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- Neighborhood paper strives to offer alternative voices• By MITCH PRAVATINER to include Woodlawn and North Ass't. Community Developments (of 47th street) Kenwood and that Editor it goes beyond neighborhood news No newspaper can be truly ob­ to cover events throughout the city jective but a newspaper can and and nation, with relevance to Hyde should provide alternative view­ Parkers being the only require­ points for the community. ment. He cited a recent example. That's the opinion expressed by "When the establishment press to­ the publishers of Hyde Park-Ken­ tally failed to deal realistically wood Voices, a monthly journal of with the police riot at the peace news, opinion and analysis of con­ march of April 27, we added two troversial issues in the city and pages to the Voices containing nation. pictures and reports of the event,

Voices is published by two com- ~.lllils; ===;;;iilff,w111aa11/=··~ and ~t becam~ the only paper in ~=~1 the CJ.tyof Chicago to tell exactly munity residents ' Don · Rose and ,,.,...... ,_~J'E...... David S. Canter each of whom has :'.l::S:?,,] "::what happened. Photo by Ken Devins an equal voice in determining edi- [~ "SUBSEQUENTLY, the ACLU TAKING A LOOK at how photos turned out in the latest is­ torial policy. In addition, Rose§;~.: ( American Civil Liberties Union) sue, David Canter, left, and Don Rose, publishers of Hyde-Park­ serves as editor and Canter as §.~~:E issued the report of a blue-ribbon Kenwood Voices, evaluate their product. general manageir coordinating all ;[~~ committee that corroborated and r the paper's business, advertising ·· •· ,...... "" . ~7~- expanded on every point we made and production activities. ::-,::::::.-==~::.=·- ~~==:::;:-:--::.~::;in our article." Lists alternatives ACCORDING TO ROSE, ~oices c-::-":.:::."::<.-..::::S'"i::-..:.£[:::i::Fa - Voices also published an 8-page was founded t~o years ago m re- r~;;,;~~§:,;,,;~.~ :E:"-'.::77~i supplement dealing with the con- sponse to feelings. that . other . pa- . ::-·-·--~-,:-:.==::...=..=.::-.:..-c.::.~=-.. __-;;.-.::::·~--- , . . -·-········ ········-· vent·10n week vio· 1 ence, me· 1u din g Adviser sees l1ope dimming pers, were bemg one-~1ded m th~rr eyewitness accounts, neighborhood coverage <'f several important 1s- EACH YEAR . b f opinion and several related items sues in the neighborhood, and that . 1 in ° servance o · for meaningful school press a vehicle for dissent from their National Newspap~r Week ((!cto- Voices places great emphasis on side of the story was essential. ber_ 1 O-l 6) 1 the Midway profiles a columns of opinion and reviews of Chicago new_spaper. Hyde Park- entertainment, in addition to re­ Prospects for a vigorous and factory, and of coUTse a school pa­ Although Voices covers the news Kenwo~d Voices (Sept~mber fro.nt ports and analysis of major issues meaningful high school press in per that counts for something car­ mainly from an ultraliberal, peace­ page pictured above) ts the third and developments the United States looked bright ries ideas that might gum up the oriented, anti-(Mayor Richard J.) paper to be so featured; the Chicago · when in-depth and underground works. Daley viewpoint, its coverage may Defender and Hyde Park Herald "What we don't go after is the "The interesting thing is, most papers began appearing several be slanted but not distorted, ac­ were subjects of earlier profiles. In routine community news,'; Rose years ago but now grow increas­ of the kids did not question admLtJ.­ cording to Rose. addition to its community news- said. ingly dim. istrative policy. One girl told us paper salute, the Midway this year U-High Publications A d v i s e r that the student council in her "THERE'S NO SUCH thing as VOICES STAFFERS have done also takes a look at the high school news investigations on such topics W a y n e Brasler school consisted of the principal journalistic objectivity," he ex­ :ind underground press. reached this con­ yanking the kids he wanted out of plained. "What p,asses for objecti­ as exorbitant prices on prescription clusion a f t e r class for closed door meetings. An vity is something that's really praise our archenemy, Mayor Da­ drugs and alleged syndicate con­ ) teaching a month. editor who campaigned for school called 'balance.' The very selection ley, for bringing prefrabricated nections with a local insurance firm. I o n g workshop improvement was harrassed by of material, and substance and se­ housing to Chicago," he continueq. for high school calls from the principal, teachers quence of words you choose to pre­ Canter added, "Whatever we News and features are gathered journalists t h i s and townspeople." sent your material in, is a very choose, we will be fair, though we and edited by a volunteer staff, summer at the Mr. Brasler said that the best su::ijective thing. 'The so-called wil certainly express our point of including professional journalists; University of Wis- of today's high school newspapers 'objective jo:rrnalist' tries to leave view." are more professional, responsible his personal reactions to the event the paper has no paid employees, Mr. Brasier consin at Madi- inc.iuding Rose and Canter. son. and intelligent than the majority out of the sto,ry. Both journalists asserted, how­ of general-circulation dailies and ever, that they felt it unnecessary HIS COINSTRUCTOR was Bill "Voices is not objective. But it Rose is a · public relations man Ward, associate professor of jour­ weeklies. to give fully balanced coverage of makes every attempt to be fair. all issues. Rose put it this way: for the National Catholic Confer­ nalism at the University of Nevada. "BUT YOU CAN'T use these top ence for Interracial Justice and publications as a measure for the '11he people who write for Voic2s Mr. Ward wrote the journalism "We feel that the Daley point of Canter is an agent for the Great­ majority, just as you can't use write the way they see things, and textbook used at U-High and is view is very well represented. We West Life Assurance company. He the opportunity for student action the viewpoints they write are not working on anothell"with Mr. Bras­ edited or altered. don't feel it necessary to reprint also does some law practice. ler and two other journalists. at U-High as a measure of what is things that have already received happening in most American high "Bill and I were shocked," Mr. "We are highly selective in the substantial play in print or on the THE p APER is put out in their schools." Braslea: said of their experiences matters we choose to write about. air." spare time. "We suppose it's the at the workshop, "at the stories we As far as the majority of high Our biases are self-evident, but we same thing that makes people heard from responsible kids about school papers are concerned, Mr. do make a very sincere attempt HE EMPHASIZED, however, that volunteer for anything they con­ coercion ait the high school level Brasier sees three possible roads to present both sides of an issue, "it depends on what it is; we have sider either a useful cause or a from administrators and facu1ty ahead. even though we may editorialize to present it case by case. Some­ means of personal expression,'' concerning everybody dressing, "One is that underground papers in the course of presenting our times if a story is not adequately Rose said. talking, thinking a certain way. will grow in reaction to superficial own side. When I say 'our' and covered, we will have both sides." "BUit we didn't need stories, be­ school papers,'' he said. "Another 'we,' I mean the individual writ­ "That's one of our motivations," Rose and Canter said that Voices Canter added, "an outlet for analy­ cause we could see for omselves is that the official papers will be­ ers. extends its geographical coverage sis and news tlhat not available that most of the kids were indoc­ gin to tell it like it is and offer the is "WE EVEN went so far as to beyond Hyde Park-Kenwood proper elsewhere." trinated to accept whatever their school real leadership in reaction teachers told them, and not to to the undergrounds, which then challenge or evaluate. will not be necessary. A success­ "THE SCHOOLS just don't teach ful underground paper, from this Now Expanded ... them what democracy is, don't point of view, kills itself. give them a chance to participate "The other possibility, and the in policy and decision making. most frightening, is that tyrannical "This shows up in their papers, educators will succeed in squelch­ m.ic't, at011ie: ing free press so that neither the ~ which mostly rehash old dances, Only the ancient craft heritages of Africa. Latin give large space to routine club underground nor the official pa­ America. India and Asia can offer the diversity and news and campaign for school pers will have any meaning. wealth of shopping excitement you find at "It will be interesting to see Sticks and Stones. Everything is handcrafted. spirit. It didn't occur to these kids Everything is something very special. that their papers should be dealing where the situation stands five .. Come discover your special treasLWe:• with what really affects them, the years from now." dozens of social and community issues that concern people today. ~-·-----~...... --·-·- ...- ...... ~ "As for those who tried to put l. revea I . . . jI A new international arts and crafts center this kind of content in their pa­ JEWELRY • HANDICRAFTS • SCULPTURE pe!l."S, usually school administrators Harper Court 5210 S. Harper 324•7600 or faculty advisers squelched them, !:J/ie Creative 1/jou I Conveni;nt hours: Noon to 8 p.m. daily; Noon to 5 p.m. Sunday on the grounds that publicizing the I Make your own exciting creations l school as free of problems was l for school and dates. Come in and; t choose a pattern and all the sew- I more important than the right of ing supplies you'll need from } the students to report and comment i on significant issues and, if neces­ sary, to dissent from and make i f ABYAR,Inc. i suggestions concerning school in Harper Court policy. ! l 9 "THE IDEA seems to be to keep the school running like a well-oiled ,'L...... -..~~~:~ --~----~41

U-HIGH MIDWAY ' TUESDAY, OCT.

The May Project: an alternative I participated in the march and demon­ stration that marked the one-month anni­ THE GOALS of the May Project, as it is a result of either ull!interesting courses versary of the police violence which oc- Criticizing the May Project has aJmost cured on nomina­ stands, seem outweighed by other factors or unmotivated students, and consequent­ been like knocking "The American Way," ly it is either the cmriculum or ,the stu­ tions night of the that must lbe taken into consideration. A Democratic national but upon taking a close look at 1lhe ~ month out of dents' attitudes that should ,be changed the school calendar for sen­ convention. posal, its educational valllle, in the face iors wouid disrupt both curricular and co­ and not the substitution of a work pro­ gram. T h i s demonstra­ of other considerations, appears question­ cUll'ricu1ar activities. The Math depart­ tion, sponsored by ment will find it diffiool,t to give full able. 'I1he problem of classroom learning ver­ Citizens for a Free credit to seniors for the month of May sus work experience does not demand a Chicago a n d the The proposal cal1s for a "work-study" should they miss this month of classes, one-or-the-01:lhersolution, however. Chicago Peace Coun­ according to Ridhard Muelder, Math de­ period for seniors from the begimring of cil, had a twofold the secondweek in May to the end of the partment chairman. 'I1he proposed May Project does not purpose: to protest first week in June. Students would leave have to take place in May, It could take police brutality dur­ school to take jobs, lfor which most will Interscholastic sports may suffer, too. place (supervised by the school) between ing the week of the Democratic convention not be paid. Community service and ca­ "i'm worried about !having to drop the junior and senior years. A summer and to protest the Vietnam war. reer motivation are tlhe main objectives, Sl)Orls," Physical Education Department setup might eliminate some of the con­ according to a document that the May flicts in the present plan and resolve the THE MARCH, which started at State Chairman William Zarvis said. Project committee (composed of senior question of taking students out of the street and Wacker drive at 1:30 p.m., was class members) distributed to tJhe fac­ Mr. Zarvis e,cplained that it hasn't classroom for vocational experience. peaceful. We chanted several slogans in­ ulty. proved practical· for student athletes to cluding "Peace Now!" and (refering to Daily News columnist Mike Royko) "Roy­ SENIORS WOULD either choose ifrom come to afternoon practices during May Projects at Francis Parker arid North ko for Mayor" and "Ii you liked Hitler, a list of jobs complied by tJhe May Pro­ -second you'll love Wallace." This last chant was ject committee (MPC) or come up with Shore Country Day. Both schools have had difficulty fielding teams in spring sports, editorials screamed when a truck bearing "Wallace a project of their OWIIl design. lo for President" posters passed by. Mr. Zarvis added. Seniors could opt out of all.their classes, Most of the demonstrators were passive, some of them or none of them as they WOULD THE job e~ence offered by • Don't look now, but the school trophy but I overheard a few comments like see fit. the proposed May Project be an educa­ case ri.s about to hit a population crisis. "those pigs can go to !hell" and "those tional e~erienc,e? It seems difficult to Plaques alr,eady are piled on plaques and This 10-memlber MPC did not poll eiitJher crazy fascists would love to kill us all." believe the MPC can line up a sufficient resting against other plaques while tro­ . . . They meant the police. the senior class (until ilast Thursday) or number" of educational jobs, and one phies are jammed into corners. One more their pMents on how they felt about the questions if seniors have enough training debate title, one mor,e sports victory and There were different sentiments ex­ plan ibelfore they discussed it with itJhe in itlheir prospective job areas to gain val­ the glass walls will burst. An additional pressed by onlookers who viewed the dem­ faculty at a planning week meeting Sep­ uable vocational experience beyond basic trophy c.as,e would make a worthy senior onstration in a different light. tember 18. class or club project. tasks. "'I1hese poor kids are being led by Considering that this pToposal is non­ pinkos." "The cops oughta go in there It is also unclear wlh,ythe May Project • lt may seem early to bring it up, but academic m nature, senior parents should ... In a time when personal worth rather an' beat 'em all up." have been surveyed on their reactions to is planned for the last month of school. than social eliteness ought to be valued, tlhe project, Par,ents ostensibly send their Some students say that these last few 'I1he greatest ,response from the maroh­ weeks of high school are a waste of time high school popularity contests have grown ers came when a Yippie subpeoned by ohlildren to the Laib Schools for an aca­ increasingly anachronistic. When the Mid­ demic experience, and the May Project, anyway because tiheir futUTe plans are the House on UnAmerican Activities be­ wary took ,over sponsorship of the King in its present form, is predominately a set and grades no longer' seem important. cause he was a "leader" - only he said and Queen contest from Student Union work experience. But tJhen fuis so-called "senior slump" he wasn't - began to speak. He cracked four years ago, it seemed like a harmless a few jokes like, "We Yippies are going way to raise money for charity - about to hold our own elections - on Halloween" $300 each year - at Bazaarnival while and "Since HUAC is going to expose us, Letter to the editor providing research for an annual story on let's all go down there nude." whicih personaHties each senior class considered outstanding. It was all summed up by one marcher who commented, "'11hiswasn't such a good But even the candidates have begun to demonstration.'' ·column on snack bar question the appropriateness of 1Jhis ven­ ture, and for this reason the Midway staff Carol Anderson, senior has decided to abandon the project, leav­ ing it to another orgalliization if one wishes carried false charge to take· it over. Whether the staff will U-HIGH sponsor another booth is doubtful . . . MIDWAY with the paper struggling to survive fi­ 'Published every other Tuesday except durln, vaca, To tJhe editor of the Midway: clhecks are "padded." Does management noocially it just can't spare time for out­ tion periods by iournalism students of University of knowingly pay a non.aemployee or pur­ Chicago high school, 1362 East 59th street, Chicago, side projects anymore. lllinols 60637. Subscriptions, $5 per year. Bruce Gans' ,article, "In The Money" posely overi)ay an employee? Or does (Midway, Sept. 24) calls our attention the employee smirk ,his job and collect pay nevertheless? (Management is still once agaan to the persistent problem of responsible.) The difference in how is BRUCE GANS student activities finances. Debts of past crucial here, for it is the difference be­ years ·will limit the funds available for tween dishonesty and poor management. this year, and students want to know the School spirit to the letter Poor management of s1Judent activities reason why. '11hetopic and intent of Gans' funds is not the resp011Slibilityof students article are indeed constructive. alone but also of the Administration, and _Ask.Tom tJhe ,.,enior where "school spirit" is and he'll probably tell you "They're sellmg 1t on ,t:he.corner for two dollars a fifth." For it is no surprise that now, as in A number of readers ihave inferred for this reason the Administration and Student Government together have deter­ years past, U-Hlgher's prefer destroying lunchroom ceiling tiles and playing till dawn from the article's rhetoric that the Ad­ to watc:hing interscholastic sports. , ministration su.spects the Snack Bar defi­ mined to restore sound business practice Student sentiment may be best expressed by philosopher-at-large Holden Rosen~ cit to be the result of theft. I think your and careful adult guidance to student feld. "What do I care about a high school basketball game " he readers should mow the Ad.ministration's financial ~airs. The corrective meas­ said. "I worry about college, my grades, my parents and a a'ouble investigation has not been designed to ures instituted late 1Jhissummer are long for Saturday night. With that to think about, who can work up an discover wihether theft has occured - we overdue, and other measures will be taken enthusiasm for basketball games that don't mean anything? Be­ have been on no witch hunt - but rather this year and next to insure that confu­ sides, I feel like a moron standing up and yelling every time our to find out which areas of the student ac­ sions of the past do not return to plague guy sinks one. And .those cheerleaders all jumping and yelling to­ tivities budget have been overspent and our future. gether, they embarass me. I guess I don't identify -with the whole why overspending has been permitted to Carl Rinne, principal deal. I used to go to the games more, but the players and cheer­ occur. There is a significant difference leaders take it all too seriously." between dishonesty and poor manage­ EDITOR'S NOTE: The Midway staff regrets that the phrase "management often padded pay­ . ~UDLIN AS THE SITUATION SOUNDS, there is one poten­ ment. checks" appeared In Bruce Gans' September 24 column and hereby retracts the statement. tial influence that may save us from our burgeoning nonplusion. TRIAL BY THE PRESS is always risky Bruce placed the sentence in his column be­ Bruce Gans It's called the Letterman's Club (editor's note: news story on page cause he thought he heard an administrator say 7). The sole avowed reason for this organization is to boost school morale. And to make since the prosecutor and judge are one; that padded paychecks were one reason for the sucll trial is justified only when the evi­ snack bar's financial problems. The administra­ SU:reno one ,thinks the club was formed primarily to give athletes more recognition, tor, Dean of Students Standrod Carmichael, says dence is irrefutable and the terms of that he ro!d Bruce that a number of reasons for there are qualifications for membership, Every member must earn a major or minor deficit had been suggested to him in the course letter. Obviously that eminently qualifies you to wiect the school with "U-High Power." charges are very clear. In the first in­ of his inquiry but that he could not substantiate stance, I do not have evidence, irrefu­ several claims of careless money handling, Bruce 'J1heir plans for morale boosting include organizing teams to see their coonterparts said he may have misunderstood, for which he table or otherwise, that "Snack Bar man­ apelogizes. in another sport compete. The swim team, for example, would come to basketball agement often padded paychecks;" the and might the The Midway staff also apellglzes because the games, vice versa. But while basketball players feel consoled when Sub charge is a serious one and leads the offensive phrase in the column should have been Maroons show up for a game, just how this infects the whole student body with spirit caught by the adviser or eopyeditors who should reader to believe the Midway has more have Insisted on a recheck of the administrative is a question that still looms darkly. information about Snack Bar funds than source plus further investigation. 0 ANOTHER LETTERMAN'S CLUB PLAN is to sponsor fund drives and parties the Administration. In the second in­ Another error In eopyediting was the failure to with proceeds going for buses to transport fans to away games. The psychological ad­ clarify that Nancy Lyon Is a manager of the stance, clarity of terms, I know what snack bar this year, but was onlY a worker last vantages of fans at away games are obvious. But how good is it if you can't get a car­ Gans m~ by "padded paychecks" - year. That paint was Included In Bruce's original load of kids to watch competition across the walk in Sunny gym? monies are to someone who hasn't version but omitted in the eopying process. paid Evidently it's like Holden says. "Give me 20 extra points on a physics test or 20 done the work expected of him - but I THE STAFF deeply regrets any embarrassment caused to students now or formerly associated extra points on the scoreboard ... and I'll take the physics test every time." do not know from Gans how the pay. with the Snack Bar or to their families.

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.. Soccer teams hoping to repeat dual wins

When St. Joseph comes to U-High Brian Jack rammed in a goal after this afternoon it will face both an a deflected shot. undefeated varsity and frosh soph Less than five minutes later U­ Maroon team. High's other all state forward, Da­ Last Friday, in the frosh squad's vid Jacobs, scored. The Maroons first game, Sophomore Matt Gold­ led 2-1 and from that point U-High dominated the rest of the game. wasser scored the only goal of the game with l minute and 10 seconds This afternoon St. Joe's players :remaining to give the Maroons a will be trying to avenge a 1--0 loss victory in their first try of the sea­ to the U-High varsity last year. son. The U-High frosh soph team like­ wise will be avenging a 1-0 loss to Meanwhile, the varsity, playing St. Joe last year. two blocks away on the Midway (the frosh were on Jackman field) staged a come-from-behind victory For the record . in the last half to whip the St. Mel varsity 3-1. VARSITY SOCCER

U-High 0 1 2 6 Losing 1-0.at the beginning of the Francis Parker 0 0 0 1 Date: S,eptember 27, here third quarter, All-State Forward Goals: Brian Jack, David Jacobs, Peter Kov­ ler. .. * * U-High 1 2 2 6 I Iliana Christ. 0 2 2 5 Date: October 1, here calling G1oals: David Jacobs (2) * * * U-High 0 0 2 3 5 ALL GIRLS St. Mel 1 1 1 1 4 Date: October 4, here You want to look better and Goals: Brian Jack (2), David Jacobs you can. Tired of long hair? Want a change? Make an FROSH SOPH SOCCER appointment for a haircut U-High 0 0 0 1 1 St. Mel 0 0 0 0 0 today. A little off or a lot, D-ate: October 4, here see the difference a good Goals: Matt Goldwasser ALTHOUGH narrowly m•ss• play compared to the usual haircut (from us, of course) ing a goal on this try, Sopho­ crowd of 25. Team members can make. more Matt Goldwasser did believe better publicity, par­ score the St. Mel game's only ticularly lettermen's club pos­ Walk right into Fall goal with 1 minute and 10 sec­ ters, drew the crowd. ELIZABETH onds remaining to give the U­ Varsity Coach Sandy Patlak with new loafers, desert boots ·and gym shoes from High frosh soph soccer team and Frosh Coach Ed Pounder GORDON its first victory of the season. are "up" on their teams, with The varsity squad also won, Patlak saying after the game, 3-1, for a U-High frosh soph "The boys showed me that _}J.air:Jl';j-A:Jt:J soccer team its first victory they are out of the rut of not 1620 EAST 53rd STREET The Shoe Corral of the season. The varsity being in condition and we're in the Hyde Park Shopping Center squad al!So won, 3-1, for a U­ really jelling" and Pounder 288-2900 667-9471 High sweep. About 100 fans adding, "I've really got a hust­ turned out to see the Maroons ling, aggressive team."

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