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ainst the Proupb
Journalist Frank Parchrfln iIQ1JCY
i_s kicked off the Birorneter Editorial Scbbers for Reesoi'
Board by editor Torn Brown. The. Board
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was meetg to decide which po1ita1
candidates to support for student
The 5ca Sheet?s original edit
policy
ws one of not supporting an:
body offices.
ASOSU ccndidte because the Editorial
Brown asked Parchman to step outsids Board felt that student governmenc
the room during the meetings where.the was
(and still is) merely a futile
editor stated his decision
exercise
designed to labotomizethe
"Brown accused me of lack of journ- concerned students. In other wordsalistic integrity,? said Parchuan-.
concerned students are anesthe"Since he failed to offer any proof of the
sized
into believing progress is being
,just what the hell he was talking
made.
about, I can only assume it was done
The Board has reversed its position
because my political views do not agree- in the case of' David Reesor, a aandiwith his. 1111 match my journalis-io date for ASOSU President. His state
integrity with his any day"
ment of polid es is outstanding oough
Parchmcn asked that th&-matter be
to merit its publication, and tba Eard
brought before the board, but Brown
further feels that his candidacy :n:t
refused. "It was his. decision to make- not go unnoticed. The Scab Sheet Eci.but I thought he could have at least
tonal Board unanimously support-. Da:r d.
gotten some dissenting views frdm his Reesor
for ASOSU President, and a-c-own
But apparently Tom doatt belie-veproduces his platform:
in dissent.T
Parchman. has worked on four commerDavid Reeor
cial newspapers in California and in
Candidate for President
Oregon as a journalist. In l96 he
was picked as one of the top ten
Statement of PolicieE:
college journalists in tI nation by
The following is a list of' praStory yearbook, Recently hecn a
sals,
the implementations of' wba.:
sImilar award in photo-jourualisr from will support
and attempt to pu
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Oregon States Kate L. Bartholomew
Journalism Scholarship.
That no member of the UniversjtT
Staff or any University department
discriminate against any member of the
University community on the grounds
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The Scab Sheet has learned that an
of' appearance., politics, race or reFBI investigating cbmmittee on student liion. That in the event.that a
activism was on. campus over Spring
member of' the University cor±miunitvacation, due tolast quarter's actI
feels that the above human rights
vities. The final report of' the corn- have been violated nd so informs the-.
mitte concluded that there was no
committee on Human iights-,
conspiracy iivoIved in the Black Studentthe President1s Committee will mireUnion's protest and that the University diately issue-a restraining order tc
was RACIST. in its policies and attithe defendant, and restore-cnditona
tudes. The r.eport warned that unless--- to those in effect before the mci-there were sjme basic changes in the
dent occurred. The Pesidents Con-Administration's handling of students m.ssion will then make every effort
that OSU cou-ld expect more. dtudent pro- to resolve the.conf'lict. Refusdi by
tests with.the f'utiixe holding a high. the defendent to honor the restraiing
possibility of violence
order and submit to arbitration w..
result.in his immediate suspensica
without. pay If' the complainant
Angel Flight Digs Hairthat an attorney is necessary to
him, the attorney (t-o ho
Angel Flight, a women's auxiliary t represent
chosen
by
the complainant) is to
FROTC
f'-t t d tpgid
from
the
general fund of the
comig'function by harrassina student
The
University
versity.
because of' bis long hair.. Angel Flight. def'ied as: students Communi-:
s-"boys and girls17.followed the student anc. wives and husbands faculty,
thereof'
and his girlfriend for four blocks
blaring derogatory remarks about. his
That the University provide sca---nL-hair over university rented sound
ships-i
equal inbenef'its and. witnm,
equipment on top of' the car. A Scab
c.uties
required, to all students
Sheet reporter followed the exhibItIon
held
scholarships
last quarter but
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The student finally turned towaids
of
humanizing
behavior
of'
the dmin;:a--the car when over the speakers came
tion
and
some
of'
its
employees,.
the matter? Tou gettIng mad?
Don't you know hippies aren't supposed
That each year a number of' "acaccto et mcd.
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the Student Activities Committee, .the
nutted, compning not less than iO
of' the number of' qualified freshmen
adnutted; and that the Athletic ta-roar---.
me-nt. will be excivaed from panticLa:
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Oreon Stte t]eii ±1t
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No. And beuiiiniStrtive Propöa1. The docu- cause it is not their fauJt
it is not
1ent soid in part that Tstudents partic- solely their problem to rectify.
Negro
patina in un1versitr activites are not students at Oregon State su±fer from
tobe rërir!1andd br thi-etened;because the discriminatory policiesof the.athof their belièf,inod öf1dièss, hair
leti department and the racist 1,nage
style or any other hunan right.ti
of thiS institution. Student.s werereasThe Adiin±â.tPativePropoal passed by sti±ed at the endof the inter term.that
Fcult Sndte is wbrhless ho.dttemptthe administration had created a Commishabeen made to ei'iforce it Qfl this
ion to protect minoiity right on this
caipus Ii fact, the opo:site ha:s occampu
The Commission has failed to
curred
do that so ho is i.t going to protect
The Himan Right1s Commission .dtells
identity in Seattle.
te fddulty and stüdents:bf thi cmmpus their
During th first part of this terra,
tht5e
tftus qüb1T ritstbeiinrained.the Huiiiai Rights and Responsibilities
That L1eais tli5t the Athleti Deprtment Commission
has failed to win aryones
policy, will be uaintaired in cirect
resppctby
fulfilling
its responsidcfianof uniVersity pol.icy
bility.
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has
done
nothing but
Thi is unjustible. It.góes :agdinst legit1uize the discriminatorypolicies
every démoOitiO principle upon which
of Dee Andros. For example, t' the
this institution is supposedly based
bginniiig
of the te1n, S egro athlete,
]hat right does a handful of
commis- Bicé Duddlton was told, to shave
sion members have in. telling represent- o' turn in his jock stra.. He appealed
tives of the entire.fOialt7 that they
to the 1-itunan R±çhts and Iein I h I i
have iq voice in university po]icyT
CQmmission
The flifu:
ifl r5cQtItlLcnLfThe Cominissin alsd. now defins for
ed to Dee ndrdC that the Negro t1 the un1versIt 'whdt is iiis ubordination. letë be xciised from spring pr1uti Ce.,
Dee na±ad told i3ryOe Huddléston' that
a rèimncndtion which foil od.Dee
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cip'linri-'yaotion oildwoald.be:held; in Right Cornmission is losing sleepless
abeyanb'. 'As Khtl 'Ie]aiS, I'.iirmrity Af- -nights 'trying.. to. pi'otoet human 'rights.
fairT:irecon S5rs, 'T"AndrosT action It is in fact, only wOrking,t.o get
was a direct sIap:in the face against
the rornaning Negroes off campus.
not: onl* PresidentJe'nserI. but :ever.y meii,'df that is' not its intention its Or
ber
'the. unier'sity. à.ouuniity.T
policies unconciously are achieving
Dho àtha '-blame Huddleot'dn for shaving
that end,
else can result when
his iiustacie. The Human Rights Conms- Negroes on what
campus are not protected
&ioh"continuaO' 'to 'plo' inDee.Andros.T s
from the manipulation of their self
pumpkin -Atc'h'ti reé:kC. '.aftei they ,ere imAge' 'and when nothi'ng i.s:done to
''ae This is
chaAge the rabist image Of
school
hadl'jd'ue' p±Adss. ''Jith)ai'r'and, swift i'm' the Black cOr: nities:. How long
.' NèithC the: blacks of this
will 'i\Je'groes" stay hera whe ;they must
institution nor their whit'e' suporters suffer d.isc'pimiiatiou during: 'their
are gdiñ'towaitforPie'si:de'nt Jensen stay?. And how lsng',will Negroes'keep
to skip town in June while the Coiamishere when they know thet to do
si"gëd or dëIi'berati' i ad ndiaiitiI"- coning
so they will be, cal'IedH Nnacle Torn1? y
I\Jeithe± 'are the'going tAwAtchhüman
on other campuses?
righ5 ,jaanteed Tbr the ,:Adiainistratiive Black:stdents
Thè frustrating dii
that Oonfi:ons
Proposal fà'Ail stdnts gdown'.in the Negro students on this cnpus
c,annot
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the
ë.oitniC5ioi's
ierbalJgarbage;b
britten
off'.
as:aA
':internal
squabble
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between BlAdk Studemt,'Unions.
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StudOht 'Uniolas 'in Sdattle hv,d'issued a volves
And" its ,exist'ehce' indicates the instateraent 'that nO Ngro 'Athlete frOm a te'ntjon's .ahd resolve: of' Oregon Stat'ets
Oregon St'atewill caaet.e 'qn athletic administration, and insists' that :th,ey
event in' :WasPitom..'jThat,'ètatenent was: endh't:hei.r 'rhetoric' Oid get off their
sent to: bther BSUsin the :PAC. con'ferencas'eand 'get sometMng done. 'Their is
ThO:ScOb: redivdd A Odpyof the 'letter n justifiable excusefor the present
for
That letter may be
pedicathent of Negro 'students on this
publihda't'alater dat
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At this inst'Anoe,'we.ard coAcerm-Od
Andi't'i's offer:ing no- solutior. to
with the implicationso'f't.he' let'terfor suggest
'that the rOmaiiigNegro stuOregon State?s Negro athletes. They,
dents
on
campus leave as the rnaoraty
aftral'l
are the 'ones-who iil :siaffer 'did: ada.the Black Student Union
from this policy. As they are already walked outs. There is reason to believe
suffering because Black students: on
that ;theNegfa, stude.ntsw1-no remained
other campuses no longeçonsider the
at 'Orego'n"St.ata did so .b.ecause 'of
Negroesat Oregon State Black. They
'neoessty an'dexpedi'ency, not becaue
question their Blackness because they
of choice. They stayed because their
remain at apubliciy'id'en't'ifi'ed"racist
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indtitutioñ 'becse: theywould
Is the plight of the Negro students at AnothAr
}Oseaa year:ofeligibu±it'y for athletics,
ception had to be made in his case so.
rii
Un -pp
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not
allowed
tb
parYv3a
Wost peeple
ticipate in student activities when
graduation and would have to xieat
thair senior year at another schobl in they are student 'teaching. Bu ii
ordbr to gradrete
you 1aàve friends in the Administra-.
have
tion and rou are a. nothing hora
They stayed also because they
people think is a 1Tnice guy.,1' you, can
some loyalty and concern for Oregon
their
presence
et the. rules bent for you..
State, and hoped that by
mnd
The result is, the sta dent body
the.y could change the image
But:it
is
obvious
suffers but ihat the hell the student:
ci this institution.
that their hopes have been fthtistrated
body is not important anyway so it
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They must be. lea'ning b now that, they
can oily expect hit froth Oregon Stçte
and they must be learning too', that
by their continued presence here they
are going to catch it from thei'
people. What a viciothb'and unjust',
situation to have thrust on one0 Whdt
an indictraent of Oregon State that it
is doing, the thrn sting
Any. student or faculty melaber with
doesn.'t matter whAt kind of goven
rfnt it has, as long aswith
its the
a adgovernment that agrees
ministration. Dave Zier has no right
to hold such an important post in
student government when he does not
have .time to fulfill the reponsibilities of the jdb. And that he.
doesn't is obvious froth the present
election1s m'ess,
continue. We cannot allow Oregon State.
tn fnrn Nee'rn studets
tn rit,' im
to choose batwaen -their educAtion and
Viva Grape Boycott I
a liheraltenet in his. philosophy cannot allow this degrading situation to
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Students iaet yeserda in' IU' 216
to
form an official 5tuclent Friends
their idetity, between their fami]ies
of the United Farm dorkers Organi-'
and heir eclucation, between their
zation. The goup now plans to
asogis and their education. Pressure
Li-ation,
and
must be put on the admin
coordinate a boycott against grapns
at local Safeway Stores to promot.e
tam Unman Pights' Commission ñiut be
the Cause of striking farm, workers,
annm up',for the farce that it s.
Plans were laid to gAin official
If it t.kes demonstrations' to b that,
recognition fron the university..
iiae. if it takes closure of the:
institation to do that, fine. whatBoycott leaders explained that
evor it takes it must be done0
Safeway's irectors are involved in
the growing of grapes--they market
over ,3 million worth of grapCs
Student Leaders: uak
-'annually. :Toge'ther Safeway Directors'
own over one million acres of land ,in
the vA11ay'of Cali'onia and. AnThe organization 'and adrinistatin
of student elections this year was. SO
zona.' Thus, 'it 'is Ovident why Saf
way Corporation' has taken a strong
badly 'managed that 'it is truly questionable whether the outcor!le can be
stand against' the workers and in favor
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the grbwe'r.
consideredygli'd.' Notonly may the
elections be, invalidated, but '5OO
Lupe 1aurgu.ia Bay Area Boycott
Cdordinhtor, summed up the reason ....
of student body 'funds i bein needfor the Safeay' Boycoti as 'follows:
lessly spent to relirint- 'the voter's
1TWe aretired of being ignored
guide. Incompetent persons nogleot5d
to print-a, .oandidate''s name on the
looked at athd studied," he said.
Farm workers have problemO
origInal ope,
Thera are a number. of people who can
most people see these problems. But
be held' responsible for this mis-''
when it comes to farm workers acting
managemont and, lack 'of preparation. 1, together to solve--thëse problems
One of the.se,is Dave Rubin, who i's
through organizing a union,.many
catching most of .the'-bThame. ,But tAe
people stop and"reserv'their syppathr:
the wAter-eyed kids with bloated
one who is most- to blame because Ae
.stomachs' When 'it 'comeC to 'Safeway'has the most repcnsibility is Dave
Zacc tUe present student body president they snun the obvious which is thet
b defaulu
Safeway could bring growers to the
Zion iias not electedto ti-ia 'bfce"of ngotiati.ng table it is in'our
student bod's pre.sident;"but fell hei
power as:wo.rkbrs to organize; ,stnih
to ll hroub ±is own and the adsaniand boycott. It is in the Grower's
stretionhs' efforts to frustrate John
power and Safeway's' to bring the
They
succeeded0
Ad
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FLASHHawaii s State Legislature
'recently endorCed the United Farm
Workers' Grape Boycott. Viva la
oausa
election mess. -He spends only 'one
hour a daV piying "student- bdd presi'BId BROTEER:
dent, The. other -hours of the day he
is student teaching--- a fact that should 'TC}NG YOU
have made him ineligibde for"-the. job"
in the first' place0 - 1h fa'Ot- an' ex-
THE SCAB SHEET-iS
±o±icies (contdj
:kia a mcr tutori1 program be instituted to assist these 1'acdeiiically
unqiiali±1ed students, the fundfor
prior notice to the University Ad-
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iiainistratjon, providing such meetinr
are not held in a cla&sroohi: jj'j h
cicss is in session. In such a
case, the. instructor's perriussion
nius be ojtained
That coniputer registration be made
which prograi:i will be obtained 'oy the
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University Aaianistrstion
That there be crested a Department of
Ethi.c Studieâ which will enjoy the
status of all other Departments of the
University with iega±d to funding, staff.,
and the granting of degrees". The Department will be headed by. g full Professor..; All cou'rsC in the ]epartment
rill be open. to all students and gll
majórC,",.wit.h.all courses to be available
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That all graduste students be
dllowed at least tIreé anits. of pass'.
fail per quarter.''
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conducted b the University o± under
its sponsorship.
fail basi.
That there be.no requirement -for a
faculty advisor for a group to become
an officiaJly' recognized Unive±-.sity
organizátion Two' dr niox'e'.members çf
the Uiversity Community r1iay form an
officially recognized organization by
submitting a statement consisting of:
a) the name of the 'Organization., and
b). the name.of any spoke'smai of teorganization.
That there be ab'doltitely no' cooperation by the University wit-h the
Selective Service iithout the specific request of the student
That military recriiting and distribution of recruiting material' be
inrolved4
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limited to the Placement
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That no membe;r of the University.
Community be punished. by the niver-
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Regulation that 'is al a olaon
of statute law
That 'the physical' limits of the
University be inviolate from the
presence of armed police, National
Gugrd, or any other State or Fede'al
That handbills, leaflets, tc.be
giren complete freedom of diCtribution
and that under no circumstances may the
University have:any rights of approval
over' the 'contents of the.'mat,.erial.
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Thot posters, .lacard, et,c, in,the
agents,;.
Jdemjrial Union or elsewhere 'be immune
from any requieinents for appOval by
any University agency, in.cluding the
Memorial Union Board.
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That decions on tenure be made, in
least /.3 of which will be, students, in':
that Department. These' students will
be selcted by vote of the students in
that Department, and neither the Uni-
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medical matter and that all contadt
between any neiber'of the University
Community and the Student Health Center be cdnfidential. The total allowable activity of the Uni'versit y' ad-
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usage by a Community 'member, will
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consist of reomnendirig the t the person avail himself of 'the' treatment
versi,ty.,Adr,inistrat'ion: nor the Depart- ,"- possible at the Student Health Serment A'duiistrati'on will 'be permitted
vice.
to suggest oandid,tes'" for these' posi-:
tions.
That all udmbers of t'he University
Community
be eligible' for treatment
That
five 'or' more' students desar- ''at the Student
Health -Service (not
ing that a course not listed ,ii the
only students but alimember's).,'
Catalogue be taught may, upon finding a
qualified insttuctor ('as, determined by
That under no c±rcurnstances any
the students involved)., require that the the University inforii ny person
or
course ibe taught under the sponsorship
agency other' than the "Student Health
of the appropriate' department, which
Service and the person involved of
will grant credit for the cqur.se,. Pl
cases of drug use which may come
such course; will be 'open to ail' stud- " any
to
its
attention.
ents on 'both a graded and' a pass-fail
basis,
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That the 'University shell have no
regulations
pertaining to the use and
That all academic credit should be
possession
of
alcoholic beverages
reuoved'from the various. ROTC
than those'incorpo'dted by'
which will be considered an extra'State law
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curricular activity. io academic rank
is to be held by a'ny RcC insructor
That at le'ast. one room in the, library
or staff members
be kept open for studying 24, hours a
day, seven days a week.
That any member or group of the Uni-.
versity Community, will hCvO 'the right
That a 1Güide to 'Instructors" based
to invite any speaker to appear on cam
upon
results of student quetiori'
pus and address all, who care to listen, naires' t1e
be published by the ASOSU.
regardless of the- time and without.
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s.c
Graduate student :nd Ph.D. candidate
in Electrical Engineering.°
1-love studied
TrirrspdnsibleT?
cctioi in ikinp
sraeiients
for the Jeffrsoirplane Goncert. .....
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Thecommttee. censored: SDS's.handling of the concert before consulting
ss for its side. ofthe
story. Then last Tuesday when SDS
Igazine and is one of Eldride Cleaver1s lswyers. He ren for Congress as
a peace candidate)
was finally represented at a meetin
ing Conmittee-Spring l96 Tactical
Committee..
kbmbr of Self-DdfeiseCornrnittee.
Vidlation f schoO&.cddes or of. ..the
oidelines set by George Stevens or
Irwin Harii could be :.c.rbecL. It
seems that theyefèirec to say.;
after the fact, TTyou shouldn't have
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Member of Stop the Draft ee.k Steer-
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ctities Coiittee
has com.e throuhogain--refusing this
time to strihten up its risaken
censorsap o SDS for it purprted
t the University of
was former publisher of Ramparts
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TheStudent
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Cal±fornie ot Berkeley, the University
of Snta Clsra end Stenford Universiy
:Thre yeas usiess experience
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Responsible for. a yea.rly bud,ët exceeding ,2O,OOO.
1ember of theSte.ringComnittee,
Stanford Friends of Keating. ceating
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ertilizë Your 1'TiinI
ew University conspirecy is brewing tô '1get Alan Young,1TEnglish in:
tructor
I±onday, Dean Gleeson of EnCineerinC
deiisnded of alter Forein, chairraen
the English Deprtnent, (going
through chainels, of course) that
Youig be. remov.e, from his position
for '1uoral turpitude0
The Dean had 7exhumed a student
paper, handed back ten iieeks ao by
Young, on which a reader hd aitten
?bullshit
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lthough Young had not.:seen the
pper, a non-credit theme from the
beginning of winter terra, he assumed
eponsibility for the comment, since
it was written by his reader. young
is doubtful as to whether or not the
..te'1 Tbu]lshit1 constitüte.s rnra1
turpitude. He concedes that it nay
hcve been harsh, even rude, but
immorl9
t a cow college9
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It seems odd, Young says, that Dean
Nicoderius should have waited this
long (Dean G1eesons wife began coinpla'ining ten weeks ago) to implement
Dean GleesonTs demand.
In fact, the Scab thinks it partidularly peculiar that they can1t
simply wait intil summer when Young
w.l1 1. .gonp.anyway. It seems lJkQ
someone is trying to rse issues
for the sake of 1avingissues.
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Rock Rocks
Scb Sheet has discovered a class
et0SU that is in the tr tradition
of an experimental cpllege Student
coñCeived, tudent 9rggnized, and
student instructed. San Francisco
Rock husic, meeting every ilonday evening at 6 00 in Hone Ec .iud., is
sponsored by the Honors Prograri, and
tutored by English Instructor Larry
lao Cormack (why is it thct the English Dept. has so many progressive
instructors.that..ar.e so. syCtematiqly
persecuted°). he understand there are
some uprises-. in storfor upcoming
sessionsL Cone and see for yoLirself
next Nonday evening.
ohe cOnaittee,.nQ one specific
done it tht
way.1
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It has been deterraine. that daneges
to the Colise
re only plOO, not the
Oas ar1ier reporie.d.. The floor
ws not damaged and the tarp s
alresdy shredded and due for replace.
mont- in June.
also told That it had not
contract with the irplane. ctually,
tne contract arrangement vas differeat then usual in that the school
hd no financial responsibility
case: bf loss but ou1dr.eeive 10% of
the 3±Oits. There aas a contract
.
SDS
made. proper arrangements for the
between the promoter and the Iirplane and one between the school
aa
::the p±othoter.
This second con4
:tabt.wae Cent in the,form.of. telegram to the sohool and the mmittee
at that time adcepted it.
s to funds somehow nissing--l900
earlier that that amount was nec ny
6,00&. But that turned out to be
a mistake in the Business 0ffice1s
record keeping. The l900 may have
been stolen, kept by the promoter,
--Dan Bowley, SDS arranger, was told
or lost by the Business Office, but
-that. determinatiOn dll be left u
to the university1s bonding company.
It can decide whether or iot the:iiversity is at fault. If not, then
it is up to the prooter to take
action, hiaybe in the forn of suing.
T1i conduct of the crowd at the
conOert was not the responsibility
of SDS, according to dames Welty,
chairman of the committee. ctually
it is the duty of Encore to provide
protection -t these events SDS
iigested tha eight policeman be
hired but Encore decided to use four
students and whatever Campus police
were on duty that night.
It- has .lso cone out that a certain
employee of the physical plant
y
havec.haiged more than iorthal Dent.
for the use of facilibies and also
told SDS that it could not use Ath1tic Dept. P.A. equipmOn. ThisI
meant renting from a Poitland firm
-for 2,0O0 or one in Salem for plOOO.
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ourselves. Te have the maturity o1
It just, so happens that th m&ri rentLng. for
udement
o discern
froLi wro-ig
P A equipment is a bu mess pertner of and then we should be ight
in.
It is a 1iin-jan
same physical plant empoyee
right,
not
a
m.ile
right,
to
be
allbwed
The Sc.a feejs that perhaps a1 lnveSt-t0 perform according to personal moral
gation of the Student ActjvitiesCondecisions. Leislated iiorality does
uttee is in order to deteri:ine 3Ust
not necessitate good social standard$.
wheter or not TTproper ppocedur:es'
Personal, cbnscenious üdgement
were- takei before pub]icly censoring
needed
to build strong tioral standds.
SDS. 1iobe the Tirrs.oIsibiJ4tyt1.
if
you
the reviidn,.of closing
attribited: to 5115 :can. iikewi.se -be laid hour rulessupport
support
at the feetof the cmittee, the busi- sleep-out, April .25th.the alicampus.
neSs 'bffice, Eñcoreand other persons..
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We would suggest too that me written
guidelines be-provided in-the-future
for -the andlin- of: c.pncerts.so that
11ec post faOto". condipnations and/or
misunderstandings wil h.e avoided,
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environment/involvement Qf the student.
in a situation iii which all: of his
senses are involved in an experience
different from -his- immediate surroundirig
Reesor Raps
All five aense can be involved in each
1lesson11 to give a sense of being in the
David Resor, ASOSU. presidSntiml
environment.
-Sheet believes all
candiate, last night threatened inunc- senses should Scab
be
involved
in educational
tion aganst to.dayts election in-a
experiences.meeting with the Student Activite' S
Total environment education waS the'
Committee. He mSintained that his naiie premise.under
which- the American
was-left off the-cover Cf the offci1 Renaissance Symposium
ras orgañi.zed
voter7s guide. I will strongly cons1derün1r by involving the students
of OSU
contesting -the pesult of the election
in
a
total
environment
could
the
dueto theunfair and discriminatoryhope to achieve it-s aim of
actioAs- taken- against.me, PLeesor told Synposiwa.
informing
students
Cf a new cultural
t-he ScabSheet-. ihi]e Other, candiates -movement in-a meaiingf-ul
way - notin
--have been out campai.:ning,. PLpesor, has
terms
:of
a
barren
dialogue
or debate,
been: forced to hassle 'vYith SA on four
thidh
has
only
resulted
in
polarizadifferent:occassibns tb determine
tion
of
opinionin
the
past.
whether he-could ruh for office or not.
Total involvement means living-n the
Originally. Reesor was approved -but after new:situation
through-the us-e of dll
hi-s:l-braI pltorm he-was forced t2
the
senses
for
a short piod of- time
re-Sppear:- before the committee several
to
acquire
the
fullest
poCsible essenCe
tines.:
of that s-t-uation. To -learn everything
DOODLING-AREApossible about Paris, one:doesnt read
all the -books about Paris: YOÜgo to
sponsored by xz
Parisl But if you àaZat go to Paris,you try to bring Paris to you. ThiCis what the American Renissdnce Symposium was trying to do foi you, the
students of Oregon. State .Univesity.
It is ob-yous from the actions of the:
Student Senate-, numerous faculty Onumittees- ap -the uproar of the community
that the-majority of people in the
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FOP EQUAL RiGHTS
-Corvallis area are nOt really interestedin education at-all: only insofar
The mouern woun ns oeen ace. wi
the battle of provin her equality with as the OSU Vqcational Trade Scnooj can
men. then Jefferson said that
i-i men continue in operation unfettered -by the
are created equal, he forgot. about the numanistic requirements-of the enli-ghtposition of women. hoinen have finally- ened, responsible minority -of students-i
been allowed the right to vote, and they
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political decisions. Now, we are faced
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Out of the libraries
UOthI S CLOSIiG.
the slaughterers.
Len do not have closing flours. Their
The
mothers
stand
judgement in maintaining acceptable
Clutching
their,
children, andsocial standards is ti-uted. Women-are Stare sarching the
skies- Lumbly
capable of making social decisions, also.por
the
inventions
of- scholars
Ue do not need a glorified baby-sitting
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ROTC SUCKS
ocay,pri± ith, in the year of the
That OSU is. an arm- of the militacy-
Beaver, is just like any other day... We
live as we always have, in a world
characterized by both burning crosses
and burning babies. In times such as
these,, a million dollars worth of
industrial complex, and thereby
"serves society11 is pretty much taken
for granted. Nowhere is thAt
more noticeable than in the university'.
ROTC programs. Through the ROTC
the
Athletic Deparment administration takes university helps train' students to kilL
priority over the human rights of an
We live in an age of speciali ,zation.
The description of the reserve Offic.:Professor'Ahdros (and he is a professor ers Training' Corps in the cur±ent OSU
as a izable number" of you he.ard him
Catalog is revealing : 1TThe military
try tO say so nimself) told us all in an at Oregon State University has progreOregonian statement last February that
seed with the growth of the University.t
tne Presiaent's commission on human rightsThis growth explains why it sometimes
would have no ef-fec.t on the running of
appears that the campus is under martia]
his department.
law and why uniformed stu.ents bring
We see by his April 10th Barometer
weapons into classrooms. They're.
statement concerning Bryce Huddleston
defending freedom.
that again Professor Andros has had the
When the catalog says the. military
last word'.
The statementa made; by Pres.- has progress.ed at OSU, perhaps it's
ident Jehsen and his "Human Rights Cbmm- referring to ROTC courses. A student
can take a course whicn explores "US
ission" indicate their positi.ons in
Armed
Forces1 doctrinies, missions and
essence acting merely as puppets in 'dome
employment
concepts; the military force
academic Punch and Judy show'. The
of
joint
commands..."He can, in
commission is merely an example of PresAerospace
Studies
III,
learn
about
ident Jensen's inability to'act. it j
"Nature
of
war,
development
of
airpower
a stall, a stall which enables President
mission
and
organization
of
Defense
Jensen to leave Oregon State witW his
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Department'; Air, Force concpts doctrine,
"transcript unscathed.
and employment.. .,"
Or, for on-the-spot
Some. say that 'there' have been obWious
training
in
methods
of
killing people,
improvements since the Human Rihts
the
student
gan
take'
Wi-litary
Science I
controversy. ThiC sentirieht we must
which,
is
a
"leadership
laboratory"
and
agree ith., He )elieve, however, that
it must be qualified by the' und:erstanding teaches "inividuàl, weapons and marksthat there is less racial discrimination nanship.? Then, too, there are the
"summer' camp" programs-, offered for
becAuse the Black j2opulation as been
credit, through which the university
halved, due to t'e BSU 'controversy',; by
encourages st'udents to learn the
the Black walk'otit.'
intri cacis of flame-throwing, 'fiveNo. impo"'ement has 'come
Instead of
'inch gun loading, and, probably, the art
progression, we see' only rdgresson.
'of npalro cropping.
na the student
The stand 'taken by the dommissiot as
gets paid for attending these caaps.
repowted in the pril 10th Barometer,
that those persons (particularly athletes) And there's this beauty: "Each of
whose cases are not before the commission the units on this caripus strives to
develop in- he studen't a capacity for
must comply with those 'discriminatory
leadership, to develop him morally,
practices eth'ployed by the departments
mentally-and physically..." In the
involved (the Athletic Department) only
military, a "capacity for leadership"
further defines this body's ario.netteultimately means that the man knows
like position. And t1l us why' the
meetiñge held by this commission are not how to follow orders. When the mili,
ry develops a man "mentally" he is..
open to the public? If the proceedings
in
facL, conditioned. How the military
are truly honest, there should be no
aevelops
a man "morally" we'll leave to
reason to meet behind closed doors,
your
imaginaton.
One w6nders if
especially when one is. dealing with
wars could continue without the coopHuman Rights.
eration of universities.
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Remember, how much fun, a puppet show was?,
The reasonable man realizes that
You laughed and '..laughed 'What a fantas- mil.tary solutions- to world problems
tic' game.
are no obsolete-the university
i'Iost people grow out of the
"game playing" phase.
But games are
should realize it,.
very ineffective when carried into
adult life and used by fools which
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toot
attempt to mold the minds of othe, So
please, Professor I-\ndros, do grow Up,
Get big. No, not in the head; in the
mind, and in the heart.
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SP. SAC.