THE DAILY SKIFF
volume 71, Number 71 Texas Christian University ... Fort Worth, Texas 76129 Tuesday, February 20, 1973
Intrepid pancake eaters Kuth McCoy (left), Jess Mindel and Laura of Lambda Chi Alpha member Pete Harris, who downed 15 pancakes in BATTER UP! Sheik fought the good fight in the Worth Hills Cafeteria's pancake- 10 minutes. Among his prizes, thank goodness, was a bottle of Alka eating contest Thursday afternoon, but lost out to the superior talents Seltzer. Photos by Rill Bahan Fraternity charter suspended
ByJEFFBOGGESS members in a Rickel Center plex, a report of a pledge taking a chapter room was paid last week, mittee member: close down the Faced with numerous incident; drinking on University test for a member and non- one source said the group can fraternity, take lesser punitive misconduct charges. Kappa property; and incidents of pledge payment of motel damages still "be kicked off campus" for action on the fraternity and-or Sigma fraternity had its charter hazing. resulting from a fall semester that one issue alone The back members, or leave disciplinary suspended by its national Other incidents include noise party. rent exceeded $5,000. action to the national office of fraternity office last Thursday, complaints from citizens ad- Rent Paid The committee has three op- the group. Feb. 15, pending an investigation jacent to the Worth Hills eom- Although the back rent on the tions as outlined by one com- by the University, according to In the latter case, one action Elizabeth Proffer, director of Cinecentennial that could be taken would be to University Programs and Ser- expel all current members of the vices. fraternity and allow them to The Student Organization reapply for membership Committee(SOC) appointed a Film festival to stress writer subcommittee to review the However, two additional charges. The subcommittee will A comedy, a drama and a Max," "My Sweet Charlie" and never heard of a festival that children's classic will be focal "Old Yeller," respectively, after stressed the writer," he said factors complicate the current meet Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 20, circumstances, according to a points in the Cinecentennial Film each film is shown Scheduled as one of the Cen- to make recommendations. member of the subcommittee Representatives of both the Festival, scheduled for March 5- tennial events, the Cinecenten- A film festival that honors fraternity and its national head- 7. nial also will feature screenings writers is rare, according to Dr. First, many "influential" quarters are expected to be of student-produced films. Writers Jim Lehrer, David R.C. Norris, chairman of the alumni who are Kappa Sigmas present. The three featured films will be Westheimer and Fred Gipson Radio-TV Film division and live in Fort Worth and are aware An informed source on the will discuss their films, "Viva coordinator of the festival. "I've shown at 8 p.m. in the Student of the fraternity's status. Fur- committee said the investigation Center Ballroom thermore, the committee was began as a review of the whole The story of a ragtag Mexican told that 13 other national University fraternity system, but Exposure incident army unit's siege on present-day fraternities have indicated to the soon focused in on Kappa Sigma San Antonio, "Viva Max," will be University they would like to due to very low grade averages shown March 5. have a chapter at the school as of members "My Sweet Charlie" will be the soon as a vacancy in the "Greek " Alleged Violations prompts precautions March 6 featured film, with a plot section" occurs. The subcommittee found sev- that switches stereotypes by eral incidents which violate A man reportedly entered "We don't know how he got in pairing an articulate black After the subcommittee hears University policies. Letters were Sherley Hall and indecently or out," Miss Phillips continued. lawyer from the North with a testimony and receives evidence, sent last week from the panel to exposed himself to two residents She speculated the man may backwoods, illiterate Southerner. in the afternoon meeting, it will Dean of Students John W Friday night. Feb. 16. have entered through a side door Gipson's "Old Yeller" will be make a recommendation which Murray; Ron Hill, fraternity Hall director Linda Phillips or an open window and said he shown March 7. will be presented to a full SOC adviser; Steve Oatman, Inter- said the man entered the hall might have left the same way. Tickets for the three-day event meeting Thursday, Feb. 22. fraternity Council president; about 9:30 p.m., then exposed The Security Office was im- are $3 for high school and TCU Jack Wright, Kappa Sigma himself to the first-floor mediately contacted. students and $5 for adults Dean Murray said the SOC's president; Kappa Sigma's residents. After Security officers arrived Reserved seats are available for action "would be it" in terms of alumni adviser; and the national the whole building was searched $10. finality, but refused comment on office of the fraternity. The Miss Phillips said the man in case the man was still hiding Tickets may be ordered by the charges letters listed some ten alleged made no attempt to attack the there. Security precautions were mail, with checks payable to violations girls, although it was rumored he taken to prevent another such TCU Film Festival and a The only officer of the The charges include failure to carried a knife. She said he incident. stamped, self-addressed en- organization who could be pay chapter room rent since disappeared immediately after Miss Phillips said the man was velope enclosed, from Dr Norris reached for comment said he was November, 1970; involvement of confronting the two. Caucasian, in his early thirties at the Radio-TV-Film division. unaware of the situation. THE DAILY SKIFF Tuesday February 20, 1973 Bulletin! Ministers urge amnesty KvROilKKT HOOVER York, suggested there is an Dr. Shinn said that it would be Dr. Napier said, "The church- 9 man's position is quite clear. I Is the amnesty issue dead obvious contradiction in the fruitless to include such ter- Two outstanding educators and efforts the United States govern- minology as "forgive and forget" can't imagine a church which rYEW wouldn't support amnesty." But, FROM LOS ANGF.LOS churchmen, here last week for ment is making toward or "pardon" in constructing a GENERAL PANTS COMPANY he emphasized the fact that Ministers' Week, said "no" as rebuilding North Vietnam and legal document because all though his leligious convictions Wanted Foxy lady to work for retail they expressed a new argument those efforts being made to words carry the imputation of rlothln* »lore Sales and receptionist. Apply dictate his drssent, a national for amnesty last week, that of rebuild the nation at home crime. li person General Paoti Company. 912 interest argument is much more Houston Hours 12-5. national interest The two educators said According to Dr Bennett, the realistic. Carpenter Wanted Help part time In "The loss to our country is Americans must put down the old objectors to the American in- Dr. Shinn and Dr. Napier openlnx retail cloth!nf slorr Carpenter unspeakable," replied Dr B arguments of legality, duty to volvement in Vietnam were helper Apply In person 912 Houston. believe that amnesty will not be a General Pants Company Davie Napier, president of country, and theological con- highly selective—they objected Pacific School of Religion, victions when discussing the to just this war and not all wars. prominent issue for at least six MEET UNCLE KENNINGTON Berkeley, California. He said, "I possibilities of amnesty. To decide whose moral con- months, but both feel amnesty have financed trips to Canada A former colleague of Dr science is right among the will become a reality. Dr. Shinn expressed doubt that amnesty myself " Napier's, John C. Bennett dissenters would require legal He argues these persons who recently discussed the legal machinery that the United States would include the deserters in were highly sensitive to the aspect. He said that our society does not possess, Dr. Bennett Vietnam, but the thinks the jails quality of life in America and to dictates that one must work said. and the borders will be opened. the direction they saw her within the law. A draftee who following would, if they returned, receives his notice to report has express concern for many of the no time to initiate the legal problems concerning the nation proceedings which would rid him today. of his grievances. WE REPAIR AND SELL Contradictions Alternatives TAPE RECORDERS—CASSETTES—RADIOS Dr. Roger L. Shinn of Union Should he resist the draft or Theological Seminary, New some aspect of the war machinery he has three alter- c An Avon Territory Is now open In TCU area Would you like to call on Avon cuatomers natives. He can be sent to prison, there? Call M47M6. leave the country, or desert in the line of duty. All three alter- natives open to the person are illegal activities.
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Association (ARA) runs the establishing a Student Council University dining facilities. Last The committee will obtain Committee on Food Services, to year the ARA made ap- copies of the laws regulating proximately one per cent profit, public dining services in Texas Rennie said from the Federal Drug Ad- The committee hopes to set up I Calendar \ ministration, and will compare some sort of complaint box in the food served with Federal TUESDAY—Art exhibit by Wil which people can deposit their nutrition standards. Barnet, early ecological activist. gripes. It will also be visiting the The Gallery, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Another area of concern is food dining facilities two or three through March 2. prices times per week to observe the Painting exhibit by American entire food preparation process. realist Reginald Marsh, Fort "I do expect an increase in food On Feb. 22, Henry McEwin, Worth Art Center Museum, prices in the next month or so," who runs the food service here, through April 1. said Rennie. "The prices never will conduct a tour of the Campus Chest Week, through seem to recede. Why have the facilities for all interested Feb. 24. prices in stores gone down on faculty members and students. North Texas Counselors Conference hosted by the North AND EVEN MORE ? Central Texas College Student Personnel Association and the Lose pounds with hula University. SMUT Dr. John Claypool presents The Division of Special Courses will offer a five week class in "Figure Low Mutts • txtsses "Trapeze or Swing" at chapel, 11 Control-The Natural Polynesian Method" beginning Feb. 21. a.m. The course will be taught by Sue Apitz, a graduate of the Camino Basketbell against Arkansas, School of Hula in Wahiwa, Hawaii. Dr. Leroy Lewis, director of Special Daniel-Meyer Coliseum, 7:30 Courses, said the course is "a fun exercise program developed and p.m. presented in a manner to rebuild the body through graceful easy Nancy Basmajian presents a motions." \TX0UStfS'JACKETS- com- Mms\ piano recital, Ed Landreth The class is scheduled for Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:30 to 11:00 Auditorium, 8:15 p.m. a.m. in Epworth Hall at the First Methodist Church, 801 W. 5th St. WEDNESDAY—Select Series Tuition is $20. Registrations are now being accepted by the Special COUNT THE menm presents "The Intimate PDQ Courses Office in Sadler Hall. 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/ WAITIN* ROOM I Bull's-eye
by Hobby Yatei
It's been five years since Chicago made their Dallas debut as a warm up band for the late Jimi Hendnx. and after five solid goM albums and just as many successful concert tours, the brass still bites and the harmonies ring and the hits just keep on eomin' The "Whai
LESSON You'll Increase Your Reading Speed On The Spot! ALLEY OOP—Marty Van Kleeck, member of the University's gym- nastics team, demonstrates her vaulting talents at the third annual TCI' Invitational Gymnastics Meet for College Women, held Saturday, Feb. 17. The team, which includes only one coed with previous exper- ience in gymnastics competition, placed third. For The 1st Time Ever... Photo by Kill Bahan
• World Famous Evelyn Wood • You'll see why Presidents Reading Dynamics offers you Kennedy and Nixon invited Filthy baroque a free glimpse of what it's like Evelyn Wood to the White to be able to read and study House to teach their advis- much faster . ors and the Joint Chiefs of Staff how to read faster. in 'banned' concert • You'll actually be taught how • You'll hear what the faculty to read and study faster during members of one of America's Select Series will present an and least of J.S. Bach's musical the exciting Speed- Reading foremost colleges says about 8:15 performance of "The children, specializes in unusual Lesson. Evelyn Wood, and watch them Intimate P.D.Q. Bach" instrumentation, ludicrous lyrics read-fast! Wednesday, Feb. 21 in Ed and harmonics that horrify the I-andreth Auditorium. more traditional musicians. We want you to decide for your- You'll find this Special Free of- self the value of becoming a fer of increased reading speed Many persons have difficulty Some of P.D.Q. s more unusual Speed-Reader, Evelyn Wood to be an exciting and unusual identifying P.D.Q. Bach (1807- instruments include bagpipes, style. experience. 1742) from the many musical left-handed sewer flute, double- Bachs of history reed slide music stand, trumpet The confusion is not unex- mouthpiece and wine bottle For the first time we are offering a Special Speed-Reading Les- pected, because the personality The purpose of all this musical son to provide you with a and music of P.D.Q. Bach were paraphernalia is simply to en- glimpse of what it's like to be created by Prof. Peter Schikele, tertain the listener. Prof. able to read and study almost musicologist at the University of Schikele says he makes no at- as fast as you can turn pages Southern North Dakota at tempt to create "great music." and you'll actually The Wednesday performance participate in the techniques Hoople. that will improve your reading The Baroque period of music will include the "Erotica" and study speed on the spot! may be subdivided into High Variations for banned in- Baroque, Middle Baroque and struments and piano, and the Low Baroque. Prof. Schikele's one-act opera, "Hansel and P.D.Q. Back was created as an Gretel and Ted and Alice." example o£ Filthy Baroque. The program is free to students LAST THREE DAYS P.D.Q., supposedly the last showing their IDs at the door L'Fran Cards and Gifts 5:30 & 8:00 P.M. Featuring Gibson cards for all occasions w TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 2850 D Berry and West Waits (Corner (lump Bowie If Montgomery) "- \/ OPENING SOON IN NEW TCU SHOPPING CENTER
CHOWS ON! Free MINI Lessons! ALSO AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: HOLIDAY INN ARLINGTON RAMADA INN IRVING HOLIDAY INN DALLAS (NORTH CENTRAL EXPSY> SHLRATON OAKCLIFF CDALLAS) BColonial^^w^ (HWY 67 & INTST 35E) 5011 TRAIL LAKE AT LOOP 820 2600 W BERRY 1523 PENNSYLVANIA 4025 E. BELKNAP 5««^*%W READING DYNAMICS AND 801 EAST PARK ROW IN ARLINGTON THK DAILY SKIFF Tuesday. February 20. 1973 Student Bill The purpose of this document K The term "permanent 1 Official educational record, right to assemble freely and fidential and solely for the use of is to enumerate the essential record" shall mean an official and peaceably and always be free to the organizations except that provisions of the student's rights record of the University that is to 2. Official disciplinary record. support or protest causes by names and addresses may be and freedoms, together with the be retained in perpetuity, e.g. B No entry may be made on a orderly means Such gatherings required when University corresponding responsibilities official educational record, and student's official educational or expressions or opinions shall academic requirements exist or which he assumes as a student at official medical and psychiatric record without notification of the not disrupt the regular and as a condition of access to Texas Christian University record student Publication of grades essential operation of the in- University funds SECTION I TERMS L All other terms shall have and announcements of honors stitution, impede the free flow of 3 Campus organizations, in When used in this document— their usual meanings unless constitute notice. An erroneous vehicularor pedistrian traffic, or eluding those affiliated with an A The term "university" another meaning is specified by entry may be appealed to the deny the right of access to extramural organization, shall means Texas Christian the context chief academic officer. facilities or buildings be open to qualified students University in Fort Worth, Texas, C. Access to his official 2. Every student has the right without respect to race, creed, or and, collectively, those SECTION II FREEDOM OF educational record and official to be interviewed on campus by national origin Religious responsible for its control and ACCESS TO HIGHER EDU- disciplinary record is guaranteed any firm, agency, or prospective qualifications may be required operation CATION to each student, subject only to employer desiring to recruit at by organizations whose aims are B The term "student" in- A The University shall be open reasonable regulations as to the University. Students shall be primarily sectarian. cludes all persons taking courses to all applicants who are time, place, and supervision. able to interview without the 4. Affiliation with an ex at the University, both full time qualified according to its ad- D. Entries relating to the fears of discrimination or tramural organization shall not, and part time, pursuing under- mission requirements No ap following subjects may be retribution of itself, disqualify a student graduate, graduate, plicant shall be denied admission solicited but shall not become a 3. Students shall be allowed to group from institutional professional, or extension because of race, religion, sex, or part of the student's official invite and to hear any speaker of recognition providing it meets studies national origin record: their choosing, provided that the minimum requirements C The term "instructor" B. The facilities and services of I, Race, facilities have been adequately established by the University. means any person employed by the University shall be open to all 2 Religion, secured. The presentation shall the University to conduct of its enrolled students 3. Political activities, be conducted in a manner ap- 5. Campus organizations shall classroom activites. A person C. Each student has the 4 Membership in any propriate to an academic have use of appropriate may be both a "student" and an responsibility to meet all organization other than fully community Any doubt as to the University facilities for their "instructor" Determination of financial obligations and approved and recognized student propriety of a speaker to the group activities, subject to such his status shall be made on the regulations of the University organizations. academic community will be regulations as are required for basis of the facts in each case and SECTION III. CLASSROOM E. Within a maximum of five referred to the Speaker Policy scheduling meeting times.. in accordance with the EXPRESSION (5) years from the date of ter- Committee. places, and payment of fees, if definition! of University em- A. Any student who is in good mination from the University, a 4. All forms of student en- required. ployees and students as routine destruction of an in- tertainment, e.g. films, drama, standing with the University has (i No individual, group, or established and published by the dividual's disciplinary records and art, shall be free of cen- the right to register for and at- organization may use the shall be accomplished. sorship, provided that facilities University. tend any class (course) for which University name without the D The term "organization" F. The student has the have been adequately secured. he is qualified and in which there expressed authorization of the means a number of students who responsibility to give full, ac- The presentation shall be con- is room University except to identify the have complied with the formal curate, and complete in- ducted in a manner appropriate No faculty member may refuse University affiliation. University requirements for becoming an to accept a student for formation for all records to an academic community. required by the University. He approval or disapproval of any organization. registering or attending a class B Campus Organizations. policy may not be stated or E The term "group" means a which meets under his in- must report changes In name, 1.Organizations shall be number of students who have not struction because of conflicts in residence, or person(s) to notify recognized by the University for yet complied with the formal in the case of an emergency. any lawful purpose These beliefs or opinions with the views TIT STUDENT & FACULTY ill. ANN! VI requirements for becoming an or attitudes of the faculty organizations may be required to organization member. SECTION V. STUDENT AF- submit to the Committee on ACAPULCO ADVENTURE is April 13 F The term "shall" is used in B. Freedom of discussion and FAIRS Student Organizations a 19 . . $205 includes: Flying "Braniff style the mandatory sense expression of views relevant to a A Campus Expression. statement ol purpose, criteria for non stop charier Dallas Acapulco Dallas 1. Students shall be free to G, The term "may" is used in course must be encouraged and membership, rules of procedure, Hotel accommodations based upon triple oc- the permissive sense protected Students shall be free examine and discuss all a current list of officers, and a cupancy. Airport transfers In Acapulco Con M The term "confidential" to take reasonable exception to questions of interest to them and list of members as a condition of tact: Mustang Travel International Division si to express opinions publicly and means the responsibility the data or views offered in any institutional recognition. European Adventures, Inc.. MM Mrlarlin privately. They shall have the (ethical, moral, and often legal) course of study However, the 2. Membership lists are con- (across from SMU), Dallas 7.r>20.r>. Telephone not to divulge information of a instructor has the responsibility (211) Kl-MTt. personal nature that has been and authority to maintain or Or, on the TCU campus contact Mark Miller at obtained in the course of a derly class procedures 933-5636. professional relationship except: C. Students are responsible for The Shed a. 1 When necessary to prevent learning the content of any H*A0 Mart io tp an individual's serious injury to course in which they are W»dgwood Th.otr. \ himself and-or to another per- enrolled. son. Requirements of participation Now serving the Wedgwood Area with 2. For use by members of the in classroom discussion and complete haircare and styling to meet faculty and administration in submission of written exercises your personal needs carrying on the internal are consistent with this section. operations of the University. E. Academic evaluation of MEET: :i When ordered by competent Student performance shall be Von Ragsdill Appointments judicial authorities to release neither prejudiced nor "The Head" Call 292-9810 such information when the ap- capricious. plicable laws do not grant (he F Information of student immunities of privileged com- views, beliefs, and political munication associations which professors 1 The term "official acquire in the course of their educational record" means the work as instructors, advisors, SALES ••••••••• official document on which are and counselors shall be con- listed the courses attempted, fidential Protection against grades, credits earned, and improper disclosure of this in- status achieved by a student formation is a serious SERVICE This record is maintained by the professional obligation. Office of the Registrar and Judgments of ability and consists of two (2) parts character and the facts on which RENTALS 1 The permanent student these judgments are based may record card, and be provided under the ap- 2 A supporting document file propriate circumstances. All which forms the basis for entries students shall be free from on the permanent student record harassment and public card humiliation both in and out of the ALL MAKES .... ALL MODELS The "official education classroom record" means the record of O. A student may be dismissed disciplinary proceeding! in- from a class lor lack of academic JACQUARD PATTERN. Shirt featured by volving a student enrolled at the progress and or disruptive BROWN TYPEWRITER CO. Henry's .lean Scene is a Jacquard pattern from University These records are behavior. soft pastel colored spring tones. You will normally maintained In the SECTION IV STUDENT recognize these outstanding shirts (all sizes) by Office of the Director ol Ad- 956 W. 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For want of a sewage treatment plant, the residence packed their closet a little too tightly, and when they distribution, says one rationale for the move is the halls were lost, (or want of residence halls, 800 pushed the door shut, exposed water pipes inside burst national spread of veneral disease, which he said is at students for the new State University of New York at One whole section of the dorm was flooded Main epidemic proportions Amherst campus may be lost or at least homeless tenance personnel never made it to the scene—they The Etta County Health Department has recom- were busy with a clogged toilet elsewhere, while the It looks like SMU will be raising the ante again. The (reshmen s books floated serenely down the hall. Board of Governors are expected to ratify tuition and fee increases for the 1973-74 school year. A shocking power play was made at East Texas State Prices are expected to rise by about 10 percent. Second editions recently by a squirrel Playing on a transformer, the squirrel threw things mended that the 800 scheduled to occupy the residences out of kilter, leaving several campus buildings without The Student Association Book Exchange at Texas in September not be allowed on campus until a new power for about an hour Tech has faltered in the first two semesters of sewage treatment facility is constructed County operation executives say existing facilities are already It pays to be informed, administrators and student The four-day exchange offered used books at overloaded 100 percent activists at the University of Oklahoma feel. Birth heaper rates than the Tech bookstore. After two control and venereal disease handbooks will be semesters of operation the exchange finished $621 in Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink distributed to each room in fraternity houses and the red. Two freshmen moving into a University of Florida residence halls. dormitory have discovered the "water closet." They As a student service, the exchange service sold books The Kesident Action Office director, in charge c. at the same prices it paid students for old books
THE DEPARTMENTS OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT WISH TO THANK PUBLICLY THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS WHO "ELECTED" TO SUP- PORT T.C.U. THROUGH VOLUNTEERING THEIR SERVICES IN A RECENT TELEPHONE CAMPAIGN.
Bob Walker, Student Chairman
Becky Allen Steve Hargrove Joe Altaian Peter Harris Jane Bailey (Men llaubold Christy Baker James Hartenstine Linda Beard John Howell Natalie Beck Jennie Jackson Debra Birkinshaw Shelley Jamar Greg Blackmon Tom Keegan Lynne Brow Cathi King Bert Brown Dennis Knautz Nan Bryant George Kondrach Patrice Chenn Charles Kuoni III Kevin Clements Maribess Lchmann Sherrill Clendaniel Lewis Luckenbach HI Barbara Collier Sue McDonald John Comparin Marcy McKelvey Bob Conger Barbara McLean Ginger Coolidge Anne McMahan Lance Coyle Paula McMillian Mice I TOW ley Carol McGannoo .Ian Cunningham Prank Maida Bruce Curlin Para Marti Kai ''ii Dayton Vicki Messimer Dana Dillanl Mary Anne Metcalf Day Doughty Charles B Mitchell Diane Dingman Gary Moore Path Kills Ituss Newman Larry Parnen Vivian Noble Jane Peltmann Stephen Northcroai John Fletcher Sue Palmer Gene Grant Patti Parker Jerry Gemeinhardl Peggy Parks Nancy Green Marcy Parmele Lee Hay Nancy Kuwwe Carol Seaman Ken Smith Melissa Vestal Sue Wilkinson Pulton llaight Martha Phillips Leslie Redman Karen Rydcll Susie Sekis Donna Smithey Cathleen Wakeland Tom Williams Kath) Hamilton Barbara Pitier Pal Reeber Nancy Saunders Sheridan Sharp Cindy Stockman Bob Walker Doug Wright Bill Haney Edie Price Pam Kobinsoii Ken Scardello Jim Shelton Ron Thompson I^auren Wells Mahala Young EiniK Hanna Cyndy Puiiv Hetha Rudolph Lisa Schmaling Lands Sloan Janet Veerman Sarah Weston Alex Zapala Tuesday. February 20, 197 THE DAILY SKIFF Minister aids emotional conflict lucky if he or she finds one time who have been busted for one "1 was constantly in touch with By BILL BLAZE Martin said he felt the Un- in his life something that really reason or another We are more students in that role, and that Students have problems, versity has a need for an on- turns them on almost every day. interested in helping the in- experience made me feel that I ranging from unwanted campus pregnancy clinic. "Last and that's what I'm doing right dividual through a problem than was ready for this job," he said. pregnancies to alcoholism, and it year alone we saw over 400 now," Martin added. nailing him to the proverbial "I suppose any human being is is problems such as these the women who sought pregnancy campus minister hopes to help counseling, although they were barn door." This, according to Martin, wh'o attended Brite the student solve. not necessarily pregnant. This Antiques course to begin Feb. 21 indicates that a clinic on campus Divinity School, is the general Roy Martin, minister to the would be a great service to the attitude of the University. Division of Special Courses will offer an eight-week course in an- University, sees his role as both a students. "I know of countless times that tiques, beginning Feb. 21. coordinating administrator and a the University could have thrown The course will include an introduction and discussions of antiques personal counselor. "Draft counseling has fallen the book at a student and didn't, available, different periods of English, American, European and "The Campus Ministry Office off now," he said, "but in the last and I think this says a lot about Oriental Antiques and restoration techniques serves as a focal point where three years we have handled the humanity of TCU," he added individual ministers can see many cases, and for a long time A parish minister for 20 years, Course instructor, James Erwin, an antique dealer in Dallas, will students and confer with other we were the only draft counseling Martin gained some experience also present pieces from his personal collection. members of the ministry. agency in Fort Worth in campus ministry at North Tuition for the Wednesday evening class is $25 per person or $35 for Texas State University where he two members of the same household. Classes will meet from 7:30 to 9 "I didn't come here to be an served on the campus ministry Alcohol Problems p.m. in the Undergraduate Religion Building, room 108. administrator," Martin said. board Additional information is available from the Division of Special "But in a sense I guess I am, "We do premarital coun- because I try to act as a go- seling," he stated, "and we have Courses office. between for the other ministers between 50 and 60 weddings a and the University." year in Robert Carr Chapel." Faculty Anxieties Emotional problems the office Concerning drugs on campus, deals with include depression, he said, "I suspect most of it is loneliness, dating problems and marijuana, and quite honestly, I self doubts. feel the most serious problem at present is the consumption of "Sometimes members of the alcoholic beverages. WILL DOUBLE YOUR faculty or administrative staff come in to discuss anxieties, "Most people over thirty tend ENJOYMENT OF AMERICA'S knowing that the conversation to get more upset over one or two FAVORITE PIZZA WITH will never leave the room. We are people smoking pot than a dozen not identified with the Jesus people drinking heavily. There THIS 2 FOR 1 OFFER. Movement, evangelism or are students that I am aware of moratorium," he stated. that start drinking at 11 in the morning, and when a student starts doing this instead of eating, he's got a real problem; Red Baron it's no longer fun and games. "So few of these individuals come for our aid. I think one of strikes again the reasons is the sign on the door "Ftying," one of 65 non-credit that says 'Campus Ministry'," courses to be offered this spring Martin added. by the Division of Special Value Judgments 8 BLOCKS OFF CAMPUS Courses, will begin Feb. 22. lie emphasized, "I think they Designed for persons in- FORT WORTHS feel that if they came in here vSCOU/y , terested in aeronautics and in there would be people who would obtaining private pilots' licenses, make value judgements about the course does not include any them as soon as they said 'I drink actual flying too much' or 'I use drugs,' and Materials covered in the study they couldn't be more wrong We PIZZA INN MENU Smoll Large Giant will include basic fundamentals are only interested in helping the individuals, and we feel we are MOZZARELLA CHEESE .95 1.15 2.05 2.75 of "ground school" necessary to 1.20 1.75 2.55 1.25 qualified to do this ONION prepare potential pilots Also GREEN OLIVE 1.20 1.75 2.55 1.25 included are aerodynamics, BLACK OLIVE 1.20 1.75 2 55 1.25 "We have on numerous oc- GREEN PEPPER 1.20 1.75 2.55 1.25 navigations and flight »OM casions gone down to bail kids out MUSHROOM 1.30 IBS 2.B5 1.7 S operations. 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February 20, 1973 Pool room patrons Cashier sees yearly change ByGREGGKAYI preference for activities has also A former pastor, Finley said he Whether cleaning the pool undergone many changes. likes working with and being tables or working behind the He said not as much pool or around young people cashier's desk, Roy Finley. ping pong is played as before. "Some of the boys came over recreation room cashier, comes "We used to have waiting lists for and talked to me about Vietnam into close contact with many pool and one-hour limits on the before they had to go over there, students every day. pool tables, but not anymore," and I enjoyed talking with them Soft-spoken and slight in Finley said. about It," Finley explained stature, Finley has become The past popularity of the pool Finley said he enjoys talking synonymous with the recreation and ping-pong tables has given with the students and "trying to room in the eyes of many way to the foosball and air keep up with the kids " 'WA^ students hockey games, Finley said. Bespectacled and gray-haired, Air Hockey Noise he is one of the few unchanging Noise from the new air hockey entities in the fast-paced, often game dominates the recreation impersonal world ol the student room during the game's use, and LOSE 20 POUNDS During his 10 years of working Finley is relieved when the game in the recreation room, Finley and the noise end has observed the changing in- To Finley, the past 10 years IN TWO WEEKS! terests and appearance of have not only brought out students. changes in student interest, but Ftmout US H/amtn Ski Tfm Ditl I,ess Use also in appearance. During the non-snow off season According to Finley, "less He said the student's hair is ■he U.S. Wnmeni Alpine Ski Team students make use of the much longer than before and member! to on the -Ski Team" diet SALVAGED— Paper garbage from all over the University Is now going recreation room now than in past to lote 20 pound! in two weeks. their dress is greatly changed That's right — 30 pounda in 14 days' the way of the recycling plant instead of the trash bin, as more and years." from when he first started to The but! of the diet it chemical food more ecology-minded students make use of collecting stations set up in "We used to have students who work in the recreation room. action and wai deviaed by a famoua Colorado physician cptaajjy f the classroom buildings and dormitories. spent so much time in the or Originally from South U.S. Ski Team. Normal energy it Photo by It i< hard Halyard recreation room they would flunk Carolina, Finley was somewhat mamumed (very ■nponant!) while out of school," Finley said hesitant to accept the job of reducing You keep "full" — no •larvatiob — because the diet ia de- "The decline has not been working in a "pool hall" when he signed that way! It's a diet that it sudden, but more gradual over was first offered it. easy to follow whether you work, Full lime of Classics — starting at $2.38 the last few years," he added. Kormer Pastor travel or stay at home. This is, honestly, a fantastically Finley said the student's "I suppose I was reluctant successful diet If it weren't, the U.S. because of my strict family Women's Ski Team wouldn't be per- background My father always mitted lo use ill Right? So, give Weekend festival yourself the same break the U.S. Ski told me never to set foot in a pool Team gets Lose weight the scientific, RECORD TOWN hall," Finley said proven way Even it you've tried all to feature Bach the other diets, you owe it lo your- Music "as it really sounded in He finally accepted the job self to try the U.S. Women's Ski Bach's time" will be the feature after deciding he could become Team Diet. That is. if you really do an influence on the students he want lo lose 20 pounds in two weeks. of the upcoming Bach Order today. Tear this out as a 3025 University Drive Celebration, slated for Feb. 25-27 came in contact with reminder. under the guidance of coor- Send only 12 00 (S2.2J for Ruth Service) — cash it O.K. — to Infor- dinator Emmet G. Smith. Letha's Dress Shop mation Sources Co , I'll Boa 9(2, The celebration begins at 3 Dcpt ST. Carpinteria, Calif 93013. Don't order unless you expect to lote p.m. Feb. 25 with an organ BETTER CLOTHES COST 20 pounds in two weeks! Because Phone 926-1331 recital by TCU students. Dr. LESS HERE—THY US. that's what the Ski Team Diet will do! Larry Palmer, associate 4241 McCart Ave. 92«-76:il professorof harpsichord and organ at SMU, will present a Feb. 26 concert at 8:15 p.m. on his own custom-built instrument. HULEN HILLS APART S The next day will feature another TCU student's recital All con- 4636 Wellesley certs will be held in Kd Landreth Auditorium. NOW LEASING! Minimum 6 Months Lease $50 Deposit OUR^LTEVER! 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM Ellen's furnished $130- furnished $170 MANY LESS THAN 2715 Berry unfurnished $120 unfurnished $155 ,^ 923-1841 Manager-Apt. 206 737-7738 WHOLESALE! Asst. Manager—Apt. 101 732-5635 , II90 to 2290 Pool - Laundry Room BILLS PAID 00 00 22 to 65 VALUES Don Addison Don Phillips OVER 9000 PAIRS! TCU BARBERS
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By JOHN FORSYTE had a great team effort, " said the The Frog cagers should have a spunky guard, sizing it up quite pretty good idea of what they are well. looking for tonight when they (ireat Defense meet Arkansas here in a 7:30 Swaim noted two other key p.m. contest factors in the victory, great The Purples got a good close defensive play and I^awrence look at an upset victory Saturday Young night when they edged SMU H0-76 "We played the best defense at Daniel-Meyer COliseum, and we've played all year," he said, liked what they found The emphasizing that nothing fancy Frogs' second victory in the last was used, "just plain old blood three games (and second con- and guts defense." ference win in 10 tries i came at a About Young, Swaim said, had time for the Mustangs who "He's guarding better, getting on Jerry Mr A (lams were trying to stay in sight of the floor for loose balls, and league-leading Texas Tech, a 65- getting down court for rebounds. 61 victor over Rice Saturday He'll skin his knees up for you." The secret of the Purples' Terrell Dazed victory was obvious: 40 minutes Exemplary of Young's effort £-' of hustle by everyone who was an incident late in the con- ?'■— Athletes' stepped onto the court test that left Mustang freshman Swaim Pleased sensation Ira Terrell just shaking Frog coach Johnny Swaim saw his head in dismay When Terrell Feats it. "Every kid did well," the went up for a much-needed shot Frog mentor said afterward. (1:00 left and the Frogs' with a "We got some good out of 77-72 lead) Young swatted it back Let's get this out of the way right now Be it known to all Dr. Kenneth everybody we played I never felt in his face. Terrell couldn't help Derrick of the Business Dcpt predicted Saturday's basketball victory like I had to pull anybody out hut wonder if this was the same OVerSMU So we'll "loss a bone where it's due" before the good doctor because of poor play." TCU team that he and his bud- drop! in to s,i> "1 told you so." Freshman Lynn Royal saw it. dies had whipped solidly in "We had great effort from January. By the way. the Frogs' victory upset win over the Mustangs is easily everybody," reflected the Frogs' In other league action tonight, explained The whole team played like Herb Stephens. And Herb second highest scorer who ripped Tech, which needs just two played like be was the pace car in a demolition derby. Congrats to the nets for 17 points while victories in its last four games to everyone on ■ great effort. grabbing nine rebounds. "It's cinch the conference title, goes to BOARD MEETING—Frag fresh what I call eight or 10 guys Austin for a battle with resurging man (iary Landers and Wayne Sonic The TIT junior vaxlit) defeated SMU'l JV 99-H7 prior to the varsity oiitcst The King upstarts took command of the game in the late going when the ihortbanded Mustangs began fouling out. SMU played most of the second half one man short and finished the contest with just two men on the court in the fading seconds While the basket hall surge was the highlight of the weekend, Friday night olfered a look at big name track talent in the Fort Worth Coaches Indoor (lames at the Convention Center A gander at those proceedings affirms the vast difference in "big time track meets and high school style many one-time runner recall For example, all the events were run on schedule. And the enthusiasm was very controlled Not once was Willie Davenport seen throwing an orange at some other runner Al Fcurbach didn't even sneak onto a school bus and eat everybody's lunch And hardly anyone seemed interested in gelling up a volleyball game in between events Some things never change, though There were still a few guys who pretended to be warming up throughout the entire meet. These guys were sort of reverse spectators From the track, you can get a really great view of the stands Frog runner I,ee Williams was not overly impressed with the Con- vention Center track Williams said it looked like a good place to get hurt So T< Is mile relay Friday night consisted of Konald Shaw, Sam McKinney, Gary Peacock, and David Hardin The foursome finished third in :i 18.1 behead Texas (S.M.S)and Baylor (3:174), Probably the most entertaining event at the track meet occurred on a parking lol outside the Convention Center There, a man stood locked out of one of those big luxury cars" screaming through the window glass. Inside sat a rather elderly lady looking quite bewildered. "No mother," the man shouted, trying to explain the electric windows and door locks "It's the switch on your right'" FLOORED—Basketball was a contact sport shots, Lynn Royal (topi and Herb Stephens were It's too late I )r Derrick accosted yours truly in the hall just before Saturday night in Daniel-Meyer Coliseum as the literally "all over the court." oress time and delivered his "I told you so" address. Frogs outfought SMU H0-7K. As evidenced by these I'hotos by Jerry McAdams