\ 4' 1UN furus Today THE UNIVERSITY DAILY, By The Assocoated Press VOLUME 43 Texas Technological College, Lubbock, Texas, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1967 NUMBER 16 Med school next? GOP not charity AP Pentagon WASHINGTON — One of the Democratic party's top political advisers, Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien, said Monday he received a letter asking a $10 contribution from the Republican National Com- writer talks Lubbock voters mittee. The letter, mimeographed and addressed to O'Brien at his home, said: "If the siren song of the Great Society is beginning to sound a little sour to you ... here's to J-students how to help turn off that record. Join now as a $10 sustaining member of the Republican National Corn. give hospital ok mittee." Bob Horton, Tech graduate and As- THE LETTER was signed by GOP National Chairman sociated Press reporter at the Penta- Creation of a new hospital district, Monday at a Commissioners Court Ray C. Bliss and Lucius B. Clay, chairman of the Re. gon, described the Washington beat and on which hinges Tech's hopes for a meeting. publican finance committee. problems of Pentagon reporting for 450 medical school, was approved Saturday The bill which would give Tech pro- O'Brien said in a statement he didn't plan to contribute, high school students and sponsors at by Lubbock County voters. vision for a medical school is expected adding; "Following Republican policy I am reducing my the 13th annual Tech J.Day Saturday. In a light turnout, voters. okayed by to come before the Texas Legislature personal budget by contributing only to necessary chari- Horton said the biggest problem a 2.1 margin to tax and sell $4 million again in 1969. A previous veto by Gov. ties, and I don't consider the Republican party in that cate- facing Pentagon reporters is the In bonds to create the new hospital Connally denied Tech such provision. gory." philosophy of Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara that "the press ought district. to be told only what the public needs Members of the Coordinating Board for the Texas Colleges and University to know." Flooding plagues Valley System were generally noncommital A PRIZE-WINNING reporter, Nor. Monday when asked if Lubbock's ap- HARLINGEN — Flood water from Hurricane Beulah ton is one of two AP reporters cover- proval of the hospital district would almost three weeks ago plagued the Willacy county ing the Pentagon which has 30,000 enhance Tech's chances for a medical towns of Lyford and Sebastian Monday. military and civilian employes. school. Water in Lyford stood six feet deep in places and Telling of reporting problems, he DR. JOAQUIN Cigarroa, coordinating nearly a fourth of the people left for higher ground. said, "About the time of the Cuban board member from Laredo, told ,the missile crisis in 1962, McNamara University Daily Monday that the AT SEBASTIAN, the water was about the same depth established a directive which said that election does enhance Tech's bid for the and many residents fled to whatever high ground re. anytime a reporter interviews a mili- med school since it increases Lubbock's mained. Water ran six to eight inches deep across U.S. tary or civilian official, that person capacity for patient housing. He 77 on both sides of both towns, leaving them virtually has to turn In a report of the Inter. reserved additional comment, however, isolated. view, or it must be monitored by a in order to study the facts further. The water was pouring into the towns from eastern public affairs representative. Board member Vrctor Brooks, Hidalgo County. Hidalgo County Judge Milton Richardson "This has the effect of McNamara Austin, directing his statements more at Edinburg said he had received permission Sunday to knowing who said what to what re. toward medical education In general make a 20.feet wide cut in a levee near La Villa in an porter and if he doesn't like the story, than toward Tech specifically, sad Tech attempt to get the backed up water into the Rio Grande something can be done about It. The should accept medical students and con. floodway systems. directive was revoked earlier this year, centrate on their basic scientific train. A spokesman for the Boundary Commission said he but in practice it still goes on be- ing now, regardless If Tech is granted was not certain if the break had been made in the levee. cause people have been very a medical school in the next legialative Richardson had agreed that Wel° County would assume cautious about talking to the press," responsibility for the break and make repairs when the session. he said. RELIGIOUS DEBATE — Anson Mount, right, religion editor of Play- JOHN CIARDI flood threat ended. Dr. G.V. Brindley Jr. of Temple, also a board member, said the hospital ... speaks tonight "SOMETIMES, the public affairs peo- boy magazine, makes a point with Dr. William Banowsky, minister would strengthen Lubbock's and West ple in the Pentagon will refuse to of Lubbock's Broadway Church of Christ, following their debate Texas' chances in their bid for medical answer questions from the press on Teachers may quit Sunday morning. (Staff photo by Johnny Shipman) education, but when and how the deci. the grounds that it gets into 'security Ciardi launches sion will come can only be determined TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The Florida Education As- matters.' But security matters is a after further Investigation by the board. sociation said Monday it would ask Its 55,000 public broad and nebulous type of thing that By minister school teacher members to quit their jobs if Gov. Claude can cover anything they want it to speakers series SEN. H. J. (DOC) Blanchard of Lub- Kirk doesn't call a special legislative session on edu. cover." bock expressed optimism regarding the cation within 13 days. Horton said that the Pentagon itself John Ciardi— writer, editor and situation, simply because Lubbock citi- There was no immediate comment from the governor. puts out little real news and that most critic—launches the 1967-68 University zens indicated their support by news is ferreted from many contacts, Speakers Series at 7:15 tonight in Muni- Playboy theology approving the new hospital district. "It THE ASSOCIATION president, Dexter Hagman, said the most of whom he cannot quote directly. cipal Auditorium. further illuminates Tech's possible group already had 31,424 signed but undated resignations "The single most significant task is Ciardi, poetry editor of the Saturday position as a centrally located institu- in hand and more are coming in. getting the facts on which to base Review, Is the first of eight speakers tion, available for medical training and In a news conference Hagman announced that a session your story. This isn't to say that the to appear here as part of the speakers facilities In the area." to begin before Dec. 4 must be called by Kirk by Oct. 22. Pentagon puts out a daily batch of series, according to Dr. David M. called 'self-love' Twenty- seven per cent of the eligible lies, although some critics might make Vigness, chairman of Tech's history voters in Lubbock County turned out to IF THE CALL isn't made, Hagman said, teachers will that accusation," he said. department and head of the speakers vote in favor of creating the district, meet on Oct. 22 to decided what to do with the resig- series committee. Nude women that fold in two places continual refusal to be human. The levying a tax not to exceed 75 cents nations. "ThIS MEANS it Is up to reporters with staples in their navels, and sex greatest immorality is to love things per $100 valuation on all taxable prop- The move was the latest in the association's program to prowl around the building to find AS A SCHOLAR of Dante, he has won in no•deposit, no-return bottles were and use people, and especially to use erty in the district, and issuing $4 of sanctions against Florida schools to press demand out from people you don't dare quote acclaim for his translation of "Inferno" two of the topics discussed Sunday people as things." million in hospital bonds. for increased financing of the public school system in. on how the war is going. Or what Mc. and "Purgatorio." He is preparing a by Dr. William Banowsky and Anson "We do not believe in extra-marital eluding substantial pay raises for teachers. Namara is thinking about the anti- "I believe that this prepares the way translation of" The Divine Comedy" due Mount. sex," he continued, "except inextreme The National Education Association supports Its state to show the Coordinating Board and the to be published this year. missile system. Or why the M.16 rifle Banowsky, minister of the Broadway circumstances. affiliate program. isn't working right. Or any of ahundred State Legislature that Lubbock is ready Ciardi is best known by his readers Church of Christ, and Mount, religious "We believe that women are human, for a hospital district," Dr.O. Brannon for his forthright critical articles, for of more such things that can come up editor of Playboy magazine, spoke be- and we think women should have the in the course of reporting military Hull, President of the LubbockChamber his column "Manner of Speaking," and fore nearly 3,000 persons in Municipal same sexual freedom as men. Court enters debate of Commerce and Board of City De- his editorials In the Saturday Review. activities," he said. Auditorium. "Don't accuse Playboy of degrading velopment, said. "Arthur Sylvester, who was McNa- Mount began the discussion on the women. The church has degraded women mara's chief press agent for several Playboy philosophy in a defensive tone. Canvassing of the boxes took place HIS INTRODUCTION to poetry, "How WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court stepped squarely for centuries. How many 'name-brand years before retiring in January, put Does A Poem Mean?" is used as a Monday into one aspect of the national debate over Viet. HE SAID Playboy believes that people churches' have women ministers? In It in rather broad terms during the textbook in more than 200 college and tam by agreeing to decide whether jailing draft-card are basically good. "We think people the Catholic Church women cannot be- 1962 missile crisis. Sylvester said then universities. His poems for children burners violates their constitutional freedom. must be allowed to make their own that there are times when the govern- (See back page) Final enrollment have hit the best seller lists. Also amid a stack of orders was one opening the way decisions to be fully adult," he com- ment has a right to lie to save itself. Ciardi, born In Boston has recently for the prompt jailing of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. mented. "We think men should enjoy "1 can't say I agree with that. In completed three years as visiting under a contempt-of-court sentence. life. We don't think they should enjoy figure is 18,646 my opinion, there are far too many life at the expense of others, how- Sargent Shriver professor at Tufts College, where he occasions where government officials ever." received his BA degree, magnum cum ROLLING UP their sleeves for what now appears to Official fall enrollment at attempt to deceive people. Often this laude, in 1938. At the University of be a momentous year, the justices agreed at their first He said that Playboy believes that Texas Tech was set at 18,646. Is through the use of halftruths, or will visit Tech Michigan, he received his MA degree business session since June to decide whether: "for some people in some situations, The official count was announced irrelevant truths, to hide some mis- and was also granted the Hopwood Award — Chronic alcoholics should be punished for public casual sex is better than no sex at by Miss Evelyn Clewell, assts. take or failure or questionable judg. all." Sargent Shriver, director of the Office in Poetry. drunkenness. rant registrar. ment in order to escape public criti• of Economic opportunity, will speak at — The federal right to a jury trial in criminal cases Mount stated that Playboy's rebellion The figure approximately two cism. 8 p.m. Oct. 19 in the ballroom of the HE TAUGHT AT Harvard and Rutgers should be made binding on the states. is against puritanism and not against per cent less than was projected Tech Union. before he resigned in 1961 after serving — Federal courts have the power to bar Southern Christianity. "We are against those last spring by college officials. "THERE IS A tendency on the part Shriver's address is part of a three. in World War II as an aerial gunner states from prosecuting civil rights demonstrators under people who believe that sex is most The enrollment figure repre- of many government officials to try day, two-stale tour of local poverty in the offensive against Japan. state antipicketing laws. dangerous if it is enjoyed," he said. sents an increase of 878 students to make everything look rosier than programs. While in Lubbock, Shriver Presently, he devotes full time to "We don't believe that the mind and over last fall. The University it really is. This is one criticism plans to visit with directors of such free lance writing, lecturing, and monit- THESE AND other controversial cases were among soul of man is good, but his body is of Texas gained 3,000 students of the present national administra. evil. poverty programs as the Neighborhood oring the poetry section of the Saturday hundreds of appeals submitted while the court was in and the University of Houston lion's public statements about the war Youth Corps, Upward Bound, summer Review, a job which he has held 11 years. summer recess. "The traditional or legalistic view added 1,905 students. in Vietnam because top officials have recreationn program, Head Start and the There Is no admission for the lec- Most appeals were rejected, including that of Dr. King of sex Is irrational. Sex can be violent- made things seem better than they Economic Feasibility Study. ture. who was seeking to avoid serving a five-day jail sentence ly Immoral in marriage and it can be :SOSSSSSS:OSSSSSISSOSZSS::::::::::MkeSSMMSS; are," he said. for demonstrating in Birmingham In 1963 in violation moral outside of marriage. A few words Horton added that in spite of his THE LUBBOCK CHAMBER of Com. of an Alabama court order. Conviction of King and seven said by a preacher don't make it moral. criticism, he thought that McNamara merce plans to greet Shrlver along with In letter other Negro ministers was affirmed by the high court, The traditional view of sex is Inhuman." was one of the best secretaries of Mayor W.D. (Dub) Roge rs , C ount y Judge 5 to 4, last June. BANOWSKY SAID, "We must see defense that the country had ever had. in Playboy another episode in mares Rod Shaw, and local officials of the Community Action Board. Preceding his Teacher smokes pot address, Shriver will have dinner with Demos back LBJ 40 business and civic leaders in the Carr urges Connally Tech Union. NICASIO, Calif,— The school board de I v e d Into the Following the speech, Shrlver will cases Monday night of a veteran teacher, who admitted talk informally with the audience and to seek fourth term she smoked marijuana for 18 years, and another teacher National committee conduct an impromptu press con- who defended the practice. ference. There will be no admission AUSTIN (AP) Waggoner Carr asked Yarborough, D.Tex., has aligned him- charge. The meeting, called for 8 [sm, was expected to run Texas' three top officials Monday to self with Senator Kennedy, but I be- far into the night. stay right where they are. lieve after his 'foot in the mouth' SHRIVER, THE former director of the Mrs. Garnet E, Brennan, 58, who acknowledged in a Carr wrote Gov. John Connally a let- statement about you concerning your supports war stand Peace Corps and presidential assistant, signed affidavit that she smokes "pot" regularly, was ter urging him to announced for re- action during Hurricane Beulah that is visiting Lubbock for the third time. suspended Sunday pending dismissal action. She is the election. At the same time he sug- no one in Texas will follow his leader. His tour begins in El Paso Oct. 19 WASHINGTON (AP) — The Demo- rights committee headed by Gov. Rich. gested that Lt. Gov. Preston Smith, ship in this regard." teaching principal of the three-teacher school, which and will Include stops at Lubbock. cratic National Committee formally ard Hughes of New Jersey. who has said he is running for govern. Carr's letter added that "I do not has only 47 pupils, in this village 35 miles north of Abilene, Waco, Arlington, Fort Worth, went on record today as endorsing or, to change his mind and ask for believe Senator Yarborough will give San Francisco. Norman, Okla., and Oklahoma City. President Johnson's Vietnam policies HUGHES INDICATED in an Interview, re-election again. Carr also said that up his seniority in the Senate nor The second case involved teacher Jeff Pflugratis in a session in which it ratified the however, he thinks this is a matter Speaker Ben Barnes could do the state attempt to take away your party leader. whose affidavit defended use of the drug although denying selection of Chicago for the 1968 for a general statement of principles and himself good by running for an ship In the event you decide to run that he himself used it. nominating convention. rather than the production of a loyalty unprecedented third term as speaker. for reelection. He does not have the The turmoil built slowly to a high pitch after the Jacob M. Avery, Illinois national oath. Carr said If the three officials fol- following to do so." affidavit by Mr, Brennan was filed in Superior Court committeeman, won a unanimous voice Hughes said this might come before lowed his suggestions "this In turn will Former state Attorne yGener al C arr , in San Francisco Friday. It was one of 46 filed by the vote approval for a resolution praising the committee when it drafts its formal lend much stability toward the defeat who was defeated by U.S. Sen. John attorney for Melkon Melkonian, 34, a mechanic in nearby Johnson for sticking to his limited. convention call at a meeting Bailey of any effort by the supporters of Sen. Tower, R-Tex., In 1966, has been men- Mill Valley, who was convicted of "aiding and abetting war policy In Vietnam, saying that said will be held in Chicago next Jan- Robert Kennedy D-NY to grab the Demo- tioned as a possible candidate for both the governor's post, if Connally does sale of marijuana." a felony in California, In the he has "consistently chosen to secure uary. cratic nomination away from the the future, rather than yield to the On Oct. 1 the California Democratic President from Texas. Certainly, Tex. not run, or for lieutenant governor, affidavit, Mrs. Brennan stated that she has been smoking dictates of short-term political gain." Council decided to put together an anti- as should not, through division of its if Smith does not run. marijuana "since 1949, almost daily, with only bene- Johnson slate of delegates pledged to Democratic leaders, contribute to such ficial results." WESTERN DEMOCRATS moved to no candidate but committed to ending a possibility even though such a possi• "I WILL very likely do one or the It continued that she has been a schoolteacher for 30 write into the 1968 convention rules the Vietnam war. Minty to me seems tobe highly remote." other depending onthe circumstances," years, never feels the need for marijuana during school a loyalty oath pledging delegates to At Its opening session the committee Carr's letter said. hours but smokes one or two of the cigarettes each support the party's presidential nomi- heard Bailey urge members to get CONNALLY met In a downtown hotel "My recent contacts in every part evening. It said she does not consider it a narcotic nee. out and fight for Johnson's re-election Monday with a group of about 30 sup. of the state make me confident of my or a habit-forming drug. Aimed primarly at dump-Johnson which he said would not be easy. He Porters who urged him to run again success in either race." Sunday afternoon two members of the three-member movements instigated by some Demo- said the polls indicate the going is for governor. Carr said re-election campaigns by school board personally served her with formal notice cratic dissenters on Vietnam, the pro- rough now, particularly with regard A governor's aide said Connally told all three officials would "avoid a very to Vietnam, but predicted the situation difficult and expensive election year of suspension from the $7,800-a-year Job. posed new rule would apply also to the group, most of them from other Southern critics of Johnson's racial will change before the 1968 voting. cities, that he appreciated their sup- resulting in a split in the moderate "As of now I an no longer going to break the law," integration policies. Johns Criswell, acting treasurer, re- port and interest but gave no indica- and conservative people of Texas. Mrs, Brennan told them, "I will smoke no nore mari- Eugene L. Wyman, California com- ported the Democrats have retired a tion whether he would announce for a "However, if there is an attempt juana until it is legal to do so. I'm not stopping it be- mitteeman, announced that representa• $4-million debt in two years and now fourth term. to reshape the leadership by Yar- cause of the school district. I'm doing it because It is Oyes of 13 Western states have ap- are operating in the black for the first borough, Smith, Barnes or anyone else, the one way I can prove it is all right to quit and show proved the proposed new rule. He said time since the 1930s. He gave no SARGENT SHRIVER CARR TOLD Connally that he felt then I will be greatly persuaded to run no ill effects from stopping. he would lay it before a special equal figures. ... will visit Tech it was "unfortunate that Sen. Ralph as indicated in this letter." Page 2 The University Daily, Tues., Oct. 10 Sex discussions a. tn. eat. david snyder Let's make a deal Analysis'en Editorial Page Crumnsf)n develop new ideas EDITORS NOTE: The folioed," arlicie, pr•peyed by pooh American ends Syndicate. Is the Mat of a aeries Sellial Nib the attitude. toward and concept, of the sexual revolution. It di/CM. the sex morality of the tutu.. Prospects for a medical school for Texas Tech are considerably brighter following Saturday's vote of approval for a teaching Thirty years ago the Surgeon General of the United States was hospital in Lubbock, but the battle remains tar from won. There forbidden to use the word "syphilis" over the radio. is still the matter of legislative approval, and, as everyone knows, Housing suit only partially successful In the last year or so radio and television programs dealing legislativetlative approval of anything is never safe to hold your breath)h with abortion, premarital pregnancy, venereal diseases, homo- be more than worth it. sexuality, college sex behavior, and sex education in the schools The legislature has a definite dislike for medical schools, The non-commital attitude on the part of those have been broadcast — some nationwide — without causing even Much more is involved than the right of 34 as shown by their session last spring in which no less than five opposing the university in the housing suit places a ripple of public protest. bills on the subject were introduced. None, however, passed an air of uncertainty over the entire case, despite students to live off campus this fall, as both Does this new frankness because no one was going to let his legislative opponent from the fact that suit backers already claim three-point sides of the suit realize. The case is one of herald — as some fear — the number of followers but it is across-state outdo him in securing state money for the home folks. end of traditional sexual mo. most newsworthy and thereby success. nation-wide precedence and importance, affecting rality? Are virginity before misleads the public as to the THE FIGHT IS ALREADY shaping up for the 1969 session, and While backers rightly claim the suit has (1) apartment owners, school administrators and bond marriage and chastity after size of its following." the legislators have begun to choose up sides. Due to the wonders brought the problem into the open; (2) resulted holders in every city in the nation with a college marriage obsolete? Is sexual Probably the most potent of the Centrex system, I was cut into a conversation between In strong public pressure concerning the building or university campus. promiscuity the wave of the force at work changing tradi- two of the law-makers Monday, and the air of competition was future? Is the family brealdog tional attitudes toward sex Is the of Wiggins and (3) led to a new policy of allowing School administrations are involved not only for evident. up? effective separation of sex from "Senator Rockhall, this is Senator Hallrock. I am trying tc students financially unable to live in dormitories financial reasons, but because the entire in loco reproduction. With the growing MOST THOUGHTFUL oh. line up supporters for the Tech medical school and your name use of birth control pills and to live off campus, the main point of the suit, parentis philosophy underlies the case. The decision servers of the marriage and came to mind first. We've worked together ona lot of bills before, other modern contraceptive whether or not Tech can require students to live may well overlap into other areas involving uni- family scene say no. Instead and I'm confident we can work out something this time." methods the fear of pregnancy they see a number of different "Well, you'd better have something good. The session's still in dormitories even if they can afford to, is far versity regulation of the private life of a student. Is less of a factor in sex, in moralities developing in the a long way away andl hate to get tied up in too many committments from settled. Nevertheless, the central issue to those directly or out of marriage. years to come. Side by side with Look what happened in Southeast Asia. Rockhall didn't really As the plaintiff's attorney has pointed out, the involved is one of dollars, much more of a motiva- the traditional sexual morality inasitt,rnbuintuthee. liked to give people a hard time and hold out until ' BUT THERE is still a long tional influence to them than students' rights or — the morality of the vast ma- tmheea suit will undoubtedly wind up in the United States way to go in educating women jority of the American people The trick was one he had picked up from a political trim Supreme Court if backers care to take it that far. university regulation of private life. But regardless to the contraceptive facts of life — will be a new tolerance for who once told him that the best way to keep his name in the papers before they will be completely This will take several years and may requite the of the reason, the suit should go on to higher those who see things differently. was to keep everyone speculating as to what his future pouticai free from the fear of an un- filing of a newsuit, but a favorable decision would courts. Only then can it be labeled a true success. But conventional sexual morali- plans are. wanted pregnancy. There is ty will not disappear. "I will tell you what,'' Hallrock said. "I'll vote for your Smoke: widespread ignorance among "What is likely to happen," State bill. That's one bill that really could get you some mature adults, to say nothing thinks Dr. David Mace, an in. votes." of teen.agers, as to the relative Internationally known marriage "Not enough." Junior college system key to mass education effectiveness of various meth- counselor and president of the ods of contraception. Sex Information and Education "THE FLEA ERADICATION bill for Bedrock? That's a popular "Most American couples Council of the United States, bill that will tremendously help your city's canine ghettos.' practice some form of birth con- Educators and statisticians in Texas are scratch- Increasing numbers of students are choosing "Is that our democratic cud. "Nope.'' trol or family limitation," says ture, open as it is today, will "HB 72 that makes it illegal to cross a county line to Melt* ing their heads this week wondering who and how junior colleges for reasons of cost, easier transi- Lewis C. Frank, Jr., director become tolerant of a variety of a riot? Of course, If I do that you'll have to vote for my eight-year and where the mistakes were made in predicting tion from high school to college, smaller enrollment of the Information Center on patterns in sexual behavior. term for senators.from-Rockbed bill, in addition to the Constitu. Population Problems. "But enrollments for colleges and universities over than found at most universities and often less Some people will undoubtedly tional Maintenancy Bill." many of these modern young the state. distance from home. choose to be promiscuous. We "Sorry." An amendment on SB 427 calling for the sale couples go about the business Glaring discrepancies appear between the orig- will have to tolerate this. parimutual tickets for jiggers of liquor. That's if you're Ail This obvious drain from four-year universities of family planning with the meth- "Other people will choose to with me on HB 452, SB 478 and SB 29, not to mention..." inal forecasted numbers and actual enrollment of ods and the techniques of our is a step in the right direction. Many educators follow traditional standards. "Yeah, yeah, okay," Rockhall said. "These bills are starlit* colonial past. The vast majority several institutions—including Tech—as the state which I think are still good to run together, kind of like the days do during the session. Yot favor the establishment of a system in which of Americans are still using standards. These are chastity gotta quit confusing me." experienced another year of tremendous increase junior colleges take on the load of a two-year horse and buggy methods of con- before marriage and fidelity af- "That's the whole idea, Rockhall. Now, about that medica in the number of persons seeking higher education. traception." program. This way the earlier-established univer- ter marriage. It simply will be school we were talking about." The 34 state-supported junior colleges felt the Few young people, and few sities would be reserved for the more specialized that there will be no compulsion, "What medical school...?" mature people as well, could biggest boost. Tarrant County College opened its no pressure on people. That education of the third and fourth years and on into pass a test on the plusses and doors to 4,300 students—the largest opening enroll. they will not act sexually under graduate level study. minuses of the various contra. ment for an accredited junior college in the history the stimulus of fear. They will Dear editor: have freedom of choice." ceptive methods. One of the ar. of the United States. Other junior colleges doubled The instigation of such a program is doing much guments for teaching about sex to relieve the universities now having problems and reproduction in the schools their previous enrollments. SUPPORTING this theory of a Says Student Senate now importan handling huge enrollments adequately on their scale of competing values is is that young people need con. traceptive education. Had we not been so thoroughly disgusted and appalled, we woub budgets. research on attitudes of adults be expressing our sincere congratulations to that illustriou: and college students to sex be. Yet with this trend comes two major problems. group, the Student Senate, for putting on last Tuesday night one University fore marriage by Dr. Ira L. WHAT ABOUT the social fall. out from this progress in birth of the best circus acts to hit Lubbock in a long, long time. But There is no uniform system in the state which Reiss, a University of Iowa so- having witnessed that farce, it is all too easy for us to under. Barberarber Shop assures students of transferring credit hours from ciologist. Dr. Reiss sees four control? Will the pills or intrau- B terine devices have any effect stand the lack of faith which the college administrators have in major premarital sexual stand. one college to another without a loss of hours. Tech's student government. Even allowing for the fact (should ards at work in our society: On our sexual morality? And there is a serious shortage of professors, "First of all," says Dr. we say excuse?) that many of the Senators are new at their po .HAIR STYLING abstinence, which forbids sex to Isadore Rubin, editor of sitions, it is difficult for us to comprehend the incredible lad particularly those who will accept the lower salary both men and women before mar- of organization, or even a rudimentary knowledge of procedure -RAZOR CUTS and reputation junior colleges now have. riage; the traditional double Sexology magazine and a well- known writer and lecturer on or even of any real semblance of order — three qualities neces• standard, which tolerates sex Texas education must face these problems now sary for efficient operation of any meeting. -HAIR CUTS for men but not for women; an sex values, "we're going to have to build a real moral code. Up We doubt very seriously that even with a look to the future, realizing that junior acceptance of sexual inter. a set of rules such as pro. until now our moral code has posed by Sen. Mike Riddle and other members of the rules corn. colleges are a big step toward the answer to course before marriage, where HAROLD CORDER 8A.M.-6P.M. BO/ College been built on fear. Once we can mittee will be enough to end the rude and thoughtless actions of the couple have a loving, stable quantity education. really have a separation between certain members of the Senate. relationship; and a casual atti- We wish to make it clear that by no means do we consider tude toward sex. reproduction and sex we're going to begin to develop a new the Student Senate "worthless" or "beyond saving." Certain13 "This last standard," says code that will be based on a those of us who recognizes that student self-rule is a vital (if Dr. Reiss, "has a quite small genuine and a true relationship somewhat fragile) commodity are anxious that it be Improved between two people." and expanded at every opportunity. It is toward these ends alone Father Dexter Hanley, Direc- that we urge the Senate to examine itself closely, that It may tic TECH ADS tor of Georgetown University's itself of the parasite which is presently rendering it impotent. Institute of law, Human Rights, John Jacobson and Social Values,draws a sharp Bob Dunn GET RESULTS!! distinction between contracep. Carpenter Hall (Continued on page three) (More letters will appear Wednesday)
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The University Daily, Tues., Oct. 10, 1967 Paw: Herb Alpert—TJB come Thursday with music for all Herb Alpert, who appears ed around the world by people with his Tijuana Brass are sell- ever. The music they play is with his Tijuana Brass at the of all ages outs without exception. Al- light, gay, and most of all, Lubbock Municipal Coliseum at Alpert says, "One of the most though he is probably today's happy. In the turbulent decade • 8:15 p.m, Thursday, was recent- pleasant aspects of our success most popular recording artist, of the Sixties, the music of Herb ly described by a music critic is the response of the entire the throngs that attend his Alpert and the Tijuana Brass as "a tradition much more than family to our music, I'm de- concerts are never unruly. In emphasizes the lighter side of a trend". lighted that we are a part of fact, they almost have a rev- life and produces a Joyous feel- Alpert has achieved his something that everyone in the erence to this phenomenal ing wherever it is heard. success partially as a result family seems toenjoyequally," group. Tickets for the single per- of his unique ability to produce Much of the TJB's sucess formance range In price form musical sounds thatare accept- CONCERT APPEARANCES rests in the emotional response $2.50 to $6, and are available their music creates In the list- In the as n 'fla offi e. Placement service' Delta Gamma wins holds interviews annual Fiji Olympics Die [rims Tech Placement Kraft Foods-Division Ix Notional Hairy Service announces the following Eco., Fin, BusEd. Delta Gamma sorority walked was given a slice of water- interviews scheduled for Oct Hughes Tool company; Ag. Eco. Engl., off with top honors in the eighth melon and instructed that the 16-Oct, 17: Hist., Govt. BusEd., Eco , Fin ., Mkt.. annual Olympics Sunday, out- first to leave only the rindshow- Rat., Advt., Mgt. IE ME (MS&MBA) scoring the second place team Mon. Oct. 16 California Packing Corporation (Del lag would win. Robert H. Ray Geophysical Division Monte Foods); BusEd., Eco , Fin., Alpha Phi by 90 points. A large traveling trophy plus Of Mandrel Industries; Geol, Mkt., Ret., Advt., Mgt. The event, sponsored by Phi a smaller one that they are al- West Texas Utilldes Company; EE ME Gamma Delta fraternity, gave lowed to keep was awarded to Acct, Kraft Foods-Division Of National Derly members of all 13 social soror- Delta Gamma. Other trophies Products Corporation; Marketing, Re- ities the opportunity to show HEAVE — Strain was the name of the game of the tug- in the Fiji Olympics Sunday. The olympics are sponsor- General Telephone Company: Mathe- were given to Alpha Phi for matics CE, EE, ME tailing, Advertising, Management (all their athletic ability In such placing second, and to Alpha of-war event as demonstrated by these Alpha Phi pledg- ed by Phi Gamma Delta men's fraternity. (Staff photo Resell Chemical Comspny; CHEM, fields) Economics, Finance, BusEd., events as the "dizzy tizzy", Delta Pi for winning the tug- es. Pull as they did, they still didn't pull enough to win by Milton Adams) CHE. Northern Natural Gas Company; Acct , the wheelbarrow race, the egg o-war. U, 5 Navy Area Audit Service; Acct. Etc, Fin. ChE, EE, 1E, ME, PetE toss and the tug•o•war. Monsanto Company; Acct. Chem Armco Steel Corporadon Steel Div- Entertainment between races Geol., Pity , ChE, EE, fE ME, PetE, sloe; Acct., Mgt. CE, EE, IF, ME A new event this year was was provided by members of TE Sun Oil Company; ChE, EE, 1E, ME the watermelon contest In which the fraternity who weredressed Ranch management conference to Cities Service Oil Company; CliE, CE Geol. a - member from each sorority as real Fiji tribesmen. EE, ME U. S. Navy Recruiting Station; All Maj- JIM ors 811 COLLEGE focus on the future of area ranchin Tues, Oct, 17 ARMOR TOM'S P02.9231 Monsanto Company; Acct. Chem Geol., Phy. ChE, EE, 1E, ME, Pet.E, e presents Specializing in...CHICKEN The fifth West Texas Ranch tarn M, Pearce, former Execu- The economic aspect of Dr, Robert A. Daroow, chief TE ...FISH ...SHRIMP Management Conference will ive Vice-President for Tech ranching will be featured after of the Chemical Branch, Army Cities Service Oil Company; ChE, CE. UEB 11AM-10PM discuss "The Ranching Indust- now President of Texas Wes• A. J, Kemp, executive vice- Biological Lab, Ft. Detrick, EE, ME ry—. Past, Present and Future" leyan College, Ft. Worth; Mr. president of the Texas Live- Md., will discuss "New Chal- U, 5, Navy Recruiting Station, All in an all day meeting in the Tech Fred Walker, state agriculture stock Marketing Assn., will Majors lenges in Chemical Brush Con- The Firestone Rubber Company. Union ballroom. leader for the Agriculture Ex• speak on "Livestock Marketing trol," Darrow was in charge AgEco. Engl., Hist., Govt. Acct., &B- Leaders and speakers of the tension Service; Mr. Howard and Finance." of all agriculture experimenta- Ed., Eco., Fin„ Mgt., Mkt., Advt . , session will include Dr, Will- Passey, state soil conserva- "Economic Outlook in Ranch- tion in brush control research Ret. iRE 107111p111111111! tionsit in charge of rangeland: ing" is the topic for Dr. Will- throughout Texas before accept- Retail Credit Company; BusEd, Eco, Fin., Mgt. (all fields) Govt., Engl (Continued from page two) and Dr. Gerald W. Thomas, dean lard F. Williams, head of the ing his present position, AgEco, AgEd don and sexual promiscuity. "I of the School ofAgriculture, Agriculture Economics Depart- suggest," Father Hanley told a Several technical papers will ment. Horace McQueen, farm Senate hearing, "that the essen- be presented in the morning editor for the West Texas Tele- tial evil is the illicit relationship session. Jack Idol, manager of vision Network, will discuss itself, and not the contraceptive the League Ranch, will discuss practice." ranching in Australia in Con- worra laalarrtig Until such time as a new "Diversified Ranching" Don nection with a recent tour he morality is constructed, and that King, secretary-general man- made to that nation. THE DUTCH RYDEN SNOW time would seem to be far in ager of the Texas and South- A rECH the future, we shall probably live western Cattle Raisers Ass- Dr. C. EARL HILDRETH with the old established code of ociation, will discuss "The Dr. JAMES D. WINTER sexual behavior side by side with Future of the Cattle Industry"; srivENr some new ones. and Dr. George Ellis Jr., OPTOMETRISTS Coronado Cattle Company, will Vision Reloted To Hamlin COULDN r "WE WILL have to have cer- CONTACT LENSES Altro present "Vertical Integration VISUAL tain basic ground rules," says in the Cattle Industry." Dr. Mace. "Some of these might P03-•AA7 2307 eon? be; that sex should never be cow( • • used to exploit another individ- ual; that sex should never be used to bring into the world WELCOME HOW ABOUT 1141,OR IVetluliliZtaiW children for whom the proper 0- 08 atmosphere and setting cannot be provided; that sex should YOU? /8\9*eZt CORP never be used to offend public Y CAR WASH good taste and decency." 31 MO Otwolata *eV maxim con ....Lem "I think," says Professor of 3 MINUTE AUTOMAriC S°' Family Life Lester A. Kirken- 1111111KET HALL dall of Oregon State University, j'IPPCAR WASH t "we are moving into an atmos- phere where the meaning of sexual expression will have a Student Discount with 1.11. (Monday thru different meaning. Sex will be Thursday) entered into more openly, more in a sense of mutual respect. 2601 34th Street Full Service Wash Today's youngsters will exper- THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE and ience a college setting where the Lubbock, Tevas Inside & Out old feelings of guilt and of the 5t per gal. wash discountI8 gal.minimomI double standard of sexual moral. THE UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY ity will be less evident." To sum up: sex has, indeed, tL gone public. And out of this new public attitude of frankness and announce the honesty about sexual matters may come a healthier approach to what is, after all, one of the aringly new! most basic aspects of man's nature — his human sexuality. Annual Written Examination 411.111. 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by Gary Tilory Tech game Mississippi State our game plan. We felt like If we have played or coached in a Rhoads and Denton Fox were out- sports staff fumbled the ball four times down could stop the long gainers and game that hurt as much as this standing. inside their 20-yard line. They make them fumble as they d1d one did. We had so many things Offensively King sighted Jer- Mental errors and thinking didn't fumble a time in our against Georgia Tech we could trying to fall for us that just ry Turner, Phil Tucker, Lew about the Texas game were the game." stop them. However, we forgot wouldn't fall." Brewer, Stanley Edwards and main reasons coach .1 T King about ball control." "We had some men playing Larry Gilbert as standouts. But gave at Monday's Red Raider I FELT THAT IF we could That MSU ball club came to that paid the price for victory, coach King pointed out that you Club Luncheon for Saturday's have scored two touchdowns, we play and they gave 150 per cent and furnished so much that were have to have a team effort and loss to Mississippi State. would win the game. However, In doing it," King said. "They let down. I don't think that It not a one man show to win ball "No one seemed to forget we didn't score two touchdowns. came in here with the idea that was that they didn't want towin, games. about the Texas game. Not Just We didn't have the consistency if they didn't play their type but that they Just didn't get the the players but the fans as well," that we should have had on our of ball game they were up against breaks. I also think that the COACH GRANT Teaff gave a said King. "The boys had some offense." King continued. a team that would blow them prestige of the whole Southwest scouting report on Texas A&M. mental block that just wouldn't We fell like we would run at right out of the stadium." Conference was riding on this He said that the Aggles, despite let them turn themselves loose them and pass at them. Our prob- game. their 0.4 record, had one of against Mississippi State." lem was that we might gain four KING SAID the Bulldogs did the best teams that we will play "When you are playing a team or five yards on first down and four things real well. "They con- "REALLY for the first time, all year. "We shouldn't pay too that doesn't make mistakes you then foul upon one or two pla ys." trolled the ball real well; they I felt like we had the better much emphasis on the won and have to get In there and make "I actually thought our de- played good defense; their kick- men, and over-all ball club on lost record," said Teaff. them make some. If you don't fense did a good job. You say ing game (punting) was real the field Saturday night. There you'll get beat," said King. they had more yards gained good; and they played without are some games you play that Teaff said that Aggles will run "We didn't make them make against us this week than In the fumbling. You feel that you have a 50. from a pro type offense, splitting those mistakes. In the Georgia past two weeks but we followed "I really don't think that I 50 chance of winning, but this their ends. They will try to hit one I just felt we were a better these ends and then try to run ball club. Not to take anything halfback Wendle Howsley up the Fan Thos• Who WS rrt the Beat I TECH ADS I away from MSU cause they had middle behind 245 pound Mau. Nu-Way Automatic a real fine team, but we were rice, "MO" Moorman. Typing: Experienced. Electric better," said King. "Moorman," said Teaff, "is Typewriter. Term papers, the- Laundry Coach King said that on de- the Aggles candidate for all. ses, etc. Work guaranteed.Mrs. UP AND OVER TO NOWHERI - - Ndtke Leinert (40) finds that there is no way of getting 4202 19th fense that Georgia Cox, Pat everything." Richard Welch, 3004 30th, SW5. Knight, Larry Alford, Ronnie Outside of Moorman and by the Mississippi State defense, even via an air route, during the Raider's 7-3 loss to 7265. PLENTY Of SOFT. HOT WATER Howsley, coach Teal/ said the the Bulldogs Saturday night. The game was Tech's first loss of the season, and the TYPING: Mrs. Bigness, 9410 quarterback Edd Hargett is one Bulldogs first win. Coming in to make the play on Leinert is D. D. Lewis, (53), an all- 28th, SW5-2328. PROFES- of the best we'll face. Southweast Conference linebacker last season. (Photo by Kyle Morse) SIONAL TYPING, TECH GRAD - "He has a strong arm and ATE, Experienced, workguar- is an all around good player," anteed, new Remington electric. said Matt. First one this year Thesis, reports, etc. "THE AGGIES will run two TYP1N G: EXPERIENCED, types of defenses at us this TERM PAPERS AND RE. weekend," said Teaff. "More SEARCH PAPERS, FAST SER- CellinaDTZ than likely they will run an even 'Dogs happy over win 'vIcE, Mrs. McMahan, 1412 type defense but, as Florida By RODNEY KEMP A PERSPIRING and exhausted was shooting pool at 3 o'clock Ave T P03-7620. State, could run an odd line de. Assist. Sports Editor in the morning with Hugh tense- head coach of the Bulldogs, Hefner." BYNUM'S SECRETARIAL SER- "The one thing we have to re. Charlie Shira, said, "This team The Misslsslpl State dressing played poorly in our opening VICE: Professional typing, IBM member is they have nothing to room following their 7.3 upset LEWIS WAS NOT shooting lose but a lot to gain. If they loss to Georgia. We did a little select:tic. Ala° stenciling & of previously unbeaten and na- 'pool Saturday, though, but in- beat us they are back In the better against Florida. And tt. memeographing. WORK GUAR- tionally ranked Texas Tech was stead was shooting through holes conference race," said Teaff. natty against Tech these boys ANTEED. 5303 48th, SW9- a happy doghouse. were rewarded for their dedi- opened by Tech's offensive line 4077 (after 5), Coachs Teaff and King both The exuberance this young cation." and foiling the Raider's running Typing service for Tech sin. seemed to agree on one thing, team under their young coach When asked whether former attack. dents. After 6 prn. Monday- "Tech will have to play the held within them through the Raider coach and now an aide Tommy Pharr, the sophomore first two losses to Georgia and Bulldog who engineered the up- Friday, all day Saturday and same type of ball game they of Shires at MSU, Jim Wright, did against Texas, if they hope Florida exploded with their first played a major part in prepara. set from the quarterback slot, Sunday. 5815 22nd, Apt, C-4, to beat A&M." win of the season. lion for the game Shira said, was very high In his praise SW5-8027. ar "ALI my coaches did a remark- of the Raiders. able Job In getting them ready "THEY ARE a real good foot. FOR SALE for this one." ball team and we were fortunate One coach in particular, Bill to have beaten them. We knew hi-PERFORMANCE equipment. Hildebrand, was pleased with the they may be a little let down Disco tech (0.8000 rpm). For work his defensive unit had done after last week's win over Tex. 289 Ford: 3.80 gears (8" against the most potent offense as and this is what we were ring gear) and H,P, exhaust in the Southwest Conference. counting on to win," he said. manifold, Duane Jones 4302 Overall the Mississippi State 23rd St., Apt. A SW2-1703, "THIS WAS A great win for us dressing room was marked by over a great team," he said. that healer of all woes - Hoffman AM-FM Stero Console One of the key members of tory. The feeling of winning their 9200.00) with 8 track cartridge that tough defensive corps was first game of the season was player $250.00 (Contemporary HERB ALPERT linebacker 11). D. Lewis of whom good. Walnut). 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The University Daily, Tries, Oct. 10, 1967 Page 5 Along the Sidelines Series stands 3-2 ti Series box-score
with BOB CONDRON ST. LOUIS (AP) - Official a.Struek out for Carlton in boxscores of Monday's fifth 6th Inning. '
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Pat: 6 The University Daily, Tues., Oct. 10, 1967 Junior college drain damages universities
the college's future is as bright University of Texas at El AUSTIN (AP) - Texas col- increase in the state's popula- Its doors to 4,300 students. cation of increasing Negro in- dent the school will reach its University of Texas: 30,000 as its beginning the people of predicted 2,500 enrollment by and 27,345. Paso: 9,081 and 8,113 lege enrollments climbed as stu. tion. Texas Christian University at terest in education. the district will really have TEXAS WESLEYAN: 2,027 dents headed back to school Fort Worth was down nearly South Texas College at Hous- 1970. Texas Tech: 18,611 and 17,768 Registrars with a larger stu- made a wise decision." University of Houston: 21,891 and 2,270 this year. But the almost- 900 students, also partly attrib• ton registered a remarkable 27 dent body said the new GI Bill and 19,986 Texas A&I: 5,330 and 3,357 frightening and unexpected rush helped increase numbers.Sodld per cent increase, made possi- FOLLOWING ARE repre- uteri to a 25 per cent increase VALUED AT $6 million as Bishop: 1,460 and 1,314 at new junior colleges became ble because It moved from a sentative enrollment figures of University of Texas at Arling. the Connally-Carrillo Act which in tuition. Fort Worth's Texas it opens, Central Texas schools surveyed with this fall's ton: 11,873 and 11,500 Dallas Baptist: 1,000 and 9541 the surprise of the fall term. provides free tuition to needy YMCA building into a larger Wesleyan's student body was College is the only institution total listed first compared with Texas A&M: 12,029 and 10,676 Howard County: 1,188 and 956 Dozens of old-line universi- students. office building. down about 10 per cent. of higher learning in the United President J. D. Moore of Vic- last fall. Comparisons between North Texas State: 14,083 and Corpus Christi: 642 and 634 ties and colleges set new re. The gigantic University of The University of Texas at States bounded completely by 13,973 Del Mar: 5,001 and 4,661 cords although others showed toria College noted a slightdrop schools may not always be ex. Texas nudged the 30,000 mark, Arlington, between Fort Worth military installations - Ft. Texas Women's: 3,893 and Abilene Christian: 3,094 and slight declines. Some of the to 1,591 this fall, saying the act since some figures are only as an outstanding example. It and Dallas, increased to 11,873 Hood and Killeen Base. 3,437 3,075 drops in enrollment came, said expected 28,000. Vietnam conflict and the new school estimates and not all but spokesmen said it would A new junior college at Bee- schools compare the sametypes Midwestern; 3,616 and 3,606 Hardin-Simmons: 1,756 and registrars, because junior col. Texas A&M was another ex- Beeville school caused the de- have been greater except for ville expected under 500 stu- cline. But he remained confi- of registrations. Angelo State: 2,206 and 2,025 1,781 leges drained away new stu- ampled of continued growth. It the Tarrant County Junior Col- dents and found 814 enrolled. dents. McMurry: 1,515 and 1,597 hit 12,029, a record, the third lege and selective admissions. Galveston County came up with CENTRAL TEXAS College Baylor: 6,567 and 6,432 The development was fully in year in a row that registration The Arlington school had grown two new colleges, one at Gal- Here's more about (Killeen): 2,000 (New) McLennan Community: 1,306 line with the thinking of many had Increased more than 1,000. phenomenally in recent years. veston on the island and the Odessa: 2,813 and 1,450 and 859 educators faced with enroll. Officials of colleges with de- other, Mainland College at Tex- University of Dallas: 1,139 ments so large their physical Dallas El Centro: 6,082 and clines in number said that the A SPOKESMAN FOR the new as City with 368. Galveston Philosophy debated and 948 3.998 plants and budgets could not Vietnam conflict swallowed up Tarrant college said, "This Is College had 681. St. Edward's: 915 and 865 LAMAR STATE: 10,051 and cope with them. They favor ju. some students, with one school the largest opening enrollment El Centro, the downtown (Continued from page one) He accused Playboy of com- Huston-Tillotson: 800 and 681 9,851 nior colleges for two years, re- noting dropouts attributing to on a single junior college campus of what is expected lobe come members except through mercializing sex. "The Playboy Victoria: 1,556 and 1,591 Howard Payne: 1,600 and 1,448 , serving the earlier established that cause. campus for college credit a multi-campus Dallas city their husbands." empire was not built upon a Schreiner Institute: 262 and. schools for the two years and Southern Metlxidist: 9,334 and courses in the history of the school, rose from 3,998 students HE SAID It was ludicrous to center.page fold-out of a car," 8,936 298 graduate-level teaching. OTHER SCHOOLS said that United States." last year to 6,082. suggest that Playboy was pro- he said. Mee: 2,850 and 2,768 Southwest Texas J.C.: 895 enrollment totals were lowered Almost as fabulous was the Among those setting records moting premarital sex as a Texas Southern: 4,486 and and 849 A SURVEY BY Associated by the drain to junior colleges. initial enrollment at Central were Angelo State, University of Christian way of life. "We're "WE BOTH believe sex is in- 4,569 Sul Ross: 1,881 and 1,808 Press found many reasons given Fort Worth's older schools Texas College at Killeen - and saying that a premarital sexual herently good: not evil," he con- Texas City Mainland: 313 for the Increase in numbers Houston, Tarleton State, Odes- Pan American: 3,850 and suffered enrollment drops this perhaps more so considering sa, University of Dallas, South. relationship can be Christian." tinued. "Those of us who take 3,357 (New) seeking higher education. Per. year because the new Tarrant the available, nearby population. ern Methodist, Howard County, Banowsky answered, "I be- the Bible seriously should stop Galveston College: 681 (New) haps the most Important is the County Junior College opened The Killeen school enrolled lieve Playboy's philosophy is apologizing for sex. Texas Christian: 6,450 and Paul Quinn: 525 and Unavail- Lamar State, Howard Payne, 7,340 about 2,000 when professional Southwest- Texas Junior College, based on self-love - love which "The only sexual negatives in able surveys said it could expect Sul Ross, South Texas and North leaves little room for love of the Bible are those which dis. 155 and by 1974 should have Texas State. fellow man." He said the cuss its abuse, such as adultery CONriNellral ELKE only 770. The list shows the increase philosophy has little social con- and coveting a neighbor's wife. Dr. L. M. Morton Jr., 'west. touched all classifications - science- The puritan hangups do not come dent of Central Texas College, state, denominational, large and Mount said, "1 can't believe from the Bible. CiNetlia said enrollment was reduced by Raider Roundup SOMMER small. you read Playboy and say we're "What Is the basis of the 1805 Broadway P02.9413 250 because of lack of housing. Lamar State topped 10,000 for not socially responsible." clash? STARTS TODAY shows Twice during the pre. the first time, North Texas State The discussion concluded with "Mr. Mount encourages sex. registration period, college of- Adobe Kapp Psi school of Agriculture (Open All Day Tues & Thor) went over 14,000 and noted it a couple of questions from the ual intercourse outside of mar. The Alpha Kappa Psi Proiessional All freshman agriculture students tell (Daniell° - 100 - 3:55 all ficials were forced to place ad- 16 consecutive fall gain although audience and a speech by riage. The Playboy philosophy business trawl-nth, .11 sponser streak- be honored by the Block and Bridle 6:50 - 9:45 ditional orders for equipment it predicted a loss due to Tar- Banowsky. In his final speech, even encourage extra-marital tut meeting, Wed., et 7:00 arm, In the Club at the fleet same freshman wel- and supplies and had to step up Banowsky used quotations from sex. Toreador Room, at Purr's Cafeteria In come, weanesasy ee 8:00pm. In the Tech Un Satisfied - 2:25 - 5;20 - rant County Junior College. Union Ballroom. Dr. GroverMurraywill the construction program. Huston.Tillotson's freshman the Bible, Socrates and John "I affirm sex as a sacred act the Town and Cathay Slapping comer. 8:15 This Is a real Cinderella The pest speelosr will be • menhir be the guest speaker, Special guest, ", class increased from 228 last Kennedy. which should be reserved for of the club will ba the entire ferstry story," Morton said, "and if of Tech'. coaching staff, VIOLENCE•UOUOR • LOVE ... year to 280, possibly an Moll. Banowsky began his speech by marriage." K of the School of Agiculture, saying that he had established Banowsky said Mount's offer Pal Epielon Kappa Smoker + • a warm friendship with was just as old as his. "What The PM Epi.lon Kappa Smoker will be Army Select on Team bald Thesasy in room 206, In the men's iLe States Army Officer Mount. is new," he said, "is the quite 'UNSATISFIED" STEIN MINI SERVICE gym et MOO pia., ection Team will be on campus O HM "We are agreed that many of serious campaign of Playboy for +++ mill. the Mickey Mouse rules that nonmarital intercourse as a Pre be The Tam will be lonuedin the library Record Changer Repair. & Adjuatmente have been posed in the name of Christian way of life. Ti,. Pre Law Society Meeting will beet on the first floor from 9:00 a.m. to Complete Stock of Needles, Spindles, Christ are un•Christian," Ba• 7:30 Wed, in room I12 of Soctal Science MOD p.m.. The magazine parades sex Bnleing The than ten administer qualification and other aceeeaories. nowsky said. as a tool for the sensual plea. All undergraduate sOadentts Interested sure of man." He said Heffner Le law are invited. re:thing"' 7Iyhe"'Isto;allf."Yidinforthere".d officer '' .1 cuddles School Option Program Daily Pickup & Delivery To Tech Dorms took a no-deposit, no-return view K K of sex. llis Armed Forces Qualification. Test Ads Smoker and the Officer Cantina test In no way Banowsky concluded, "Sex The Ads fall smoker will Le Thursday obligates the etudentmener dieser-vice. U.V. BLAKE RECORD CENTER far from being merelypersonal, at 6,45 p m . In the Unica Blue Room, • BiNighr „ is irretrievable in society. It All persons interested In advertising Counter Guerrilla Unit affects the home, family and Ire imams. There will be e meeting of the Counter 2411 34th 5f15-1155 Guerrilla unit Monday in Sgt. 22, Re- society as a whole." ports will be taken at 6.30, The speaker will be Col. Murphy end an In In ranks will follow ad- C ministration details . K +
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