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A .WS Replaced UC College Responds By New Council To Urban Problem Areas Women's Affairs by Sherry Cox Ass't News Editor Association of Women Students (AWS) suffering from a general lack The College of Community Services has been established as a of interest has been replaced by the Women's Affairs Council (WAC). result of the immediate demand for personnel to work in the Unlike AWS, whose technical problem areas, helping the problem people on the streets, in the membership included every woman slums and in the ghettos. Dean Laurence C. Hawkins speaks of the student on campus, WAC is college in terms of responsibilities of an urban college. restricting membership to only interested students. All programs and "An urban university is considered to be an important resource services, however, will remain open to the community in which it is locat~d. So far as possible, the community should serve as a to all campus women. service. "The dimensions of our "The purpose of WAC is to provide lal:ioratory in which problems are isolated and defined and solutions national crime problem have placed a forum for interested students to unp.recedented burdens on our exchange ideas for the betterment of applied to them. Students see classroom work as important when system of criminal justice. women on campus," said Linda Community problems multiply faster Keith (TC-71 ), chairman protem of the theoretical principles taught are related to life in the community. It is than solutions, and applications of the new organization. social science lag behind our WAC will assume many of the of interest to note that almost any subject matter can be relevant to the knowledge. The crisis of our cities, former A WS functions such as with their overcrowding, minority Student Advisors, Standards realities of life today if the instructor and student will take time to look group unrest, high mobility, Committee, as well as act ,as a pollution, family breakdown and loss sounding board to the Dean of for the relevance," said Hawkins. The primary function of the of confidence in public services, all Women's office. They will also keep emphasize the need for constructive in close contact with the college is training a student in the art intervention to restore the quality of THE RESULTS of the Campus wide voting for Homecoming Queen finalists are I. tor., Becky Hodell, Jane Bellamy, and skills of helping people Intercollegiate Association of Women community life desired by all Students (IAWS). Sue Conway, Chris James and Linda Scott. The queen will be chosen by the same panel of four judges as before. She confronted by the modern social will be crowned at the half time of the UC-Louisville Game, Saturday, Nov. 14. problems . The College of citizens. The solutions to these urban The constitution and by-laws of problems require recruitment of A WS have been suspended and the Community services is an administrative center for many tal en ted manpower, advanced new organization is presently training of existing officers, creation UC Pol. Sci. Prof. institutes and projects related to working under temporary rules of of an informed citizenry as part of order. social problems; in this respect, flexibility is of major concern. The the educational process, and a "This is a time of response to the critical demand for experimentation" said Linda. programs offered within the Cleveland only to see her She reacted to the Nixon-Agnew charged by the campus area book and Andrew Marcus father lose by 72,000 votes to campaign across the country saying stores. NR Staff Reporters Republican Robert Taft Jr., in a race that it had little significance on the The group hopes for support from that merited national attention. Mr. vote except to polarize the nation the administration of their college Susan Metzenbaum, 20 year-old Metzenbaum, who had defeated John and cause further unrest. She stated and the University in creating a daughter of the Democratic Glenn in the primary, was given also that the support given by the situation where the needs of students ,.' candidate for U.S. '$E)nate from Ohio, extensive coverage as a result of his President to Mr. Taft was negligible. are served better than they are and a junior maj~ing in special strong campaign. She attributed much of the blame presently served by such things as the education here, emphasized in a brief Although Miss Metzenbaum stated for her father's loss on the lack of vending machines and the book interview the role of the media and that her father had no future ethics by certain news media. She stores. emotionalism in her father's political plans, she left the issue open referred to particular slurs made in Decentralization was stressed as campaign. Appearing relaxed and by conceding that he would continue reference to her father, such as one of the factors involved in the casual after months of campaign his interests in human affairs and ''Cleveland millionaire" and cooperative venture. The four fourth work, she attributed her father's remain in public life. In conceding "communist". She stressed year industrial design students made defeat to the lack of support in the the election on Wednesday, Nov. 4, anti-Semitic references that were a point of stressing the size of the urban areas and in particular the Metzenbaum stated that he would played up by certain newspapers. university and the difficulty of ethnic communities of Cuyahoga not run again for political office. When asked what elements of the operating_ in such a large system. It County. When asked about a statement campaign were most gratifying to her was felt that the various Miss Metzenbaum spent the last made by Senator Saxbe in regard to personally, Miss Metzenbaum organizational units such as week of the campaign with her Metzenbaum "frightening the responded by emphasizing pride in dormitories or other professional voters," Miss Metzenbaum stated her father's convictions. She stressed schools that require a commitment in that her father "was definitely a that her father was a "self-made time and equipment, should consider Draft Change liberal candidate" and his views were man," Who believes that the system similar programs in their own spheres The office at the Registrar has in line with a change from the Nixon works. of interest. announced that the top lottery Administration. "He believes that "His receiving 1,500,000 votes 'Joe Conn, Student Senator from A&S contemplating his response in debate In questioning whether or not the our country ought to move toward proves that a guy like Dad can go at a recent Student Senate meeting. Mr. Conn was chairman of the Rights and school would be responsive to their number to be reached this year is against a man like Mr. Taft-the most 195. Any student who has over working for the people," she stated. Priveleges committee, which drafted the recent response to the controversial efforts, Scherr asked " Does this that number may request his 2..S She spoke of her father as being famous political name in Ohio." Board policy. university really exist for the "ahead of his time." She referred to classification be dropped and be News Record by Bob Perl students?" It is hoped than an effort re-classified 1-A for the balance of legislation drafted by him twenty to provide necessities without a this year. He Will then be assigned years ago that has since been passed motivation to make a profit will receive enthusiastic support. to the second priority group next by the Federal Government. She minimized however the effect of year. However, this request must liberalism in the election. be in writing and received by his Commenting on reports that her Local Board prior to their father had become more moderate in Food Co-op December meeting. The receipt Former Solieitor Speaks the campaign against Taft, Miss (or non-receipt) of the 109 form by the Local Board does not Metzenbaum stated that he hadn't changed his stand at all from the Reduces Cost insure a re-classification to 1-A. primary on through the election. Any questions regarding this She stated that campus unrest was Court Defers On Constitutionality Active Congress change should be directed to Mr. always significant in the campaign Of Purchases J. William Savely, Assistant but it didn't reach major proportions There is a new organization Registrar1 103 Beecher Hall. until the Kent State tragedy. Viet Objectors May Be Upheld Desired By Cox forming in the UC area called The Cincinnati Food Co-op. By dealing In such cases as have been raised by Constitutionality of the 1970 Congress should not be discouraged directly with wholesalers, the food selective conscientious objectors to Voting Rights Act Amendments and from formulating new laws that co-op will be able to provide food at the Vietnam War, the Supreme Court the proposed First Amendment affect constitutional rights, former reduced cost to the purchaser. Homecoming Queen Finalists will probably continue to defer to Freedom Act can be upheld by the U.S. Solicitor General Archibald Cox The items investigated thus far Congress in determining Supreme Court in line with recent remarked in the third Robert S. Marx have been mainly staples (eggs, a constitutional questions, according rulings, according to a former Lecture. variety of cheese, rice, flour, noodles, to former U.S. Solicitor General solicitor general of the United States. dried beans, fresh fruits, and Selected By Student Bod·y Archibald Cox. Cox delivered Having dealt with the issue of vegetables, canned soups, etc.). There Wednesday the first of three lectures Archibald Cox, solicitor general judicial deference in the previous two are substantial savings on some of in the Law College's annual Robert from 1961-65 and now professor of lectures, Cox related this principle to these items, fair savings on others. by Darlene Kerber honorary and Cincinnatus. She writes certain constitutional problems with NR Staff Reporter S. Marx Lecture series. law at Harvard University spoke Eventually the stock will be for the Greek Vine and was a Cox, now a professor of law at ''further congressional legislation expanded to carry as many items as Thursday at UC. He delive~;ed the might influence." The right of Student Advisor. Harvard, explained, "It has second in a series of three lectures on possible t hat the members desire. The results of the student body Miss Hodell is majoring. in musical speedy trial, legislative Homecoming Queen voting were commonly been said to be the ''The Role of Congress in "Because the foundatiol). of a food theater and her interests include function of the Supreme Court of representation, and school co-op lies in a community effort'', released Friday by Douglas Craig of Constitutional Determinations" desegregation were among the camping, sewing, singing and the United States to act as ultimate under UC's Robert S. Marx organizers of the effort have the Alumni Association. problems considered. water-skiing. She is a member of interpreter of the Constitution. In lectureship. indicated that there will be a meeting The five finalists are Jane Bellamy Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and and Sue Conway, (DAA some contexts this generalization is a Regarding school desegregation, on Sunday, Nov.-15, at 7:30p.m., at Cincinnatus. gross simplification; in others it is The Voting Rights Act Cox noted, "there is no altogether The Ludlow Garage, 346 Ludlow sophomores), Becky Hodell and Miss James is majoring in radio and Christine· James, (CCM juniors) and altogether wrong." Amendments would cut residency satisfactory judicial solution and Ave. for everyone interested in theater. Her interests include speech, The objection to service on the requirements to 30 days, abolish developing any judicial solution at all becoming a member of The Linda Scott (TC junior). art, swimming and horseback riding. Miss Bellamy is majoring in art grounds that only Congress could literacy test!> and reduce the voting has proved painfully slow. Congress, Cincinnati Food Co-op. She is a member of Tri-Delta sorority authorize a war in Southeast Asia age to 18. State laws establishing if it were willing, might do much At this meeting the structure and education and is also interested in and SCIP. modeling and dancing. She is a was valid for judicial review; such qualifications in the past have better by enacting a uniform hours for the co-op will be decided Miss Scott, majoring in physical however, Cox maintained that it been upheld by the Supreme Court. nationwide program.' upon, the initial stock of supplies member of Alpha Chi Omega education, enjoys any sport and could "substitute for those most sorority in which she is the assistant The report of the National According to Cox, Congress' "only will be determined, suggestions for dancing. She is active in her church expertly and continuously involved Commission on the Causes and' significant efforts thus far to dilute additional items will be collected, float chairman. as a teacher. the judgement of men lacking either Miss Conway, majoring in fashion Prevention of Violence led several constitutional safeguards of and volunteers able to devote several These five contestants are to have a training, experience, or continuous Congressman to introduce a bill importance have been in the hours a week to man the center will designing, is interested in art, private interview with the judges this responsibility." reading, writing and traveling. She is admitting U.S. District Courts to administration of criminal justice." be recruited. For additional week. The Homecoming Queen and From the Cox perspective such grant injunctions against threats to Miranda v. Arizona is in many ways information call 751-0570 or a member of Theta Phi Alpha her court will then be announced at judicial review would be unwise and sorority, Alpha Lambda Delta freedom of speech, press and responsible for this effort, in Cox' 421-6903. the game Saturday. Congressional action more cogent. review.
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Editorial policy totalitarianism on the part of is determined by the Editor-in· policy statement recommended by restores much of the confidence lost this respect. President Langsam and adopted by in the body by the more reasonable The issue of internal discipline has Presiden t Langsam. These Chief. Editorial offices are accusations are simply baseless and located in Suite 411-412-415 of the Board of Directors on September elements of the campus community. been piercingly considered by the 21 has finally produced a moderate, Noteworthy also is the committee committee. The legal erudition and indicate rather adequately the the Tangeman University Center absence of logical and analytical on the Clifton Campus, Cincinnati, cogent, and altogether compelling concern for considerations centering respect for traditional values of analysis and, in part, criticism in the upon student membership in the equity and justice, as well as acumen on the part of their Ohio, 45221. Telephone numbers promoters. are 475-2748, 2749, for News; form of the position paper prepared larger society. The request for constitutional safeguards, are by the Student Rights and clarification and modification of unimpeachable. In particular the President Langsam has 475-59(}1, 5902 for Advertising; promulgated this latest policy in the 2746 for the Editor. Subscription Responsibilities Committee of "the procedures pertaining to recognition of emergency situations price for one year is $15.00; Student Senate. peaceful dissent" is well argued and in which summary suspension with sincere belief that this course of action will prevent the occurrence of second class postage, paid at In a statement sounding much like respectfully submitted in terms retroactive hearing is deserving of the concurrent majority notions of compelling. to even the strictest of accolade. The indictment of violence while yet preserving the Cincinnati, Ohio. The News Record moral and intellectual integrity of is a member of the National John Calhoun the committee noted disciplinarians. However, this summary dismissal without Educational Advertising that the "goodwill and sincerity of otherwise cogent recommendation is retroactive hearing is made with the University. His good faith is the constituent groups" is required Service, Inc. marred by the usual student substantial evidence from federal manifest and his courage laudable. to vitiate the tensions present in the genuflection toward Berkeley and judicial decisions and the dicta of The President's detractors should Mitchell B. Shapiro modern university. It is heartening to Columbia as, supposedly, exemplars Am. House Subs. Bill1219. examine the policy statement of Editor-in-Chief observe a student body adopting a of the consequences of "repression." While this column is, at best, only a September 21 and the report of the tone of cooperation and This cliched and overtly simplified cursory examination of the extensive Student Rights and Responsibilities interdependence rather than one of analysis of complicated political and test, it should indicate the general Committee. Perhaps then they will LE'w Moores, Executive Editor; David Litt, Assistant Editor; adversary and hostile challenge. social phenomena is little becoming a tone of the document-adament, yet realize that their unfounded David Wiles, News Editor; Bernard Rubin, Associate Editor; Perhaps there is hope of amicable penetrating consideration of the respectful, and cognizant of the criticisms can only lead to further Gregory F. Rose, Copy Editor; Marc Kahn, Sports Editor; student-administrative relations in problems of the University of complexities of university dissention and, one fears, internal Viktor Votsch and Ed Swartz, Arts Editors; Dave Kessler, those things most significant to the Cincinnati. governance. . chaos. Photography Editor; Cliff Radel, Editorial Page Editor; Sherry well-being of the University in the The endorsement of the principle However, t here is one issue which not-too-distant future. of institutional neutrality is another the committee neglected- the All columns represent the Cox, Eric Chabrow.and Rosie Pearson, Assistant News Editors; More significant is the statement of laudable facet of the report, albeit is unreasoning overreaction of many opinions of those who wrote Jeff Silverberg and Joe Wasiluk, Assistant Sports Editors; Jane the committee endorsing the also stands in antipodal relation to students to President Langsam's them. Columns do not indicate Weisenborn, Assistant Editorial Page Editor; Wendy Hurwitz, necessity of upholding "freedom and the petty politicization practiced by dicta. As an early defender of the the opinions of either the Editor Office Manager. order." In view of the somewhat less the Senate last Spring in calling for new policy, this columnist has or the editorial board of the NR. Michael Wilkes than courageous behavior of the the student strike. Greater maturity repeated been confronted with Business Manager
David Boggs, Advertising Manager; Dan Braeuer, Kathy Laker, Dan Pollak, Advertising Solicitors, Pat Martin, Circulation .' 1 . Manager; George Patterson, Accounts Receivable. Letters to the Editor ~---~~~~----~------~ Applause for Senate· To the Editor: · we must deal with. The "silent laws, removing it from the legal To The Editor: An Appeal to the UC Students: majority" of the electorate or, for realm. In light of the recent verbal Don't Litter Our Campus that matter, the politically To say that medical students and discourse and written editorials and The recently adopted report of the Student Senate Rights and disinterested on this campus, is a doctors are opposed to this refonn, letters on the explosive question of Everyday, when walking . across very large segment. Ideally this population, the student Chapter of Priveleges Committee dealing with the 21 September Board of as the fourth-year student did in his campus, I am sickened by the sight should not be and every one should letter is, I think, a misinterpretation Zero Population Growth challenge Directors Policy is to be applauded for its maturity, clarity, and of crumpled papers on walks and race to the polls and to the of the physician's professional views Mr. Lew Moores and Mr. Greg Rose perception of student opinion. lawns, of pop cans and plastic cups candidates offering their franchise by the prejudicial moral judgement to a formal discussion on this issue. In particular, we must heartily commend all members of the perched on walls and ledges, of and their help. But don't be of that student. With present Two students affiliated with ZPG garbage cans spilling their contents. I unrealistic, this is not a practical methods, abortion carries some risk would like to meet with you on committee, as ,vyell as Chairman Joe Conn, Acting Chairman Allan situation, nor a practical world. November 10 at one o'clock in room Kling, and Vice-President Artie Cohn for their responsible have seen students abandon garbage of physiological complications (as do within twenty feet from a garbage An institution that houses so many all operations) even when done in 206 McMicken. The event is open to coordination of the Senators' efforts. container, too apathetic to deposit it diverse individuals with so many optimally antiseptic hospital settings, all those interested, its purpose being Not only has Student Senate served in this instance as a in the right place. diverse goals cannot bow to the here of course, the majority of education in and clarification of this After a concert, the lawn facing the wishes of a few. It must cater to abortions in the United States are most pertinent issue of all time. representative voice of integrity, but in a larger sense, will everyone of it's constituents. Must it undoubtedly help in the desire to provide an atmosphere of Union is a mess of papers, cups, and NOT performed. However, new Program Committee what have you, left behind by not? If there are those who do not methods, especially that of Z.P.G. "freedom, mutual respect, and trust." students who obviously don't give a wish to partake in politics, do we prostaglandin induction, for Without acting or reacting in an emotional manner, the framers of damn. sacrifice something that they deem example, have promise as maximally the report have respectfully sewn together a well-reasoned and The Earthday response to keep the more necessary-classroom safe and effective techniques of substantiated document that requests a much needed review and environment clean has obviously run education-for something that they abortion. Retraction out of steam, and it is well to remind may feel is irrelevant to them? The News Record apologizes for modification of the 21 September policy. everyone at this university that It is indeed a dreadful shame that When and if these methods become and retracts an innaccuracy in Initially, the report draws a parallel between origins of the Everyday is Earthday if man is to we do have members of our society readily available to the practicing Ken Grey's column in last tensions that eventually exploded other schools and the conditions extricate himself from the who do not think much of politics, physician much of the risk involved Friday's paper ("The Politics of that exist here. They also find a frighteningly valid similarity threatening mass of refuse that man and stay as far away from candidates in abortion will be removed and, I UC's Non-Politics, page four). generates. Every year, we, "affluent" and the polls as they can-but in a believe many physicians will no Mr. Grey made reference to the between the Task Force Report here and the Report on Student Americans, produce some 20 million realistic world-to each his own. longer be able to readily oppose fact that President Langsam Life at Columbia University, whose recommendations were tons of waste paper and forty-eight Richard L. Katz abortion reform for professional appeared in connection with a overridden or forgotten by the administration there. billion used cans. This is the price we A&S '71 reasons. political candidate's campaign. have to pay for "Progress (?)" Let's Mr. Grey, as well as the editors Establishing a syllogism of implication by u'Sing the Charter of Of course, aside from the each do our part in the cleanup To The Editor: responsible for failing to delete Student Rights and Responsibilities and the U.S. Constitution, the campaign and keep our campus professional viewpoint, the this inaccurate statement Upon reading the fourth year categorical imperatives of right or report takes note of the fact that the new Board policy, in effect, clean. Good show you know! medical student's letter of last week, neglected to check the facts deprives students of their rights as American citizens. P.C.D. DeJong wrong seem to pervade many involved. I feel compelled to write on behalf of professional and laypeople's attitudes Its second major criticism is concerned with misinterpretation of Dept. Of the medical students and physicians In a recent News Record, it was Biological Sciences toward abortion. Assuming that noted that Dr. Langsam's H.R. 1219. As indicated in the Board policy, the administration will who favor abortion reform in a state contraception is understood and used which, under present law, essentially appearance in a photograp~ with interpret the legislation to indicate that the P·resident may optimally by those who desire it Congressional Candidate, Chester To the Editor: forces women to employ extremely (and, of course, this is not an summarily suspend a student (convicted of misconduct) directly, In specific reference to the column hazardous, illegal means for Cruze, as part of his campaign without any provision for hearing. accurate assumption), there will still literature was an action appearing in the Nov. 6 News Record procurring abortion. be women who will become pregnant We share with the Senate deep concern over the potential for under the title of POLITICS OF Regardless of the metaphysical authorized by neither of the "accidentally" or whatever their gentlemen. deprivation of civil liberties here and, in alliance with them, we UC'S NON POLITICS I would like to debate as to when life begins, which reason. And these women will seek make a few points. by its very nature is not categorically It was clearly stipulated in the request repeal of this "second exception." abortion. Thus, rather than accompanying caption that the First of all, Mr. Gray's assumption answerable, one should consider the attempting to deal with the idea of that time off for campaigning in the existent i a I reality of the photograph was taken five or six abortion in terms of dogmatic years ago in connection with a recent elections would bring a definitely-alive, eclectic individual moralism, we must accept the reality majority of students out to campaign who must and will decide personally Taft Institute of Government of its existence as an option for meeting, and consequently for their candidates is absurd. How about abortion, regardless of legal or certain people, and we must consider Servomation Beware! many students took advantage of the ethical mores, when in the situation indicated no political relationship it accordingly as a reality and not a between the two men or any political trailer on campus to get of being "unhappily pregnant." moral concept of right or wrong. We view with great favor the recent efforts of some students at involved? The trailer was placed in In other words, cold statistics institution. creating an exercise in free market economics by establishing the most conspicuous spot on reflect the empirical truth: women Those who favor abortion are Antimation, a food cooperative operating in the vicinity of Alms campus-next to the union bridge. If who want abortions are going to mainly women, who ultimately students had been so concerned why secure them no matter what law or decide, individually, on abortion. If a Hall. The Political Science Student's didn't they utilize the trailer? morals indicate. Acceptance of this woman is willing to take the medical Associatiop will hold a meeting When there exists a demand for either diversification of product Another point Mr. Gray is that to "fact" would aid in uniting everyone risks involved, who is to tell her Tuesday, Nov. 10, in room 821A or improvement in quality which is not met by existing suppliers, it my chagrin and yours I'm sure, and toward an effort of improving the legally she cannot? Obviously there is on Brodie A-1 at 1:00 p.m. All is only right for other suppliers to rise to fill the need. The te'st of for that fact to many others, there conditions under which these more than rationality behind the students and majors interested in competition alone will improve the products available and make are many, many students on this abortions are being performed. The stubborn opposition to a bortion the future of the Political Science campus who do not, in any way, best way to ensure this, of course, reform. others available. We believe that Antimation provides this Department Curriculum and want to become involved in politics. through legalization of the operation Suzanne Weiss Policies should attend. competition which the free market demands to safeguard its This is a shame, but it is a reality that or better, simply repeal of present Medicine II operation from stagnancy. The establishment of Antimation demonstrates, we believe, the course of action so needed within the university to ensure competitive markets and customer service. Others would do well to follow their example. A Rose In the Onion Patch
Number One in Britain is no longer Led Zeppelin took a bite out of lays you down and makes you want does "Hush- A- Bye," a soft the Beatles. Led Zeppelin has Bob Dylan's "Country Pie" when to love. Check out Mylon, he is beautiful ballad. worth looking into. dethroned the Liverpool greybeards they did "Bron-Y-Aur Stomp". By Livingston Taylor differs from his and their new album Led Zeppelin any other group it would be just a London Wainwright III (Atlantic brother Ja~es in that he tries to jam III (Atlantic SD-7201) will do it to pleasant barn dance take-off, but SD 8260) is an album that is fifty his melody line full of lyrics; whereas every other record on Billboards top Zeppelin knocks that barn apart in a years old, (even though it was James is much more mellow and 100. After one week, III was number smooth, sly way. recorded in 1970) because in keeping relaxed. But Livingston should not "Tangerine" (not the old World with the blues recordings of the three and definitely headed to the be put down for his style. Other top. War II song) is a beautiful song 1920's the artist, his blues, and his similar to what the Moody Blues composers (Paul McCartney and Led Zeppelin III goes into a guitar are the only elements that are John Hartford for instance) resorted completely new dimension for have been doing lately. This song used to brew his particular batch of Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and brings up the only weak spot in the the blues. to this style early in their Company. III is two beautiful and Led Zeppelin· album, that being their Wainwright's singing turns me off. development. Thank Taylor for his artistry, and pick up his record. ' completely diverse images on one abstinence in publishing their lyrics, His voice does not have Dylan's fine record. and in including them in their nasal qualities, nor is it as weak as Side one starts out with the albums. Led Zeppelin III is just too Donovan's. To be totally blunt, his exploding, driving attack that Led good to be true. Two completely singing is atrocious, besides the fact Zeppelin has put together on Led separate moods on one album, not to that it stinks. This poor excuse for a LETTER POLICY Zeppelin's I and II. But as compared mention the strange album cover voice conceals the beautiful blue The University of, with these two albums, III's first two (which will amuse as well as lyrics that Wainwright produ~es. cuts are unimpressive. One reason stimulate the listener) in which this Wainwright has had the blues and Cincinnati News Record , RllfP could be that Jimmy Page's guitar is beautiful record is all wrapped up. Ill he knows them well, but it is requires that all letters to IHE noticeably silent. is a record you must get your hands difficult for one to imagine how such the editor be signed by the ~~ Things pick up on the third cut and on, and your mind into. strange bed fellows (his atrocious sender and list either an ! · Cii?EAT for the remainder of the first side, Clap your hands and shout some voice and beautiful lyrics) can exist Led Zeppetin just blows you out of gospel rock, here comes Mylon on the same record. It must be the address or a telephone ~OC/E.Ty whatever frame of mind you are in. (Cotillion SD 9026). Mylon is a abstract chemistry that is Lowdon number at which the sender Zeppelin just cooks every ounce of group who can loosen all the free Wainwright m. may be contacted for ~ love juice out of this side's last cut spirits and the up tight ones too. Keep on truckin' with Livingston confirmation of letter ~ "Out On The Tiles". Plant's Mylon is led by Mylon Le Fevre, Taylor (ATCO SD 33-334). This screaming is now just about as close who writes all of the groups songs album must be WEBN's favorite . contents. Names will be ~ to Janis Joplin as you can get. The and sings the lead vocals. The first because it was played quite . withheld upon request of ' way Bonham kicks his drums he side is very similar to some of the frequently in late summer and early · the sender. Letter length -~ comes across like Mitch Mitchell Band's material, only Mylon adds a fall. For sometime, I thought the - should be limited, generally, ~ when he was with the Jimi Hendrix gospel flavor with a gospel-soul only cut worthwhile listening to was ··- Experience. chorus, and typical church organ "Doctor Man," but as always WEBN ~ to three-hundred or ~ The under freak of all time is on sound that the Band used on "Up on close to play the worst cut on a great ~~1 fou~-hm;1
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For free ca ta· log mail you r request to: Tlw \l.sil Bo\, P.O. Box 2·t 17 San l'r;uwi:-.C'0. Calif. ()41 :?.6 Page Seven THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWS RECORD November 10, 1970 Beareats S1~oil Mean Green Domeeoming • Johnson Leads Team to Fourth_ Straight ' by Joe Wasiluk the ball on a fumble. were averagmg 283 yards rushing per aided in the defensive showing with a on a march from the U.C. 29 to score 1 I game and 347 total yards per game. beautiful punting show of his own. on Jesse Taylor's 63 yard jaunt. Taylor scampered 3 yards with 1:27 Ass't Sports Editor Adding to the magic spectacle was showing on the clock and the score '\ Jesse Taylor's three touchdown runs As for the North Texas running The Kentuckian booted the ball 11 The Texan's only TD was tallied in attack, which was almost times for 460 yards, including kicks the second ql!arter on a 16 yard pass read, Cincinnati 30, North Texas Joe Little, the North Texas State of 1, 3, and 4 yards marking the State 10. quarterback sarcastically known as non-existant, the Eagles could only of 48 52 and 53 yards. play from Milton to Rhett Little. The second game in a row and third in his At this point many fans began to "The Magician," put on a passing career, that the talented fullback has muster up 23 yards against the Fen'nell' also had a punt of 36 yards score was set up for the EAgles when show for 15,500 homecoming fans in Bearcat defensive unit. So the birds in the second . quarter which was pass interference was called on Cincy head for the exits and it was well scored three times in one game. It that they did because Cincy battered Denton, Texas, Saturday afternoon was also the fourth game in a row went to the air, where they found knocked dead on the NT lh-yard line at the U.C. 39. The 14-10 score was by completing 26 of 58 passes for reasonable flying room enabling by a Cincy player enabling the Cats as close as the Mean Green ever came the Eagle defense in the final quarter that a U.C. back has tied the school but were still unable to score. 342 yards; but it was to no avail as record for most scores in one them to reach their final 365 total to score a safety on the next play. to . Cincy in t~e game and the Cats yards for the game. However, they Head Coach Ray Callahan praised quickly made it 16-10 on the safety After advancing to the NTS 33 the U. C.'s ruthless Bearcats smashed the contest. Cats lost the ball on a fourth down not-so Mean Green Eagles 30-10. were still unable to score on the taut the punter saying, "Fennell did a before the end of the half. Steve Cowan played the other trick Cincy defense. great job with his punting and gave In the second half, the Texans situation coming up one yard shy of Cincy quarterback Albert Johnson the first down. for the Red and Black, jaunting six The Raging Red Defense had their us good field position all afternoon." ~ever made a first down until the pulled a few tricks out of his own yards in the first period after the A fumble on the Eagle 15 sleeves to show the' Texans, carrying work cut out for them all afternoon With good field position the entire fmal quarter. U.C. took advantage of Cats took the opening kickoff on an everytime Joe Milton had the ball, game, Cincy had little trouble t~e situation ~nd scored two more smothered another scoring attempt the ball 19 times for 177 yards 82 yard drive, to begin the Cincy after the Bearcats drove from their including runs of 54 and 63 yard~ but by the second half the Cats were scoring. Marching 82 yards after the tJ~es. E? Bohs ~ t up the first TD scoring. Cowan carried the ball 27 clawing away and Milton's Eagles opening kickoff, Cowan scored from With an mtercephon on the NT 25. own 24 yard line, including which set up TD's in the first and times in the game for a total gain of Johnson's 52 yard scamper and some second quarters. The rambling were losing their feathers. The Cats six yards out to give U.C. a 6-0 lead. Jesse Taylor plunged one yard with the 88 yards. finished the game with four Mike Schmitt's extra point kick ball with 6:08 remaining in the third fine ball carrying by Mel Riggins and quarterback also had a run of 52 Mike Cousins. yards in the fourth period to the The magic running offense of mterceptions, of which two by made it 7-0. quarter and the score was 23-20. Cincinnati rolled up 402 yards sophomores Ed Bolis and Billy D.C.'s final try for a final quarter Eagle 15, but it was set back to the · The Eagles retalliated with a The final U.C. score also came in score died out on the NTS 28 yard 30 on a clipping penalty. The Cats rushing against the crippled Eagles Hunter, set up scoring attacks for 31-yard field goal by Mike Briscoe the third quarter after BiUy Hunter's and 448 total offensive yards for the u.c. line as time ran out in the game. The got back to the 15 yard line but lost but the Cats came ooouncing back interception on the NTS 35. Jesse Cincy .crew had advanced from their game. Goin~ into the tussle, the Cats Sophomore punter Clem Fennell own 31 yard line which included two Two Letterman big rushing gains by Ron Dorsey. The Cats now stand 6-2 on the Schwallie ·Leaves Roundballers season. by Marc Kahn said. "Coach Baker and I decided ATTENDANCE CARDS Sports Editor his main roll during the past couple that if I wasn't able to work myself of years has been coming in off the Students are reminded that they back into shape that it would be best bench to take over the can pick up their basketball Bob Schwallie, senior guard ' for for myself and best for the team to quarterbacking duties for the team. attendance cards through Nov. 13. Tay Baker's basketball Bearcats will leave," said the senior. The future for Schwallie now for not be returning to the hardwood "It's tough to let Bob go, he'll be The cards will be given to students the first time in many years doesn't showing UC ID, from 8:30a.m. to this year. very difficult to replace. But he's include basketball. Schwallie came down with a case been having trouble, coming off his 5:00 p.m. in the lobby of the "I'll be graduating in March," said Armory Fieldhouse. of mononucleosis over the summer illness, in keeping up with the team," Schwallie. "I signed up for the and has fought a losing battle in said Tay Baker, Bearcat basketball reserves and I'd like to get my active trying to get in shape of the coach. duty out of the way soon because upcoming season, which begins Dec. Schwallie, a native Cincinnatian next December I'm planning to get -~ 2. from Elder High School, has married. After that I should have a ...N "I don't want to leave, but the competed for the Red and Black in job in sales," said Schwallie. doctor told me that if I couldn't get the past four seasons. He was Although inactive from basketball -~ back into shape it would be best for .....: ....: ...: ...: e hampered with an injury in his for only a short while, Schwallie has c.. c.. c.. c.. u.. me to leave the team," Schwallie sophomore year and was redshirted trepidations about his decision. (") ca en N therefore giving him an extra year of ,... :E "I miss it already. When the guys in z:0 Miami Ends eligibility _ Because he has played my room go to practice, I wish I QUARTERBACK ALBERT JOHNSON prepares to pitch out to one of his four seasons, he would be ineligible .... ~ could go there with them. UC's been backs in the option play which has worked to perfection for Cincy this fall. .. t::; 0 to play in any post-season ~ Kitten Season great to me. It's helped me grow up. The talented quarterback used it several times last weekend in guiding the ;: by Dave Jones tournaments. While I was here I've met a lot of Bearcats to a 30-10 victory over the North Texas State Eagles. -.~c::) The six foot, two inch guard was great people whom I'll never forget," News Record by Dave Kessler ...co- NR Sports Writer on especially skilled in ball control, and concluded Schwallie. N... Coach Jim Kelly's freshman ... ; footballers ended their season with a I! z Cl disasterous loss to the yearlings of Beaty Sets New Standard as PREGNANT ci Miami University. The Redskins ... ..: rolled over U.C. 29-13 giving the Your problem error prone Bearkittens a very Harriers Finish Second disappointing 1-3 record for the by Jay Rosenbaum is our problem I season, with the lone victory coming NR Sports Writer 0 against Ohio University. The U.C. cross country squad finished second out of twelve, Saturday, in Miami's defense, led by tackle Pat the six Mile Kentucky Federation Cross Country Championship Meet in For information and Leahy, set up three of the Papooses Louisville, Kentucky. First to finish for the Cincinnati harriers was freshman •.. four touchdowns. Leahy, from Bill Beaty in third place, setting an alJ time school record for a 6 mile course Finneytown High School, blocked a of 29:17. counseling on legal ... punt which defensive back Dick Coach Paul Armor said, "I was very pleased with our performance on Brown scooped up and raced 20 Saturday because the men gave it all they had.'' He also stated the reason for u yards for an easy score early in the finishing behind Indiana State was because of the confusion that arose on abortions Ill first quarter. where the finish line was, as U.C. lost by only two points. In the fourth quarter, Leahy, The come back made on Saturday, after losing to Miami and Michigan State Call-Day or Night-271-5301 • grabbed a deflected Kitten aerial and last week, helped to lift the morale and spirits of the team and has given them steamed over the goal line from four the extra lift they'll need for a first place finish in the Central Collegiate -a yards out. During the afternoon the Conference Meet at IlJinois University this Saturday. Oxfordmen intercepted two other With Bill Beaty running out in front once again, it would be fairly safe to Ill Cincy passes and recovered three say that the Bearcat runners will be up front with the leaders on Saturday. A.R.S. (Cincinnati, Office) .,. fumbles. ., The first score for the Kittens came 0 on a 21 yard scoring strike from WANT CONTRACEPTIVES z quarterback Mike Shoemaker to ' Zeke Harden in the third quarter. The extra point attempt was missed. PRIVATELY? Miami held the lead at this point 9-6. 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Why isn't a big company like General Electric doing more to clean up the environment?
How much can one company do the problem of thermal effects, it's the complete combustion of many to clean up the environment? being tackled on a site-by-site basis types of solid waste. Complete Until the problems of pollution and can be solved. But for now, combustion drastically reduces the are under control-until its effects increasing demands for power can amount of leftover ash, as well as are reversed-no company can ever be met without an increasing virtually eliminating air pollutants. be doing "enough_,., output of air pollution. The problems of the environ What follows is a listing of .,.. GE has developed a waste ment are many. And some of the things General Electric is doing to treatment unit to significantly so lutions will be difficult and ease environmental problems. reduce the water pollution from costly. But, as you can see, we're Some are new. Some are as old as ships and boats. working on them. twenty-five years. .,.. We have been chosen by the Should we be doing more? federal government to solve the Why are we running this adJ Yes, of course. Every company problem of jet-engine noise for the We're running this ad, and should. These are only a few of the aviation industry. Our present jet is others like it, to tell you the things more important ones. But every day already quieter than those on the General Electric is doing about the sees us take more steps in many passenger planes of the Sixties, and problems of man and his more directions. yet it's nearly three times as powerful. environment today. .,. General Electric is working .,. GE designed and built an The problems concern us toward a process that will use undersea habitat called " Tektite." because they concern you. We' re a bacteria to convert garbage into a Several teams of scientists have lived business and you are p0tential high-protein food for cattle. One in the habitat while studying coral customers and employees. possible answer to the mounting reef ecology and ocean pollution. But there's another, more garbage problem. .,.. We're designing an earth-resources important reason. These problems .,. Modern, pollution-free mass transit satellite which will be used for a will affect the future of this country from General Electric is carrying worldwide survey of the oceans. and this planet. We have a stake in more and more commuters into cities A first step toward the ultimate that future. As businessmen. And, without their cars. control of water pollution. simply, as people . .,. GE pioneered the development of .,. Our newest jet airplane engine, We invi te your comments. nuclear power plants. A nuclear for the DC-1 0, is designed to be Please w rite to General Electric, plant makes electricity without smoke-free. O f course, there's more 570 Lexington Ave., New York, N.Y. making smoke. While there is still to jet exhaust than just smoke. And 10022. ' our goal is to one day make them run totally clean . .,. General Electric makes high temperature vortex incinerators for
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