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" ~ '-~19 _ ~9\j Vol. 58 Cincinnati, Ohio Friday, February 28, 1969 No. 31 UCWorkers' Pay Examined·Effecls,.JuStificolionofcivii Saga Above Minimum Le'vel DisobedienceReceiveScruiiny , / The motivation of civil pr o b e.lm , Non-violence, she A meeting Tuesday resulted in a complete forty-~au~ week since commit.tee. The employee is given disobedience" as well as its ability argued, "has not gotten for blacks proposal to raise minimum wages she began working m September a w r i t ten war n 1n g and to effect substantial changes the respect of the whites ... -1 of all University of Cincinnati full of 1968." The lady. was laid off "counseling" three times; the. within a society fell under think they have to go through time employees to $2.00 per wit h 0 u t - pro per not ice; ~ourth. off.ens~ is cause for scrutiny Wednesday night, as Mrs. black power." hour. Jim Finger, Joe Herring, and accordingly, she was-rehired after immediate dlsmI~al. .. pony' Brokaw, a Cincinnatian and WIthout riots she sees as Mark Painter represented the the, UBA's intervention because Moyers _alspoint was that of a Black \ Center. the recommendation of President elements.' Responding to one member of waitress fired from the Rhine The. ' wa-ge. investigation GW, Senatevoted an inquiry into What alarms him, Altman said, the class who ·saw a need to room, III talking to a group of recommended by President Glen the possiblity of "extra-college is "a disregard for the fiber of the recognize the rights of the students, the lady remarked that Weissenberger is a result of .a accreditation," particularly a Law and what is good about it." "oPPreSsed majority," Altman she had been fired for "talking motion passed by the, last Open 'policy allowing a student to take It is ,leaving the framework of the expressed as unfortunate the

too much:' to other students in Forum. I twelve elective hours outside his Law, he said, that allows "Hitlers" misunderstanding and intolerance the dining area. After the UBA Before -the bill for the probe own college. to assume their power. of different value systems within intervened, she was reinstated by could- be passed a number of Other action at Senate included Challenging the feasibility of this society, but concluded that the Food Service. Senators voiced objections. another investigation into the non-violence as a means to he feels that Americans must Saga ~aintained that sh~ had Sen a te Treasurer Ch uck par--~i?g situation as. wel~ as an provoke ~ocial revolutio~, Mrs... e~en~ually re~l~ze the priority of been - f ir e d for "consistent Littleton implied that he thought additional probe concernmg the ~rokaw ~Ited the Bla~k dilemma dignity and rights over. prf:)perty lateness. She had never worked a the in uirto be out of the NR. . 10 America as an example of the before any gap can be bridged. q f ys '. b Senate passed a motion to bounds 0 . enate. Weissen erger '.' th di iti f f d · .. examine e ISpOSIIOn 0 un s countered that investigation was . . d b th U . . it f " . "d th t it . recieve y e nrversi y rom very necessary an a I was a ki d fi Th . '. d d par mg revenues an meso e result of. constItu:nt seman s'examination will also look into Inside Senator Joe Herring backed the h t d t . th . f . .' .. h - ' . w a e ermInes e prIces 0 motion by describing t e pay In d al t' drAt th the-Center as "peanuts." ec s, ra e~, an Ines., e Story . .' . same meeting the bo-dy also Bearing th~t m mind Senate passed an investigation concerning .passed the bill and turned the ~the possiblity of an Activities Page Debators examination over to the Facilities . in the NR. page 2 and' Set;'ices qommittee, who ~ill Finally Senate ordered the work With the Center Board to. Student Activities Board to determine the equity or inequity research into the Campus Exam Sked of the wage structure," . Calendar and its-current policies, page 3 That was only the beginning. practices, and procedures. The assembly also heard the' F o 11 0 win g th a t Senate IIScandal" report of the Internal Affairs adjourned toa "Committee of the page 4 Committee on the proposed Whole" to study its, proposed "student representative at-large" constitution. Many Senators after to/ the Board, of, Directors. The ordering investigations of a Swimming findings showed that an at-large nurn b er : of other' Campus page.6 . , rep res en tat i ve would be organizations didn't stay for the "unfeasible." 'The report further study of their own future policies. Direct Line stated that the Student Body Nevertheless, those who stayed # Vice-President, 'who' would be. .made a few changes, in . the DISCUSSING CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE with Dave Altman Wednesday p~ge 7 replaced by the member at-large, proposed constitution, and it is night, Mrs .. Polly Brokaw points out the need for: activepiotests to is probably more knowlegeable. expected that the final draft will combat "immoral and unjust". institutions in the American society. Senator Herring then proposed ,be voted on next week. (NR photo by Rod Pennington) Page Two THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI February 28, 1969 Language, White ,Audience Major COME-SEE-HEAR. , ,;., ---, NOWHERE 'COFFEE' HOUSE 'Problems Faced, By Black Writers' 8 p.rn, Every Friday In Indifference to the white, not of U.C.'s African Studies Lecture freedom. This is the freedom to The Rhine Room love or hate," will free the black Series, he emphasized the black pursue a more basic function, that man from his influence. This was Food -- Music - Entertainment writer's need '''to get to the point of a "universal philosopher". ? the primary message of' Joseph where his behavior is not Mr. Okpaku believes that "just 25c donation Ok paku, Nigerian playwright, determined by white opinion." as it is the writer's role to criticize author and editor "of Journal of He sees the current tendency to life, the black writer sh6uld "anyone interested; in performing or speaking out call 48'1-4627. " New African Literatures and Arts, overassert black culture in criticize black life" - and should Tuesday afternoon. literature (called "negritude") as a be free from concern over white Speaking of "The Role of the necessary function of the black reaction to this. African Writer" in the third part writer in leading to a broader Speaking to a group of students " 'after the lecture, he explained "Ask One of that for the black. man to contend Customers" Debators Discuss Far East t hat everything black . is MY "beautiful" when it isn't The proposition for the U.S. Columbus with a 9-3 record. n ecessar ily , is "to cheat himself Government to withdraw all . When speaker points were used to of the right to be wholly human." assistance from the Far East will break the tie, UC finished second He should- feel free to criticize be the topic in a debate today at being bested by Otterbein. There himself despite a white world oJ! 4:00 in the Losantiville Room. were eighteen Ohio universities in overhearing. 1 John Appel and Geoff Braden, the tourney. "Both love and hate trap a man YOUR CONVENIENT FORMAL both of the University of Defeating such debate powers as in the fury of passion ... To be Cincinnati, will debate the Ohio State, Ohio Nothern, and indifferent is to be intellectually RENTAL SHOP . negative, while the affirmative will Oberlin, the negative team of free. " He feels that Nigerian 'be held by two debaters from Appel and Zoller were undefeated writers have attained this and his Offers Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan. In the tournament, with six wins Journal. of New African and no losses ..Their record for the . Masahiro Hosoya, 26, and Yuji Literatures and Arts offers serious season is one of the best in .Endo , 22, are both intercollegiate .criticism of black arts as well as an decades at the University of debaters in Japan. Mr. Hosoya opportunity for good black STUDENT DISCOUNT PRICES Cincinnati at 23-9. holds a B.S. degree .from Seattle writers to publish. The affirmative 'team of and a B.A. degree in English from Focusing on the problems faced - Where Quality Counts-, Murtaugh and Havercamp,with a .Sophia. Mr. Endo is a junior by African writers, Mr. Okpaku season record of 60% won had a 621-4244. ' '212 W. McMillOn majoring in foreign language at pointed out that their audiences respectable record at .the are largely white since almost all' Sophia. championships of 3-3. . The University of Cincinnati publishers are European. The In addition to the \ debate added strain of, making the black -dabate team, consisting of John today at 4: 00 in the Losantiville experience understandable to . Appel, 'Chip Zoller, Mike Room, the debating team has whites distorts the writer's art. He Murtaugh, and Mike Haverkamp, coming trips to Miami, Ohio and cited the need for- more black tied for first,place last weekend in Lincoln, Nebraska. publishers and declared "the white world must expand its experience" in order to ------~ understand. - - Firstratecopvinq and duplicating service The second problem is that of CLEANERS at moderate prices. [The quality's there \ and the price is fair! I language. 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Another Renalssance? l.ette-rs· To The Ed'i~or: 'Scandal' Plagues SiddellHell '\ Sir:" on W.H.C. as a whole? Sir, I ask the dormitory system as it now It -may interest the students at you, who knows? One can spend . stands does not .prepare a girl for the University of 'Cincinnati an unprofitable and boring hour the world. The, university and the (especially those who live in searching through Siddall's residence hall government acting residence halls) to know of the handbook and find no mention of in loco parentis may be' scandal on the seventh floor of such definitions of power. I asked protection, but protection is a Siddall Hall. Late one night last for a copy of the constitution false support for the sense of week I breezed into my bedroom four days ago' and have finally responsibility every woman must only to be confronted by a gaggl~ been lent one. It is not, one might develop. Such things as hours, of girls producing an angry say ,readily available. clothing standards, and demerit murmur of none other than- you Both the newly-formed CRC system .do not help a female guessed it - student protest. and the established Student student learn to make her own Hastening to see~ what had Senate have, by definition.. one decisions. Some rules are l.). provoked the ordinarily apathetic thing in common ~ they rest on necessary, of course, but let them girls of Siddall, Trushed into the the. premise that the individual be directly decided by those to bathroom (is that printable?) and student must aq,f;i should have whom they apply' - not by a there found posted a list of rules responsibility in the running of his governing body with vague powers so stringent in tone, they would university. This responsibility is or by a well-meaning but far have made my convent-like 'not just a privilege, but a necessity removed administrative office. boarding school blush with shame. if the student is to receive a truly, Willette Thomson Particularly amusing was the last,. worldly education. I know that Class of '71 stating that "white slips" were to

be given without warning for / "insulting floor officers." VISTA Provide s Irnparue For Change Seeing that my right of free . --.>:.:~.. speech was going to be denied, SIr: ---.. project with no real job, no (and ev-eryone else's), my About a year ago, I was a senior structure for a base,' and with roommate and I -immediately at UC. Through no fault of my little' if any concrete training in resorted to that great democratic oW,n, _!__~py.!!ed an_d,was accepted ' ~Q,!!!!!lJmitydevelopmEW.LsO-the:-j weapon, the p~tition~Dur p~iifimr---bY ~,.y})sJ:'_A.~-T he NIST A can organize..~~- :-ask~d -for 'a "floor meeting to recruitment is going on the DC The concept so dear to the discuss and vote on "any measures campus today, and I would like to hearts of all VV's-to' make put forth for the common good." ~ay .a f~w things a~ou~ Volunteers ourselves obsolete by getting the On the recommendation of our .m Service to America, community to take over-has been floor chairman I attended' a My project is an urban, almost lost on my project, We are meeting of th~. residence hall mental-health job. The, feelings only meant to organize from the It's with great pride in our. University that we note the cabinet the next day, where the that I hav~ <;tboutmy project, the background-point. out problems rekindling of interest in the fine arts shown by the men of petition was presented discussed people WIth whom I work, '.and that exist and very Calhoun Hall. and decided' upon. The floor the concept of VISTA within the inconspicuously incite 'the Note the picture above; in it you see a young artist meeting was granted; the vote was poverty program are mixed. First, indiginous population to action. not. of all, the farce of VISTA VISTA should not be necessary painstakingly applying the brush to his subject, eager to learn Volunteers living in a poverty after a while. Perhaps I have all he can about style and form, Interesti~g, ~o? We do not have the right to. situation with their "target. expected too much. We have been vote, for it seems that the pop u 1a.ti o n ' persists. My on project for 6 months, and I We think those men who took valuable time away from measures so arbitrarily-posted are roommate and I have a combined think we have failed because- we their studies to devote to the creative art of.bodypainting are for the main part "all hall' iI\come of $360/month which -is are not ready to turn the to be congratulated. Instead of wasting their time, they put it policies. 'Who-decides these well over the poverty level for two leadership and responsibility over to constructive' use. Although the sight of a dozen young policies? - the Women's Housing people. (Our target people draw to the natives. I frequently lose Co u nc.i~: Who _. ~_r~: 0.....ur$80/month f~om welfare.) VV's perspective-i- we-should, expect to lovelies running, hither and yon in bathing suits .suffera when ~~r~~eiltatives o-n ·W-.H.G. T\JUY--;-are--usmrl¥~rr'liddle-class white ~ . - ." .•••_-~. ' •.•• & .•. ,,~, be necessary for 2-5 years, before compared to a tableau of slide-rules ar..d-texibooks, this is a hall gover~m~nt.. And what ~e and college. educated, rgnorant of the job is really done. But the the exact limitations of the hall s what poverty is. They are sacrifice ihese'ariists~V\i'er-eprepared to make. i feeling of failure and frustration is Happily, the art of applying paint to a surface with a brush officers' powers, or the confines frequently dumped onto their ..., (Continued on page 5) , is not the only one which is ·being revived. The art of grafitti, which dates -back to the days of our cave-dwelling ancestors, Clinton Hewan is currently enjoying a boomlet of its own. Happily, the art of sculpture is enjoying a comeback., too. We have seen some creations on the plates of Colutnbia Room diners' which defy eRe. Blunder And Action description Caswell as defying digestion). In the past years a number of important answer kept repeating rationale behind this proposal was The creative mood even extends into the realm of music student-supported groups have itself; that is "we have been sold, -that Collins, along. with Glen and vocal" expression. The boundless varieties of grunts, attempted to unite, direct" and to we are being made to look like Weissen berger, the other groans, .catcalls, chants, yawns~', snores, and other less a large extent become the voice trouble makers." From the above appointee, would not be free-to through which students .can there can be no doubt that the . definable feats-of Va-em- demng:ao liearti- ill ciassi66lli~,,.gt cexpressUrewUrand feelings 'of t1ie~ wherertity -htiJre -Known-theIr first and initial shot was-fired int~ student body. , games, mealtime; and every where on campus are grievances. These groups have the head of this organization. Recognizing the explosive convincing evidence that this cultural Renaissance is carrying taken the form of political parties, eRC was further robbed of life potential of this' proposal, this its imagination into new areas, ' special interest groups, or through the subsequent news writer sought out several members, Like 'we said, it's heartening to see so many of UC's gatherings designed just for the releases via T.V., radio, and of 'CRC's ruling elite and sake of bringing students together. newspapers, rehashing the sole students seeking .Couth, each in his own way. questioned them as,.to the reason After a careful study .of these -opinion of their leader along with why Bob Collins was their-target. groups, one vital fact becomes those unable to straighten a ship I pointed out that Collins was the , , easily distinguished, -that is, .most, bound for disaster. The possibility only Black link on council that if not all, from their very exists strongly that these leaders Black students could identify NI~WS 'REf;OnD inception are in reality slated for may have meant well? however, with, and that other connotations an early death. By and large, the the procedure they followed has of 'Collin's new position could act University' of Cincinnati _ most frequent symptoms found raised, and, rightly so, a number of as a means of pacification. At first responsible for death of these questions concerning their aims. National' Educational Advertising Service, Inc. several of those whom I - groups are student, apathy, A second big blunder of CRC questioned lied to me, stating that Rooms 4IJ-12-15-, Union Building, Cincinnati, Ohio 45221 475-2748, 2749 ' unconcern and a compl~tewas a number of proposals that they did not ask' for the dismissal $3.50 per year, 10 cents per copy. disregard for whence they- are were drawn up supposedly-voicing of Bob Collins alone, but also that Second Class Postage Paid, Clnelnnatt, Ohio being led. ' students' f ee l ings, However, of Glen Weissenberger. They' did Me,:"ber: Associated Colletla •• Press CRC, the newest of these \ .students were never informed not know I,had a Xerox copy of groups, cannot, however,' be before hand, or asked for their the proposal clearly showing the -EDITORIAL STATEMENT- afforded the easy way out-mainly, opinion on these proposals. Their, requested dismissal of Collins death by student apathy. ·eRC first information was through, The letters and columns appf;laring in the News Rec~rd represent alone and not Weissenbergei. killed itself, or at least started its again, the Cincinnati news media. The question was then posed as solely the views of their writers. All editorials. refled only the death march at its own hands, by From this one could logically to the thought and possible views of the editorial' staff, of the paper and do' "not represent a series of unexplained blunders; conclude that the, democtatic reaction of. Black students. In .Foremost among these was its process inferred in the premise did reply, almost everyone of those University policy. choice of leadership, or better yet, not follow, its-conclusion. It asked retorted, '~I didn't know its choice of some of its leaders. became visibly clear that .interest Bob was Black:" This -again is a EDITORIAL STAFF To substantiate the above, one was fast diminishing by theTack big lie. Let it .be known at this only has to read an article of support corning from - the point that the question .of color is Editor-in-Chief ' appearing in a JanuarYc'69 issue of student body, and that without ,Lenny Green not one of importance. What is of the Cincinnati. Enquirer. In this this support CRC's hope of a long vital importance is that Bob 'article one of the CRC's leaders and fruitful life is doomed. This Executive Editor Collins was singled out, leaving (in my opinion a-bad choice) was then constitutes the second shot. Diana Risse the avenues wide open to interject" quoted as saying' CRC is being In an effort to inject some the question of color. As of this . formed to channel the energies of lifegiving plasma, 'some members Associate Editor time it seems that the above those who would destroy merely of CRe's ruling elite proposed a -, Bernard Rubin hurdles thatCRC has set in its for the sake of destroying into Coup; some members of this elite course, are being barely cleared. It Mana~in~ Editor '" " ; . Sue Stenger action more constructive. The would either relinquish their is important, however, that such Sports Editor - ~ Richie Katz initial and subsequent lasting power or be forcefully disposed. an ,organization that could offer Theater Editor _ Bill Spear reaction 'to the above quote was A new breath of hope soon could some direction to the student Photo Editors - , John Sedgwick, Todd Bardes alarm coupled with disbelief. be felt; however, this was short body first start to direct itself Exchange Editor Roz Lerer Following this ,were two lived because blunder number -onto the right path. With the Typing ~ditor ' ~ Sue Stenger important questions; first} are three burst upon the scene in the understanding that infant there such students; secondly, form of a proposal to Dr. difficulties will arise and that such BUSINESS STAFF what mind could conjure up such Langsam requesting that Robert difficulties will hinder progress, a statement? . Collins, Student Body Vice there are those of us who still are Business Manager ~.,. - Toby Besecker Up 0 n questioning many President be dropped as one-of willing to support CRC in its drive AdV,ertising Howie Kleinman students who showed a keen two duly elected student body for what seems to be the dawning Dick Snyder interest in CRC and the academic representatives sitting with', the of a period filled with 'If Fritz Steiner reform it eicould offer, .one -Board -of Directors. The so-called constructive action. February 28, 1969 THE UNIVERSITY OF CINClNNATI Page Five More Le t te r siEro rn Our Readers Vice·President's Affiliation Denied a reminder! AWS Petitions due March 3rd (Continued from page 4) ideas as the affluent, the last leadership. to all University VISTA project cannot terminate. difficult to ignore. students, I have not sought any Executive Office It's about time that we learned specific group endorsement, By ~ I have never lived in poverty. I and from the ruination of souls and the same token, I feel that it is -dorr't now. Some VV's are even minds that a change must occur. not necessary for a Presidential College Representative subsidized by their parents. The Hopefully (my idealism dies candidate to be associated with may be picked up and returned welfare recipients look at our slowly) the "infiltrators" and one -Vice-Presidential candidate. Joe-College exteriors and cannot to Dean of Women's Office "instigators" that are VISTA After .the elections are completed, believe that we're serious and Volunteers will help. We are 'the Student Body President must (reasonably) dedicated. VISTA dissatisfied, and the real' basic goal' have a good working relatioriship administration and local-sponsors of VISTA-is NOW, not next fiscal w it h whoever is elected sometimes hamper the projects . year. "If you 're not part of the Vice-President, for the good of more than they aid and abet. I'm solution, you're part of the the entire student body. tired of" the politics problem." involved-using former mental James O'Brien U,NDERGR'ADUATE WANTED patients as political footballs Roberta Heise- A&S, '70 w he nth ey cannot vote. A&S, '68 To arrange and show weekly a program of I sports, I Realistically (I lost my idealism after 2 days of VISTA training), travel - and historical .films, to all area college my hopes of actually changing the A Wrong'Mate' Library, Hours groups-Free of Charqe--Projector and screen existing welfare system and Circulation desk service at provided-Earn 2.00-4.00 per hour. Minimum 10 political anachronism of Phoenix Sir: • the Main Library will be have alL but died. I sometimes I am writing in regard to an available from 1-10 p.m, hours arranged at ,your convenience-Dar necessary. hate to tell people what I do article that appeared in the Sundays for the balance. of the because it seems so insignificant. February 25th issue of'fhe News winter and spring quarters. Personally, and I think most VV's Record. I appreciate your Bruce R. Kauffman, acting will agree, I have gotten more out mention of .my candidacy for University librarian, announced ._ P>!!~-NE:-GUS 8Ell'914-245-5921 of my job than I have put in. Student Body President; however, the . ne.w~ hcu-rs:--Ptev!Qusly, I St ill, I have no plausible I was, misreP.resented __~~~o,..J.he--1 although the Main Library COLLECT' alt~r!'!~!!V~~; Despite ali the s-t:.:~gestion _. ~hat~M!o, . John .' .building was open, the- frustration and depression I feel, I Schneider (A&S,. '70) IS my circulation desk has been know of no other way to do the Vice-Presidential 'running' mate. closed on_Sundays. same thing with any degree of Although Mr. Schneider, is avery It is expected that Sunday effectiveness. We are not the staff capable and qualified candidate, circulation service will be of any organization; therefore, we heis not my running mate. continued in the fall. Recause I want to offer positive can ignore .bureaucratic hangups to a large extent. Until the "lower class" either becomes "middle - class" (God forbid!) or realizes that they have a legitimate culture Professor ,Warren Huff of their own, I think VISTA can be useful. If for no other reason than it has educated me to UC DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY completely foreign values, that my time in VIST'A will be will speak on The Subjec ...t: worthwhile. I know few VV's who are not better, and 'more aware people when' they terminate. I would hate to see VISTA HScience and Religion stopped. It is a small first step, and faltering, but the effort must / be continued. I am not a crusader, merely a concerned citizen. Until the poor are recognized as people Conflict with the same rights, and valid or Complementr'

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straight wins; the latest of which Cardinals, headed by , Rick 'Roberson in the scoring Roberson who was benched for Lea g ue c l e a d i n g Louisville_ was Tuesday night's conquest over Mike' Grosso, Jerry King, and a column with 11 and 10 points, several minutes i~ the second half Cardinals. The two front-runners Ci n e y's Bearcats. Sporting a fantastic coach in John Dromo, respectively. The team could only was involved' in two bizarre calls. tangle Saturday at Drake in the potent offense, good defense and are on top in the division muster a 41.7% average from the In the first half he was 'awarded a big showdown" while the Cats a deceptively -sixolig rebounding standings. Charisma, total effort, field, although managing to hit an basket on a ball that never made it , next see action at home Tuesday crew, the Bulldogs are a good bel-" go 0 d .~ con G-h-in.fk_~.!Ld_ s 0 ~ e ex~ellent 81.2% from the charity through the bucket, and, as if to against the Bradley Braves. It will to both win the Valley and go on super-human efforts havekeptthe stripe. ' prove that charity begins at home, .be the next to last game for the to an excellent performance in the Cardinals on top. The big game.iof Drake" on-'~fh-e--other ...... band, the officials awarded Rick a free- weary Bearcats, who finish their NCAA tournament. Perhaps most course, is against Drake this placed' four men, led ~thtow-tc hoQ,t. In the last half, season' next Saturday at home important in Drake's reversal has Saturday. Unfortunately' it is at McCarter's 25 points, in double Roberson ~aschat'gef!c-"witna witti St. Louis. ....• =-,-,0" been Willie McCarter's return to Drake. A victory means the form. Generally accepted as the championship. A good showing in best outside shot in the league, a narrow loss~ could still spell Mcflarter's long bombs, have given, N.!.T. and a trip' to New York's Basketball, Bowling Playoff Begins him, a 20.2 average, sixth best in Madison Square Garden. Whatever the league., Equally outstanding the case, the fans in Kentucky as j has been Willie Wise who is fourth well as their \fantastic squad will in Valley rebounding with, a 11.2 hardly forget the flor¥"that was Close Contests Expected In Finals average. Most impressive, Louisville's this year. ' scored the highest for the three by Martin Wolf advanced to the semi-finals by downing Friars 44-29. Their games. Bearcat Runners Set Record. The intramural program is now opponents will be Crickets, which In the University League, eight lap track. Coach Armour in the midst of its busiest season, eliminated Saints 45-39. Franquil division' X champion Alpha by DaveRosner with five tournaments now in said "Roberts had the· best spilit, will face Farquards in the other Epsilon Pi with 44 points, will progress. Foremost among them is The Cleveland Knights of 48.5,)VlJic.h. is a very good time." match. Franquil had to struggle as face Delta Tau Delta' with 36 the basketball tournament, with Columbus track.meet isoneof.the AmorrgAheschools the Cats beat they downed Doghouse 51-49, points." In Y, the Newman Center only four teams still in contention most prestigious indoor meets of at the M-D games were: Southern while Farquards had a much easier with 42 points battles 32 point in each of the two divisions. the winter season. In the entries Illinois, Auburn, and Loyola of time downing the 4gers 42-24. winner, Phi Delta. Theta: In Z~ , In the" University League, Beta for the K of Cevents were many Chicago. Also entering the tournament Alpha Tau Omega with 38 points, Theta Pi had little trouble moving college and Olympic champions. This weekend is the MVC stagejs the bowling competition, battles Pi Lam bda Phi with 34. up in the tournament, easily The Bearcats entered' a mile indoor track champlonship at with, six teams remaining in each / In the All-Campus League, downing a team from Phi Kappa relay team consisting of Craig Wichita. About the' MVC meet league. The two top scoring teams Franquil with 42 points will face Tau 41-27. It will now face Delta Davis, Jim Calloway, John Wagner Coach Armour stated "I am real from each division will meet Friars with 32, in division L Tau Delta, which downed Sigma and Chuck Roberts. This quartet pleased with our progress and the Saturday.. with the two highest competition. In division M, I" Alpha Epsilon 31-22.. The- wen their heat in a time of 3':22. 8 meet- will give us a good idea 0 f scoring teams of the six meeting Dubois and Cricket, each wifh 44 Newman Center barely survived a which is a school record for a'12 how we are COining along." The for their respective league points will bowl. In Z, Penthouse, hard battle from Phi Kappa Theta lap track. The time was good Be arcat possibilities seem championships the following the winner of 50 points for a 42-40. The C-Club, most enough to place the Cats second excellent as everybody has a good Saturday. ' perfect season,. will face Saints, everyone's preseason pick, barely overall and Coach Armour stated attitude. The competition proved to be with 36 points, ~ got by, as they downed Phi Delta "we "'nlig.l:.t have done better had The only problem facing the rough, with 'only one of the Both the, table tennis and Theta 32-31. The Newman, twelve top teams, winning all fifty we b~~n in a ;as-~er~~~~:;-;, ~ts as they await the MVC meet billiards tournaments are still in Center and the C-Cluo will face possible points. Each team played progress, and are- rapidly moving _ The above Bearcat runners also is ~~;;iil:~~~~~~i1-=:;~Y ,e~~~~!:~ other semi-final five matches, with two points towards their conclusion. entered the Maon- Dixon games. In have had very fe~ meets titi's match: lo.~~'! __E!_w.~rrleQ.J.Q..the winner of The fifth tournament is the rifle - _ the mile relay they took a second winter and 'many on the team The situation is similar in the t-atrtfr~~t.z- w~ich ~a~mgplace "", , in their neal:with a time of 3:20.2 have competed only against their each oi i~e ~~;~~,;:~~~~'~~A?~~~ All ,Campus League. Ket-Hall 'This 'time was recorded on an own times. points going to the, team which this week. Aquamen' Impressive Against In~ian,a; Brick, Goff Firsts High light The Meet Bearcats who were out, to avenge by Lew Moores Charlie Hickox,. Olympic gold 200 yard freestyle in 1 :52.8, BillOrton ended a bunched finish Asst. Sports Editor an earlier loss to Indiana this year. medal winner who missed the being followed by co-captain at 2-3 and brought UC within previous meet this 'season. Denny Matyko. twenty points of IU. Although never .relinquishing ~ A. relay decided the meet's - Martin Kute and Al McPhee Rarely ,ha've the. Bearcats their lead, the Indiana swimming outcome as the Bearcats were combined for four points in the surrendered the 50 yard freestyle The Indiana divers were team, reputed as the best in the disqualified in the 400 yard 1600 yard freestyle and were to an opponent and mighty overwhelming on the three-meter country; still had to muster the medley relay which initiated the followed by' another 2-->.3finish Indiana was spared no mercy, board also, so Greg Brauch settled spirit to dispose of the Cincinnati encounter. The event featured with Jim Sheehy swimming the Butch Brick sprinted to the finish f or a third. Concluding an first at 22.4 and Howie Schwartz, afternoon of nata-antics was a relay win by the team of Tim who also rarely loses this' event, especially to teammates, tied Cahill, Howie Schwartz, Ed Pyle, Brav.esHunl,'Dying .Bearedls Indiana for second at 22.8~ This and Butch Brick in 3:23.2. The pulled the Mermen within four final score was 66-46, a large improvement over their first way . Wynn tried to stay clear of combine for possibly the smallest points of Indiana at- 19--15; the. by David Litt the rampaging Brave, but backcourt crew in 'the nation. closest they would get., for the encounter with Indiana two months prior. Asst. Sports Editor somehow got involved in the Up front for the Braves' are remainder of the meet. I maylay thatiresulted. Both Wynn Steve Kuberski and L.C. Bowen. Indiana once again". however" The University of Cincinnati's and Lundstrom were ejected from Kuberski is the visitor's big man demonstrated their diving prowess Bearcats have two home games the game. off the boards, and if he .can be by capturing a 1-2 on the r e m a in ing on their 1968-69 Going back to that same game stopped the home team should one-meter board and was followed basketball schedule, and although in Peoria,' the Bearcats had have no problems in that by Cincy'sGreg Brauch, who has 1M -rre itlrer game, will really' be surprisingly little difficulty with a department. been taking his share of the diving important for rankings, or Bradley squad that was just not Bowen leads the Braves in laurels this year. The baseball season is almost post-seasons berths, t h e r e "on" that night. The Cats ran scoring. Totaling 17 points. in the Ed "Gomer" Pyle and Bryan upon us now, and Coach Glenn promises to be a battle when the away with the lop-sided victory earlier contest, the 6'4" forward James teamed for another Bearcat Sample wishes to get the Braves from Bradley University that equalled their record of the was' not hitting from the floor 2-3, finish in the 200 yard Intramural Softball program attack the Cats Tuesday night.' largest' margin they have ever that night, and will be out .for a individual medley and freshman underway. Anybody wanting If nothing else, the battle will be scalped the Braves. Bearcat scalp tomorrow night. Rick Goff staged a brilliant encore to enter this year's league must renewal "of the brief fight Raleigh led Bearcat Center Call Criddle will be by. flying to a first place finish at pick up an, entry in Coach Wynn found himself in with Brave scorers that night with 27 points. opposite Jim Ard and already has 2:02.6 in the 200 yard butterfly. Sample's office which is Dave Lundstrom in the Bearcats Jim" Ard rammed through 21 his work "cut-out" for him. He Accelerating UC dominance was located in' Room 306 Laurence 82-62 clawing of Bradley in markers and pulled down 17 must play better than he did at Butch Brick.once.again .sprinting Hall, ' Robertson Memorial Fieldhouse missed shots. An important factor home, or the Braves will drop to another first, this time at 49.0 " Thiseritiy mu~ be filled put on January 28.) in that -contest was that the Cats another game. time in the 100 yardfree. Denny and returned to the Intramural In that particular battle, near substantially out-rebounded" the Tuesday night's clash promises Scheidt and Greg Christian picked ,'D epartment. no later than the end' of the contest, with Braves. . to be a good one, and the Cats up a,2-:3 finish in the. 200 yard Friday, March 7. No, entries Bradley tempers flaring, Besides the 5'10" Lundstrom, will be out to take one step more backstroke. Scheidt finished at will be acceptedafterthis date. Lundstrom became irritated on a the other backcourt playmaker is towards last year's 18-8 record. 2:06. ,11'1. softball'h~ been great; in I,~ tJiepast,and this year ,promIses foul, and "chjlsed the Bearcat the shortest man in the Missouri After Bradley, the Bearcats will After co-captain, Mat,yko ..;;; senior guard" around , the. field Valley, Conference," little' -5'4", finish up

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, Ne\'V ~Theatre I • <.': • , ARLO 103 WIVI. HOWARD TAFT AVE. 'OhDad, Poor Dad by Jeff Mitchel . . " Tomorrow night at 8 :30 in UNIV. AGE STUDY GROUPS 9:30 A.M. Music Hall,Squack Productions Once upon a time there was a by Cathy McCarthy in the Mummers' Guilds' production of will present Arlo Guthrie in mother who hung her husband in concert. the 'closet 'after he died, as a "Oh Dad, PoorDad," WORSHIP SERVICES 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. Arlo is, of course, best known keepsake. She had a nineteen year Barry Schear, remembered best for his epic comedy, "Alice's (CHAPEL) old son that she dressed as a ten for his role as the Indian in "The Restaurant, " Should you not year old and assorted _Venus Fantastiks," will appear as that know, "Alice's Restaurant" has STUDENTS- INVITED fly traps and piranha' fish. The , nineteen year old son - or-is he a very little to do, with Alice's name of this mother is Madame ten year old? Anyway, Barry's got Restaurant - "it's just the name Rosepettle and sh-e will be played the part. of the song. " Also appearing will be Bernie Yet Arlo Guthrie is not just Wurger, a Playhouse veteran who -, your average folk singer, 'was last - seen as Louis in DC's' co ..m e d ian, 0 r f 0 I k \ "Becket." Other members of this singer/com~dian. His "Alice" is fine cast are Roseanne Weber, Joe eighteen minutes and twenty Gramm, Wayne Lammers and Jim seconds long,and was number one Lovensheimet. ' on the top forty stations in "Oh Dad, Poor Dad" opened Boston for months. That's last night and will run through something. March 2 in Studio 101. All tickets His comedy is always hilarious , are $1.50 and can be purchased at and often caustic. Sure, he talks the door. The production is about falling off a cliff on his directed by Ken Stevens. A motorcycle, .but when his acrid product of the "New Theatre," wit· 'takes a swipe at law this show should not be missed, enforcement, the draft, or the FBI, he is the only person in pop "Classified Ads music who can make political ..••. Call News 'Record office satire palatable. or place in N.R. Arlo will make you believe that if you sing loudly, you can end mail box 4 days prior wars.

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