M . , CH 1, 1968 B-ballers edge Evansville pen THE DEPAUW for halo-topped I CC title I ' t) . "'" Ii~f) y '(Sl­ ds By JERRY BCHAO - Winter Wee ken d, 1968, Then the Impossible did I Y Bellville •. DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana Vol. CII No, 39 Tuesday, M feb- 5, 1988 turned out to be a great auc· happen. Dave B row n I n g Ides, money------". _ . cess In more ways than one. copped a tremendous after· and discus­ First, there was the Four Tops noon by driving down the I oellvilies at concert on Friday night that right side of the lane with meellng •. lott everyone whistling the 3 Ac.,. hanging aU OYer him, be kept by r Committee considers notes of "I Can't Help Myself' threw up the shot, and scored, , be achieved or "Walk Away Rene," Then putllng the Tigers out in front " on Saturday night the Cryan to stay, 1 Albert Eln­ Shames entertained the crowd Tom McCormick added two n discussion that hod come to see the F.I,C. free throws, Evansville scored room visitation policy I Comparison queen crowned, a meaningless basket, and It U. Thl. dis­ But the most Uvely part of was aU over, The Tigers had University Council formed of students, faculty, and ad· ren, and Dr. Wilson; and Deans led by two that exciling two days had to won and the ICC crown a committee to Investigate al· minlstrators to examine al· Farber, MitchelL Barnhart, and tudents, Mary be Saturday afternoon, when would spend a year in Green· ternaUve. to the present unl· ternatives to the present rule Wright. Students on the com· IlIld Mary Jo Elmer McCaU'. Tigen cap. easUe, verslty poUcy prohibiting wcr on women In men's rooms, to mlttee are Dave JellJCn. Ruth 'ed by the tured a share of the ICC crown There was no one outstand­ men In men', rooms last Fri· be made up at the dlscrelion RUIS, &ndy Joyce, Peg Cicero, to the cam­ by defeaUng the Purple Ace. Ing IndIvldua1 effort In the day, The committee plans to 01 President Dave Jensen. Martha Brandt, Rodger Gal· lion will be of EvansvlUe 84·82, victory, It was truly a team otfer its proposal, to Presi· There was a1most no dis- vln, and Pat O'Conner. i p.m. In the Bowman gym was packed, effort with three men going dent Kerstetter on or before cusslon. with the resolution I In other matters, there was with a crowd of Bengal root.- over the twenty point mark, Match 22 and hopes for an ad· being brought to a vote quick· an administration a~ en who had come hoping for Tom McCormick led aU scor· ministration response by mid· Iy, Atter it had passed, Dave ment of a shift In polley con· ~lIqht the Impoaslble. Yet none of ers with 28 points. Dave April. Jensen promptly appointed coming transportation of a1. III be select­ the rooters w.... prepared for Browning did a tireless job On behaU of AWS, Genecse the members of the commit· cohoUe beverages In cars. mben during the excitement that was to as playmaker and scorer as Gottscha1k fonnally presented tee. As the Council struggled to March 11-14. take plac1! In the next 2% he threw In 22 big ones. the resolulion proposing that The members of the com· hear itself above the loud " candidates hou.... (COntiDIIK on Pago 5) U·Councl1 fonm a committee mittee are: Dr. Cook, Dr. War· rock n' roU of the TGIF band ~ from each Things looked bad for the In the ballroom below, Dean mit on Mon· Tigers at first, as the Aces, Wright read a comprehensive playing ,m 0 a t h basketball, statement of explanation of Jumped out to an early lead, university policy on cars and pfflcera But Tiger spirit never let up Crash fatal for Humphreys, wife; alcohoUc beverages. 18·e9 officer. and we came back to tie It up The substance of the poUey 11 arc: Hugh at the half 45·45. change, as Dean Wright ex· 1t; T. Alan The second half looked like alumnus, recent faculty members plained it, was this: It a stu· lent; Richard It was going to be all DePauw dent is now caught transport· 'Ctary; Doug as the cats jumped out to a Sexon Humphreys, 54, guest (journalism honorary) and aHiliated with DePauw as an ing a1coholic beverages In a nrurer; Skip ten point lead. Evansville professor of journalism here Delta Chi fraternity, Mr, assistant professor of Nurs· car, th e penalty is no longer Ilrman; Dave como right bock, however, and last year and graduate 01 De­ Humphreys went on to eam ing assigned to Methodist hos· automatic dismissal. chninnan. regained the lead with ten Pauw was killed Sunday af· his master's degree in history pital. Indianapolis. This softening of the ad· minutes to play, It appeared ternoon with his wife Jessnlyn from the American Universi· Surviving Mr. Humphrey. ministration view seems to that the throng of rooten from In a two car accident north of ty, Washington,' D.C, and his is his son Noel who as a represent an admission that m DePauw had come on1y to be Bloomington. doctorate of letters from the sophomore here is serving as even this type of transgres. ments. disappointed, University of Rome. News Editor of Tho OoPauw sion might be, In part, situa· njor problem • Mr. Humphreys took time -_._----_. off last year from his regular He also studied at the Ital· and junior senator for ATO. tlonal. the role of ian University for Foreigners Dale Barrell wall, for Ibo job as Copy Editor of the ",rallon Front Buses in Perugia, Italy and later at big boy, 10 bring Iho ball IndlaJiapolls Now. to com· ,lillcal means the University 01 Illinois down 10 hi' Inel Ihon ho', A bu. Is being chartered by mute to DePauw and teach ".is, although where he served as on assist­ gono ..lIh II. Thl, II jU11 the Union Building for trans· its News Writing and Editing AWS defines Issue as ,on the rI.ks ant professor of journalism. ono oxampl. of Iho 10101 portation to NormaL I}Unols course. 5tat.,. of per· Under the Smlth·Mundt Act, I.am elforl Ihe Tlgo.. pul and the first two rounds of After- graduating from De· lefinitely pro­ Mr. Humphreys was able to forlh on Salurday In Ihul, the NCAA tournament. Inter· Pauw where he served as edi· ~ destroy the ser\'c as a visiting professor student plea for privacy tlng down E ..nlYlllo, .,.ted parties are asked to In· tor of Tho DoPauw and was a .Ion Front or of journalism at Lagos City member of Sigma Delta Chi by American -Pholo by Chrillian.r quire at the Union oftlee, College, Nigeria. A letter containing AWS the administration must have During World War II he Senate's views on the prob· confidence in the maturity 01 Stale! polley corned the Bronze Star nnd lem of women in men's roorru the students, and that parents loderallng the while serving as assistant ad. is now on President Kerstet· and alumni should try to un· Ie. regardless Modified admissions popular; jutant of the Allied Commis. ter's desk. derstand the necessity of a II negollallons sian in Italy, he was made a According to Senate Pres!· change In the present ruUng. e settlement Knight of the Order 01 the clent Sandy Joyce, the letter Although th e letter makes In the large, Crown of lta1y. points out Senate's concern no recommendations for I <>sture should frosh deposit money sooner His distinguished record as for the flagrant violations of new rule, alterations, such as be sustained a 9Cholar was coupled with the rule on women in men's visiting hours in men's rooms , period with By January 20, 1968, the Mr. Fonta1ne said that no Iy the qua1ity In men is bet· broad experience in journal. rooms, and suggests reasons on the weekend, are consld· md Increased Comptroller had received the specWc statement can be ter than in past years using ism as a professional while he why the present rule shou1d ered. Limitations should be • until auch tuition deposits 01 288 of next made yet about the caliber test scores and closs ~ank as worked for the Ne. York be revised. established with the men'sllv· nlllct can be year's rreshman closs. This of the clUI, but that general· criteria. World.Tolegram, the Rich. Opinions from living units ing units setting up the stan· 10norable and compares to 29 on the same mond TimH·LHdor (Va.), the stnle that a serious need for dards, the letter notes. date lo st year, Oaylon Journa1,Hora1d (Ohio) privacy on campus exists. Stu. At the same time that this The rellson lor the increase before he fina11y setUed down dents n1so fccl that the pres. letter reaches the President's is U,e moclilled admissions Chapel, convo draw experts,' with the IndlanlpoU. Newl. ent rule should be revised In desk. the newly formed trio al.. Sun. plan being used lor the tirst f I hi' As a member of the Metho. order to give them more re· part1te U·Council commlt~ time this year. The plan of· ocus on ay t eo ogy, musIc dist Church, Mr. Humphreys sponsibllity, and the means of will be working to draft a II NITE fers application deadlines in was noted as a lay leader and obtaining privacy shou1d be proposal on the women In October, December, February, Dr. WUUam Muehl, profcs- of Christian fa1th to social re- hod served os reserve dele. leCt to their own discretion. men's rooms ruling. Accord· rday and April, with notification oar of Practical Theology at sponslblUty, gate to the denomlnatlono1 The Senate agrees that the iN! to Sandy, the problem is almost immediately after the Yale'. Divin1ty School, and Professor Bodfors, a dis· gencrn1 conference and dele- personnel choinnen cannot en. too great for AWS Senate to Ii deadline dote. Professor Franz Bodfors, pro· tlngulshed artist and_ la1• Wallach wee gate to the jurisdictional con. Corce a ruling that they arc handle nione, and theref~re I~ As Director 01 Admissions fossor of plllllo In the De- 1st In Bach and Mozart com· ference. not in complete agreement the student· faculty. admllu.· Pauw Sehool of Music, wlU positions, will present a con· Louis Fontaine explained, "It I A Ugly" provide the cu.ltura1 enter· vocalion concert in p ano. Mrs. Humphreys was also with. According to the letter, (Conlinutd on Pogo I) lets those who know in Oc· talnment at this week's chap. member of the University N DO IT! Iober that they want DePauw .1 and convocation. staff since 1944, he graduated apply before they have time C to change their minds." It Dr, Muehl Intend. to speak from the American onserva· Motown hits Mootown also olfers at least one dote on the "Uses of Estrange- tory of Music and. received - which corresponds with the menl" Though he is an at.- his master of musIc degree varied dales of other schools torney; Dr. Muehl preaches from the Chicago Musical Col· Four topple swing set with soul ~E the prospective f r e. h men ench year at colleges and pre· lege, might be considering, paratory s e h a 0 Is over the Professor Bodfors has per· By RICK BENSON Parents and high school country, lectures before aca· formed extensively through· counsellors like the progrnm, demlc and business orgwza· out the ~nI~d ~tate. a;w It might have been the Uptown in When the evening ended, the tempera· 0 according to Mr, Fontaine, be- tlons on the problems of com· Europe'f A:u, a Sc:"';;; s u; Philadelphia. It might hnve been the famed ture in Bowman Gymnasium hovered near couse students hllve time to munlcation, and often serv.,. dent a ur no e a Apollo in Harlem, But strangely enough It eighty degree.; yet the crowd stiU bellowed os an arbitrator In labor. Lake Como, lto1y and of AI· was Greencastle, Indiana, where the coeds loudly for more· more· more and failed. The IIpply elscwhe"e il DePauw th E I N turns thelll dow n. Thus It management disputes. Ired Corot at e co cor· are molded to the proper sorority Image of most exciting evening at DePauw had ended, saves paying a number of ap. Dr. Muehl reeelved his B,A, male de Muslque In Paris. nevcr· touch·sensltive while wenrlng the scr and DePauw student. returned to the bum rority crest, It's where the Hoosiers snap rooms saUslied, assured the days of Jerry plication fees. in political science from the • r------: their suspenders, whistle along to the chords Lee Lewis record hops at DePauw had The Febl1lary decisions haVe University of Michigan, the Junior Board o! "My Big, Truck-drivin' Man," and con· ended. ~1 been mailed Ilnd up Ihrough bachelor of laws degree from Applications for junior temptate the rising cost of hog slop. I finally managed to corner the Four }' eul'\lal'Y 24, 342 high school the Michigan Law School, on board are due Friday at 4 Tops in lront of Bowman Gynmaslulll. They seniors hnve paid their depa- honorary M,A. from Yale Unl· The Four Tops shattered the om'" p.m. III the Union Building sat in a Cadillac 75 While a scatter· brain sits, 335 others have received versity, and the doctor of laws staunch images Ul0t prevailed in Green­ ollice. reporter leaned in Ull~ renr window and notification 01 acceptance nnd deh'l'ee from Kalamazoo Col· castle. When they performed, the flasks coughed out inane questions: "What do you have not replied yet. The cor. leRe In 1985. were circulating. College Jocs were stom p­ larqaret MSF Calendar ing their feet nnd singing along even lellows think of this new psychedelll' mu· responding ligures lor last He Is the autilOr of Tho sie?" yenr were 322 and 210. Road 10 Po ..uulon, PoUtic. Tomorrow there will be a though they did not know tI,c words, And "Man, we don't know any tiling about For the April deadline mOl'C for Chriltiana. and Mixing Ro· lenlcn communion In tI,e Old a few - sometimes more U,an n few be­ Bethel chapel at 9:45 p,m. Clllne so Intoxicated wlUl thc beat they psychedelic music. We sing Rhythm and thun 50 nppllcations have been U!IIon and PoIIli ••, also num· Blues." received, with more coming erous articles In periodicals Sunday dinner 5:30 In the assaulted the stage to shi n ~, spi n, and grind (ConlinuK on Page 8) Donallon cnch day. deaUng with the relntlonship basement lor 75~. along with the Four Tops. PAGE 2 THE DEPAUW TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1968 TUESD. Hist. dept. gets Faculty fluxes move AWS president proffers memorial funds for scholarships up; on leaves A $30,000 gill to .stbllsh II 12 11 n e w memorlol scholarship expanded role for group The promotion of 12 De· gy; Ray H. French, art; Dr. fund has been given to Dc· Pauw Univ ers ity faculty Felix E. Goodson, psychology. By DIANA BUCKTHAL Pauw In honor of the late Dr. William Wallace Carson. members and the conferring Also Dr. Robert Harvey, of emeritus rank on two oth· physical education; Dr. Hugh Dr. Carson, a member of Newly elected AWS presl· Martha ~gardJng the role of facully, administration. ers was announced todny by F. Henry, physics; Dr. Clifton Thcn dent Martha Brandt would AWS. Martha concluded her com· the 'university's history de­ President Dr. William E. Ker· J. Phillips, history; Dr. Arth· nccUon v partmenl from 1910 10 1953 like for AWS to greatly ex· Sandy also expressed the ment wllh a warning that as stetter. Bot h designations ur W. Shumaker, English, and Ihe entch and Its head for IS years, died pond Its program In the com· hope that AWS would be an incoming president she wants arc effective July l. Dr. Donald H. While, School around t lasl year. Ing year. She wonts to con· "Inltialor rather than a re· to approach the position wllh of Music. Ihe DePI Announcemenl of the gifl Professor. G. Hans Gruen· sider other Issues be.ldes so- f1ecwr" on campus. She fav· realism. She explained thai was made recentiy by Presl. Inger and Laurel H. Turk. who To PI clal regulations. ors a shift of emphasis 10 in· one can't expecl 10 do every· dent Dr. William E. Kerstet· will retire at the end of the tlon can clude other issues besides so· thing In one year. One musl Martha said she would es· lcr. The donor is 0 DePauw current academic year. were can have cial poliey. sec each year In the perspec· peclally like to see work done graduale, a former student of granted emeritus rank. Dr. of the SCI tive of time; In relation 10 In the area of educational po­ One Idea that Sandy hopes Dr. Carson's, and a member Grueninger has headed the Ckn have what has gone before and licy. She hopes that AWS w Implement through AWS Is of his family. Department of German and aled witt what will follow." can work more closely with an exchange of Ideas wllh oth· Criteria for awarding the Russian and has been a memo DePauw Student Senate In thl. area. er colleges In the GLCA. She new Carson Scholarship< arc ber of the DePauw faculty I ass fec!J that the GLCA I. a good junior standing, a major In since 1930. Dr. Turk heads llmple al Martha also expressed a de· framework In which to work curious r sire that AWS Senior board Qualified seniors history, scholarly ability and the Department of Romance because the other colleges academic promise and finon. Languages. He joined the orthodox would choose to be a "cata· have much In COmmon wllh cial need. The grant will be DePauw faculty in 1928. however Iyst" rather than a reflection DePauw. force the of student opinion. She want. now applying for applied to the recipie nts' sen· Elevaled w the rank of protecled the AWS to create a more rna· Sandy also wanl3 w use ior year. professor from associate pro- YWCA sponslble ture outlook on Ihe part of AWS Senate as a means for Dr. Carson was a John Clark fessor, according 10 the an· All cabinel applications for history fellowship It WI students so they see social keeping women informed of Ridpath professor of hlslory nouncement, were Dr. Hal the Y are due March 10. In· ment nB regulations and other Issues what's going on on campus The history department reo ~~ 1~;53tim';.. Ofyehai: relaille'rer msetnu~ Albro, Jr., Romance Iangu. slallatlon of new officers will each week. She hopes there open con "in 8 new way." ccntiy announced the open. ages; Arthur D. Carkeek, be March 18. will be wider participation in ing of the annual competition denls awarded him the Lealh· School of Music; Dr. Donald Martha questions why the all campus activities. for Beveridge Fellowships for etr thMedtal, prese nthed hannd Udally E. OrloskY, education; and Theta Slqma Alpha An G projects board of AWS spon· Sandy Ilsts communication · 0 a person w 0 a one Dr. John T. Reiling, sociology. Formal pledging will be the rest 1001'S only social projects. She grad uale slu d y. ScOlor his· 'f th Uni ·t · Tu sd I h' I 800 I th as a malor problem on cam· lory majors who plan 10 en. moHs. or eed IVedersi Yt' W f Promoted fro m assislanl e ay n g ,a : n e which Is hope. that there will be a I pus today. She would like ler graduate school in hislory, f rde CwI~s ~ I a 11 o· professor to nssociate profes. English Department In Asbury Idea of change In this custom. C rules and for AWS 10 be a communica· especially Americnn hlswry, 0 d t: etc,. ~Ity fO ;;~' SOl' were Dr. James L. Cooper, Hall. The I Sandy Joyce, incoming pre· tlon link between all bodies are eligible 10 apply. All In. an . e h mv~rs y ~ ed Ih· hislory; Dr. William D. Mee· Pan.hel noust and sident of AWS Senate, ha. represented on campus: wo­ lerestcd perrons should CDIl al ~~n:;n,. w I~~ e recc v e hDn, nrt; PDtricin A. Rliler, Pan.Hel's (IUestionnalre for univcrsit ~ much the same opinion as men studenls, men students, the hl s l o~ departmenl offl'ce .. In. School of Nursi ng, and Dr. • J deferred rush Is being corn· communi' in order to obtain a stalement Glenn E. Welliver, GermDn. r------; piled this week Dnd. will be "napolis, of instructions concerning he New assiswnt professors dl5trihuled to hoth men and active int uwul'dlng of tile fellowships. K U 0 raised from the rank of In· women In the ncar fulure. dering of The deadline for the submis· ,lrucwl' arc J oseph R. Flum· eep p n an a who sion of applications 10 Ihe merfell, School of Music; Ed· WRA I a59 head of the depurtment is ward H. Meyer, Jr., physical The new officers for WRA be In SOl Mnreh IS. Campus Traumas education, and 0 ani elL. are: presidenl, Paltl Ross; :-______-." Smith, circulation librarian. vice· president, Christi Hurstel; .Iudents, for the C( HOWDrd K. Hormann, assist· sccretary, Mar y Pellicrew; ant in the department of treasurer, Caryl Frauenhoff. PEARL O'HAIR'S physical ed ucation, was pro· Don't forget the final ba.ket· moted to Instructor. ball championship is nexl LAMPS- Eleven more (acuity mem­ week. Tl bers were granted sabbatical AWS all shapes & sizes - old & new leaves of absence for all or portions of academic 1968-60. At Turkey Run State Park TABLE & DESK This list includes Dr. Preston lost weekend, the 1008 Dorm W. Adams, botnny; Franz Staffers discussed the unity, Editor . Very Reasonable Prlces Bodfors, School of Music; Dr. sensitivity, and freedom of a Manlgb group 5ituulion os pertaining N.WI & (Back of Donald J. Cook, chemistry; the Healh Center) Robert l. Fletcher, bacteriolo- to the AWS program at Dc· SI.ff Ec Pauw. Sporll ) SEA F ••lure Attention all me m b e r s. Fou There will be a meeting to· Publishl morrow at 7 p.m. in the li· the Bch brary auditorium. The pro­ periods. b'T'am will consist of Jane 46135, u Whitaker and Jim Mal.h Not speaking on their Head Start tionol " experiences. York, N

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Open community 5 breeds maturity, true responsibility I ort; Dr. psychology. Harvey, By BRUCE MONTGOMERIE 1'1 " Dr. Hugh Dr. C11fton There has been a lot 01 talk about Student Power In con· Petty squabbles Dr. AJ1h. nectlon with social relorms. What is at stake Is more than Entl:lIsh, and Ihe cateh phrase "student power". The real question centers School around the kind 01 academic community which constitutes • the DePauw environment. Student power should operate In parallels To put It much too simply lor a complex Issue, the ques· tlon can be put In the lorm 01 two opposIng conditions. We By ANDY MEAD can have an open community, which I., at bottom, the goal o( the seary phrase student power. In opposition to this, we At the student "rally" Fri· the student as someone not Progress is a lunction 01 talking with the admlnlstra· Ckn have a closed community which Is traditionally associ. day lollowing Ed Schwartz', capable 01 or Intercs"'d In be· both of these concepts. It tion on the "tripartite" com· ated wIth the philosophy 01 In loco parentI. and the present speech, two groups 01 stu· ing responsible. They were cannot be gained by an "eli"''' mitt..., they know that behind DePauw situation. dents lound themselves hag· delenslve, self.rlght..Dus. performing verbal contortions their words li es the power 01 I assert that what we have here is something not so gling with each other over The traditional I cad e rs with the "powers·that·be" nor the signed aflidavits. By the Ilmple a. an either·or .Ituation. In many ways we have a the best way to get the woo seemed delensive too. They by charging around, slogan· .ame token, the aflidavlts are curious mixture 01 both whleh leans strongly towam the men in men's roo m s rule viewed the "student . power' cering "student power." given more meaning through orthodox In· loco parenlll Ihoory. In loco puenll. In Itself changed re.ponslblly. group as erratic, unpreilicta· Leadership gains ~nsi. negotiation with the admln· however docs not erea'" a closed community, bul does rein· The meeting gave students ble and irresponsible. They bility (rom the power It can istration. force the idea 01 regulating students to their position as a there a stronger leeling 01 the ulso seemed a bit self·right· (an back on. Labor leaders It's time lor both groups to prot..cted and a not lully participating member who Is re· necessity lor students to be eous in their condemnations deal with management, rely· stop worrying about each sponslble lor oroerlng his Ufe and community. able to control their own so- 01 "the average DePauw stu· ing. on the. power that lies in other. Power and responslbll. It would be a mistake to conceive 01 the student move· cial allalrs, yet these two dent watching the tube." their constItuents. The same ity are not mutually exclusive. groups displayed a substan· The sorry _ or happy _ goes for all responsible nego­ ment as being satisfied with anything less than an entirely When the nee d e d trust tial amount 01 distrus~ even lact is that none 01 the dis- tiations. open community. crystallizes in the coming Integration cynicism, toward each other. trust was necessary at all. Parallel work iog weeks, we will realize An open community Is one which Is In"'rmlngled with The first group might be Student. didn't seem to real· Therelore, the traditional some progress. The admini­ the rest 01 society. It contrasts with the closed community dubbed the "student power" ize that there was no cause student leaders and the "stu· stration will recognize "re-­ which Is distinguished by that lsolationary and prot..ctive set - those who see that stu· at all lor mistrust or cynicism. dent power" advocates should sponsibility" in us, and we Idea 01 the university as something unique beeau!e o( Its dents have the power to con· No lnIIl work in paralleL relying on will realize just who and rules and traditions which put it in oclety but not 01 society. trol their own live. and need As • e n i 0 r Chris Hughes each other. While leaders are where we are at DePauw. Th e so Ie claim to un Ique ness from society lor a university on Iy to tactically assert that n,ust and can only lie In the uniqueness 01 the people 01 the power against the administra. quietly but succintly put It· :------_____. for university. The Intrinsic dillerence between the university tion to take that control. "The trouble is no one trusts community and any other community, Greencastle or Indi. each other. A lot 01 us here Tradlllonal leade" . ed to h ' anapolis, lies In the intense concentration on leaming and the arc surpm see w 0 s men and acllve Interest in participating In the structuring and the or. The second group might be here." Or as another "'nl or WE'RE LOOKING FOR YOU luture. dering of not only the university community, but also society called the "traditional student said with a crack: "What we B!! a whole. The university is Ole preparation ground. leaden." those who see them- have here is a failure to com- I assert lurther that an open university community must selves as responsible students mun'icate!" who deal with the adminis· Th bl . th f at be In some sense like every other community. Its citizens, e pro em IS e game 0 Ross; students. In oroer to be respectful 01 the law. and responsible tration through "established antics with semantics. We channels." As leaders of var· sh Id 't d' th •• Hurs"'l; tor the condition 01 their community must have .imilar powers ou n ,vorce e concep~ y PeUierew; (Conlinued on Pag. 6) ious groups, they speak for "power" and "responsibility" Fraucnholl. students to the president a (rom each other. Iinal basket· r------; they strive lor relorm. is next Each group saw the other as Nuazio's THE DEIJAUW a threat. The "student pow· Pet Supplies cr" group viewed the '·Iead· M Y E R S ""willlna', FI"I College Newspaper" ers" as pot..ntial "seli·outs State Park to the administration," or as Pet & Hobby House for fast, FREE delivery 1068 Dorm EDITORIAL "clitists" who arc betraying 19 W. Walnut the unity, £dllor . . . . ••.•• •.....• Jack McWolhy, OL 3·3118, 117, 111 !....-_------' II"eedlolT 01 a Managing £dllor ....•. •..... Kat, McMartin, OL 3·9113 OL 3-3711 Jlertainlng HOWl £dllor . •• ...... Notl Humphrey., OL 3·5.07 at Dc· SlaU £dllor ...... ••...... ••••. 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All seniors completing the courses required lor grad. uation at the end of this semester must take a compre· hensive examination. As part of the senior comprehen· Since 1863 COMPARE OUR WORK, sive testing program, the Advanced Tests 01 the Grad· uate Recoro Examinations wUl be adminls"'~ on Sal· COMPARE OUR PRICES I urday, Much 9, at 81lS a.m. In Bowman a,mnaaJum to the lollowin\l malo... . Cl!h. 11'-- (5ittjem -FREE plck·up and dellnry JWttfV BANK AND TRUST -Prompt 3·day lIervice MAJOR ADVANCED TEST COMPANY -New student 30-day Botany and Bacteriology Biology charqe accounll Chemistry Chemistry Economics Tconomics hal served DePauw students al English Literature French French Geography Geography * CHECKING ACCOUNTS History History Mathematics Mnth emntics * BANK COUNSELING WHITE Music Mu sic Physical Education Phys. Edllc. Laundry & Cleaners Physics Physics MJdwe.1 Bank CaleD Political Science Government AvaUable on ApplJcallon 309 N. Jackson Pre· Medicine Biology or Chemistry Psychology Psychology OL 3-5188 Sociology DEAClI Sociology Spanish Spanish cr 4 hrs. Speech Speech '£0'""(1 trip 7.oo1ogy lliology CALL The Area Tests of the GRE lor Area Majors wiil be aciministered on Saturoay, March 9. 1968. at 9 a.m. TOPPER'S in Room 115 Harrhon Hall. Descriptive bulletins 01 U, e Acl\'anced Tests are For Fast, FREE Delivery available in U,e BlIr""u 01 TC'!Iting und Researeh, Room 2 Harrison Hall. OL 3-9200 PAGE 4 -;:::======,THE DEPAUW TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1968 TUESDAY Four. alumni named Darling projeds pull out snag Three pre-ministerial achievers The Sc outstanding prodigies in VN dialogue to .(olleet Pulliam, Lewis dol,lars A lorge scale war in Thai· Four DePauw alumni - all HoosIers - will be listed In iond would be the prospee. Two junior pre·mlnisterial the University committe<' on Students wi.hlng to com· Glo the fourth ediUon of "Outstanding Young Men ot AmerIca." live price the U.S. would pay students will rcgister next Scholarships. pete must register with Prot. A sort of Who's Who for outstanding young men between if the nation withdrew from full with $500 scholarships. The reci pient ot the Lewis Gooch. 105 Speech hall on or the ages of 21 and 35, the book, with some 10,000 listings, will Viet Nam. One student will be the reclp. Sermon Award will be de· betore March 4. Each con· for be published In May. This warning was delivered lent of the Pulliam Pre·mln· termined in the annual LewIs test must furnl. h Gooch wIth DePauw graduates selected include Dr. Joseph P. Allen Inst Wednesdny In New York Islerial Scholanhlp awarded Sermon Awnrd contest \0 be five copies of his sermon on IV, U.S. astronaut trainee, formerly of Greencastle, cla.. of City by DePauw Protessor Dr. by DePauw, and the other the held Aprlt 25 at 7:00 p.m. In or betore AprIl 11 . 1959; Dr. Robert L. Fuson, Duke University Medical School. Frank Darling, n speeialist on winner of the Annual Lewis Old B- in DePauw H the proposal pa ..... s Con· posed on values above $10. tion comple gress a 5% tax will be levied If we look at the proposal from E'ville , on air and ocean Iravel to the from a diplomatic angle. the team in the Eastern hemisphere. Also In· travel lax appears as n 'bad preRR crcder eluded in the proposal I. a neighbor policy'. Our attempt The triu progres.

TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1068 THE DEPAUW PAGE a The Squire's Side ars DePauw champs take : to com­ Clory reaps spirit with Prof. laurels; to :face NCAA hall on or Each con· for NCAA victory By TODD DANKMYER with The ICC baskelball champ., wiU, a 15.0 p.p.g. average. By BOB STEELE lonship has linally relurned ! (12th in the le.gue). 10 Bowman gymnasium .fter McGurk, Ihe only B

Delta (Conllnued Irom Page I) Delta Delta , Bob· Finmen stroke to 4th Torn McGurk ended a mern· bo broughl to you on WGRE BUSES TO CHICAGO 1!S1Uent, Jane oruble Ihree year career in with John Campbell and Jon RoWe Ban· filling lashion conlributing 20 Briclson doing Ih e piay·by. as IS tops ICC meet points. Dale Barrell had 8, piny. SPRING BREAK Mike O'Connell 6. nnd Jimmy Last Friday Ih e DePauw was composed mainly 01 Iresh· Jackson 2 points for Ihe Ti. r------, swimming team trnveled to men, se t two conference geTS . LOWEST RATES EVER Valparaiso lor Ih e ICC swim· marks. The Aces we r e ied by ROUND ming meet. The finmen lin· The Tigers pi aced in only Howie Prall who linished USUAL ROUTES Call OL 3-5983 ish"i in lilth place wilh 16 Iwo events. Dan Lawlor fin. with 24 points. He was loi· PUZZLES poinls. lndianu Stale, Evans· ished Ihird in the 200 yd. lowed by Loyne Holmcs with ville, Ball Slale, and Volpo individuai medley, and Rod 14 poinls and Jerry Moiling· -Moonshot were ahead 01 Ihe swimmers. Manilold also took a third Iy wilh 10. Indiana St.,le swepl 10 Ihe plnee in the 200 yd. bulterlly. Now the Tigers go on 10 -Purple paulon lirst place linish by taking This meel wropped up the Normal, liIinois where they both 01 Ih e relays and elghl season lor Coach Erdman's will meet Illinois Stale in the also 01 the e I e von individual crew of swimmers. They fin. lirsl round 01 the NCAA Straw flowers events. Their Icam, whJch ished tI,. year with. 6·7 mark. tournamenl. The game will HOW LONG HAS IT Decorator Vasil Incense, BEEN SINCE YOU The laamln sandalwood LAST WROTE HOME? Double Decker The Colored mugs 7· Day MONON G RILL Deslderta If It's been a whUe, why not Delivery Service slop In 01 714 North Jackson write today. And, of course, do OL 3-3210 GRANNY'S It on stationery from DePauw's Book Store. In addition to the official looking University sta· tionery, and In addition to those new bright colors. the Book Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? Store has a SALE on a special selection. Buy your stationery at 7:30 Speech hall at DRY Thurs., Fril, Sat., March 14, 15, 16 The DePauw Book Store "WRITE NOW." Tickets at the Book Store from March 11 ~ natcm St. PAGE 6 THE DEPAUW TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1968 -_.. _----:--- - Montgomerie ======; to tho"" of the citizens of any other community. They must Big-time drama arrive at their own value. and live by them or suller lo~ the Owen -discusses as sociation; lallure to do 10. hits DPU stage They must participate in the lormulation of the values in Albee play and the regula lions of their community. Just as do the clli­ dislikes at-large sen ator idea zens. And .ince the university citizens, the students must "Who's Alraid of Virginia ultimately participate and live in our society, it would scem Wolfe?", written by Edwam By CRAIG SMITH 1 logical and necessary to give them the same powers, by way Albee and described by Dr. of a learning experience, to enable them to create a situalion Jnmes Elrod director as a Terry Owens, Delta Koppa Epsilon junior senator, voted ti.. presidents of the UB, which allows them to live on the same basis os those outside "scathing criticism of ~hat has against the proposed Student ossociotlon plan. Yet Terry KTK, Pan-hel, and other or­ the university community. or has not happened in O'lr beUeve. the basis 01 the plan is a good one. He ogrees with gonlzotion., it will even be Today's students are more than ever not students of text society" will be presented by all the major Id ... 01 the plan except the provision to elect homer to find a view that Vol. CII, No. books but students of their own lives, society, and country. Little Thcoter the \4, 15, and at-large senators, one lor every 200 students. )Viii not be represented. AIIO, The idea ond goal 01 an open community is one which alms 16 of Morch at seven-thirty in Terry clarified hi. position "any University organization, at creating the milicu in which students con oclively fulfill the Speech hall ouditorlum. in an interview with Tho 0.- such os the newly formed ,... Banner this quest for learning of themselves and omerlng their own PIUW. Sunday. He i. not, os It would be very unllkeiy sociotion of Afro - American existence ond country. Tickets will go on sale ot he feels he hOI sometimes thot one could fomlllorize students, will be able to send The purpose is not to take over and run the university the bookstore Morch 11. been condemned as, a reac- one's sclf with 40 condldntes' a representative as a senator, or the country, but to learn how to do so when we are colled . tionary He fcel. that a platforms. provided Senate votes with a . The cost, which Includes . . He stated ti,at suggestions upon to function in these roles as creative and imaginatIve Roberto Clinton a. Martha, ehonge ,n Senate structure i. h b diS n t to three-fourths majority to seit StU( leaders. You con not expect students to learn and operate necessary but must disagree ave cen rna e n e a e that representative," aecom­ on on inlerlor basis and then leave the university to func- Alan Cloe as George, Susanne i wi' h th St d have all the cnndldates place Frlssclle portraying Honey, n part t e u ent as- th I rI 1 II Ing to the .tudent association tion on an equal basis without developing their potentials to . sociation plan. e r va ous p a arm. on plan. Consequently, there Is the lullesl and Terry Lester as N,ck, has bulletin boams around cam- on ample diversity 01 view 1-______"'1 been rehearsing since Decem- Terry Is agalnst the sena- pus. But he fcels it I. being Flames co on Senate, oecoming to Terry. ber for thi. three-hour pro- tors at-large proposal for two unrealistic to assume that a 01 Tho Datil' I duction. Dr. Elrod has been reasons: primarily it will lead majority 01 DePauw students Another consideration the llre'a sp~ assisted in direction b:' Eddie to double representation by would take the time to read against the Inclusion 01 at­ "reencistle. FIRST QUALITY a fOrge, Cathy Robins, and certaln Uvlng units, and acc- most of the platforms let Inrge senators Into Senate Is The Bann Vicki Zlnk, who have been ondly it won't necessarily alone 40 of them. ' the actual .ize of Senate. Ter­ founding In I working as understudies. widen the sphere 01 Ideas, I.e., Terry explained that since ry believes that the size 01 a 2.page odlU The play concerns the four lead tO thdle preacnvltawpoltion 01 these at-large senators would the body is more than suUl­ pubUcaUon 01 more and llerent. nts bl.- I ed I cient lor the size of the flU­ Iho Crawlom characters who accamlng to i Se presumo y uc e ect rom I , . n nate i I . dent body. We . might even The l!re, Dr. Elrod, are ''products of our' c~rta n I v i n g units, the,r have over-representation now, staff members H 0 S E civilization creating a c ti a n Terry asserted that in an Views would necessarily re- type overheal from which the audience can election 01 at-large ..nators, nect those of their particular when one considers the size 01 the United States Senate. Greencastle fi extract its interpretation 01 there would be, as an exam- living units. Hence the idea In his experl what's wrong in our society. pie, 40 students runnin, for that more views will be rep­ To reiterate, Terry doesn't 5 PAIR You will laugh at them one the 12 positions. He beUeves resented on Senate by these see any advantages to be minute, and reel pathos the that at voUng time one would at-large senators is a myth. gained by the election 01 at­ next". just be voting for a name, as In fact with the inclusion 01 large senators. FOR LambdaC ATO and - Four Topple swing Beta and "Well, what about Paul Marlol? What Sound - "Ask The Lonely," "Reach Oul, Phi Delt a -AWS do you think of him? He has started to J'II Be There," "Bernadette," nnd other&. DU ond I record some of your sounds." tration committee has been and thus secure the Four Tops a laity posi­ Fiji ond . set up lor the purpose 01 "I have never heam of Paul Maurlnt." tion In Rhytilnl ond Blues. Longden , When I leaned in the Iront window to solving it. The Four Tops current hit is "Walk FOR SMART CAMPUS FASHIONS' talk to the Four Top Lawrence Payton he Away Rence," a song lirst rccomed nasally The committee, composed 01 w .. laughing sotUy as his three compatriots by the Lelt Bonke. The song Is unique lor seven students, three laculty fielded the worthle.. questions. He was all two reasons. First, the Four Tops aing the members, and four adminis­ too wiJUng to accept any interviewer be­ song so you can understand the woms. The trators, hos set the proposal sides the Harley Davidson of reporters leon­ Left Banke nasalized the sound so you con­ deadline for March 22. Ac­ Stud ing in the rear window. not understand the woms. Second, the coming to AWS President The Four Tops began their career In .ong was written by Brown, Calilll, and Starts Tomorrow Martha Brandt, the tripartite VONCASTLE Thru March 12 Cleveland. Lawrence Payton, Abdul Fakir. Snnsone, and therefore stands out os the will provide immediate feed­ Levi Stubbs, and Renaldo Benson, the Four first major hit the Four Tops have pro· anti back from the faculty and ad­ Tops, first performed in an out-of-the-way duced Independent of Holland et 01. ministration on the students' nightclub caUed the Ebony Lounge in 1954. "We did "Walk Away Renee" as on ex­ St!llts Tomorrow, March 6 views representing a myriad Suecess did nOt. come rapidly. They bounced periment," said Lawrence Payton. "W. Sand Ibr. Runs March 6-12 01 opinions. around lrom nightclub to nightclub for the ilked the sound and decided to sing It as 0 lo ~y depol Dea n Barnhart, a member Shown 7:30 Each Night next eleven years belore they scored big. Molown piece. Now we plan to go right luted the I of the committee as an ad­ They migrated to Detroit and there be­ back to Holland, Dozier, and Holland. Songs of a study Matinee Saturday and Sunday at 2:00 ministrative rep res entatlve, gan to sing the Motown Sound written by with the heavy beIlt, something uptempo. DePauw st sa id she will press to get Adults - $1,25 Holland, Dozier, and Holland. In 1965 song­ We know our group relies on beat more Vlctnam. something done as quickly as writers Holland ond Company wrote the than anything. We don't expect to become Although she can. IIWC must act In OUR PICTURE OF THE MONTH song "Baby, I Need Your Loving" and passed slow and melodic like Curtis Maylield." the study the environment DC an rouea· it on to the Four Tops. Overnight the Four From here the Four Tops continue a prchensive ===*=== tional, community to solve this Tops vaulted such groups as the Exciters, tour of coUege one-nlghters. The tour has the .tudenl tncky problem. The com­ Martha and The VandeUas, and even The not been boring. At Rutgers University tion to th. Fir al First Tilll mittee must be free to think, Miracles to become one of the most exci t­ students rioted. when too many soul merch­ The som for there is bound to be some­ ing new sounds in Rhythm and Blue •. ants tried to charge the stage at one time. up of thre, thing we con work out It we Hoiland, Dozier, and Holland continue CallilBals Pertlilices It PIDI~P Ppicesl And here ot DePauw, Bowman was packed dents (or I II AIl1.1JI1 WIIIIIIf i AWEIY Av/WI nrc Cree to do it," she stated. to supply the Four Tops with the Motown nnd everything was "in the groove: ' man. student bo ject areas ,1mif' ------" asked sev. P------~ his backgl CHATEAU Brand New PIcture jar. P Portfolio editor plans Th. quo Thur. & Sun.-7:30 Fri. & Sun,-7 & 9 p,m, how the By FRITZ ETTL tho VI.II Innovations in the format of pus-wide participation in the Michael Caine. Karl Malden. Ed Begley why, and Portfolio should cause the publication. In the near lu- Oscar Homolka. Francoise Dorleac wllb f handling campus "arts" mngazine to be ture Portlolio representatives more interesting and worth- will be going around to all "BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN" "ulon?" The an while this semester, aecom- the living units on campus, Thanks WGRE For The Games ing to Tom Jacobs. explaining the purpose of general , tabulated Jacobs, editor of the pubU - PortfoUo, ond seeking contrl- CONGRATULATIONS TIGERS' Keep Goln" cation, hopes to initiate bullons. ..••••• II1II ...... _____ ...... 1' results: changes which will make port- Jacobs feels that there Is question folio an actual obtainable col- an untapped resource on cam- :-______• lection 01 the finer artistic ac- pus of potential portlolio mo- complishments of the Dc- terial. It is the hope of the Facul Pauw community. PortfoUo staff that this poten- The major structural change tial will be mined. ANNUAL ART SALE now under consideration by For tho s e interested in Ih e stal! is to change the mag- learning more about the more NOW through MARCH 9 Pre: azine lorm 01 Portlolio !\O thot pragmatic ability 01 analysis frameable prints and photo- of art, Portfolio will Include graphs co u I d be provided. short critique. of the articles Jacobs pointed out that In the Ihut nppear, done by mem­ SPECIALS: UA 1.rr( past the magazine has cateled bers of the faculty and the educotiOl to the writing cUque on cam- editorial staff. ACRYLICS one eM pus. If the new plan proves Innovations for the publica­ seholor . practicnl nil ureas of culturnl tion on the administrative Ie­ OiLS il,g) an< interest will find a place in vel will Include the selection CANVAS one hos ;;m ANDREWS ~ 'Hi""'" PLUMMER th e mngnzine. The editor will of the new editors in mld-se­ CANVAS PANELS commcn OJ sec k contributions from bur- mester to allow the new stnlf bradt r HAYDN I ~:r_:;~:=';! ~:.,;_;.~:· · (ELEANOR PARKER ;;!!:. RiciWm geoning composers, who will to acquaint themselves with BRUSHES PIUW. ""-4'" .. .-..."..~~1(l14tUJi _ .. be uble to hnve their musical the operating intricacies of RODERT WISE I RICIIARD RuDGERS FRAMES Whcn Ir!' It' ""-'" ., scores published, as well os Portfolio. policy , CciLcii OSCAR IIAl1l1ERSiEIN III ERNEST LEHl1AN nrt, ficti on, and poetry that For those interested in be- ~ ~r...... JMo.-..,.Idooo4I~.~",,,,,,lor... """"' .. I ... brodt sl ,., ...... w. D>tIrJ", lOtH UYr~" has appeared in post issues. coming involved In the cui- The biggest problem witi, turnl aspect of DePauw, Port­ was "n which Jacobs ond his stall foli o will hold a meeting at HERRIOTT'S pressure Unlvers Best Actress have faced is the lack of cam- nine o'clock Tues. evening In South SIde 01 the Square pus interest In the magazine. the UB. Everyone Interested ever. th Best Picture 01 The Year - 5 Awards But under the new format the wi ti, any aspect 01 Portfolio ber is !.. ______staff hopes to generate cam - are Invited. '------~ Dean \. done e Turn olde, E