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NO. 25
marcisz·- sweeps elections -for president
senators
officers
Lt:~ ) IAHCISZ ~~·······*····
Peter Jushkll
Sot>homore CJU!I
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VIC\'• J>Il'~ldt•nl
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SlC\'1! Mad5on -·
L\.1.t00 ra Amen ···-······-·
Junior Clau
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DONNA HAFERMAN
Stud••ut Sem1tn ~ut1 ~r Stude nt Seuate Secrdar}'
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THI HEW fOINTEl
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" The morning glows with new promise, new hope. But how many ot us con really feel
intensely the vibration of the beauty around us?" - Rolando A. Carbonell
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Ch!'ml$try
SdeiK'II! IJulldlnr. Ex!. 351.
DeJ.art menl,
Room
129-a
Sludcnt.t alw11ya e•·alu.ate tcuhl!,.., whether theno b 1
foMlUII prorram tor It or not. Nothlnr we will do wlU ~IGp
"·
1no objection to a formal program of C!\'&luatlon, Pit·
tlcularly ln the form proposed; namely, thai tiM! r"ult~ of
the evaluation are ahown only lo the teacher In qul'$llon and
are not revealed either to hlatle])ollrtment c-hairman or 1otbf
admlnMraUon. In tha t way, !he evaluut lon can't J>O!»Ibl)'
/landll:aptheteacher andmayhelphl m.
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1 have no suggestion• as to the exact form for tM
evaluation.
It muat be realized that the .ftudcnt Is not 1lwar" In,
I'O"Itlon to e•·aluate lntelllgenll)'. partlctdarly as n'£~rtl~ tilt
f,'Dntent o f a oou.-.e or the noqulremenl~ lor a m.1jor, To
tUu&tl"llte, there are ~tudent• tha t 1tudlously a1old matl\p..
maUcs lnbothhlgh liChOOIInd eollege texceflt lortherC<]ulr<'d
minimum, whleh they 1uffer thru tor a D l, and realize. •fl~
£1'11duatlon, tha t th~r mathemat lcul lrnmaturlty h a •e• l
handicap In their ch010en work. Llke"·lse. thcre a1e ~tudtnl.l
thai' chooM a major limply because II looks l!il$ )'· 1nd Url"'
out. alte rgraduatlon, thlltheemployment opfJOrt uuh .,.. • r.
Ml''erely limited. Let any e\'llua tlon be the •·e•ult or ~"iltelul
thought, not ol lnertlaor lmiiUiturlty.
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Dr. Go.ne BIM·k, History Drp~~rtmt•nt, Room 033 ~tJin
t:x1. 2J8.
It mak,e~ little dlfh.••\'•n-e " 'he lhl'r one fo11ors It : ~t"'"""''
o.•·aluate teacher~ l'l'ery day. Such o]rlulon5 l k.o.<t '""·I~
through any academic eommunlty. The I!Uh t lon b wh.-th('l'
llltHOIIInlo~a Uornetlmes l'alld,oltt'n non should tx- lolnl.ll
l«'d and made publle.
'Tbe ~yfitematle 1r1 therlu1: of ~tUdcl\t OJ>Inlon " outrl I~
Justified only lilt 1\tlped lmp,·o•·e ln•h·ut11on. I am o>OI ''"'
It would, But on the olher hand It probilbly wuuld do no
harm llld thould be trled. II must br done dhK''""''~ ;md
In tuU aw1reneu of Its limitation•. The la.<."Ull)' uus:hr n·<l .-,
be-rom., parllclpanu tn a sort ol popularlt)' ronr.,t . ........uof'
the llnest te•tllo.rlanot ne<:essar llyttt..moll!.poput:.r onr,
Perhapaa "udent·lacully rommlttee mlgttt rlc•·I'K' a 'l'"'~tkm
nalre which, when eompleted by the $tudent:s., would bl' ,.•m J
to tho. Instructor I the proens would be ol . n>0$1 bt'rwl!l at
this point, I thould thlnkl. Tho.n, onL)' wllh the roru;cnl of
the ln~trut"tor. some reno.rl.llutlons might br d ra" 11 from
t he qu~tlonnalres a nd mado. &l'allable to thol;e lntN e.rl'(l.
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MI.CiilfodC...Iol....._~.....,s.mc...._m
"students are lacking . . .
in experience and knowledge"
EJI~n;:,
l'rMioA, English Dlpai"UT!otnt, Room 022 Main.
Idonot tavor"udentevl.lqtJonotteacllen~bea.UMthe
~!u~":~dt!le!'!.~'u::"'~r:J:~eev:U~~ledle
For !he
mo&t
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Alllo, I doubt II any studo.n! h.u sufllclent knowledee ol 1
::;,-..; ~~':..~lne to &Uell ~!her the teacher'• knowlo
THI HIW POIHTil
p • •
priest tells of harassment and
criticism of his civil rights work·
CAS shows polish film,
'knife in the water' .
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WE~UNS
''TilE MISt.:R" which opened Wednesday, May 3 will 11how nlghlly through
Salurday, May 6, star~ Uert to right) Sandy Young, Carol Lind, Sharon
Spangenberg, Joel WC&\'Cr, and Doug Wisby.
~
university players open
in a french classic far<;e
6-8 P.M., MONDAY thru SATURDAY
16..0Z. BUCKET
OF "REAL GUSTO"
15c
ENTERTAINMENT
Straight From The Airway
The Perfect
Shoe for You
Exclusively at
~~l~~
THE PSYCHOS
8:30-12:30
AND
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Shopping for
Brides & Mother?
Come on!
Interest yourself
Today
In
Zee
Elegant
Necessary
Savings account ot
Is there a roommate, sorority sister
or best friend with summer wedding plans?
Or
Would Mom appreciate sometbing
from ;~u May 14 besides the dirty laundry?
Tbm
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A t Tbe Tremure Chert 1ve have tbe
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sboppi11g help. After al~ IJIC n'CYe co-ed
brides once too and now IVC'~ bopi11g for a
few surprises ourselves 011 Mother's Day
WHITE LEV/ts'
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CUT-OFFS .
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SHIPPY CLOTHING
· 944 MAIN
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Kaleidoscope
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+he ribbon
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tlound a maroon ribbon
nei tled amona the
0\'t!f'>fi"OWO "'(!f)ds,
n€'&rarallroadtrack.
Its llhowy rellcctton
ca ught m)'C>)'HJ nd
me rnll7.f' lhe brli;hBIHS
""tie
olthcun.
Wholo!ltlt , I"'OOI!I!I't'd.
and how many 11"""
d o we lose the bt'tlutltu l
mcanlng~ In IHc.
U'latllkcthlsrlbbon
arc 11~\...-r mlswd
u ntlllostlntho
O\'I'T•trm•·n wN'dll
nr;•ra •'llllru;!dU;~ck.
year
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!Ol)'
"'" ' cliff house
We
defunct monuch
unkempt
brou rhtout fOI' tl'al nlh&JIII rlor
with )'OUI' musty cloth!!>! lu ml~:atlnr .o;al ty wind _
tha h' to,t andbyyou
to~ where wrlnkl<'s ha•·e w<:>rk~
a dreWi bft'Ume buml~hl'd bra.s and
you holding a fam!ly album of itars lons dead
"'""" )'OUr st>.l l ~ ha\'c found Ill'"' glory
dlrl)' blnb deh••'au':on lheroo.·knovo·
" 'hllcthroughcn.ekl'du•l<'scoP"'
Ute .caneml t roops wa tch dellctntdly
BARBARA STRELKE
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mahogany desks
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Burning children
,urn. ,
dance
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like disdpiNi of H1c down,
acrou a bhmlld mllho~;:any
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Guna bhutand bombs uplodc,
while Sam file. hla teeth
andt.lkeaablEI:<'rblte .
unlv
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D ried biDO<I washes away
Uke It dld ! rom the hands o f Pilate.
We andcanstd.
Eacalate
s~
"God 111 on our aide:'
Look
fall:
bll ~k
now,
u theryeaol the sla u~;hl emd
ofH ltlnfollowyou.
Jewa
Uow Ia th b diHcrofu!
Tilt. Ia the mor. llly of your
pra-loua~mOl"r&l')'.
tllt•
We ha•·e Amcrka ''Tile land of the lroe and
the home of tM b,..•·e."
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0\ITihmDIIM.•-eaatenehequalltdto
Te
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that Of AUliChWitt:
Our red bl~ American
Ku Klux Ahm
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.
aur\'h~06
They teacl'l dlnentlon to be wron1
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Con formhy with a mahonganydcak .
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1967
21 stu.dents participate in new
t~acher-internship program
speech seniors
, , receive pathology
fellowships
TINTED Your Favorite
Color Free of Charge!
"The Ring
Man
Cometh"
WE NEED FUUER BRUSH DEAlERS
""' $699
BOB DILLER
To ..lttrllulte produch i1t tftb oreo - A1t o•ulloltt
opportvnlty to H flt $2.00 to $4.00 per hour - l o
1'"'' own bot1l You pion your hou t~ to f it your
N-M WIDTHS
SIZES TO 10
Mid or Little Heels
own ,.rtku..r •ituotlon.
Write: WARD WOLFF, 825 Whitlnt Avo.,
Ston n• PcHnt or Coli: 344·1820.
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For .Groduot
tho Bride
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FOR
• For
ion
IS
• For Spring Formol
WEDDING PARTIES
WELCOME
TEXT lOOK DISCOUNTS
WIU II IH lPFlCT
MAY 19th.
TRADEHOME
UNIVERSITY STORE
Open f rl ..oy Hlto
1035 MAIN ST.
,Till 9 P.M.
From JOHN ROBERTS
wants to meet you
in the
COLLEGE VARIETY
STORE
DATE - MAY ITH
TIME - 9 A.M.. TO 2 P.M.
HIS PROFESSIONAL ADVICE WILL RESOLVE. YOUR
RING REVERIE.
DON'T DREAM ••• • •• ••••
YOUR DIGIT DIPLOMA DEMANDS ACTION
Hamburgers ... 18'
.French Fries ... 15'
Milk Shakes ... 25'
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THI HIW POIHTII
ten chapters of DZ's
hold conference here
by Gene K cmmeW
'r her11 lor two 11nllght week OJ. WorKicrs wlll 1\C\'t!r ce.at
exlft I &UI'II-5. Now to deal Wit h 110me of the ha pplll'lln&a
thCWI'('k. Thcwl'il theriUl& not bl'(' nmuehto the atlvan ta&e
of the ttiOrdng e•·cnlll this we<!k. In the tennis met>t on
MO!>day the wlndwllsN:ally blowing the te nnlt ba.U1 arou nd .
The wme !hh•& happeued to !he go lf tea m out on !he course.
Their bllll were either bcln& c•rrled by !he wind or bclng
hcld up, '01e i:reelllial1101f'f! ll't inthebce:t l hlpe)'Ct 110 the
~hi \'Cbt'oenall ttle hlgherth pnthey wllibe lateron ln
the lil!illiOn when the ground gct1 a llt de drier. The bueball
te;om had to canl'('l a baiCball game on TuOISday and r~hl!dule
it for W~M!Iday beca use or the cold wutl«!r and wind on
lh Mtday.TheMme thinahappc'ncdtothet racktea montyill
meet 11 reac hedulcd lor n-ext Tuesday. Jt wJU be with st:
Norbcrt'll.
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Th ll wH k In m~~Jor ! ~~ag ue ba~itball aomethlng unique happened. Ste\'e Barbcr • nd Stu Miller ol the Bal timore Orioles
combined 10 pitch a no-hiller only they lon ' the &lime 2-1
bec;ou lie Ba rber walked ten batten and hit two With pitChes.
Bot h r uns were scored in the ninth aftor two were o ut 10
that further added to tht' lnault. One of the com ment • after
tile game on ' Uarbe ... l no-hitter wu: .. No wonder hc h1d a
no-hi ller, he ne•'i'~ got any o~ the ball• ~crou the pl1te."
Th is '-''I'C'k I' ll mak,,; "'' '".'"""'~' "" '""
sm ith hall
has political
convention
N oMa~· nl~ht Apr. 21, Sm ith
llall Mid~ Un;t .,.,.,,-,.ntkln
ol any dorm at \\'SU-SP lor
~ rt--dion o1 11~ 11 OJund l oma<N. Mr. l .ra l g.....,,Di~tor ol
Uou•l n1:. Rddrnat'd thr
,b
corl\'~1'1-
tlon and pr'f'~nted a t•laque to
:?nd W""tlor tM hl~thett~;ra~
point Ql lhf dorm. Mr. RUJCO.
dif'fttor of Smith III II. became
1M 0011\'m tion du.lmlln. Nom!·
naUn~tt~he!...-rN:gh-.:nand
•·otlng ..,-u ca, t by n ch w1,..
An estN:nl~ amount o1 cnUn"lum .,... i:I'Mrated. ~monnra­
tlon.i, noiJc from '-''Ute blakcu,
11nd hutH:a!\1. and can. Qlled
v.·ith roiM ad&-d to a convention lecllng. Ro:lrfthmenla ...-cre
Candida!"
" 'l'n'
a Uov.'fd to
dlll"entH'edthe"'«forPrft.
klent- Dan D.mlt , Wall)' '
'"',.,, ac.i Olear Q)ptl. The
lollowtnapeople~cleeted:
sn-ldmt. Wally Thifl: vice
pra:IOtnt, Vtm Rebdcln: IZ'M--
-.Oiear<llpel;c:xecu.ttve
~• .Ed~
ON SALE
AT THE UNIVERSITY INFORMATION
DESK FOR THE SPRING FORMAL
FEATURING STAN KENTON.
SPECTATOR SINGLE - $1.00 ADMISSION
· COUPLE $4.00
UNIVER~I~~ ~~Etti HOUSE
8:30 - 12:30
May 4, 1967
·- 7
pointer baseball team
loses to sf. norberfs
ANEW
PANCAKE
HOUSE
NOW OPEN!
SERVING 1>. VI>.RIETY OF
FLI>.VOR-FILLED PI>.NCI>.KES I>.ND
16 FLAVORS OF ICE CREAM.
LOCI>.TED ON CI>.MPUS AT
222S SIMS />.VENUE.
WE NEm YOUR HELP IN
NAMING OUR RESTAURANTI
CONTEST BLANKS NOW
AVAILABLE AT
222S SIMS AVE.
OPEN 10:4S A.M. TO
10:4S P.M. DAILY
Winntn of Contest Rec:eiwe•
A Portable TV!
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DOUBLE
CHECKED
Used Cars
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$1095
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slandard lrlll15mb.llon wllh
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$95
2 door, V8, "lek thlfl.
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$95 f
6cyllnder,slandardlrallll·
mission wllh o•·entrt•·e.
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-POLISH COLA
- BUDWISER
- PABST
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JEANS
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THIS IS THE SEASON FOR
CUTOFFS • WE' VE GOT ' EM
SPORT SHIRTS
ALL POPULAR SPRING COLORS
the Brat-Barn
-SPECIAL-
SUPPER HOUR-- 4-7
Register for o free pair of panh
and a shirt to be given away each
week during the month of May.
BUICK
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"BRAT PLUS TAP BEER" ••• SOc ~~',..:.";,:::':,i'i
"1 STEAKS PLUS TAP BEER" $1.00 ~~~
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"PLEASE
GO AWAY"
OPEN:· 4 P.M. MOHDAY THRU THURSDAY
but lMfore you do
2 P.M. FRIDAY· SATURDAY· SUNDAY
FRIDAY &SATURDAY
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TUNA
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FktnhelM
Klftltwoy
Porto1•
SHIPPY . SHOES
8:30 -12:30
The JESTERS Ill
TRAVEL SHOP
Ste..entPolllt, WIKoltllll
Ph011e 344-3040
.
1314 Moin St'"' - Next to tM Post OHice
W E AlE AGENTS FOI
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o~!~u~~$;11 ·c~::o.d~.:.~t~H:!'!r:;. ;::~dAi.t o5~~"-ti:E'JORro
They pay ut for helplnt you; YOU PAY ONLY THE REGULAR PRICE.
We IMue tldlet.. TRAVt:U ·:Jt."> CHt:9UY.S tnnl bmlranoe, bote!
eoatlnnatloN, etc.
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May 4, 1967 / 1\
FHIE HIW POINTII
1
spring /ever hits campus
with RHC week
(atory OP. page 1)
photo cred its _ Bob Holden,
Tom Nel son, Ron Sindric
-·
- lt'a a plane - lt'a a kite" - all part or RHC
' (standing foreground) kite won the kite flying event, the object
to put it out 300 feet and keep It up the longest. Following
Bob Koenig and Ron Cappell put their kite up 8,000 re;t
"WHO EVER SAID Ste\oellll Point wu the city of apariiling clear water~
~e ~~~e l.t:u~~uat.
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