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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The peS ctator by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. SEATTLE Seat one invalid; Spectator re-election set Senate seatoneelectionresults scheduled for Jan. 13. Rich are being contested by Leonard Morse and Young only will be Young,a candidate forthatposi- allowed to run in this election. UNIVERSITY tion, on the grounds that the Theresults of theelection are:— Vol. XLIV, No. 10 Wednesday Nov. 26. 1975, Seattle Washington election for senate seat one was senate seat one, Rich— Morse unfair. 134, Chris Bohan 31; senate Bob Casey, ASSU first vice seate two, Maria Sullivan— ls3 Effective May: president,said that there was no (unopposed);— senate seat three,— doubt in his mind as to the Tim Brown 98,Dave Wilson unfairness of the election in 68; senate seat four, Dirk resigns regard to position number one. Bartram— 97, Paul Routt— 62; Fine arts founder YOUNG filed a complaint freshman class president,Randy by Timothy Brown Gallucci informing himhe was resigningand with the ASSU judicial board Alfaro, 109 (unopposed). Dr.Joseph J.Gallucci,professorof music that no reason was given. requesting the election results be A constitutional amendment and fine arts and founder of the fine arts declared void. Youngsaid hewas proposingthat the senate vote to "YOU REALIZE that people make these president's department as it is now constituted, has not informed that the day for override the veto be decisions,"Ryan accepted theresigna- sign-up had been extended from changed to two-thirds of the resigned effective the end of this year. His said. "I tion and wished him well." Nov. 14 to Nov. 17. quorum of senators present at resignation was offered to The Very Rev. senate met James Powers,S.J.,dean of the College The judicial board has ruled the meeting approval Edmund G. Ryan, S.J., S.U. president, of the senate seat one election in- with the200 students that voted, Arts and Sciences, said that he received no Gallucci stated that reasons for his valid and a re-election has been 105 to 36. copyof the resignation and did not feel that it resignation were largely ones of incom- was his business to look into the matter. "I patibility withpresentpractices in the finearts respect his decision,"he department and the College of Arts and said. William Dore, chairman of the fine arts Moore resignation Sciences. department,saidhe had nocommentto make general say "I think in Icould without on the matter. betraying confidences that the reasons for the resignation were Ifound that the practices "I WOULD stillbe interested in teaching effective Dec. 31 Moore, "Since it is and procedures of the department next year," he stated, "but the situation is a Michael R. vice presi- the position. a fine arts dent for finance andbusinesshas national search,wemayconsider and the College of Arts andSciences werejust verydifficult one inthe academic world now.I resignedto acceptaposition with as many as 150 dossiers," Ryan incompatible with my own standards of suppose that's why it's so rare for someone a financial consulting firm, The said. morality and of professional conduct," he who had tenure to be resigning. IfIweretogo Very Rev. Edmund G. Ryan, Ryan S.J., president, Moore and have signed said. somewhere else,Icouldn't expect togo witha S.U. announced a joint statement on the resigna- full professorship,even assuming there werea last week. tion, Ryan said. Moore's resignation is effec- "Our GALLUCCI was reluctant to be more job available in the arts." 31, relationship is quiteamiable and tive Dec. but a personwillbe friendly," he said. specific about the reasons forhis resignation. On the one hand, that's a reason for not appointed to complete thenearly The issues are very complicated and involve resigning, he pointed out. "But Ijustdidn't finalized University budget, Appointed inSeptember1974, manypeople that George Benan,director ofpublic Moore replaced William C. so it would bedifficult toget want to continue in a job where Idid notfeel relations, description, think Iwould that there was for what I said. Adkisson as vice president for a fair he said. "I support amtryingto finance and business. Moorehad want the chairman of thedepartment andthe accomplish, and since the procedures were ASEARCHcommittee willbe previously served ascomptroller dean of arts and sciences to be able to give not at all in accord with the kinds of things formed toscreenapplications for for Seattle public schools. their views of it,also," he said. that I'm interested in,the kinds ofthings that I've learned to respect," he said. GALLUCCI submitted a resignation to "I've always had a magnificent here," Inside: Ryan because "It seemed to me that there relationship with the students he said. Turkeys cook their goose Page 3 were very few chances of changing anything. "I was a student here myself. Ithink I've University professors If it were a case in which one couldappeal to enjoyed a measure of success asa teacher and discuss higher authority or higher up and could I've enjoyed working with the students very teaching morals Page 4 expect that somechangescouldbe made, then much. John Kay of Steppenwolf talks Isuppose that Iwould have gonethrough the Gallucci said he is very grateful to the about making it Page 6 regular channels. students and faculty here who have made Changes at Connolly Center explained Page 7 Ryan stated that he received a letter from efforts on his behalf. Students experience Jewish life, 'anti-semitism by Joe Guppy disturbing to the students than that a close relationship was bigot?" he said. Blackburn said. "At first when I "In a certain sense, it was an the blatant. The blatant anti- threatened when sheannounced Nancy Roux said that she went into it Ithought it was attempt to climb into the skinof semitismis somethingpeoplecan she was thinking of converting. encountered some difficulty going to build up my own faith the Jew and see both the positive cope with." from the Jewish side. and all that. But then Ifound out aspectsfor being a Jew andsome "THE PERSECUTION Ien- "When I put on a star of about all the corruption in the of the aspects that are not too ALBERT STALKER, one of countered was not deep-seated David, some of the Jews that I history and present actionof the pleasant," Rabbi Arthur J. two class members who is hate but ignoranceand fear that know felt they could say Roman Catholic Church." Jacobovitz, S.U. theology Jewish, told of a blatant act of one's religion was being anything they wanted about my She said the Pope Pius XII teacher, said. anti-semitism. An Arab student threatened," she concluded. own faith, as if it was a license," refused to help Jews leave Ger- For two weeks this quarter, ripped a star of David off his Blackburn said"Fromsomeof she said. "And Ifound thisreally many during World War IIand members of Jacobovitz' Jewish neck, he said. later assisted someNaziescapes. theology class lived as modified "He was waiting for retalia- Today, the Vatican does not Orthodox Jews. They kept the tion," Stalker said. "I couldn't recognize the state of Israel,she Sabbath, wore yarmulkes get over the pettiness of the act helped said. (skullcaps) and stars of David, and Irefused to put myselfdown "It me become more sensitive to what Roux said, "I was criticizing ate kosher foods and toldfriends to that level. Ijust walkedaway. It Is to be Jewish, what itIs to be different." my faith so that Icould unders- and acquaintances they were "I don't see why those tand it better and work with it converting to Judaism. differences should cause people better.1learnedbad thingsabout not to get along together, es- Christianity, but that helped. THE PROJECT was first pecially on a campus like this," Youcan't be ignorant of that." proposed in 1969 by one of he added. my closest friends who are very painful, because Ididn't want to Jacobovitz'classes and has been zealous Christians, Igot some defendmyself because Iwasreal- JACOBOVITZ said that the done off and on since. MARY ERICKSON stated really negative feedback. And it ly trying to live as a Jew." students who do the project are "Partof thereason Iwanted to that shehad trouble whenasking upset me me because Ifelt their often surprised by the "warmth" do the project was that Iwanted about kosher food at the attitude wasvery parental. They NOT ALL the reaction was of Jewish law. to prove the rabbi wrongabout restaurant at which she worked. would not allow for the possibili- bad. Roux said that her family "They expect the law to be anti-semitism," said Maureen A fellow worker blew up at her ty of me beingin my right mind accepted the project well and somethingthat is very cold,very Blackburn, a member of the one day and said what she was and choosing something else." even asked her to say grace in demanding, and very removed class. "But it didn't happen that doing was "ridiculous and She added that she couldn't Hebrew before meals. All the from the 20th century. But they way." stupid," she said. sayif that reaction was theresult students indicated that a lot of find the law creating a Sabbath Class members experienceda At one point during the pro- of anti-semitism or evangelical the reaction was sympathetic. without the electricity, the wide variety ofadversereactions ject, a woman came up to a Christianity. Stanfield saidthat anumber of machines, the golf, the shopping to the project. member of the class and said years ago a priest told a Jewish and everything else," he said. "YouJewish bastards aregetting JACOBOVITZ said it is im- friend of his that his yarmulke "TheSabbath isan experience "IT HELPED me become what you deserve," referring to portant that distinction be made was a "disruption," but that he of beingtogetherwithfamilyand moresensitive to what it is tobe the recent U.N.resolutioncalling between legitimate concern for himselfencounteredno bad reac- friends and trying to renewone's Jewish, whatitis tobe different," Zionism racism. conversion and anti-semitism. tionfrom Jesuits during the pro- acquaintance with God." saidTim Stanfield,another class A few friendships were strain- "Thata personwould respond ject. Of the project in general member. ed. with concern over the possible All students interviewed Jacobovitz said, "There is no "I was wearingayarmulke and Blackburn saidthat afriendof conversion of a co-religionist is agreed that the project had been technique that Ihave used over Ifound peoplewouldtakealook hers exchanged "blastingly something a member of any worthwhile andoften surprising. the years that makes an impact at me and then turn away im- significant glances" with another religious group would do. The on the student as this project mediately." person in an elevator when a critical question is, how do I "ONE OF the things that does. There is no question that Jacobvitz said, "The subtle member of the class said the respond? Do I respond with bothered me the most was what it's head and shoulders way anti-semitism is sometimesmore word "rabbi." Erickson stated rational arguments or as a was happening inside of me," above justastraight termpaper." Letters to the editor As a result of this situation,1 exist between theadministration how the judicial board can rule legislation:for example,wemust negative think animportant questionnow and the student body at S.U. on the contested seat when it outlaw banking and lendingin- faces the University considering Sincerely, doesn't even have full stitutions. To theeditor: Fr. Ryan's role. In this little Leonard Young membership. The consequences Iwould like tosuggest to Mr. episode dictated of this can stretch even further. Ex 22:24-5: "If you lend Carl Garreson, who quoted Ex- he what he money to any my people, to thought ought to be done.Iwas One might even question of odus 21:12 in defense of the impression unfortunate whether thedeadline wasextend- any poor man among you, you penalty, comple- under the that the must not play with death that he University to ed legally. the usurer ment his reading of the Old hired him do a To the editor: him: you must not demand in- myriad of jobs involving such On behalf of the ASSU, I Theresponsibility stillremains Testament with a reading of the the individual candidate, to terest from him." Gospels. thingsasimprovingour financial would like to apologize to on status and public image, and to Leonard Young, Chris Bohan, find out everything he needs to Ofcourse we mustimmediate- In Mt 5:20-26 we read that election. Beatitudes, continue with our academic in- Rich Morse and Randy Grotem know about the lyclosethat storeintheUniversi- after teaching the Leonard Youngin his challenge caters to among which we find oneabout novations. for the unfortunate cir- ty district that He was to provide the Univer- cumstances surrounding the to senate seat #1 asks."Was itan witchcraft (Ex 22:17: "You must mercy, Our Lord takes the very deliberate mistake?" to live.") same ideacited by Mr.Garreson sity with his talents to helpus on primary election of Tuesday, honest or not allow a sorceress way,not by Ithink Ican answer itfor him, burn the members of the and looks at it in the light of the our take us the hand Nov. 18. and and push us inthe "right"direc- The events preceding the it was an honest mistake that eleven covens in Seattle. New Law which teaches a higher happened anyone. tion. primary wereas follows: could have to Incidentally, Carl, justice, that of mercy and par- Iwill offer the idea that Fr. The sign-ups for the election There wasnoconspiracyto keep I assume don. from youare singleandhave nointen- Ryanought to withdraw his ten- weretorun fromThursday(Nov. him or anyone else the marrying, What worries me about Mr. tacles, 6th) (Nov. 14th). senate. Theindividual has a duty tion of since one such without making himself to Friday But as yourself,faithful to the Word Garreson's remark is that it is lessavailable,so that the various due to extenuating cir- to stay up todate on the filings, indicative of an unconscious to opponents be, of God, wants to be saved and heads of departments,including cumstances, they were extended see whohis will consequently negative attitude in modern editorial staffs, can do their jobs until Monday the 17th. especially in this case, where an are well aware of society which, under the rubric Walker, was filled. Rev 14:3-4: exposing truth, as they see fit. This is Seattle Jim ASSUpresident, appointment of the leads only University not Ryan University interviewing Iwould hope that the senate "There in front of the throne to had been students destruction rather than and what we need is a president inorder tomake anappointment rewrite theelection code tomake they were singinga new hymn in positively developing man's it more reasonable and toassure the presence of the four animals responsibility, creativity to provide competentleadership toa vacantsenateseat.Jimmade and dictator appointmentonFriday(Nov. that thesemistakesarenot made and theelders,ahymn thatcould freedom expressed in notabenevolent tocom- his as the mand. 14th). That afternoon he con- again. But at the same time Ido be learned only by the hundred Beatitudes. Brad Tomhave tacted the people who had not feel that invalidation of seat and forty-four thousand who Sincerely, HI is proper action. Mr. Morse had been redeemed from the George Morris, S.J. applied for the appointed seat Fr. and told them that they could wona convincing victory andthe world. These are the ones who disgrace come into the ASSU office on voters (at that, a much larger have kept their virginity and not freedom To the editor: Monday(the 17th) tosignup.At turnout than usual) placed their been defiled by women." faith in him, he should beallow- To the editor: I have found that the this point, as director of elec- Let's youand Imake sure Billy Great going. procedures of runningfor office tions,Icould have refused to let ed to take his seat. Straus, seat Graham has a bigturn-out next Itotally support your right to at S.U. is a disgrace to the these people sign up due to the Joe #5 springso that therealmeaningof resist the pressure of the electorial process. fact that the deadline of Friday the Bible can be spread.May we authoritarian hierarchy. The Iwas not givenenoughtime to the 14th had been set. In all factory could campaign for Nixon for Spectator has the constitutional prepare a proper campaign for fairness tothosepeople whohad President in '76? right of freedom of the press. running against Morse. applied for the vacant seat Ilet To the editor: George Jeannot Unless I'm mistaken the presi- Iwas informed the Friday the sign-ups be extended to A "reader" is a person dent does not owntheschoolnor before the primaryelectionthatI Monday the 17th. employed by ateacher ordepart- has he been granted secular would be permitted to run for a On Friday (14th) Leonard ment for correcting and usually privilege of changing con- senate position. I was en- Youngand Rich Morse werethe grading papers and tests. The stitutional freedoms to meet his couraged by a member of the onlypeople signedupfor senate competencyof the reader may or thanks whims. senateto runfor one of theother seat one. They were told that the maynot be of good quality. Carol Hakala seats because it would be almost sign-ups had been extended to If there is to beconcern for the To the editor: Graduate Student impossible to run against Morse Monday and that there was the quality ofeducation onthiscam- My sincere thanks to all and win. possibility that they could be in pus, Iwish to pose a questionto members of the S.U.community Ichose to run for position the primary. the students of this University. I for participating in the Fast for ryan university number oneagainst theadvice of When Leonard came into the wouldnot be surprisedtohear of the Hungry. Approximately 300 To theeditor: the senate member whoadvised office on Monday,he and Rich the employment of readers at students andfacultyfastedunder Iwas appalled at Fr. Ryan's me. The daybefore the primary Morse were stillthe onlypeople U.W., but it is not what Iexpect sponsorship, 110 students recent attempt to prepare the at the ASSU office Iwas told I signed-up. Sometime between of this campus. If 1 wanted to specified that the money from Spectator staff for journalism in didn't have torunin the primary the time that Leonard was inthe participate in a grade factory, I their SAGA meals be converted the "real world" and Ibeg to because there were only two office and 4:30p.m.ChrisBohan wouldgo to U.W.Iwassurprised to dollars for international and differ with him on two points: students running for the senate and RandyGrotemsignedup. At to find two instances of this localfood relief,andmembers of thatbringing pressure to bear on seat,myselfand Morse. Tuesday the fault of the ASSU, Leonard practice on this campus, con- the Jesuit and lay-faculty made the staff is "education" for the whilegoing to vote,Ifound Iwas was not contacted that he would sidering the tuition and the similar contributions. 73 attend- real world, and what he in the primary along with four be in the primary. None of the student-teacher ratio. ed the rice and tea meal which demonstrates as his role at Seat- other students. Was itanhonest candidates had time to prepare While the reader method is concluded the 30 hour fast. for the primary. tle University. or deliberate mistake? understandable incases in which Off-campus students and The idea that exercising Ifeel it is the duty of the Due to this problem Iam strictly objective answers are dorm students,faculty staff publisher pressureis "education" director of student activities to suggesting to the judicialboard, given, the use of this system for and which will be meeting this week, have mobilized behind this to prepare them for the "real assure an equal chance for all work whichrequiresassimilation Many ridiculous, to that the election for senate seat crucial issue of our times. world" is and the applicants have an ample of material and personal reflec- have asked that weinitiate inter- value of this "education"is high- amount of time to prepare for a one be declared invalid. If the tion on the topic is to be disciplinarycourses with questionable, especially campaign andto judicial board agrees with my I content ly on a bedulynotified questioned. would hope that it touching on the food shortage; Christiancampus. in advance of any changes in suggestion there will be a new is not a prevalent occurrence primary election on Tuesday, here, others have pressedforresources Following Fr. Ryan's line of their running ticket. but the students have a with touching thinking we preparing ran Dec. 2nd and a final election on to content on the should be The reason I for the senate right know how widespread food shortage;others press- ourselves for the real world in a is that Ifelt the senate is not Thursday, Dec. 4th. this practice isand the situations have ways representative Bob Casey, ASSU V. Pres. ed for resources in the library. number of different than of the student in which it is used. Iwilldomybest toaccomplish we do now. body in which includes Students in the liberal arts both of those goals. Thedeath penaltyhas beenre- minorities, married students, Held should rightly question mess if to urge enacted,so,insteadofgivingbad working students and veterans. readers are used to correct Iwould like all who and have money sponsorshipsor students bad grades we ought to If this is the way the To the editor: grade their work. One is led to for hang (It makes wonder- democratic process is practiced question meaning other contributions to turnthem them. a Fall quarter senate elections the of a in at deterrent.) The ASSU S.U.s campus then Ican the office of the vice- ful on see are over, but the question of "grade" for such a class. The president for students by Dec. senatorsoughtto takebribesand why the student body and the invalidating one of those elec- relationshipbetween studentand interests; at cannot teacher, Ist. It will allow CROP to ship cater to special the hierarchy S.U. com- tions has been raised. The which Ihave found tobe western municate, no to wheat from Washington ROTC cadets ought to sneak for there can be possibility of invalidating the vital the educational process, to Bengladesh Peru,and U.W.s cadets; should always and will over and ravage communication without election for senateseat #1,where be cultivated in increase the food supply of and Students for LIFE could representation. Rich Morse was declared the the liberal arts Held, and into swingof things Neighbors in Need locally. Tar- really get the Although Ididnot survive the winner, has created a split of something which undermines zieVittachi of the U.N.Develop- by pushing drugs to primary relationship not hard raise Iwill never cease in opinion in the senateand sharp that should be ment Program said money. way they trying to bring campus campus. has "the cir- This could about questioning of the entire fall tolerated on this cuitry is in place, the current is educate themselves inmany real communication. quarter election. It is no secret Nancy Roux transgression net on!" Youhavedemonstrated world ideals: ofthe Because Iam a part of this that the elections were a mess, people power and helped to law, showing a great lack of University Iwant to contribute numerous mistakes were made, life, resolving channel needed energy to the respect for human andbeing in some way inhelping with the but noneofthose weredeliberate hungry,whoselivesdependon it. hypocritical all in one shot. problemsofcommunication that or part of some conspiracy. To the editor: Happy Thanksgiving, Rich Morse won a decisive Golly gee,Carl Garreson (ex- Don Foran,S.J. victory in both the primary and cuse my profanity, but I'm sure The Spectator general election and if the race as broad-minded a person as Published Thursdays during the Ad Manager MikeHeaton were run over the results would yourself will excuse my use of school year except on holidays and Professional Adviser.. BobCampbell during examinationsby SeattleUniver- Faculty remain the same. To hold those words in the midst of my sity. Edited by S.U. students with Moderator. Fr. Emmett Carroll. SJ. another election would place a excitement after reading your LET US HELP YOUPLAN editorial and business offices at 825 Reporters Regina Barkley, hardship on all the candidates letter inlast week's Spectator),it AHEAD TO BECOME A C PA 10th Aye., Seattle WA 98122. Second Suzanne Bradley, Timothy Brown, great class postage paid at Seattle, Susan Burkhardt, Gary Carlton, involved. The question also per- certainly is to hear that we Washington. Subscription: $4.50 a Casey Collins, Kevin Donohoe, sists whyonly thatoneelection? have at least one student onthis year, close relatives, alumni, $3.50; Virginia Grosso, Hamamiti, Jean Why not invalidate all those campus who isgoing to the right Canada, Mexico, $4; other foreign ad- Kohlman. GordonMcHenry,Jeannie why not to REVIEW dresses, $6.25; airmail in the U.S., $9. Murray, Glenn Nelson, Carl involving a primary or place find answers resolving Editor Nathalie Weber Oreskovich, Tom Parker, Colleen the entire election. today's complex problems. News Editor John Sutherland Rahill, Jim Rice, John Wilson. Violations of the election code Now that our legal system is SEATTLE (206) 622-7475 Copy Editor Josephine Mallo Photographers Regina Barkley, coming closer to enacting Associate Editor Joseph Guppy Paul Routt, Ann Boskovich, Mike were numerous enough to the Sports Editor Chuck Curtis Ertl, Karen Hignite, Chene Lenz, throw out the entireelection.To defined will of God asexpressed Photo Editor Terry Games Gary McKinney. putit simply theelection was run in the Bible,I'm confident that Business Manager Mike Heaton Campus Distribution Tom Patten haphazardly. I even question you'll push for some further Wednesday, November 26, The Spectator 2 1975/ Morality,legality not tobecome synonymous "There seems to bea problem MORACZEWSKI pointed worthy of a man and to die a with the nature of concepts and out the importance of the Karen death that is worthyof ahuman the simple use of words is Ann Quinlan case:moralityand being." critical," were the opening legality cannot become syn- THE PATIENT has the right remarks of The VeryRev.Albert onymous,and thereis quitea bit to the best of care, he said,and Moraczewski, president of the of confusion about the two pointed out the patient- Pope John XXLLL Medical- words. physician relationship in regard Moral Research and "What is acceptable morally, to the dignity of the human Education Center in St. Louis. may not be legally acceptable," being. He termed two words: Moraczewski spoketo 40 nur- he added. ordinary and extraordinary sing students, various faculty "Decisions in the medical field means for keeping the patient members and their friends at the have quantitive data whereas in alive. A.A. Lemieux Library Auditor- an ethical decision you don't Theordinarymedicalmethods ium last Monday. have quantitive statements," he that are reasonable have some Moraczewski holds graduate said. "Itis ajudgment,anestima- hope of benefit to the patient. degrees in pharmacology and tion, and it is hard for people to The ordinary must not involve theology. He is a visiting make this judgment." any excessive pain, hardships, professor of ethics at the Baylor Inresponse tothe questionof and expenses. The Karen Ann College of Medicine inHouston what conditions can one Quinlan case involves $435 a and has authored numerous withhold the lifesupportsystems day, he said. Extraordinary journal articles including, for someone who is sick, means are methods that are not "Ethicaland moralaspectsof the Moraczewski replied, "Man is foolproof, and may cause ex- hopelessunconcious patient." entitled to live a life that is cessive pain and expenses. —pkuio by kevin donohue Fr. Albert Moratzew.iki Broderick fountain, a scenic prankster's delight by Susan Burkhardt should be associated with its "Great blobs of suds whipped namesake. around Pigott," Mrs. Genevieve In 1959 the monument stood Weston, book store manager, out among the newly planted recalled. "They— were the most trees and shrubs, which glorious suds four or five feet represented the work of Ray- high." mond"Greengrass"Nichols,S.J. These suds, the miracle of a modern cold-water detergent TODAY IT is dwarfed by the and a brand-new return-flow surrounding vegetation and a fountain, blew up the stairs fence,but providesstudents with behind the fountain and landed a quiet retreat. in the trees of the upper mall. Aesthetically beautiful, the In this manner, S.U. students fountain also has been the object celebrated the completion of the of Broderick Memorial Fountain numerous student pranks. soon after its official dedication It is a favored spot for the April 3, 1959. informal initiation ofSPURS by A Phi O's. While many former A GIFT of the late Henry SPURS can recall the water's Broderick, pioneer Seattle temperatureon the nightof their realtor and member of S.U.s initiation, other students will board of regents for the past 25 remember their screams. years,the fountain isa memorial OnSt.Patrick's Day,1960,the to his wife, Mary. waterof theBroderick Memorial "Henry Broderick lovedfoun- Fountain turned a vivid pea tains," A. A. Lemieux, S.J., green under the influence of a assistant to the president, said. marine rescue dye. The bust of "Hehad agreat senseofhistory." Chief Seattle wore a derby hat Broderick had abust of Chief and a sign hung aroundhis neck Seattle included in the monu- saying, "Erin go bragh" or ment because he believed S.U. Ireland forever. Money awards for Turkeys cook their goose bicentennial writings by Kevin Donohoe and Joe Guppy GIVE THANKS for Mick Larkin, S.J., Some $100,000 in awards are Awards will be givenin three Thanksgiving has been with us long time. vice president for students. What ever available from the Wells Fargo categories. Categories are Bank in cooperation with Originally conceived in the year 520 B.C.by happenedtothose the written essays by people sub- strict drinkingregulations? Smithsonian Institute for a mitted before their 18th birth- the great Roman emperor, Craesar Do they apply to Jesuits? Bicentennial essay contest. day, written essays by people 18 Thanksgivingustibus, a man of fine taste, it Give thanks for Plant Management's Titled "Toward Our Third years old and over and films or was the revival of an ancient Slavic swamp buildingtemperature control whichmakesan Century," the essay is for all tape recordings. festival. Arctic parka over bikini briefs the best Americans who wish to submit Brochures giving detailed in- The original such possible The best that theirperceptionsandrecommen- formation regarding the festivities featured student attire. part is dations areas of games feed, on human con- Bicentennial Awards Program and activities as a seaweed the you only have to ask them to fixit eight times cern that will help to achieve a can be obtained from theOffice virgin toss, a Richard Nixonlook-alike con- instead of six. better nationinthe thirdcentury. of Minority Student Affairs. test, the bowl roll, toilet andone-man-three- Give thanks to the director of the job legged races. All games were heralded by the board for dustingoff those cards for jobsthat gutsy cry,"Let'sbeat the stuffing out of those have been closed for months. turkeys," the only facet of thisancient festival which remains to this day. GIVE THANKS for the new security [Student jobs available system now being installed at the Connolly WITH THAT in mind. The Spectator P.E. Center. The number of muggings and The following jobs are available through the Career gives office, thanks for the following: molestations should plummet. The barbed Planning and Placement Bellarmine 113 and 115. Give thanks to the Bookstore for keeping wire, laser beams, nerve gas, high voltage Communication Specialist. ($lO,OOO-12,000 yearly, B.A. in a supply of cobweb cleaner and death cer- doors and alligator pit should keep those English, planning,environmental science,closes Dec. 1, local on hand checkstand firm.) tificates for the lines. grade school kids out. Fortunately, while waiting, one can browse Assistant Basketball Coach. (Negotiable salary, experience through the record racks. 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Spectator/ Wednesday, 26, The November 1975 3 Can schools teach morals intoday's society? by Tom Parker change was only going to come Is it possible for the school about when the depletion of system toteach morals or values resources forces us to realize in today's society? This was one how wasteful we are, or will we of the questions raised in last beable to changeour basic view week's S.U. interface. Doris of education by changing our Pieroth spoke with John Topel, idea of knowledge? S.J., and Elbert M. Beamer on "Will we become at home with the topic of "How do weprovide the unexplainable and un- education and survival ethics in knowable in synthesis with the and beyond the twelfth grade? reality, both rational and ex- perimental? Education must PIEROTH, a college change," she said. "Education professor anda Ph.D.candidate must start to preparepeople for in Recent American History freedom and prepare them to started the symposiumbystating make humane decisions." "the education system has Topel, assistant theology become too functional and professor at S.U., talked about simplistic. It has become too education from the theological preoccupied with answers." She point of view. said, "We must no longer focus "Education in a free society is on answers but rather begin to precisely the place where ethics pursue the right questions." and values are taught and the "Theera weareexperiencingis problems of society are to be one of gradual change in the solved," Topel said. "If the — basic world view," Pieroth said. schools don't begin to change photoby terrygames "Our schools are caught in the then society will collapse." James Parry, Fr. John Topel,Doris Pieroth, Elbert Beamer transitional period and are feel- He said that we must ask ingthe pain ofletting go.Weare questions as to whether schools Topel then added, "Although iversity. Beamer focused his talk the institutionalized education changing from the familiar in- can teach values:isit possible for values cannotbe taught,theycan on the question of scientific process, which is really training, dustrial, technological, scien- schools to become aware of the be shown by example. And our knowledge and the lack ofquali- we have forced the student to be tific,and expertorientated world difference between "training" teachers must start toliveavalue ty in society. a conformist instead of being view to a new way of knowing, and "education"? And will the system." "The failure of our education creative. characterized by values and schools be able to help society He continued, "Our society systemis thatit sets the scientific "True knowledge is gainedby quality." avoid the approaching energy will not change through the model on apedestal,"he said. speculation and experience. Pierothsaid, "In order to sur- crisis by changing the persistent education system but through Hedefined thescientific model When the student is placedin an vive,our education system must human phenomenon of. greed people living by values with as being these generally un- objective role, then his freedom drop the scientific view. We must and selfishness? other people in a community, questioned theories. Science is to speculate is limited and he is no longer believe that all things family, neighbors, schools, etc. knowledge.The role ofscience is not free. In schools we don't in the world are reducible and IN ANSWERING these Eventuallythese circles ofethics to understand. The test of speculate. Welearn the resultsof intellectually knowable, that questions Topel observed, "as will spread out until it encom- knowledgeisits probability. The others' experimentations. growth and progress are in- long as our education system is passes the government itself." test of science is its technology. evitable anddesirable ina world unable bylaw and statute todeal "INSTEAD we should tell of plenty,and that the environ- with the question of sin, and THE FINAL speaker for the "BUT WE never ask the ques- stories and let students ment is to be consumed and specifically greed, as a forum was Beamer. He is an tion of whether it is good ornot. rediscover and subjectify nature is to be conquered and phenomenonagainsta backdrop assistant professor of General We have never asked the ques- knowledge,for in trulyexperien- subdued. of an absolute God, then we will Studies at Western Washington tion ofshould wego tothe moon cing the student will create his never be able to come to any State College and holds a Ph.D. or build a nuclear reactor. The own values." PIEROTH asked if this solution to the problem." inhumanities from SyracuseUn- problem is that when we teach Inconclusion Beamer said,"If the sciences we teach thenames. truth is limited to the verification "We give problems to the of statements about thematerial Senate meeting studentsand ifthey canarrive at world then we have foreclosed the name or come up with an the whole area of reality which abstraction then the student wecallvalues, for itisimpossible receives a higher grade,"he said. to 'verify' faith, quality or the Validity questioned on seat one He continued, "Very early in notion of the good." by John Sutherland WALKER wasn't present to relations for the University," "I'm asking the judicial board explainhisreason forvetoingthe Senator Mike Hacked said in THE yETNA COLLEGE PLAN IS DIFFERENT to declare the election for senate request, but Casey said Walker presenting the bill. seat one invalid," Bob Casey, felt Spurs budget request wasn't Ideas for fundingtheChieftain meet ASSU first vice president, told clarified enough. He also said a renovation and building of a No otherproperty can your the senate at its meetingSunday member of Spurs should have playfield on campus were financialneeds like this truly night. been present at the meeting, brought up by Senator Dirk uniqueLifeInsurance Plan Casey explained that by last Casey explained. Bartram, chairman of the stu- Friday's candidate sign-up Senator Brian Healy com- dent and minority affairs com- deadline. Rich Morse and mented that Walker was REX A. LUND mittee. 640 Washington Building Leonard Young were scheduled irresponsible to veto a bill and meeting to meet for senate seat one. This not appear before the senate to In a committee held Seattle, Washington 98101 ■fiTWi the week 292-4340 meant they would not run in a explain his reasons in person. earlier in Bartram said $140 hiscommittee discussedaddinga P-JTMhI primary election. The senateallocated for LIFE &CASUALTY the mock Democratic conven- $5perquartercharge to students' next years /Etna Life Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut HOWEVER, Casey later ex- tion to be held on campus on tuition for the ten to tended the deadline for sign-ups March 5 and 6. The money will pay for the two projects. to Monday and told Morse and cover paper, printing and This would raise $330,000. Young to check with the ASSU postage expenses related to the About $150,000 would goforthe office then to find out if ad- convention. Chieftain, the remainder for a ditional candidates had filed to playfield, Bartram said. make a primary necessary. "THECONVENTION will be Next senatemeeting is 7 p.m. THE NEW KID Young checked with the good for selling high school Sunday in the Chieftain con- ASSU early Monday afternoon students onS.U.andgoodpublic ference room. and no additional candidates ON CAMPUS!!! had signed-upat the time, Casey said. Young went home thinking there would be no primary the next day. Later that afternoon, Randy Grotemand Chris Bohan "33300,000 the I also signed up for senate seat one, making a primary necessary. IJiieluimcfl CASEY forgot to inform Scholarships Young of this and, as a conse- Mid/Week quence, Young was to f unable Over $33,500,000 unclaimedscholarships, grants,aids, and report distribute campaign signs. fellowships ranging from $50 to $10,000. Current list of Youngfiled aformalprotestwith these sources researchedand compiled as of Sept. 15, 1975. the ASSU and Casey admitted he was negligent. UNCLAIMED SCHOLARSHIPS Published by Thejudicialboard,made upof 11275 Massachusetts Aye., Los Angeles,CA 90025 Mick Larkin, the Office of the Associated Students three students and □Iam enclosing$9.95plus $1.00 for postageand handling. S.J., vice president for students, every Tuesday morning. met yesterday to give an official ruling on the protest. A primary PLEASE RUSH YOUR CURRENT LIST OF Includes the week's events: willbeheldTuesdayand thefinal films, Thursday. Only the results of UNCLAIMED SCHOLARSHIPS SOURCES TO: speakers, club meetings, and senate seat one are affected by other important notices. the protest. Name Casey also announced a $250 allocation made by the senate Address last week to Spurs, sophomore Contact the A.S.S.U. officeevery Friday City State Zip ! to any women'sservicegroup,had been (California tax.) afternoon submit notices for vetoed by Jim Walker, ASSU residents please add6% sales publication. president. | J

Wednesday, 26, Spectator 4 November 1975/ The Covello resigns; Students want new union by John Sutherland ideas to the committee, Bartram mittee is that a entire new Our student union building is explained. building is needed. However it V.P. office open a "really poor" facility. Dirk TO AID in the gathering of may not be realistic in terms of Bartram, ASSU senator, said ideas, Bartram and his com- cost, Bartram said. Dan Covello, ASSU second APPLICATIONS for second recently. mittee visited student union At the committee meeting last vice president, has announced vice president will betaken next Bartram, chairman of the buildings at the University of week, Mick Larkin, S.J., vice his resignation from the ASSU week, 2-4:30 p.m. in the ASSU ASSU student and minority af- Puget Sound and Pacific president for students, suggested effective the end of the fall office, second floor Chieftain. fairs committee, is heading the Lutheran University Monday the committee recommend ad- quarter. Covello'sreplacement willbeap- planning for the renovation of afternoon. ding a $5 per quarter fee to Covello cited babysitting res- pointed by Jim Walker, ASSU theChieftain,S.U.s student un- The facility at Pacific student's tuition for the next 10 ponsibilitiesas the major reason president, and subject to ap- ion building. Lutheran is best,he said.Itholds years. for his resignation. Sincehis wife proval by the senate. The new Before thecommittee can take three time the number of This would raise $330,000. will be returning to school next second vice president will be definite action however,it needs students as S.U.s Tabard Inn, $150,000 could be used for a quarter,Covellosaid,hisrespon- appointed before Christmas input from students. Students has plush carpet throughout, renovation project. The rest sibilities to his family will be break. Walker said. who have transferred from other large game rooms, a dining could go for an on campus increased. He said he cannot schools or seen the facilities of room,rooms for club meetings,a playfield, Bartram explained. meet the demands of both his The position carries an 85 per other campusesshould give their bookstore, pool tables, a bowl- ASSU office and his family. cent scholarship. ing alley, t.v. lounge, foosball, THEMAINideanow is to get pin ball machines and the ideas from other students,go to building is openall day. the architect,havehimdraw upa In addition a live band per- planandestimate costs,Bartram Writer sees 'many futures' forms nearlyeveryevening,Bar- said. Students wishing to giveinput killed, PROBLEM of heroin tram added. Frank Herbert, Port Town- even "accidentally" he THE on the Chieftain project should said. Manyof the writers were so addiction in our society is un- send author of the science fiction exactly the same IN CONTRAST, Bartram attend theregular senatemeeting seller, Dune, spoke insincere that they wrote their solved for 7 p.m. Sunday Chieftain classic best reason, he maintained. In Bri- citedthe Chieftain,which isemp- at inthe on the topic of Science Fiction stories from the "five o'clock better conference room, thecommittee Follies," war films shown in the tain, addicts receive their daily ty in mid-afternoon. "A '76 last Wednesday in the A. A. local facility would result in higher meeting at 2 p.m. Mondayin the Library Auditorium. evening in a plush theatre, he doses at cost from the conference room or Lemieux drugstore, and do not have to use," he said. Chieftain Many who showed up were said. habit, The consensus of the com- contact Bartram. fans, Regarding solutions to some steal to support their and science fiction but Herbert does not devoted comparatively little time of society's ills, Herbert organized crime emphasized that nothing will get prosper from enormous drug to this subject. profits. As a speech writer for a U.S. done as longas wecontinue tobe preoccupied are good We could do this here and Senator,he learned that the way with who society, but people topic and guys. improve our Inflation effectively get people to do guys who are bad to are too concerned withnot mak- something is not to appeal to easier for bad people, reason, he said. People WHEN HE was education ing things their P.1., he said. usually decide whatthey want to editor for the he en- expert ofthis Relating his discussion of of money up with countered agoodexample think and then come to science fiction support their beliefs. type of thinking, he told the society his reasons to works, Herbert recommended "People will cling to a preferred audience. A group of student "Are the shark jaws of infla- leaders came into his office and that we not become locked into tion devouring you?" will be the illogic," he stated. future, at the expense of Herbert applied this analysis wanted somegoodpublicity ona one topic of aspeechby MerleDowd the demonstration they wanted to being able to adapt to new at noon next Wednesday in the to the recent elections and to admit we're overwhelmingapprovalgivenby have to close down a polluting situations and A. A. Lemieux Library wrong. There is not one future, Dowd has earned voters of this state to the death smokestack. Auditorium. plannedto block butmany futures,headded.This the family money man" penalty. There is virtually no The students how title "the it,yetpeople the entrance to the factory. idea of many futures and because of his knowledge of evidence tosupport change was a major theme up withlogical Herbert said he told them that they financial affairs. continue tocome they Herbert's bestseller. Dune. per- reasons for its passage, he said. this would notwork because in He currently teaches a operatingaccor- would be simply moved out of IMAGINE society two hun- sonal financial planning class in Really,(heyare years ago, think of all ding to a revenge motive, even the way and would not receive dred and the evening division of the public sympathy.The thing todo the things wrongwithitthat they departmentof continuingeduca- though many of them don't of, it themselves, he instead, he told them, is to offer weren't aware he told the tion at the University of realize is the way the suggested. tocollect money throughout the audience. "This Washington. area to give to the company to science fiction mind looks at is very help clean up the pollution. today," Herbert said. DOWD WRITESanationally SOMETIMES it the dangerous to try and tell people Then, if the company refused to It's science fiction writer's syndicated column of financial to expose these things, he what they don't want tohear, he help, it would receive bad job affairs that appears in The Seat- publicity, and a successful said. tle Times. He is author of eight continued. "When Iwas a war finished, Vietnam," demonstrationcould beorganiz- After the talk books nowon themarketand his correspondent in he science fiction said, "1had to wait until Igot ed. Herbert discussed ninth book, "How to Make my The students refused,because with those who stayed after. He More Money From Your back to write some of best of his new book to be in stories." Correspondents were the factory owners were "evil told Crafts," will be published reporting men," and should not be helped. published in March, the final February 1976. discouraged from news Dune trilogy, Cosse International unfavorable to The stack is still polluting today, segment of the Dowd holds a B.S. in tative of which would be Dune. This Securities, Inc., and also has U.S., reporters were said Herbert. entitled Children of engineering and a master's the and four work will return to the idea of administra- worked in the area of financial degree in business Ford ecology and what happen§ to a tion from Northwestern Univer- and economic analysis for society when youalter a balanc- sity. He is a registered represen- Motor Co. and Boeing. What's happening? ed eco-system, he said. Older students'needs discussed In an effort to include ac- dents are working after school "Theycould be people whodid . .. ROOM RESERVATIONS for the Chieftain conference tivities for older students, a and the things that are happen- not start out at S.U. as room or any area of the Chieftain buildingmust bescheduled group is forming to discuss the ing on campus don't apply to freshmen," he said. Older older students' needs and in- them." students attending S.U. don't through the vice president for student's office. advantage terests. An older student is difficult to have the ofestablish- LADIES, YOURCHANCE! Theintercollegiate Present campus activities,ac- ed friendships asother students, ... HERE'S Larkin, S.J., define, Larkin said. They could and little sisters,along withthe Abnergang,present cording to Mick he said. knights liP vice president for students, do be students over 25,he said. But a countrified good time from 9 p.m.to 12:30 a.m. next Friday there are some students who are A meeting will be held 1:30 not interest or include older p.m. Monday in Larkin's office, in game room A, Campion Tower. students. 22 years old taking freshman and wet your out," courses who also would be in- upper Chieftain. Older students Get down to the music of Oscar Wilde "Theyare completelyleft meeting fall, is nothing for in joining the group, he are asked to attend the whistle! It's your last chance with the S.U. folks this so he said. "There terested or contact Mary Gilbert. dress down and be there! them in particular. Some stu- added. Remember girls, there's only 28 shopping days left til Christmas! ... "BLACK ORPHEUS" is the next offering in the ASSU classical film series. The film is about a streetcar conductor who meets a countrygirl runningfrom a mansworn to killher. Clubinformation photography is rated among the The movie's music and color Cleveland, dean, school of help in the serving ol commu- best ever put on film. alpha kappa psi business; John McLelland, nion at masses on campus. Orpheus" be shown at 7 p.m. Wednesday in dean, "Black will Psi associate school of The students are Bob Casey, $1 Alpha Kappa national business; Wilson, past Pigott Auditorium. Tickets cost at the door. field consultant, J. Patrick Rob- John John Shannon, Chris Stevens campus to national president; Robert and Eileen Sullivan. Staff in bins, was on Nov. 10 director and .. . FORMER SEARCHERS interested deepeningtheir evaluate Gamma Omega's Denomy, regional members are Allen Lee and interior lifeand workingoutaformat forfuture retreatsshould records and performances. Dick Wilson, alumni chapter Maureen McGlone. to house at 7 p.m. next Thursday.Transporta- Robbins informed the frater- president. McGoldrick House, at 17th go McGoldrick St., tion will be provided from Bellarmine Hallbeginning at 6:15 nity of areas for improvement Aye. E.and Roy is thesite of and about the internal Monday,Tuesdayand Thursday p.m. operationsof the national office. rap sessions. Campus Ministry campusministry 7 to THE AND FORENSIC CLUB will meet at Robbins was taken onacruise staff members are therefrom .. . SPEECH 11 p.m. on these evenings. For today in A. A. Lemieux Library, room 112. of Lake Union and had adinner Four S.U. students and two noon at the Wharf staff members were installed as more information contact the in his honor office, ASSU SENATE will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Restaurant. Other guests at the Eucharistic ministers at mid- Campus Ministry 626- . .. They 5900. Chieftain conference room. dinner were Dr. Gerald night mass Nov. 16. will 26, The Spectator/Wednesday, November 1975 / 5 Kay tells Steppenwolf story arts & entertainment Asleep at Wheel swings into gear by Joe Guppy "Swinging the blues" says vocalist Ray Benson in the middle of "Roll 'Em Floyd," the bouncy country-swinglead number on side two of Texas Gold, the latest album from Asleepat the Wheel." Well-swung blues,formed by puttinga rolling up-beat on standard12-bar bluesandinterspersingburstofbig-bandstyle horns,is the reason this album is gaining for Asleep at the Wheel a measure ofpopularity. Forties-styleswingiscurrently much in vogue, mainly because nobody can think of anything original these days. BUT ONE can't complain too much about the revival of the music of Billie Holliday and Glenn Miller,even ifit implies the stagnation of rock, because, boy that swingsure sounds fine. One-half of Texas Goldis swing. "Roll'EmFloyd"is the best, with a fine line-upofhorn,guitar andpiano solos. Floyd Domino,from whose name one assumesthesong'stitlecomes, by TomParker Toronto, which is the equivalent and things were looking pretty playes excellent,snappy pianoonthissongand throughout the PARTI to Greenwich Village in New good for us with summer love. album. "Roll 'Em Floyd"also features some sweet trumpet by Last Friday night an old rock Yorkand Iwasplaying folk and Haight-Ashbury, it was a good Bobby Wommack. group, Steppenwolf, to living this chick who trip. came with was amount Seattle and along with Savoy another folk singer. Imet a Then one day the mancame "Bump Bounce Boogie," whichisgettingadecent of Brown and Argent put ona rock couple members of the and repossessed the station FM airplay, has lively female vocals by Chris O'Connell and extravaganza. Sparrows. They were a group wagonand the people came for more snappy piano by Domino. "Trouble in Mind," the most Before the concert The Spec- who hadhadanumber one hitup the U-Haul and took that away, country influenced swing tune, features twangy pedal steel and the record company kept tator conducted an interview in Canada. They didn't like their guitar (a necessity for country) and lively fiddle. with the lead singer of lead singer so they kicked him saying that unless we had a hit Steppenwolf, John Kay. out.They weregettingintoblues. single that we could not record But what about the other half of the album? Youmay be Spectator: John,how did you Paul Butterfield was just getting an album. That caused a lot of sorry you asked. Upon first playing the album, after bee- get started as a musician? big around then.That was whatI friction inthe band withone side bopping through "Roll 'Em Floyd," Iwas shocked and Kay:Iwas born and raised in was into so they asked me if I saying, unless we do what they horrified to hear the twangof "Tonight the Bartender is onthe never goingto get Germany. Rock 'n' roll came to wanted to join. Isaid yes. So I tell us we are Wrong Side of the Bar." It's straight country. Germany when I was about moved out of the chick's place anywhere,and Goldy,Jerry and twelve in the form of Chuck that afternoon and met a guy myself saying that the label YES, YOU read right pal, I STRAIGHT know ass said COUNTRY. Berry and Little Richard. 1was who was moving in. His name doesn't its froma hole Not country-rock like Crosby, andNash or country-folk to in the ground so we split up. Stills across the ocean from where it wasNeil Young.Isplit join the like Arlo Guthrie— — was all happening but then that Sparrowsandhe left about three youcan't back out that way but straight Spectator: Did you all go down-home country music. all changed Imoved to Canada. months later to join the separate ways? In '63, there was the big folk Springfield. And we all know whata beatingcountrymusic has taken revivalthen with Peter,Paul and Spectator: Did things take off Kay: No. Jerry, Goldy and recently, damning myself moved back to L.A.and in the movie "Nashville"andin statements Mary. Iwas into folk for a while from there? from several top jazz musicians. Why would Asleep at the thenIdrifted into black country Kay: No, as the Sparrow, we about ayearlater we got together blues, like Robert Johnson. stayedinCanada for about three with two other guys and formed Wheel throw out all those album sales? Ifinished high school and I months and 1kept telling them Steppenwolf, after we got our Because they have integrity. The country on this album moved down to New York and that this wasjustnot where it was release from the previous label. soon grows on youand serves to remind one that the music of started playingcoffeehouses and happening. Itold them that the Spectator: How did you Hank Williams and Doc Watson is no more representedby that sort of thing. Ifinally went onlyplace to go was to L.A.The choose the name Steppenwolf? KAYO than the music of The Beatles and Eric Clapton is out to California and stayed out first place we went was to New there for a year.Iwas learninga York and started playingdiscos. Kay: It was chosen for us. representedby K.JR and KING. After a few listenings one is lot of stuff, just picking it up They were cool,they didn't care When weformed Steppenwolfin straw-chawing and hee-hawing right along with the band. long as they '67, none of us had a name that from other musicians. Iintended what we played as jumping Chris O'Connell does a tearful job on "Nothin'Takes the go UCLA and take music could dance to it, they didn't we were all around to to about, and our producer who Place of You," a nice sad song which would be genuinely and folklore but they wanted to hassle us about top forty. Even- with less ridiculous read letters by stick me with advanced tually wesaid,screw this,and we had read the book suggested it. effective lyrics. "I your one said, out to L.A. We played a None of us had anything better one I'll still love you when it's all said and done." trigonometry and so I later went put /And got myself an army couple of bars but then there so whenitcame time for us to Ofcourse thecomplaint can bemade that theentirealbum on that. I tape bag, couple of changesof were a few riots that shut down a name down on a to sub- unoriginal. argument pretty manygroups duffle mit, we went with it. is This is valid. Like levis, a vinyl bag for my guitar the whole trip. today, Asleep at the Wheel a lot of talent and not much agood for has and Ihit the road. Ihitchhiked Spectator: What happened It hasbeen name us. imagination. But excellently-done standards always around from L.A. to the East then? Itsoundsgood and itlooks good old are coastup toCanada andgenerally Kay:We had toeat,man. We in print. Consequently,some of appreciated. just hung out. heard that things were happen- the bandmembersread thebook Spectator: What made you ing upin Frisco, so we went up but Ido not think thatit would settle down? there. When we got there we have made any difference, it is Fine Arts to present Kay:Well, Imovedback upto started playing places like the just a name that sounds better Canada, Yorkville Village, FillmoreBallroomand theMatri than something like Battery Operated Crab Grass. To some people it may be symbolic but Christmas concert that isn't whywe have the name. Spectator: For about three here's nine years at the end of the sixties, Program highlights for KCTS Channel 9.public televi- your group called for radical sion, willbe listedin the Spectatorregularly. change reflecting a lot of the ideals of the counter-culture Sunday,Nov.30 revolution. Howdoyoufeelyour 9p.m.MasterpieceTheatre: Notorious Woman: "Conflict"— Afteralove affair comesto anabrupt end. Ueorge Sand develops an intense relationship with the actress Marie Dorval. George's music is affecting people today? reputationbecomes evenmorenotorious afterherbook "Lelia,"onthe subjectofsex, ispublished. Kay: Idon't think that our 10 p.m. The Ascent of Man:"World Within World"- -After a visit to anancient Polishsalt mine. music is affecting anybody. I Dr. Jacob Bronowskilooksat the worldinsidethe atom.He tracesthe historyofthe menandideas that have made twentieth century physics"the greatestachievement ofthe human imagination." don't mean thatsomebody else's Monday,Dec. I music is. I just feel that rock t p.m.InPerformance at Wolf Trap SingerDionneWarwick performs 18songs,including"! Say music has reverted back to the a Little Prayer." "Alfie" and "Do YouKnow theWay to SanJose?" The concert, introduced by way it used to be in the fifties, Sills, performing arts, Waters, opera star Beverly was producedat Wolf Trap Farm Park for the outside listened for Fr.Kevin concertdirector Washington. D.C. when people escape 9 p.m. Why Me?Lee Grantis hostas six women whohaveundergone mastectomies describe their and entertainment. To beginthe holiday season,a THE ENSEMBLE, physicaland emotional experiences duringthe process ofcancerdiscovery, surgeryandrecovery. concert featuring Christmas comprised of both music and easily followed self-examination. The late sixties were a time The program also provides an demonstration of when,because ofeconomics and musical selections will be nonmusic majors in voice and Tuesday,Dec. 2 presented by the S.U. fine arts orchestra sections, will present J:3O p.m.Rivals ofSherlockHolmes: "AnonymousLetters"— Dagobert Trostleriscalledinbythe the living standards being what Countess Tildi Leys and theCountess Nadha to siscover whois sending themanonymousletters. they were, people were not quite ensemble,under the direction of traditional and selected Christ- He pursues tosearch to find the woman he lovesis out to destroy his closest and dearest friend. as worried about making ends Kevin Waters, S.J. massongs. Old favorites include couple very restaurant, 9:30 p.m. Monty Python's Hying Circus— A visits a strange historical meet like they are today. The concert will beheld Tues- "O Holy Night,""O Little Town characters do impersonationsand apolice fairy story. day at noon, Wednesday at 8 of Bethlehem," "Angels We Wednesday, Dec. 3 Thisconcludes part one.Next p.m.andThursdayat noon 8 Have Heard on High," 8p.m. InheritanceIhis special program tracesthelong,bitterstruggleofworkers againsteconomic and and exploitation.The filmportrays the mass demonstrations,picketing, sit-ins,violence anddeath that week lookfor parttwo when Kay p;m. at the A. A. Lemieux "Awayin a Manger." occurred before theconflict wasresolvedin the legislative halls and across the bargainingtables. explains why he left the group, Library foyer. Evening concerts The ensemble will also per- 10 p.m. Say Brother: National Edition:"Middle Passage" -The Caribbean was often astopping how they got back togetherand have been arranged for the first form at theSunset Cluband the point for unloadingslave ships fromAfrica. This tripacross the Atlantic Ocean becameknownas all time, to draw more off-campus Washington Athletic the "middle passage." Say Brother examineshow black Americandescendentsofthese slavesand what hismusic was about then Club on white Americans have come to grips with their heritage. and now. students. Waters said. Dec. 9 and 10. Wednesday, 26, Spectator 6 November 1975/The Connolly renovation begun Curtis' Constructionisnow underway card. This is for the student's won't be admitted. Once people to build a new entrance to the enjoyment inside the center, he get used to this, the facility will Comer Connolly P.E.Center. said. Hendersonsaysheis willing be super. Any University com- According toJack Henderson, to keepthe centeropen24 hours munity member will be able to The championship intramural flag football game was director ofthe center,themoveis adayifstudent interest warrants comein without the fear ofbeing played last Thursdaynight and the Brewers won their fourth designed to make the facility it. intimidated or ripped off. The straight title by virtue of a win over Heimskringla. "more comfortable for the "We know it will be in- Connolly Center will be geared 20-8 The students, faculty at totally University, same two teams and staff. The convenient for thestudent the toward the we battled for the title last year, the Brewers student will be able to use the start," he said, "but he must want to make itcomfortable for winning that one in overtime by a 12-6 tally. facilities overhere without being remember his i.d. card or he the students to come over." In the two teams only meeting this year,a practice game intimidated by outsiders." wascancelled early in the second half whenagangfight almost The construction crew has took place. say were been working for about two Let's emotions high for Thursday's hopes Chiefs to face Dogs, contest. weeksnow. Henderson the new entrancewill bereadyby the start of winter quarter. THE BREWERS received the opening kickoff, and on The present entrance will be Cougars for openers from quarterback Jack knocked out.A wall will be built their first play scrimmage, Calabrese few feet from existing S.U. Chieftains will open the both look like qualtiy Bobby a the glass found tailback Johnstone behind the Heimskringla doors at the entrance. The en- basketball season at 8 p.m. ballplayers. Saturday at are zone, and the Brewers were up 6-0 on the 55 yard play. trant will go left to a glass en- the Hec Edmundson S.U. students encouraged Heimskringla got the ball and on their first scrimmage play a cased booth where theattendant Pavilion where they willface the to support the team at the open- the will take i.d. card and University of Washington ing game. Nelson Javanillo pass floated just over fingertips of Nick his/her Huskies. Arato, halfback,and it was picked off byCalabrese who ran present the individual with a tag. Tickets must be purchased at virtually the end Brewerspassed for combination pin and unmolestedinto zone. The THE PINmust be put on the the athletic department ticket Gonzaga trip the extra points, and before Heimskringla knew it they were individual's clothing and be office at the Connolly P.E. down 14-0 with only three minutes gone in the half. wornatall timeswhileheisinthe Center fort c game. Theymaybe was eventful tag it purchased for $2 with S.U. i.d. The rest of thefirst half was uneventful,withneither team center.The attached to may to out turnout taking be used check equipment, The Chiefs open at home, Despitea low student threateningand the majority of theaction placearound towels,etc. When the individual of some40 persons who cheered midfield. hosting the Washington State leaves, he gives his pin and tag Cougarsin p.m.game onthe S.U.all-star footballteam to attendant, an8 Tues- everyone in back the door who day at the Seattle Center Arena. at Gonzaga, seemed the will return the i.d. card. The Students will be admitted free. good spirits throughout the JUST AS the teams were ready to return to gridiron, main door will beautomatically weekend Spokane trek, Brian the lights at Broadway field went out, an act of the devil,no controlled by the attendant Healy, intramural sports direc- doubt. After the lights wereturned on,the Brewerskicked off. behind the glass partition. THE COUGARSboast 6'lI", tor, said. On Heimskringla's play from scrimmage, Javanillo Henderson stresses that 255 pound Steve Puidakus who "The trip was great," he said. second is shooter and a Ching everybody cooperationfrom the University a fine rugged "Everyone had a great time. found flanker Pat behind onthe Brewersfive. impor- rebounder. The team is coached Seattle, Jimmy community is extremely When the buses left the Ching grabbed the ball and dove into the end zone. tant. He feels that though the by the volatile GeorgeRavelling. peopleinthe bus wereoptimistic Gilbatenranin theballfor two,andHeimskringla was backin students maybe inconvenienced Norton Barnhill and Marty because of their small numbers. the game, 14-8. by thenew policy,it willshowits Giovacchigive the teamtheabili- It turned out that there were benefits in a short time. ty to fill the hoop. The team is severalpeopleinthe bus whogot On the Brewers nextpossession they beganto march,but THE DIRECTOR felt that good andwillgive theS.U.squad them in good spirits. They were on a Calabrese bomb, cornerback Ken Zeringer made a fine this change in the center would a tough way to go infront of the just raring togo when theyarriv- interception and returned it 25 yards, to the Heimskringla 30. definitely benefit S.U. students. home-opening crowd. ed." "We'll be able to hand out good The Brewer defense held, however, and after taking the ball AT GUARDS, the Huskies back, scored on another Calabrese pass to an unidentified equipment, give out locks and FRIDAY night when buses not have to worry about them have 64" Clarence Ramsey and left for Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, receiver. The play covered 15 yards, and clinched it for the being destroyed or stolen. It's 6'o" Chester Dorsey. Dorsey isa students enjoyed the change in Brewers. Heimskringla was forced to play catchup, but the been embarrassing to put out the flashyplayerwho hasbeenprone state legal drinkingage. "Friday Brewers held them scoreless,to make the finaj score 20-8. equipment we have been for the to careless errors in past years night was big drinking," Healy past year,but everythingwe had but has great potential. Ramsey said. "Saturday night was only wouldberippedoff orruinedina is asuperbshooter whocanjump moderate." THE GAME was extremely well played by both squads. few days, and most of this dam- and has good inside moves. The Several parties were held at The Brewers jumped off to thatquick lead,anddespite threats mage was done by outside Husky bench is also deep. The GonzagaSaturdaynight,headd- is to by Heimskringla wereable to hangon totheirearly groups, and individuals who team expected challenge ed. advantage. UCLA for the PAC-8 crown. Jack Calabrese played game didn'tevenbelonginthe Connol- Accommodations for the trip a fine for the Brewers,asdid Bim comfortable, Prince, Frank Vena and The had ly Center in the first place," The Chieftains are an un- were Healy said. Bobby Johnstone. Brewers a Henderson said. quantity. Vena, known The team has The football game was close, fine rush throughout the night,led by Prince and Dave Concerning individuals who talent, but it is youngand green with Gonzaga winning in over- Junding, who played very well at defensive end. The Brewers were let inback doorsby friends, asits previewgameshowed.This time, 19-13. "S.U. tied inthe last played a good game, and certainly deserved their fine victory. or people whosimply threatened year's bright spotshave been the two minutes of the game with a Face it, they are good. to do physical harm to the atten- fine play of freshman Clint pass from Jack Calabrese to dant, Henderson said he feels the Richardson and the leadership Brian Healy," Healy said. On the other hand,Heimskingla neverquitafter givingup new entrance will ;ut an end to demonstrated by junior guard those two quick scores. The defense gave the Brewers a bad this practice.Hefeels that90 per Buck O'Brien. Themystery is the BEFORE the group headed timeallnight long, savetwotouchdown plays. Therushled by cent of the vandalism at the front line, where more points back to Seattle, there was only Will and Ives Connolly Center is caused by must be scored. The weightison one complaint, Healy said. Castro Craig was good all nightand Alan Vegas people who shouldn't even be in pulled many excellent flags from his linebacking position. the shoulders of thereturningbig "They regretted getting up the building. men— Reggie Green, Carl Sunday morning. It was a long In the secondary,Scan Hardy playedvery well,cuttingoff BY IMPLEMENTING these Washington, Jerry Lee, Kevin grueling night,and everyonewas measures, said, — sweepsandplayingtough passdefense.Zeringer'sinterception new security he Suther— and the newcomers— pretty tired. It was the pressure the facility will be more comfor- James Day and Jim Low who of the weekend. was the nicest I've ever seen all year. Heimskringla played table for the S.U. family. The good, tough hard-nosed football. The Brewers were better. It ultimate goal of the administra- was a fine game. Clean as any I've playedin. It typifies what tion, Henderson said, is for the intramurals should be all about. facilities at Connolly to be used entirely by the University DID YOUKNOW..? students, faculty and staff, with BOTH TEAMS had fun, both teams complemented no need for outside interest " in groups. That NURSING STUDENTS who enroll each other on good plays,andit wasgood football.Ina game Army ROTC areeligible for full-tuitionschol- like that,neitherteamloses,notmeaning totake awayfrom the Brand-new equipment will be available to students when the arships may as Brewers win. Nobody away mad. I away disap- and be commissioned officers went went centerconstructioniscompleted. in the Army Nurse Corps upon graduation. pointed, but still glowinga little inside,realizing that Iactually New basketballs and volleyballs had fun losing.Not a lot,mind you,but a little. It wasa good, can bechecked out, andracquet- " That college studentsin Army clean,fun ball game.Ihopethere aremore likeitinthe future. ballracquetscanberented. Since ROTC canvol- the equipment can be recovered, unteer for PARACHUTE TRAINING during But enough about drug abuse. The Sonics have cut it ispossible tomaintainquality. the summer and qualify for the silver wings Rodney Derline. That is bum. Bill Russell said it was because HENDERSON stressed that of an Paratrooper Fort Benning, wonder. Connolly Center renovation Airborne at his knee never came around,but you Derline is a fine the Georgia. basketball player,and it's a shame tosee him go. Againhe isin isbeing done so that the Univer- shadow Rodney is talented, a sity people willbecomfortable in the of Oleynick. and can fill the facility. No person will be " Army their first like few I've ever seen. I a shooter that That ROTC graduates begin basket think like could allowed in without a current i.d. job after their at a be valuable to the Sonics. Why not get rid of John Hummer receiving diplomas salary of $10,891 plus instead. Anyway,the best of luck tothe Elma Rifle. Ihopehe per year free medical and gets picked up on waivers. If not, well maybe the Sonics will dental care. find space for him once more. LEARN NOW ABOUT THE NEXTCPA EXAM FOR MOREINFORMATION CONTACT THEPROFES- Since this is Thanksgiving week, The Spectator sports SOR OFMILITARY SCIENCEINTHEROTCBUILDING page willsponsor the first annual S.U. turkeyshoot. Iask that ON CAMPUS, PHONE anyoneinterested should refer the name of any turkeys to me REVIEW up here at The Spectator. Afterreceiving the name, we willgo 626-5775. SEATTLE (206) 622-7475 shoot him,her or it,whatever thecase maybe. Theeventwill be /fftv\ santioned by the APAFLT (American Pilgrims Asking For ENRICH YOUR IAfisJL / Less Turkeys). Get those cards and letters rolling in. COLLEGE EXPERIENCE V J WITH ARMY ROTC -^ Good day, and go stuff your birds.

Spectator/Wednesday, November 26, The 1975./ 7 Little conversation Center aidsmajorselection by Suzanne Bradley student decide "are you like is because of the "dilemma of a To gauge awareness,use and women who are good in nur- small staff of two people," he at art congress opinions of student services, the sing." said. The center is booked solid administration and office of the The most helpful serviceis the with student appointments. If provost distributed a question- data and probabilities that advertised, it would have more naire to various students and predict whether a student will students than it could handle. faculty members last week. like the major he is considering. Students that do come to the An item on the questionnaire Unlike the Career Planning and center are usually referred by was the Counseling and Testing Placement Office that helps the friends who have used the Center, an advisement and student competein a jobmarket, counseling services. counselingstaff headedby David the Counseling and Testing With the results of the K. Elder, located in Pigott 502. Center helps a student find a questionnaire and with long- "THE PRIMARY function is major first. range perspective, the center to see the student, help him ELDER,inresponding to why hopes to increase its smallstaff. decide a major and provide a so few students are aware of the Then advertisement can be battery of good empirical tests," center, said they "insisted on stepped up to handle students Elder said. The center helps the being a low-profilegroup." This sufficiently, he said. Bicycle trail ready for 1976 The TransAmerica Bicycle camp out onthe way. Riders who included. Less costlyoptions are Trail, America's longest bike register with Bikecentennial will also available, path, is being readied for the receive guidebooks and maps. More information is available Bicentennial by an organization Cost can rangeup to $600 for by writing Bikecentennial '76, called Bikecentennial '76. the cross-country trip,with three P.O. Box 1034, Missoula,Mon- The group has worked on meals a day and overnight stops tana 59801. selectinga trail that will provide a look at historic and rural America at the same time, a — spokesmansaid. photo by kirk mylius „ „ parallels . Salisburya . The trail selected or Classifieds Barbara crosses the Oregon trail, the "The are well fed, warmlydressed,obviously Continental Divide trail, the V J Romanians Lewis and Clark trail,the Santa cared for. Why is it when walkingin the streets of Bucharest, ■■■■HVfHBHBM|^HH|H phone contacts, etc. Contact V.A. — Fe trailand theChisholm trail.It ■BHHI^HMMMi Guidance Center. Extension 6675 or thereis almost nosound tobe heard no laughter,notalking? also goes through colonial work-studydesk. Why are eyes downcast and faces unsmiling?" asked Barbara Virginia, the Ozarks and the $100 per month. College man to do towel laundry in prestige apartment Salisbury,aesthetics director at S.U. Great Plains— 4,3oo miles total. ' "" * buildings. Afternoons or evenings ■ $$$!?$!£ Salisbury recently spent two weeks attending an Arts in Monday through Friday. Can study iSSBsl^L^I Education Congress in Romania. She returned to the United FOR PEOPLEnot up to that half of the time Inbeautifully lighted TelephoneSales Work distance, Bikecentennial also and appointed room. Close S.U. In °"r downtown office near 4th States concerned over the lack of communication that took Phone 624-0787. and Union (good bus service)part- place between the Romanians and the art representatives. offers shorter trips. The shortest time; 5-9 p.m.; hourly salary and tripis 12 days,the cross-country Wanted one ormore female students bonus; $2.25-3. Must have mature trek lasts 82 days. to work with a handicappedstudent voice.623-4683. "THE FIFTY of us from the U.S. who were invited to on campus. $2 per hour. Call 626- Bicyclists can ride with any attend the congress were led to believe there wouldbedialogue a 6477. Absolutely stereo components group led by a Bikecentennial- for le8» monev at St*r Co arid discussion about the various aspects of the arts and the PART-TIME WORK-Need work- - ?° ;°P; trainedleader and stayat hostels studyperson, 15 hours per week at $3 new factory sealed and fullyf" relationship of the arts tosociety,"Salisbury said."When,after group developed, gu««nte«l equipment Call (or leave the has called per hour, usually 3-6 pm., but some "" ' - a few days of high protocol, official speeches and formal bike-inns. The other optionis to flexibility at difficult times. Must be a for) Rick at Slereo Co op 3Z5~°'*L0B- presentations, opportunity for such dialogue was not ride at any pace desired and able to type from dictaphone,make forthcoming, the American delegation became noticeably restless and annoyed." She explained that after one concert a young Romanian teacher asked to talk to one of the delegates. "This was the opportunity we had waited for, so— a group formed. The teacher excitedly went to her superior only to return with tears in her eyes. Permission to talk was denied," Salisbury said.

THE DELEGATES then learned that the Romanian teachers had been told not to talk to them without official permission, she said. The delegates were upset and let their anger be known,but little was accomplished. "We weregreetedas royalty,"Salisbury said,"but royalty does not often mingle freely with the people." She cited one exception, however. The delegates were bused to an agricultural village, divided into groups of twoor three and invited to share a meal with a family. "Using a few wordsof Romanian,a smatteringof French and German,spliced withlotsofpantomimeandplum brandy, we got along famously," Salisbury said. AS FOR the educational system in Romania, she said it was a serious business, about 70 per cent specializing in a specific area. "These trade schools are actually mini-factories in which students learn about and, in fact, produce goods used by the society," Salisbury said. Students are required to pass tests in order to attend the university, tuitionpaid by the government.Even then,shesaid, there is a limited amount of space available in the university. "Last year there were 900 applicants for 30 seats in professional arts training," Salisbury explained. "Theyrefuse to train more people in one field than the state decides are needed."

THEREMAINING870 studentseitherchoose something else or something else is chosen for them, she said. On a personal level,Salisbury said the trip was exciting and a profoundlearning experience.She added that she felt the delegation had accomplished something,although maybe not what had been expected. "I do believe that we paved the way for future meaningful >-^ exchanges," Salisbury said. "The Romanians are proud Take aRainier NationalBank checking people, andrightfully so.They are also hungry for knowledge account out to dinner withyou. and a chance to develop new ways. Ibelieve our presenceand Rumerßank our interest helped to open doors." Member F.D.I.C. Why is there no laughter,no talking, eyesdowncast and faces unsmiling? Salisburysaid she wonders if it's a matter of FIRST HILL OFFICE: 1201 Madison St. N., Pauline Carpenter, Manager choice.

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