K i Parties I m Campus Xv M w weather repor Raise Questions AM lftH 3L 4gffA llllf L AjL rcc wobc n r X lie II II HI llilil rSlPaal 11 itfr lllfr tft TUT Irtfltf Cloudy oni9ht wih occasional rain or Frlitoria Pag 2 LLX 4LilLilL Kr 111 II II 11 1 P snow and pssiby some freezina rain- T taiTOMUi a r morrow cloudy wih occasional rain or snow 1 llLllfc033MWJ Oy sSWJr Low ongh 26- 32 high tomorrow 30- 36 T7i go Z- 572 mmtmm OBERLIN OHIO TUESDAY FEBRUARY 27 1962 number 36 i lawyer To Discuss i i- iui ai y Council Discusses Role The Changing South rresents oaie Mississippi attorney William L Iliggs will discuss Of 3000 Volumes and Politics in the Changing South 730 pm tonight Lavv Three Parties Campus thousand used Of Higgs is volumes on the Y Lounge Mr returning from a three day erature a wide range of fiction in from classics to encyclopedias state some sets and single volumes of visit to his home will go on sale to the general older classical science writers Mr Higgs who ran for public office in Mississippi is public in the Carnegie Library such as Darwin and a number of Picks Non- to Mr Robert L T Smith Lounge 8 am to 6 Academic Affairs now legal counselor the first pjn and 7 older books of history political Lab to 9 pm Friday Prepares Xcgro to run for US Congress from Mississippi since the science and religion Readers Prices will range Period According to Charlie Butts College from 10 cents grammars and books published Student- Faculty Committies Reconstruction Tor some items to 40 for a 1952 by foreign firms in French Opera Music bothbom miAir sw 20- volumc and freshman set of Colliers En- German a Spurred on by their consideration of the upcoming UMl uv leiMuioft iui ry and few books in Ital- Smithh bllltVt cyclopedia considered by Rob- they can tMucate me Tyrro ian Spanish and Russian will Political Parties Conference and the continuing controversy public uHicc ert W Evans head of the ac- also be available over the replacement system Student For Programs neuJP as to the arcnaic insiuu quisitions department Councils Sunday night as one of Because of the sale smoking ocaa the sales session centered around the role played by political parties Members of the Opera Lab are tn best buys will be suspended in arc to the advantage of the Library actively engaged in preparing for ic that Veiy few rare and priceless in College politics disadvantage lounge Miss Thornton said she two productions of excerpts from vjryfi- w ana to the iinds can be expected Council also although hopes that possible book bargains announced the appointments of the Non- various operas scheduled for late J many many of the books on the block they will make up for the inconven- Academic Affairs Committee and the Student- Faculty Con March and mid- May pjbkianj tm- ir cause feel are outofp- rint and difficult to ience to smokers noting important than winning the that a ierence committee The appoint- Daniel Harris professor of sing- is more buy Eileen Thornton College li- us- very high proportion of the vol- ments to NAC are John Gordon election accurdm to Butts In the Progressive League In ing and Opera Lab director noted biarian said Most or the vol- umes are Student many Butts was worth a place in a chairman Laird Cummings Judy music has jg the term umes are oneofa- title addition Council suggested that that the been chosen permanent library Students may Glenn Pam Mills AI Rosen Sue refernrfi to moie than just the Included in the Scope be invited to join in the ad- with the object of providing mem- sale are class- still smoke in the mens and Tevlin and Harold Wolman S- FCC Southern X- r he said for the ic of English ministration and planning of the bers of the class an opportunity of and American lit womens lounges members are Stephen Bronz A coalition between the poor whites conference development and for giving a M Guest Lenore Maltz William ard poor Ntgio is closer than we Rennie Davis re- varied program Scheduler and Otis Smith Alter- PSL president behove ported to Council purpose Several students will take part nates Paul Goldstein and Sue Dav- that the Attorney H a graduate of the of the conference is to in the Rousseau Festival a week Music Students To is will replace seniors Bronz and examine i Vote University f M is- ippi and Harva- government in March devoted to study of Miss Maltz next year student and politics the now on a Fel- and to cam- the life and works of Rousseau rd Liw i In the discussion of political determine the role of a University pus political parties with a performance of excerpts Vliip rundeis parties comments at the meeting in American a i1 mans diary to On Constitutional colleges from Rousseaus Intermede a ivWS Change ranged from Steve Shapiros con- hi civil rithK including those of pastoral opera March 23 Opera Conservatory tention that party politics is mov- Emphasizes Value r- tirg and Butts stated students and College music majors will Lab will work in conjunction with ing student government away from Davis emphasized the nonleg- islative Mr Hire and his Harvard as- vote on to the Chamber Orchestra under the revisions the Conservatory Student Association direct touch with the voters to Ken informative aspects of the xiatii hivc compile a case to direction of Franz Bibo professor constitution after tomorrows student recital Approved by Mostows statement that political conference and stated that be- be taken aaninst the Mississippi RICHARD of conducting ELtMAN the Conservatory parties help put those actively in- cause delegates and state- Student Board the revisions are posted on written The second production scheduled ivereipity Commission The Coin terested in student government into ments will cover a wide range of the bulletin boards in Warner and Rice Halls for May 10 and 11 will consist of ion is upported by public positions of authority political opinion the basic struc- Is and is openly devoted to There are five main changes a twin program of excerpts from Ellmann Gives Assure Impartiality ture of the conference will be as 1 Leon Cavalles II Pagliacci De- keeping the while and Negro sepa- The number of members of the Conservatory Stu- apolitical as possible In order to assure political im- biles Lakme Lucia de rate In addition he is legal couns- dent Board would be cut from nine Donizettis partiality in the planning of the In response to recent criticism of Lammermoor Faust el to the State Advisory Committ- Talk on Joyce to seven Gounods Temporary Board would be re- Political Parties Conference sched- the present method of replacing and Verdis La Traviata and ee to the Federal Civil Rights 2 Instead of a permanent stude- duced to one meeting to plan elec- uled here in April Council voted those members who leave Council Falstaff CorrmissioM and counsel to the ntfaculty committee with three tions and handle business Attend- to assume partial financial respon- the Special Elections Committee Other possibilities include ex- Mississippi Free Press Thursday Noon students and three faculty members ance would be made mandatory sibility and co- sponsorship of the was directed to investigate not only cerpts from Mozarts Marriage of National Student Association and committees would be formed to Richard Ellmann professor of See CONSERVATORY p 4 conference with its present sponsor alternative election systems but Figaro and Donizettis Don Pas- the NAACP are sponsoring the handle specific problems Such tem- English at Northwestern University also replacement systems which quale Each selection will be sung ilk porary committees would be com- will speak on The Compatibility of would be used with them in the original language posed of two students from the Joyce at Thursdays noon assem- Council Steve Shapiro and Review editor Because of the probable absence Board and one faculty Considers Budget bly He will also participate in one member William Schechner questioned the of Mr Bibo it is likely that the from the department concerned College Choir Gives forum The Romantic Pantomime value of the present system in ade- Orchestra will not accompany the of Oscar Wilde 430 pm Friday with the problem quately representing the voters opera excerpts The productions Pittsburgh Concert and in another Thursday afternoon Meeting Change Yeoman See COUNCIL p 4 will be free and open to the public is Editor a Beta Notes Professor Ellmann Phi 3 Meetings of the Board would Of Reliqious Music Kappa member with BA MA be held only once monthly more and PhD degrees from Yale Uni- often if needed instead of twice Sixty- one nu mbers of the Col versity He also attended Trinity monthly Calls e Robinson Choir Stan pre- ened a concert of College in Dublin Ireland While Apathy Students 4 The Temporary chosen of Board s- cred and spiritual music to an at Yale he received the John Ad- in the spring to carry over into estimated 1300 spectators Sunday dison Porter Prize for the best the fall semester would consist of Student apathy has indirectly de- iht in Pittsburgh present content PhD dissertation of the year He three to five members instead of termined the of the Council a re- evaluation of the Directing that FM Success the choir its coe- ditor Station and in has also received a Rockefeller the present live to seven Incum- Yeoman Laird Cummings Yeomans methods and functions by strumental ensemble was Robert Post- War Fellowship in the Hu- bents from the Conservatory Board of the campus literary maga- Council is needed But he pointed fountain profe- sur of singing WOBC- FM although a radio neophyte is a going con- and manities a Guggenheim Fellow- would form the core of this group zine maintained in a recent inter- out that enthusiasm from campus tad of huial organizations cern Stan Robinson station director said the new outlet in the ship and a grant from the Amer- The joint meeting of the regular view The Yeoman has come under writers and evaluation by interest- Co- ntrvatoiv ican Philosophical Society and the Temporary Board and the lire lately for poor content and lay- ed readers would substantially which went on the air three weeks ago was a broadcasting SporMiii d by the Obcrlin Alum out ni James Joyce Yeats and D H election of the Temporary Boards remedy the Yeomans condition success Of Iitt- bui ith the imuii an Although each student contrib- i Lawrence among the authors officers would be moved from April red a the sole are The proposed Council investiga- The station carries the same programs as WOBC- AM participants in a May utes 111 anually for its publica- two- treated by Professor Ellmann in to hnur pi i at one- tion of the magazines budget could with several qualifications Because of FCC reg- ram Calvarv Fni Twice monthly meetings of the tion only half of the student important opa various publications result in exclusion of art re- Church in East Liberty In- body reads the Yeomen he ex- the ulations an educational FM station cannot carry commerc- uied in productions Cummings noted that the program were Schutz plained and even fewer students ials When WOBC- AM broadcasts g Unto the art works cost is greater than the Lord a New Song read it critically This apathy is due a commercial the FM station us inchs student appreciation warrants courses Cantta no 10 and Sump to the closed minds of students who ually a public service an- Ramblers airs Rendezvous Stirs Controversy antes I Feel Like a Motherless New Lost City have built up an image of the He said he wants to keep the nouncement Also to satisfy stipul- Child Popular music is featured on a cvri1 magazine as being not worth read- Yeoman in its present form but ations in the charter the AM out- Rendezvous heard week- days 5- ing Cummings declared He added appealed to the student body for let must broadcast three more 555 pm Rendezvous was the Music that generally it is only literature support He urged interested stu- hours than the FM station Present Mountain subject of hot dispute when Rob- majors who are really interested dents to make their appreciation Dinner Robinson said a listener survey inson objected to playing Rock and Dance Cummings agreed with Bliss and criticisms known to Yeoman is planned for sometime before Sat- Penn Old Joe Claik and Roll However other staff mem- Uncle Steve Gibbs Folk Song Club pres- Cartwright president of Student editors and Council members urday to determine the number of of the College folk will bers felt that a large segment of the rest ident said While the mountain students who listen to WOBC- FM Offers M Finney Chapel for a the campus was interested in the USIC gather in form is not as polished as blue- stomp when the Describe New Shows idiom and that the show should go Southern mountain grass Gibb said it is every bit presents the New on A compromise was reached Buffet Folk Song Club as lively Langeler Aid Director Discussing programming Robin- Sat- stipulating that Rendezvous will Supper Lost City Ramblers 8 pm program may be son noted that one of the biggest Tickets for the feature only historical rock and 8 a urday 1 Co- op and segments of air time is devoted to ght club background purchased for at the roll not current hits 3 motif Social PnrH ill V11 Accompanying themselves with the Music Shop or 125 at the classical music Along with daily l nr- Long- Run Plans sym- t i r mrp nf yp cn banjo guitar mandolin fiddle and door Makes broadcasts of operas and WOBC also features several non- r Mike Seeg- phonies traditional with WOBC musical programs Newest entry in nidht March 10 in Rec general foot- stamping Centralizing the complex finan rtiM Wilder Tom Taley and John Cohen several new programs have been this field is Scope A Reaction To v Social Board er cial aid program of the College and l1rnian rural American folk istrar zoology lecturer and lab in- added The Week with Alan Furst and onnounced yesterday will perform oodrich Swings long range planning constitute the i wfma- l 30s The G structor Mr Langeler plans to One of these Keyboard is an Bill Schechner heard at midnight dance will fea songs of the milOs and assignment of George Langeler as a burnt originally from Man- Nearly 80 students pulled taffy meet with various Administration hour of piano music with com- on Fridays According to Schechner MippiT served con- singers all new Director of Financial Aid wuuve y sing old tunes corn danced and sang committees to learn whats going mentary by Conservatory junior the show is an open- ended hour with the dancing Bands hattan will pick and popped post b en- Sat- When he assumes this July to get a Steve Anderson The show is featuring interviews impersona- Richr1 Riccardi adapted for square dances and 8 to 12 midnight at Goodrich on and feel for his new and Gary 1 Langeler presently regis- 9- will provide urday night The party was spon- Mr appointment This summer he will broadcast 10 pm Sunday eve- tions seldom- heard records and music through tertainment College said that he by Social Board trar of the travel to Dartmouth Harvard and nings Two other new programs WOBCs only regular traffic re- Southern mountain music is a sored pre- Tickt- ts Board hopes to uphold tradition and Princeton to investigate their poli- play the music required in Music port 1 According to John Muth at Sisn r r of the present bluegrass forerunner hold vent the eroding of opportunity cies of financial aid History and Music Appreciation See WOBC p 4 we at the is used member Social Board may Recreation Office in form of folk music and to come to Obcrlin as tuition in- Uer singing similar parties in the future mainly as a background for creases Mr Langeler will gather in one department the allocation of schol- grants approval Rodins arships loans and Young Pu Create m m icassos of job applications He also plans Ease wz to conduct a long range analysis Europeans of trends in expenses which result from rising tuition costs and the Works of Art in Various Media effects they will have on expanded financial aid By ANNE SPEAKMAN ft Policies Study Administration Miniature Picassos and Rodins aloud the children painted all of veal strikingly similar reactions to US of Trustees estab- ranging in age from five to 12 the mouses activities from a bed each composition eps about The Board lished the office of Director of Fi- transform poster paint hunks of room scene to a mouse party Haydns Toy Symphony evoked By DAVID ZIEGtER nancial Aid after a study of the clay and limitless imagination into One of the artists when asked if bnght colors in delicate abstract on the coun The re- works of art every Saturday morn- she was painting the inside or out- designs while three Bach chorales The IAP MB Hp roDorts to the campus College Administration ncsr re 10 1 LP catlllau VC 1 iwu o- n 1 A marina it sponsibilities of the new position ing in the basement of Allen Art side of Mrs Tittlemouses house inspired the use of muted purple m w hi f T and n a larger sense Amenca it vf rviwn distributed between Museum replied neither its just things and brown shapes The children re- lt to tk J are currently li I countries the Dean of Women Dean of Men The artists all children of Fam- floating in space sponded to Moussorgskys Pictures and the Admissions Office Mr ily Members of the Friends of Art An even smaller amateur em- at an Exhibition with striking col- Langeler stressed his intention to are instructed in painting drawing phatically described her composi- ors and large blunt figures 1 ng y opinio ui u onin our answers to improve their fminH t a 101w of these sources in wood cutting and modeling in two- tion a large red form as a color Make Wood Cuts rweaecr t mmst nns we in turn touna out make liberal use o j t in- groups ut iiiiU uu aDoui America arm u om tiiriuw n an advisory capacity hour classes supervised by College design or maybe a horse An Two of older students are thcm ri tensely serious girl engrossed working with Th Mr Langeler will be responsible students On a typical Saturday little metal instruments to friendly to us We could gouge ZTV f a inaccur- those most for recommending policy in such from 30 to 40 children attend the in painting large circular figures on out wood and linoleum sur- itical na report though somewhat to tell them twd again often sense a tacit plea areas as proportion of aid alloted sessions her paper decisively added a smile faces The design outlines are Jou i ft ately Americas problems were wrong roli that their newspapers to men or to women to College or We want to see how the chil- to each one transforming an ab- rolled with oil paint and printed on Criticize two sentences of ex- de- paper College jun- stract design a paper fatm wriat about the Tarty Did Not Often one or Conservatory students and for dren react on into paperful of Future projects include the em of v intended only as an in- ior Georgia supervisor faces carving of chess Why did But questions criticizing America planation veloping criteria in cases of need Tufts art men and mobiles Wade or to the problem were Play Compositions fnl a person never came from government troduction arising after entry Policy recom for the classes remarked referring and work in wax paper and leaves m Dackhr unen t Up the them to to experiments in music story- In a previous class musical com- Assisting Miss his nnti tv Communist Party officials On sufficient for mendations wUl be submitted and Tufts in the facts to be the want on Financial Aid telling conducted with the younger positions were played while the classes are Carole Taynton Kirs- num ilf the fact that contrary they tried hard To say that we didnt the Committee Adminis- painted paintings re- ten t never bringing up a Peoples Democ- composed of faculty and children children The Schipper Susan Hilgart Susan there emlloyed the fact perfect hosts Cuba to become might offend than Last week after hearing the sulting from this experiment pres- Lince Judy Burzynski and Becca JrTipentLS llUle unemployment anything they thought racy for example was more tration gov- addition to his duties as reg Tale of Mrs Tittlemouse read ently on display in the museum re Tufts eir rip indicating us or cause us to criticize their p 4 In that by Sec IAC Pers only too readily ernments Criticisms were made Tuesday Page 2 THE OBERLIN REVIEW Februalg QZt 9berltn Eebieto Old Times There to the Editor Published by the students of Oberlin College every Tuesday and Friday during the Letters winter ana spring semesters excepting holidays and examination penods Subscription 550 or the full year 350 a semester ten cents a copy Advertis The Rtrwu welcomes letters from flatten on any subject The ing rates on request Advertising copy deadlines are 9 am Monday and Thursday ti I lo 300 worJs and to refuse publication to letters of Entered as second class matter at the Oberlin Ohio post office April 2 1911 Office Are Not Forgotten iitn or for which then it insufficient space Letters 60 South Pleasant Street Telephone 774- 4271 libelous content mun i publication Anonymous the Review ofic two days More letters cannot h ut reason names will be withheld Carole Walker homver lor sufficient upon reauest Not LT4 VOL 90 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 27 1962 NO 36 ten signatures will be printed with any letter m give sand of which 35 percent is Ne- WILLIAM SCHECHNER EDITOR I have just read Revolution in The best answer I can is Imitation State of main- gro has four Negroes with an- Dial Deplores Union Messaoe Steven Steury Business Mannger Mississippi a special report by that the South is out of the A Pete 10000 or more u TTin sntirpstionc u Peter Gourevitch A M Guest Associate Editors eco- nual income of H well- stream of American polities lO UK mmui i w mi 11111 sin David Anderson Susan Gottlieb Managing Editors Tom Hayden which is a sociology also and 80 percent of the Negroes have s suiul- whereas this particular Carol Baggot Stanley Ornstein Second Page Editors documented factual presentation nomics and uuenni iu iiuwui sMch of annual incomes of 1500 or less again I nearly fell out of fallen short of f Thomas Crider News Editor of the voter registration and that morality is only a part done it this gal pcr Redmont Snorts Editor US 1958 figures laughing when I read that the point of this Dennis freedom ride activity in McComb this larger picture While the my chair speech went Steven Sinding Assistant Sports Editor Rostow Of course this predominance of student bodys demi- tasse ver- my head due to the is also excellent North according to the fact that k Janet Silver l- xcnangc Editor Mississippi It an Econom- the lower class is a product of of President Kennedy had tak- air rises One Frederic Bench Wendy Conklin Sidney Kushner contribution to the formidable in- in his The Stages of sion should never f take- the social system there is no himself to follow most that when one Jonathan Lipsky Anne Spealunan City Editors stitution of Northern prejudice of ic Growth entered the en it upon tries t0 folI Brian Freeman David Hollister Advertising Manager on Civil War the need to argue that with North- humbly in Jacks footsteps with a the footsteps of a great which Oberlin is one of the most before the man ore Joel Brainard Carpenter Circulation Managers segregationist can mpus John stage of erners But a statcoftheca- message I own footprints vigorous supporters South has entered this can be easily h economic growth only within the no more believe that the South- only regret that the speech was not inished into little more DAVID ISSUE It is not in response to this than chrt ANDERSON EDITOR simple ern Negros present condition is the true democratic entracks in the single pamphlet only but to a last two decades This published in Kinds of timf economic observation has many the product of his environment spirit for all to enjoy Charles E Dial long succession of pamphlets be- implications than the Northern liberal can Interested students can indeed Administrative As- films Arch Sevens personal con- social istan in y Parties and the Campus lieve that it is the product of the and versations and crusades that I Southern society in the main give valuable contributions Investment Office of the Negros natural inferiority Each Before the College assumes the appearance of a year- write And it is not so much to compared with the rest nation is still a traditional so- has been trained to think in a Ask sym- the action itself that I write as IAC Reps Debate Concerning East Europe round Mock Convention replete with party slogans and modern- certain way But whatever one- people who act to ciety Industrialization 4U u to the their sit- 10 enrnT nun question our bols students should pause and consider the implications of regards as the cause of the ine ranoi uiul 1 4t- A growth 1 ization and economic it i t 4 u attitudes and ideas eany as w 10 leDate the topic Do growing party strength in campus politics have not become key values of uation nothing alters the fact As uie uikhhhiik the Haydens article like so many we heard reports that Achieved in Eastern The increasingly role was clearly the majority of the society This that it exists and that it is an January Europe parties important of its kind is revolutionary pas- of the campus Left fy the Means Used by ComrL traditional orientation is mani- extremely different situation from members the indicated in the last Council election as well as in Councils sionate strewn with violence to accuse the IAC reps nist Governments fested by the fact that Southern- that upon which Northerns who were about Although and in its own way as pre- of presenting a distorted and hos- ourselves disagree on newly adopted replacement procedure Yet several basic ers are frequently willing to sac- have never experienced the real- minor p judiced as the prejudice it pur- picture of conditions in East- our answer to this problems remain unsolved rifice modern benefits such as ity of the South form their tile question hs ports to fight Mr Hayden states ern Europe and to challenge us to continually been an The gap in communication between the Student Coun- free public education public judgments of the South emphatic r at the outset How do we make subject Many We wait to parks public pools and to bear Not Morally Depraved a debate on that hear frm thoe cil and the student body seems to be steadily increasing a situation real to outsiders gone by and no chal- disagree the expense of two school sys- Although there are bigots and weeks have nm CoRgiin This is reinforced by continued student apathy and a those who know not the people trend tems two waiting rooms in all hypocrites in the South as there lenge has appeared involved the state the county growing enrollment The problem of interest is partially a public buildings two of virtual- See WALKIiR p 4 Therefore we would like to chal IAC reps and most of all the social polit- self- engendered cycle an apathetic student body has re- ly everything to maintain the ical economic cultural religious social order Not so sulted in an ineffective and inefficient Student Council an historic pattern we have labelled traditional immediately obvious but equally ineffective Council has fostered a lack of interest in and sup- segregation This report is in- significant is the tremendous port of its programs Council must have broad student sup- tended to make facts real economic loss of the potential Into the Southern not- port if it is to function in its rightful and intended capacity After this comes a truly contribution of millions of Ne- lack of political eco- as a representative organ of student opinion able social groes who are by the caste sys- nomic cultural religious and Advocates of the party system claim tem deprived of economic in- that parties can historic facts other census than itiative productiveness and buy- Situation function as a middle- man in Council- campus relations by Mississippi statistics on several ing power This is simply uneco- stimulating student interest and fostering greater responsi- counties His method of making nomic and can only be explained real was as us- bility on the part of Council members to their constituents the situation by the fact that the South liv- Dave Campbell Parties have indicated their ability to operate in this capaci- ual in this sort of appeal to de- ing by its traditional morality onth- Dove Campbell College sophomore He is attempting to emphasize The vote is scribe incidents of brutality will sacrifice much to keep the the immtiiifc ty through forums and attempts to focus attention on par- espot has recently returned from trip to a citi- ngL- reports from Mississippi the fact that the majority of goal of SNCCs vot trafe Negro in his place Jackson Mississippi ticular issues Their efforts however have been sporadic jail cells and evidence of the zens in that state are not receiv- drive yet the ultimate goal o ing rights and uneven moral depravity of Southern South Not Todays World Mississippi considered by some their full as members the Southern Revolution is not I woulrl like to an of the community and in vote or a hamburger a Another important function is the partys ability to whites make The places of black and white as the bastion of Southern seg- that the or provide an informed and easily accessible basis for voting attempt of my own at making constitute as Mr Hayden notes regation has the lowest per fact the structure is benefiting bus ride but the trinsformws the Southern situation real to only a small number of whites of the Negros self- imace Through Party platforms could provide a concise and fairly accurate in his pamphlet one of the few capita income of any state in the outsiders promised facts I was able to country Paradoxically it not Smith is also making every effort these structure chanties in tht picture of a candidates political orientation to point out to the public that Southern way of life the N- I Am a Southerner find a caste system uninflu- only supports its own White Citi- However a party system raises several problems the enced by the movement of ideas zens Councils with tax payers he is not out to seek revenge egro can realize his indiviJia I am a Southerner from a greatest of which is the necessity for a substantial and clear- in the rest of the United States money but also contributes to That revenge is the underlying worth and look upon hrrt state that says Never Ala- motivation cut of and in the world And in todays those of other states This state behind every Negro with dignity and respift division on issues Results an opinion poll made by a bama I am also violently op- candidacy is an world meaning a modern in- is also spending the most money accusation com- Fails To Meet Standards committee of sophomores in the Fall of 1960 indicated posed to segregation I came to among that dustrialized world caste is for research in the continuation mon segregationists The Mississippi Fiee Pa the possibility of such a polarity did Oberlin expecting in a liberal As Kennedy tried to reli- exist the parties must medieval But the South is not in of segregation through legal take conceived as an imieprr eit u- college open minds curiosity gion out his work to clarify it todays world means of election Smith is nbiased newspaper vln- e pmxe and inevitable but perfectly nor- trying to avoid of is of Moral condemnation of segre- centralization was to present an objective jx- Finally there the question party responsibility Three crucial advances signifi- mal misunderstanding I found is the campaign around the issue Can the function as of gation a phenomenon of the rtrait for all people of Mississi- parties an effective means articulating to my surprise well- formed cant in the Southern turmoil are of skin color by twentieth century Southern so- directing his ppi the fallacies and weikne student opinion or will they prove inadequqate in the Col- opinions lack of information an presently developing in Jackson appeal ciety today uninfluenced by the towards an examination of the States government an unwillingness to listen to other the capital of Mississippi Robert of the lege context movement of ideas is still es- blatant injustices of the its economic and social patters opinions or believe that South- Smith the first non- white to run Southern With a reevaluation if not in fact a revision of the sentially the same as that larger way of life editions I read were di- erners might have any but biased for national office in the 20th The American society whose morality Importance of the Vote wpointing meet present preferential election system now underway it is im- opinions and on occasions down- century is running for Congress they did not fc the US Supreme Court reflected The campaign will open up I learned however perative that the campus answer two basic questions Does right hostility This was not the an independent newspaper The standard it i when declared separate but new paths of thought among the that the money ha not Seel the student body want to incorporate a political party sys- reaction of the majority but of Mississippi Free Press aimed at equal acceptable and Constitu- Negroes particularly in respect the wib the minority but the minority both Negro and white subscrib- available to hire nun tem in its student government And can a party system pro- tional in the nineteenth century to their political potential ves was and is that group which is ers printed its first edition Dec It will would have edited the lapcr vide adequate and effective means of bridging demonstrate to them the import- ility the gap which the most vocal and Caste System Reinforced 16 the Freedom Iiider drag the necessary impar si active trials ance of periodically appears between the student body and their rep- on as court expenses the vote in their strug- objectivity The pn itiahty i The greatest shock for me was Reinforcing the traditional caste continue to gle for political economic and so- such a paper is linntli i and thj resentatives to discover that the Northerner structure of Southern society is fill Southern treasuries and the cial rights The voter registration example is one of tin most pra- There is substantial evidence that the parties have liberal or otherwise does not be- its history of slavery Southern Freedom Rides are being re- evaluated drive conducted by the Student ising attempts to ailed attttas great However they must a lieve that in the South segrega- society has always been caste so- potential take more active role Nonviolent Coordinating Com- and warped though patten tion is morally sanctioned The ciety since the seventeenth cen- Robert Smith if they are to prove themselves a valuable component of will not win this mittee is being aeceleiated and The legal defeme of the Fre- Southern way of life is sup- tury Northern society never was election nor does he to student government expect will undoubtedly make consid- edom Riders has bu n taken evr cb ported not contradicted by the Another contributing factor is the His opponent Hon John Wil- erable progress in the course of by the NAACT winch as of hi- moral beliefs of the whites who higher ratio of Negroes to whites liams is too deeply entrenched in Smiths campaign i I p 41 Segregationists in the South is See C AMIm Boola Boola practice it do not what happening the Southern system of one- party in Northern suffer from open or secret guilt cities where migra- politics to be defeated But the tion of Well it has finally happened No not something peri- complexes because of their treat- Southern Negroes is in- significance of Smiths compaign of Negro creasing the Negro ra- pheral like the demolition of the Memorial Arch or three- ment the to white is clear Gaining time on radio tio and the present class dis- color comics in the next issue of Burnt Star but a truly epic To reconcile segregation with and television is providing an un- TIRED Christianity or with any other tribution of the Southern Negro equalled opportunity to crystal- OF LONG DELAYS event there is a ethical tradition is no problem much larger lower lize for the residents of Missis- We first got wind of the way class in the Negro caste than things were moving when for the White Supremacist He in sippi tile basic problems and in- Order your records DEALERS PRICES the while caste By direct at Saga moved in at the snack bar junked the ten cent lemon- has learned this combination way of illus- tricacies inherent in the econom- my from the day he was born is tration home town Mobile ic political ade and bought a new jukebox Our suspicions were further it and social structure Instant service All orders the day as received Alabama population 230 thou processed same aroused when twisting couples packed Rec Hall night after accepted just as any business- of their slate man in his daily life acts con- THE RECORD CLUB AMERICA night this fall grinding the fragile traditions of a half- trary to Sunday morning teach- OF WOO HER HEART WITH century of orientation mixers into the hardwood floor ings and does not suffer from a Bx 22 York Penna Yet the event itself was still a shock With the Col- guilt complex either he does not JOIN TODAY lege desolate of traditional activists they were marching in take the ethical ideas seriously SEE CIRCULAR FOR DETAILS or he interprets them differently flowers by WOOD Cleveland and Washington leaving no one to mind the store TIT from those who think him im- We a group of nouveau activists took paint in hand wire flowers everywhere and turned moral for acting as he does He OBERLIN INN BLOCK Harkness and Baldwin into we hesitate to utter the fatal simply lives as everyone else PHONE 774- 2611 word sororities The Fairchild women were quick to fol- around him lives low suit All the trappings are there minus some folderol It is in the words white su- the tennis shoes premacy like rushing members activities But they will come Even that the key to this moral sanction is found The I you wear fry everywhere now you cant get into Harkness unless you know the hand- basic premise of the social struc- Ihe APOLLO GLx shake ture of the South is that the Ne- TONITE TENNESSEE WILLIAMS While applauding what may be a Greek Renaissance gro is naturally and inherently US we still wonder what will become of the Colleges self- image inferior to the white This idea The Roman Springs of Mrs Stone W becomes political economic r and The winter scene is traditionally associated the dol- with social supremary in practice The WED EVE ONLY FEB drums Wet snow coats the ground as social academic in system is instilled into a South- 28 Winner of fact almost all activity melts away Even the worms in the ern child by the simple method 8 Academy Awards square are gone While life is little more exciting than a of example and imitation It is FROM HERE TO ETERNITY learned like eating and tying Saga Sunday dinner one knows where one is Wh BURT LANCASTER FRANK SINIATRA ones shoes this is the way one DEBORAH KERR Now all that will change Frivolity song and dance acts Later when the child begins THURS FRI SAT moonlight serenades madcap rushing adventures will break to think to ask why he learns MARCH 1- 3 the stillness of the midnight campus Although we rather from the unanimity around him liked our pristine mud bowl we must not let nostalgia cloud this is why one acts this way our vision But why has such a social ord- er so blatantly in contradiction I Yet since current trends seem to herald the demise with expressed American ideals of at least a part of the College we know we pause to bid it perpetuated itself so efficiently LOOK FOR THE BLUE UBEL misty farewell Daisy picking in Tappan Square rambles on for so long American ideals of the back of a motor scooter tray sliding in liberty and justice for all are the arb all seem to varying degrees to be marked for limbo practiced in We could go on but we must not be other parts of the country Why needlessly maudlin Rather we turn our eyes to the future is the South out of the main- consoled with the knowledge that it is but a scant 11 months stream of American morality until the first annual Winter Carnival ws SPECIAL JET FLIGHT Also Noted Professionally designed for top- flight tennis- TO EUROPE and just as right Its almost too quiet to study in the Reserve Reading Room since for campus and casual wear Made with all of Keds those new fluorescent lights were installed Thank heaven the radiator June 27 NEW YORK- PARIS exclusive comfort features still knocks SO plus rugged toe guard and a special traction sole Aug 30 PARIS- NEW YORK that stops on a dime With the multi- stripe in back ROUNDTRIP FARES 326 thats your sign of quality Pick up your pair today Half for children suns ALTERING DRfSSfS fari Operated by LOVEBFrenchwoman AIR FRANCE For reservations please Quick and Excellent Service Childhood Adolescence Virginity Marriage write to Adultery Divorce Women Alone 21 W ColUg From Haberl 59 213 The FRENCH COUNTERPART Dearborn Place of the Kinsey Report Powers Dawley vpttalrt Botia Tramboff Phono 774731 Ithaco NY French Dialogu with English subtitle 17 1 Wait College Street r V osdaFebruary 27 1962 THE OBERLIN REVIEW Page 3 IllatnieiiTrounceReserve Lords Trounce Mermen 63- 32 Cagers Drop Heidelberg 62- 45 Fink Sets Freestyle Records 6- 2 Post Record pre- OAC In a meet sprinkled with four record smashing perform- 84- ances the Akron EliminatesYeomen 65 hosting Yeomen lost to the powerful Kenyon Lords By DAVE CARROW swimming team Saturday 63- 32 Mace Fink and the Lords Within the space of 22 hours Saturday the Yeomen played two Ohio Conference tour- Two brothers with two wins helped lead a wellco- nditioncd Phil Mayher were the individual record breakers 62- 45 18- 10 nament games at Akron defeating the Heidelberg Princes and losing to the Akron Yeomen wrestling team to an victory over West- Fink broke both the 220 440 and Zips 84- 65 The loss them from before a small in yard freestyle marks eliminated title contention Saturday crowd Cleveland The for the school 2- ern Reserve Yeomens season record is now 6 team to 10 of in times of 2164 and 4578 re- The had been scheduled play the Princes in Memorial Gym pm Friday but match the last regular one the season brought the Crimson The third victory for the locals spectively The 440 event win was a monstrous traffic snarl near Medina forced the bus to go 20 miles out of its way With the 6- 2 besides those of Fink came in the record to also a pool mark The old records team pushing cars out of the way Mark and Jerry round last event the 400- yard freestyle The brothers were 2177 and 5049 the driver Jim Reinker somehow rlniiemne in Kent Millikan relay in 3449 After taking a lead in OAC in the threey- earold Con- goal The first one narrowed a 2- 13 Scripture comwuuiuu wrestling in his 440- managed to complete the drive The heavy- In the yard freestyle the at the opening the Yeomen had a ference Tournament The Princes margin to nine points 147 pound class and the usual lawless style decisioned his mid- he Lords Tim Pierce started at a very contest began promptly at Stahlcy 14 respectively Mark a opponent 3- 0 fast difficult time holding it at the coach Kent had let his At 1027 they fell behind by weight class Freshman Larry pace in night In- an effort to open a wide finish The Lords anchorman players warm up for a full hour as Wyatt Webb the Zips junior taking the place of Gladieux whipped his op- Dave sophomore Reserve margin on Fink a Evans Doug Spelman and Jim Jones wrestling 5- usually slow narrowed the gap from while waiting for the tardy Yeomen star continued to score on his dead jured Les Lawrence was ponent 0 in their 157 match were most consistent Yeomen starter However Fink quickened about 10 yards to inches in a the By game time they had lost much ly jump shot But here the eventual 7- 1 fur m hlS IirSl IMliin Gladieuxs record now stands at hitting 16 and 12 points each hp his pace without tiring He took ious duel with John Trauger in of their sharpness losers counterattacked Four min- uirr Hni it rif the lav for the season He along with Mil- mnsl eMiwih control of the race at 150- game respectively Emmett Keeler com- utes 25- opponent 7- the yard The Purple Lords The Yeomen shot 25 of 66 later the score read 18 But jecisiuncd his Reserve likan has a good chance to take started the 17 grabbed 11 re- mark and continued to pull away scored points pared to 17 for 57 by the losers the drive ended abruptly Ak- a junior easily decisional Conference honors meet off by setting a pool record and 6 Jerry from his competition fin- bounds and blocked three shots in 49 5- 1 until the in the 400- The winners were outrebounded ron outscored them for the remain- heavyweight opponent by a At 137 yard medley relay Their game his pounds Jerry Lancz lost ish the first to 41 16- 5 time of 4002 broke the record but many of the Princes were der of the half The halftime count the teams only real defeat of the Coach 41- Ralph Bibler seemed which was set last by Defense Wins First gained in the last few seconds on score was 23 Thomas was day 3- 2 This a week the Co- captain Brian was hard fought pleased with his teams perform- missed tips For the losers Henry overweight going into evenly Ohio Wesleyan team in 4107 Defense won the first game cold Shoot 12 Percent two pounds matched contest in which ance He said the score did not in- Fowler scored 15 points and Fred forced to forfeit Lanczs opponent Co- captain Bill Fenstemachcr shooting 9 for 42 in the first half Webb scored 17 points during the the match and was one of Reserves dicate the good times of some of Stetler nabbed 10 wrestled best men and Steve King were able to race lost the second The Crimson con- half Only Jones and Spelman kept in the 123 pound class lie was warned for stalling the Yeomen Later day the team re- to trolled the defensive backboard in in the team ridicul- in an exhibition match in the final frame At 177 pounds the finish line shortly before the the from looking too his man The performances against Ken- game turned to the fieldhouse to battle all- second Purple natator in the 50 the Heidelberg and their ous combining for 17 points Spel and after toying with him and nigged sophomore Al Ross came yon point to a favorable outcome the Zips Yeomen once again tough defense did not the The to- 2- 1 yard freestyle That second and allow man Keeler and Willie Austin owing him to escape from four pin through with a win over his man for the Crimson at the Conference met their big problem of the sea- in third brought the score to 10- 15 at Princes many good shots The eve- gether shot 3 for 25 an abominable holds pinned him in the third a close match meet next weekend he said The son an inability to score Not until the end of three events ning game was somewhat different 12 percent The players were get 645 had passed did they hit a field In the fouth event the individual The poor shooting let the Zips run ting the shots but the ball contin- medley Mayher set a pool record away with an early lead which the ually rolled around the rim and out of 2168 In so doing he inspired Yeomen could not get back Fencers End Season Akron shot 45 percent whereas the the Crimsons Dave Kumpe to his Against Heidelberg Keeler com- Yeomen hit only 21 percent Sale of Books and Miscellaneous pleted a layup in the second minute Stuff best performance of the year by 4 Willi The second half saw a different second The record Mayher broke of play to give the Yeomen a lead Double Victory game as the locals became inspired which they never lost The Princes The Book Store has a number of used books both for grown- belonged to Kumpe with a time of In a brilliant exhibition of It took the team the whole first 2223 and existed stayed close for most of the first half to score 23 points Only 10 min- for only V2 polished fencing the Crimson ups and children currently on sale Also a number of chi- months The junior set it against half utes were required to accomplish Akron earlier this year Come Back swordsmen finally realized this at the start of the second But ldrens books which are new are being marked down in an The Purple Lords took first and But after coming back to trail by their full potential last Sat- Akron was shooting as well as be second in each of the following only two points at 721 they hit a urday afternoon as they over- fore and after 719 the Yeomen of 200- by 21 points effort to reduce the inventory before the end the fiscal four events the diving the six- minute scoring blanket allow- whelmed both Fenn College trailed yard butterfly 100- yard freestyle ing Smiths charges to Pull Together is April 30 Coach Julian and Rochester Tech by iden- year which and the 200- yard backstroke In pull away with a 10 point lead Then the team pulled itself to 16- 11 each event except the butterfly 18- 8 Heidelberg never came closer tical scores at the Case gether for another surge and eight In addition to the books there are a few posters and art prints the race for second place was very than five points in the half With the gym minutes later narrowed the deficit at half price and a number of other items all reduced close half- time score 29- 22 half of the The win over Fenn was doubly to only 10 points Another 16 to 5 Jay Coniam was one- half point 150 sleepy spectators departed rewarding since the Foxes had just scoring spurt by the Zips put the behind the second range Kenyon diver Behind Keeler Spelman and edged the Yeomen 14- 13 last week- game beyond the of a counter Trauger one- was tenth of a second Jones the Crimson usually kept end rally COLLEGE BOOK STORE behind the second Kenyon 100- yard comfortably ahead into the wee Fenn was the first victim of the For 11V2 minutes Ed Wilson and freestyler And the Lords Gullion hours After building a 13 point day as foilmen George Klepacz and Bill Stevens scored all but two of touched out freshman Gary Gault lead the Yeomen played the los- Bob Scott each copped three wins 26 Akron points Webb finished with for second place in the closest race ers on even terms until the last four to lead the team Sabermen Al 25 Wilson added 24 and Stevens of the day the 200- yard breast minutes when they again hit a spurt Buhl and Don Sanning and epee had 19 For the Yeomen Spelman troke With 58 seconds left Dave Andrews man Bob Longman each garnered led with 16 Dave Greenberg and Bruce McClelland swam the 200 hit his only basket of the morning two wins while Tom Elden John Jones had 12 each and Austin yard breaststroke for the first time to give the team its largest margin Shank Bob Leighninger and junior chipped in 11 all in the second half this year and took a second place 62- 43 epeeman Al Thompson fencing in The Yeomen shot 50 percent in in the event The victory was the teams first competition for the first time added the second half and finished with one victory apiece 24 for 72 Akron on the other hand CAMP COUNSELOR OPENINGS hit 35 of 75 a 47 percent average Klepacz Wins Six The taller Zips outrebounded the UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS The locals had not beaten Ro- Yeomen 62 to 39 The losers Min age 19 and completion of at least 1 year of college chester since 1959 Klepacz again grabbed 34 rebounds in the first half GRADUATE STUDENTS and FACULTY MEMBERS won three bouts as he turned in the but only five in the second The THE OF PRIVATE CAMPS only perfect 6- 0 day of the season Crimson incidentally have not ASSOCIATION Freshman Pete Flood fenced two beaten Akron since 1956 comprising 350 outstanding Boys Girls Brother- Sister and Co- Ed Camps bouts and showed much promise Akron will play Baldwin- Wallace located the New England Middle Atlantic and Canada throughout States although losing them both the 80- 61 conqueror of Hiram this INVITES YOUR INQUIRIES concerning summer employment as Head Saber came through again with Friday for the northern division Counselors Groups Leaders Specialties General Counselor Sanning Shank 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there i tsU o CONTINUED FROM 2 Concertos JON MARGOLIS are more of them than the na- os 3 anrt are anywhere I contend that enna Opera4O- in Sergeant Warden and the captains tional press would have you be YAF Conclave State From here to Eternity next Southern whites are neither big- at rchestra of Wednesday wife one is a bit bored anxious lieve to eliminate discrimina- Rolib the Apollos list oted nor hypocritical nor moral- v VrumtT Amnri get to the story tion to a far greater extent than 111 oppoMiig uit wwib night revivals is the famous war to back far better ly depraved simply because they the human at present It should mean ti- cans for Freedom mo uiiugt win elections and therefore we film that won all the academy of Pruitts battle with light maintain the traditional to of Southern Renublicans are expecting be called Republican- firsters Bixler harpSA some years back and was race I nancial support can awards social order of their society do at the purpose Ls 800 Music of deserved them But these occasional slow mo- white and biracial action such a display of high tempers whereas YAF feels the the Medieval r one of the few that not contend that segregationists and ments are made up for by the things do exist as well as Ne- Midwest Young Republican con- to push conservatism Countryside Jones are un- prejudiced that Negroes Adapted from James many good things by Pruitts gro action It should mean ex- vention April 14 Honorary Chairman of the con- Antiqua Grcenbe tells two separate are inherently inferior to whites 900 Music AmirerbLr novel the film story a good modern American changes with Southern colleges According to Brian Freeman ex vention which will be held in in the peacetime upon which Southern whites base for- ing stories of soldiers version of a Greek tragedy Fight- It should mean trying to learn of the Ohio Lol Indianapolis Ind will be Assignments before and their judgments of Negroes is ecutive director army in Hawaii just ing bugling loving outsoldiering more about real conditions in College one of mer Sen William Jenner R 1100 Leacocks Sunshine story simply not true Similarly I con- lop YRs the YRs after Pearl Harbor One is the cares to Pruitt the South and I recommend organiza one of the foremost YAF en- Sketches a any man he Northern liberal cru- the strongest anti- YAF Ind series of Pvt Robert E Lee Pruitt the tend that Caste Walter Judd R Thursday emerges as sympathetic and noble although as a start John Dollards tions in the Midwest hope to dorsers Rep hard- headed tough soldier who saders are prejudiced ad- 400 Smetnas a man who we know will follow and Class in a Southern Town end 30 delegates Minn will deliver the keynote Trio in g n play the game the way his I do not accuse them of being Oistrakh wont his own simple if mystic maxim Also forgive the old Southern to come dress while Sen John Tower R violin unscrupulous captain wants him to hypocritical or morally depraved The big dispute promises A mans gotta do what hes gotta complaint it should mean more Tex will speak at the banquet Saint- Saens Concerto con- they base their judgments to a head when these two factions 0 The other half of the movie in that Col- G m HHP do regardless of the outcome concern with racial discrimina- Col- The Midwest Federation of in DI wife and her of the white Southerner upon the of the Midwest Federation of Mtln Pi cerns the captains Aside from the power of this tion in the North lege Young Republicans covers a ano with the top sergeant facts of the Northern situation lege Young Republicans vie for romance main plot the film excels in some But above all I plead for a 13 including Ohio on the 800 Music of the which are simply not true for control of the Convention Freeman state area Masters as Pruitt fine individual scenes of humor new toward the white Oklahoma and Jan Ewing Montgomery Clift the Southern situation attitude explained that the difference be eastern edge and and Dick Firrr Captains wife drama and violence Furthermore South not regarding it as a on western edge 1130 Schuberts Symph Deborah Kerr as the Against Segregation tween the opposing groups is in the Dakotas the as the sergeant there is the touching tragedy of section of demons but as a de- expects Ohio to have at B at minor and Burt Lancaster I repeat I am against segre- emphasis only We feel the pur Freeman IMladefc all memorable and convincing Angelo Maggio beautifully played veloping area within our own 100 of the 800 delegates Orchestra Ormandy are gation But I am not against the pose of YR is to have Republicans least 1 m only weakness by in was re- help construc- ducting in their roles The Frank Sinatra what South I am for it and its peo- nation that needs is cannot garded as first step of a come- help to develop The North Friday that the film has that it the ple and I want to work with tive two halves equally inter- back Franks come back a long as the more modern and initia- 400 Beethovens Quartet keep its Southerners white as well as Ne- no 8 the scene is of way ting force in the nation failed Campbell E minor Budapest esting Whenever gro as many as possible not just Strir once before follow up a cru- Quartet the radical few to build a new to of guilt before local ordinances sade the Civil War with CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 itneinbergers orderly viable social system which flaunt more basic constitu- Sonata no constructive action The Recon- 1 up 325000 in legal not just to tear down the old has tied tional rights or urgan Bias struction period was actually a money in the trials Mary Ann Herman Views system with dramatic demonstra- fees and bail The new tactic is based on the Destruction period Seg- cases will be ap- 800 tions and then depart leaving the Further All of these full realization that in the South- icnamovskys IilWJ c regation achieve justice certo 1 scars of bitterness and violence was established What pealed until they ern struggle for full citizenship no Gilrk will happen if the North once a federal court At that Chicago upon the people who must learn ie the Negro must be counterposed Symphony Rj Merits of Folk Dancing more after asserting its more NAACP will receive conducting to live side by side as equals time the to local ordinances designed to modern morality fails to seek some of its bail money but much 900 Electronic M By HARRIET JACKSON It will be hard enough for both deny Negro equality It follows Pum genuine and realistic solutions to of it will be lost to the South- mi lYiwMin all language our psychological problems could races to overcome three centuries that the struggle for equality in inbnrige Folk dancing crosses a national problem Is prejudice ern treasuries a fact not with- 1130 Rachmaninoffs 1 be- be solved of tradition to learn new twen- the South must be extra- legal in Prii barriers and breaks the wall of one kind necessary to fight out irony minor Ltnmin She noted an increased interest tieth century ways of thinking the sense of non- cooperation with pUn0i tween spectator and entertainer prejudice of another kind me in folk dancing as evidenced by without making ugly incidents Many Not from CORE segregation laws The new tactic isiu oi Dead op 3 according to Mary Ann Herman Id like to believe it the vehicle of change isnt of the Freedom is only eflective means of i nnaueipnia Orchestra O- co- director of Folk Dance House the establishment of more and The weakness the It is my firm seg- rmandy conducting it is more so- more folk dance groups larger belief that Rides was that many of the buses combatting the present system of in New York City 1200 regation can be overcome COKE- Many Scope with Aian Furst and cial than social dancing as chang- numbers of professional folk danc- with were not afTiliated laws in the South and replacing order sanity and non- violence rsui bcliechniT ing partners encourages dancers to ers increased numbers of folk Notes of the Riders had not been them with more equitable ones for everyone concerned My con- Program meet people dance camps and record companies trained and were unprepared to But the struggle will continue recording more folk mu- ic cern here is by no means just STUDENT RECITAL spend the allotted time in jail until a truly democratic social In an interview Saturday Mrs dance for the whites The less violent neglects one is estab- a series of dances Mrs Herman became interested 730 pm Wednesdav Warner This explanation and political structure WOBC Herman who led the change is the less rancor will week- in folk dancing hus- Concert Hall George Novak trum point however for Riders were lished in the United States and programs on campus last through her CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 be aroused and the easier it will forced out of the jails after 39 want described Folk Dance House band Michael Herman a collector pet Henri Tomasis Tryptique Lee Americans their freedom end be for the Nigroes who will be- The station also hmi ici- ts sp- of folk music In 1940 led Pfcfler piano Haydns Andante days because of a state ordin- and to want in this context is as just a school where people from he folk ecial features gin to take their rightful place in and ance that a person renouncing not merely a pale wish free- This Sun iay for ex all walks of life from the truck dancing at the New York World Varation in F minor Michael for society and who will be living bail 40 days in jail auto- a ample WOBC Will nie- int a mrl driver to the nuclear physicist and Fair Because the demand for Phelps piano Chopins Etude op after dom but hunger which can no fk in the same place with the same 10 matically conceds his guilt This discussion led by Uu k Griscom a all races and religions come to dance instruction continued after no 6 Impromptu op 29 Mary longer be denied of people long long after the cru- representative of the Peace Corps the Fair the Hermans established ou Portnoy piano Schuberts Son is but one of the peculiarities of folk dance saders have come Folk Dance House and gone ata op 122 Susan Cable piano Southern justice Folk dancing offers several val- Seeregation Archaic Scarlattis Longo 457 4G9 463 The purpose of the bail as il- CORRECTION over social dancing Mrs Her- ues Segregation an archaic social Joanna Cherry piano Chopins lustrated above is self- defeating Last Fridays Review mistakenly Council man commented She cited the structure in a modern world will Nocturne in C sharp minor op 27 since the money is perpetuating identified Joeham Slothouwer Salz- greater varieties of music available become archaic in CONTINUED FROM PAGE the South with no 1 the un- American Southern sys- burg exchange student from the painless edu- IAC Emma Lee Tucker piano folk dancing its the growth Shapiro legislation o for of industrialization Bachs Prelude and Fugue in E ma tem Another factor in the re- Academic Mozarteum as an Aus criticized the value and the fact that cational CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 and modernization in other areas from bail to is a parties into Council and the clas- seeming that jor Prelude and Fugue in A minor versal jail that trian He is native of Amster it is exercise without of life Of course desegregation sification of independents as a united enough explanation for most of from WTC II payment of bail is an admission dam Holland way can and must them One fellow even asked us be pushed as party under this system Mrs Herman added that the fast as SENIOR UECITAL why we do to possible but as quietly beneenner added that a revamp is the only place didnt Cuba what 830 pm Thursday Warner Con United States Russia did and undramatically as possible of this system might be a Rood o- sis- to Hungary go in and cert Hall Donald Downs violin where men regard dancing as But pushing docs not mean form- pportunity to increase campus inte- then withdraw quickly before any- assisted by Margaret Lacy Conservatory syish All over the world men ing opinion clos- piano rest one else could do anything ones and then in Council dominant roles in folk Mozarts Sonata in B flat major CONTINUED FROM 1 men sophomore have the ing ones eyes and ears and PAGE and senior would Bob Ellickson defended it as majority of dances Ask Opinion of Gagarin Bachs Sonata in G minor for viol to dances and the heart and rushing in to do battle 5 The Temporary Board would be required have only one can mathematically the be t system designed them Perhaps If Occasionally someone in Bartoks First Rhapsody to- are for who had waving a pure white banner supervise elections instead of a spe- didate instead of four and the possible within the conn xt of pr- this pattern Mrs become our friend would Brahms Sonata in D minor op 108 we followed ask It should mean joining in cial election committee Elections tal number of candidates neces oportional redistribution elections said jokingly many of apologetically Excuse me Herman for partnership with Southern lib would be held no later than the sary would be eight He commented that the main faults bringing this up 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