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STATE NEWS
UNIVERSITY
WILLIAM B. CASTANIER
advertising manager
NORMAN J. SAARI,
managing editor
GEORGE K. BULLARD,
campus editor Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner masturbation have a greater
DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor
KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor
JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor
at 309 Linton Hall. Names need not be
included unless a personal reply is
achieve orgasm in sexual
need for sexual release interco^?1
is a l
individual
Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award
requested. matter.
experiences guilt with
The person ^
for outstanding journalism. have problems of
masturbation^
I hope that you will be able to help me fears that contribute to his
loneliness, iso|atL
or her "
solve my problem. I am bothered by the
habit of masturbation. I try to fight it off s»'iXm-He,p with
EDITORIALS and am sometimes successful, but never
Considering the long years 0f
entirely. Could this be harmful to me in
the future, and what can you suggest to maturity most of us spend single so™
should have stopped frowning
help me with this problem?
masturbation as a form of
Feelings of guilt, anxiety and depression
sexual reL
long time is?
Who spread accompany masturbation for a great many
men and women. Disturbing feelings of this
ago. This whole topic
with in greater depth in a book
Ellis called "Sex Without
Guilt,"
bv 41
pu^
nature often begin in early childhood and in paperback by Grove
another
Press! While &
are reflection of the way Ellis goes overboard in
parts of the
misinformation and repression has guided the chapters dealing with
us in the development of sexual attitudes. masturbations
petting are especially good.
for mid-year The vast majority of men, and a not much
smaller percentage of women, have
masturbated for varying periods of time
during their sexually mature years.
Not only is masturbation harmless, but I have
department asked its student
an
embarrassing problem' I
Fall term the administration it is beneficial in situations where perspire heavily. I have tried eveiythia
declared that mid-year salary advisory committee to handle the intercourse is not available or not practical. and have even perspired after
matter and the committee refused. The ability to masturbate without takiM,
increases would be feelings shower! I'm afraid this
given to 20 per of guilt, anxiety or depression
is nervoa
cent of the faculty. The raises were provides a perspiration. Can a doctor give me son
Worse than the selection process, safe release for sexual tension and does not sort of pills? I'm ruining all of mv cloth.
to be given for excellence in teaching however, is the fact that now the lead to any harmful effects. In fact, women
Help!
to those members of the faculty raises have been given out and no who have achieved orgasm through
whose primary concern is students. one knows who got them. Unless There is considerable variation as
to hoi
of the recipients much a person perspires. In
The raises would give a financial
names are OUR READERS' MINDS addition t
break to the publicized, how are the students to physical activity and the ambie
faculty members whose temperature, individual idiosyncracy pk
know whether the entire process is
income was not supplemented by a considerable role. In certain medk,
legitimate?
Ed. Dept. needs student views
research or publication. conditions, perspiration is increased. WeV
all experienced this with a
The raises have now been given, For all the students know, the fever, b
people with hyperthyroidism also pe'rspL
but to whom? The answer remains raises could very well have been
excessively. A visit to your doctor ct
one of the better kept secrets on given to the faculty that concerns To the Editor: would like to teach and would be very come to question the untouchables in
usually rule this out.
itself primarily with research and Last week the State News reported that Anxiety often causes increased sweatii
campus. The only ones who know effective in secondary teaching find the Erickson Hall. As Hawley himself has
are the administration and the publication. Only by publicizing the the "Triple T" program is sending 15 MSU certification requirements so noted; the entire University has a part in (perspiration always struck me as being
little too dainty). If you are
names of the faculty who received professors into area classrooms to evaluate overwhelmingly inane that they discount preparing teachers. suffering fro
department chairmen, and they the "strengths and weaknesses of their the possibility of becoming secondary severe anxiety you might want to talk wil
aren't talking. raises and having the students Despite all arguments to he contrary, in at the
efforts in turning out secondary school teachers. Many of these students go mv opinion the students themselves are the
someone
Counseling Center or Oil
themselves select the recipients can I understand that Arrid extra
Hence, the entire purpose of the teachers." Furthermore "each faculty directly on to graduate school and best source of evaluation we have. It is dry is
this possibility be completely particularly effective underarm deodoru
participant receives a fellowship equal to eventually teach at the university level. about time the Education
Dept.
plan is defeated. The questions of eliminated. his full salary and fringe benefits and up to Obviously the College of Education is
gets in A word of caution: use it only undery«
who received the raises and who step with the rest of the university and arms or
a $300 a month exemption from his well connected to the Michigan Legislature you run the risk of skin irritatioi
If the mid-year raise is executed sincerely invites the comments of the
determined who received the raises federal income tax. and well endowed by the federal student
in an ideal manner it can be useful to body.
are left unanswered. I cannot see how one can justify an government. And I am well aware that a
students and faculty alike. Students
George Ell Jr.
expenditure of that kind for the purpose of monied sacred cow is the most difficult of Advisor, Multidisciplinary Program
Seemingly there would only be could use the information along with visiting area schools when the obvious all to criticize. But I think the time has
College of Social Science If thib birth control pill is "medication,
one really fair and accurate manner the ASMSU student evaluation files problems are right here on campus. are its'" effects in any way altered by th
to award the raises. No 6ne is more So many students I advise have
of professors to determine courses consumption of othe'r medications such i
complained to me about the caliber of
familiar with the teaching ability of a
professor than his students. The
and sections to take when all of the
names in the schedule are foreign to
Education 200, 327 and 450 that I have,
over the past two years, attended some
Tissue of lies . . .
again
aspirin, cold tablets or prescribed drug
such as penicillin, or by the consumptio
of alcohol which supposedly has inci
department heads and other faculty them. lectures with them. And I must agree that To the Editor: effects when taken
not counting the gross distortions or along
department members do not attend for the student who has taken even Reference is made to the article statements "medication?"
quoted out of context. For
an instructor's class on a
day to day The faculty are, in essence, introductory courses in the social sciences,
appearing in the State News, Jan. 28, under some reason, the State News has seen fit to
most of the material presented in he
basis, if at all. Only the students are cheating themselves by not the caption "Point of View." permit this tissue of lies to appear, again, None of the drugs which you n
education classes must surely be quite In response to the statement made
fully aware of a profs ability to by the on its pages. Thus, for
publicizing the raise recipients. faculty and students will affect the action of birth control pi
boring. Alliance to End Criminal Justice, the who have arrived on campus since 1966,
teach. Those that did not receive raises And it is a rare occasion indeed when a
It would always be a wise move to tell
readers of the State News are invited to we invite your attention to the statement doctor you are on the birth control pi
would be able, by observing the student returns from student teaching that
However, seldom were students acquaint themselves with the public by President Hannah. the time he is prescribing any «
he or she feels that it has been a
allowed to pick the raise recipients.
actions of those that did, to rewarding statement made by President John Hannah We are proud of the graduates of our medication for you. Certain medicin
determine which teaching methods experience. For the most part they return dated April 22. 1966, which responds in
In most departments the faculty school, as we believe they are providing a which have an effect on horraoi
disappointed and disillusioned. And for all considerable detail to the article contained quality of leadership to the criminal justice
students consider most effective and this I understand that the student teaching production might be contraindicated if
were polled or the chairman and in Ramparts magazine regarding MSU's that represents a significant and
associate chairmen got together to popular. program costs approximately $400,000 per
scene
person is on birth control pil'
program in Vietnam. President Hannah meaningful contribution to the Incidentally, it is probably not advisal
year. indicated that the article was grossly
make the choices. In some cases the Clearly the mid-year salary raises components of the criminal justice system. for the nursing mother to be on oi
What is most discouraging is that some
students were at least consulted on are being handled in a less than ideal inaccurate, unfair and misleading and A. F. Brandstatter contraceptives, as the drug comes throuf
very talented, concerned students who contained no fewer than 53 of
the matter and a few In order make the
errors fact, Director, School of Criminal Justice in the milk.
departments manner. to
organized student-faculty concept of a mid-year raise fully
committees. There was absolutely no meaningful the students must have DAVE SHORT
conformity in the various selection the say in determining the recipients
processes employed. and the names of the recipients must
be publicized. Until this occurs,
This borders upon
Every possible way to determine the
raise recipients was probably used,
the absurd. mid-year raises will be just a means
to spread the wealth indiscriminately
among the faculty.
The American press' biases
while the best way was seldom used.
The department heads, though, can
not be blamed entirely. One In one respect, some members of the were contrary to U.S. foreign policy. When previous test fires, and the circumstances
mass media, upon hearing SpiroAgnew's Sen. Wayne Morse made a speech in 1961 touching on the Apollo 1 fire, itself. law, which allows law authorities with
national criticism of them late last year, challenging the whole idea that Cuba Another case in point is the Senate special warrant to enter a place v """*
must have felt like Caesar after he walked constituted a military threat to the United permission if it is suspected that
censure of Senator Thomas Dodd in 1967. .
have illegal drugs there, offers anotw
Bertrand States, he was utterly overlooked by the
into the Roman Senate on the Ides of Dodd was accused of
violating Senate
March. press. ethics in use of campaign funds and in example in which the mass media has*
Agnew was quick to blast the mass When Sen. William Fulbright gave his
receiving "gifts" from questionable
back and watched the government *
media for its coverage of the government, famous Senate hearing questioning the U.S. without citicizing it.
sources, etc.
specifically the Nixon Administration. But policy towards Communist China, the mass
Although Dodd was blatantly caught Although the Taw may eventually lead
love,
in the process, he forgot to mention a few media was extremely reluctant to report on
pity,
with his hand in the till, most members of
things. it.
several Supreme Court cases involving*
the mass media chose to individual's rights, few criticisms of
The ignore the
Throughout the years, the mass media problem is, as writer Neal Houghton available evidence on the case. Few "no-knock" legislation and what it co®
has unofficially helped the government and says, "Our press have given overwhelming papers
urged that Dodd be punished for his mean in the future were voiced by theiw
its representatives by keeping certain facts support to each successive aspect of actions; only the two Washington, D.C., media representatives.
An era passed Russell delighted and from the American public. Washington foreign policy and strategy
Monday night or news
papers suggested that he resign. There are inherit dangers in mass m
when the confounded four generations The American press and television have commitment since Pearl Harbor."
irrepressible tide of time with As a result, Dodd was
damaged little coverage of the government's role in sh
dragged their feet or turned their heads in The coverage of America's space
by
finally extinguished the spark that eccentricity or, as he would have it, his violations of the Senate ethics or
the national and world events. Few mem
his independence of mind. When reporting several major issues in the past. A program up until the tragic fire in the Senate He plans to run for office
was Bertrand Arthur William Russell. censure. of the mass media wish to
alienate^
look at some of the major happenings of Apollo 1 capsule on Jan. 27,1967 was also again this
His life, Russell once said, was
asked when he had first developed the 1960s gives one insight on the matter. somewhat lax.
year.
Late last year, members of the
government. Losing government con"
his fondness for Scotch whiskey, he As James Shardon said in mass prestige or financial gains aren't «
governed by "Three passions, simple As writer Louis Lyons put it, "The criticizing the media were
initially slow,, circumspect and game plans of the mass media. •
replied that during World War I American press has built-in biases in press, "The record for Apollo coverage, as sometimes manifestly reluctant to cover „
but overwhelmingly strong": the
"King George V took the pledge reporting on such things as Moscow, Cuba, in the case of the Mercury project, reveals
the unfolding horror of the
Yet there is a danger when you
MWJ
longing for love, the search for China and the United Nations." no medium that devoted itself to any My Lai government acting as a censor, «nd
because he thought he could save massacre in Vietnam, too. have the,press acting as a censor, too-
knowledge and unbearable pity for In 1961 American prestige and foreign special extent to investigating and Only after the military and the
money to kill Germans, so I drank." The government seems to think MM
the suffering of mankind. Of policy took it on the chin when the questioning the quality of the Apollo .government took action on the massacre
these, its job to protect government secrets
the philosopher felt that he had government-backed Bay of Pigs invasion product. did the press begin to cover it in
Russell's avowed atheism and The mass media failed to disclose such full force. the press and the public. But-
turned into a fiasco. But the mass media With the vast
satisfied only one, love, and free-living style scandalized corps of foreign media's job to find out government sec
only many of system neglected to probe and analyze the aspects of the Apollo Program as the correspondents in Vietnam, however, there
when he was eighty and married his his peers. He was denied a teaching entire affair. controversy over the awarding of the is no justification for the
and wrong-doings and then relay «•
news of the the general public.
fourth wife. position at the City College of New The mass media expressed sorrow over building contract to North American .
Aviation, the evidence of
massacre taking two years to reach the No one, whether it be Spiro a
York because of these unorthodox the fact that the invasion was bungled; but shoddy American public.
Russell was known for his that was about it. Although President workmanship and the undisclosed cases of Walter Cronkite or James Reston,
views. His The recently passed
opponents are now "no-knock" drug better forget It, either.
pacifistic stand-a position that Kennedy admitted the whole affair as his
forgotten, but Russell remains. mistake, the press took the heat off him by
earned him six months in jail during
TWDRAWIN6 JUST ONE SIDE,
World War I and helped to earn him It is with sadness that we watch
blaming it all on the CIA and the military.
What really happened behind the scenes AND THEN FOLD IT OVER AND FOLP IT OYER?! I
a Nobel Prize in 1950. the passing of Bertrand Russell and,
involving the Bay of Pigs invasipn has never TRACE THE OTHER SIDE HATE F0LDIN6 THIN6S
as we enter the post-Russell age, we really been disclosed by the government or OVERIUJW POES rr HAVE
His two major works, The can only hope that what he the press. Even though, as James Reston of TO BE SO COMPLICATED?
Principles of Mathematics and represented for almost a century will the New York Times pointed out, "the
Principia Mathertiatica, set down press knew what was going on ahead of the
2E3
not be forgotten.
formally abstract ideas in terms of landing."
Speeches in the Senate have often been
pure mathematics. -The Editors ignored or downplayed by the press if they
Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
Wednesday, February 4, 1970 5
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,
Drugs used to speaking to National Police
Honorary Alpha Phi Sigma, said
drug problems in the county in
1960, he said. Glue sniffing was
escape
160 warrants issued, Schodeller
said. The increase is
from life
nearly 50 per cent of MSU
students have smoked
World War II to be used as
use of drugs has increased in once a problem, Scodeller
probably marijuana hemp. This drug, prized by
Americans tend to escape
their problems and seek freedom Ingham County during the past
10 years. He explained that
but now glue manufacturers
have added a chemical to make
said, due to the social acceptance of once or twice.
the drug by college,
high school
and junior high school students,
marijuana
A person arrested for the the female
first time on a marijuana charge
smokers, comes from
plant, he said. Hi *
through drugs — from aspirin to sniffers sick before the glue Other problem drugs include
heroin many drug users are from he said. is placed on probation. The
—
Ingham County's broken homes or are people who affects them. LSD, opium, heroin, cocaine and
prosecuting '"Hie marijuana problem is maximum
attorney said don't fit into society. In 1965 only four warrants penalty for the sale of codeine. Hiese hard drugs are
Monday night. mixed with other matters like
Use of amphetamines and issued
marijuana is 20 years, he said. physically and psychologically
were for marijuana Vietnam and civil rights."
Raymond L. Scodeller, barbiturates were the only real
Scodeller said marijuana was addictive, he said. Sometimes
charges, but by 1969 there were Scodeller estimated that grown by the government during
people who receive the drugs in
hospitals for medical purposes
IN BLACK AFRICA become addicts by the time they
are released.
"Until a few years ago, LSD
Peace Corps gets culture test
possession was not an offense,"
Scodeller said. "Today the
penalty for the sale or dispensing
of LSD is a maximum of four
By STEFANIE LOWE Africa involves the environment. Other problems include conditions much poorer and the "Race relations in the years."
former French territories have Use of LSD is slacking off,
Hie transition from a avoiding political involvements people less prosperous."
Better understanding predominantly and over association with one's Peace Corps volunteers work he added, probably because of
white -
improved considerably since
between blacks and whites is the fellow countrymen and adjusting in French the fear of gene damage. Use of
community to a predominantly -
speaking Africa independence," Du Bois stated.
most important objective of the black to a different set of social mores. primarily "Hie presence of whites is less other drugs has increased, and
one causes certain as teachers,
Peace Corps in French - speaking resented now than during the the first Ingham County heroin
problems in cultural adjustment, "After seeing some of the community development
black Africa, according to Victor he said. A crisis colonial arrest was made in 1969, he said.
period lasting most beautiful capitals in the workers or as medical and public era, for to many
D. Du Bois, member of the from three months to a Africans Apprehension and arrest of
Americai. Universities Field often occurs.
year world, many Peace
volunteers find regions up -
Corps health assistants, DuBois said.
A thorough knowledge of
it signifies
possibility of finding work. Both
the
drug users is a problem, Drug abuse speech
Staff (AUFS). Scodeller said. Smart sellers Raymond L. Scodeller, Ingham County
Some of the major problems country something of a shock." French is essential. Often native groups are making an earnest prosecuting
Du Bois, speaking recently he said. "Hie fine highways and dialects are taught to volunteers effort to work together for the know who they sell to and don't attorney, told a meeting of the National Police
which Peace Corps people face
to Delta Phi Epsilon, foreign good." take chances, he said. Even when Alpha Phi Sigma that the use of drugs in Ingham
Honorary
are the adjustment to loneliness, buildings often end at the edge prior to their arrival. Instruction common
service honorary fraternity, acceptance by inhabitants and of the city and suddenly you are is also given regarding the AUFS is sponsored by MSU police arrest a suspect on drug has increased in the past 10 years. Scodeller said County
that the
emphasized that the greatest acclimation to the in bush country. Housing is history of the individual and nine other universities. It charges, there are many legal drugs are being used by people to escape their problems in
environment,
adjustment Peace Corps De Bois much less developed, economic country. was established in 1951 as a non loop - holes that allow the life.
explained.
volunteers have to make in -
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Don Pasquale' offered
professor of voice and acting
have been produced on the MSU
The music auditorium has no
en Ingles off-campus
German opera houses. His wife, Stoppers, a group already on "Don Pasquale"
m . ,
vocal artist in residence at campus, according to Wiles. He room for an orchestra of 35 -
40, Harriet, teaches music, and their tour in Michigan. With Show presented at 8:15 p.m.
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said there has been a lack of and Stoppers, who perform lighter and Saturday and 2
the small stage affords Wiles recently returned to son, John, sang in the Freiberg p.m
MSU, is stage director. Dennis
The departments of music
and theatre will jointly offer an
Burkh, conductor of the MSU
Symphony Orchestra, serves as
opportunity for students of insufficient lighting facilities. In
voice to sing in public, except in
addition, there is too small
the U.S. from Germany, where
he resided with his family for
Children's
younger son, David,
Chorus. Their
also shows
music, and productions such as
"Don Pasquale," Wiles hopes to
at the John A.
Hannah^1 I
Tickets are available
at h
extended weekend of opera.
Donizetti's three - act opera
musical director. In charge of solo recital.
Members of the music and enough
seating capacity to allow a large the past 12 years. He won a
scholarship to the Hochschule
musical promise. provide performance
opportunity for MSU's music
an hour before the
and from Fairchild lilH
perfor^ I
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12:30 - 5 e
well I
.
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.
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the Theatre Dept. Frank
theatre departments decided to
partially subsidize the Pur Musik in Stuttgart and as as P.m. today thr™!
presented in English at the John
Rutledge, also of the Theatre produce a chamber opera. They oroduction. subsequently sang in several Wiles organized MSU's Show
entertainment for the Friday. Admission is $2 Sf I
A. Hannah Middle School, 819
Abbot Rd., a mere four blocks
Dept., has designed the sets for
selected the Donizetti work, and
then The MSU symphony had
community. general public, $1^1
"Don Pasquale." discovered that MSU
from the Union. facilities were inadequate for the already moved off - campus to
John A. Wiles Jr., asst. The opera was originally to Okemos High School for similar
occasion.
reasons. The producer - directors HAILSTORK EXPERTISE
selected the John A. Hannah
school because of its proximity
to campus.
be
"Don
a
Prominent cast
Pasquale" promises to
fine evening's
Director, glee
prove
musical skills in
entertainment. The part of
Pasquale will be sung by Andreas
Poulimenos, East
graduate student and Fulbright
Lansing concert
swap it scholarship winner. Eric Snook, more of a trial of a new director and exciting performance by the
Mason senior, will sing the part By BRUCE FISHER
| ior a big of Dr. Malatesta. Snook calls it State News Reviewer
than of his chorus. The Singing Statemen. The pace slackened
piece of Statemen had proved their somewhat, however, with a
the world. "the longest, toughest role I've Adolphus Cunningham ability in the past; now it was notably drab number by Thomas
ever seen." Ernesto will be Hailstork III is the man's name, Hailstork's turn to "show his Beveridge, "Drop, Drop Slow
played by Darrell Lauer, and regardless how unmelodic stuff." Tears." Fortunately, the choir
<}AILY,§AILY Dayton, Ohio graduate student.
Cynthia Parfitt,
graduate student and national
Lansing
that monicker may be, he knows
how to obtain beautiful music.
Hailstork is the director of The
He
program cum
passed his inaugural
laude. The chorus
opened with Hassler's lively
perked up measurably for Jean
Berger's lively "Alleluia" from
his Latin -
style "Brazilian
COMPANY PRESENTS contest winner, will sing the part Singing Statemen, MSU's men's "Laetentur Coeli," and the Latin Psalm." Hailstork likes to call
of Norina, the opera's female glee club, who performed their diction was excellent. Two works such as Berger's "jump
more
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2nd romantic interest.
Conductor Burkh assisted at
Milan's La Scala Opera House
first concert of the year Sunday
to a packed house at University
sacred works, "O Vos Omnes"
by Tomas Luis de Victoria and
numbers," and the reason was
obvious after the spirited
Methodist Church. Gounod's "Gloria," bore out the interpretation it was given. The
TWIN EAST BIG WEEK! and has served as guest I've been a fan of Hailstork
and his musical expertise for the
choir's ability to enunciate the
Latin text with precision as well
first half of the program was
rounded out with Weaver's
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concert didn't disappoint me in works performed. During intermission, the
Presenting, I ll
the least. The men's chorus
fine, too. Admittedly,
was
there
Randall Thompson's "The
Last Words of David," a moving
audience was
interpretation
favored with
of
a fine
Debussy's
ADOLPHUS HAILSTORK
the most irreverent, irrelevant were times when the
sagged, but eventually resolved
pitch and exciting work by the famed
composer of choral music, was
"Doctor Gradus ad Pamassum,"
by a talented pianist, Barbara
by the Woods"
Pasture," with text from the
and "The I
itself but the
father and son team concert was
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Secular works were next on
Finishing the fourth part
concert was "He Could
the program. The men opened Only Sing A'C ; John Knight's
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BEFOREI L'amour," followed by the soloist brought down the
contemplative "Go Lovely hou9e ^ appla^o and
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ALASKAN WILDERNESS! Howard provided an energetic ch°'r ar,d Hailstork
solo for Mr. Hailstork's next concluded with the ambitious
"jump number," "If I Got My ,'Son« of Democracy," by
Ticket," an old black spiritual Howard Hanson. This sweeping
arranged by Robert Shaw. Two work typifies contemporary I
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"Frostiana" works - "Stopping by cholr and conductor was I
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