f* ' The weekend ' Lit >,„ y Sun ,„„, like a beautiful weekends for the till. does. last four weeks, predicts Love's 1 dbou Hut this weekend will be great they're rath that for that last pre-vacation cTrTp fling, a bit chilly to cold, e d ffercnt tlii.s e cnronicie but with blue skies —»» <• prevailing. Have fun. HFVTTi 1 J Volume 66, Number 61 Durham, North Carolina Friday, December 11, 1970 Mirecourt, York vote approval of RLC coed dorm proposal By Steve Letzler Mirecourt voted 53-17 to Windsor and Southgate, moved into Southgate, Assistant Managing Editor accept the proposal, while would have made five coed contingent upon "how many and York voted 57-9 in favor. dorms on campus, which the spaces the RLC allots them in Rick Melcher Only a simple majority was RLC felt would be thei r meeting today," Mirecourt and York voted required to pass the measure unacceptable to the McCarthy said. overwhelmingly last night to in Mirecourt, while two-thirds administration. Jim Segin. housemaster of approve a proposal which will was needed in York. Consequently, three coed Mirecourt, said that he had make their two dorms coed in The original proposal dorms were proposed, in "mixed emotions" about the the fall of 1971. The proposal made by the Gilbert- Southgate, Mirecourt, and vote. will move 78 women into the Ad doms-Mirecourt—York York, which required a "lt seems that if more Edens (new dorms) quad if organization would have reshuffling of men and accurate information had the proposal is approved by made three separate coed women in the five dorms been presented to start off dorms. This proposal was the UFC Residential Life putting the excess into the with, there wouldn't have Committee (RLC) and by rejected by thy RLC because SAE section and Few another proposal, made by been so many questions and President Terry Sanford. quadrangle. reservations. Many questions In this proposal, the men (Continued on Page 101 displaced from York and Nixon to renew raids Mirecourt would have been moved to the SAE section, but this was deemed McGee named new coach "unsuitable by those if fighting increases concerned," according to By Bob Heller Harp's position. The council McGee's selection: Sports Editor accepted this choice and "The Duke Athletic By John W. Finney Jerry McCarthy, president of York. Mike McGee, former Duke recommended that President Council wanted to make a (C) 1970 NYT News Service Terry Sanford approve this The proposal was in turn all-American lineman, was deep re-examination of WASHINGTON-President Nixon declared last selection. revised when dorm presidents named Duke's head football Duke's i n t ercollegiate night that he would order the bombing of military from Tabard and Burton coach yesterday morning by Cameron made this program as part of its targets in North Vietnam if North Vietnamese forces committed their dorms to Athletic Director Eddie statement when introducing consideration of the football "increase the level of fighting in South Vietnam" as absorbing a total of at least Cameron. McGee at yesterday's press coaching situation. American forces are withdrawn. 20 men from York and At Wednesday's Athletic conference: ''The Athletic At a nationally televised news conference, the Mirecourt. Also a substantial Council meeting, McGee was "We have just come from Department's responsibility presented as a candidate to President Sanford's office President also said that he would continue to order number of men could then be in this study was to do the fill former bead coach Tom where final approval was the bombing of missile and military complexes in staff work and to come up given. with possible candidates for North Vietnam if American "All of us who have been the head football coaching reconnaissance planes were involved in the selection and position, in case there was a fired upon in flights over nomination of our new coach change. North Vietnam. Fonda are tremendously excited and Two standards gratified that he has accepted "Our efforts were to give Interpretation our offer. the council the best possible The President thus seemed Can do job nomination. When the to broaden his interpretation speaks "We believe we have found Council acted Wednesday, we of the "understanding," as the man who will encourage were prepared. We had previously defined here, the our players on the gridiron looked over the entire nation U.S. agreed to suspend the and in the classrooms. We for a coach who would best bombing of North Vietnam. today believe he will do the job that meet the requirements of In return, the Hanoi is wanted by the university, Duke University. government reportedly agreed its alumni, its supporters, its "We used two standards. to cease infiltration through By David Griffith well wishers and its colleagues the demilitarized zone, to We wanted to find a man who Jane Fonda, actress turned in the Atlantic Coast would continue this stop the shelling of cities of activist, will speak today at Conference." South Vietnam and to enter University's great national 4:30 in Baldwin Auditorium. tradition in football. And we into "productive" discussions w football coach. Cameron also revealed Shari Coldren, ASDU some of the background of (Continued on Page 11) at Paris, which, as part of the executive secretary, said the agreement, required the Movement Speakers Bureau, a seating of South Vietnam at non-profit organization in the negotiating table. New York, first contacted New drug policy to be proposed In giving his interpretation ASDU a few weeks ago to see of that "understanding," if Fonda could speak at By Glenn Reichardt executive committee. The present University Nixon seemed to broaden the Duke. "They asked for a Academics Reporter The proposed policy, as drug policy prescribes prohibition against North donation of $1000, 25% of A new University drug discussed by the committee suspension as the maximum Vietnamese infiltration across which was to be used to cover the demilitarized zone to policy will be presented to Wednesday night, would penalty for the possession or Movement Speakers Bureau the ASDU legislature in the lower the penalties on use of marijuana. (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 10) near future by the ASDU students for a conviction on a Penalty charge of illegal drug use or The present maximum sale as follows: penalty for possession, use, or * A conviction involving distribution of other illegal opiates would be punishable drugs is expulsion. UFC okays new calendar by expulsion. The ASDU executive A first offense conviction officers agreed that they involving barbiturates, could see no distinction Hutch Traver ASDU By Glenn Reichardt University Schedule Committee, presented amphetamines, and between selling drugs to Academics Reporter the calendar to the UFC. He siad the hallucinogens would be president, people on or off campus. The The proposed revision of the University committee would not recommend when it punishable by suspended policy on possession and use proposed penalties for both calendar was approved by the Undergraduate would be "practicable to put the calendar suspension. of alcholic beverages. types of sale are the same. Faculty Council yesterday by a substantial change into effect. A second o f fense The alcoholic policy majority. Rick Carro, ASDU Davis said the new calendar "would conviction involving "prohibits the consumption vice-president, explained that The U FC action only constitutes a eliminate the hash which starts with barbiturates, amphetamines, by any person or persons of last year the ASDU legislature recommendation to President Sanford to Thanksgiving vacation and ends with the or hullucinogens could bring these beverages on the decided that all University adopt the proposed calendar "as soon as beginning of the spring semester." suspension with the University's grounds or in its policies and regulations must practicable." stipulation that the student nonresidential buildings." be subject to ASDU approval. The proposed calendar would schedule 'The stopping and starting would be have medical treatment prior But, "within these limits, the end of fall semester exams before avoided by this proposed calendar," he said, All the existing policies to read mission to the the University is prepared to were approved at that time, Christmas, which would require fall semester and be replaced by "a greater span of University. leave to the individuals classes to begin around Labor Day. but an expiration date was uninterupted class sessions." directly concerned the placed on the drug policy to Spring semester classes would begin in the Davis said the "intensity" of students' Marijuana decision whether or not permit reconsideration, Carro middle of January and spring exams would work had been reduced by the adoption of The po 1 icy relating to lawfully to possess or drink said. end around the end of April. four course load and a five day week. marijuana or hashish would the beverages in question in Dr. Gifford Davis, chairman of the (Continued on P;ige 12) resemble the University the residential unit." (Continued on Page 4) Page Two HiM^ilsMilMB Friday, December 11, 1970 Palevitz corrects mistakes By Glenn Reichardt members) became mistakenly Palevitz, will study the role ol Academics Reporter identified with Palevitz' ASDU in a crisis situation, Marc Palevitz, an ASDU referendum proposal. "such as a demonstration on legislator, corrected mistaken The ASDU crisis the football field disrupting reports in the Dec. 8 committee, according to the game or a building Chronicle article "Group will take-over." study ASDU." which concerned a referendum on ASDU. Feminist group will "I am neither an originator nor a supporter of a motion to abolish ASDU," Palevitz sponsor celebration said. singing, women folk dances, "Furthermore, the ASDU By Steve Letzler and collective painting," legislature could not Assist* nt^Manag big Editor Towler said, "all done by constitutionally move for There will be "a women." abolition itself.