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• HE t Homecoming Candidatesphoto s by adrian boyer Elections Monday by Elliot Simmons On Monday, October 11, 1971, between 8:00 A.M. and 5:30 P.M". elections for Homecoming Queen of 1971 will be held. The voting will take place in the Flag Room of the Guerry Student Center. Either a Student l.D. or a Student Fee Card will be required in order to cast your ballot. There are four young ladies Zee Vonia Gonia Dot Stenson Susan Scott Debbie Collins vying for the honor of Vonia Gonia, a junior majoring cheerleader and the C-Club Treasurer of the BSA, member campus from which they Homecoming Queen. The first in Elementary Education. Zee Queen is being sponsored by of Kappa Chi Epsilon-a women graduated and have good is Miss Deborah Collins, a is being sponsored by Alpha the Chi Omega Fraternity. She service organization, President memories return." senior English-Education Delta Pi Sorority and is a also is a native Chattanooga. of the Presbyterian Center, Zee Gonia replied thusly, major. She is a native member of the Army Angels The fourth young miss is and Student Counselor to the "It should be a good time for Chattanoogan and is being and a member of Panhellenic. Dot Stenson, a senior President of the UT System. alums and a good time for sponsored by the Pi Beta Phi Zee is the daughter of Mrs. Psychology Major. Dot, the The ECHO asked some students. A time for old and .sorority. She is a member of G.H. Swope and a native daughter of Mr. and Mrs. questions of the contestants. new together." the Chamber Singers, toured Chattanoogan. Marshall Stenson hails from The first was, "What does Susan Scott's feeling on the with the Singing Mocs in Number three on the list of LaGrange, Georgia. She is homecoming mean to you?" question was, "Homecoming is Europe, and is President of her contenders is Miss Susan Scott being sponsored by the Black Miss Collins answered this former students returning to Sorority. a junior Health and Physical Student Association. Her way, "Homecoming is when all their campus to renew old The second ful is Miss Zee Education Major. Sue, who is a student activities include the alums come back to the school ties. It is planned for the alums so that they may have a good time remembering old times. Homecoming is fun." Dot Stenson fielded the question by saying, UHIVERSITY ECHO "Homecoming is the one time of the year when alums, STUDFNT NFWSPAPFR OP THF MNI\/PRglTV nc TFNNFQSFF AT CHATTANnnfiA students, and just everybody gets together to have a great Vol. LXXI Chattanoo^, lermessee OCTOBER 7,1971 No. 6 cont. on two Program Committee Distributes Money by Fred Caughran * tor 30,Las tht e ThursdayUniversit, y SeptembeProgramrs Th e awardinCommitteg etrave votel d money4-1 to. Committee purchased one deny the award. hundred season tickets for Next Tom Conway, editor $800.00, denied the request of of the University Echo, the Guerry Center for a requested that the Programs monthly calendar, denied a Committee underwrite the previous award for the ROTC paper $1,100 to allow it to Drill Team, and underwrote continue publishing twelve the Echo $1,100 for this pages per issue. It was the semester. opinion of Mr. Conway that Moving to old business, Dr. cont. on two Klinefelter moved and James Freeman seconded a motion to photo by phil theodore accept the proposal of College Thursday morning saw the first earth upturned for the projected UTC library complex. Pictured purchase of one hundred from left: William Masterson, David Johnson, Connie Rowland, Edward Boling, Paul Kinser, and student season tickets in a Harvey Holland. block section for $800.00. Finances These tickets are for the (CPS)--The Fall of 1971 has 1971-72 Community Concert been bad financially for many Dynamite Charges Set Off Series and will be resold to colleges and universities. Since full- time students at a May at least 12 small, private discount rate of one dollar per institutions of higher performance. The motion education have closed their Construction Of New Library passed unanimously. doors due to financial by Phil Theodore knowledge." Dr. Nelson then moved to capacity of 350 students of difficulties. UTC's $20 million capital ''But beyond an deny the request of the Guerry Enrollments in all private expansion program got the John Storris Fletcher improvement in numbers," he Center Board for partial institutions are down and underway last Thursday with Library which is now in added, "our library will funding of the publication, many state schools are caught Dr. Edward Boling, UT system operation. provide the intellectual "This month at UTC." The between budget slashing president setting off twin The library will be funded resources needed to backstop motion passed 5-0. legislatures and student and dynamite charges sending primarily by a state some of our most innovative It was the consensus of the faculty demands for more and columns of blue and gold appropriation for general academic programs. Programs committee that the Echo better services and salaries. smoke rocketing skyward. obligation bonds. The annual interest on the bonds, in such as UTC's College of Man publicity of Student Center Many private institutions The occasion marked the excess of $80,000 will be paid and Interdisciplinary Honors programs was adequate, and have found their enrollments ground breaking ceremonies of by a federal interest subsidy Program. Both," he added that the request was, down sharply from recent UTC's new 5.4 million dollar grant each year, as announced "stress a heavy amount of therefore, not justified. years. Even the big 20 have library «md parking garage individual study under faculty earlier this year by Senators Dr. Nelson also moved and felt the pinch, Harvard's complex. The new library is guidance." Brock and Baker, and Jack Garland seconded a enrollment is down 12%, the first project to get Congressman Baker The Chancellor also noted motion to deny a previous underway and is the most Yale's is down 18%. that the new library will serve award for the ROTC Drill Three other Ivy League important and most expensive In his statement, Chancellor to enhance UTC's ability to Team. Dr. Klinefelter said he project now in the planning. William H. Masterson schools have noted similar attrack the area's best believed this request violated drops as have Stanford, It is hoped that the library expressed its importance in students. the guidelines of the this way, "The academic heart Northwestern, and M.I.T. will be open during the Boling saw the new committee, because he of any campus is its library." Even with the slack in private 1972-73 academic year. The construction as one of the best considered it as "operating He cited the library's ability institutions being taken up by library will house 350,000 things that could happen to expenses for a special interest to, "bring together a larger the less expensive state volumes and seat 1600 this community economically. group." store of man's accumulated university systems, the total students. That's quite a "I predict," he said, "that the knowledge and a greater Dr. Nelson spoke about the enrollment figures, according sizeable jump from the economy of this community number of seekers of danger of setting a precedent cont. on two 150,000 books and seating cont. on two PAGE TWO THE UNIVERSITY ECHO OCTOBER 7, 1971 Harris' College Finances Hat In Facecont Troubl. from one e to the U.S. Office of the Federally Guaranteed Ring Education, will see a rise of Loan Program has increased by only 2.5%-considerably less WASHINGTON, D. C. 34.3% over last year. than in past years. No figures on the rise in (CPS)—Calling himself a The only state university representative of the new applications are available, system in the country showing however, it is noted that the populism, Senator Fred R. substantial gains is the State Harris (D-Ok.) formally entire Midwest District of College and University system H.E.W. was out of applications declared himself a candidate of New York. Their for the Democratic for almost a month this applications rose 15% this summer. Presidential nomination. year. The most popular Speaking Friday, September campus was SUNY at 24, in the Senate Caucus Stoneybrook; they had 8,500 Room, the Oklahoma applications for 968 freshmen Democrat remarked that openings. Library Americans were losing faith in In Minnesota, eleven out of their government leaders and fifteen private schools in the are becoming convinced that state are raising their tuition elected officials are incapable by 10% this year. Students at Site of changing the nation. all seven Minnesota state cont. from one "I intend to try and turn this supported colleges face a will shortly be described in country around before it is too tuition increase of 50 cents a more glowing terms. The late," Harris said to the quarter-hour, or 7% over-all. immediate shot in the arm to approval of over 200 President's Nixon's recent employment and to material supporters gathered for the wage price freeze gave some sales with the beginning of this announcement of his colleges and universities added library project is just a solid candidacy. income by allowing them to indication of things to come Harris becomes the second raise tuition-however, it when the entire $20 million official contender in the race caught students who were development project is in full for the De mocratic trying to pay higher prices swing." nomination. Senator George Blues singer B.B. King will perform for your listening pleasure with less money. Friday, October 15, at 8 p.m. in the gym. Em phasing the partnership McGovern announced his While prices went up, more that exists between UTC and intention to seek the students were competing for the community of presidency last January 18. federally subsidized loans and Chattanooga, Boling said, "We Harris intends to build his work study positions. want this groundbreaking new populism around three Parade Heralds The According to the Department today to stand as a symbol of main points: Better of Health, Education and that partnership, and to distribution of the national Welfare, the amount of money provide for us an opportunity economy, better distribution borrowed by students through to express our gratitude for of power at home and a return Homecoming Beginning the wealth of assistance, aud to idealism as a nasi-, for A downtown parade, understanding so generously foreign policy abroad. Later that evening, B.B. King, complete with cheerleaders, UTC by this community." In a recently completed trip considered by many as the marching bands, floats, and The ceremonies were through the South and greatest innovator of rhythm headline entertainer B.B. King. Candidates presided over by Paul Kinser, Southwest. Harris elaborated, and blues guitar will entertain will herald the beginning of University of Tennessee on these points. in an 8 p.m. SGA concert at cont. from one 1971 Homecoming at UTC, trustee for Hamilton County. In Houston he called for an Maclellan Gym. Also on the time. It is one of the tew Friday, Oct. 15. The parade, Speakers included David attack upon the "economic entertainment bill will be weekends during each semester grandmarshalled by Col. Creed Johnson, president of the concentration and monopoly Chattanooga's own rock when everyone can relax and Bates (UC '14), will form up at Greater Chattanooga Area power of big business." If we group, "Humour". Tickets for forget about academics." 11th and Market Streets at Chamber of Commerce, Dr. broke up the shared the concert cost $3.00 for The second question 3:00 p.m. and march down Boling, Chancellor Masterson, monopolies that dominate our students, $5.00 for general pertained to the events that Market to 6th, turning at 6th SGA vice president Connie economy, prices would fall up admission, and are available at occurred at Knoxville at their and continuing to the UTC Rowland, and Methodist to twenty percent in the the Guerry Student Center, 1970 Homecoming. A male campus via Georgia Avenue Chaplin Harvey Holland concentrated industries," Loveman's downtown, Super was crowned Homecoming and Oak Street. Harris stated. Sam's South at 704 McCallie Queen of 1970. The question Other dignitaries present He added that he favored the Riding in the traditional open Ave., and the Nickel Bag, 3822 was, "Relating to the events at were Chattanooga City use of a progressive Federal convertables during the parade Brainerd Road. Knoxville last fall, how do you Commissioners Steve Conrad tax system to finance national will be this year's four UTC Homecoming activities feel Homecoming has changed and John Franklin, County health insurance and would Homecoming Queen for Saturday begin at 11:30 at UTC?" Judge Chester Frost, County candidates: Miss Deborah a.m. with a box lunch for initiate such a program if Dot Stenson replied, Councilman Jack Mayfield, elected. Advocating a cut in Collins, senior English major alumni, faculty, students, and Tennessee State nominated by Pi Beta Phi andparents on the main floor "Homecoming has and is federal taxes for people who changing like everything else Representative David make less than $13,000 a year sorority; Miss Zee Vonia at Maclellan Gym. Trophies Copeland. Gonia, junior education major on the college campuses today. Harris added that he would for winners of the annual It is not being forgotten, it is not use tax money to bail out nominated by Alpha Delta Pi Homecoming Golf Tourney, simplely putting on a new corporate giants like Sorority; Miss Dorothy which will be held at Creeks face, one that fits today's Programs Penn-Central and Lockheed. Stenson, senior psychology Bend, Friday, teeing off at students." major nominated by the Black 9:00 a.m., will be awarded at Harris outlined his foreign Student Association; and Miss the lunch. Entertainment will Susan Scott answered, "I policy program to a gathering Susan Scott a junior health be supplied by the Singing think that tradition is still at Committee at Florida State University in and physical education major Mocs, and a heavy dose of UTC. At the larger colleges, cont. from one Tallahassee. He said that the nominated by Chi Omega school spirit will be instilled like Knoxville, it seems to have most of the additional gotten lost. It is not that way United States "should not Sorority. by the cheerleaders. expenses would be paid for by insist that other nations adopt here. At the parade's end, on the increased advertising revenue. our standard of behaviour" After the luncheon, the main Oak Street Mall at 4:30 P.M., Zee Vonia Gonia stated her Any income for the first and that "We should allow business of Homecoming. alumni director Walt Walton reply this way, "I think that semester over the estimated them to develop those forms UTC's 2:00 p.m. football promises alumni, students, the UTC campus has a feeling $1,500 would be subtracted of government most suitable encounter with ETSU will take faculty and staff will join for tradition. As a college get6 from the $1,100 awarded by for themselves. place at Chamberlain Field. At other Moc well-wishers in a halftime, the homecoming larger the people in it become the Programs Committee. The The Crowd of 800 listened as huge pep rally. queen will be announced, as more diffuse and, it seems, less request was accepted 5-0; he called for a cessation of all will winning floats. The UTC interested in the school they All accepted proposals military and economic aid to Marching Band, directed by attend. This is not yet true of presented to the Programs the Thieu government in Barry Jones, will entertain. UTC because we are still rather Committee will be given to South Vietnam which Counseling Majorettes Pam Sprouse and small." Chancellor Masterson and are "prevents the free elections Janice Arnold will be featured Debbie Collins said,"A lot pending his approval. that 45,000 young Americans performances. of emphasis has been taken No new requests were have died for." Dr. Robert Mandell a away from college activities Homecoming comes to a presented last Thursday. The He advocated a halt of counseling psychologist at the such as sports and football. It finale Saturday night with a University Programs military aid to the military Counseling Center is in the seems that the students are dance, sponsored by SGA, at Committee also considered dictatorship in Greece and process of organizing groups. heading toward more academic the National Guard Armory. operating procedures. They Brazil and an end to military As are all services provided pursuits. However, people still Two bands, "Micropolis" from considered what should and economic assistance to by the Counseling Center, need a social life and an the Atlanta Underground, and constitute a quorum each Pakistan. these groups are free of charge. opportunity to have some However, each group will have '' South Bend" from fun." meeting. The committee a limited number of members. Chattanooga, will perform. agreed to accept as a quorum BobCornet- If you are interested in Tickets and information on (Either that or he is one member from each area of In your lieart participating contact Dr Homecoming Weekend at UTC secretly one of the Seven the University (student — you know he's Mandell at the Counseling are available from alumni faculty-administration) in Center (755-4438 or director Walton, who may be Dwarfs working undercover Polish addition to the chairman, Dr. 755-4439) by Friday of this reached at 755-4424. as a UTC English professor) week. Renneisen, dean of students. PAGE THREE OCTOBER 7, 1971 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO International Film Series Placement by Tom Grabenstein Students at the University itself with modern alienation. devices, the film uses live Students should make appointments in the Placement Office, will have an opportunity to Truffault directs this work. footage from the Dresden 206 Guerry Center, for interviews with the following view several international On December 2, "Whistle fire-bombings." representatives coming to campus in October, 1971. movie classics through a Down the Wind," with Haley Another Truffault film, "The October 12 Women's Army Corp.--(Any Major) unique film series arranged by Mills and Alan Bates will te the Wild Child" will be screened October 19 Southern Railway System»(Accounting, Business Harry Glaser, an instructor in be the feature. Mr. Glaser sees on February 24. Administration, Mathematics, and Industrial Engineering) the film medium at UTC. The this, "as a delightful film for "Alphaville" to be shown October 20 Tennessee Valley Authority»(Accounting, Business series, composed of twelve the whole family; a modern on March 9 is directed by Administration, with courses in Cost Accounting, and Office films, begins on October 21 at Christmas story extremely well Godard. " 'Alphaville,' " Procedure Analyst) 8:00P.M. in Grote 129. The acted and well directed." Glased stated, "is filmed in October 20 Burroughs Corporation--(Business Administration, film will be Cacoyannis's "The Horse's Mouth" starring Godard's early jumping style. Accounting, Economics, sales) An average of 2.8 or better "Electra." The remaining films Alec Guinness will be shown The film is about a city of the Octover 22 R. J. Reynolds Company--(Any Major) sales will be shown every two weeks on January 13. This film is future, like that of Huxley's October 27 Protective Life-sales (Any Major) on Thursdays at 8:00 in Grote based on Joyce Carey's novel Brave New World,run by October 28 Combustion Engineering--(Industrial Engineering, 129 with no admission charged of the same name. computers and peopled by Engineering and Physics, Accounting, business Administration) Ingmar Bergman's "Persona" for University students. human shells." December Graduates Non-student subscriptions to can be seen on January 27. " "The Red Desert," on March 'Persona' is typical of October 28 Gilmer High School- (Secondary Education) the film series may be 23, is one of the first color October 29 U.S. General Accounting-(Accounting, Business purchased at the rate of 6 Bergman," Glaser feels "in films by the director that it explores the difficulties Administration)-3.0 Average or better for courses completed admissions for $8.00 and 12 Antonioni. Mr. Glaser during last 2 years.-3.5 in accounting courses completed during of self-knowledge. It differs asmissions for $15.00. explained that Antonioni, the last two years-Standing in upper third of class; may be in According to Glaser, the from his others however, in "attempts to use a rich array that the film utilizes startling major, --membership in national honorary scholastic series, sponsored by the of colors symbolically to society .--Score of at least 600 on GRE. Division of Humanities in camera and editing devices." portray the career of a wealthy conjunction with the Adult "The War Game" on frightened women trapped in Education Cpuncil, "is February 10 is directed by the world of industry." intended to bring good films Peter Watkins. Mr. Glaser April 6 will be the date for to Chattanooga." Glaser's believes this to be, "the most the showing of "Shadow of series differs from the recent powerful anti-war statement Forgotten Ancestors." This is American movies and film ever filmed. It was a recent Russian film shot in shorts currently being shown comissioned by the B.B.C. the Carpathian Mountains. at the Student Center and the who later refused to show it Glaser calls it "one of the most Old Drama Workshop in that it on T.V., one of the few cases beautiful color films ever deals with the works of of B.B.C. censorship. The film done." international greats such as is a simulated documentary of The last film of the series will Bergman and Truffault. an atomic attack on Great be shown April 20. Entitled, Following "Electra," the Britain and the effects of that "The 5th Horseman is Fear" next film shown, on November long other powerful was produced in Czechoslo 4, will be Bu nuel's "Exterminating Angel." Glaser said this, "is one of Bunuel's most famous films. It is an Ota* &m % example of the kind of surrealism we have come to expect from Bunuel: involving deeply religious and social Mtt llj* ftrollrmia concerns." 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****** sfcsfcsksfcslcstc ****** Anyone intersted in participating in Interpretation of scores is available to the Big Brother/Sister program is Lieutenant Judith A. Walker, all freshmen who took the Nelson Denny interested for supper Sunday, October representing the WAC, will visit UTC Reading Test during orientation. 10, 5:oo p.m; at the Presbyterian Center. October 12. She will have a display in the If interested but cannot attend this Guerry Center and will talk to all Student can go by the Reading and meeting contact Sandy Park, Jim interested girls from 9:oo to 3:00. Study Skills Lab in the Counseling Davenport, Dot Stenson or J.Y. Center at 714 Oak Street 9:00AM and Ferguson or go by the Presbyterian The University Programs Committee 4:30PM on Mondays and Wednesdays. Center. has approved an appropriation request for underwriting 100 season tickets to There will be a rap session with Deans Any student or faculty member of the University Concert Series. The cost MacDougall and Renneisen, Tuesday UTC, interested in becoming a member of season tickets to full-time students is October 12, from 12:00 to 1:00 at the $4.00. Season tickets usually sell for of the UTC Young Democrats, is irmited Methodist Student Center, 607 Douglas $8.00. to attend the organizational meeting Street. Lunch will be served from 11:30 Wednesday, October 15, in the to 1:00 at a cost of fifty cents Chattanooga Room of Guerry Center at Students may also use season tickets 15:15 p.m. for attending single performances. The cost of one performance will be $1.00 Pi Gamma Mu will meet on Tuesday, and a $3.00 deposit. The first concert October 12, at 11:00 a.m. in Betty will be on Wednesday, October 20, when Blocker Lounge. Students (Male or Female) interested Skitch Henderson will perfor,. Tickets in joining the UTC Rifle Team contact will go on sale in Guerry Center this Major Peter B. Torres at 755-4653 for The Collegiate .Civitan Club will meet Friday. further information. Wednesday, October 13, at 4:00 p.m. in Brock 108.

.. D ...... Homecoming Queen Election will be Mortar Board chrysanthemums will be heid next Monday, October 11 in the 1972 Moccasin yearbooks can be on sale for $2.00 before the Flag Roo, of Guerry Center from 8 a.m. ordered 2:00-4:00 Monday through homecoming game at the Guerry Center to 5:30 p.m. Full.time students ^ fae Friday 741 Oak Street for $3.00. mformatmn desk. They will also be on able to vote by presenti either their sale at the game for $2.50. student ID or their Student Fee Card

Those who ordered a 1971 Moccasin Classes will be dismissed at noon on yearbook can obtain a copy Monday Friday, October 15, in order that There will be a Geology Club meeting through Friday, 2:00-4:00 p.m. 741 Oak students may participate in the Monday, October 11, 7:00 p.m., Grote Street. 1971 subscriptions expire Homecoming Activities. 205. October 30,1971. PAGE FOUR THE UNIVERSITY ECHO OCTOBER 7, 1971 Editorial The University Echo ijij Box 201, 711 Oak Street, Chattanooga, Tenn., 37403

? Tom Conway S Editor Daniel Ellsberg jjjjNews Editor Mike Stewart i ijij Staff Writers Jan Belk, Tom Grabenstein, • Considerable space in this issue of the Echo is devoted to an interview with Daniel jjjj Debbie Mount. Mike Mahn, Barb Truka • •;•; Margie Loughman, Chuck Brymer,: Ellsberg who is now under Federal indictment for taking secret government papers ijij Judy Houstrup John Boyd, Nina Smith: and converting them to his own use. We have devoted this much space not because jij" Phil Theodore, Donna DeFriese, Debbie Mount: we think Ellsberg's actions particularly heroic, but because several months have Fred Caughran Mike Hales, Tonya Hixon: jjjj Alumni Editor Elliot Simmons ! passed since the "Pentagon Papers" were published. Because several months have jij Associate Production Editor Mary Rita Cooper i passed, we feel that perhaps one can now assess the results of Ellsberg's actions. ijj: Production Editor Bob West • We also feel that this interview brings to light certain elements of Ellsberg's iji Chief Photographer Adrian Boyer. Jr. j personality which when examined shock one into certain realizations about the Ii: Photographer)! Mike Halbumt, David L. Brown i jjjSports Editor Jim Ross j status of government in this country. In fact, Ellsberg has apparently not reached jjjSports Writers Jim Holt, Rich Yellen, Steve Harper these realizations himself. jij Business Manager Carolyn Peery First of all, four months have passed since The New York Times and The ijj Assistant Business Manager Becky Jones: j:; Advertising Manager Doug Gray \ Washington Post released portions of the "Pentagon Papers", and no real change has jjj Advertising Representatives .... Clyde Bostick, FredCaughran j occurred in American policy in Vietnam. No great outcry has arisen from the iji Religious Editor and Cartoonist David L. Brown ; "people." No great outcry has arisen from Congress. In fact, the subject of Vietnam j;!Entertainment Editor Jack Polsky J has become a "dead" issue except to 20 or 30 American families every week. j;iFaculty Advisor Pete Consacro j: Yet, when the "Pentagon Papers" were first released, the executive branch of government used every means at its disposal to prevent further disclosure of the Papers. The government was frightened indeed. Yet apparently, they had nothing to fear Letters-Sound Offs except fear itself. Every attempt will be made to print all lelters-to-the-editor. Ellsberg says in the interview that he felt by giving exposure to the Letters to Ihe editor will be edited lo 250 words if space is not administration's actions in the past decade, that a great outcry would occur. available for the entire letter. Lelters-to-the-editor must be signed. Signatures will be withheld if in Ihe editor's opinion, The only thing that must have occurred, however, is that the "credibility gap" sufficient reason is given by the author for having his signature between the government and the people of America was only widened. Widened so withheld. All letters must include the writer's address. Sound-offs will also be accepted from thc University far that nothing much seems to matter anymore. community. Sound-offs are basically a letter of the editor but are So we would ask you to read the interview not to determine whether Daniel displayed more prominently and can be a maximum of 350 words Ellsberg was right or wrong, but rather to reflect on just what his actions have in length. No one writer can have more than two sound-offs in a semester. Whether a "letter to the editor" is a sound-off or not is accomplished. determined on the merits of the subject. Any question as to the status of a sound-off should be taken up with the editor. Open Housing We would like to congratulate the Chattanooga City Commissioners Roberts, The opinions expressed on these pages are either Conrad, and Franklin for their endorsement of the local ordinance on open housing. those of the editors or those of individual writers and Contrary to the outbursts of several of the proposal's more boisterous critics, the primary consideration is not whether or not Rev. Neil Voigt is a proper resident of do not necessarily reflect the view* of the University Chattanooga, or the rather alarming revelation that government is usurpting the God-given rights of patriotic American citizens by offering Black citizens as well as of Tennessee at Chattanooga or its administrators. White the opportunity to purchase property in the neighborhood of their own choosing This is just the smoke. The primary consideration (as it was in the recent busing controversey) is one of race,White over Black. It is indeed disturbing when one of the two " City Fathers" who oppose the The Campus Cleric concept of open housing for all of Chattanooga's citizens, is Mayor Robert Kirk Walker. Disturbing but not surprising considering Walker's singular transgression in the 4-1 Commission vote on busing. Now more than ever before, this city needs the unity and cooperation of all its people. White and Black. We need your cooperation too. Mayor Walker. Letter Petition Defended

Editor: against athletics, not which acitvities the Vicki Bowman obviously did entertainment, school administration feels they not read the petition which newspapers, etc., but we should support. she signed or she would not suggest that these activities This petition is not pointed feel that anything had been should be supported at any particular activity misrepresented to her. The voluntarily by the students. which receives money from following statement was The use of a forced fee the mandatory programs and printed at the top of every suggests that certain activities services fee, but rather at the petition circulated by YAF covered by these fees would poorly devised system which members: not be supported by students subsidizes these activities. We if they had a choice in the co not feel that this system is We the undersigned students matter. We feel that this conducive to obtaining the of the University of Tennessee should be the criterion for best performance which the at Chattanooga, respectfully judging whether or not an athletes, student government, request the Board of Trustees activity should be continued, and publications staffs are to eliminate the mandatory i.e. does it really have student capable of. student activity fee. We support? If not, is it really a strongly oppose forcing the "student" activity? We request student body to subsidize that students be allowed to Brenda Chaney activities which they may or decide for themselves through may not choose to attend, or either a voluntary fee or a Vice-president which they may or may not pay-as-you-go basis which By David L. Brown approve of. We have nothing activities they wish to support, UTC YAF OCTOBER 7,1971 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO PAGE FIVE Interview ROTC Non-violent Demonstrations Staff The University ROTC Department has added four A Challenge To This Country new members to its staff. They are Major Gunter Seibert, The following is an interview with Dan Ellsberg by Carl Nelson,willingnes s of this administration to suspend the Constitution, in Captain John Stornes, Captain of the Collcg Press Service, and Frank Greer, Special Projectseffect , to keep traffic running in Washington and to keep the war John Griggs, and Specialist Director, National Student Association. going by jailing 13,000 people, I think he brought home to the First Class Irvin Boatwright. GREER: We should begin with a history of your experiences in American public more than any other action could have the fact Major Gunter P. Seibert, the the government, the work you did with the Rand Corporation, that there were at least 13,000 people in this country who were new assistant professor of and how that affected you willing to go to jail to demonstrate that they thought that this Military Science, is a native of NELSON: And specifically as that related to your decision to war was wrong, criminal, and not merely a mistake but a crime Germany, where he and his release the papers to the press. that must be stopped. Now, that is an example that I would like family resided until 1957. ELLSBERG: The reason I was asked to be on the study that to see Congressmen take very seriously as a standard of behavior. Major Seibert earned his BA in came to be known as the Pentagon Papers was that I had worked Economics from Park College, for the Department of Defense on Vietnam in '64 and '65 and Missouri. He received his had also spent two years with the Department of State in commission in the infantry Vietnam. So by late '67, I had spent three years working on directly from the ranks in Vietnam. 1962. He has served in France, Prior to that I had worked for the Rand Corporation on a study Germany, Vietnam, and the of decision making and crises. It (the position) gave me an US. interest and experience in analyzing processes of governmental Cpt. John L. Starnes, a native decision making. of Johnson City, Tennessee, Ultimately I was authorized access to the entire study, for earned a BS in History and purposes of analysis. And at the end of that I was an expert, in Political Science from ETSU in the sense that I had read a 7,000 page book that no one else had 1964. He is a product of read. I found that a very lonely feeling. ROTC (DMG) from where he The position was quite isolating because it gave me a point of received a regular Army view on the nature of our involvment that others could not really commission into the infantry. be expected to understand or share. It didn't seem healthy for He has served in Vietnam and this country, for our democracy, that there should be only one, in the U.S. or a small handfull of such experts. Cpt. John E. Griggs, III is a We are talking here about decisions that involve the history of local Chattanooga product, all of us - the history by which our elected representatives and who earned his BS in their appointed officials got us into a major war. It was something commerce from Washington that I thought every citizen needed to know and certainly other and Lee University in 1965. members of the government outside the executive branch needed if k He was a DMG from ROTC, to know. and received a RA commission They weren't complicated, they were facts of our experience into Armor. He has served in and our decision making- the performance of the people that had Germany, Vietnam, and in the been elected or appointed. So that I felt it was essential that US. Congress, in particular, make good decisions and informed SFC Irvin O. Boatwright, the decisions - that Congress should know a great deal more about the A new Assistant Operations background of past decision to than the Executive had let them Daniel Ellsberg Sergeant, is a native of know. I Chattanooga and a graduate of Ultimately, I felt the same to be true for the public, especially Central High. He has been in GREER: I think that the issue of personal responsibility in the Army since 1953 and has after the last year or so which has seen two more invasions take taking that kind of further action is important not only to people place under what were obviously conditions of the same kind of served in Korea, Turkey and here in Congress, but also to people in America, many of whom two tours in Vietnam. deception and executive ursupation of authority that the earlier have taken some resistance action in their lifetime, either by decisions had shown. That led me to the decision to make this resisting the draft or by some other way of saying that they are information available to the public and the press. not going to go along any longer as a part of the war effort. NELSON: When did you make that decision? However, many people were looking for alternatives to Mayday, Engel ELLSBERG: The decision with respect to Congress was made and I think many Americans are still looking for those really almost a year and a half ago. But I think that it was really alternatives. They feel the responsibility weighing very heavily after the Laos invasion this year that it seemed to be urgent to and yet they look for other paths or avenues to express that or to Parking give a still wider audience access to this material. somehow make an effort toward effective resistance against the by Tonya Hixon NELSON: It is obvious from the Pentagon Papers that a small war. Parking at Engel Stadium circle of diplomatic and military advisors providedadvice to the ELLSBERG: The example of the people who took part in ended last Friday after only President on making his decisions. What alternatives could be Mayday, which was very credibly non-violent, should be an one week. The facilities, which developed to allow dissent to develop - creative forms of dissent example and a challenge totheir parents and to other older people were set up to provide might save thousands of lives in the near future? in this country. It is obviously based on a willingness on their part additional parking space due Along these same lines, what is your feeling on the mass civil to take the risk of jail, which was their experience as it worked to closure of the general disobedience during the early part of last May, the Mayday out. parking area behind the actions. I have found over the last year a very deplorable attitude on the Guerry Center, were used by ELLSBERG: The individuals who man the posts in the part of many adults and older people have been happy to see only a few students. executive branch are human beings much like the human beings their sons and other younger people take the risks of carrying on Vice Chancellor for Finance in Congress, and outside the government. I think that the solution the war. When I asked people, even those in Congress, how they Russell White said that he to the problem of the behavior that has led us so far into this war felt the war was going to be brought to an end, or what would believed the facilities did not is not to find some new breed official, or some strain of saint with keep President Nixon from invading Laos before it happened, or prove popular because of the which to man these positions, but it is to take very seriously the bombing North Vietnam before that happened, they tended to distance or the inconvenience. advantages implicit in the Consititution of pitting one set of say: "the kids" will not allow it. He said he felt that there was individuals with certain institutional incentives, a certain power This really gave me the uneasy feeling that the adults in some concern of the students base and certain responsibilities to the public against other very about the safety of their cars. comperable individuals in the executive. this country who are against the war were willing to see their children be cannon fodder at the barricades, go to jail, risk their "Therefore, the Engel Stadium That's the meaning in the constitutional provision of separation carreer, just as hawk parents set their children off to die. experiment was discontinued," of powers. It's not the provision that leads to proficency, perse, White stated. but it is meant to protect the freedoms of individuals. I wouldn't be at all happy if the burden of resisting this war continues to be on the adolescents and young men in arms while Mr. White announced that as I think that the answer has to be not centrally performed in the a replacement, the parking lot executive branch and the courts. I might add that the courts are their peronts and other older people stand back and regard risk-taking as totally out of the question. behind the Ted Coulter to be criticized in their past behavior for avoiding the basic Funeral Home on Vine and responsibilities of addressing very profound legal questions NELSON: Would you describe what you feel are the factors that Palmetto Streets has been connected with this war, just as most Congressmen have failed to underline the Nixon Administration's negotiating posture, and leased. This lot will be do what they could in line with their Consititutional functions. how decisions of what our negotiating position is going to have available for cars bearing the NELSON: The second part of that question is could you irv to bttfl determined in the past? In light of this, what do you think general parking (yellow) relate your dissenting actions, which seem to me to be pretty of the recent 7-point proposal of the provisional Revolutionary sticker for the "balance of the much outside of that system of government, and which have Government? Could a Congressman exert influence in this field? school year." ELLSBERG: Well, I think that our negotiating posture is what it gotten you into some possible trouble so far, with some othw The Vice Chancellor also kinds of creative dissent such as the May day actions. has been in previous negotiations - so called. Ihe posture has not been willing at all to make the kinds of cited additional permanent ELLSBERG: Funny, possible trouble. I guess ton yoars in parking space will be available prision obviously is trouble, but it's not the loss ol* lunli of Un­ concessions that were clearly called for five years ago, ten years Igo, and twenty years ago, if the war was to be avoided or ended. in several weeks. Nearing less of life which is a risk and sacrafice that we lako for panted completion in the urban when we send our brothers and sons off to fight in ;i foritffl land You have asked a number of questions here, which are a little difficult to deal with in one answer. The question rose recently in renewal area, parking facilities Nor is it any different from the trouble that hundreds of yoUQf will be located on Oak Street men in this country have put themselves into in the 0OUIM OI the hearings about the volumes of negotiation in the Pentagon study. Of course, what those reveal, I think, is what I have just west of Douglas Street, Vine resisting this war, doing what they thought was thou (hit) to Street east of the railroad, and resist it. So if I end up in the company of those people it will bo a said. There have been no serious negotiations all this time and the famous private channels have been channels for ultimatiums from where the old Pollyanna crowded company that I join. Apartments now stands. Plans In terms of the question that you raise about the Mayday this government to the other side, calling upon it to surrender, in effect. Ultimatums of which none of our intelligence.estimates are also being made for a demonstrations, and the challange that it poses to the normal 110-space parking lot on processes of government and to the elected official*, I think there ever gave a president hope that they would achieve an end to the war. Wyatt Street across from the is a very direct challange and connection. Vine Street dorm. Thanks to John Mitchell's action in demonstrating the cont. on eight PAGE SIX THE UNIVERSITY ECHO OCTOBER 7, 197 jack in the box by Jack Polsky Well, once again 1 am going to procrastinate and not write a column about campus radio. There are a few odds and ends to clear up and a bit of a lecture which 1 feel is important enough to include in my sometimes humorous segment of the ECHO. First the odds and ends: (1) In my columns about my trip to New York and "The Great Gray Way," I neglected to mention that I was accompanied during the trip up and the entire first week by a fellocollegian and sometimes German major. Bob Goldberg. 1 have received numerous complaints from him because I failed to include his name in my column. He, too, had a number of interesting experiences in the big city. Bob has this marked propensity for attracting 17 and 18 year old "ethnics" who quickly fall prey to his great lines which he developed while a prisoner of his parents prison farm in Waldenburg, a small town in Poland. (2) My sincere apologies to Rodney Stephenson, "The Last of The Red Hot Militants," and a good friend for calling B. B. King a jazz guitarist. 1 was informed by Rod that the eminent Mr. King is a "Blues" guitarist. If anyone else was offended by that mistake, please accept my sincere apologies and best wishes for a happy Tu Hishval. (3) My sincere thanks to Dr. J. R. Freeman for not waking me up during his lectures on Thursday mornings. It is good to know that there are people in this world who respect talent. Now if I can only pass one of his exams. Buccal cirri, indeed. (1) Thanks and a happy Wienerschnitzel to Frau Doktor Ingeborg Solbrig. She understands quite well the trauma I go through each week when I include a German phrase in my column and am forced to do without an umlaut. So, this week's lesson in sprechen that there Deutsch is mit ohne umlaut. Wo lit derBter halle? or let's go to Jo-Jo's. (5) Congratulations for Dr. Fouad (pronounced Frank) Moughrabi who so graciously has consented to spend an occasional lunch hour with members of the College of Corned Beef (JDL). May the bird of paradise make strange tracks in your Felafel. (6) Thanks to Dick James of WDXB Radio for telling everyone on campus that he is, in fact, none other than the great Stephen Jacob Polsky of ECHO fame and a former Chattanooga Jaycee. He has a great voice and smells of Old Spice and Garlic pickles.

************* Now to get down to something infinitely more important. We are in great danger of losing the Old Drama Workshop Coffeehouse as a source of entertainment on this campus. In a conversation I had with Bruce Storey last week and again yesterday, Bruce told me that he has been very disappointed with student response to the programs offered. The only thing this year that has shown an adequate attendance was the Banana Split Party. Now that, to me, doesn't say a hell of a lot for our student body. Some of the most interesting films ever made have been shown to virtually empty rooms. One begins to wonder by Adrian Boyer exactly what type of activity the people on this campus want. I would like to know, Bruce would like to know, and so would all the students who put a great deal of work into making that dilapidated building one which could function as a center of student activity. The unsung hero in Tuesday night's In order that we can use the coffeehouse in the most acceptable way, we are providing a performance of Puccini's "Madame Butterfly" questionaire in this issue which will give Bruce some idea of what the students want. Obviously, was Siegfried Landau, Director of the they want something that hasn't been offered yet. Then, there is also the possibility that students Chattanooga Opera Association. Landau's here are as apathetic about campus entertainment as they are about everything else. It won't take proven ability to mold an ensemble of anytime at all to fill out the questionaire and drop it in the box provided at the front desk of the musicians and singers into a successful opera student center. performance year after year is to be I appeal to you as fellow students to please take an interst in campus activities of this nature. It is commended. all for your benefit. And what's more, it's your money that is being wasted if nobody takes part in While "Butterfly" was not a flawless scheduled programs. presentation by any means, Landau was in Bruce has done a more than admirable job of scheduling films, entertainment, and other activities complete control at all times and kept the work and we need to get together and help him program the coffeehouse so that we will have someplace from falling apart in a few weak places. A big on this desolate campus to go other than some dry lecture on the mating habits of Maori disappointment was the fact that the opera was tribesmen. performed in English rather than the original Look for the Questionaire, fill it out, drop it in the box at the student center and feel proud that Italian. Somehow, "In handfuls let us scatter" you have taken part in a "democratic process." If any student would like to take a more active does not have quite the same ring as "Gettiamo interest in the coffeehouse, I am sure that Bruce would welcome the help. a mani piene." 1 suppose the main reason for singing Italian QUESTIONAIRE IS ON BOTTOM OF PAGE HGHT operas in English is to enable the audience to understand the lyrics. That is all well and good, but when it is sung in English and you still are anton chekhov film unable to comprehend what is being said, you have defeated the purpose. Every opera has a high point or famous aria on c offeehouse slate which, when rendered correctly, can make the by Fred Caughran opera-goer's night complete. Marguerite Baxter, This Thursday and Friday however, consistently failed to make her major play. establish the physical presence nights, the coffeehouse will English understood and suffered a few shaky In this Sidney Lumett film. of his players. Vanessa present "Up the down moments especially during her big solo in Act Chekov has been put on the Redgrave, Simone Signout, Staircase." Credit producer II, "Un bel di". For her sake, I hope Tuesday screen in pure form in the James Mason and David Alan Paku and director Robert night was not one of her best performances. English language for the first Warner, he has served Chekov Muilligan for not only securing Suzuki, played by Patricia Berlin, should be time. A new translation of the well with what are surely the the talents of Sandy Dennis, complimented more. Russian play by Baroness finest ensemble performances but also for enlisting the Jack Trussel gave a commendable performance Maura Budbery was to be found in any diamatic writing of Pulitzer Prize as Pinkerton. His rich, full tenor voice had none commissioned by Lumet after form-film or stage. winner playwright Tad Mosel of the temerity of a lyric tenor, but rather a having seen her version of Wednesday and Thursday to bring to the screen Bel strength one usually associates with a baritone. Kaufman's best seller,"Up the "The Three Sisters." The (October 13 and 14) the Down Staircase." translation is undiluted and coffeehouse presents a double Baritone William Martin as the US Consul gave feature - "The Learning Tree" his part the power and ability one expects from Filmed entirely in New York, unaltered Chekov. and gives in his clear and simple style a and "Boulder Wham." this role. in and around a ghetto high ... .In "The Learning Tree," James Sasse and Ken Dickerson were once school, this film not only perceptive picture of Russion society and its period. a boy becomes a man. It again a real delight in their roles. It is artists retains the humour of the obviously happens too soon in such as these who make local opera such a book, but broadens it honest Although Chekov called "The his life, amidst a veritable resounding success season after season. A mild presentation of the inside life Sea Gull" a comedy, most deluge of occurances. disappointment was the rather timid voice of other have found it wholly of a contemporary school with The key thing is. that the Jim Martin who was barely audible above the added comparison and strokes Greek tragedy; but it is orchestra. In supporting roles were members of probably neither. It is life; it principal character, Mewt of realistic detail. Winger, learns to be the UTC Speech and Drama Department. Their Once there was girl who lived always rings true; and it is contribution to the performance was one of really a tragicomedy. self-sufficient. Most importnal carefree and happy like a sea of all he learns that hating is a inestimable value. gull; until a man chanced Director lumet chose to waste of valuable energy. along, and-having nothing film'The Sea Gull" on a site in better to do - destroyed her. the Swedish countryside, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday adefinite departure for the Eyle Johnson stars as Newt nights the coffeehouse film-maker who seems to have Winger, Alex Clarke as his presents "The Sea Gull," a passion for New York rival, Estelle Evans as his butterfly initially presented in 1896; it environs. mother and Dana Elcar a> the was Anton Chekov's first He uses the setting to intj sherl OCTOBER 7, 1971 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO PAGE SEVEN

The next time you don't have a weekend to waste, head out for Oxford, Mississippi. The ghost of William Faulkner is still alive there, by William Shurr some more stuff kept vivid by some of Faulkner's friends at "Ole Miss." The six hour drive during the evening was a bit much, but Saturday morning brought something more than mere from noon hour refreshment to the inquiring soul. this man's writings, you quickly develop a Thursday, October 7th, in Wednesday and Thursday. The Dr. James Webb, Chairman of the English sense of awe, and the rooms become a shrine. the noon-hour program Existentialist an eight minute Dept., and Beverly Smith, an English Crucifixion, a fifteen minute film about a city in which graduate student, respond with true Faulkner's mother took up oil painting late color film made in 1951 by J. everything moves backwards hospitality even to a phone call. (When you in her life and one sees the son through a H. Lenauer, will be presented. except one man will be shown get there, call 234-5920) Face to face, they mother's eyes among the several portraits Friday in the noon-hour Thursday during the are extraordinary. Both knew Faulkner for that hang in his library. A real surprise on program The Grasshopper and noon-hour program. many years and combine this personal entering the library, is her portrait of an old the Ant will be shown. It is a All noon-hour program insight with an appreciation of all that negro lady was part of their family for many film on one off "Aesop's movies begin at 12:30 in the Faulkner's many admirers have written decades. She is small, wizened, and tough; Fables" done in the technique Chattanooga Room and about him in the last 24 years. They really her eyes fiercely intelligent; an immaculate of shadow art. admission is free. want to tell you all they know about him. white cap helmets her head against whatever Monday afternoon The Blues Faulkner's widow and his daughter have the universe may care to throw. Probably will be shown. It is a given Ole Miss, pretty much the run of the she was the one who would "endure" on the documentary film of the music Faculty place and the trust has paid off richly. strength of inner recources alone. Faulkner and environment of several of Mr. Smith holds open house from 3:00 to loved her and he himself preached at her the most important surviving And 5:00 during the week and from 10:00 to funeral, held in the parlor of his own house, blues singers living in the cities 12:00 on Saturday morning. at her death in the early forties. and on the farms of the South. Students: One can't touch the things in this house Faulkner describes a dark world, but Tuesday the noon-hour but the eyes put one into immediate contact because of him Oxford Mississippi, is a spot program sponsers Rembrandt with the living William Faulkner. His hand of brightness. The visitor's book is already Van Rijn a twenty-seven touched that old portable typewriter and beginning to bulge with the names of minute color film highlighting Submit also made that riding whip on the chair to thousands of people who have come there Rembrandt's life through the train the horses out in the barn which he for some very special personal reasons. medium of his own paintings himself built. His library is there-like so Curiously it was the French and Japanese and etchings. many doors into his complex, profound who found it before we did. In the year European Tapestry is a travel Reviews mind: Greek tragedy and the Bible, before his reception of the Nobel Prize film. It will be shown Dostoyevsky and the more complexly (1950) one could find more of his books in .;.y.;.y«X'X'X*;v.v.|yi,.*.,.,.*.v.v.v. plotted detective stories. print in the French translation than in their (We're writing this now ten miles out of •original English.. Oxford on a country road and full grown But don't just see the inside of the house. deer just bounded across the hiway in front About 130 years ago someone who sounds of us, reminding us of the ritual hunts that like Faulkner's own Thomas Sutpen meant so much to Faulkner in stories like (Absalom, Absalom!) put this small, lovely The Bear.) mansion in the midst of a wilderness and Faulkner's strange novel, A Fable was not surrounded it with a fine formal garden in going well, they say, and so he wrote down the style then admired in the England of the an outline of the plot, day by day, on the romantic poets. Part of this is still traceable wall of the innermost of the two rooms that but the whole has really crumbled to the are especially preserved in this house. This state of genteel Southern decay which one was the room where he ordinarily did his feels sure was precisely the reason that writing. The outline is still there on the Faulkner bought it for his bride. J plaster, as is the desk which he built himself There are plans for this place, and it should • with his 14 year old stepson. There is a be a magnetic point for the American mind. daybed there where he could take an The University will keep the woods around afternoon snooze. If you have a feeling for it to insure it's privacy, but nearby a center will be built where creativity will have a home. Writers will be encouraged and there are plans for a theater. A continuity of inspiration may possibly be generated here. William But don't let the weekend drop you there. There is still half of if left. 90 miles north \ you can also visit one of the most tragic sites of American history: Shiloh Battlefield. Jefferson Airplane -Bark Then its fairly easy to close the circle and In September of 1966. Jefferson Airplane faulkner come back to Chattanooga. released their first album. Jefferson Airplane Takes Off. Their next six albums, ending with Lot's wife was told not to look back where clear that murder is alright when the good guys their greatest hits, TH* Worst of Jefferson Sodom and Gomorrah had once stood. "But, are on the right side of war. Airplane have consisted of the same personnel: she did look back, and I love her for that, The time travel of Billy's life shows us the Grace Slick, Spencer Dryden, Marty Balin, Jack because it was so human." outrages a man must face to endure a thing Cassidy, Paul Kantner and Jorma Kaukonen. "People aren't supposed to look back. I'm known as living. Much of the outrage is caused Then in 1970, Kantner released an album certainly not going to do it anymore." by one man upon another- totally called BtowsAgainst thc empire by Jefferson "I've finished my war book now. The next unecessary-totally destructive. Pilgrim's travels Starship. Starship consisted of the regular J.A. one 1 write is going to be fun." are real and at times stark realism is something personnel with the addition of great musicians "This one is a failure and had to be, it was none of us want to face. such as Jen) Garcia of the Greatful Dead. Joey written by a pillar of salt." As we travel to 1965 we see Billy Pilgrim Covington, David Crosby and Grata) Nash. These are the words of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., visiting his mother at Pine Knoll, an old After the release ot Blows Against the Empire. in his supremely unconventional war novel people's home he had put her in recently. She J.A. fans felt that Jefferson Airplane had died SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE. The book is tries to communicate something to her son, only to be ressurected as Jefferson Starship. based on the author's experiences while he was something that is terribly difficult. "She Not so. There is an album out now called Bark a prisoner of war during the catastrophic swallowed hard, shed some tears. Then she by the New Jefferson Airplane. The addition of fire-bombing of Dresden during World War II. gathered all the energy from all over her ruined "New" to their old name not only refers to The hero, once a prisoner with Vonnegut, body, even her toes and fingertips. At last she their new fiddler. Papa John Creach, from Hot reconciles himself to certain things about the had accumulated enough to whisper this Tuna, but also reflects the progression J.A. has life he leads. However, the author makes the complete sentence: 'How did I get so old' ? " made into the frontier of music with a new and reader aware that there are so many outrages in Moments like this appear throughout Billy more diversified sound. war and in life that they are irreconcilable. Pilgrim's life. Perhaps Vonnegut is telling us Bark consists of a variety of sounds. The San Vonnegut makes us realize that most men are that they appear in everyone's life in one way Francisco sound of the old J.A. , the heavy babies in war. Yet they pretend they were men or another and at one time or another. electric of Jefferson Starship, and the acoustical as if they were being played in the movies by Inhumanity by man is frequent in his world, music of Hot Tuna are featured in the album. Frank Sinatra or John Wayne. Somehow war which is a reflection of our own. Somehow war Kantner and Slick do most of the lyrics and comes out looking wonderful when it is to the young people is the horror it should be. music on "Bark," and they are undoubtably at glorified in books and movies. It could be one Somehow many have come to the realization their best. Kaukonen wrote an excellent of the reasons we have war. In war babies die. that violence is no cure for violence. Perhaps acoustical song for the album called "Third This is the real message from Vonnegut's book. man will learn that one life is worth more than Week in Chelsea." and Covington worked out a It is because of this that he gives the book a dollars or buildings. These things are changing completely different stvle of song for J.A. second title, "THE CHILDREN'S CRUSADE." from one generation to another. called "Thunk." War is begun by men and fought by babies. "My father died many years ago now-of Bark has qualities that old Jefferson Airplane Through the hero, Billy Pilgrim, the truth natural causes. So it goes. He was a sweet man. fans will enjoy, plus some extras that will about war and violence are clearly seen. He was a gun nut, too. He left me his guns. attract music lovers that are looking for Pilgrim's life is shown to the reader through a Thev rust." something new in the world of Rock. revolving time zone which jumps from the war to past and future incidents in his existence. The book is a progression of thoughts taking the reader to wherever Pilgrim's mind has traveled. Sometimes the trip is very unreal and vonnegut bark one feels the insanity of Billy's mind. ? In discussing the death of over a bv Elliot Simmons by Fred Caughran hundred-thousand people killed at Dresden it is PAGE EIGHT THE UNIVERSITY ECHO OCTOBER 7,1971 Interview Space Non-violent Demonstrations Week Dr. Pat Perfetti's Whole Earth class in the College of A Challenge To This Country Man will sponsor Space Week, ^^ contor\ni . fri\mfrom five October 11-15. The week's If Nixon should conclude that he can go no longer counting on will give the President a great deal of the benefit of the doubt events (except Thursday's) will concealing his intentions from the press and the public, he may when it comes to pursuing or taking care of themselves. be open to all students and decide that he no longer has any cards in his hand with which to When you decide that the executive is involved in a crimina faculty of UTC. pursue victory. aggressive, entirely wrongful and inhumane war, then one' Scheduled for Monday, I think the threat of bombing was basically what he thought of responsibility as a citizen become much stronger. October 11, Dan demons will incorrectly as his ace that might achieve a better outcome. If he I think that two things are necessary for the public and the hold a discussion on the concludes that the threat is really not possible, he might decide Congress to reach that 'state of mind in which they will be "Origin of the Universe." The that he has no choice but to reach a genuine settlement or to willing to risk their carreers in unconventional efforts to end it. discussion will be at 10:00 extricate himself. 1 hope it will go that way. First, information contained in these documents and second, the a.m. in the Chattanooga Room If China, by her willingness to reeieve Nixon, should offer him a example of respected figures such as Congressmen, who show by of the Guerry Center. At chance to be a peace president rather than a war president, I their example and behavior that they agree and that they mean 11:00 a.m. in the Chattanooga think it's not impossible that he might go against his past political what they may be saying already - that the war is wrong and must Room, John Boyd will lead a record, and take that position even at the price of reaching an end end. discussion on "Is the Space to this war. Program Worthwhile." This So. I think that there is more reason to hope at this point than discussion will also be held at there has been lor years. But that is far from saying that one can 1:00 p.m. in Oak House. count on it going that way. THE CONSPIRACY Tuesday, at 12:15 in Grote GREER: Many people have not been able to struggle through 14V4 E' 7th St. Between Market and Cherry 131, Sidney Saucier, a even the abreviated form of the Pentagon Papers, and that's a representative of N.A.S.A., shame because the American public should read that material, but will speak on "Man in Space what do you think, in just a brief form, were the major lessons, and the Future Implications of the kind of message it carries to the public? Now Fashions Space Travel." ELLSBERG: I think the most important messages do depend on On Wednesday, Tom a fairly extensive reading. The messages are not about specific, Richards and Nick Bushey will particularly startling, acts of deception in themselves or For The Now discuss "Extraterrestrial Life." aggressions of various kinds, but rather what the documents This will be at 10:00 a.m. in reveal of the overall values and intentions and practices of the the Chattanooga Room, and at administration. Now, when one does make the effort that citizens Generation 11:00 z.m. a movie, "He's Got and above all officials should make, to read a great deal of this the Whole World in His material. Hands," will be shown. In my opinion it's very hard to avoid a feeling that this has been The week's activities will an American war from the beginning. And Americans bear the Present This Coupon conclude Friday with a movie responsibility to think of continuing it. Given the attitude of this followed by a discussion on administration up until now, and as I've said I'm hopeful that it "Bio-Satellites and Other could change, it's clear that Congress could get us out of this war, And Get 10% Off Projects." Both will be held at or the public could get us out, only by opposing the President, 1:00 p.m. in conference Room and that's a very unconventional challange to make to Congress, 1 of the Guerry Center. The and one they are very willing to meet unless they get hold of a lot discussion will be headed by of encouragement from the public. On All Purchases Ross Durham of the Biology It is unlikely for the public to press Congress to do that unless Department and Jim McNew they and the Congress together come to regard the war as of the Psychology intolerable and wrong and not merely a mistake, because they Good Through Nov. 1 Department.

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photo by adrian boyer A Moc running back is stopped after a short gain in Saturday's 23-13 defeat to MTSU. MTSU Downs Mocs 23-13 Justice Gains Revenge by Ritchie Yellen When he was a senior at how "effective" the wishbone the P.A.T. and MTSU held a Chattanooga's Central High offense was- the Mocs failed 13-7 lead. School Reuben Justice to pick up a first down until Blue Raider fullback Jesse indicated that he would like to 2:48 was left in the first half. Carter upped the lead to 20-7 play football at UTC. Middle Tennessee led 13-0 at on a two-yard run in the third However, after the Mocs the end of the first half. quarter. Vince Stafford caught showed only token interest in Quarterback Mel Daniels led a 20 yard scoring pass from him he decided to attend the Raiders 67 and 37 Brokas who missed the extra Middle Tennessee State yards-hitting Justice with point and the Mocs still trailed University. UTC made a big touchdown passes of 9 and 7 by seven points with 11:18 mistake when they lost Justice yards. Justice rushed for 91 left in the game. and every time Chattanooga yards in 14 carries in the first Chattanooga regained plays MTSU Reuben reminds half alone. them of their loss. possession of the football with The Mocs picked up their 8:20 left, but could not move Justice was MTSU first first down with 2:48 left the ball and were forced to man-on-the-spot Saturday in the half and then began a 65 punt and MTSU took over on night as he led the Blue yard drive which ended on the its 42 yard line. With Justice When you know it's for keeps Raiders to a 23-13 victory over MTSU one-yard line. UTC picking up critical yardage the the Mocs before 7,000 fans at called their last time out with Blue Raiders moved close Happily, all your special moments together will Horace Jones Stadium. The 41 seconds left after David enough for Kenny Nolen to be symbolized forever by your engagement and elusive junior halfback carried Sessoms took the ball from the kick a 39 yard field goal with 25 times and rushed for 138 wedding rings. If the name, Keepsake, is in the four to the one. Brokas came 2:24 to seal the Mocs fate for ring and on the tag, you are assured of fine quality yards--catching two back after the time-out, where the evening. touchdown passes from and lasting satisfaction. The engagement diamond he conferred with the coaching For the Mocs, Mickey Brokas is perfect, of superb color, and precise cut. Your quarterback Mel Daniels. staff and tried a quarterback completed 8 of 19 passes for UTC practiced behind closed Keepsake Jeweler has a selection of many lovely sneak two stra ight 94 yards and one touchdown; styles. He's in the yellow pages under "Jewelers." gates all week in the hope that times-unsuccessfully. With a Mitchell Weir was UTC's they would surprise MTSU fourth and goal at the one, leading ballcarrier with 48 with their wishbone offense. It Brokas handed off to William yards in 11 carries; Vince was the Mocs who were TCo ep s stlce' Martin who failed to cross the Stafford caught four passes for REGISTERED DIAMOND RINGS suprised when their sputtering goal line as the half ended. 58 yards and a TD; and offense came to a complete Brokas led the Mocs 66 yards freshman Mike Bishop was a .. stop and the wishbone was put the first time UTC handled the standout on defense after he back on the blackboard. To ball in the second haof. replaced Mike Cope in the give you an idea of how William Martin ran the ball in secondary. "surprised" MTSU was and from the four-Brokas kicked cont. on eleven

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RONE REGENCY JEWELERS BRAINERD VILLAGE • MARKET AT EIGHTH CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE PAGE TEN THE UNIVERSITY ECHO OCTOBER 7, 1971 Kansas City Fearless Forecast Poetry Contest Deadline for entering the Sharp memorial Awards of $1,600 Kansas City Poetry $25 each will go to four high Contests is Feb. 1,1972. school pupils from Missouri or a bordering state. Holt Stewart Top prize in the ninth annual Ross Tinkler Poets with national Alabama-Vanderbuilt Ala Ala Ala Ala event is the Devins Award, Aub Ala $500 cash and publication of a reputations will judge the Auburn-So. Miss. Aub Aub Aub Aub contests. Calif.- Oregon St. Cal Oreg book length poetry manuscript Cal Oreg Oreg St. by the Universtiy of Missouri Winners will be announced Colorado-Iowa St. Colo Colo Colo Colo ARiz Colo Press. May 1, 1972 at the final Colorado- Arizona St. Ariz Ariz Ariz Ariz program of the 1971-1972 Florida-LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU Ohio LSU American Poets Series Illinois-Ohio St. Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Hallmark Honor prizes of conducted by the Kansas City Flor Flor Florida-Mississippi St. Flor Flor Flor $100 each will go to four Jewish Community Center. Indiana-Wisconsin Wis Wis Wis Wis poets for individual poems. NW Wis Iowa-Northwestern NW NW NW NW Only full-time undergraduate Georgia-Mississippi Ga Ga are eligible for Hallmark Ga Ga Ga For contest rules, send a self Kansas-Kansas S Kan Kan St Kan Kan St awards. MSt Kan addressed, stamped envolope Louisville-Memphis St MSt MSt MSt MSt Kansas City Star awards of Mich Mich to Poetry Contests Directors, Michigan-Michigan St. Mich Mich Mich $100 will go to four poets. P.O. Box 5313, Kansas City Minnesota-Purdue Pur Pur Pur Pur Neb Pur Mo. 64131. Missouri-Nebraska Neb Neb Neb Neb New Mexico-Nt NM NM NM NM NM NC N.M. N. Carolina-Tulane NC NC NC NC Notre Dame-Miami ND ND ND ND Texas ND Oklahoma-Texas Okla Okla. Texas Okla Stanford-Washington Wash Stan Wash Wash USC Wash Oregon-USC USC USC USC USC Tenn.-Georgia Tech UT UT UT UT UTC UT UTC-NELouisiana NEL UTC UTC UTC KNIT DAY UCLA UCLA UCLA-Washington St. UCLA UCLA UCLA

Last Week ™$p Dr. McDowell 20-5 There Will Be Stewart 20-5 1. Neb. (4-0) 2. Mich. (4-0) (3-0) Begin with the suit of Ross 19-6 3. Texas No Intramural 4. (3-0) knit, now dominating ND fashion. Continue with Yellen 18-7 5. Ala. (4-0) the knit sport coat, 6. Col. (4-0) Football For slacks, casual and dress Holt 16-9 7. Okla. (4-0) shirts. All knit. All 8. Auburn (4-0) The Next Two perfectly matched to 9. Penn. St. (3-0) our celebration of the 10 Ohio St. (2-1) new fit. 11. LSU (3-1) Saturdays. Season 12. Arkansas (3-1) 13. Tennessee (2-1) 14. Arizona St. (3-0) Stewart 66-23-1 Games 15. Washington (4-0) Yellen 63-26-1 Ross 63-26-1 Will Resume Holt 61-28-1 On m Amur roi GII.TUMCT Downtown Eastgate The Importance October 23rd. Of Insurance SERVICE To Winston's 5951 Brainerd Road College Men 1 Regardless of where your future takes you after graduation, the College Insurance Plan Live Soul Music you acquire today from American General Life Insurance Companies will be just as easy to service as it is now. 6 Days A Week You see, there are American General offices in all 50 states and many foreign countries. That means convenience, speed apd service when King Stone you need it—a very important consideration for the college men. And American General The Groove Makers LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY^

Call These Campus Delicious Steaks, Representatives Today Seafoods&Sandwiches Jack L Morris Jr. Wayne M Whalen Suite 2904 6000 Building Eastgite Open 11am Til? PHONE 894-9356 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO PAGE ELEVEN OCTOBER 7, 1971 Kappa Sigma Heads The Sidelim e Intramural Flag Football by Raleigh Squires' on to a share of the AAA lead Club bounce back from last By Jim Ross Kappa Sigma fraternity week's loss and slip past the Vie w continued its dominance over by tightening their lead past Sigma Chi. 13-6. Kappa Sig ROTC, 6-0. the Intramural Flag Football Kappa Sigma continued to League as the second week of took home their share of the It will be interesting to see if Wirt Gammon is right when he lead by romping over Lambda roll in the A league as they action took place Saturday bombed Sigma Chi 26-0 while stated in a recent article that Chattanooga is finally going to morning at Engel Stadium. Chi 34-0 while the support the MOCS and attend the home games after seeing the Gangbangers suffered their the Fortwood Indy's won their The Kappa Sigs hold identical first game handing the Far fine turn-out for the home opener against TAMPA. I personally 2-0 records in all four divisions second straight defeat losing to feel he is wrong. It will be the same old story. A good attendence Pi Kappa Alpha 18-0. outs a 19-13 defeat. Pi Kappa giving them the lead, or at Alpha won its season opener for the first game and after that they'll call the place least a share of the lead, in In the AA division, the "Chamberlain Morgue" Let us hope I am wrong. As one fan put it 13-0 over Sigma Chi and each. Kappa Sigs moved on to 0 in the third quarter of the Tampa game: "I wonder if I can get Lambda Chi forfeited^ Kappa Saturday's AAA action saw victory number two, ripping my money back. I came to see UTC play and they haven't yet." Lambda Chi 38-0. The other Sigma in the b division to the Gilley Gullies continue round out the week's slate. their unbeaten string and hold AA games saw the Engineer's I certainly will be glad when Reuben Justice graduates. He's been a thorn in the side of the MOCS two straight years. I think » that the MOCS coaches were a little suprised (like when the H-bomb hit Japan) at the speed of Tampa. They were rather quick physically that is.

Northeast Louisiana comes to town Saturday for a 2:00pm contest. This is followed Saturday- week by homecoming and East Tennessee State. No, East Tennessee has never beaten the MOCS'. Ross' ratings sees the MOCS 0-4 for the season but 1-0 in brawling other teams!!

^^(kj^l* ^^t* 9^0 ^^0 If you see head basketball coach Leon Ford walking around all smiles, smile back. The Moc coach is really fired up about the up and coming season. Ralph "The Sim" Simpson according to Ford has worked on his shooting this summer and has vastly improved. This is good news for the MOCS and not so good news for opposing teams. In talking with a Tenn. State grad. a week age, I get the impression State is really looking forward to the up-coming series with the MOCS'. ***** Ronnie Owens recently resigned from the football squad for what was termed "personal reasons." Redskins Spar On Moc Turf cont. from nine starting spot against Arkansas losses. Again leading will be State and has become the QB Mickey Brokas. In the Moc team's total offense leader in just two games with 392 yards. backfield will be three fine In those two games, Smith has runners in William Martin, completed 20 of 56 passes for Michale Weir and David 358 yards and a few Sessioms. Martin is now toughdowns. averaging 4.2 yards a carry, After managing a meager 95 while Weir has a 5.6 average yards rushing in their first and Sessoms a 4.3 per carry three games, the Indians tally. exploded for 241 yards Hopefully catching the Ml. overland against Northwestern, Brokas passes, will be Danny La. Pacing that portion of the Parker, Vince Stafford, and attack is senior halfback Van Rocky Turner. Parker and IT I Lambert who has carried the Turner are both averaging over ball 63 times for 266 yards. 12 yards per catch. For the Other stars for the Indians defense, end Garry Neil and would seem to be tackle Gil linebacker Rick Bynum, along Matherne and linebackers Ken with tackle Jim Hampton will Ellender and Charles Poisso. carry the Mocs. The defense UTC goes into the game with will be weakended however by a record of no wins and four the lose of Jackie Lane at Linebacker. The Mocs have an edge in the experience department with Miss total of 32 letterman Lose returning, Northeast returns only 24. There is a report that Fred McKenny, 98 lb. Debbie Collins wrestling star, will be in the Fourth crowd Saturday afternoon. A cont. from nine crowd of about 7,500 is hoped Your Candidate For Seven UTC players were for the game. There are plenty banged up in the game but of tickets left, and they can be Sandy Sandlin, trainer, purchased at the UTC Athletic Homecoming Queen believes that Jim Hampton Department. (ankle), Steve Bevilaqua (knee), Lance Pettus (ankle), j!; Faculty research grant:]: Urges You To Get Out And Gary Neill (knee), Rick ^application materials are now:-: Bynum (ankle), Danny Parker ^available. The committee will;: (shoulder), and Mike Cope ^accept grant proposals during-: (neck) will be able to play this £ October 1971. The deadline;: Saturday. VOTE :|:date for the first round of| UTC kept its perfect record ^.'considerations will be:- at 0 and 4 and now faces •^November 1, 1971. All| Northeast Louisiana at j: full-time faculty members arett On Monday Oct. 11. 1971 Chamberlin Field this •: eligible. Paid political anouncement paid for by Debbie Collins for Homecoming Queen Committee, Saturday afternoon. Paula Mansell, chairman. _^__—____^_^______^^__^_____^ OCTOBER 7, 1971 PAGE TWELVE THE UNIVERSITY ECHO Doctoral Fellowship Strawberry The Ford Foundation has announced three Doctoral Fellowship programs for the Wheels 1972-1973 year. The programs are: Doctoral Fellowships for American Indian Students, Doctoral Fellowships for Black Students, and Doctoral Fellowships for Mexican- American and Puerto Rican Students. YES! Eligibility requirements are ^^^^1»3|*1C3fe3fC3|C3fC3§C3|CJfC 3|C3|CS|C3|C3fC3|C3fC3|C3fC3|C3|C3fC 9|C9|C (I) expect to receive a bachelor's degree before We do sell Bicycles, new and used; 10, 5, and 3 September 1, 1972 or have received a bachelor's degree speed We also sell Records, the latest progressive rock since September 1,1962 (2) featuring the mellow sounds. have not undertaken any graduate or professional study (3) intend to pursue a career in higher education (4) are a citzen of the United States (5) AND! plan to enter a U.S. graduate school, either in the summer ************************** session or fall term of 1972. The deadline for submitting applications is January 10, We do sell paperback books and magazines....PS Let 1972. The names of the us know about the books you can't find in Chattanooga, recipients of the Fellowships we'll try to get them. will be announced on or about photo by michael halbrunt April 1,1972. 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