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SERIES VIII, VOL. X
Faculty, Senate and U.C.
criticize Regents' stand
IDean
Eagon reports on
second study to begin
In tradeJ and ane mpt to lnll~n<:e ""-n&el ln val~~e~ and
a llhudH toward the developmentor this tralntn.: which !1
eGe nUa l \(l tht! I'Conomk: "'-clfan::ofthe c:ountry.
Rttommendatlons In the new
tea m'• rlnt l't'poM deUVfi'M
la1 1 wt'Ck in.c:lude a~ehedule
lur de>'elopmcnt pro~tt In a
aort of 1mwll I'IICkalte form
whic h "'l>Uid b!' <:OOI"dln.o t~
"lUI •·ar iou5 oo\J<lde •l"""~Agrlc:ul!ura l lmJ>rove mcnl b
an lmruedlalc .-1, Dr, Eagon
uld, and · a dded tllat next
5hoold come ttw. education and
establls.hmt'n t of Jufflclc nt num.
ber1 of buslllf!SJimm and bul.irlt'lll a dmlnll ttl ton.
South Vlclnlom'• newlr -dno lt·
<X~nstltutk>n Rn empb to lmIK>tne~chHngeA :
I
ln certaln
Fieldhouse.
An Px:tlPr1~ment
bad choiCe
-·r-· formal
for excellence
A freedom
is trampled
Lut 'J.:hursday nlght'a faculty meeting produced
variety of what 1 feel are excellent resolution.~.
Included the faculty's stand for free apeech
their condemnation over the
At Jut Thursday nlght'a me-eting, the faculty erlti·
ciud the Board or Regent& 1tand on the Studcnta
a Democratic Society, bravely reaflinnlng their
of a "traditional and lonptandlng commitment
·:.o:,".:·::: ·:-:-c· l demic freedom and
:::~~::;, a;!\.~~~~x~~=;~~~~~~:::: ~~!~:~Inrigbta, l;~,!ii~;,~~'u'~! ;.,,!>'~• "'I~~i:~~e~at!:tl~h~=~~n~~~w~~~;:.::r~a w~~
they ha\'e trampled on another - the freedom of the
preas.
A "Pointer'' reporter wa. at the
another atudent. Arter about 40 mlnut.H,
apotted and uked to lea,-e. This has oeeurred
to another "Pointer" repot·ter, who, upon refusal
leave, wu told to go.
There Ia an anti-secrecy Jaw in the state of Wlacontln stating that any meeting held in \,state buUd-
motiona.
But the faculty alao took one action that .eemed
out o! kilter with their overall liberal and progreulve
attitude. T hl.l action wu the delay of the propoaed
firat steps in the development of an experimental college here a t Poinl The 71 to 61 vote returned the pro.
paul to the Academic CouncU for further study. A
favorable vote would have given the propou.l faculty
u.ncUon ao that definite planning could begin.
everyone but the officera muat leave the meeting.
lt ia &J>Pilrent then that faculty meetings should be
university for experimenting with new learning techniques. Ideally thia would be Incorporated into a rui-
~~~ ~~:~es~!:~~::~h!~~e=~ria~~!Y~ Stu-
=~: ::~11:::o:~~w~~u~ :~udde~~l.r I':e~
lm~~ea~itn;,:~~~P~~cfee !' ;,=u~,;~;t~e 1::r:~ ''Spring is ill-timed around here''
:~~h';:~~ ~o~ru~t t:nt::e~~:~ u~:'o:~no=~c~
"IT'~
Tho
tcrJ
We suggest that lf the faculty Intends to continue to
hold elOlled meetings, they ahould then move off the
publlc'a property.
fa~~~/!n~~~~~~:: :~• ~~:!~=~~::~;~ ~~~u=~
both could not help but benefit by auch inter-relationa.
II% fish
Housin:g rights
'
Debbl~ \hlkH, 19. IIOPOO•~>OI'1!, ltl6 SUnri~~e
5"~•·en• Point, m•JorL~ In ~I:IIJh.
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such u this would provide eloaer student-teacher re- 1
cc..::.o..:;". .'C:..;::
latlonahipa, Informal aemlnar situations, and so forth.
Approximately fifty aehooll now have such a program
bu: ~:~eo~~:~:n::-: :~~~~~c~~~:· ~~~n~:u:~ I':·:'~~coll~ge. Then: are obvioua problema of curriculum,
money, and control; but only by a torw11nl, not back·
w••'\J, 11tep ClUJ these be explored In the depth necesaary. It Is hoped here that personal prejudices or eon·
flicta are not restraining a propou.J which could only
add to our u niverelty'a developmenl
WSU-SP a lready haa one of the leading resident hall
::::::.~.~ iC ;;.,c...- l programa In t he alate. From my experience with It,
I ,'~·-· ·;- :: ~ -·:-- .the experimental college would appear to be a logical
;;:c·.o:.-o.cc··ccc·,.-..c· ,:,:,,· extension a nd goal. It would be a further atep In eo·
"""'""'<i oroii""'"< all aspects of univenslly lire toward the
I of learning.
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not found a painless way"
Ko&er G....., 20, junior, 101 ll)'fr 1/all, Jrorn lk'l'\1-n. Ill
-··· --• m•jorl~t~:lnc:on~er\'ltlon.
lntt~ll In
~ common
l>n::M'IIIIftl and • l1ek ol
all (uaually
~ehool
worll)
any !ype of work at
1yn1ptoms of •rorin'
f~r. llvwefoundlh•tridln&acyelconthcstrl'<'l<lrurnml).
ling In ~ woods ts the but "'I)' to ellmln~tf 11\t' fin! l ym)llom,
but thia method only eompllealtl the second OIW". 1lW' 1lWI'.' )"'I
riM. thc fa rther )'OUl' mind wand('n from tilt lnM·itablc h'fl>.
Sofar lhB\'tnol foundaPfllnless ""aY IO~Iimlnatc tht-~
1ymptom. If •nyone doH: know • polnleu voay. plca!Mi lt ll ""'·
lmmftllately.
AN
Hall
fi'Qm Wau-
owner.
Deapite theae rlghtaofthe atudenta, tbosewbowere
punished for violation or the houaing rulea apparenUy
left the incriminating evidence In the open while the
owner or the houae conducted members of the adm.lnlatralion on an inspection or the faelliUea. Students have
their rights; but "'·hen they leave lnertmlnaUng evidence In t he open where their rights will not proteet
thell}. t here are very rew admlniatrallve offlclall who
will not take action to punlah the offenders. It Ia
their job.
DfarEdlUll',
J "'OIJid Uke to th~nk 1M
dentbody for t~lrnen
turnout duriiiJ' t~
lion. I rrutly
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:Jh.e (}ree/wine
11 , 1967 '· '·
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German film
w_ill finish
!M'Mior Gaylord Nel1011 spoke fact that we have a mor.l obll-
::~;:;:h~::n~ 0~spr: ~
Col'fl$
"'"""he a~ •
ban-
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Sde~ Auoelallon.
!:Se::~~::.~ ::.
tor Nelson 1~11. ·~ \hilt pee>
pie who do not eoauibute 10
the American ,..,. of life are
11ledinnl'r wuheklln lhelnaetualltyathrnl tOii>eJya.
)'nnk LIO)'d ll'rltht Room on tem ltult.
Sunday, May 7. SHiator N<"loon Tao many t ime•. he con.,.,.,lntrodu«d by Actina P rell· tlnued, the failures of the Job
dent, Cordon llafcr~ku, who CorPII are widely publldml ,
once ,.wkl'd on a tax study whrl't'u tu IIUC:<:H&H are hardtr a m wllh Ntlson durlnc his Jy made kntM"TIt~ u I:O''N'IIOI".
S<>n.ator Nelson 11 pru.mtly
Ap[>rUinullrly ninNy people ~poniOI'i n11: a bill In Con;l'fta
htard lhe Senator ela borate on to purchase the Apo~tle lllands,
"hat tie lrlt to be the \mPIIf"' and he uplaii'W'd lila Ideas on
lantroleolthl'JobCotl'llnlhetopleandpolntedout that
hrlplllf the- mor~ depri•·td this blU Mos tiM' t uJIPDI'T.
memMn of our society.
moat C'~ft'Y major nt\0-s pe.per
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A abort q~>tstlon period !oltn ~ri\·oe r.\"('ry t"'non u OPIIOI'"
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In the. first lnlllng llarr1aled
off with a alngle and ~'111~tcra.Jd
drewawalk.llclmtrlt~lllcd
out advanelne llnrrh to third
w~~ ~ K<N"\."d D11 llank!n"a
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lnthellfthll•rrlsaR"Inlrd
off wi t h 1 alngle and nme
home on a trll•lc nit the bat
of Fltljlcl"llld. F"ltztl'l"ald waa
Ill""""" out at tiM! pl~te w~n
hetriC!"d foranlllllde-lhe-park
holm" run.
11!e J>ulnte,. ll"f! nDW ~3 fnr
the year. S.turdtoy. Mooy 13,
IIM'Y"1Uentrrtuint~O.~
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Tltal\5 tn a doublrho.•;otk!r
koii Pilrk.
Field hockey
club plans
activities
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andcotterpinabyrunnlng away fromlll&"ht!
You tciUpau your tlnalt! How? By ttudylnr. Hnw! B:r
)nrnlnr mnemonic..
Mnemonic., the ..:ience of memory tlda, wu, u we t.1
bow.lnvent.ed by the
t Greek pllilot.opher Mnemoa
In 526 B.C. (TIIJ~.Indd nta ly. wu only one of the ln•·en·
tioneof thl1fert i!eAtheni . UetiiOin•·ented thehou111
ctt, the oppo&in&" tllumb, a , mon Important, the ttal~
eue. Before the ttalrc»'!
pie "·ere forced willy·nill:r
tollveouttheir li\"esontheg n 1\oor, andrnanyrre•
c......_ aa beau. E~pedtUy Demo.thenet who wu electad
Con111lof Athenssbc til"':\,e abutnt\"eraervedbectueeha
wa~ unable to get up to ~otlke of the Commi1~ioner of
Oathaon the third noor t
~...-orn in. But after Mnemon•a
at.aircue. Dem011thenea t to the third floor nay u pia
-to ALheM' 10rrow, u I turned out. Demo~thenea, hia
temper1hortenedbyyear of contlnementtolherround
floor,aoonembroiledlliac'ountrymenlnalft'rluof lft'nJeu w1n with the ~ledea, the Pcuians, 111d the to.
.Angelu ltam1. Thi1later IHlcame koow11 u Ute Mi.aa~M6d
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are nothin&" more than 1ida to memory-little jlnrlea to
help you rrmember namu. dntea. and plac:u. For example:
OPEN: 4 P.M. MOMDAY THRU THURSDAY
2 P.M. FRIDAY ·SAIURDAY -SUNDAY
Columb.,., •oiltdfltroctllllblllt
h/ourlet~tlllloulrrdniul)'tlro.
See ho.,.. •lmple! Make up )"Our own jinrlet. What, for
lnu.anee. eame 1fter Columbu•'• di~~C~~•·ery of America!
The Boaton Tha Party, of couree. Try thla:
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•ntll 1801 wllen Salmon P. Chue traded it to llolland far
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TUES. OR THURS. lfTWUN 7:00 AND
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CENTER, EXT. US.
mo.l:~ •loa"Cillglorat•n.
I mcnt iun Perwnna be<:auae tile makeMt of Penoonna
Super Stainleu Steel Blade. are the apon10u of Lhla
oolumn. lflmayretall ttle mi8tyinthil. thellnalooluma
~!r~~~!:1N)I~;iY.!y"1u;!:e~:.~·r~~a::: ;~r~~!
Seniors, Would You Believe
You con become o ~ol wn.,
yougroduut.insteodofbeing
nfted end mode o privata? Would
you beliav. o liiU!InCI'It-ond,
inodcfition, 'tfteiPJOI'OIIIMOf~
choie.ofworii:C1'10witha~
and lin month tow of cl,ty?
Well, If you knew obout the Anny's
nft0ffic.c..dldotaSchool
}'101'
program, yald know yo~'d be
ri~t. And if you'd like to find aut
about it, COI!IItalk to sameooe
wha knows - a mon 111M groduot.d
frorncollege,entwedthisprogrcm,
· onclwosrecently conwnis.aioned
from OCS. YtN con believa h. on4
his teem will be an~ in the
naxtfewdaya.
rreater pleuure working for )IOU. the underg rad1 of
.AmericaTYou•ve beenamOftutldactol")"audlenee and
I'm aoin&" to min you thla aummer. In fact. I'd uk 10\1
a ll to come vi l it me ucept there Ia no J«e.\<1 to my room.
The makenor Pet110nna. after I mi&Md IC\·eral deadlines.
\\'&lied me in. I hll"enodoonorwindo"·•-onlya mall 1lot.
I allp the co\umM out; they alip In Pellltlrtll&.8 and ~ucb
fooduean aothrou&"h arnail alot. (t'or theputai:.:
lllOnthal'•·ebetnli••htJ"onaherdinnermint.a.)
l am on!)" havlnrlllf little joke. Thernakeraof Per10nna
bave ~~ walled me m, for they are r ood a11d true and
rlu.mmJ"&ndeonatanl - U!loodandtrueandgleamlnr
a nd constant u the blades they make- and I ...-iah to ata~,../\
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Sllldr .\ardalldJGUMl"iiA AoiiOI"J,
AM oliQO)II IAAIII wU.\ good PITrOII-1/
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pE
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TICKETS NOW ON SALE
AT THE UNIVERSITY INFORMATION
DESK FOR THE SPRING FORMAL
FEATURING STAN KENTON.
SPKTATOR SINGU • $1.00 ADMISSION
COUPLE $4.00
MAY 12 AT
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