tz TMH relates views on Violent student Reverend Theodore Hesburgh where the president speaks up or C S C. was interviewed on the nobody speaks up. This isn’t the topic of student disorder by kind of thing to be written by a THE Hugh Downs and Joe Garagiola committee. You have to say Sr. yesterday morning on the what’s in your heart about the TODAY show. institution and you know you The focal of interest have the support of the during the early morning community.” broadcast was Hesburgh’s recent Father Hesburgh pointed out OBSERVER. Serving the Notre Dame and St. Mary ’* College Community statement decisively condemning that it is essential to preserve the university, because it is an open the use of violence in student VOL. Ill, NO. 85 society where problems can be FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 protest. discussed, and that it is the place Hesburgh was asked why he where “th? style of life is issued the statement in spite of rationality.” He added, the fact there is no major “Violence is against everything student unrest at Notre Dame at the university stands for.” Student leaders meet in present. He replied that it was The television interviewers “time to establish rules for our were anxious to know if he own order or we are to be thought his statement could be Joint session-discuss honor ordered from the outside and applied to other institutions as that will mean the end of the well as Notre Dame. Hesburgh university.” replied, “Yes,... What I have said Yesterday a joint meeting of Monday. He explained that this student under 21 will be warned Questioned whether he should be applicable to all the Student Senate, the Hall report will be incorporated in a of the consequenses of their thought his statement was universities. Every university President’s Council, and the bill that the SLC will act on. actions, but the University will hardline, he said “1 didn’t think should be able to talk and student members of the Student Rossie then explained that the leave enforcement of the law to it was that tough. I thought it communicate freely.” Life Council was held in the bill contains three sections. The civil authorities. was fairly rational....I think you Hesburgh was asked if he was Student Amphitheater of La first section establishes a Each hall will be allowed to have to think through a situation the existence of an outside Fortune. Student Body Tripartite Hall Review Board as determine its own parietal hours, before it happens.” threat to the university. “Unless President Richard Rossie a subcommittee of the SLC, within a certain limit. The bill The university president went universities control themselves explained that the purpose ofcomposed of two students, two restricts parietal hours to on to say that although young they will be controlled from the the meeting was to discuss the administrators, and one faculty weekends, between 5:00 p.m. on people have a lot to be upset outside,” he replied. recent actions of the Honor member. Each hall will be Friday and 8:00 p.m. Sunday. with today, in addition “the He went on to say that it was Council and to inform the re q u ire d to submit a hall Parietal hours will also be world has a lot for the middle a small proportion of the students of the Hall Life Bill constitution, a list of all hall excluded between 1: a.m. and age and older people to be upset students creating the scenes on pending before the SLC. officers, and a list of all Judicial noon on weekends. Finally, each with.” college campuses. Most students, Tom Voss, head of the Honor Board members to the Review hall will be lim ited to a total of Council, explained that the Board. 24 parietal hours per weekend. Answering a question about he emphasized “are better than recent action by the council was The Review Board will have The final section of the bill public response to his recent ever from every point of view. motivated by the council’s belief no legislative powers, but will be deals with the enforcement of statement, he said there has been They are more motivated, better that the Honor Concept and the able to review actions taken by a hall rules and the roles of hall 269 letters and telegrams sent to educated, more interested, and honor system were not working hall council by a hall if it is prefects and rectors. him, all expressing approbation more sensitive to spiritual and at Notre Dame. This belief was asked to do so. The Board will Enforcement of hall rules will of his action. The only dissenter, moral issues of our times.” prompted, he said, by “letters study the actions and be left to students and prefects Hesburgh noted, was the student Hesburgh concluded his from faculty and students saying recommend a solution to the within the present framework of body president, who felt the interview stressing the point that that there are flagrant violations problem to the proper authority. the judicial system. The role of students should have been more all scholarly institutions are of the honor code in certain The second section of the bill the hall rector will be restricted involved with the letter. strongly against violence and infringement of other people’s classes.” deals with student drinking and to spiritual counseling and the In defense of his statement, rights, and that this factor is the Voss explained that the parietal hours. The present rule day-to-day administration of the he declared, “ 1 think we’ve come important one, for “Statements Council’s leave of absence was on drinking will be changed to a hall. to the point in the university per se, don’t solve anything.” “to promote an air of crisis” so statement of the Indiana State continued on page 2 that the students themselves Law. This means that any would be forced to confront the REACTION : h onor system. This confrontation is supposed to promote dialogue among the Fr. Hesburgh’s office was one from SBP J. Richard students and this dialogue is deluged with letters and Rossie, the other from Robert supposed to resolve the problem. telegrams yesterday after he Sam Anson, a former The students are supposed to appeared on NBC’s “Today” OBSER VER editor. realize, said Voss, “that the show to discuss his “get tough” From what was reported to be honor system means the student policy, threatening suspension, one of the heaviest volumes of must take responsibility for the person next to him. Only then expulsion, and arrest to all mail ever to be received at a can they truly say, ‘Yes, I want die-hard demonstrators. Notre Dame President’s office, the Honor System.’” Voss The President’s office came messages from nearly every explained that the students can’t reported that within 48 hours state and bearing the signatures take responsibility only for after the policy statement was of trustees, parents of students, themselves because the faculty issued, 269 telegrams and letters alumni, groups of students, will not accept that type of were received, only two of faculty at Notre Dame and other system. which were “critical or negative” schools, and the general public. Those attending the meeting were critical of the Honor SMC considers policy Council’s opinion that the honor system was not working, and were especially critical of the On demonstrationsCouncil’s unilateral decision to The Student Affairs Council also recognizes the student’s take a leave of absence without of Saint Mary’s College began right of appeal.” first informing or consulting consideration yesterday The policy which the council anyone else. afternoon of a formal policy on determines will be that on which However, those at the meeting campus demonstrations. The College President Msgr. John J. concluded that the Council’s council will continue discussion McGrath will act. The council action could not be reversed and g r v r * v\ “ r r * ' a in the near future in order to studied Father Hesburgh’s policy the only course of action would irerhv-r. vwr-v."? determine the college’s official statement on demonstrations, be to re-evaluate the Honor policy. Student Body President but took issue with parts of it. Concept. Therese Ambrusko, a council Miss Ambrusko said that she did The course of action will m e m b e r, said that she is not agree that the Dean of involve three parts. The student “determined to uphold the Students should decide on what leaders will hold meetings with students’ rights to free speech, constitutes a disruptive the students and gather their demonstration, due process, and demonstration. ideas about any changes they e # appeal”, in the council’s The ad hoc committee on have in mind. These leaders e deliberations. student seating on faculty along with the Honor Council, On The Inside The council released a committees also met yesterday. would then draw up statement yesterday on its They will complete work next referendums incorporating these -Federal Grant of $ 1,800,000 for new Bio building pg.7 position toward demonstrations week on a proposal to have ideas. The students would then until the formal policy is students seated on a number of vote on these referendums -D on Hynes replies to Hesburgh’s letter pg.4 determined: “During the interim committees. Their proposal will within two or three weeks. period, the Council recognizes be submitted to the Faculty The second part of the Sacred Heart Church-Renovated Romanesquc(?) pg.7 the responsibility of the Assembly. The ad hoc meeting dealt with the actions of # President to maintain peace and committee did not considef the SLC. Rossie said that the # student seating on the Rank and # —Tom Ehrbar writes his mother pg.5 order. This includes suspension Hall Life Report of the SLC will # or expulsion when necessary to Tenure Committee, which would # come before the SLC on # maintain this order. The Council go into effect next year. PAGE 2 THE OBSERVER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 !'* i i i STEWART SANDWICH Student leaders discuss Council SERVICE continued from page 1 Personnel. This is a new office overwhelmingly on Monday.” said that he would like to which will handle the While other SLC members continue these joint meetings on Available in every The appointing of hall appointment and placing of differed with the speed of the a monthly basis in order to hall on campus prefects, which is presently prefects. passage of this bill, they all ‘‘exchange ideas and Stewart Sandwich divided between the Dean of In addition, each hall council concluded that the bill would be information.” Service Students and F a t h e r will be able to voice an opinion adopted by the SLC within two Commenting on the SLC, 925 Blaine McCarragher, w i l l b e on the number of prefects it week?. Rossie said, “I think the 232-2625 consolidated under an wants in its hall. The council will Rossie then explained that students wast to see the SLC autonomous Director of Student advise the Director of Student after the bill passes the SLC, it move faster and 1 agree. But Personnel of its opinion and this will go to Father Hesburgh. He because the SLC is a legislative opinion will be taken into will then have two weeks to act body, it cannot move too fast.” uBest of Everything " consideration. on this bill, either by approving Voicing an opinion on this it or by passing it on to the Yeats discusses bill, SBP Rossie stated, “I think Board of Trustees. However, Party it is a very good bill and I think Father Hesburgh will be unable Political career i all these resolutions will pass to veto the bill. After the Hail Life Bill is Of his father Bud - Brand X - Stag Prices NEED ROOMMATE considered, Rossie said that the Michael Yeats, son of William Saturday, Feb. 22, 8:30-2:00 SLC will discuss other issues Furnished House, Garage, Butler Yeats, spoke about his such as an increase in the father’s place in Irish politics last Hillside Barn and Live-in Maid number of organizational cars night. Speaking to a group of 85, Call 289-2637 and the issue of cars fpr juniors. Mr. Yeats sought to provide an Buses Leave Circle 8:00, 8:20, 8:45,9:00 After the meeting, SBP Rossie intimate view of his father and t o clear up several misconceptions about him. He showed th at W.B. Yeats was not reactionary, but was a leading figure in the events leading up to the Irish revolution. Briefly mentioning his father’s love for Maud Gonne, he said that W.B. Yeats was a Republican prior to falling in love with her. He also said that his father felt that there could be no fine Irish literature without Irish independence, and vice versa. He said that W.B. Yeats was not a fascist, as often claimed. He was interested in 0 Fascism as a movement, but rejected it early. Michael Yeats then showed a more personal side of his father. He said that W.B. Yeats was often incoherent and contradictory in his views. 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THE WORLD TODAY The more basic issue is one of St. Mary’s Student Body Members o f the St. Mary’s principle. Students are definitely President Therese Ambrusko community: able to evaluate a teacher’s issued a statement yesterday in The Committee on Rank and ability, methods, and techniques response to the letter to the Tenure has decided it has not to Laird: Soviets testing ABM system in the classroom. This evaluation SMC student body published date received sufficient new WASHINGTON (UPI) - Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird said must be formally considered yesterday concerning the evidence to warrant a yesterday that the Soviet Union is testing a “ sophisticated new ABM whenever the question of a disposition of the cases of reconsideration of the decision it system” and that he personally leans toward American deployment teacher’s competence in the several dismissed instructors. previously made regarding the of a missile defense system of its own. classroom arises. For this reason non renewal of certain faculty The unsettled question in his mind, Laird told the Senate Foreign we must firmly establish official contracts. While the committee Relations Com mittee, is what kind of protection the U.S. channels through which student Art Festival has this legal right, it is not antiballistic missile system should afford. evaluation will be respected and The Black Arts Festival will possible to evaluate the decision That was Laird’s reply to growing numbers of congressional critics effective. open today with a film festival without a knowledge of all the of the Sentinal ABM system who question whether its effectiveness Finally, the present structure and an art exhibit, both facts involved. This does not would be worth the cost-now estimated at $6 billion-and who fear must be changed because it does featuring the works of mean that all cases involved are its deployment would accelerate the Soviet American arms race. not provide any means of prominent Black artists. This is closed issues. Father McGrath, who makes all final decisions on recourse to insure the correction the first of three phases of the of injustice, if one does occur. Pueblo crew wanted US. retaliation entire festival which in March contracts, has stated the CORONADO' Calif. (UPI) - The captured crew of the USS Pueblo students may bring with a drama festival a series of Therese Ambrusko wanted the United States to attack North Korea even if it meant appearances by noted Black recommendations, or new their deaths, enlisted men testified yesterday. evidence, directly to him. literary figures. Student Body President Quartermaster Charles Law told a Navy Court of Inquiry their There will be two captors warned they would be executed immediately if the United feature-length films screened in States struck back for the seizure of the intelligence ship. the Engineering Auditorium Mardi Gras freshman winners “We waited for the United States to punish the bunch of tonight at 7:00. These will be Ken Morris Orchestra. barbarians they had over there, but it didn’t happen,” said Law, 27, “Black Girl” and “Nothing But a The Mardi Gras raffles proved The carnival, which opened of Chealis, Wash. Man,” dealing with the struggle to be very beneficial to three last Wednesday, came off well, of the Black man. Following the Notre Dame freshman this both financially and artistically. films there will be a question weekend. On Sunday night Pat Slrhan offers to enter plea of guilty The Keenan booth was credited and answer period. Anderson of 216 Cavanaugh LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Sirhan B. Sirhan offered to enter a plea of won a 1969 Cadillac on a ticket with taking in the most money. This phase of the Black Arts guilty to first degree murder but the offer was rejected because he he bought five minutes before The prize for the best booth Festival is being produced by also insisted it be accompanied by a life prison sentence instead of the 8:0 0 deadline. He went to the Arnold Air Society, Jymie Productions, “a Brooklyn death, it was revealed yesterday. announced that he is going to which had Switzerland for its based film producing Superior Court Judge Herbert V. Walker made public a transcript sel the car and split the profits theme. Second place went to corporation involved in the areas of a conference held in secret yesterday morning at which it was Morrissey Hall while the of educational consultation, 'h his freshman partner in the brought out that the judge insisted the jury would have to decide on I chase, Channing Brackey. California Club took third. the penalty. lecturing and exhibitions to stimulate Black Last night, Tony Mitchell, a The conference was called when defense attorney Grant Cooper Zahm freshman, won the made a motion for a mistrial in the case against Sirhan, charged with communications.” The exhibit will take place in student prize, a 1969 Olds 442. the murder of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, because of a story in Brackey’s stub was one of the r m yesterday morning’s Los Angeles Times. the Art Gallery and will consist of photographs and works of 1800 or so that were submitted while Anderson had to contend graphic arts by six prominent Held Over 2nd Week Marines fight N. Vlets ridge to ridge Black artists. There will also be with 2 0 , 0 0 0 other SAIGON (UPI) - American Marines fought North Vietnamese displayed ten recently acquired chance-holders. regulars from ridge to ridge thousands of feet above the A Shau posters from the Communist The weekend began with the Valley yesterday and killed at least 105 Communists, including 41 government of Cuba. The Mardi Gras Ball, in the who died in one clash while trying to save two big artillery pieces. exhibit will be shown during concourse of the Convocation |) M G M presents the The Marines inched their way across the jagged mountain peaks regular gallery hours, today Center. Approximately 850 John FrJnkenheimer- couples danced to the sounds of 370 miles north north east of Saigon in heat which did not drop through Sunday. Edward Lewis the Intruders, backed up by the below 100 degrees until dusk, UPI correspondent David Lamb Production of reported. Tomorrow evening four documentaries will be shown at the fixer Israel leaning toward diplomacy nowthe same time and place. These LOUIE’S JERUSALEM (UPI) - Israel was reported leaning toward include two on the lives of slain based on the Pulitzer diplomacy yesterday and not reprisal~“for the time being”— inBlack Martyrs Martin Luther the Gentlemen Prize-winning novel by King, Jr. (“The King Is Dead”) dealing with the latest Arab attack on an Israeli airliner. But Defense & Ladies place Bernard Malamud Minister Moshe Dayan said if and when Israel does strike it will hit and Malcolm X (“ Malcolm X, Metro otar the Arabs “in the place where it will hurt them most.” Struggle for Freedom ” ). The In Beirut, Lebanon, headquarters of Arab terrorists, there was a other two films will be “Black Panther” and “Kick.” hint of disapproval in the press of the attack on the El A1 jetliner last Attention, All Spring-Minded St. Mary’s Girls: Tuesday at Zurich, Switzerland. Mr. Jim mie Mannas, president It’s hard to believe that spring is just around the corner! Mideast tension was further heightened by Iraq’s announement of Jymie Productions as well as Benton’s hopes to make you aware of this fact by showing you that it had executed seven men none of them Jews-convicted of contributor, and Mr. Herbert spying for Israel and Britain’s statement that it may ontinue to Randall, another of the all their new fash ions for the coming season. Tom orrow will supply arms to Mideast nations. contributors, are here to assist in be “St. Mary’s Day” at Benton’s. Hostessing the affair, which Highly placed sources in Jerusalem said that for the moment Israel setting up the exhibit and in will run from noon to 4 p.m., along with myself, will be Kerry will take action through diplomatic channels on the Zurich attack. A showing the films. They will also Long, JudyLeRose, and Mary Hallisey. We invite you to come give two lectures on the “Black strong protest note was being prepared for submission to the United in and browse around, and by all means, register for the free Cinema” and Black phtography Nations General Assembly. Israel’s previous raid on Beirut’s drawing to be held at 4, by means of which several items for International Airport for an earlier attack on an Israeli airliner Saturday and Sunday at 2:00 p.m. in the Library Auditorium. spring will be given away. Remember! Benton’s wants to be brought U.N. condemnation. your kind o f store. Bernadine ED McMAHON says . Pint Pair Budweiser, is the King of Beers. (But you know that)

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GIRLS TO PROTEST The Honeymoon Is Over h t s b v r &h . his community government idea was put into After a year and a Half, the St. Mary’s student effect with its almost endless number of tri partite body has finally learned what Father McGrath and committees and sub committees, the student body “community government” actually mean. When believed it was gaining an active voice in College Don Hy While the first goal is lost, the second is very affairs. It took the non-renewal of the contracts of much alive. In McGrath’s letter denying a several of St. Mary’s finest young teachers to teach re-examination of the faculty cases, he said the the truth to the students. proposition of giving the students “a more formal The Community” On levels where the weight is important the voice in academic and faculty affairs is being students found that community government studied.” It had better be implemented. somehow failed to include them. McGrath’s To add insult to injury McGrath threatened No one can possibly disaj roe with the goal of preserving the disregard for the students proved that his idea of a immediate and irrevocable expulsion without university as a center for ill) free and open pursuit of learning. “mature young woman” proved to be a President Hesburgh, in his dictate to the Notre Dame community, appeal to any militant action of the student pre-adolescent of about ten years of age. used this cuphemisi i as a basis for his own cowardly submission to body—this to a student body which has never ever Unfortunately the price of that knowledge was the forces of the dcllar and the status quo who wish to control this threatened a sit-in, and which had conducted its high. university from without. negotiations with McGrath with as much wisdom When the SMC students challenged the The student com. nunity was completely ignored in the formation and maturity as can be expected from any group.of Hesburgh’s statement. All the administrative forces were in non-renewal of the instructors’ contracts they had It was McGrath who was rude. Fortunately, in the support of him, Hesburgh assures us, but the administration is not a two goals in mind. The first, to obtain a near future the Student Affairs Committee will set part of the university community, and should not have the final say reconsideration of the cases of the teachers a demonstrations policy which will include appeal.on any university policy. The administration is in no way involved in involved by the Committee on Rank and Tenure the educational process. At best they are management and fiscal with possible written recommendations from We urge that the faculty and administration of consultants for the true university community, that is, faculty and students, failed. And it was a shock to the St. Mary’s include the students in its Committee students. students. But McGrath was completely within his on Rank and Tenure immediately. Majors should Hesburgh’s letter clearly demonstrates his abysmal ignorance of, legal rights. The students simply were extended no be allowed to present their recommendations to and lack of connection with the university community. In his part in any decision-making. the four-man committee in just the manner the statement he creates s rhetoric which intimates that the university is The second goal, the more important, department heads do. And their recommendations on the verge of chaos. This is a lie. He states that members of the long-range idea, is to place students in influential should be included in the committee’s report to university will be suspended from the community for “not understanding what this community is.” Only a fool, not an positions on such committees as the Rank and McGrath. We see no reason why this cannot be implemented tomorrow. educa or, could make this a policy in an educational institution. Tenure, and beyond that on other committees Hesburgh gives the power to decide on the will of the community to The young women of St. Mary’s have been which determine academic and teacher policy. the Dean of Students, another administrator. The cigar smoking The conduct of the SMC students in cruelly enlightened in the past few days. They ex-shoe salesman, who has stumbled through and over-reacted to investigating the cases of the non-renewed have proven themselves to be a mature group stiuation after situation, even to the point where he actually struck a contracts and in dealing with McGrath is to be capable of accepting the responsibility of these student with his umbrella at a demonstration last year, this man is to lauded. Notre Dame would do well to emulate the committees. To include the students would help decide on the fate of members of the community. attitudes and procedures of the St. Mary’s student fulfill McGrath’s purported ideal at St. Mary’s. To Hesburgh, on page five of his letter, states that he has “studied at body which showed a genuine concern for the do less would make community government a lie some length the new politics of confrontation.” What follows this vanity is a paraphrased excerpt from an article which appeared in the future of their school. and McGrath a hypocrite. New York Time Magazine of Sunday, December 29. This again demonstrates Hesburgh’s vicarious relationship with the university today. He has no connection with the students, limited connection with the faculty, is rarely present when ahy disputed occurrence takes place, and therefore can only gain his information from the Number Three mass media. And the most nauseating part of this is that Hesburgh had the audacity to pass off the insights, whether valid or not, as his In the wake of President Hesburgh’s momentous a proclamation. And perhaps it would be difficult own. What was made clear is that Hesburgh wjll not tolerate ultimatum to would-be demonstrators at Notre to argue that just such a statement was not interference nor violent interruption of university proceedings. How Dame he has received the critical acclaim of needed, but neither of these observations are to does he tjjien explain the actions of the administration in relation to preyed-upon administrators, teachers, editors and the point. the Pornography conference. Because of the pressure from a small many others-a huge potpourri of Americans tired Supposedly the proclamation will protect thegroup from South Bend, outsiders to the community, the of “bead-wearin’, pot-smokin’ hippies.” University community from unlawful disruptions administration had the films and the rest of the conference closed One of his rewards has been an early morning of its appointed business. It was our impression down. When a group of faculty and students decided to continue appearance on theToday show at which time he that a university community comprised faculty, with the community function, the police entered the community, brilliantly extemporized the goals and ideals upon administration and students. Accordingly we feel brutally assaulted members of the community, and seized which universities, in general, and Notre Dame, in the students should have participated in such a community property. Hesburgh contends that the police acted particular, have been founded. He drew the decision as Hesburgh’s. The proper vehicle should without administration compliance, but how does he explain the sympathy and admiration of millions of teleVsion have been the SLC. fact that the officers who made the seizure were entertained at the Faculty Club, prior to the bust, by Faccenda, Hesburgh’s lieutenant, viewers-a laudable talent few possess, but at which There is no reason Hesburgh could not have hesburgh is either a fool or a hypocrite. Father Hesburgh excels. requested of that body a definitive statement on In his last issuance Hesburgh defended the Narucki’s, the mindless No doubt he will be eulogized in the future as procedures against disruptive protests. He did idiots who sell buttons inscribed with ballistic missiles and the words the university president to lead the way for other make a perfunctory stop to inform the SLC of the “drop it,” and “up with NCAA.” Hesburgh relishes in these sections colleges to head off disruptive demonstrations and content of his statement before publicly releasing of the community, in the irrelevance of the SLC, and the traditions re-establish the university identity. His office, as it, but they were not invited to participate in its of intolerance and militarism that mark this culture. Just drop the duly reported over the state and national wires, formulation. bomb and keep going to the games, boys, and everything has withstood a deluge of telegrams and letters We should also like to emphasize that will be all right, or at least Narucki, Hesburgh and the corp of Corby commenting favorable on his courageous stand. In P.all chronics would have us believe. Hesburgh’s directive should be aimed at disruptive, fact, only two of 269 messages have been adverse violent demonstrations and not merely non-violent If the last page of Hesburgh’s current letter is examined, there will be found the catalyst for his dictate. From the alumni: “We urge to his decision, 99.3 per cent in favor. demonstrations which are perhaps annoying. To O BSER VER makes number three. you to clearly publicize consequences which shall be faced by all stifle demonstrations because they are who violate the established policy,” which is what the letter was all We hasten to remind our readers that with inconvenient or uncomfortable is to violate the about. The fighting Irish green of the dollar bill has once Father Hesburgh’s statement appears the old principle of active dissent. We do not believe bugaboo of “paternalism,” which was supposedly, againmotivated our cowering and hypocritical P r .uent. Hesburgh’s Hesburgh meant this and we hope it is not statement of policy can only create the anarchy, mob tyranny, and or at least hopefully dismissed with the creation of interpreted as a move to eliminate demonstrations imposition on this community from without, that he was supposedly the Student Life Council. entirely. trying to prevent. Without being melodramatic, I sincerely hope that As Law Professor Edward Murphy correctly Finally we are dismayed to see that in times of this letter is his last from a position of authority to the university pointed out in a letter to this paper yesterday,emergency the University president is afraid to ask community, for the educational community here only suffers at the there can be no question that the University for a decision from the body created to handle hands of the psychotic and self-indulgent celebates, and money president did indeed have the power to issue such such situations. grubbing trustees and alumni, who create the administration policy. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1969 THE OBSERVER PAGE 5 ND Sports: More athlete than student?

by Tim O'Meilia reach their academic commitments, for any reason, are liberal arts majors, although there are a few then they will have to drop the sport.” The grants are notable exceptions. Last in a five part series not revoked in such cases however. Here the DeCicco said, “We have our black sheep, though. Developmental Reading Program and the special We just have to keep on top of them all the time. I There are probably two great dangers in competing tutoring program for athletes is explained. know coaches have taken players to class just to make in intercollegiate athletics on the university level. The study hall or tutoring program is primarily for sure they got there.” These apply to football and basketball primarily at classes that present a problem for freshfnen, calculus, Joyce concurred, “Sometimes we get a boy who Notre Dame where virtually every member of the English and science courses. Most of the athletes are team is on an athletic grant-in-aid and large amounts was a big star in high school and was coddled obliged to attend the three nights a week sessions for resulting in his having a deficient background. The of money are sunk into the sports. two hours a night. The ante is upped to five nights a first semester he gets the book thrown at him. Only The lesser sports such as swimming, wrestling and week before exams. Graduate students and professors through sheer determination do some of them get golf are given few grant-in-aids because because they are paid to tutor. through the freshman year.” are neither as popular nor are they depended upon One of the methods DeCicco uses to check up on The subject of “jock” courses was also discussed. for money. Hockey is moving into the same sphere as the athletes on grants is q questionnaire mailed to the other two big-time sports now because it seems to One prominently mentioned was baseball coach Jake each athlete’s professors. Four questions are Kline’s freshman math course. Kline’s students, in be sufficiently popular. Ticket manager Robert Cahill included: approximate grade at mid-semester, fact, attend class four hours a week for three credits. has been slightly disappointed with the early turnouts attendance, tutoring question and comments by the There are several classes in both freshman English and for the hockey games but he expects it to establish teacher. itself shortly. math which are for students have failed to achieve a Although many of the reports are virtually useless, At any rate when such a great premium is placed 540 on their college boards. Kline’s is one of those. A some of them are genuinely helpful in assessing an upon winning in football and basketball in order to student must have less than that total to be in the athlete’s attitude and performance. After viewing attract customers to support the athletic program, course; there are no exceptions. several of the academic files it becomes obvious that the possibility of abuses creeping in increases. English Professor Frank O’Malley’s course was also the professors pull no punches. In order to have excellent teams the finest coaches mentioned. O’Malley has a penchant for giving A’s The athletic department is proud of the record have to be hired, the best players recruited and a large and B’s. DeCicco said the only time an athlete can established by its athletes. In the past three years amount of time spent practicing. The dangers are that take that course is in his final semester. only one scholarship athlete has failed to graduate, an athlete will not get an education and that instead DeCicco does not set up schedules for any of the and there are 75 to 80 graduates per year. About 20 he will receive some sort of monetary benefit from athletes. According to him, they register with their football players from the 1967 team had at least a his participation. That second possibility seems to deans as any other student. “I cannot say in 3.0. From tackle to tackle this past year’s first team have been eliminated here except on tne part oi tne conscience that I do not exercise any influence, but offensive line had a university average of about 3.4, alumni, who are almost impposible to check on. the influence I have is very minimal.” Final decisions However the duty of education its athletes is the Since the NCAA has been hading out scholarships are left up to professors and deans, concerning direct responsibility of the university. Executive vice to deserving graduating student-athletes only one entrance into classes. president Rev. Edmund Joyce, CSC, also chairman of school in the nation has had more winners-Yale, and There has been speculation that some “jocks” the faculty board in control of athletics, has said, they have only one more. Joyce said, “We are very make the grades without doing the work involved. “I “We try to keep on top of this as much as possible.” jealous and zealous about the academic program of think it works both ways,” DeCicco said. In other In order to do this more thoroughly Mechanical the athletes. We ran a survey about 10 or 12 years ago words, for every Father Brennan who likes athletes Engineering Asst. Professor Michael DeCicco has been among our graduate athletes which was published in there are as many who don’t. DeCicco related the placed in charge of checking the athletes on Sports Illustrated and what they did was remarkable. story of Terry Hanratty during his sophomore year. grant-in-aids to make sure their academic records are And my experience has been that since then the kids Following the Purdue game there were write-ups in in good shape. are of an even higher caliber.” both Time and Sports Illustrated. One of them said “Father Joyce called me into his office four and a DeCicco strives to make sure that “the eligibility that Penn State’s Joe Paterno wanted Hanratty but he half years ago and said, ‘Mike, I want you to do me a for an athlete coincides with that for his degree. We couldn’t meet the entrance requirements. favor and I won’t take no for an answer.’ I don’t want boys to be 12 hours short after their Consequently one of Hanratty’s teachers said that am supposed to work closely with the coaches eligibility has run out. Besides that we have to pay for anyone in that situation couldn’t pass his course. admissions office and the college deans and their grant if they come back to complete their Hanratty was the only one to fail. The reason was professors.” degree.” that he cut 10 classes. They happened to be football DeCicco explained the workings of his office. fo make it a bit easier on the athletes in season, Saturdays for which the players receive cancelled “Nobody tells the admissions office who they will or many of them attend summer school in order to be cuts. It made no difference. will not accept but anyway I receive a list of the three or six credits ahead going into the season so No matter what the stituation is here at Notre student-athletes accepted about July 1.” DeCicco that they may carry only12 hours and still be ahead Dame, whether she cuts corners or not, the question goes over the academic profiles of the 35-40 of the game. All the colleges permit the athletes to do will always be there. As long as intercollegiate scholarship athletes with Dean of the Freshman Year this provided that they will still be even with their athletics involves such huge amounts of money and William Burke. Together they review the high school class except for the business school, which DeCicco puts such a premium on winning there will always be backgrounds of the athletes, what they may be cannot understand. While two summers ago 10 some question whether there is reason for question of lacking and attempt to set up some sort of program athletes attended summer sessions here this year not. that the athlete will be able to fulfill. DeCicco expects about 50. During the first week of school the first year Last year the average of the scholarship athletes athletes on grants meet with DeCicco, Joyce and was slightly higher than that of the student body and pther people. “Father Joyce makes it very clear to the previous year trailed by only 0.002. DeCicco them. He tells them point blank that if they can’t admits that statistics mean little. Most of the athletes

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Dear Mom, mean that’s only if you look at them in a feels obligated to send me stuff like that. hear that I’m dating a St. Mary’s girl, I guess it has been certain way. Most of us students here, or But it was rather embarrasing. Not that I although our relationship is strictly a while since my last at least us mature students, however, sort was expecting Playboy. Mini even platonic (play fof me and tonic for her). lctter-and it must be of forgot what we were looking at, and footnoted her message with supporting A little comic relief, Mom, you see I kind of difficult only saw art - you know, just an statements of moral concern by Uncle haven’t lost my old wit. when Aunt Mini or aesthetic-type experience. Boy! what anCharlie, Cousin Louie, and several Also, you might be interested in my Grandpa call and ask experience! Sorry, you know I’m only interested neighbors from our local analysis of the political intrigues now how I’m doing and kidding Mom. But you have to have com munity. raging here. As it stands, by my count, w hat’s my opinion confidence in me, remember I took an Oh yes, I almost forgot, we are allowed there is a three-way race for Student about all the campus Art History course freshman year. Maybe to cheat now, on tests, on papers, Body President and 1 think you would upheavals and guys every cop should too. anything. The whole honor concept, like all of the candidates. Mike Kendall, with four-inch Well anyway, Hesburgh (yes, I know which impressed you so much during however, is hung up on the K ennedy’s; sideburns and stuff. how much you think he’s a great man and freshman orientation, has been abolished. Phil McKenna looks like he’s hung over; And you have to how I’ll think much more highly of him As a matter of fact, the guy sitting next and John Mroz, if its at all possible, will give them that 10 years from now) came out with a to me right now in the study lounge is probably hang himself. (No Mom, I “ T o m m y ’s doing letter laying down a hard line against all presently copying this letter to send haven’t thrown my hat in the ring yet, real fine” routine. forms of protest and dissent. I really get a home to his mother. Also hopefully my you have to be politically discreet about kick out of these emergency letters he Well I have been doing a lot of thinking grades will be zooming up this semester. these things.) sends us on breaks from the SUMMA lately (you, of all people may find that And I think you’d really enjoy the In regards to your question about what campaign, to let us know he’s still on top hArd to believe). Anyway - here goes. story of our campus judicial board which the SLC actually is, I too am awaiting an of things. I usually agree with him and First of all, let me fill you in on a few of just knocked off its first big case, and answer. the radicals. the local issues currently burning on probably itself, for the remainder of the Well, Mom, until next Homecoming .. I also received a letter, and a package campus, taking up from where my last year. Mom, this whole farce was more Oh Yes, if Aunt Mini or Grandpa call, from Aunt Mini, who thinks the real letter left off. Homecoming was melodramatic than those ridiculous tell them that “Tommy’s doing real fine.” influences of higher education may be reaUy tremendous ( a little joke, Mom, soap-operas you sit through every Devotedly in Notre Dame, bringing me over to the left. It seems she I’m sure I’ve written you since then, at afternoon since you tucked us kids away Tommy was really worried about me, and stayed in school. All this legal rhetoric and least once.) up late through the wee hours one I suppose you’re wondering about my courtroom drama which somehow ended PS — For some strange reason, my morning to tell me what was on her mind. reaction to that whole pornographys in the suspension of one student for one room-mate keeps avoiding me. The package believe it or not, contained affair, with the police, and mace, and week, and of common sense for at least PPS — Could you please send up my several religious articles and a copy of her national headlines and everything. Well, I three months. two laundry bags which I left home “Last Will and Testament.” Maybe it’s guess for some, the exhibits were dirty. I Since you’v always been disturbed with over the Christmas vacation? because she’s my Godmother that she my shyness, it should warm your heart to PAGE 6 THE OBSERVER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969i This year's Senior Fellow Overwhelming response to McCarthy

The Senior Fellow program in South Bend before noon on number and have them get members of the faculty. also be copies of McCarthy’s will shortly be upon us. Wednesday, March 5th. Shortly something out of it.” Thursday, March 6 th, there poetry anthology “AND TIME Wednesday afternoon Chairman Chuck Sheedy and his thereafter, he ewill attend a will be two more seminars, one BEGAN”. co-workers Mike Keefer, Craig luncheon with SBP Richard McCarthy will fill in for faculty will be on United States foreign When questioned on coverage members at their invitation. The Fenech, Thomas Alter, and Bill Rossie, the president of the policy and open to 45 personsby the news media, Sheedy times for the seminars will be Devereux are very optimisticsenior class, Sheedy, an official selected by the lottery. The responded, “overall coverage by 2:10 and 4:10. These will be in about the outcome of the from the Administration, and second seminar of the day will newspapers and news magazines regularly scheduled classess seminar, in which Eugene approximately 15 Seniors be held (tentatively) in the such as Time and Newsw eek is which are composed mainly of McCarthy will be the guest. As chosen by lottery from those afternoon. This section will encourages. Newsmen will not seniors and have been chosen Sheedy said, “The response has who signed up for the program. again be a regular class wherein be allowed in the seminars as it from the College of Business and been overwhelming. I was rather Sheedy felt that “rather than the professor will give the floor might inhibit the exchange startled at the sincere interest of have ac many Seniors as possible the College of Arts and Letters to Senator McCarthy. Cancelled between our Fellow and the the class.” at the luncheon, it would be curriculum. The Senator will cuts will be provided by all those students. Besides, a public press Senator McCarthy will arrive better to have a more limited make a few opening remarks and who require them. conference will be held around then proceed to a question and The Senior Fellow program 3:00 March 6 th, at The Center answer period. will culminate with the for Continuing Education”. W.C. FIE Fifteen additional seniors, presentation of the Senior The purpose of the Senior again chosen by lottery, will join Fellow Award at Stepan Center Fellow program is perhaps best McCarthv for dinner in the the night of March 6th, 8:00PM. expressed by Senator McCarthy: Charlie Director room above the South This ceremony is open to the “University students have the Dining Hall. That night entire student body and to the obligation, of course, to study FILMS McCarthy, members of the public. and comprehend as far as faculty, and 75 members of the Sheedy notes that there will possible the intellectual heritage 8.-00 pm class of ’69 will attend a be a booklet sent to all members of the past. They also must reception at the Alumni Club. In of the class of 69’ explaining the respond to the ideas and to the Friday, Feb 21 Carroll Hall SMC addition to the opportunity program. Complimentary copies social and political events of the afforded here to meet McCarthy, of McCarthy’s latest Book “THE present:to the great problems of Saturday, Feb 22 $1.00 Admission seniors will also be able to meet LIMITS OF POWER ” will be war and peace, and such some of the more sought after distributed to those who are domestic issues as economic sleeted by the lottery to attend policy, civil rights and the urban one or more of th Senior Fellow crisis. Their very special concern functions. “Hopefully they will must be the direction of read it and question Senator American life at home and McCarthy on its contents”, American influence in the remarked Sheedy. There will world.” January grants totaling $900,000 Scheduled for research areas A total of $898,172 was re: the National Science Foundation ceived by the University of (NSF) to support undergraduate Notre Dame in January for re­ research in biology, physics, search, equipment, and educa­ m echanical engineering, civil tional programs according to a engineering, chemistry, and report issued today by Dr. giology. The largest research Frederick D. Rossini, vice grant was $310,000 from NSF president for research and sponsored programs. for nuclear structure research by the Notre Dame nuclear physics Included in the total was team of Drs. Cornelius P. $373,500 from the Office of Browne, Paul R. Chagnon, Education for National Defense Sperry E. Darden, Walter C. Education Act graduate Miller, and A. Andre Rollefson. fellowships and $32,840 from

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OFFER mind. • Send To: Box 11, Notre Dame FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21,1969 THE OBSERVER PAGE 7 New biology hall The M Construction soon Father Jerome J. Wilson, Vice grants. humorous interpretations of the The federal grant came from second-rate. Nevertheless, for President for Business Affairs, A word of praise student manual set forth in stated Tuesday that the two sources. The Indiana State representatives of the Father Hesburgh’s public university has just received a Commission awarded the Administration it was apparently statement have pricked my federal grant of $1,800,000 to university $600,000 from their Editor: not a case of being stupified by conscience and reminded me be used for the construction of a federal government fund and the Since it seems unlikely that the mediocrity of the challenge that “Freedom Isn’t Free.” I new biology building. The cost National Science Foundation, Peter Michelson and John but rather, with instinctive have gotten a fine education of this building, which will be $ 1,200,000. The remaining Matthias are going to receive aptitude, of embracing it. from this university, and have located between the Computing $2,827,000 will come from official praise from the Instead of deserting reality received what amounts to loving Center and the Lobund Research private donations and funds University, I would like to and shuffling away into a bogus care from several members of Laboratory, will be about which have been put aside for express at least personal academic heaven of forms, the faculty during my years at $4,627,000. this project. appreciation for their presenceMichelson and Matthias Notre Dame. I have also dropped The estimated start of Before the university officials during the weekend of February confronted a serioir and out for two semesters and been received the grant, they had to construction is sometime in the 7. Having watched Michelson immediate university problem. suspended for one (possession of assure government month of May. Since the and Matthias in action on Their activities over that alcohol on campus-Spring representatives that they either university accepted a grant from Saturday and Sunday, February weekend showed courage, 1965). I won’t mind leaving had or would have the the government, it must wait for 8 and 9, I am convinced that generosity, and candor. Such again. $4,627,000 for the construction the government’s permission to these two men were crucially human values have been Charles B. Word ell of the biology building. This allow contractors to place bids. instrumental in holding Notre throttled from the halls of the Off-Campus It will be ten weeks before this assurance was necessary because Dame together at that time. establishment. And that is why of the stiff competition for gov­ consent is given because the Their patience, sympathetic the establishment is an echoing ernment building grants. Peace Corps to government must first give their imagination, and, above all, chamber to so many people. Besides having the necessary permission to many other trustworthiness helped to Yours very truly, Recruit here schools and universities which amount of money, the university rhoderate the intense and Joseph M. Duffy have also accepted government also had to have line drawings complex feelings of students There will be a 7recruiting team from the Peace Corps on who had been associated with Patterns of- protest the Conference on Pornography campus February 24-28, 1969. Renovation and Censorship. Although a They will have a booth in the Editor: simple and brutal outbreak of concourse of the Memorial I have usually found the those feelings might have been Library. The recruiting team patterns of protest at this Proceeding understandable and even is composed of returned Peace University to be either tedious The renovation of Sacred the speaker’s voice and avoids warranted, the effects would Corps Volunteers. or unaesthetic. Protesting Dow Heart Church, begun three and feedback is planned. A new style have been incalculable damaging president Doan’s presence during During their visit the recruit­ one half years ago and costing of pews and 400 removeable to the life of the campus. a chill, drizzling Autumn ing team will visit classes, help approximately 200 $ ,000, is chairs are planned in order to afternoon, and sleeping upon the with Peace Corps Applications, proceeding at full speed. avoid the regimented aislesthat Peter Michelson and John smooth marble coldness of the distribute illustrative materials, The project is contracted by had been at Sacred Heart. Also, Matthias recognized the Ad building have done their administer the Peace Corps test Conrad Schmitt Studios of the wainscot, the wooded situation and worked with the share to cool my anarchistic and show films. They also hope Milwaukee and is under the paneling on the bottom four feet students to improvise some fervor. The singing, arms linked, to have a conference for stu­ direction of a dozen committee of the wall, is being refinished. justice and order suut of of “We Shall Overcome” after dents who have already applied members drawn from the Although the spired, gilded recalcitrant material. By contrast the second-night mass during the and would like to know the campus. The committee includes altar will remain, a new side altar the Administration did and said Dow-Cl A sleep-in stretched status of their applications. Father Carl Hager of the Music is being built. Daily masses will nothing sensible-though it seven stanzas past my emotional Dept., Frank Montana of the be heard at the rear altar after issued statements in a variety of tolerance and seemed an Architecture Department, and the renovation of the 98 year tongues. A dingy pair of bigots JAYS LOUNGE on US 3 Brother James Dorson, sacristan old church is complete. from the West Coast, a county inapropriate appropriation of outdated material of just across the border in of Sacred Heart Church. Father Hesburgh’s plans for a prosecutor on the make, and a Brother Dorson pointed out new church to be built near the seedy militia had managed to questionable musical value. Michigan, serving your that the renovation is “ not a high rise dorms have been “bust” Notre Dame. The whole However, you may note with favorite beers and liquors - construction project, but is scrapped. There was a large performance was absolutely sardonic sympathy, the recent seven days a week. trying to correct physical aspects amount of disagreement over the of the building, striving for a need for a new church. Fr. more vibrant liturgy while Jerome Wilson, Vice-President in keeping in mind the spirit of a charge of business affairs, said Gothic Church.” the reason this new church New tuck work has been cannot be built is “that there Did you like finished, the pews have all been just is no money.” removed, and the altar platform is being extended. An acoustical RIVER PARK carpet, similar to an MISHAWAKA AVE, at 30th indoor-outdoor carpet, is going PHONE 288-8488 beer the first time to be laid. A new public address system that adjilsts "★ ★ ★ ★ " “FASCINATING!” automatically to the loudness of - M.Y. DAILY NEW S —Life Magazine

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m Johnny Dee, an instructing, nail-biting, cringing, pensive and sometimes mesmerized coach, produced Notre Dame’s 900th win last night. Everything is coming up Violets Last night was fun night in 10-7 lead. Murphy caught the Dame shot 17-35-.486. the past Olympics, paced NYUperformances under their belts, the Fun City for Notre Dame’s Violets with a jumper at 16-15, During the second half, the and game scorers with 27 points. the Irish return home Tuesday Fighting Irish. They ran but Miller scored to regain the Irish put the clamps on Miller A binge directed by Whitmore night clash against Valparaiso. In roughshod over New York lead. and 6’-6” center Jim Signorile, pushed the advantage to 86-65 the last three games, ND has University 98-88 in Madison Notre Dame took over for while Arnzen pounded the with 6:2 0 left. The Irish averaged 100 points per game. Square Garden to bring their good at 29-27 as Arnzen scored boards. Three buckets by ultimately led by as much as 23, Whitmore and Carr have led the record to 18-5. The victory was on a pass from Carr with slightly Meehan propelled ND out at a but Coach John Dee substituted attack with 78 points apiece. the 900th in Notre Dame’s more than 7:00 left. The final 60-49 margin and Arnzen made in the final moments. The The Irish figure to continue their career, and gave the Irish a clear few minutes of the half were it 65-51 at 12:10. Violets put on a late surge which offensive show against Valpo, shor at the NCAA Tournament. spent shooting fouls, with the Some fine work by Porrato cut the gap to 97-88 before John but must tangle with tough Only nine other teams can boast Irish pulling ahead 47-41. Carr kept the Violets in reach. Pleick free throw molded the “giant-killer” St. John’s on more roundball wins. paced the attack with 15 points Porrato, who played for the final margin. March 1, a game already sold out Keys to the Irish success for and Whitmore added 11. Notre Puerto Rico National team in With three impressive in New York. the third straight game was shooting, as ND approached 50% from the floor and 80% from the line. Austin Carr brought a Ryun appearance heads sports card bag-full of moves to the big city and delighted a crowd of 6,249 Notre Dame’s Athletic and Michigan, DePaul, Drake, Big Ten. Last year the Badgers season record fell to five wins with his 25 hard-earned points. Convocation Center will be the Kansas, Kent State, Kentucky halted Notre Dame’s 31-meet versus three losses. He fouled out late in the game scene of the 43rd annual Central State, Loyola, Marquette, Notre winning streak with a 14-13 Anything but delighted about and received a standing ovation. Collegiate Conference indoor Dame, Southern Illinois, Toledo, victory. facing the pair of Big Ten foes in Bob Whitmore added 24 track and field championships Wayne State, and Western Indiana has yet to defeat the back-to-back encounters, Coach markers for the Irish as he Friday and Saturday. Michigan. Irish fencers in 16 tries while Stark has also been less than appeared in his 81st consecutive Fifteen teams are entered Notre Dame posted wins of 22-5 pleased with his team’s game, tying a team record. Bob including favored Kansas with its over Vanderbilt and 16-11 over performance. “Against Central Arnzen went over the 1600 great middle distance runner Jim Fencing Illinois last year. Michigan we didn’t even look career point mark with his 20 Ryun headlining the DeCicco’s team returns to good in the events we did points and Dwight Murphy had 325-participant field. Notre Dame for a March 1 meet Swimming manage to win,” commented 12. Jack Meehan quarterbacked The J ay hawks announced with Tennessee. Stark. “The four remaining another terrific game and came today that Ryun, their world Notre Dame’s wrestling squad Floundering in the midst of dual-meets on our schedule up with 11 points, most of them record holder at the 880, 1500 plays host to a strong Marquette three consecutive losses, Notre against Purdue, Northwestern, in crucial situations. meters and mile distances, will team Friday at 7:00 p.m. in the Dame’s swimming team will Cincinnati, and Ohio University The Irish were actually in go in the two-mile only for the Athletic and Convocation attempt to assauge its wounded will make it especially tough to difficulty only in the first half. Centrals. Center. The meet is open to the pride with the likes of generate the needed impetus we NYU’s fine pair of guards, Jim Ryun made his second start of public with no admission charge. Northwestern and Purdue. On need to carry us through the Miller and Adolfo Porrato, split the season in the two-mile last Coach Mike DeCicco’s Notre Saturday, the Irish will confront season.” the first ten Violet points for a weekend against Southern Dame fencing team takes a 12-1 the Wildcats of Northwestern at Illinois and Oklahoma State but record on the read this weekend 2:00 p.m. in the Rockne Wrestling Rochester coach dropped out with five laps to go meeting Indiana at Bloomington Memorial Pool and on Monday because of a troublesome left Friday and Illinois, Wisconsin (Feb. 24) the traveling Coach Tom Fallon’s Irish will R OCHESTER, N Y. foot. and Vanderbilt at Urbana, Boilermakers will be entertained take a 5-2-1 record into the (UPI)-Peter “Pat" Stark, who The two-mile will go off at Illinois Saturday. at 4: p.m. meet. set three passing records while a 2:45 p.m. Saturday. Ryun’s The Irish were knocked from Head coach Dennis Stark and Last year’s Wisconsin A A LI quarterback at Syracuse, will main opposition will come from the unbeaten ranks last Saturday his school of Irish swimmers champions, the Warriors have take over as football coach at Mike Ryan of Air by Ohio State by a 15-12 netted their first five opponents fallen this year to a 3-6 record the University of Rochester. Force, current NCAA cross margin. when the season began but since due to injuries and academic The 39 year old offensive country champion, and Oscar Illinois and Wisconsin will have been drubbed by Kent problems. backfield coach for Harvard was Moore of Air Force, current confront the Irish with two of State, Western Michigan and Featured Friday is the officially named coach yesterday CCC record holder in this event. the better fencing teams in the Central Michigan (68-45) as their 130-pound match in which at a news conference. Coach Bob Timmons’ team M arquette’s Rick Paulson will Stark succeeds Don Smith, also boasts the best collegiate meet Notre Dame co-captain who was relieved of his coaching three-man shot throwing team in ABA taps AKeith Giron (Westminister, duties at the end of last season. the U.S. Karl Salb, the Colo.). Paulson was second in 275-pound ring leader of the The Oakland, Calif., Tribune on the second round going to the Wheaton Invitational, while shot putting trio, boomed and the St. Paul, Minn., Pioneer the Minnesota Pipers. Whitmore Giron was eliminated in the NCAA race throws of 65-5 'A and 64-10% last Press reported that the American was the 18th. player picked bysemi-final round of the same week. Basketball Association the ABA, just ahead of tournament. The race for NCAA Finals in the 35-pound weight conducted a secret telephone Creighton’s Bob Portman, who at-large berths was clarified throw, high jump and triple draft last Saturday. Lew went to Denver, and just behind Despite what their record jump will be held Friday Alcindor of UCLA was the Purdue’s Herman Gilliam, who might say, the Warriors will be somewhat the past two no easy touch for the Irish. Both nights. Dayton (17-6) was beginning at 6 :1 5 p.m. number-one draft pick of the went to Kentucky. Qualifying heats in most of the ABA, going to the New York teams were at the Wheaton Some other first round blasted 96-60 by Cincinnati running events will also be held fslets in the first round. The Tournament last week, Notre choices were of Wednesday and Marquette Friday evening. The session is report also stated that Alcindor Dame coming away Florida (Houston), Rusty Clark open to the public at no was picked by the Milwaukee empty-handed and Marquette, (19-4) dumped Denver of North Carolina (New admission charge. Bucks of the NBA in a secret taking third place though 91-75 last night. Notre Orleans), Dave Schoiz of Illinois Admission for the Saturday telephone draft held last month. without an individual champion. Dame’s victory set the Irish (Kentucky), Bill Bunting of session starting at 12:30 p.m. is The St. Paul Pioneer Press also After 13 meetings, the Irish North Carolina (Miami), and mark at 18-5. Dayton plays $2.00 for adults and $.50 for disclosed the results of the first and the Warriors are even at Larry Cannon of LaSalle (also to Chattanooga Saturday and children. two rounds of the ABA draft. 6-6-1, Marquette winning the Miami, which had two first Alex Wilson’s Notre Dame Bob Arnzen, Notre Dame last three out of four. Notre Dame entertains round picks). Valparaiso Tuesday. team, led by sprinter Bill Hurd forward, was the first player Marquette does not play and an impressive two-mile relay picked in the second round of The report received a “No team, is the defending champion the ABA draft, also going to the comment” from N.Y. Nets Hockey again before the bids are and as won the team title 23 N.Y. Nets. Arnzen was the 12th. owner Arthur Brown and from The Irish icers, carrying a announced, at 9:30 a.m. of 42 runnings. player selected by the ABA. ABA commissioner George 14-7-3 record, face Purdue’s local time Tuesday. Teams entered are: Air Force, Bob Whitmore, Notre Dame Mikan. Officially, no date has hockey club at 5:30 p.m. Bowling Green, C e n tra l center-forward, was also picked yet been set for the ABA draft. Sun'day in Indianapolis.