Rich Summerville Show, Dinner Music. 7-7:30 p.m. news. 7:30·9 p.m. Mu!tc~nk Goldstein Show, Dinner 9-10:30 p.m. Colonel Bogey Show, MOR. 10:30-12 midnight Jon Rafal Show, Top. Hits. 12·12: 15 a.m. News: final report. 12:15·2 a.m. Taped Music, Top Hits. News on the hours. News headlines on the half-hour. News and sports in depth at 7 p.m. Final news report at 12 midnight. UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, FEBRU-ARY 14, 1969 PAGE 3 Frat Rush To Enter Final Week; Eligible Men To Decide Soon As rush embarks on its the rush calendars, rushees Student Services. final week, decision making are usually visited by AU bids are matched and time draws near for the many fraternity men of various released to the rushees next freshmen and upperclassmen houses. Thursday at 4 p.m. in the This allows the fraternity who rused Delaware's 12 Student Center. Commenting fraternities this spring. men to speak more frankly to the rushee about what he can on rush activities so far, Jerry After the opening Bilton, IFC Rush Chairman smokers, the fundamental contribute to a fraternity and to point out the benefits that termed them successful and question of "Should I join a can be reaped from fraternity urged aU interested men to fraternity?" should have been life. After the initial smokers participate. answered. After meeting the and parties, rush activities are Howard Meyers, IFC brothers, touring the houses, by invitation. Public Relations Manager, and geeting an idea of what Rush will conclude with a extended this message to each fraternity has to offer, final smoker Tuesday. This t:tJShees; "To those who join a rushees began to limit their marks the beginning of quiet fraternity, the freatemity choices. period, when no fraternity system at Delaware welcomes Rushees are encouraged to man may talk to a rushee you. It is through you that visit the houses during the about the house. Bids are we will grow, prosper, and day to meet fraternity · men submitted Wednesday to remain an integral part of the in a more casual atmosphere. assistant Dean T. Albert University of Delaware and On the nights left open by Nikles at the Office of the Newark community." Active Minority Black Students Organized NO SECRET PASSAGE HE~ffi. These men are inspecting the By CHUCK MALLOY were merely blacks in a sea of is· the newly elected ceiling panel in the main hall of the student center, while Mr. With less than 70 out of a white, the Harvard blacks president. Other officers John J. Doyle, Jr., assistant building maintenance supervisor. (far total population of over organized a union to alleviate include Toni Laws, ASO, as 8000, the black students on their alienation from the right), looks On. Staff Photo by Jim Bechtel vice-president; Phyllis Jones, campus are a very definite white student body. ASO, as secretary; and Carl minority-- but they do not go The same situation exists Turner. ASI. treasurer. unnoticed. here. And the same solution BLACK AWARENESS WEEK Many things join them was applied. Internal education and Lighting Shield Falls; together, many things drive FORMATION preparing strategy papers for them together. The The B.Iack Students Union dealing with the organization which has was subsequently formed to administration take up much become their life center is the point out to the conservative of the officers' time now but Inquiry Being ConducJed Black Students Union. status quo at the university most of this month will be The Union was formed the need for a change spent preparing the "Black Chicken Littles hold your Ganoe said. "We put them last spring, but the idea regarding racial tensions. Awareness" week, March r heads. The ceiling in the back in right away and there originated the previous In addition it has aimed at 10-17. Student Center's main has been no problem .. I asked October from an article in the cultural enlightenment of Sonia Sanchez, a poetress haUway may be falling. for the inspection this time Look Magazine. The article black · students, the from San Francisco, is flying -- One of the translucent because we want to avoid dealt with the black students strengthening of black in to begin the week. panels that shield the recessed anyone being hurt." at Harvard. Feeling that they students academically, and Throughout the week talks flourescent lighting in the alleviation of tensions in will be given by Dr. Dalmos hallway ceiling fell down social life and housing. Taylor, a psychologist from Monday morning, according Newark City Council Now the Union is making the Naval Academy; Dr. Seth to David B. Ganoe, assistant plans for a new cultural Spellman, a sociologist from director of the Student center. The center would be a New York State University at Center. He notified the Office Changes Loiter Law place where black students Albany; and Hosea Williams of Plant Operations of the could go and be black, a place (Continued to Page 11) incident, he said, and By MARGE PALA David Arnold, of 402 New where black students could requested an investigation. Standing ori the street London Rd., represented free themselves from white On Tuesday afternoon, corner, watching the girls go residents of that area alienation, a place where Students Charged John J. Doyle, Jr., Assistant by may get one arrested for concerning problems created students could learn--all B u i I ding Maintenance loitering. by the Fairfield Shopping students, both black and Superintendent, conducted Newark City Council Center located on New white. With Possession an inspection of the ceiling, amended a. city ordinance London Road. It may provide the white student at this university with Of Marijuana - to determine whether the tie on loitering and congregating He commented that, "The his only chance to learn what bars and all of the panels in their regular session noise factor that has been Two university students were secure. Mr. Doyle Monday night. The change it is to be black, what it is to were arrested Saturday for created is of , the utmost feel alienated because of the reported that, although the was reviewed and approved annoyance." He explained possession of marijuana. investigation would continue, by city police who feel it will color of his skin. Newark police arrested the that from approximately 11 And it may tum out to be he could see no immediate be a valuable asset in crowd p.m. til 7 a.m. continuous pair and a third youth, a danger. "I don't see how the control. one of the few places at this former student, at Ivy Hall truck delivery to the A&P university where something panels could come out unless The ordinance was -rood store creates noise that Apartments. the whole ceiling fell. And amended by deleting the similar to learning about The two students were disturbs the area residents. people takes place. thats not going to happen." phrase, "within four hours" He added that the noise Robert C. Chambers of Lewes Doyle pointed out that and adding, "for no other from the trucks themselves BLACK ENVIRONMENT and Robert E. Cohen of the supporting arms near the purpose." The previous code was not as unbearable as "the To encourage this, the Washington, D.C. The third Academy St. door were allowed four hours before noise of boxes dropping four cultural center would contain youth was Stephen D. Miller bowed down and that some arrest could be made. feet to the ground from the a library, tutorial areas, of Merrick, New York. All are of the metal strips which PARKING side of a truck." records, a recreation area, and 19. support the center of the Parking restrictions on offices for the Union. Its Besides more than a ceiling were out of alignment. Lovett Avenue were extended Another complaint was emphasis obviously will be on pound of marijuana, police The trouble, he opined, was to include the north side of the solid bank of interior black environment. found assorted pills 'and due to wind currents the street between Chapel light composed of 18 rows of Presently, however, pipes. circulating through the and Academy street. uncovered flourescent offices for the Black Students University officials are hallway ac; the doors were According to Edward lighting. According to Arnold Union are located on the conducting their own opened and closed. Stiff, Newark City Manager, this results in a tremendous second floor of the Student investigation to see what, if A student reported the the street is too narrow for glare facing the house fronts Center in the unappropriately any action can or may be faUen panel to him, Ganoe two-way traffic and parking in the area. named but soon to be taken against the studnets. said, adding that to his facilities. He added that the changed--hopefully--Agnew The threee were charged knowledge, no one was in the traffic flow is considerably DelleDonne, who is Room. with possession of marijuana. area at the time it fell. He increased by the near-by the developer in the area. The room is stacked with ·Bail was set at $1,000 on told The Review that none of dorm residents. agreed to talk to A&P books, records, posters, each charge. the panels had ever fallen CITIZENS SPEAK management regarding the information, and people and All have posted bail and before Monday. Some citizens took complaints. It is hoped that will soon be open for anyone have been released pending a "They (the panels) have advantage of time allotted by co-operation between the two wishing to come in and hearing in the New Castle come loose before--the air the Council for comments groups will result in an talk { or look at it. County Court of Common currents bow them down," from the public. equitable settlement. Mary Ruth Warner, EDO, Pleas. PAGE 4 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, FEBRUARY 14, f969 Why Do .Speakers A void Newark?
Last Wednesday night a tJrcsidential These men are more ·than .iust famous. Bo~·er , chait•man of t.he po1itjcal scicnc.·c candidate spoke to college students in Debt They are controversial, intelligent, and im department. the Alfred 1\1. Landon Lt.•dure~ ware. Last fall one of the most impressive portant for the college student to recognize. young politicians spoke to students on a It is commendable that the students of Dela on Public )~sues was creat.ed. Last ~ · car Delaware campus. Most of the University of ware State College are Interested enough Kansas student~ heard Senators .1. W. Ful Delaware's R,OOO students never heard these to hring these men to the campus and the bright.. and Robert F. Kennedy. Governors rrominent speakers. state. George Romney and Ronald Reagan. editor llalph Mdiill. and the Rev. Hr. Martin Luther The simple reason is that Dick Gregory After noting these speakers in llover. and .Julian Bond were appearing at Delaware King•• Jr. the university <~an not feel superior. There State College in Dover. has not been an outstanding· speaker here Three of' tho:-:;e men are now dc~ul. A II Most of the people in this state. including since Theodore Sorenson spoke last spring. had an immeasurable impact on this ~·cncr many students at this institution. have long ~orenson's visit was. in fad. sponsored hy ed for ex1>osure t.hat. prominent speakers bring- with men are hla<·k. however. the main twin( is a•rnminent :->peakers on camtms was rccu~· them. · that hoth are in the middle of what's hat>t>cn nized. With the hard work of their J)rt'si ing today. dt.•nt . .James /\. Md~ ain. and Dr. William W. Alexander· de 1'ocqueville said 70 years ag·e, "I know of no country in which there is AFTER YOU'RE DONE HERE, THEN YOU CAN CLEAN THE SCROUNGE. so little independence of mind and real freedom of discussion as in America." Win should the tTnh·ersitv of Delaware stiil peqJetuatc this thoug·h·t·! Graduating Dilemma A frequent malaise of seniors is the question, ''Will I graduate in .June'!" Some times this question is asked in the fall uf their final year but recently the query is being raised after meeting with · the universitv recorder after second semester registration. All students who are to g-raduate must be approved b~· Miss Dorothy W. McNeal, the recorder. She must certif~· each pros pective graduate before that parchment r sig·nifying the degree is passed. This week Miss McNeal held <·ourt for the hundreds of seniors who think that thev -- are going to graduate. Quite frequently thefr hopes are dashed when Miss McNeal finds them one - .___ ._. - - Springfield's 'Best' Lacks fWe/1 Knowns' Groups lo9ks like the typical By SU ANDERIK "send your three ' . dollars Retrospective; Buffalo to radio&tati o·n" single Springfield; (Atco collections. Not suprisingly SD33-283). it's not. Featuring two cuts The Best of Buffalo from all of the above groups Springfield . isn't really like with the exception of the most of the "best" for the Iron Butterfly's "In A-Gadda only song that the average Da-Vida"(have they done run of the ·mill top 40 anything else?), the album is good for party playing. listener wili ~": recognize is the Side one is the best, lead track, " For What It's opening with the Rascals' Worth." This cut is, by far, "How Can I be Sure" through the best of all Buffalo "Words" by the Brothers Springfield has done. The Gibb and closing with a lyrics by the group's leader eight-minute version of Steve Stills is some of the "Eleanor Rigby" by the best poetry to come out of Fudge. Both cuts by the BROWN HALL placed first in the r.1en's Playbill with "Our Burg"--a satire on life in Newark. The the rock age. Buffalo Springfield are on the play, written and directed by Carl Burnam, XS 1, also won the award for technical excellence. . Despite the lack of Retrospective album (see Staff Phot by Smg L e• "well-known" songs, above). Retrospective is excellent If you like any of the six listening. The cuts go well gr,oups-buy the album. You'll with each other and make like the rest. Brown Wins Men's Playbill; you want to fade off into them. 11 of the 12 songs **** were penned by either Stills ''In-A -Gadda-Da-Vida," of Neil Young. - The last one, the throbbing song that gave Harrington D-E Take C.oed "Kind Women," was done by the Iron Butterfly · wings in mate Richie Furay. the music world has been Harrington A&B with were Judith A. Beyring, By KATHY COPSON If you dug the Buffalo followed up by the group's "'Rock' Candy." Instructor in th~ College of Springfield this album is your new album simply called Ball Brown Hall's "Our Burg" Brown's winning Playbill Home Economics; William P. last chance to hear them. (ATCO SO 33-280). and Harrington D & E's was written and directed by Black, Instructor of English; They broke up. The Butterfly's new "Delaware: An Epic Study in Carl Burnam, AS1, and Ilene Sinclair, AS9, and Steve **** album contains nine songs Perception" won first place satirized life in contemporary Neilson, AS9, dramatic arts The Super Groups: written by the four members trophies in their respective Newark, our "burg." majors. Rascals, Beegees, Springfield, of the group. Ball pulsates Men's and Coed's divisions of Outstanding in "Our Co-chairmen of this Cream, Fudge, and Iron with Iron Butterfly's unique, the 1969 AWS-MRHA Burg" were impersonations of Playbill were Richard Butterfly: (Atco SO 33-279). driving sound. "In the Time Playbill. Dr. John A. Munroe, Galperin, ASl, who also Upon first appearances at of Our Lives," the first cut on Of the two dorms entered Professor of history, and acted as announcer; Gail your local record store, Super (Continued to Page 9) in Men's Playbill Tuesday former Vice President for Parassio, ED9; Sandy night, Brown Hall also Student Affairs John E. Martorelli, AS9; and Dave Forum------... received awards . for technical Hocutt. Munch, ASl. excellence and Best Actor Harrington D&E's winning Women's Playbill is with Stu Bailey, AS2. Sharp show was written by Hank scheduled for next Hall's "The Good and The Goldstein, ASl, and directed Wednesday and Thursday Increase Responsibility Evil" received the second by Linda Davidson, ASO; it nights. place award. 1 too consisted of a satire on ~------ByS . BALICK Second place award in the life at the university. 18-Year-Old-Vote The dorm-dwelling door or a window is illegal. It Coed division was won by The introductory poetry women of this University threatens the safety of the Rodney A & B's "Peanuts"; and the music throughout now have the opportunity to rest of the dorm. She should third place was received by were excellent in "Delaware: Tries Once More have the curfew hours be able to leave and return Gilbert A & B's "What Now An Epic Study in abolished. They should join any time without endangering My Love." Perception." The line most To Mature their AWS representatives in others. She should be willing The Coed division award central to the theme and STOCKTON, Calif. seriously considering the to accept inconveniences this for technical excellence was feeling of the play must be: (CPS)--Another campaign has tremendous advantages involves in order to have the also won by Rodney A & B. "This whole damn place been launched to lower the involved in this change, rather privilege. Best Actor was Dave Schoff, grosse~ me out!" voting age to 18. than blindly support it in A secure system which AS2, as John Doe in Intermissions between The source of the new order to get more freedom or allows girls into locked dorms Harrington D & E's winning Wednesday night's Coed movement is a speech given oppose it because of the at any time of the night Playbill. Best Actress was Pat Playbills were filled by some by Sen.Birch Bayh (D-Ind.) at foolish assumption that it would increase the safety of Djakovich, ASO, as the men of Gilbert C who the University of the Pacific, would involve a sacrifice of our dorms, while placing Bunny in the same show. performed one-man acts, located in Stockton, 60 miles safety. responsibility for an Also participating in Coed including a pantomime of the east of San Francisco. Bayh, a The present system is not individual's safety squarely Playbill Wednesday night birth of an ostrich. strong proponent of the safe because it is not on the shoulders of that were Russell A & B with "It Acting as judges for the 18-year-old-vote, urged UOP enforced. Girls stay out all individual. Couldn't Happen Here," and · 1969 Men's and Coed Playbill students to put the needed night rather than take the pressure on Congress to get penalty for returning late. the age lowered. Some attempt to enter the The student government dorm when it is "locked." In decided to follow up on effect, the system thinly Bayh's suggestion and picked protects girls outside the Dennis Warren, a junior de dorm at the expense of those bater, to run the campaign. A within it. week later, with an appear A girl is responsible for ance on the Joey Bishop tele her own safety and only her vision show, Warren had own safety. Because of the launched LUV--Let Us Vote. rules concerning hours, she On the show he asked cannot leave the dorm at arty students to establish indepen time and get back in without dent chapters across the taking responsibility for the country. By early January other girls In the dorm. It is there were chapters on 207 beside the point that to have college campuses and in someone let her in through a about 1,500 high schools. :;:::::::;:;:;:;::::::::::::::;::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:;:;:: Previous campaigns have always fallen afoul of P~aybill criticism by aging legislators Concluding the 1968-69 that persons under 21 are too immature. Bayh's season of playbiJis will be the constitution revision Associa.tion of Women subcommittee held hearings Students' annual women's last year on a proposed playbill to be presented in amendment but they came Mitchell Hall next Wednesday DAVE SCHOFF, AS2, as John Doe in Harrington D&E's "Delaware: An Epic Study in just after the student revolt .at and Thursday. Perception" received the award for Best Actor in the Coed division of the AWS-MRHA Playbill. Columbia University and died . Staff Photo by Tory Gibb _quietly in the committee. PAGE 6 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, F·EBRUARY 14, 1969 Dubcek Losing Support Finders ... Czechs Form Student-Worker Coalition (Continued from Page 2) the filing system is a little By NICK JANKOWSKI release for it. If not we keep more work for his staff since National Front at their This is the third article in the wore on, as the Russians his card on file." he started it three years ago, series on Czechoslovakia. The Secpnd Annual Congress in topic is the student-worker demanded more--press When asked who turns the he claims that they've cut coalition.· The Editors.) · April. Technically, all censorship, economic most items in from around organizations are required to down on complaints about Only a few months ago, curtailmentS--so did the campus, the chief rated lost items considerably. when it was a "question of belong to the National Front. people demand more. They students near last. . Most student leaders are "It actually gives us time responsibility" (as Ivan Reus, became the "Second Reality" "Custodians, mainly. to clear our desks of other opposed to joining the Front for Alexander Dubeck. Then building supervisors, vice-chairman of the Union of matter," he went on. "But Students, put it), students because they feel membership Some students were ready grounds-keepers, faculty, there are still departments on would not demonstrate. Jan would rob them of 'their to cast him to the Russians in security police and students. campus that don't understand Palach, a 21-year-old independence. November. Since then his The finder fills out a card also how this thing works. If they philosophy student, brought All forecasts for the support has not increased. and signs it. If the item is not find an item in their area · on the volcanic eruption. His future must be prefaced by After Jan Palach's death he claimed within 30 days he death .brought tens of the assumption that the issued the impertinent can come back and claim it." someone should bring it here. thousands into the streets. coming weeks remain calm, · statement that "such acts And that goes for anybody." If you're a finder on Four other young people that Czechoslovakia does not could lead to a catastrophic HOUSE CI.EANING have apparently followed his become another Hungary. collision." Seymour pointed out that campus you may become a lead. And they brought the Given that condition, there Dubcek is now being even with this plan many keeper. And if you're a loser top government will probably be a period of pushed from behind; he is no items remain unclaimed and you might not be for -long. offlcials--Dubcek, Svoboda, refection and assessment of longer leading. Such a his office must perform a LARGEST SELECTION Cernik, Smrkovsky--into the past year's events. situation could mean several house cleaning about four negotiations. Student leaders Out of this evaluation will things. If the students and the times a year. OF are now using their moment emerge a heretoforemissing workers continue to _at least "We try to give the stuff FABRICS ANYWHERE of importance wisely by theoretical base, formulated tacitly support the away to different sharing it: both students and by the Czechs, for the government, the country may organizations. Last year we DRESS MATERIALS workers met with the four Czechs. At the Brno be able to ward off another gave over a hundred pair of NOTIONS government officials. Conference held two weeks invasion. If, on the other glasses to Eyes for Needy in This student-worker ago for coordination between hand, Dubcek completely New Jersey. Also we give to DECORATIVE FABRICS coalition again indicates the Czech and Slovak students, loses the support ·of the Goodwill, the Salvation Army way to an external political the Czech political analysis people, the situation will be and Governor Bacon Health DANNEMANN'S pressure group. Czech student recommended "extending the ripe for occupation. Center." I eader Michal Dymacek space between the Russians Although Seymour says 136 E. Main St. suggested such a coalition in a and ourselves." At this NEWARK television address January 19, moment, they seem to be when he said, "In the next accomplishing that feat, most LU'MBER CO. two days and in the next notably through the recent 221 E. Main St. weeks our acts will be an government promises to hold 737-5502 attempt at a well Party elections, remove Headquarters for thought-out, organized reply him. But as the occupation BUILDING PRODUCTS that we want to formulate with the working class." ~ He continued, "We shall require, by concrete acts, respect of all demands, SKI TIPS------~ respect of the will of the .r------whole Czechslovak public, respect of our collective force -because we want to be equal partners in politics." With the development of this pressure group, students are most likely going to pecide not to join the ) r•nrl a ny Blod ond Wh.tr· or Cv lo r Pho t o a i'. For the most reliable reports on ski conditions ln the East I is ten. _to "Ski Reports by. Roxy" with Roxy Rothafel, the vole~ of skung. OnWCAU Rad1o, 1210 kc in Philadelphia-and on other stations throughout the Northeast. Sch oefer Brewpr; r s. New Yor • and Albany, N .Y., B al l •m or•. Md . UNIV·ERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, F·E·BRUARY 14, 1969 PAGE 7 Letter To The Editor '.··AND WHAT'S MORE, ME AN' MY CHEMISTS WILL SOON ANNOUNCE A CIGAREm SO LOW IN TARS AND NICOTINE IT ACTUALLY CURES CANCER!' ;Jiot (.OI' ~,...... S'>'I<:>'~ c 9 69 ~ D!NvrR~ - Student Thinks SDSer Klonsky a;fiJ#/( Threatens Sleeping Americans To The Editor: Mr. Klonsky should be When are the American informed that Negroes wish people going to wake up and to reach a level where all men face the reality of forces enjoy and profit by these attempting to undermine our privileges, not simply system of life and withhold these privileges government? It's about th3 from all races. right time to decide! Klonsky stated that many How long is the silent of the rebellious groups in the majority going to sit idly by world today are fighting the while slovenlv hate-mongers same enemy, but he seemed such as Mike Kionsky march confused in respect to across our campus with lies actually defining "the and double-talk desinged to enemy." At one point, he create confusion and said that we must fight rebellion in order to promote imperialism and in the next the Communist party? breath he called it capitalism. Klonsky continually Perhaps he should brush contradicted himself and up on his vocabulary; or made inaccurate perhaps he is rallying support generalizations which tax by his visible opposition to even the imagination. Perhaps imperialism, while he is in Canada Reversing Policy this is due to Klonsky's reality fighting to eliminate efforts to disguise his own capitalism. If Klonsky is motives, or perhaps to his saying that the United States sheer stupidity. is . advocating policies and While first stating that practices designed to extend Toward American Deserters Americans must rise in the the physical domain of fight aginst class oppression, America, thus practicing 0 T T A W A the information that they individual's status with regard Klonsky went on the say that imperialism, he is deviating (CUP-CPS) --Can ad ian were "deserters" to their to compulsory military a way of achieving class from the truth. The immigration officials are American Immigration service in his own country has equality is rejection of "white prevaricator should review refusing landed immigrant counterparts--a practice no bearing upon his skin and class privileges." In history as well as current status to American armed expressly forbidden by law. admissibility to Canada, claiming to represent the policy. forces deserters despite an The five planned their either as an immigrant or as a interests of the Negro race, he It seems very clear, Immigration Department sortie carefully for two visitor. Nor is he subject to has done nothing but suggest however, that Klonsky is policy that deserters and weeks. They showed up at removal from Canada because of that everyone throw-away opposed to our capitalistic, draft evaders are to be treated different border stations unfulfilled military class privileges which Negroes competitive, free-enterprise no differently than other bearing photostats of obligations in his country of are striving so hard to obtain. system. He is advocating the immigrants. identification papers of a citizenship." Domino Theory, the gradual The border discrimination legitimate deserter now living The point test, which overthrow of Southeast Asia ~as disclosed Saturday when in Canada, William John requires potential immigrants Campus Press ... and "hopefully the United five York University Heintzelman. They had draft to score at least 50, in each of (Continued from Page 2) States!" (Toronto) students were cards, certification of future the five cases added to more good taste." While preaching for the turned away from four employment in Canada, than 65. Points are awarded for items like amount of Under a plan equality of rights for all men, separate border crossings Canadian letters of recommended by the he speaks out for the after they impersonated reference·--in short, all that money, languages spoken, job guarantees, recommenda committee, the Exponent abolishment of ROTC American Air Force deserters. would establish that they tions, educational would be incorporated as a programs on college campuses The ruse, which kept were deserters and that they background. separate entity run by a and labels them as evil. Will Immigration Minister Allan had sufficient qualifications board of staff members, this very action not cancel MacLachen 's phones busy all under immigration law to McLachlen said Sunday students and faculty. the rights and privilege of day Monday, clearly showed allow them landed immigrant (Jan. 9) he took "a dim view The faculty and student decision for many that border guards were status. of the impersonation tactic members, however, would be students-let klonsky violating two precepts of Not one of them made it "used by the students, but chosen by their respective examine the enrollment in Canadian immigration policy. over the border. confirmed that his representative bodies--a plan the voluntary ROTC program The student deserters were All of this despite a department is investigating opposed by the Exponent before speaking. Is he fighting not treated as normal statement in parliament, July why nearly all deserters were staff because it would take for equality for all, or just for immigration applicants--only 12, 1967, by John Monroe, turned away at the border. much of their autonomy as a equality when it directly two were permitted to then parliamentary secretary He said his department hopes paper away. corresponds to his personal undergo the "point system to the Minister of to make it easier for deserters to get into the country. The recommendations will beliefs and those of the SDS test," now standard practice Immigration, who said: "An and Communi!j;t party? at the border for potential be considered by the Purdue I ·------··I Barry W. Van Rensler, landed immigrants. And I board of trustees. I BEO border officials transmitted I The Exponent became I I embroiled in controversy over I I use of four-letter words, an I I issue the committee · I RENO'S PIZZA I effectively skirted. It did say I Helpl I the school administration should keep hands off literary FREE DELIVERY - works. The Student Center Council needs YOUR ideas for a spring Exponent editor William concert. Please indicate what type of music and the specific Smoot was summarily fired by Purdue President 22 ACADEMY STREET gro~p you would like to hear on the provided survey. Tear Frederick L. Hovde after he out and return to the Student Center main desk or the box in printed a poem and column West Dining Hall. containing alleged 737-9705 Try to keep suggestions within the Student Center Council "obscenities." He was later budget range. reinstated. :BLUES ...... BUBBLEG~ ...... CAlL IJS FIRST ~ : ALL · OF YOUR HI-FIDELITY ADVICE EASY LISTENING ...... FOLK...... -D-!..M-RADIO & ELECTRO,NIC'S ·c·o= JAZZ ...... PSYCHEDELIC ...... SOUL ...... OTHER ...... How much will you ·spend for tickets?· ...... How much do you think is too much? ...... Additional Comments: ...... ·····i>i~~;·~·~~-ihi~-~~~~;;·'i~··h~-b~~--~'i-ih~·s'i~-d~~i·c~~i~; main desk, West Dining Hall or send it through campus mail to the Student Center Council. ~·------PAGE 8 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, FEBRUARY 14, 1969 Newman Club Opens Door Second Part Film Fete Continues At Wolf For New Free University Movie-fans on campus will ordinary film audience, the revelation of life in Hugh have their second chance on awards won by the movies Hefner's playboy mansion. With the goal of offering Wednesday nights. Kevin Appearance in Wolf Hall the student "personal Saturday - Sunday nights. should guarantee a high Sullivan, BE9, whose The last part of the short quality. These films have at 8 p.m: for these evenings is fulfillment and .. .satisfaction experience includes guitar highly recommended. of his quest for knowledge," film festival, arranged by the been victorous in festivals liturgies, will give the Student Center Council, will ranging from Oberhausen to the Newman cub will open a instructions. program Feb. 17 known as then take place in Wolf Hall. San Francisco. the Free University. Also on Wednesday even The program, of which the Featured are, among The The program will ings, Rev. Michael Szupper, a first part was shown last others·, "All the Boys are member of the National Teil weekend, includes 18 short Called Patrick" by Godard, a Carel Center consist of five courses ranging 55 East Main St. in subject matter from hard Association, will initi films from seven countries. film in the spirit of his great religion-oriented lectures to ate students into the world of Even if the names of the success " A Woman is a CARDS - GIFTS musical instruction. "Teilhard De Chardin." directors of the movies Woman" and "The Most", a PARTY SUPPLIES According to Thomas Thursday nights a course scheduled for the coming Canadian-made satirical Wampler, ASO,Newman Club in "Movie Analysis" will be weekend, except for that of president, there will be no featured. The class will Jean-LucGodard, would not charge and the only include a viewing of a short be too familiar to the DAYTONA BEACH- WHERE requirement is a desire to feature, followed by a slide the GIRLS are learn. lecture and an analysis of the A course entitled techniques of the film. · the BOYS are "Christianity and All classes will begin at 7 Rhodes Drug Communism" will be held p.m. They will be conducted the ACTION is Monday evenings beginning at the Newman Center, 46 E. Store on the Feb 17. Rev. William Keegan, Main St. The "Basic .Guitar" who taught philosophy for 10 class will meet at 57 W. Park "WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS BEACH" years at Stonehill College, Place. Transportation will be T H :\ I L \"\' :\ Y S The welcome mat is out for collegians this spring along 23 MILES OF Mass., will conduct the class. provided from the Newman FREE PUBLIC BEACH where sun, sand, and surf await your pleasure. Tuesday nights, Rev. Gerald Center. B l -S S E H V U: ~: The Daytona Beach Resort Area is where it's all happening. Join the Haugh, assistant professor at The Newman Club is also FUN crowd at the IN place ... where there's so much more to do! La Salle College, will lecture presently making plans for a Write: Dept. , Chamber of Commerce on the "The Changing new center to be located at 36 East Main Street Church." the corner of Levitt Ave. and City Island, Daytona Beach, Fla. 3201'1 "Basic Guitar," a course Russel Parking Lot. aimed at teaching the Hopefully, the new center, beginner the fundamentals of including a library, assembly guitar music and how to room, kitchen, and chapel guitar music and how will be completed by the fall Not sure what you want to do? 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Monday throu1h fr • Lightweight Styling Friday. Why not take advantage of this service? e lullt-ln Klckttand liJ e S Musicians Louis J. Stout Tomorrow Stout will and Steven Romanio will join attend a clinic on the French the university's Symphonic hour for music students and Band and Resident String staff. There • he will Quartet in concert this week. demonstrate the various Stout will be the featured horns produced through the soloist at the Symphonic past 200 years and discuss ni Band's first concert of the ul problems related to the season at 8:15 p.m. Sunday teaching and playing of the in Mitchell Hall. ' instrument. si Currently instructor of ct French horn at the University N On Monday, the of Michigan, Stout has been university's Resident String )( solo French horn with the n Quartet will feature Romanio North Carolina Symphony, in the fourth of its New Orleans Symphony, six-concert "International Kansas City Symphony, and Festival" series. Chicago Symphony Orchestras. Educated at the Eastman 1 School of Music and Indiana University, Romanio is A Biafran girl, barely six , comforts her brother. The Newman Club sent aid to aid t~ese starving currently associate professor children and thousands like them. Black Union ... and chairman of the piano I (Continued from Page l) department at Glassboro from the Southern Christian State College. He is also the Leadership Conference-. pianist of the Pro Arte Trio in Hunger Still There ~ •- E A panel discussion will be residence at Glassboro. held by James Sills, Floyd The concert, which begins Casson, Harmon Carey, and at 8:15 p.m. in Mitchell Hall, Judge Leonard Williams--all will feature works by Luigi from Wilmington. Boccherini, Benjamin Britten For _Biafran People and Johannes Brahms. ENTERTAINMENT money goes to Riafra. This The public is invited to The soothing quality of According to Mok, "the Also making an money is not doing much to most devastating weapon in will make students not appearance will be Ruby Dee, attend both concerts. There is merely sympathize- but no charge. ease the "pocket of pain" in the Nigerian arsenal is a form a noted actress and writer, Biafra, chiefly because there of starvation called emphasize." currently appearing in the ' I :·:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:.:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:·:·:·:-:-·-·.···. is not enough of it. kwashiorkor." Even the Father Keegan says that at movie "Uptight". Michael Mok, author of children who survive will have the university the Newman Entertainment for the Group For Hire "Biafra Journal," published sustained such massive brain Center · has · collected $260 week will be provided by this week by Time-Life and kidney damage from lack through representatives in the Voices, Inc. This group is dorms, not through the "Crow Chee," popular Books, states the poignant of protein that they will · now performing in the experience of visiting the dining halls. "But all the folk singing group set to never be able to live normal off-broadway musical "The starvation-torn country when lives. students that have talked Believers" -·a musical history perform at Goldies Door . he says, "Nothing I had seen with me that have given for of the Negro in the United Knob on Feb. 21-22, will be What is being done to help this cause, have also given up in Korea, Vietnam or during these six million starving States. available to perform ~n the Arab-Israeli war was ade a meal." Father Keegan says people? In many" ~ colleges · · · In addition, the Howard campus all next week. Any quate preparation for the agony that as a whole national High School glee club and the dormitory or fraternity that awaited in tne rain around the United States, contributions are very small, North Carolina A & T choir students are giving a meal for . wishing to hire the group is forest." although Princeton Univrsity will perform. Mok wrote a 96-page Biafrans and the amount of raised $2,000. "Most of the> To finish the week, Lionel asked to contact Mr. Sturgell, money that the meal cost Rm. 100, Student Center. impassioned account in words work is being done through Hampton will appear with his and pictures of what he saw goes to UNICEF, through large agencies and not which the Biafra Committee Orchestra for jazz fans. and experienced during his schools." is working. trips to Biafra in his "Biafra Biafra, "pocket of pain," Journal." He relates, "Eight is still hurting. hours from London by air is a TWO REASONS There are two reasons for pocket of pain called Biafra, Jr. -Counselors Now this. Father Keegan of the where thousands of people Newman Center at the die of hunger every day. We Alumni Scholars University of Delaware says who were witnesses from - ---- :; that for one thing "students Needed For Frosh outside knew that our own ~ c - will feel a little of what it is assists freshmen through On Dean's List 1t r Junior Counseling, one or part in the tragedy was to go without a meal, and the Orientation Week and their insignificant; we had our n ~ the basic programs of Last semester's first year of college, it is also tickets home in .a manner of Dean's freshmen orientation, is now List at the universit-y included seeking personnel for . next rewarding to the counselors speaking. But it was hard to eat the food we had brought DELUXE (:ANDY the names of four of the eight year. themselves. They are able to scholars who are presently In 1969 over 150 junior enlarge their experiences, with us because. every bite swallowed made a man feel SHOP. 1~(~. receiving Alumni Association counselors will be selected on interests, and acquaintances Scholarships. the basis of academic as well as satisfy a desire to like a war criminal. It was impossible to rest because 41 E. MAIN ST. Those students with competence,. knowledge of help others and return the indices above 3.25 were the university, interest in the help they received as remembered screams of children drove off sleep." Open 7:30 a.m. Arthur W. Edwards and Irene program, leadership potential, freshmen. Close 8 p.m. Welch, both with a pe rfect and willingness to help new Any junior or senior NOT OBJECTIVE 4.0; Jay J. Edwards, 3.79; interested in making "Biafra Journal" is not an students. Qualified juniors ~ reakfast & Luncheons and Barbara Van Dyke, 3.75. and seniors will represent all application for the 1969 objective analysis for readers The scholarships, worth Platters colleges, as many major areas program may · pick up an seeking historical perspective. $750 annually, are awarded application blank in the It is an anguished and often as possible, and both Sodas Cigarettes to out-of-state students on a residents and commuters. ·Student Counseling Office, angry testament of one * four-year renewable basis. 123 Alison Hall. The deadline witness who tells a story the To help freshmen adjust for application is March 15th. way he saw it. ~, from high school to college life, the "J.C.'s" will deal -~------REVIEW CLASSI FlED AD EDITOR I with academic and social ad REVIEW MAIL SLOT I One Dollar Gift Certificate justments, participation in STUDENT CENTER DESK I Toward_your SHOES Including famous campus activities, and speical Next Pazr of brands as problems of their counselees. AD: *ETIENNE AIGNER *de ANGEL * Maintaining close contact *MADEMOISELLE* MISS PA~P~t:a~tL~~B~~~~~TON with program coordinator, ------*OLDMAINE TROTTERS DO Miss Margaret H. Black, and the Student Counseling Office, Junior Counselors are 1001 able to help in resolving Ad Should Not Be Over 30 Words. One T.~\ ~ f.Jv~ personal problems before Quarter Should Be Enclosed In Envel ~ West St. OF TO WILMINGTON .. they interfere with academic ope With Ad. Please Type. ~ • DELAWARE success. Deadline Tuesday $1 The program not only ------PAGJ: 12 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, FEBRUARY 14, 1969 Student Meeting Backs Ladies .• •• (Continued from Page 1) "Whenever we can, however, training session on Jan. 28 by that time. They felt that subject to verbal and written (the job classification of all we use a man to do heavy and 29, 1969, he said. filing a complaint in writing notice, a three day Scrounge employees) is $1.55 lifting and so on." Volmi However, five employees·-of and waiting for a mailed reply suspension, and discharge from per hour. "Also, I should contended that "There is an 1, 3, 8, 13, and 15 years from the university would be employment. point out that these extreme amount of fairness." service respectively --claimed useless and a waste of their employees get their meals And Gilbert referred to the that they had never seen nor time. NO HEALTH HAZARD free," Gilbert said. "So, with fact that to replace the 30 heard of the list of duties The!r union and the Another lady objected a meal allowance of $.15 , ounce mop a man would use before the training session publicity they have received that she would have to wear they are actually making the food service had two weeks ago , and have not already may at least have the same clothing to clean $1.70." purchased special 12 ounce previously been required to prevented the Scrounge ladies floors as she wears later in the Educational institutions mops for the women. (That is do all mopping in the from being fired "on . the day to fix food. Mr. Gainer, dry weight; no one had Scrounge. A check through spot" this morning. Gilbert Superintendent Sanitarian for did .not come under the 1 mtmmum wage laws until determined the mop's weight the workers' union contract admitted Wednesday night the State Board of Health in recently, Gilbert explained. when wet.) revealed no duty list nor any that for those who did not New Castle County, said that Hence, the university is JOB DESCRIPTION reference to it. appear at 6:30 a.m. there would be no conflict classed as a "new industry" According to Gilbert, all CAN UNION HELP? disciplinary action could be with health regulations as by the federal government employees of the Scrounge The women expressed the taken, but nothing definite long as the women wore and has been given three should have expected to do most discouragement over the could be said because he did haimets and kept clean. years to elevate its wages to clean-up work as specified in fact that their union not know who would or "I see no reason why they or above the minimum a job description drawn up by apparently could be of little would not show up for work couldn't do janitorial work according to a graduated the university and approved help to them. Asked what this morning. The normal and then do food schedule. "The university is by their union, the American bargaining powers the union policy for people who come preparation," said Gainer. He ahead of schedule," Gilbert Federation of State, County, had, an official said, "almost in late, he said, is to put it on said that such a practice was said. However, several and Municipal Employees none." The official remarked the employee's record; once uncommon in restaurants but employees argued that (AFSCME). Included in this that a recent request for a tardiness is an established in schools, where staffs are women with as much as eight list of duties are: (The $.15 wage increase met with pattern, the employee is short, it is often done. years' service receive only employee shall . . . ) "Sweep, no success. The union has a $1.56--one cent above the dust and mop floors, walls, no-strike contract. starting pay, the most any of ceilings and perform related Gilbert remarked on them can earn is $1.75. cleaning." "Perform duties Tuesday that the women had SPECIAL MOPS related to food preparation not taken advantage of their Mr. Gil bert further and serving," "Unloading and rights to file a grievance pointed out that, "Federal storing, from freight and through the union or a laws require equal pay for truck deliveries, foodstuffs complaint through the food equal work , with no and goods as required," and service management. discrimination according to "Performing duties as However, Mrs. Volk reported sex or age . We do not have assigned." that, as elected representa- many male applicants and . Gilbert asserted that all tive, she told Gilbert that the must employ whoever comes employees should have been women wished to have him along. We must fill the jobs familiar with this list of come and speak to them on with women." duties. It had, he said, been Tuesday ; she said he refused Women in the same job read to every new employee and would only speak to her. classification as men are since the union contract was Further, on Wednesday the expected to do the same voted into effect (on Oct. 19, ladies reported that they ha ..-~------UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, ·FEBRUARY 14, 1969 PAGE 13 Gregory At Del State ...... Teachers Now (Continued trom P•t• 1) young people. He didn't get not included in the new . out of here with brick or administration. One of his had better .~~hze tha~ black firebomb or missile ... you first programs will be an people are s1~k and .~•red ~f took a moral dedication and "army for the hungry" aimed Up For Awards ~~your damn msults , and !t banded together, and the at feeding hungry Americans. IS up to the routh of thiS number one mighty man on As a member of this army I Teaching Excellence members in The Review, country ~o strwghten out the the face of the earth had to Gregory and his wife expect Awards nominations are due Feb.7. Robert Stegner is an mess the1r elders have made retire:" to skip meals on Friday Feb. 21. The Faculty associate professor in of the United States. "I remember when I was a Saturday Sunday and Committee on Student education and biological . "It's a ,fleasure to be he~ little kid, and my momma Monday, both to sav~ money Honors invites nominations sciences rather than home with you, Gregory told h1s and my granma and my uncle and to experience real by students, faculty and economics as listed. pre.dominately student told me, 'one day, when you hunger. administrators of any tenured Signed individual letters audience, "I guess I can grow up,boy, the white man's One can sense that faculty member who excel in of nomination (not to exceed truthfully say that ~ spend gonna call you nigger, and Gregory really means it. He any one or more of the one page) should include about 98% of my time on you better not get himself estimates (others possible expressions of the supporting information and college campus~s, tod~y · mad ... Shore enough, I grew concur) that he has lost over - teaching art. be mailed to Miss Camille B. Young people m Amenca up, and that cracker came, $200,000 in bookings and M.ary Jane Strattner, Schiffman, chairman, Faculty today are probab.ly the most and called me nigger, and I expenditures over the years. associate professor of home Committee on Student mo~lly comml tted and didn't get mad' ... I got seven Having been all the way from economics was omitted from Honors, . 100 Alison Hall by dediCated people that ever little black kids at home right the bottom in a St. Louis the list of eligible faculty Feb. 21. lived in ,the history of this now ... and my old lady and slum to the top in a Chicago country. me ain't telling them high ' rise apartment, Gregory They say Y.0u~g fol.ks .of nothing!! And if anyone ever knows whereof he speaks, and today ar~ hlppl~, Y 1 P~le, makes the mistake of calling can by no means be casually In Student Center bearded, Irresponsible k1ds. one of them a nigger, I'm dismissed. His problem is the But the~ have yet to be damn sure he's gonna be state of the country he is honest w1~h the young peop!e surprised." living in, and it is our of Amenca. They wouldn t Gregory wound up by problem, too. The only Stitchery Art On Display dare tell you about your · talking about his plan to take difference is, Dick Gregory is power. LBJ, probably the office as president-in-exile on doing something about it. In example the "Sampler" by number one tyrant on the March 4, in Washington, D.C. the words . of a student Versatility is the key to Edith Marthi. Other frames face of this Earth since Julius He plans to represent those leaving the lecture, "he was the contemporary use modem techniques and Caesar, w~ not able to run people that feel that they are together." needlework exhibit in the materials, "Op II" by Polly 1912 Room and the Gilbert Goodman. for re~~·?l;;; of you ,,,, ''''''" s;'~'i~;" R;'~' ~ ';ds Check Room of the Student Center The works also include on display through Feb. 16. large community projects Seniors may review their records and ch~ck degree The needlework display such as the "Chijnayan requirements with the University Recorder, room 313, Alison consists of 56 colorful Masterpiece" outlining daily stitches by modem artists and Hall, from 7:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m., today and 9 a.m. until life in an Andean village to 11:30 a.m., every day next week through Friday. childre·n, and is touring the "Man in Space," showing an LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Oeginning the week of Feb. 17 all senior records will be United States under the astronaut connected to his Pinned: Brother Steve auspices of the Smithsonian spacecraft by an umbilical Heitnen, AS9, to Miss Kathy audited in alphabetical order for degree requirements. As records Institute. hose. Whalen. are checked, those seniors for whom there are problems about Materials vary from fleece meeting degree requirements will be asked to come to the Many works show SIGMA NU L ·. - ~ and burlap to chiffon, mirrors decorative stitchery as an art Pinned: Brother Charles Recorder's Office to review the matter. ~d feat~ers. They also vary form ready to take its place Beachamp, EGO, to Miss All other seniors as they are checked will be sent a notice m techmque. Some display on the wall beside the oil Susie Whitmore, Baltimore. indicating they have been cleared for graduation pending old age techniques, for painting or prints. Brother Chuck Donnelly, satisfactory completion of their current semester's work. 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Brother Robert Johnson, Recipients of the two AS9, to Miss Bonnie Application forms, awards will be selected on the Schneider, Wilmington. obtained from the Graduate basis of their academic Brother Glenn Paulsen, Office, must be submitted by from the records and personal AS9, to Miss Jane Berg, NU9. interviews. Fields of study are March 1, 1969. Official unrestricted. Candidates must transcripts . of previous ALSO ON CAMPUS Quarterback Club! be women who hold, or academic work, three letters J!:ngaged: Jo!;eph expect to receive by June, of recommendation, a Johnston, AS1, to MissJanet 1969, a baccalaureate degree statement of purpose and Taylor, ED2. from an accredited institution proposed program of study, Miss Buff McAlister, HEO, OYEN·ROASTED of higher learning. and a brief statement of to Fred Smoyer, AS9. She must follQw a full financial need must be Lt. George W. Dayley, Chicken, Dinner time study program toward received by March 7. USAF, to Diane Wetzler EDO. 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The first clash with the _ "I have no criticism of my Knights was cancelled due to team," he claimed. "They the flu. played as hard and as well as they possibly could. They FINAL STATS were not afraid of Rutgers, a Steve Jackson led the team which I feel is so good Hens with 20 points while that they can be down and Pratt and Roth chipped in 16 still win." 500 and 15 respectively. Roth, IMPROBABLE undoubtedly the team's most "This Rutgers team is consistent performer, also better than their NIT team of was the leader in the two years ago," he remarked, rebounding department with and I would be very surprised 14 . if they don't make the Final statistics revealed tournament again this year." that Rutgers shot a torrid The Hens next play at 58.7% (44of 75) from the West Chester (10-8) floor to Delaware's 35.9% tomorrow night. A month (28-78). From the free throw ago Peterson was talking line the hosts made 60.7% optimistically about Delaware ALL ALONE AT THE FINISH is a satisfying feeling for any swimmer. The Delaware swimmers (17 of 28) wnile Hens going to the MAC playoffs. hope to be satisfied tomorrow as they host Lafayette in Carpenter Sports .Duilding in an important converted 65.4% (17-26). By now he is probably Overall the rebounding was convinced that even a .500 meet. Staff Photo by Sing L ee close with the edge going to season has gone by the the victors 53-48. wayside since they would have to win all of their Swimmers Clobber Geffysburg; PETERSON PLEASED remaining games to finish in While Rutgers Coach Bill the black. Well, at least he's lm,portant Lafayeffe Meet Set Foster said, "this is the b~st got guts. Delaware (Guerke, Wilson .. Delaware's swimming "No question about it," Young. Brennan). 4 : 28.0. 1,000 team won its second meet in free-1, Carey, D; 2, Bent, D; 3. Rawstrom says, "we will need Blood, G, 11:59.0. 200 Free three days last Tuesday as style-t, Fleming, G; Hagerty, D; our best effort of the season 3, Martin, D, 1:54.5 50 free-1, they easily overran to beat Lafayette. It could McDermott, D; 2, Piepmeier, D; Gettysburg ~ 77-28, in 3, Hely, G, :23.6 2001M-1, come down to the final relay Chemel, 6. 2, Fabris, D; 3, C~ttysburg, Pennsylvania. and Lafayette has been two Wieland, D, 2 : 16.9. 1 meter SITU dive-1, Knox, D, 2. Carlson, 6 .3,· jack McDermott won two seconds faster than we have Hazen, GP 175.50. 200 events and anchored a relay butterfly-1, Young, D, Bent, D. this year. We have to pick up 3. Sutton. G, -2:41.2. 100 free-1, team to victory as he paced McDermott , D, 2, Piepmier, D, 3, some points somewhere along Anthony, G, :52.3. 200 . the Hens fourth win in nine the line during the meet, backstroke-1, Guerke, · D. 2, outings. Shemel, G 3, Pound, D, 2:20.0. which means we will need a 500 f.ree-1, Fleming, G. 2, Garey, McDermott won the 50 D. 3, Hagerty, D, 5:27.0. 200 maximum effort from breaststroke-1, Wieland, D. 2, yard freestyle in 23.6 seconds everybody." Underwood, D. 3, Hely, G, and the 100 yard freestyle in 2:30.8. 400 freestyle relay-1, Results: Dt:laware (Fabris, Young, 5-2.3, then achored the 400 400 yd. medley relay-1, Brennan, McDermott), 3:44.0. · yard freestyle relay quartet to victory in 3:44.0. EASY WIN IS% Discount To Students The Hens surged to the on Dr. Wayne Craven's lead winning the first event of latest book the night, the 400 yard medley relay and were never SCULPTURE IN AMERICA seriously threatened by the At The Warehouse Gallery hosting Bullets. All in all the Delaware team wound up Arden, Delaware with seven first places, eight one minute from Harve Rd. Interchange seconds, and four thirds for on 1-95 . their victory. open daily 1-4 Except Mondays Delaware's Dennis Carey set a new Middle Athintic Conference 100 yard freestyle record of 11:59 to surpass Blue Hen Geoff Coleman's record of 12:07.4 established in 1967. A second Ladies Nationally Advertised MAC standard was broken in the 200 yard breaststroke with Dick Wieland's 2:30.8 and Dave Underwood's Cancellation Shoes 2:31.1. The Hen swimming team makes its final home appearance of the season *Tremendous Savings of 40 to 60% tomorrow. *Latest fashions in all heels, toes, & widths IMPORTANT MEET PENN *Layaways are welcomed. "We are still looking for vs our first win in our new Carpenter Sports Building Pool and we need this victory I NEAR SILO'S I to avoid a losing season," Rawstrom said. Delaware Shoe Outlet BOSTON COllEGE Style The Hens host Lafayette 3610 KIRKWOOD HIGHWAY with the freshman meet at 2 Fashion PLASTIC PARK CENTER p.m. and the varsity meet is scheduled for 3 p.m. Elegance 999-1342 Delaware is 4-5 on the season with only tomorrow's meet and a February 22 date ...... - . at Swarthmore remaining on the dual meet schedule. The Hens also plan to enter a team in the MAC championships at Bucknell on SHOE FASHIONS March 7. and 8. UNIV·ERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, FEBRUARY 14, 1969 PAGE 15 Scarlet Knights Humiliate Hens· By ALLEN RAICH can do more things well than You've got to say one STEWART AND BRITELLE any other team we have faced Stewart was a tough thing about Basketball Coach this season and that includes Dan ~eterson. He's got guts, customer especially in ballclubs like Penn, Temple one-on-one situations. A especially when it comes to Virginia, and Baylor." ' scheduling opponents. scrappy 6-2 forward Last Tuesday night GREACENIMPRESSES converted to guard, Stewart Peterson matched wits with engineered the fast breaks Bill Foster's Rutgers squad "They were just too tough which were fatal to the Hens. and had a court side view r?r us," Peterson continued, His jump shots proved deadly when his team appeared in They had tremendous as he completely baffled the the most one-sided affair balance, played good defense, Hen defense with his speed, since David met Goliath. and were invincible off the outstanding drives, and Unfortunately for Delaware boards. With Doug Brittelle accurate passes. Stewart the underdog didn't come out underneath, Bob Greacen added 24 points (11 for 17 on top this time as the Hens scoring from inside and from the field and 2 of 5 suffered their worst and most outside, and Dick Stewart from the 15-foot line) to the humiliating setback of the providing added scoring Knights onslaught. season a ~ the hands of the punc.hes especially on drives, Brittelle was unstoppable Scarlet Knights, 105-73. we Just could not contend at both ends of the court. It was the fourth with them." Time after time the 6-7 consecutive defeat for the Greacen, a 6-7 senior center, who doubles as a Hens, who are now 6-10 and forward, was devastating pitcher, rhe was a top draft winless since intersession. For from the floor notching a choice this winter by the Rutgers, the triumph, was its blistering total of 13 for 16 N.Y. Mets) pulled down sixth straight, boosting their field goals attempts and 4 of offensive rebounds like apples overall record to 11-3 with 6 from the foul line for high off a tree. Often he turned their only losses c~ming ga~~ honors of 30 points. these bounds into follow against Columbia, Harvard Bnlhantly weaving his way shots which could not be and Colorado State. through the shattered defensed. The very best that Peterson's praise for the Delaware man-to-man defense either Ed Roth or Loren Pratt Knights ran very high. "This Greacen displayed the could do was to pick up is the best team that I have quickness, strength, and personal fouls they could ill-afford to commit. Brittelle either seen or played in my shooting consistency which UP UP AND AWAY Steve Jackson displays the touch which three years of coaching here," both coaches claimed makes ended the evening 7 for 12 has made him the Hen's high scorer with an 18.1 PPG average as ~he mentor admitted. "They him "a top pro prospect." from the field and sunk 5 of 9 charity tosses for 19 points. Bill Strunk (20) and John Baumn ( 14) defend. Jackson paced He also led the Knights with l)elaware's unsuccessful second half comeback against the Temple fJ. 11 rebounds. Owls. Staff Phot o by C hic/~ A lle 11 KNIGHTS EXPLODE crowd urged them on to the The game remained a GAP WIDENS The second half was even century mark. In the contest only through the meantime the Knights early moments of the first more of a rout. Ho.wever it provided added grounds for defense, which shifted from a half. Delaware gained its one man-to-man to a 3-2 zone to and only lead shortly after Peterson's claim that "when . they (Rutgers) are on they a 1-3-1 remained virtually the opening tap when Roth's impregnable. With Brittelle jumper put them out in front are unbeatable." At one stage in the second cutting off the Hens driving 2-0. In the ensuing four arid a game . Delaware -would have half minutes the score was half Rutgers widened the gap knotted on six different to 38 points at 97-59 as the (Continued to Page 14) occasions. With 11: 23 left Roth once again scored a goal which brought the visitors within 20-18. It turned out to be the closest they came the rest of the way. At this juncture the bubble burst and the Knights exploded. In the next two minutes they poured in 13 S9~dgrief straight points and coasted to a 56-34 halftime margin. The 1tscandy! contest was as good as over Robert Hoggiay, Peter Zoref ond by now. Selmur Pictures Corp. present A Christian Marquand Production Exclusive Delaware Premier · Candy AWAY WE GO Loren Pratt dribbles downcourt Technicolor~ CRC Temple's Tony Brocchi pursues the action. Pratt fouled out tr~nrr;rn [!]Gl ' IN THE NEWARK SHO..,IN.rfn' CENTER 1 early in the second half as Jrocchi's 13 points and 17 by John Baum led the Owls past Delaware 75-63. Staff Photo by Chich Allen 8th GREAT WEEK! EVENINGS AT 8 P. 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Box Office Opens NEWARK 366-8725 658-9.744 Niahtl_y At 7:15PM IN TECHNICDLOA 1:3 PM For MatInees PAGE 16 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DELAWARE, FE'BRUARY 14. 1969 Matmen Shooting For Record Se~son Delaware's wrestling team consistent 123 pounder all class, the Blue Hens surged to At 152 pounds, placed third in the MAC is on their way to the best season long, overpowered his a decisive 15-2 edge via two Delaware's Jim Baxter lost a championships last year. dual meet record in Delaware Ursinus foe and somewhat successive pins. At 137 tough decision to Bob history, but there are several easily recorded a 10-2 pounds, Dick Rathmell Hoffmaster in the Hens' only major obstacles to overcome. decision to start the night's pinned Pete Coleman after losing match of the evening. WIN BY FORFEIT The Hens swamped events. 3:20 had elapsed in their However, Baxter did a Dick Morris in the 159 Ursinus, 31-5 last Wednesday OVERPOWERING match. In the 145 pound creditable job in defeat. He pound weight class decisioned night at the Delaware After Delaware's Charles class , Jim Bums pinned Bill got himself into a whole in his Ursinus opponent 11-7 Fieldhouse to boost their Jarman and Ursinus' Tom Eubants in 5:45. And from the first period and was never and Delaware's Tom Leonard season record to 7-1. The best Fitzsimmons fought to a 4-4 then it was clear sailing for able to overcome the deficit, won without having to season in the Delaware record deadlock in the 130 pound the Delaware grapplers. against Hoffmaster who wrestle as Ursinus forfeited in book is the 9-1 mark of the 167 pound class. Coach Paul Billy's 1965-66 Moving up to the higher team. weight classes, Terry Sullivan The Hens have the maintained his undefeated toughest part of the dual \ record, pinning George Eure meet schedule remammg in 4:39 of the match. Sullivan before the Middle Atlantic is now 4-0 on the season. ·conference Championships at In the final match of the Muhlenberg on March 7 and night, defending Middle 8. Of the five meets still to be Atlantic Conference :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: heavyweight champion Marty Track Meeting Weikart had an easy time in defeating Garey Dolch 9-2 to There will be a meeting of increase .his season mark to a I '~ f r e s h m a n a n d five victories without a loss. upperclassmen who are interested in running both OLD FOES frosh and varisty outdoor Weikart has been sharing track on Monday at 6:30 the heavyweight duties with p.m. in the Student Center. sophomore Joe Shetzler. Candidates can also reach Shetzler, will meet Coach Jimmy Flynn at Gettysburg's undefeated Ron 368-5384, extension 386. Emenheiser when the Hens travel to Gettysburg held, three are against tomorrow. Gettysburg, Lafayette and Emenheiser will be trying Franklin and Marshall, all of to avenge a 4-1 decision he whom boast equally tough lost to Shetzler last year squads. when both men were freshmen. The · Bullet - OBJECTIVE - ON TOP OF THINGS Delaware's Ed Soccorso has the advantage over his Ursinus opponent in last heavyweight is 8-0 in dual "Our objective is to win Tuesday night's match at the Delaware Fieldhouse. Soccorso won a 10-2 decision as the Hens won m~ts this year. Shetzler is all of our remaining meets," 31-5 to raise their record to 7-1. Staff Photo by Sing Lee 3-0. Billy said after the Ursinus meet. "We have been getting tougher as the season , Inside progressed and have a good Pitchers chance of going the rest of the way undefeated." All qualified freshmen Against Ursinus last pitchers and catchers are Tuesday, the Hens left no urged to contact baseball One OJ doubt in any of the about 100 coach Bob Hannah after 3 spectators' minds who was p.m. any weekday in the the best team. Delaware Fieldhouse. ' Coming out victorious in Anyone interested in Those Years seven of the nine wrestling classes, the Delaware squad becoming a manager for the was in control of the match baseball team is likewise from the outset, and was asked to contact Coach never seriously threatened by Hannah or Rich Conover, 119 Ursin us. Gilbert C. It has just been one of those years for season," Pratt said later on that evening in the Ed Soccorso, a very :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::;:;:·:·:············ Delaware basketball.N othing they do seems to be confines of his room. "I played basketball all last right. They can't put two good halves together summer and set certain goals I wanted to when it counts, they're riddled by illness. They accomplish. I think I was in too good a condition go out and play the best brand of basketball they and hit my peak too early in the season. My play know, and the other team plays better. after having the flu has been less than desirabl~." The Delaware team is presently in a deep One of the problems of the entire Delaware unexpected draught. Since returning to action team is that the starting five were forced to play after semester break, they have lost four straight more than they should have and all reached their games and are bogged down with a 6-10 record peak too early in the season, while the with only five games left to be played. Not only substitutes, the talented sophomores, weren't has the bid to the Middle Atlantic Confernce given any experience and couldn't be counted playoffs flown out the window, but more on. realistically a .500 season at this juncture appears But this is all a thing of the past. For every to be too much to ask. The last time a Delaware team that wins a game, some team has to lose. basketball team did not break .500 was Irve This year simply wasn't the year of the Blue Hen Wisniewski's last team, his 1965-66 9-15 team. in basketball. Next year? What is wrong? No one seems to know. "We have a great chance next year," Pratt "It seems as though every team we play said with the gleam returning to his eyes. "The against plays their best game of the season MAC is breaking up and reforming into two against us," Co-Captain Loren Pratt said dejectly divisions. The top two teams from each division after practice one day last week. "Talentwise, will receive bids to the playoffs. Our division man for man, we are just as good as any team we includes the five Middle Five teams and Rider. have faced, with maybe the exception of "We've gotta be invited because we should win Rutgers; we're just not using our t~lents." the Middle Five title." Pratt, a 6-4 junior has been a vital cog in the Delaware basketball machine since his "This year's frosh will give us great sophomore season. Last year he was named the competition for positions." Pratt continued with most valuable player on the team that featured an air of anticipation about him. "Bernie Lane is Mark Wagaman, Charley Parnell, and Kenn really going to help. We are going to have at least Barnett. He averaged 13.5 points and 6.7 two players for every position-a real deep team." rebounds per game and was named to captain the But Loren Pratt and the Delaware team still team this year with Jim ·Couch. Having the five games left this season; five games in TRACK MEET TOMORROW Delaware hosts the University ha~e ability to play either forward or guard, Pratt's whach to work themselves into some sort of of Pennsylvania tomorrow in an indoor track meet beginning at contributions to the team both as a playe'\and a respectability; five ·games left to show their 1:30 p.m. on the tartan surface of the Delaware Fieldhouse. leader have been immeasurable. public what kind of team they really are. And Staff Photo by Chick Allen "I'm not satisifed with my own play this then next year.