Curtis Plan Needs Only Faculty Approval Students Faculty Respond

i DENISONIAN Vol 103 DENISON UNIVERSITY GRANVILLE OHIO NOVEMBER 8 1968 No 8 Deferred Rush Plans Proposed d- book exception Curtis Plan Needs Only Faculty Approval IFC Considers Tentative Ideas by Tom English mented In its monthly meeting Steve Feke also suggests that by Buck Niehof f pledging is to occur The Curtis East and West open Monday the faculty is to discuss this program along with its con- Tentative plans for next years The subcommittee also suggest- dorm proposal was passed by the the proposal tinued evaluation might serve as system of pledging were present- ed that a number of rules to Student- Faculty Committee the The plan suggests an example for further investi- govern that the ed this week At the Student- the contact between fra- Executive Committee and the dorm be open oh Fridays Sat- gation into the problems of pri- Faculty Executive Committee ternities and freshmen be imple- Senate this week urdays and Sundays between the vacy and local autonomy Panhel- Among meeting Saturday the lenic mented these is that The proposal supported by the hours of noon and 2 am and Council discussed three rush freshmen will not be allowed to Student- determination residents of the two dorms the that the plan be considered an Also this week advocates of proposals the weekend plan the attend any formal fraternity exception to D- head residents the dean of men the current book student- formed a New York Thruway Plan and party except fall and Christmas ruling regarding women in mens determination parties the dean of women Womens coalition to ask the bodies in semester plan Council and Denisonian now living units This will avoid spending the power the faculty to grant us Meeting Sunday night the In- wild needs only the support of The proposal and competition among fraterni- the submitted by student determination accord- terfraternity Council also con- faculty for the plan to be imple Head Residents Bob Jones and ing to senior Tom Cook tentative plan of the ties to be continually entertaining sidered the said Cook heads a newly- formed IFC subcommittee on deferred freshmen Trumbull The subcommittee also suggest- committee which calls itself the rush Student- According to the subcommittees ed that the IFC lists of freshmen Determination Panel It high school activities be elimi- is composed of representatives plan pledging for the men will nated next year We want stu- from Mens Judicial Council Wo- occur during the first weekend semester of the dents to be judged by what they mens Judicial Council IFC and in the second do at Denison not by they the mens and womens JAs and 1969- 70 academic year Junior what of have done in the past said head residents Scott Trumbull chairman the goal is to gain said Ideally this Trumbull The panels subcommittee Also we want to prevent student resolution of all issues is Given we the the best date that deciding 7 through existing machinery will have rush sometime after fraternities from their the com- pledge class before school starts said Cook the beginning of classes our movement began considered every date in then just working all semester The with the mittee on those whom they women proposals both the fall We found every one of students have JAs that impractical unwork- selected said Geof Kusch a men and women be granted the them and member of the subcommittee right to define and regulate the able presence IFC Proposal A third rule that the sub- conditions governing the suggested is dur- and hours of visitors in their re- During first semester up- committee that the ing the week before final ex- spective domains perclassmen will have unlimited continued on page 5 who will aminations upperclassmen will contact with freshmen not be permitted in the freshmen be permitted in fraternity houses Hopefully any time dormitories this will at prevent a lot of chaos and will On five occasions fraternities to sleep and special parties fresh- allow freshmen Executive Committee Forms Special will have for carry on their lives said Trum- Committee men Open houses are scheduled 1 bull for Oct 5 and Oct 26 from This schedule of rushing and 5 According to Trumbull pm these rules are to be discussed The atmosphere of the open To Examine Aspects Of Denison Social Life They again by IFC this Sunday night house will be like a smoker According to Mike Karlson secre- will be quite informal tary of IFC The proposal as by T Pan- stu- Fall and Christmas parties will is now undergoing dis- Coulter hellenic Council independent gram in the context of the is presented The Executive Committee be open to freshmen There cussion in the various fraternity of the men independent women and the dents entire experience at Deni- Weekend faculty has established a studentfacultya- also to be a Freshman houses where reaction sentiment freshman class council son and to consider the possi- which will be scheduled for a to dministration Social Pro- According to Dr Jacobs ad- bility of involving the student Christ- and some consensuses are be gram weekend sometime after is very Committee to evaluate ditional members may be added 5 To examine the total Deni- established The proposal social life at Denison mas vacation and before examina- A re- as the need is felt son social program to determine tentative now lot of work Members of newly- formed tions mains to he done the Concerning reasons whether it meets the prevailing of committee are Dr Frederic Ja- the for the During the first weekend formation of the committee Dr student needs in terms of type of the second semester Feb Reacting to the proposal Pete cobs chairman Dean of the Col- social programs applicability and vice- Jacobs said The committee grew 13- Harrison president of IFC lege G Wallace Chessman Dean 14 pledging will occur Four out of concern appropriateness for both the said If rush has to be delayed of Men Mark Dean Wo- for deferred rush visitations similar to this years Smith of and Greek and unaffiliated student sche- this plan is about as good as can men Elizabeth the unaffiliated student It second visitation period are Hartshorn Dr Rod is now fusion with intellectual interests Accord- be Grant and Dr Donald Valdes concerned with the whole duled for Friday night student body Also Dr Jacobs the changing concepts of student The purpose Trumbull regards the plan as Student members are to include ing to Trumbull challenge to change to stressed the need of the college responsibility of visitations is to give the posing a one representative from DCGA these uni- to re- examine the goals of all 6 To develop among the vari- freshmen and fraternity a chance both the fraternities and the the DCGA Social Committee the versity What may specifically social programs periodically ous social planning groups on to make a final evaluation of one DCGA Social Problems Com- campus a spirit of cooperation morning continued on page 6 mittee Student Faculty IFC In forming the new committee another On Saturday the Executive Committee stated rather than competition When Denison implements a 7 To serve as a communication plan for deferred sorority and link betweeen various segments fraternity affiliation in the fall of the campus community be- Respond to Election of 1969 there will be a pressing tween various campus organiza- Students Faculty 68 need to provide a two- fold socially tions and between individuals in- orientated program terested in developing a more The first phase should include complete social program for the events and social opportunities Denison campus Voice Feelings of Joy Resignation Disgust so that the freshmans initial col- Holding its first meeting Tues- lege experience is interesting and day the committee according to enjoyable and does not degener- Dr Jacobs agreed to open its The DENISONIAN asked perty are of first worth in the mem- world ate into merely a waiting period sessions to all students Meetings several students and faculty to begin The every Tuesday in Fel- bers to comment on outcome Paul Bennett for rush second are held the phase should activities lows 423 at 4 of and Department of English include pm the presidential election and stu- the Ohio The opportunities for those Referring to the first meeting senatorial race in dents who wish to un- following responses some jubi- The prospect peace remain Dr Jacobs said We agreed that that will affiliated The former can philo- lant and some mournful express come to Vietnam before the Preside- we need to talk about the be structured and should aim a social program rather opinions on what effect the re ntelect is able to extend his sophy of countrys at more group and class acti- than about specific programs suits will have upon the law and order crusade to Asia vities the primary of future upon makes election intention We concluded that Denison and the attitudes Nixons slightly the latter should be to provide indepen- of students easier to What elec- should provide social ed take the small group informal social op- is pre- tion says to Afro- Americans is dence for students There portunities dichotomy that 43 percent of the American sently a between the A plurality of this nations Objectives of the Social Pro- social and the academic we need people prefer a more subtle be- electorate has demonstrated racism than that advocated by gram Committee are 1 To evalu- to break down the barriers its desire for a change in the George Wallace Nixon is one ate Denisons existing social pro- tween the two to involve the the nonaca- demic method of administering the only one alie- gram in terms of how effectively student more in his the who could give him a federal government I think they nate further than Lyndon John- it would provide social opportuni- education and have found this change in Rich- son already has the student and ties for freshmen during the sense of social responsibility ard Nixon and in four years black communities period before sorority and fra- will find the results very satis- Charlie Dee ternity affiliation factory In Ohio the majority Bandersnatch political f He will refocus American for- 2 To encourage and support temper of her people j in any way possible the various Entertainment at the Bander- has shown through with the elec- eign policy on Europe and the snatch this weekend includes j points social planning groups DCGA tion Mediterranean the pivotal groups of Bill Saxbe fraternities sororities indepen- two music A folk President- elect Nixon of the Cold War dangerously singer Tinfoil is t per- Jim Petro neglected under Johnson How- dent associations as they de- velop new programs form tonight Tomorrow will I doubt that we Americans for ever I am afraid he will hasten feature an off- campus folk- all our failings deserve Nixon educations have not done teach the approaching conflict between 3 To recommend to the cam- rock group from Lancaster and Agnew But let me be opti- them that language is precious the have and have- not nations pus community new concepts in The Sounding Breed Shows mistic Perhaps their noble of- that it resents abuse teach them closer by steering away from the social planning begin at 1030 and 12 pm 4 To pro ces can do for them what their that persons not things or pro continued on page 3 evaluate the social Friday November 8 1968 Page 2 DENISONIAN Student Responsibility for Change LETTERS TO THE EDITOR as In a university where near- Victorian principles Fvpn with the leadership of a concerned Off- Campus Study Programs has forbid the personal expression of love from in- sortment of feminine representatives apathy Dr Louis Brakeman submitted is consistent witn or opposea to ironically is you under- nocent but private conversation to an affectionate prevailed What interest does exist the following letter to DCGA and values hold about the to elicit stu- graduate education I would ap- appreciation of the dog world the students must split between the sexes Denison women have the DENISONIAN men who must ini- dent opinion concerning possible preciate elaboration on this point accept the responsibility for change buttons but it is Denison 2 your criteria for change Denison- related off- campus study What are tiate constructive action toward programs ed any possible off- campus program Social are almost by definition un- institutions Perhaps with a little effort our enlightened I have been given the go a- which would be relevant to your conservative Any college from Antioch to Ball schoolmasters can be forced or persuaded to ac- head to spend some time this academic major What types of State has an internal commitment to the values cept the question of student freedom as one that year pursuing the question of a experiences off- campus would of the adult community Yet in every case the beyond sexuality The issue of men in wo- possible off- campus program for you favor goes 3 Do you student body may in some way determine what legalization of Denison Denison think all students mens dormitories the I am considering both foreign should participate in some form is to be conserved Deni- women goes beyond the demand to make and domestic programs and most of off- campus program Why or Various controls within the faculty and ad- son men men It represents an opportunity for all questions are open I would why not ministration might be accused of rigid paternal- freed students to prepare themselves for the ma- like to get as much student feed- 4 How long do you think a following questions should spend on an off- ism But young people of the college age and ture and parentless world which they will enter back to the student as possible My inclination is that campus program of stu- Self- implies the right to overlook present generation are capable securing determination off- campus experience as a 5 Do you have any specific in the presup- the dent rights Denison students in particular have permission Students must believe general rule should be relevant suggestions for off- campus pro- the means to many ends including the creation position of their freedom But they must first to the main intellectual interests grams either existing ones or of their own ethical standards But ever faithful accept the burden the need for intelligent and of the student ones that could easily be started to their self- imposed self image most Denison concerned confrontation and finally action Involvement relevance pro- Return all answers to the po- to be interested RFD fessional competence breadth litical science box in Doane students appear not and depth are some of the key The proposal I come up with words that thus far infuse my by January or February will be approach to this possible pro- submitted to the appropriate Denison House Divided gram committees and to the faculty 1 What general rationale for consideration would you offer either for or Dr Louis F Brakeman against an off- campus program Professor and Chairman of any kind Do you think the Department of idea of an off- campus program Political Science Angels7 Review Dismissal most oi xne uemson community varsitv sorpr for a vpar anr ic is aware that the primary func- one of Denisons most enthusias- tions of the Wingless Angels are tic sports fans to announce the date of D- Day In addition Dr Eshelman does to the campus thus spoiling the what very few Denison faculty secrecy surrounding that semi members have the time or desire annual event and to generally to do he takes a deep personal raise hell interest in the students in his Few are aware that the philo- classes and any whom he meets sophy underlying all Angel ac- outside of his classes tivities is that it is the sworn He is always willing to talk duty of the Angel Band To right about any problem with students the wrongs of Denison There- and his pointed opinions on such fore we must protest the wrong things as the fraternity system that has been committed by the and university curriculum act as failure of the administration to stimulus for student thought and renew the contract of Dr Thomas action Eshelman It is imperative that the ad- The reason given for this ac- minstration reconsider its action tion of the administration was and renew Dr Eshelmans con- Dr Eshelmans supposed inef- tract Denison needs more profes- fectiveness in the classroom sors like Dr Eshelman Whether this accusation is valid Look for more from us or not seems indeterminable as The First Angel of the Quill students questioned on the issue for give varied responses THE MYSTIC AND CALOROTC What is valid though and most BAND OF THE NEW LEFT NEW RIGHT DISPUTE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS apropos to the argument that WINGLESS ANGELS by John Laycock ly pinpoints student radicalism Right are not unique phenomena the administration has made a In his letter published in the as a critical factor in the Wal- but are merely the most recent serious mistake is that Dr Eshel- Denisonian Nov 1 Robert Ste- lace appeal he ignores the fact manifestation of a far more basic man is very valuable to the Deni- Military venson observes that such organ- that the New Left organizations dispute one which has raged un- son community I would like to comment on an izations as the Students for a are themselves a response to con- resolved throughout Dr Eshelman is one of a small the nations article which the Democratic Society and the Stu- ditions within American society history rights of indi- number of professors at Deni- appeared on the the of concern- Nonviolent Coordinating po- son who take serious interest in front the Denisonian dent As David Truman argues vidual versus the rights of the ing Committee by their adoption of litical interest groups do not state all aspects of student life This the banning of recruiters in violent could be plainly seen in last the student union I do not dis- and disruptive tactics spring into being unbidden On agree have created George Wallace the contrary they form in wave- So fundamental is this dispute weeks Denisonian in which he with the basic statement and the rightist reaction of which like reaction to the activities of to our political history that was the only faculty member to but I do object to a comment the former Alabama governor is groups with conflicting interests like the forest for the trees it respond to an article of the pre- made by a member of the DCGA the leading representative Thus while we will admit that often goes unnoticed However vious week criticizing the facultys Executive Committee which end- While not contesting the valid- the New Left created George it is only in terms of this basic lack of concern for the student ed Besides the student union 1 ac- belongs ity of Stevensons point we Wallace we must also admit that political controversy that the Dr Eshelman is an enthusiastic to the students and all would suggest that his excessive- forces by tivities of both the New Left and participant in the Experimental extraneous elements such as dogs the represented Wallace College ly narrow view obscures the are the creators of the New Left New Right can be meaningfully leading a course in and the military should be eli- more significant implications point aca- interpreted Hebrew Culture Ha was a fre minated of The seems needlessly 1 the now- defunct Wallace can- projected quent contributor to the student It is offending to me to hear demic unless into the In general the New Left re- publication didacy and the SDS- SNCC activ- larger context of American poli- presents sector Offset during its short someone put the military in the that of public life Dr Eshelman coached junior ities tics Seen within this frame of opinion which believes that the continued on page 3 First although Stevenson just reference the New Left and New state exists to protect the rights of the individual The New Right represents the opposite view that when individual rights conflict mm with the needs of the state the DENISONIAN latter is assumed to prevail Which camp poses the greatest Established in 1857 Entirely student operated Published weekly during the school warms year Admitted as second class matter April 8 1921 at Granville Ohio under to society mn threat If one were to the Act of March 8 1879 amended under the Act of October 9 1917 Subscription 4 Sears Ago 8 Tears Ago look no further than the news- rate 5 per year 3 paper headlines obvious re- Tuesday Nov Election Day the EditorinC- hief 1964 ended in one of the great- An analysis of a variety of sponse would be students After Buck Niehoff est landslides in modern electoral news sources indicate that Sen- all one might argue SDS ac- Business Manager George Chestnut history Lyndon Baines Johnson ator Kennedy will emerge the tivities at Columbia prove that Managing Editor victor in the presidential in- Janice M Richardson a native of Texas and a Demo- election the New Left seeks to extend Assistant next Tuesday Statistical statebys- dividual rights into Ralph Lindeman crat was chosen by a whopping the realm of EDITORIAL STAFF 61 percent of the voting elector- tate surveys show the sen- anarchy ators total of electoral votes to News Editor Tom English ate to serve as President of the But overt violence as Feature Editor- be 325 while Nixon garners a such that Dick Devina United States for the next four which Assistant maximum of 212 occurred on Morningside Jenny Doddridge yearsv Heights is difficult to disguise National Affairs Editor- John Cleland the popular margin was 16 Tears Ago and is therefore rather easily Sports Editor Geof Kuich more than 15 million and the dealt with Less easily control- Assistant Steve Hasel electoral vote tally was 486- 52 Students jammed the student led would be the covert legalized Copy Editor Eileen Roach Republicans in general rejoiced union as Dr Stephens gave the Photography Editor- Stew Flaherty violence which the Right if Artist at the news that Governor Rom- returns on the election last Tues- granted Tom King day night sufficient power BUSINESS STAFF ney had won his bid for a sec- The union was set up would visit upon individual ond term Romney in 68 be- to take care of all students in Co- Advertising Managers- Bruce Brett Jeff Smith rights Circulation Manager came the cry of those who look- the school who wished to watch Clearly long- Steve Myrberg and then the run STAFF ed to a bright side to the 64 Re- hear the returns as they threat from the Right is much publican picture came in greater than from that the Left Geof Burbridge Ohioans were relieved to see Tuesday Nov 4 1952 the larg- for while the New Left seeks to Molly Deibel Kip Kelsey Linda Russell Bob Taft steadily move est Barb Butt Dan Demmerle John Laycock Josh Shoemaker ahead number of Americans to ever conserve those liberties which Bill Chattin Charley Eddy Barb Mackey Cordy Stone of encumbant Steven Young vote in a presidential election this nation has traditionally guar- Bruce Coleman Janet Ficken Dale Norton Scott Trumbull Little did they realize that when sent Dwight D Eisenhower to T anteed to its citizens the Right Coulter Clark Frame Nancy Pruitt Jerry Veltman they awoke the next morning Washington Re- and placed the seeks to use the power of gov- Daedalus Cindy Hilker Chuck Richie Pete Wissel re- jthat the picture would be publican party in power for the ernment to deprive citizens of Jim Davis Dave Hooker Tom Robinson Steffan Wright versed first time in 20 years their rights Friday November 8 1968 DENISONIAN Page 3 Dick Nixon Choice 68 Students Faculty Voice Election Response The election of Richard Nixon this week as President of the continued from page 1 will affect the country in these from the conscience and com- United States is distasteful but not a disaster The national problems of the underdeveloped ways mitments of the past administra- to shake from nervous system by the slightest of margins voted for a sedative countries A strengthening of the two tion might be able Domestically if Mr Nixon has this harried and self- conscious and called in Dr Nixon to administer it For many his prescript- party system application of new meant what he said dn the cam countrys prob- nation the spectral fear of fail- will be hard to fill and his medicine hard solutions to the ions to swallow but paign about welfare legislation1 lems a boost in the economy ures frustrations and deadlocks they will do it They have no choice the ideals and practices of social with a reduction in inflation that have plagued her Nixon has been diagnosing the diseases of the sick society justice in America may suffer a new social legislation and Bob Jones setback If not may Humph- four years Now he has his license to He is he has meant changes in the draft the Elec- Whether it be for practice no longer it if Ag- tVip he can camouflage Mr toral College and foreign policy rey or Nixon it is most likely rUr a hp is the hnldiner scnlnplv viuy rnniiltant man o new to look like the Statue of that neither one of them would has been the experience of America that by President Nixon will have a It and large one Liberty and if he can govern great amount of support be able to meet the demands of as if he was not planning to student satisfactorily Hence man does not determine the course of the nation The wisdom that run though it will be so vo- the nation again in 1972 may prove never keeps the system working crisis after crisis election after elec- he to ciferous for todays peace it would probably merely serve be a successful as that frusta- the intelligence of President politicians in further aggravating the tion resides in and insights the unknown voter Cem Kozlu tions and discontentment that we can only describe as the common American The informed William Saxbe will bring a prevail much as the general at- In my most ignorant opinion closeness between the voters and voter fears that the choice of the less informed voter will lead us the fact that Nixon Humph- mosphere of the nation and the senator which never existed Jack Chang to disaster but it never seems to work that way rey ran so close together in this under Frank Lausche Somehow in the last four months out of the fear of the years election is indicative that Nixon must now convince the Steve Dannemiller 55 percent intellectuals for the Wallaceites and out of the scorn of the there was in fact no choice of- remaining of the fered to the American people Agony a heart beat way Hea- country that a moderate Preside-

for the intellectuals we have run a elected 1 Wallaceites campaign Helen Gelzer ven forbid that Nixon be assassi ntelect can reconcile our dif- a president and begun the process of adjusting to a new ad- The will of the populace came nated Lets all work for law ferences old and young black ministration through once again and order there will be little in and white student and establish- The Wallace not Nixon will have problems He has said that his primary goal vote didnt make me too happy Congress We might as well re- ment We simply can live one more week might flect on today in four years little in a society without compromise will be to bring us together The extent to which he can do it I think seg- My big con- will have changed Poor Gilli- which is important for all will probably be a key criterion by which history will judge him have turned the tide cern is that Agnew is in second gan poor Morse poor Peace ments particularly the student- The extent to which the nation cooperates with him will probably place Jeff Lowe faculty group to recognize be a key criterion by which history will judge us Dr Kennard Bork Although Mr Nixons victory Robert Stevenson I am reminded of the well- Somewhere during the course of the campaign every candi- Department of Geology early Wednesday came somewhat and Geography as a surprise I do see in a known Biblical passage Sds 68 voter- 1- date some more than others preyed upon the fears of the glimmer of hope change in the 3 riots the war yellow peril law and order nuclear weapons heart- I thought the election was won- years might prove Tricky Dick and Spiro tanta- derful time we become a next four that beats inflation missile gap economic controls communism and Its somewhat more refreshing than lized and seduced the multitude little more conservative for change in which was weak and without will on and on Now Richard Nixon in his efforts to unify the a while the we have witnessed supress our fears and bolster our confidence the past four Woe be unto ye dullards that country will have to Dick Scott Aware of a strong Democratic acknowledge these false prophets He will have to show us what is right with America It will be Department of Congress to be reckoned with it Know ye that the Kingdom comes a difficult but crucial transition for him to make Especially Physical Education is my hope nevertheless that the not with order and restraint but since at the same time he will be trying to cure what is wrong In times of revolutionary Nixon administration and cabi- through anguish and struggle Charley Eddy Nixon a minority president will have to pull the nation change there is usually a period net with new spirit and free conservative by the together if he is to rule and not just reign And he knows it of reaction people This is what Richard Nix- It will demand much of Nixon to accomplish what he has ons election appears to me to be Readings set out to do lit would be difficult enough to gain the alliegence As for the future of the Ameri- Poetess To Present of one end of the political spectrum but to try and gain the can students I think an even now allegiance of both may be impossible greater move to the left will In Bandersnatch Tuesday occur in response to the en- He must show the involved Americans of the New Politics Minoan age an old Uraman as- trenched conservative opinions of trologer told me once that there is a constructive meaningful place for them in his ad- the elected This may occur in ministration And at the same time demonstrate to the forgotten a frighteningly violent manner Her poetry has appeared in is remembered in more than just campaign John White such magazines as The New American that he The Nation Poetry The victory feel Yorker promises JMC Richard Nixons I Minnesota Review and in several poetry anthologies She has also written five volumes of poetry including Coins and Coffins 1962 Discre- pancies and Apparitions 1966 This is your column write what you will ed The George Washington Poems 1967 Greed Part 1 1968 and ROLE OF RADICALS Inside The Blood Factory 1968 I was one of radi- ing his visit to Denison last year In addition she Four by Charlie Dee not understand the role of Young Lady Poets edited by Le- process of change the people who are comfortable Robert Stevensons letter to the cals in the roi Jones in 1962 Denisonian Nov commenting Both the poltical system and in the status quo are not about on Barry Rosemans Denisonian the basic attitudes of the Ameri- to want that status quo changed selfinte- rest She has read at the Guggen- article on SDS shows a complete can people have accepted the It is only when their sponsor- is threatened that they will Diane Wakoski heim Museum under the misunderstanding of the aims of necessity for change but both ship of American Academy yield to a little change in order to pre- the SDS as well as a very naive view have also provided that the Poet Diane Wakoski is of Poets in 1966 has also ap- a compro- to preserve as much of the status sent a poetry and of the process of social and po- change must be of reading at the on many college cam- quo as is possible 8 peared litical change in the Ignited mise nature and very slow in Bandersnatch Tuesday at pm puses States coming My conclusion must be that if Describing herself Miss Wa- before any signifi- koski writes My biography is Stevenson comments that the Therefore the ignorant people referred to social or political change has re- written in all my poems but ex- ideals of SDS are consistent with cant earlier who fall in with the place in history ma- traneous facts might be birth those of organizations such as taken US it actionary groups are in a College Nominates radicals de- August 1937 Whittier California VISTA DCA has been the role of the jority in this country they Peace Corps and general popu- BA University of California 1960 is anyone to both alert the serve the type of leadership that It absurd for to make conditions which neces- Berkeley life in New York 16 for Fellowships this assumption having read lous of will come from electing reac- sitate change and then agitate tionaries to office It is the duty City since school short mar- Rosemans analysis that SDS an extent which riage knowledge of astrology Sixteen seniors have been nom- lib- for change to of other citizens to recognize that members distinguish between necessary which a fetish George Wash- inated by the university for and they deem but radicals serve a definite function and about eral and radical beliefs is realistically too much to hope to ington Woodrow Wilson and Danfotth would to follow latter and to not emotionally react prefer the In this way some change in a way which moves I will be 30 this summer Foundation fellowships These struggling own free- for them from stu- for their can be accomplished constructive 1967 I look younger But my scholarships are awarded to dom rather than elevating some- rather than towards to on Saul Alinsky deliniated dur change soul is a lot older from the dents planning teach the one else to their own position As college level Stevenson further asserts that Wilson nominees are Kathy organizations such as SDS and Baker Steve Bennett Bonnie SNCC through their indiscrimi- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Bishop Pav- nate which Susan Kurtz Alan choice of means by lik and Kathy Swiger English to goals ac- attain their have page 2 forms in the union some for an interview and all you can history tually process of continued from than majors Steve Fisher hindered the ill- groomed guy with American do is exhume the intersession Latin Jay McNeill change towards social and poli- Jim Franklin same class as dogs Most stu- flags sewn on his pants I think idea economics Jeffery Morrow mu- tical justice He also states that it is easier to protest to and a dents here have fathers brothers than I think that this is symptomatic sic Kip Obletz mathematics these groups by provoking up for yourself and your Krum- backlash to or friends who are or have been stand of the wide split existing on Sandy Cherry Karen effect have helped country Barry Roseman and Jim promote growth of reaction- in the service and I am sure they this campus between the down- wiede the and The ary groups and the support of do not appreciate having them If you disagree with the poli- hill the uphill crowd Serianni political science the candidacy of George Wallace equated to dogs cies you should do something remark is rather patronizing of Students nominated for Dan- the arts and I wonder whether forth fellowships are Susan Ams- What Stevenson does not com- constructive about it What will Second just because of the screaming dogs this isnt worth examining with- ler history Jay McNeill and prehend is that these reaction- put all come from about war in Vietnam people in the union which has nothing in a larger context of curriculum Barry Roseman ary biases exist in society with military men in the same cata- and the college as a whole or without SDS and SNCC They many people to do with the argument only gory I do not think for person You may print this query if have come to the surface at involved undo attention the are happy that we are screaming That is not construc- you wish as a query to the edi- various times in US history and war Instead of protesting stu- Model UN are In this tive tor in the hope that some certainly visible in this elec- however these men are support- dents react to you or to me Denison University has been tion year Janet Detrick to in ing our country There is a Committee on the invited participate the Not only visibility Mid- Model does their Humanities and consisting Continental United give people some Many my friends have been Arts to be in Milwau- the American of of members of the faculty who Nations held sort of more crying 17- 20 choice but it alerts drafted Instead of about Split are trying to deal this very kee Wisconsin April doing something con- Campus with reasonable elements seeking it they are problem and I wish to find out 1969 change to what they must fight structive I do not agree with I read with some chagrin one The agenda for the 1969 against whether there is any interest in war but it does not mean I have students remark in the Deni- having students participate in meetings has not been deter- ad- my topics If radical left organizations lost any respect for father sonian Oct 25 the article in our search for solutions mined but discussed in vance the cause of George Wal- because he is a part of the mili- which Professor Stout discusses 1968 dealt with Apartheid Dr Eric E Hirshler lace and other reactionaries it tary I am proud of him for do- calendar and curriculum changes Vietnam China and disarma- is because people who make ing what he believes is right Chairman ment The deadline for student the Department of yp that advance are either very Well I dont know Dr Stout applications is Friday Dec 6 ignorant or like Stevenson do I would rather see men in uni I came all the way down hill Visual Arts Friday November 8 1 968 Page 4 DENISONIAN Preservation Hall Presents Jazz Forms Coming Events As Original Source of Modern- day Soul Current Events FRIDAY NOV 8 by Bill Chattin years backing the greatest of all sound However with the advent Oberlin Woodwind Quintet Oberlin 830 pm of bebop a return to the soloist Muskingum 8 up- blues singers Bessie Smith Billie A Man For All Seasons pm An oversized bass drum ori- and improvisation required more 6 1030 pm piano and sousaphone Pierce brings the best of the The Deadly Affair film OSU Union 815 right ginal jazz to piano direct knowledge of the funda- relics from Dixieland era the SATURDAY NOV 9 the The Preservation Hall Jazz mental jazz form were brought to life Tuesday on emphasized once Tom Jones Kenyon 8 pm also tomorrow Band still calls New Orleans its Feeling was Oberlin 8 pm the stage of the Ace Morgan musicians turned to Don Pasquale Opera theatre home its members enjoying most again and Mustache Muskingum 8 pm Theatre by the Preservation Hall for inspiration Since Your Fathers of their time and music in the Dixieland SUNDAY NOV 10 Jazz Band nightclub where they first form then progressive jazz cool jazz The band members averaging OSU Symphony Orchestra Mershon Auditorium 8 pm over 70 years of age enveloped MONDAY NOV 11 the audience in the aura of ori- Fred Waring Veterans Memorial 815 pm ginal blues and old- time Dixie- 1 Summertree play Derby Hall OSU 8 pm through Nov 22 land TUESDAY NOV 12 All have been playing since Cleveland Orchestra Mershon Auditorium 8 pm their youth in the early decades Yass Hakoshima Muskingum 815 pm of the century Then jazz was OSU Brass Choir Hitchock Hall 8 pm just being created as part of the COLUMBUS FILMS worksongs funeral marches 2001 A Space Odyssey Grand Cinerama 55 E State prayer meetings and memories r Dr Zhivago Cinestage 217 N High Negro Hunt of slavery in the sections Rachel Rachel Bexley I 2484 E Main St of New Orleans V u Blow Up Bexley II 2484 E Main Handclapping dancing and in- I Love You Alice B Toklas Cinema East 4177 E Broad timacy still characterize the style Wait Until Dark Drexel 2254 E Main of the group and the musicians f CI Gone With The Wind Town and Country Cinema personify soul with a feeling for i the music which goes beyond V their outstanding abilities in one who meet at a roadside cafe technique They regain their Designers7 Exhibit before setting out on a rabbit youth and vitality with the first hunt The three men who had clear strong notes from their in- An exhibit of the work of 17 fought together under Franco in struments Jim Robinson trombone DeDe Pierce cornet Alan Jaffee sousa stage and costume designers for the Civil War proceed with the None of the band members has phone and Willie Humphrey clarinet swing out with the original the New York theatre and tele- hunt which turns into a tense and a is being ever read note of music they Dixieland music vision displayed in the absorbing mystery in which uni- were brought up and have lived Theatre Arts Building Nov 7- ed as a group The owner wanted Era which for the most part versal emotions surface with with music playing by ear Al- 28 force ways to them feeling is the most to give the few remaining ori- ignored the individual musicians According to William O Bras- important quality ginal jazz musicians a chance to concentrating on the big band mer chairman of the theatre arts The New Yorker hails the film DeDe Pierce cornet and play and be heard mainstream avant garde and department as a Superb movie as close Jim the exhibit includes to as Robinson trombone play with The band represents a style free jazz have all stressed the 49 water color costumed scene being flawless I would dare lips that the years have naturally which has a never ending influ- soul and creativity of the indi- designs They represent the ask any picture to be fitted to the mouthpiece ence on the music world Dixie- vidual musician work of the most talented young The clarinetist Willie Hum- land was the first and thus the Blues has been ever present in designers in the theatre com- phrey comes through with solos basis for all jazz forms since the jazz world Its basic chord mented Brasmer Little modern jazz musicians From her It was followed by the Swing continued on page 6 Designers represented in the Caesar7 exhibit include Bela Karola by Pete Wissel Mary McKinley Joseph E Mil- Little Caesar based on the life ler A Christina Giannini Al- of gangster Caesar Bandello is White America To Depict Negros Agony bert Wolsky David Reppa Don to be shown in Slayter Auditor- In Jensen and Peter Harvey The ium at 8 pm Nov 15- 17 exhibit is being circulated by The films story derived from the American Educational a novel by W R Burnett seems Sketch History from Civil War to Present Theatre Association quite real Director Mervyn Le- Roys means of accomplishing by Doddridge is featuring music in form this feeling is the deletion of the Jenny the performance will be acted tion the extravagances out with a few props but gener- of Civil War songs jazz and Film which make the In White America an intense ally dialogue is just blues played by Allan Schwartz Spanish average gangster picture seem moving the read documentary on the The readers theatre is a sug- Steve Rea and Bill Hoffman phony American Negro written by Mar- International Art Film La begins gestive rather than an explicit Members of the cast include Caza The Hunt is being pre- In the film Little Caesar tin Duberman is to be presented his career by robbing sta- medium explained Mrs Hoff- Darrell Brown Carolyn Clay sented Tuesday at 330 7 and 9 filling at the chapel service Thursday man John Dersom Win Horner Betsy tions He soon moves to Chicago Nov 14 at 7 pm pm in Slayter Auditorium The original script of In White Husting Tom Jacobs Tana Men- Sponsored by the Sigma Delta where he joins one of the two Using actual speeches letters America included many spirituals des Raymande Moody Steve elite gangs of mobsters He rises de- Pi Spanish Honorary the film is and diary entries the play Likewise the Denison produc Wright in the heirarchy of the gangster picts the aspirations and agony in Spanish with English sub- titles world only to be betrayed by of the black man from the slave one of his compatriots days to the present Portions of Directed by Carlos Saura who the play have been updated with was judged best director by the The film stars Edward G Rob- recent statements of the Civil Yugoslavian Lecturer To Speak Berlin Film Festival the film inson whose performance is in- Rights leaders stars Alfredo Mayo For this film deed noteworthy The New York Mayo received best actor award Times describes Robinson He char- An especially memorable at the New York Cae- acter sequence Visit English Economics Classes Film Festival makes the figure of Little from the Civil War The production was described sar look like it came out of a is Sojourner Truth an itinerant by the New York News as black woman Dr Draginja Pervaz visiting She was a research associate Greek tragedy a cold ignorant with unparelleled brilliantly executed by an ex- merciless on by an common sense historic ad- lecturer from Yugoslavia is pre- on the Fulbright program at the killer driven Her ceptionally gifted cast in- unsatiable power whose dress at 1851 Womens Civil senting a lecture entitled Yugo- University of California Berke- It lust for the volves three old comrades ac- life is governed Rights Conference is depicted in slavia Today at 4 pm Wednes- ley from Oct 1965 to Aug 1966 by some force the play day in Fellows Auditorium and was assistant and later companied by the nephew of greater than himself Her three- day visit to Denison Docent at the University of Bel- Another powerful scene pre- grade becoming sents sponsored by the Great Lakes before Docent WEB DuBois writing to at Novi Sad in 1961 soldiers returning after World Colleges Association also in- War I His comments are ad- cludes a lecture entitled Russian While in America she will dressed to the Negro but they Trends in Yugoslav Literature visit each of the GLCA member carry a larger meaning for at the Franco- Callopean Society colleges studying English edu- move in on the action America as a whole Also de- meeting Thursday evening cation history and political picted is Senator Tillmans speech According to Dr Walter Secor science departments and consult- in the 1930s on the necessity of head of the French department ing with college officials regard- lynching It is one of the many Dr Pervaz will also visit English ing development of a GLCA unknowing self- indictments of literature classes the department Yugoslav Seminar and refine- white characters in the play of education the department of ment of plans for an American in- According to Mrs Pamela Hof- economics and will meet with undergraduate program at Novi fman instructor of theatre arts terested students Sad and director of the production Dr Pervaz is Docent and head In White America is especially of the English department at the adaptable to readers theatre University of Novi Sad in Yugo- which is essentially a hearing slavia She received her PhD at rather than a visual experience the University of Edinburgh in THE NEW BEAUTIFUL Sears A great deal must occur in the 1958 and has travelled in Bul- imagination of the audience garia Turkey Syria Lebanon MIDLAND The more moving speeches and of Jordan NOW ENDS TUES JULIE ANDREWS MARY TYLER MOORE campus style The EVERGREENS Restaurant CAROL CHANNING JAMES FOX SEAFOOD CHICKEN STEAK IN mens jeans THOROUGHLY Homemade Pies Our Speciality with the young mans cut trim and taper fit MODERN MILLIE Perma- Prest no ironing ever just tumble dry 1 Mile s w f Granville COMING NOV T3 white gold green tan black gray Route 16 BOSTON for reservations Sears Come as you are STRANGLER Southgate 499 dial 582- 5951 Air Conditioned Friday November 8 1968 DENISONIAN Page 5 Smith Queries Self- Detemiination Deans Discuss Self- Determination Issue Seeks More Concrete Proposals Question Definition Active Student Support by Linda Russell in question as privileges which by Barb Mackey self must be more clearly de- Dean Elizabeth Hartshorn tne college may grant students The issiie of student freedom fined When the question of self- agreed that the term needed If students are to succeed in not as rights which are being has been the subject of wide- limiting hours was discussed last more explicit definition She achieving reforms in areas such denied them spread interest and debate this spring self clearly meant in- thought most important hours drinking on that the as parietal But the parental- like attitude fall Five student groups the dividual rights i implication of the term was the campus and women in mens liv- on Denisons campus has long women junior advisors Wo- However Dean Chessmen feels it according to gone search for opportunity which ing quarters Dean been As of now said Dean mens Council Womens Judic that the self in selfd- etermination represents She added that there Smith they must is not of Men Mark Smith It clear in this Senate and students represent- refers more clearly to liv- is wrong selfdeterm- ination proposals community nothing with legislate specific rather who does have juris- ing Curtis East and West have ing units rather than individuals as long as it is con- than generalities diction over student social stan- expressed an interest in evalua- He added that there is a ques- Do stu- sidered Said Dean Smith the dards tion and change of student life tion as to whether or not indi- The question of whether or not dents want local selfd- etermination Therefore the university dele- policies vidual rights would be protect- the students will give considered or do they want the privil- gates responsibility because it Underlying this desire for ed support is being or merely tacit the ege of women in mens feels that the students are able change is the broad philosophy Dean Mark Smith considers the second posed by the They to problem rooms If the latter handle matters concerning of self- determination In the term self- determination to be an term self- determination Sara present a case for themselves as should then such DCGA budget opinion of those questioned four empty phrase and he believes Compton co- chairman of Wo- that If the action will be better and residence hall rules term self- determination defini- that the move to the broad con- mens Council said What we for the students in their ability In the past community action tion support consolidation and cept of self- determination was a need to know now is not how to take advantage of providing a in such areas as curriculum has basic problems are posed by the tactical error In his opinion the present much support we have but how better situation than the been considered a sham as far presentation move for change should be based strong that support is okay as total involvement of all com- problem definition is upon community one The of determination Dean Chessman hoped issues must be presented munity parts is concerned The most complex Dean G Wal- that The the of individual rather than broad students would consider the as meaningful legislation promoti- scene is changing however and lace Chessman said the word general issues possible community Dean Smith feels that the stu- question of individual rights He ng the best feared that the students would the students and the dents have the right to act in the V in which accept the term but would be college can do their business context of student- faculty juris- Demand for Change Smith diction unwilling to actively support it stated Dean is concerned personally But we cannot have more stu- in practice Self- determination He is dependent upon the interest of with particular questions rather dent involvement in what is es- broader issue of self- sentially faculty concern and ex- the student for its success If than the student gives only tacit sup- determination asserting the col- pect less faculty participation in the vote yea or nay student areas port self- determination will leges need to result in chaos some concrete issue rather The specific issues at hand on in than being approached with gen- must be decided said Dean The third problem involved Smith in the context of trust by the concept of self- determination eralities a Dean Smith feels that there is a joint effort of the Denison is consolidation Susan Arnold said we an important distinction to be community including students junior adviser what between the concept of faculty and administration and need now is a consolidation of made groups in issues as rights or pri- not by the local autonomy of all the interested these change vileges He views the issues now any one part r Dean Harfshorh spoke to this point when she said If the stu- dents have a good proposal that AAC Statement Takes Stand is well substantiated it will be r I passed However there are many groups involved in the On Freedom in Campus Life move for change and they have not come together to form one by Ralph Lindeman a student be barred from admis- proposal basis of race sion on the The last problem involves the stu- its Because of the flurry of Thus within Jhe limits of question of presentation the college uni- and dent unrest which has afflicted facilities each and question of whether the term colleges and universities around versity should be open to all stu- according i self- determination involves rights the country the Association of dents who are qualified or privileges Dean Smith con- American Colleges last January to its admissions standards siders self- determination to be adopted a statement which in Concerning off- campus free- VV a privilege He says the move for effect constitutes a students Bill dom the statement says as enjoy change must be a request for of Rights citizens students should the opportunity to be able to do President A the same freedom of speech provide a more Denisons late assembly right of things that will Blair Knapp served as chairman peaceful and atmosphere for the stu- citizens enjoy relaxed of the AAC committee on Stu- petition that other dent and as members of the academic dents and Faculty that officially This opportunity he believes statement which community they are subject to endorsed this obligations accrue to will improve student morale concerns freedom in vir- the which student by of member- and will result in a better edu- tually all areas of university ac- them virtue this ship Hi cational experience Dean Hart- tivity self- af- r shorn also believes that Beginning with admissions poli- Under the topic of student Oft determination is an opportunity cies the statement asserts that fairs the statement declares that to be a good academic and she believes it Under no circumstances should as constituents of the demands Make Denison Men Men educational principle community students should be Mary Staffords burton free individually and collective- ly to express their views on is- sues of institutional policy and HANBYS on matters of general interest to Committee Considers Student Determination the student body The student body should have continued from page 1 is that it is unfair to the women view that they will go along Brings to within one mile clearly defined means to partici- Most of these groups would be ap- They proposed that the men to make and enforce the rules pate in the formulation and responsi- achieving what they want with of your doorstep policy formulate a statement defining Men should take more plication of institutional bility and should determine their passage of student- determination affecting academic and student conditions under which visiting BATTERIES women would be de- own rules There is a hypocrisy explaining the steps needed RECORDS affairs hours for present In supports the termined separately by each in the JAs having to to push student- determination and The statement the rules to the freshmen women rights of students with regard mens living unit for itself through she continued Dr is respon- when the JAs themselves are has explained that TAPE CARTRIDGES to freedom of association It The JAs feel it the Lichtenstein sibility of the woman to regu- violating it there is a provision by which the continued on page 8 late her conduct in accordance As a result1 of this sentiment Board of Trustees has delegated with the student life policies es- 200 buttons reading Make Deni- authority to the faculty on de- tablished by the womens domain son Men Men and Legalize Den- ciding student life policies Likewise it is the mans responsi- ison Women were ordered from The faculty may in turn dele- bility to act in accordance with a Columbus firm and have be- gate this authority to students his MIAMI UNIV the rules established within gun to appear on campus with faculty I supervision Al- OHIO STATE and domain The JAs and most of the other though major changes must be The philosophy behind the pro- groups approved by the trustees the Mackey individual originally posal explained JA Barb pushing their own specific pro- decision of what constitutes a BUS SERVICE posals for the liberalization of major change is up to the presi- rules now appear to be subor- dent Dr Lichtenstein dinating their efforts to the StudentD- etermination Panel t 615 pm NIGHTLY TO STUDENT Bonne Bell According to Jane Glazer of Committee Poll Womens Judicial Council Most UNION AT OSU IN COLUMBUS The Long- Range Planning of the JAs have expressed the Committee is interested in AND TEN O SIX polling student views on topics LOTION that affect the future of Deni- CONNECTIONS FRIDAY DIRECT 8 oz bottle son Opinions and ideas should Long- Range MIAMI U be placed in the SUNDAYS TO OXFORD OHIO GIRLS Planning box on the Slayter plus information desk According to size PANTSUITS Dr Kennard 2 oz travel Bork secretary of the Long- 300 ALL WOOL Range Planning Committee COATSL- ACKSSKIRT to CALL 323- 3881 the purpose of the poll is help the committee formulate 4500 a list of subject areas of stu- dent concern and to determine CHARTER BUS LINE INC TAYLORS DRUGS possible programs that will Town and Gown best serve the communitys evolution

i Page 6 DENISONIAN Friday November 8 1 96 Jazz Band Captivates Audience Jacobs Supports College Change Ri If Innovation Meets Basic Need D contiued from page 4 by Dr Frederic Jacobs fortunate incidents on the Co best expressed by the Preserva- The value of change is directly lumbia campus last spring re tion Hall Jazz Band musicians related to the cause for change suited at least in part from tV involved in its formation It is popular to speak of the need change in todays students Blues has been big on the jazz for change at Denison and I change unfortunately not recog scene in all its stages Today the agree that it would be beneficial nized by Columbias officials most progressive musicians such for us to change if we under- Many members of the Ameri as Sun- Ra and the late John stand why change is desirable can academic community s

We i Coltrane use the feeling of blues must however be careful dents faculty members and ad directly in many of their master- lest we succumb to the very real ministrators are now seeking tc pieces redefine educational goals to re- i Blues has gone beyond the In the fourth installment of the evaluate practices and to reai DENISONIAN on revi- jazz world into the newest rock series the firm principles At Denison the groups James Cotton the Paul talization of Denisons curriculum same task awaits us and it is J V and calendar Dr Frederic Ja- Butterfield Blues Band and the V challenge we should welcome for Blues Project are only a few of cobs assistant professor of Eng- it involves us in a creative pro lish stresses the rock bands attempting the the importance of cess of maximum importance f change need of purity and soul of blues creative and the The question then is What more student involvement in ed- i The pervasiveness kind of changes shall we make of Dixieland ucation ed To me and blues as performed by the the imperative concern t 4 are relevance and responsibility i Preservation Hall Jazz Band was i danger in society a society 1 our In speaking of the first I do no epitomized with the groups fin- which seems to be accelerating mean to imply that we should ale When the Saints Go March- the process of change of mov- J teach guerilla warfare and aban- i ing In As they marched down ing recklessly toward a goal the aisles spreading en- don Greek literature we need their which is desirable only because to thusiasm and music through the understand that knowledge of is new 1 it the latter aids us although some- audience one is reminded of a It is imperative Sun- Ra performance technique therefore times obliquely in understanding that we reflect on the reasons the former At end of an evening change the of the for shall we change But the problem is far more jazz Sun- cli- because freest modern Ra it is currently fashion- complex we need to understand- maxed with a similar proces- able to decry status quo or the that knowledge is relevant not sion through audience we change the their shall because of new as an accumulation of items but

free expression constantly refer- awareness new goals com- 1 new as a way of living and think- ring to a heritage of blues and mitments ing Change therefore least f New Orleans style of jazz as at A Pericles said of the Athenians in part should emerge from the played by the Preservation Hall Photo by lorn Kooinson We do not imitate but are a concern Soul for making education Jazz Band DeDe Pierce model to others and I would relevant to life hope change that at Denison will A second factor which should I come and come will rapidly influence any discussion of not in 1 imitation but derived from change is the notion of the indi- the conviction we doing i that are viduals responsibility In an age Student Faculty NY we a be- Reviews Thruway Flan what as community when every day produces a new

lieve in and we hope 1 what demonstration of the ever in- continued from page 1 accept chal- is keeping others because they respect us university must the not in with the spirit creasing population and all j music world and its earthy self- lenge of request de- and the work we are doing will of deferred rush The key the faculty for around us we find evidence that j progression is popular in to layed wish to use as still the a successful year next year is or deferred rush a model for their we are being regarded as j expression has been statis at the heart a willingness to change Trum- behavior tics rather than as men we must of all jazz forms Its basis is the bull concluded In preparing these proposals IFC Pan- Personally I find it difficult cling to our individuality tena- worksong of the field hands in and hel are responding to changes Of the three Pan- hel Proposals to a faculty statement of consider in the calen- ciously the Deep South Its essence is last dar in social presented at Student- Faculty Ex- spring that In the fall of 1969 the structure in We must learn to make the seem to hurt the system may the college and departmental re- prove to strengthen ecutive Committee Saturday the the opening classes will precede individual increasingly more re- fraternities one that was discussed the most quirements without first attempt- sponsible his own at Denison he said rushing and pledging Working ing to for education is the New York Thruway Plan from this premise evaluate the colleges The best perhaps the only way Not only could deferred rush faculty will goals its expectations so called because it was con- consult with in deter- of students to accomplish this is to involve more effectively incorporate fra- students and its role in American society with ceived by several Pan- hel mem- mining when rush will occur and him directly in the educational ternities the academic quad bers while on today but it will also serve as an impe- traveling the New will explore with Interfraternity process York thruway Denison has changed tus to fraternities to re- evaluate and Pan- hellenic Council pro- a great There are I think many excit- The proposal suggests that so- deal since 1831 their whole system he said cedures of rushing but America ing changes which would en- rority pledging be scheduled for has changed even more the col- The subcommittee feels that Thanksgiving The faculty passed this state- hance education at Denison the university must be vacation which is leges goals always idealistic There is prepared to be extended days To ment last spring believing that certainly an abundance to provide a mature social pro- three helped to prepare students for a of make up for these lost days the a plan of deferred rush would life talent and creativity among gram for the freshmen to replace of fulfillment and service the members of this community plan proposes begining classes in provide the incoming freshman for well over a century but the their involvement with fraterni- fall days with a situation which encour- As is evident however would ties Among things visu- the three earlier societys goals have now changed I other I ages him to choose his associa- be reluctant to accept capricious alize a necessity to buy buses Minimum Interference and if the college still wishes to Pan- Hel feels tion and commitments change or change its own to take freshmen to off- campus that this plan with due serve its country its goals too for causes in- time exposure sake I am we parties said Trumbull the minimum academic for and reflec- must change but confident that provide in- tion can openly with The university he feels may terference for the many talk and frankly volvement of seniors For years the American one expecta- also have to accept some finan- and will The faculty derives right to collegiate another about our result in minimum finan- the experience was design- tions our hopes fears cial responsibility for the cost of the of legislate such a proposal from to and our cial cost The plan was not how- the ed free the student from the and from that discussion agree fraternity parties for freshmen Articles of Incorporation of the concerns of life college life deli- But ever well received by the faculty College upon the most important element the fraternities and the Many feel Thanksgiv- Article VII Faculty berately planned to shelter the that the Section 3 Duties of all the nature and direction of ing rush will break up the semes- October 1967 student from lifes harshest real- change Convo Credit ter too much edition The Articles state that ities The second the faculty subject to the ap- Columbia Universitys alma Monday Nov 11 semester rush plan Lecture by proposes proval of the Board of Trustees mater illustrates the disparity be- representatives of that next years pledg- the Merrill 1 shall prescribe rules for the tween Lynch ing be Mar 1970 During the this traditional view and Fenner Smith and semester regulation of fraternities the view of todays MONARCH Pierce stock brokerage spon- first there will be concerned several open house parties and sororities and other student af- students the song is entitled sored by the Hunsberger Mem- fairs and for the general pocial Sans LITERATURE orial throughout February will be a Souci and speaks of the Investment Club Fellows of life of the institution days 103 9 pm number other sorority parties carefree of college The un The third proposal Pan- REVIEW NOTES Tuesday Nov 12 International of hel the weekend plan suggests that Art Film La Caza The Hunt pledging 7 9 be scheduled for Nov 330 pm in Slayter 9 and Study Guides Auditorium 1969 But this proposal it is felt by many Pan- hel Wednesday Nov 13 French members NEW STORE HOURS film Entre Marne et Seine 100 each sponsored by the French de- partment Also to be shown is Autun Musee Rodin Fellows MONARCH Auditorium 4 pm 7 AM 7 PM SUBJECT REVIEW Del Opticians Inc DRYCLEANING LAUNDRY 40- 42 N Park Newark OUTLINES 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College Prospect Friday November 8 1968 DENISONIAN Pa9e 7 Rudisill Wins OC Championship FALL TO MUSKIES 13- 7 Demolishes Old Course Record Big Red To Battle Powerful Wittenberg by Dan Demmerle has not been training hard enough by Geof Kusch jr Track especially cross coun- this year his strong showing in The Big Red will take on con- try demands a tremendous cross country sets him up as ference power Wittenberg tomor- amount of personal dedication one of the top prospects to win row in a crucial conference tilt M and physical endurance Deni- the OAC three- mile race His for both teams Each squad owns sons outstanding distance runner goal for this year is to attain a 2- 2 conference record and they John Rudisill typifies the deter- Little All- American acclaim will both be fighting to stay mined trackmen Rudi capped which consists of placing in one above the 500 mark In last Sat- his sixth straight victory last of the top four spots in the NCAA urdays game Denison was de- Saturday by wining the OAC college division meet this spring feated 13- 7 by Muskingum cross country championship at He feels that this is the biggest The Tigers will bring the top i challenge four- Ohio Wesleyan ofjiis year track rushing defense in the Ohio Con- Rudisills coach Dr Roy Seils career but Coach Seils feels that ference when they invade Deeds referred to Rudis victory as an he has en excellent chance of field tomorrow Wittenberg has inspired and exceptionally intell- attaining his goal As his coach puts allowed an average of only 453 igent race The 2103 time it he will do it because he yards per game on the ground which he clocked in the four- wants to and in track Rudis de- Ih the offensive department has mile event established a new termination never let him the Tigers con- down rank third in the z record by almost 30 seconds ference with an average of 2275 on the hilly Ohio Wesleyan total yards per game Leading the course offense will be quarterback Rudisill displays a tremendous Rocky Alt who ranks sixth adaptability in long distance among the leagues individual races competing in races from offensive leaders one to four miles Following the Wittenberg mile run of cross has defeated the Freshman return specialist Scott Swank takes off on a 44- yard strenuous four Big Red in the last meet- country Rudi tackles the one four kick- off return to set up Denison touchdown in Saturdays game ings between the two squads al- two- races indoor and mile in though Denison leads 44 and follows with the two the Muskingum got on the score track game series 22- 21 one in all the statistical categories mile in with tie in second quarter and three the outdoor In Saturdays game Mus- totalling 12 first downs and 239 board first the specialty fav- with an intercepted season His and kingum the Muskies capitalized yards total offense to six first after returning is three- mile in of- pass to Denison 16- yard line orite race the on a pass interception and a re- downs and 161 yards total the which he holds the DU record of to fense for Muskingum Six plays later fullback Fred covered fumble set up two from 1435 set last spring scores As expected game was Herdman took the ball in suc- the Mid- way through the first added Coach Seils sees Rudisills a defensive all way the two Vernon Albery to always tussle the quarter the Big Red mounted a point Later in the cess as an ability but six turnovers by the Big Red to the extra definite goals in mind for strong drive which took them quarter Albery kicked his first have made the difference on the score- line be- season as a the Muskie three- yard of two field goals a 42- yard boot each race and for the board stopped on a whole Bob Shannon coach of fore they were which put the Muskies ahead by John Rudisill Denison and one indoor and outdoor track feels outplayed the Muskies fourth situation 10 that Rudi epitomizes the indi- Following the field goal Big vidual performance in athletics To Red return specialist Scott Although Rudi feels that he Soccer Team Meet Oberlin In Final Game Swank ran back the Muskingum kick- off 44 yards Two plays later quarterback Eric Shultz hit Sports Slate Squad Overpowers Marietta In Double Overtime split end Phil Wince with a 40- FOOTBALL yard touchdown pass The extra Nov 9 vs Wittenberg 130 The soccer team will travel to in the first overtime period All to tie the score After a score- point was added by freshman pm Oberlin tomorrow to take on the Randolphs goals came on head less fourth period the game mov- Greg Monroe Yeomen game SOCCER in their final of the shots ed into overtime Randolphs goal only score of second Nov 9 at Oberlin 1968 season Denison be out The the will It was a very successful day for in the first overtime period came on Alberys second for their ninth victory of the sea- Par- Denison half Big Red freshmen as Steve clinched the victory for field goal The Big Red defense son against the always powerful as- year malee was credited with the As has been the case all stopped Muskingum on the Deni- Oberlin squad goal and Big defense was ex- sist on Randolphs first the Red six- yard line forcing the Reduce janitorial indolence In last Saturdays game with tough two five son Dick Oakley a consistently fine tremely In the field goal Buy and spill popcorn at Marietta the Big Red were vic- player all season aided Randolph minute overtime periods Mariet- torious in overtime by a 5- 3 mar- was to move Freshman fullback Tom Sander the Granville Opera House on his second score ta unable the ball yard- gin Freshman Scott Randolph across midfield Goalie Pete Bor- led both teams in rushing The Management Denison caught fire early in age with a total of 95 yards on led the attack with three scores the first period and scored three den was credited with six saves including the game- winning goal 21 carries Schultz was the lead- goals in less than five minutes in the afternoon com- game on ing passer of the afternoon Mike Martay booted in a pass In a non- conference six passes for 117 yards to Wednesday Ohio University pleting from teammate Dave Douglas and one touchdown open the attack then wing Mark downed the Big Red by a 3- 1 Weinrott took a short pass from score The game was played in Tim Hartman to set up the sec- ankle- deep mud and it was evi- ond goal Randolphs first tally dent that the team which took Hockey Players Your made the score 3- 0 advantage of its breaks would Marietta scored once in the come out on top Denisons only opening period and added two goal was scored by Oakley with Down Miami 6- 0 more goals in the third quarter an assist from Hartman The womens intercollegiate field hockey team handed Miami University an impressive 6- 0 de- DENISONIANS feat Saturday This game was their third win in four encounters Personalized ChVistmas cards are now on sale With the They have lost only to Ohio Wes- purchase of 100 or more cards your choice is removed leyan in the initial game of the season from the selections and the best cards are going The teams defense made up of fast So order now Steffie Wright Jeanne Ludlow SAFEGUARDS YOUR CASH aileen dunkin granville Kathy Layman Ellen Ludlow and Anne Michener has con- tinually played strong hockey and they have kept the games IS THIS THE MONTH YOU GET A HAIRCUT from being close SAVES TIxME AND TROUBLE Freshman goalie Weezie Poli- FORMAN BARBER SHOP stock and sophomore Clare Yellin have allowed very few goals in JO 3 BARBERS the four games and this past Monday and Thursday 830 800 weekend held the strong Maimi SPEEDS PAYMENTS Tuesday and Friday 830 530 team scoreless Saturday 800 300 j Offensive players Sue Emmons Closed Wednesday Amy Noble Sue Shilcock Helen French and Marina Gopadze have GIVES YOU VALID RECEIPTS CARL FORMAN BY APPOINTMENT scored a total of 20 goals in their On Monday and Thursday last three games 134 N Prospect Street The team is coached by Miss 582- 5742 Dorothea OBrien instructor of womens physical education The Open your Checking Aceonnt at final game of the season is Nov 16 at 930 am against Ohio Uni- versity FALL PARTIES Signature PARTY FLOWERS PINNING BOUQUETS r CORSAGES CENTERPIECES TONYS Bar STEAK WELSH HILLS SPAGHETTI PEOPLES STATE BANK PIZZA GARDEN FLOWER CENTER Free Delivery Granville 344- 9410 390 W Main Open Mon- Fri 900- 600 Sat 900- 500 Sun 1 00- 500 Newark GRANVILLE Member FDIC Page 8 DENISONIAN Friday November 8 19 HAIR TO STAY Statement Defines Student Rights Growth of Mustaches Becomes New Fad continued from page 5 opinion on various issues on i States the membership policies campus and in the world less studious of the campus fe- and actions of a student organiza- large males are renowned for their tion usually will be determined The statement protects the st poor eye sight It was just re- by vote of only those persons dent from improper disclosure r cently that sorority by- laws have who hold bona fide autonomy membership information obtained in a cla permitted local in such in the college or university com- room areas as the wearing of auspi- environment Informatir munity about student views beliefs ar cious corrective lenses Covering the subject of cam- political associations which p- v pus organizational membership rfessors acquire in the course i The final phenomena may not the statement immediately seem phenomenal finds that campus their work as instructors adv organizations including those af- That most men accept mustaches ors and counselors should t filiated an or- seems ordinary enough But with extramural considered confidential there ganization should be open to all are of course areas of social in- In conclusion the statemer students without respect to race which do takes a position on student cot teraction frown on such creed or origin growths Newark policemen and national except duct the student shou for religious qualifications which be as free as possible from Denison physical education teach- may in ers in general can be required by organiza- posed limitations that have be recognized tions whose t as conservatives aims are primarily direct relevance to his educt sectarian tion But actually the fantastic na- The statement calls student According to acting Preside publication a ture of this phenomena is valuable aid in Parker E Lichtenstein wh the establishing fact that students are accepting and maintaining an worked closely with Dr Knap atmosphere students and even weirdo- types of free and respon- when the statement was endors- Such has rarely occured in the sible discussion and of intellec- ed Dr Knapps concern was tual exploration a vicinity of DU and local his- on campus They ways with the students He dt are a means of bringing torians tell us that such a ram- 1 student sired to give them proper ju concerns to pant time of personal freedom the attention of the tice his door was always opec faculty and the freedom to grow has not institutional authori- he always wanted to keep tfc ties and r v existed since the early 1890s of formulating student human touch i Adding amazement to amaze- ment is the fact that this general hairiness began of all places in the pit of the union better known THE LIVING THEATRE as The Pit of The Union I Reliable sources report that ear lyv this fall the creeping phe- COMING TO DENISON SOON nomena was seen twining itself by around the bars which symbol- Dick Devine Post in her best seller How to ically enclose The Pit and crawl- Are You Bagging Me Win Narrow- Snubs and Influence ing upward It seems something minded toward the mail that should People boxes be said and said before the next And today the mustache vacation This particular maxim has long is with us around us and per when it may be too been late but exploring incorporated into the rules naps even on us the mus- of an ever tache phenomenon popular Denison IM Mustaches is no simple sport Call That Gape are a thing of the task past and thus we may rationally r Any Denisonian involved The absence of effect on the accept them as a part of dear old v in womens t this study must keep in quad is quite clearly Denison But our school upon Si I V I mind the f i0 i S three major sub- phenomenon 1 the most confusing phenomenon nm nas shown during the past the demonic character which No registerable regards have few months a surDrisinp ahititv seems to likewise grow on the in- come from the lovely ladies of to change its face To those who volved individual 2 the absence this university Perhaps many of avoid tne mustache and perhaps of valid reaction among the the women have not seen the wouia comment more meaning- campus women and 3 the ac- mustaches Denison males and fully but perhaps less courteous ceptance of mustaches by almost females do not move irv the same ly on the subject we leave one all male factions on the campus circles thought a word of advice keep t tc s f The devilish nature of mus- We suggest unnoticed boys bun upper lip t tache bearers we believe is in wiui musiacnes proceed im- fact inherent and not a mediately to reaction the library take a THE VIU- ASKR INC HANNKOUIN to DCS W 1M2S y the mustache Persons are ngm at tne student union away more likely to note from the character Newark where they will N i of an outstanding individual par- discover more than half of the ticularly if that individual is other half i covered with hair wrote Emily Also we should recall l that the VS J v The leather Mary Jane a happy little heel in a rain- bow of Villager colors to go with your other i ml hdwmMmMmmm 1 Villager things of the love you share 1 SSfWn631- 0th6r ding bl t0Sether that your affection i growing into precious and enduring love Happily CnShed byPyour mmentS be forever symbolized y diamondHtZ engagement ring y If the name Keepsake is in the ring and on assured the tag you are of fine quality and lasting satisfaction The eLgement diamond is flawless of superb color and precise modern fut Your Keepsake Jeweler will assist you in making your ieecnonseleSi HeHess m the yellow pages 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