MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY STATE NEWS Welcome Week, 1972 The Red Cedar river runs right through the middle of MSU's expansive campus. The river is a Cedar is an occasional carp. home for ducks, a haven for canoeing, and for many campus couples - a place for those few State News photos by Chuck Michaels and special quiet moments. Fishermon beware. About the only thing which can be caught in the Red Paul Heckenridge here's a niche for you at MSU By STEVEN ALLEN At MSU, Grand River Avenue election and this summer's ticket to a good - paying job, football team? thousands of faculty, State Newt Staff Writer was blockaded for the greater Democratic primary, area groups think again. The people in those It's all here. administrators, staff, and hangers part of three days by thousands such as the Coalition for Human long Iinis at the Placement - on. You'll never get to know all jWelcome to MSU, it's good for of youths frustrated with the Survival will be pushing to ele -t of them or even most of them. Bureau will tell you it ain't so. And if there is something you iu to be here. President's escalation of the war. youth - oriented candidates to want to know that isn't in But make sure you know some However, if you think that by here, ^There's lots of work to be the 6th District seat of the U.S. don't be afraid to contact of them. We have President to Some called the Grand River going t6 MSU, you will be better a House of Representatives, the Avenue sit - in a mere "spring able to answer the questions somebody. MSU is a big spread, For the |ct, a war to end, civil liberties 59th District seat of the no doubt, but most folks will be thing that makes MSU ■ protect. festival." Yet many students you've always been asking about such an important experience for Michigan House of more than happy to help guide claim the Grand Piver Avenue yourself, you've come to the so many individuals is not the Representatives, six Ingham ■We have a faculty thinking demonstrations were a turning right place. In college you don't you through. classes or books, but the people. County Commission seats, and learn answers; you learn how to lout unionizing. We have some point in their personal lives. Ingham County sheriff, drain Ask your RA, call the ask the right questions. After Don't let their numbers scare |ssy details to clean up in commissioner and county clerk's that the answers aren't so hard. Counseling Center, visit the you away. Sure MSU is a big Jident participation diversity government. We in have The specter of the office. ombudsman; do something. place, but there's a place for you demonstrations still hangs over If you are new on campus and in it. lademic challenges to meet. this campus four months later. Republicans have dominated There are over 40,000 people want to find out as much as you Ingham County politics in recent starting school this fall in MSU's It ■ There's no time to waste. Committees created to study can about your new may be athletics, years. Incumbent 6th District 117th year of operation, plus University and East Lansing surroundings, relax. Most of it is journalism, electrical engineering, ■A Rep. Charles Chamberlain has ESP, macrame, witchcraft, or year ago, everyone was involvement in the war have been right here. This edition of been in office well before MSU Bking of the new calm on acidly accused of being merely Welcome Week is intended to be poetry. One enterprising student even called MSU. However lllege campuses, including pacifiers for the protesters. Some was a sort of "Whole Campus SN Refunds found himself a place at MSU in he has yet to run in the new 6th JSU. There were not going to be hard questions were asked last Catalog." booking big - name rock groups District - new because there are ly more violent flareups on the May about the relations of the Full - time students who do not wish to appear on campus. Another thousands of young voters who fiiversities any more, many University and East Lansing to have never had a chance to voice Want to know what's been to read the State News or services may receive authorization for use it carved a niche for himself by ^dieted. the war. Many will be expecting happening in the East Lansing helping organize the MSU branch their opinion on Chamberlain's a refund fo the $1 subscription fee in of some equally hard answers this City Council for the past year? PIRGIM (Public Interest I They were wrong. policies before. 345 Student Services Bldg. during Research Group in Michigan). A fall. Want to know where the good registration week. third student found his place at I After President Nixon Most MSU students will vote bars are? State by joining a fraternity. pnounced the And, of course, there is the For an explanation of this policy, see mining of in their first presidential election So get involved now, don't biggie for the White House. Want to know all about the story in section D. jaiphone the old harbor last May, a bit this fall. Heady with the success McGovern will easily carry East wait. We need you now. ultraviolence swept of youth politics in last year's Lansing, but Michigan and a |ie nation's campuses. East Lansing city council majority of the electoral college pose an entirely different question. Events sche Remember, though, that six months ago this campaign was supposed to be the sole province Richard Ifor of Ed Muskie and Welcome Nixon, with George Wallace playing the spoiler's role. These are Welcome Week events of general interest: Michigan voters will also vote d SATURDAY: Residence halls open, 8 a.m.; "Play Strindberg,' on the abortion question and Icomedy presented by the Theater Dept., Arena Theater, property tax reform — issues auditorium, admission free (continues through Tuesday night). which will determine to a great I SUNDAY: "Paper Lion," Residence Halls Assn. film, Conrad extent the quality of life in JHall, admission 75 cents (also shown Monday night in Conrad and Michigan during the next few J^'son Halls). years. I MONDAY: Guided tours of library facilities begin at 10 a.m.: Say you don't care about the ■ eternity and sorority information program, G 30 Hubbard Hall, election? Just remember that the ■^P-m. (also Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Union); meeting for people running for office don't ■Physically handicapped students, Owen Hall, 6:30 p.m.; Welcome care much for you either. ■ eek mixer, featuring Moon Calf, Union Ballroom, admission $1, Colleges and universities have P:30 P.m. traditionally been the seeds of TUESDAY: change in society. If you think °d and "Get acquainted with the Union" day, specials on the only reason you're here is to recreation all day in the Union; free outdoor rock get a 3.5 in ATL, you better do lh°nCert Pfesented by WMSN outside South Complex residence some hard thinking about what |"a'ls> 1 p.m.; Black student orientation program, Wilson Hall you're doing here. |auditorium, 7:30 p.m. ■stiHEDNESDAY: American thought and language independent The University is no longer Another I. y exam, Humanities independent study exam, 8:15 a.m.; . being universally considered as The demonstrations following the min'rg of Haiphong harbor made MSU a very tense campus the last step of the educational ■ sciUra' sc'en°e independent study exam, 10:15 a.m.; Social for four days in May. Grand River Ave. was completely blocked off by thousands of protestors ladder. Educators are realizing I T^,eIi.ndepen£'ent study exam, 1:15 p.m. more and more that college is for two consecutive nights. The Administration Bldg. was also taken over one afternoon. The ■Pr °SDAY: Senior class council presents senior night at the not for everybody. If you think demonstrations lasted four days - and four nights for a number of policemen, city councilmen, I e zel Bell, 1020 Trowbridge Road. administrators and protestors. an MSU degree is your sure - fire State News photo by Tom Gaunt A2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan DURING 1971-72 Police cite reduction in crimes o By DONNA M. SMITH to $55,000. bicycle safety rules this year have been marked in this There was a 6.7 per cent "We anticipate a large tohelp curb this problem. manner. He added that the reduction of reported bicycle problem again Steve Naert, East Lansing identification number also criminal offenses on campus this year," MSU Police Lt. asst. chief of police cited helps in the recovery of during the 1971 - 72 fiscal Ferman Badgley said. traffic congestion as a major stolen goods. ye^r according tu the annual problem resulting from the The increase in bicycle Most of the crimes on report of the MSU police. University. On the decrease were theft is due to the large campus are committed by rape, robbery, assault, increase of the number of According to trafffic people not affiliated with bicycles on campus studies made by the the University according to burglary and larceny from a according to the report. The Michigan Highway Dept. the MSU police annual total of 2,952 offenses reported during 1970 - 71 number of registered during the fall of 1971, an report. Of a total of 1,425 to 2,806 offenses reported bicycles on campus jumped average of 69,990 vehicles persons arrested in 1971 - during 1971 72. The from 5,163 during 1970 • entered and exited campus 72, 605 were students of report also said the number 71 to 13,603 during the daily. employes and 820 or 57.2 of arrests made on these past year. per cent had no connection Naert said breaking and with the University. offenses increased. However, bicycle theft, a Badgley added that the entering was another major number of bicycle - car The MSU police, who problem concerning the major problem on campus, accidents student community. have 42 sworn police have also has greatly increased. officers and four service, increased because of the During 1970 - 71, the value "Its unbelievable the personnel for parking of bicycles reported stolen heavy volume of bikes and motor vehicles on campus. number of burglaries in enforcement, handle all amounted to $27,000. apartment houses," Naert police activities on campus. During 1971 - 72 the He said there will be said. amount more than doubled stricter enforcement of "If we're short handed To help curb the theft and we need assistance we problem, the East Lansing can get assistance from the Campbell Hall in the West Circle Drive residence hall the older halls on campus north of the Red Cedar police have a program called East Lansing police," complex, is an example of the beautiful blend of River. VOTER plans "operation identification". The Badgley said. shrubbery, and architecture characterizing some of State News photo by Milton Horst police department has 40 engravers available to sign-up drive Agents employ soft-sell people so they can engrave their drivers license number on valuable objects. This VOTER, the East Lansing organization that has gives a person their own registered some 15,000 MSU students since 18 - 21 - year - identification number. olds were enfranchised in 1971, will be conducting an Naert said this program extensive voter registration drive again this fall. lure Insurance sales has been very successful. He "We are going to try to register about 15,000 more students this fall," Jim Paquet, coordinator for VOTER, said. "Ideally, we would like about 90 per cent of thestudent body registered by the election Nov. 7." emphasized that very few thieves will take items that to By NAT ABBATE Paquet said VOTER would be supplying deputy approached by insurance students' business. said his company MSU TV shows State News Staff Writer salesmen, whether the does not investigate the policy registrars to register students at class registration Monday - over "High • pressure pitches actively solicit students, You have barricaded phone or through the mail. are just not a completely, she added. Wednesday and at identification validation the next week. good way to though it will contact Some 'auses may be Paquet indicated that VOTER would also have about over 210 classes yourself in your room to What bothers many do business," he said. very students who have been mislead she said, but are 100 VOTER volunteers who will be going door - to • door study for your big midterm students, however, is not Exactly how the referred tomorrow. Your roommates that by other student not illegal because they ire in an effort to register as many East Lansing residents as MSU operates what is they call, but that they company decides who to clients. off written down. possible. are playing pinball and don't seem to hang up. call is a "close trade secret," probably the largest closed • for once the room is quiet. In fact, it would appear When he does contact The problem then Students need only be 18 • years ■ old by Nov. 7, a U.S. circuit television network in he said, and added his As you prepare to cram a students Peregoy said, he becomes not one of legality, citizen and a resident of East Lansing for 30 days prior to the world to bring more that some salesmen have company approaches approaches them from a but of the election to be eligible to register, Paquet said. than 210 courses to 138 whole term's reading into a perfected a technique of students because 80 per understanding few hours, the phone rings very low - pressure point of exactly what is expected of A federal court ruling in the spring allowed persons to classrooms in 25 buildings. putting their foot in the cent of all students buy life view. and a disc jockey - type a policy holder, she said. door over the phone. insurance. register with only 30 days residency rather than the normal "Pressure doesn't work six month period established by the state. voice informs you that you To find out some of the "Besides," he said, too well," he said, "and the are a failure to yourself and Paquet urged all students and other residents to register strategy behind Insurance "they're excellent people to only pressure we use is to before the Oct. 6 deadline. your loved ones unless you sales in the area, I called the work with." point out a person's needs." Class to study Persons interested in volunteering to help VOTER buy some life insurance. College Life Insurance Co. He then asked me about It may be a nuisance It almost has become a of America. A spokesman register students should call VOTER headquarters at extent of sometimes, but there 332-3561. tradition at MSU to be fox the company, who insiafcnce policy, and I told nothing Illegal about the is influences on refused to identify himself, him that my parents took denied that his agency uses care> of it, so I telephone soliciting beln$ a* * A • really didn't doftfc by many insurance ATT I CO, ASIO high - pressure tactics to get know that much about It. He reminded me I would companies around East For the first time this (all Lansing, according to Linda be taking over the premium MSU students will be able Joy, consumer Information to payments when I turned 21 enroll in a c specialist for the Michigan and offered to review my covering "Afro-A»lan Consumers' Council. policies. I thanked him and "Since it's not illegal, I Responses to the West." politely refused, and in a would suggest that students The new couise looks at few minutes I was able to treat them like any other literary, socio-cultural hang up. door - to - door salesman, aspects of Africa, India and Paul Peregoy, associate They have to create a China both before contact Quality 8i Service manager of the Life need in your mind, or else with the West and Insurance Co. of Virginia, EKTACHRO.rfE you would probably go out afterwards, HOUSEHOLD PLASTICS SAME DAY and buy life insurance In by 8:30 a.m., The absorption waste cans, laundry pails, out by 2:00 p.m. yourself," she said. 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On the All/ Park free • Longincs, Croton, and Bulova with purchase watches • Pewter and silver • Other fine jewelry K mart-Okemos Grand River near Okemos Road • Gifts for all occasions X 3'9 Eas' River East Lan 337-131*. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 A3 [es/c/enfs Dollars from campus >uncil ac V * CAROL News THOMAS Staff Writar national Issues marijuana and the such war as in flow into Lansing area Vietnam. .. . political body, the "The city council has By MICHAEL FOX T Lansing City Council right to make statements no State News Staff Writer Stephen H. Terry, asst. vice $5 million on gasoline and . itg actions always open on president for finance, said. other items from service I ciose scrutiny by the behalf of the community," The University's Another $100 million is stations. Miracle pointed he said. economic spent in the local are* by ic but the present impact on the out that the student rt'l has taken on more ii v.. — ^ve t*1® ®*ty council greater Lansing area in students, Gordon - population accounts traditional quotlTof fudents a great deal calendar year 1971 totalled Miracle, professor of about 13 per cent of the criticism in the past °[cndi} was ^ more not done and more than $231 million, advertising, said. Miracle has Lansing area population, more according to statistics researched the spending —jal months. people were not hurt," supplied habits of students and Actions by the council Brandstatter said, referring by MSU Though the MSU building drawn barbed administrators. predicts that the more than program has slowed down to the demonstrations. from many One of the largest 40,000 students at MSU nt He disagreed, considerably from previous „ of the city. Few however, monetary influxes into the spend more than $132 boom years, the University with Councilman ents however, received George L. East Lansing area from MSU million beyond University pays local contractors Griffith's criticisms of the is its annual payroll of Inuch popular attention expenses both at home and between $6 million and $10 J council's recent police. "A decision had to be Cool it $106,391,000. A portion of this payroll is spread out in the East Lansing area. million a year ption of an antiwar made over how Summer at MSU consists of construction. Clair W. long they taxing the students' brain to find ways to keep cool. over the state through Miracle said recently Huntington, administrative Kming along second as a were students going to let the keep the street," Local lakes and pools offer air mattresses and creatures the best solution, but include the dangers of punctured MSU's Cooperative Extension Service, but at $132 million is spent in the greater asst. to the vice president xoversial issue in an from the icy depths. Lansing area, for business and finance, he said. least $100 million of it pours East Lansing State News photo by Paul including $10 million on said in the last decade the Heavenridge into the local community, food, $1 million in liquor Iphone survey was the University had no less than and Neil's favorable reactoin million party stores, $5.5 $25 million under contract in eating and for new buildings at any one .J legaiized marijuana. " drinking establishments and Definition but uppermost in the time. of jt of most of the people rviewed, were the ncil members' activities IN FRANDOR CENTER ■vidually and as a body |ng the recent Grand troubles MSU officials ;r Avenue disturbances, pactions to the council's ralized stance group iselves into two basic - with some people By MICHAEL FOX back and forth regulations offered by few years, when the trustees trustees suggested that the Though current State News Staff Writer n the two. The University Attorney Leland at each commencement domiciliary criteria be the regulations require that a he first camp - made dictionary defines W. Carr was tabled at the honor the two women and same as for student leave MSU for six domicile as "the place with registering to November board of trustees' two men with the I mostly of property which a person has a settled meeting because of lack of grade highest vote. In order to vote in months to establish ,_s - reacted generally point averages, the Michigan, a person must be domiciliary, the connection for time for consideration. four students almost always ii disgust at what several determination of his civil The 18 years of age and a administration is pushing University are from outside of resident of Michigan for six for 12 months because of j Lansing homeowners status or other legal administration moved the J working residents called Michigan. months by the date of the the lowered Michigan age of purposes because it is domiciliary issue from the Recommendation election. council's prostudent actually majority. Itivies. or legally his trustee agenda at the last Carr's No vember permanent or principal minute because they are still recommendation was not Tne State News is published lamp two, which home." by the students of number of uncertain of financial and enthusiastically received by Michigan State University every class day But for the 5,000 out - Winter and Spring school during Fall, legal implications. Beyond various Kilty members, students of - state students at MSU, segments of the and Fridays terms, Mondays, Wednesdays reviewing the criteria for community, including the during Summer Term, and a special J young working people defining their legal domicile domiciliary, the University American Civil Welcome Week edition is published in We offer precision tailoring for ■the East Lansing area, is a tricky question. The faces Liberties September. the man-sized man who is aware 1 they thought that the possible quotas Union (ACLU) and others Subscription rate is $16 per year. of fashion who demands fit question currently being imposed by the Michigan •who seek equal rights for Member Associated Press, United Press . . . ; and actions of the asked more frequently is at Inland Daily Press Assn., International, and comfort with a flair. Come in II as a whole were a Legislature on out - state men and women. The Michigan Press Assn., and choose from our latest what point the out • of • student admissions or even ACLU Associated Collegiate Press, ^toward better town and objected to the Michigan Collegiate Press collection of suits, sport coats, state student loses his an increase in in - state Assn. i cooperation in city concept that the conditions sportswear, furnishings, and identification with tuition fees. for Second class, postage paid at East dent. establishing Michigan Lansing, Mich. shoes for the "Man of Dimen¬ Itate Rep. Jim Brown, R Wisconsin, Ohio or The presence of out - of - residency for tuition Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services sion." Sizes 34 to 56 Regular, Kentucky and adopts East state students on Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Short, Long, Extra Long. Stout, [ Okemos, whose Lansing as "permanent or generally receives approval campus purposes might be something other than the Michigan, 48823. Portly. itituency included East principal home." from faculty and in • state requirements for registering j residents, said he Rule revision students because many feel to vote in the state. ftks it is really too early Phones: ■ judge what effect the ncil's activities have had, Currently, the University administration is revising its important to have student body composed of While Carr had suggested News/Editorial 355-8252 Holden Re id old rules on how an out that an out - state student Classified Ads 355-8255 Ii though he did disagree students from a wide state student can assume geographic be required to leave MSU Display Advertising 353-6400 ji some of the things it area. Ironically, Business Office Michigan residency for many student leaders are and work in Michigan for 12 355-3447 during the tuition purposes. The first from out months in order to achieve Photographic 355-8311 onstrations - state. proposed set of new in - state status, the ACLU Campus Information n the other side of the Furthermore, in the past 353-8700 in a Jan. 12 letter to the however, Arthur SCIENCE FICTION Jindstatter, ■resentative of a BUY • TRADE Frandor Store Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday thru Friday Sat. 'til 6 e the . . . p.m. izens for Active SELL CURIOUS USED |icipation feels (CAP), said BOOKSHOP ie the council has ■ business interfering in 541 E.GRANO RIVER DOWNSTAIRS 332-0112 Welcome to Welcome Week Special Holden-Reid the Frandor in Shopping Center SAVE $1.50 ON Famous Brands Colonel Sanders' for CYrickenOutfngc,•Pec, Dad and Lad •*/ INTRODUCING I5anr?r §Ijop Regular $7.50 Value The place for the groovy fashions only . FRANDOR • LANSING MALL .LOGAN CENTER $5.99 YOU CAN FEED AS MANY AS 6 FOR LESS THAN A DOLLAR A PERSON, BUT IT'S THE PERFECT PICNIC Wide Choice of Famous Name Brands FOR ANY SIZE FAMILY. 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K«fa purpose of the will retain the right to hire minimum and Departments will not evaluation will lend Itself to maximum authority to reject a student "We have no control guaranteed jobs in past according to the their own student employes, salaries for students initially be forced to personalities; it should be over will retain their ^ holding applying for jobs, despite the hiring; what we want to years, Eersity pl«" which the plan said, though forms specific jobs. Workers will comply with this short and to the point," he statements by Shingleton do is more adequately p riority systems, d it, will be "to authorizing their be recommendation, though commented. "These records that such Underwood said. paid more than the the situation would counsel students." employment must be suggestion may later Ide students with jobs prescribed maximum will be of great benefit to not arise. The Buckner also rejected the approved by the Student only become a requirement, right of residence M will help defray the with the approval of the those students who really "There has been talk that announced Shingleton said. halls, which employ the method for ■ of a college education; Employment Office. Student Employment want jobs." the Placement Bureau could The office will have no largest number of student dealing with employe ■provide an equitable While not absorbing the Office. direct control over off A committee composed deny any student work, but workers on campus, to grievances. The plan which lsonnel practices hiring priorities of the The Student campus jobs, though - of three students and three nothing could be further continue their priority created the Student Kgm; to efficiently bring departments, the office will Employment Office will not information employers from major on - Employment Office ■ther the available enforce standardization of overrule on existing jobs campus student a departmental will be available. described a three - step employment areas will work grievance procedure in Centralization, a major with the facet of the program, should Employment Student Office, Bus line offers which students would first discuss problems with their Mining of Haiphong stirs protests become "a real asset to a referral service," he added. All on campus jobs according to the plan. The committee will supervisors. travel in city - provide input Additional objections to available to students will be on procedural Ltinued from page A) issues, the question of listed with the office, which matters and problems plans involving the Student tere forced them to police conduct remained a will arising within the Student Employment Office came subject of disagreement. match potential New students from Robert Je. After the building East employes with existing jobs. Employment Office, on campus rarely get outside of East Menson, ■cleared, though, police Lansing City Additional events Shingleton said. Lansing because of transportation difficulties. But there is a president of the Council of Councilman included The lunced there would be George on a bicycle blockade Grand River Avenue, a enable process also will Major objections to the bus line that offers all residents the opportunity to get Graduate Students, who Griffiths the Trats. said in a press march of about 500 to the Student plan do not deal with the anywhere in downtown Lansing. questioned the location of bat night, for the third conference after the Employment Office to role of the Student The Capital Area Transit Authority (CATA) travels the office in the Stefanoff Capitol — which was maintain records of students on a X a row, demonstrators demonstrations he thought Employment Office, but route from Meridian Mall, down Grand River Avenue to Lounge and the amount of sponsored by ASMSU - a employed in all positions, Ry blocked traffic on the themselves "police conducted well with candlelight vigil through the their salaries and evaluations with uncertainty over Michigan Avenue and into downtown Lansing. Passengers money to be spent on i River Avenue and few streets of East several proposed policies. are charged 35 cents in exact change. Transfers are given remodeling. streets. The protesters exceptions," though he Lansing, and of the quality of their work. ''The Student free. Costs of remodeling will _ a two - hour antiwar The evaluations, to be pow switched to hit and disagreed with their use of television broadcast. Employment Office is The buses stop every two blocks along Grand River total no more than $39,000, Mactics. tear gas. completed by employers, something students need, Avenue wherever there is a blue and silver University officials said. will be objective, with little sign with the Another On June 1, the antiwar but if they're doing this for word METRO on it. Stops are made ftroughout the night, source of room for personal the good of the students, every twenty minutes. The grievance procedure in the next night, small dispute was property coalition also held an feelings, The Capital Area Transit Authority is financed by the also had nc provisions for damages caused by the antiwar Shingleton said. An they should listen to what different municipalities that it serves. Future ps of persons formed While commencement. individual student's records the students say," ASMSU plans are now students who had specific Ky groups and seized demonstrations, as several commencements are being made to expand and improve the city bus system. complaints against the local will be made available to the Board Chairman Harold New equipment is expected to arrive between Tts for a few moments, merchants had usually held to Thanksgiving Student suffered damages such as student and and Jan. Employment I running when police commemorate a school to other Buckner said. "The idea is 1,19773 and includes two electric buses. Office, Buckner said. broken windows and year, coalition members said rd' slogans fclice had arrested about painted on their walls. they held this one to For commemorate a shcool year lersons during the four the city of East Clothes for of antiwar activity. |s. At least 40 Lansing alone, the costs of Instrators were injured, the demonstration were About 100 persons estimated to be $20,000, | many said they had Asst. City Manager Arthur attended the 1 clubbed unjustly by commencement, and the lolice, the MSU Defense Carney said. coalition distributed a Once the major furor handbook members had ■tion, set up to aid the head Ited demonstrators, over Nixon's escalation of compiled listing numerous your the war had died down on antiwar activities planned >ted. for the summer. ke other demonstration campus, there were no more large - scale demonstration.*: (OLD BOOKS MARK SHEPARD I NOSTALGIA [ 111 CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP E.GRAND RIVER 1YVIC p/VNSTAIRS 332-0112 MAKES IT MELLOW Mw^. 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A8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Weeir j, U', city join in fire prevention efforts By LINDA WERFELMAN prevention literature fire chief, said. plagued other off - campus State News Staff Writer and to provide increased Houses which are listed in living units, Edwin K. Concern over fire hazards cooperation between the these categories are Reuling, area director of off fire department and the inspected annually by the campus housing, said. - in off - campus housing rose MSU Student Housing fire department. A different atmosphere to a peak this summer, sparked by three recent fires Corporation (SHC) in annual inspections of the 10 care "The only way to take of some situations is to pervades most of the sorority houses, which hire ^ttMr,head^ 1 in fraternity houses and ops that belong to the make inspection," maintenance workers for cooperative living units. This concern has led to co • organization. Patriarche an said. "We can repairs rather than overdemand and we've been fo*^ the fif* August inspections of the make inspection and attempting, as fraternities ad.d^idltedhj**', an instances of increased buildings revealed no serious order things corrected, but frequently do, to fix a Mid. The cooperation in fire greatest deer* problems. there's nothing we can do to number of things fire hazard is prevention efforts. jn of Inspection is especially guarantee the situation will themselves, Reuling added. h ° u s i n A July conference needed in multiple dwelling stay corrected. Poor housekeeping by g i „ D.tl1 between University housing units which have not been Some houses in East subdivisions." 01 d Residents of buildings both landlords and tenants personnel and members of Lansing, often rented Reuling agreed thaf.u the East listed as fraternities, rarely request inspections has been a major cause of Lansing Fire Dept. of property in East L,nJ sororities or co - ops, Arthur by either the fire by students, are fires in the student rental produced agreements to P. Patriarche, East Lansing potential fire traps deteriorating and ft? improve the distribution of department or city inspectors, Robert Jipson, without adequate district, Patriarche added. Landlords, who are burning things th.'SiS" East Lansing building trash receptacles, fire responsible for correcting run down, owner's problem " that's'tl! inspector, said. excapes or inspection. structural defects in the COGS clarifies effort "Our job is to make every to enforce the State News photo by Chuck Micahels building reluctant frequently to encourage are minimum standards. We can inspection of their inspect housing if someone properties, he said. insurance plans requests it," Jipson said. "It's extremely difficult "Inspection is for the protection of the people little more There has been some students," a COGS for us if we suspect a house who live in the building. easily s residents aren't confusion over the campus spokesman said, is being occupied as a The guy who has the most about fire safety." thinkinj insurance policies. rooming house because if to lose in a fire is the guy "The Council of "First of the owners won't let us in or who lives in the house," The all, it should be University u Graduate Students (COGS) give us the information, our Patriarche continued. longer involved pointed out that the policy would like to clarify some hands are tied," he sponsored by ASMSU is "Inspection is not for the inspection of off - continued. Campui points regarding the present available to graduate as well person who owns the student housing, though insurance policies that are ^ undergraduate students, Conditions of the houses u building. He's taking these was responsible for available to graduate The cost for a single student depend greatly on the people who live there for a inspections until about li interest of their occupants, ride. He becomes concerned $46; for a student and years ago, Eldon ROYALSTONE Patriarche said. spouse, $95; for a student, only when we put orders on Nonnamaker, vice president "We can go into a for student spouse and children, $157. Fraternity residents were Eleutheria Cooperative, 215 always going to be that the house because it might affairs, s 45 pc China Maternity coverage is fraternity one year and get "badly shaken up" last Evergreen Ave., resulted in lucky." cost him money," he said. 100 per cent cooperation," The inspection effort available to anyone for an February by the first of the damages totaling $80,000 Elsworth House, 711 W. Owner responsibility 29» extra $75 per year. The he added. "Another year, three latest fires. That fire and Grand River Ave., is "one of "kind of faded out o ignited the concern of should not detract from premium must be paid in they will let things go." injured two East Lansing co • op residents in the same the better tenant and picture after the bii houses," concern action, David Westol, president firemen and residence hall one lump sum prior to Oct. produced manner in which the Delta Patriarche said. Residents he said. "When people are building 30. One of the of the Intra - Fraternity $30,000 in damages to Sigma Phi fire had affected recently purchased new fire careless, they're boom and the apartment disadvantages to this policy Council, agreed that Delta Sigma Phi house, fraternity members. extinguishers and developed jeopardizing their own lives, building boom in is that it will only pay $45 "sometimes the houses have 1218 E. Grand River Ave. The fire, caused by an escape plan to be used in along with the others who 1960s," Reuling added. deteriorated physically as The fire was caused by an defective per day for hospital room wiring, spread case of fire, Thomas live in the building," he Resumption of that type and board. It the number of their untended burning candle. is, through the three - story, Harkness, the co - op safety added. "The owner has to of University involvement members and size of their A second fraternity house wood however, the best policy - frame building in chairman, said. make the building would only duplicate efforts fingertraps 15 4 presently available to budgets have dwindled, he fire at the Phi Delta Theta five minutes. Three student Two co - ops, Ulrey and reasonably safe for of East Lansing inspectors said. Other houses have house, 626 Cowley Drive, residents and two East Hedrick houses, have good gradaute students who are occupants, but what kind of he said. maintained their caused damages of about Lansing Jtangetf not graduate assistants. "For graduate assistants, membership received rates additional and funds firemen were $150,000. Arson was the injured, a surprisingly low suspected cause of the fire, toll, according to Patriarche. fireproofing systems, Phillip Bozzo, SHC business manager, said. All co - op incentive does it take to clean up a mess?" A lack of incentive for Present conditions of off improvements in - campus we recommend that you for building repairs from in which "It's a miracle they got no one was h o uses have fire tenant involvement remains housing should follow city J look in to the policies offered by the University. financially sound alumni chapters, Westol said. injured. The June 6 fire at out — absolutely a miracle," he said. "But we're not extinguishers and will install heat soon detection a basic problem in the upkeep of houses, Bozzo council's approval later this anticipated si Systems, he added. maintained. If tenants of a new housing ordinance, Sorority houses have owned the buildings they Jipson said. escaped fires and avoided lived in, they would be potentially hazardous more responsible, he argued. Adoption of the conditions which ordinance would be "the have Because tenants rent best thing the city can doit from landlords and have no this point," he added. J. J.JEFFERSON SCIENCE FICTION PLAYBOY WW CURIOUS USED BOOKSHOP 541 E. GRAND RIVER MUCH MORE MUSIC DOWNSTAIRS 332-0112 Need a Little Work Done on your Formula A Chevron. J AVEttr '/l . . .or your TRIUMPH .. .or your SPRITE .. .or your DATSUN • • or your TOYOTA .. .or your VOLVO • • or your JAGUAR .. .or Whatever t Tj)nec«ionImports is Lansing's best repair shop for import cars. 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Like chain letter a Koscot Interplanetary, Inc., door-to-door launched in 30 other states can Theoretically, realize one unlimited profits and continue the press, to ioin people the five that he gets nailed down for a $2,000 of pats-on-the- back to break cosmetics against what the Iowa down resistance. Umers, i"^udin8 MSU operations, those near the sales company structured Supreme Court labled "a by enrolling in DTBG. As salesmen point out, the juggernaut. $5,000 contract, according Ents have paid up to apex can afford mink coats for .their according the the pyramid cancerous vice." commission for enrolling For example, at least 100 to DTBG President A1 Amazingly, it works. VO each hoping to poodles, while the selling formula. The Michigan court gullible consumers, Smith. The average guest tends L "riches beyond one's vast majority at the bottom Koscot and DTBG are the ruling someone else for $5,000 is This to usually lose their shirts. Of — upheld in March by the including some from MSU, impressive rate is a frustrated, unhappy ■est dreams." two pillars of Glenn W. $2,000. Thus if one averages worker. Faced with futures Supreme Court — charged signed into DTBG one week undoubtedly fostered by course, DTBG salesmen two sales a that they get, more Turner Enterprises, a Koscot with violating state month, one's last spring. the nature of Go-Tours. knee-deep in grease, they Ln than not, is neglect to point this out, conflomerate of pyramid yearly commission becomes In are lottery laws, deceptive What's, going on here? atmosphere, they easily goaded into tuptcy- emphasizing only the sales units, estimated at $48,000. The catalyst that triggers resemble revival meetings plunging neck-deep in debt potential for advertising statutes and ■ he scheme if making big between $100 and $200 public policy. Of course, DTBG the sales, that turns skeptics held by speed freaks, only for a chance at fulfilling the letrated under the guise moeny. million into true believers, and the American dream. The mastermind behind worth, and No sooner was the ink salesmen emphasize, if one money becomes God, pDare To Be Great" this scheme is Glen W. operating in 18 countries. dry on the court injunction, works hard at it, one can keystone to the growth of Turner becomes the Those who refuse to ■ BG) a success- On Jan. 14, the Michigan Turner Enterprises, is the Messiah, DTBG becomes the join however, than Turner easily make $250,000 in IvaUon course that sells Turner, multimillionaire who a Florida Court of Appeals enjoined unleashed the same basic one year. rousing, two-day sessions gospel, rags-to-riches on the spot are embamssed in front of the Vying degress of occupies the pinnacles of Koscot from expanding its scheme through DTBG. This But while they tantalize known as "Golden testimonials become the numbering between 500 throngs, and ■confidence at varying distribution network here, forced Atty. Gen. Frank the prospective customer Opportunity Tours," or miracles, money cheers, 700 and several pyramid even browbeaten to selling calling it "a blatant attempt Kelley to file with the arithmetic of simply "Go-Tours." songs and chants become Eft the main appeal of operations. A to extract money from more, on suit May 20, to enjoin once success, they ignore another Getting people to attend the hymns, and "fantastic" the point of nervous breakdown.. Ene DTBG is the sharecropper's son and investors through the use of DTBG. This is set of calculations that is the main battle. and "great" take the place Ertunity to sell the eights grade dropout, bom with misrepresented facts, pending. case still destroys the plausibility of Recuiters prowl in the of "praise God" and One 19-year-old East e at a commission to a harelip, Turner exaggerated claims and Statistics such get-rich-quick streets, restaurants and even "Amen." gathered by any Lansing resident who plan. bathrooms to round "In Turner's refused to buy DTBG one attorneys general in other up cosmology, states are To prospective customers, who, heaven is big money and weekend was hounded to revealing: make $250,000 a without being told living while hell [enter In Pennsylvania, 845 year, one would have to the easy the point of tears. focuses residents enrolled in DTBG nature of the business, are consists of edging slowly, on average 12 sales a month. While the suit against last year, but only 72 Suppose one person recruits invited to spend two free $7,000-a-year incomes, DTBG is still being battled days at the Detroit Hilton towards social security and recouped more than they 12 customers the first in court, DTBG President A1 put in, while 656 failed to hotel to find out how they medicare. month, who each recruit 12 Smith insists that nothing n cultures get a single penny back. 1,604 In New York, out of investors, only 79 more the second month, and so on. After one year, there would be can rich." become successful, or synonymously, "filthy and For two continuous with breaks only for bed toilet, guests are days, will stop "the unstoppable" Glenn Turner from further expansion. _3Y GEORGE WHITE the creation of Africa and to be involved in recouped their initial Among other things, one bombarded by "You Were an 8,916,100,488,256 people "We're opening up 55 is enticed by Born To ■ate News Staff Writer enlightened U.S. foreign nontraditional university investments of $5,000. enrolled in the program the flashy Be Great" new companies within — a the policy related to Africa." education," No figures clothes, Cadillac Eldorados sermons, by maudlin ■he African Studies Opubor said. are available in figure more than 2,000 and thick wads of $100-bills next year," he announced at "The African Studies Center Michigan, but the times the population of the appeals to American at Go-Tour in Detroit. Ter offers a growing But Opubor does not is open to student initiatives Consumers Council is entire world. flaunted by the slaesmen, patriotism, and by Like a Bozo doll, Turner Jy of Africa, its history, neglect his scholarly mission and will attempt to match rapidly accumulating Though Turner's who promise that the secret tear-jerking movies. intends to bounce back to ■ure. language and declaring that it is the student enthusiasm- it's of their apparent success All this time, one's got complaints, often by perpetual- money hoaxes haunt the Michigan Tticsto old and new MSU center's job to coordinate to be "tearful whose have been will be revealed over the watchdog host keeps a two-way street." women repeatedly consumer Jents. matter no what cooperative efforts weekend. Once someone pounding away with happens. between American ■he African Studies Institutions and their per was established in African counterparts. Jeo under a ■ching-grant agreement "In this way we can make leen the University and American U.S, Office of shcolarship respond responsibly to the ■cation. priorities in research and application of knowledge, as parting out with ' a defined Jltv of two, it has grown by Africans ■he point where 2,625 themselves," he said. Bents are enrolled in To carry out his ■can studies programs, goals, Opubor is planning to make ■h of the credit for this more African-oriented ■rth can be attributed courses available and to ■ center's young director, stimulate the growing ■ed Opubor. interest by publicizing the present courses. ■pubor, a native of Tria, came to MSU for Included are plans for a Juate studies. He fiistgot ■ived with the center new course offering students an alternative phebacame an assistant view of East-West iuctor. He then bacame. relationships. "Afro-Asian Kill instructor, then a Responses to the West" is lessor of Linguistics and scheduled this term through lently holds a Ph. D. in the Dept. of Linguistics. ■munication. Because of Through the three Opubor's professors, Dale Hales, a fiitious objectives the specialist on China; Vassant n Studies Center will Kholke, an expert on Inda; making a big effort to and director Opubor, who rest MSU students. will expound on the African r goals, which apply mind, the courses offer bampus and off, are to three different philosophies. U ndergraduate students atmosphere for Iserious study of Africa are offered a detailed ^ugh an encounter with realities of African life," undergraduate program, making it more convenient ■bor said. "And as much for students to enroll. 1 possible through a Though the center is Vledge of African points arranging its programs to enhance undergraduate studies, it has not neglected deflate the its graduate students, lis which have been Opubor pointed out. pd about Africa in the Graduate students are lis of many Americans," offered studies on Ethiopia, ■ontinued. 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Musical note MSU BOOKSTORE In the International [ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 A11 LOW-KEY RESPONSE URGED Rape defenses listed By RAY ANDERSON State News Staff Writer "Whatever route you choose the girl upon penetration, to take when victim, Storaska continued, Screaming, struggling, being and two, struggling entices and if the girl can perceive or assaulted must either work the man and prepares him using weapons to deter a or not cause his need for respect and you any for intercourse in five to 10 rapist were described as harm." acceptance the assaulter's ''dangerous seconds," the speaker said. desire to assert his Struggling, he maintains, The appropriate misconceptions" in a series is another response masculinity will frequently of lectures poor option to a sexual assault is be gratified. presented in because it frequently sets various University residence two up psychological defense rather He cited numerous undesirable effects: than physical, he maintains. hjftls winter term. examples of girls playing up "One, struggling constricts The rapist is Lecturer Frederic the vagina which frequently to and accepting would - be can maim seeking acceptance by the Storaska explained to a rapists until they were able group of nearly 200 to escape or safely react. students gathered in a Case "No one wants to be put Hall classroom that down, particularly someone screaming only helps half who is obviously unstable," the time. Storaska said. "Half the time is not One girl, Storaska said, bad," he said, "but the asked a man who had been other half learn that it fails and some of them aren't following her to walk her to her apartment, claiming she Chips off the sick elm around to talk about it." had been followed The Peterson Wood Chip Co., owned by Bob But he is less opposed to Peterson, above, previously that week and processes trees cut down because of screaming as a means of was scared. The man Dutch elm disease. The company is the only one in deterrence than struggling complied and even helped the country that uses its product for totally or use of a weapon. her open the door to her "Where does ecological purposes. a girl usually apartment before leaving. State News photo by Milton Horst carry a weapon? In her The man was later identified purse, right? and what does as having molested many she do when she and children in that gets women only when other Some members of the assaulted? She area. drops her psychological measures audience expressed disbelief purse - Right!" During his lecture failed and the victim's life in the possibility of such an Storaska No nibbles today Humor aside, he seriously noted two forms only advocated of was at stake. action, to which he research he has physical "If you become h the Red Cedar River appears to be polluted conducted shows that "90 Fireworks retaliation, both taking responsive a man will more responded. "If girl to 99 times out of 100 the advantage of the rapist's than a seriously d hope, some poeple have reported catches to The Lansing area is no different than most American likely allow you to believes her life is in danger Mort Nerf envious: bicycles, weapon will be takne away "Primary or secondary need gently caress his face which she can put an eye out as history communities around the Fourth of sexual gratification." He and used against the victim. July. Fireworks — gives you an opportunity to quickly she fish skeletons . .. such as this over the advised the of these as can put her "You are at the guy's Lansing Mall highlighted the use pluck his eyes out," he said. State News photo by Tom Gaunt national festival. finger into preserves," he mercy," he asserted. said. State News photo by Don Gerstner He indicated another misconception of rape is Erratic' that it is committed by student strangers or "monsters." "Six or seven out of every 10 rapes are committed on a date in a |y bob roach century British financier dislike for required German according to Frank H. or must be a few red and colonizer of South and His poetry has appeared in Mecosta dating environment," he e geometry courses Blackington, director of the County, he said English, said, "If I happened said. Kmong MSU officials Africa — are selected on the earned him a C average at Honors College. other national publications and his essays and short wolves won't bother the to mention a title or author Though they are seldom basis of pble for * admitting character, Lansing Eastern High camper but bears are very in class, Alan would find the Ration in 1968 a high leadership, intellectual School. stories have won awards in reported, he said, they are, "Alan isn't interested In dangerous. book, read it and be ready by definition, rape: A girl lienior they labeled achievement and physical MSU's annual creative to discuss it the next making a big personal "Forget that folklore that day." undergoing penetration vigor. Of 72 annual "I was really surprised," writing competition. bear won't attack you if After two years of splash," he said. a reading against her will. Mian VerPlanck, a 21 selections, 32 are chosen VerPlanck said after the you lie still," he says. "He at Oxford — where the He I. old Lansing senior ffom the United States. cited one girl's December selection. "The VerPlanck has British tutorial VerPlanck has worked on may take a bite just to taste system defense against her fiance's V in English was Despite VerPlanck's competition backpacked in most of the replaces the lecture - exam was tough at several University you and you can't outrun or assaults. The man, Storaska kr awarded a Rhodes current 3.99 grade average every level and even at MSU 50 states, with memorable syndrome of American committees, including one outclimb him.'' was told, had successfully Jship for advanced and memberships in Phi there are plenty of 4.0 to abolish the College of excursions in Colorado, Encountering a brown bear education — VerPlanck says undressed the girl to the ■at England's Oxford Beta Kappa and MSU's students who all seem to be British Columbia and he will choose a career in Arts and Letters language on a lonely trail in western waist when he attempted to pty. He is only the Honor College, he no doubt working so much harder northern Michigan's wolf - law, teaching or journalism. requirement. But most of Canada, VerPlanck said he go beyond that point she J Rhodes winner In puzzled the admission than I am." infested Isle Royale his spare time is spent as learned "if you yell loud turned her head, placed her ■history. officers. Though he scored National Park. "Whatever it editor of both the Honors enough, you just might is, I'll be finger down her throat and Tuners of the In the top one per cent In Others may try harder scare him away." connected with people and College Bulletin and the An avid naturalist since vomitted all over him.. Xhlps - r' endowed by national scholastic aptitude but VerPlanck is consistent JRed Cedar Review, MSU's language," he added, Prosecution for rape is Rhodes. 19th tests four years ago, his and long childhood summers, Alkftrt D. Drake, "because those all I'm gets the job done, national literary quarterly. with his are frequently difficult to family In ruts* associate professor of really good at." achieve, Storaska explained. discount records brings you these WELCOME WEEK SPECIALS from COLUMBIA & EPIC Chjficj ^//nvs^ HOURS. MONDAY - FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. 9:00 P.M. - SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. SUNDAY NOON - 5:00 P.M. 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Gordon L. antidiscrimination While Will was far from solution to the standoff, employment clause for overtaking the leaders, he leaving Any doubts about the While some city officials campaigning rules homosexuals, disapproval of placed well ahead of the vague but impact of the student vote have said it is still too the Indochina allowing early war and two conservative cnadidates, candidates access to student in East Lansing were to accurately judge students demonstrations in Charles Max Phillips and voters. shattered last November the impact of the student Essentially, RHA when student May. Duane P. Bone with 3,662 agreed to broad camapign - oriented vote on the community, few Only when the final and 3,537 votes literature distribution candidates for the city deny there has been results of a the Nov. 2 respectively. council carried into Mickey, through residence hall mail were significant change in local election were tallied, did another write in, polled 60 boxes office - and decided to let by a record voter government. poll watchers realize just votes. turnout. Where only a handful of individual hall government how big an impact students The campaign which led units rule on whether to A massive voter young observers formerly had on the local races. up to the liberal shift was allow canvassers to registration drive prior to attended biweekly council With 13,516 go the election succeeded in highlighted by Project: City through the halls. meetings prior to Lansing's 22,397 registered Hall efforts to mobilize Candidates nearly doubling the city's also fretted November, their numbers voters going to the polls, the student about registration rolls, leading to support as rapidly increasing Sign in landslide victories George L. Griftitns and for surged in the months following as the council moved to deal with such city registered a 60.3 per cent turnout, surpassing the previous municipal election effectively as Though project candidates and supporters shied away possible. voter making rolls city which were precinct Floating effortlessly through the East Lansing skies in August, this boundaries obsolete. blimp seems to George A. Colburn. First - controversial topics as the record of 54.1 per cent in from terms describing their foretell a good year ahead for either students or the advertiser. term incumbent Wilbur B. cross - campus highway and the August 1971 Gty Manager John M Brookover narrowly edged primary. organization as a political State News photo peripheral route, Colbum and Patriarche said, however, "I by Martin Overholt out third term incumbent a Griffiths, machine, their smooth • municipal with don't see any problem. I respective totals of operations, including 8,241 and 8,091, drew massive voter really can't get very excited registration about the fact we might heavy support from student efforts and door - to - door - dominated precincts on have a few extra voters." ' canvassing concentrating us system campus. Brookover came in heavily student on campus on Patriarche, who now third over Thomas by a precincts, nevertheless bore concedes he underestimated 5,100 to 5,070 vote margin. the markings of seasoned, the numbers of new voters One of the most disciplined political pros. who were to register in East significant measures Their efforts to reach student strength was found Lansing, opted student voters created some increasing the number of ims for in the tallies of one of controversy, however, voting machines, but agreed quick service on the losing, candidates, campus and at city hall, to changing the polling however. Charles W. Will, Some residence halls place from the fire station who was nnarrowly managers and officials of on Shaw Lane to the Union defeated for a spot on the the Residence Halls Assn. Bldg. By TERI ALBRECHT the students." this pass is $9. ballot in the primary, waged will be referred to the All There are no sought to bar campaigners However, that election The chief mass Bus passes enable the Passes may be obtained at - a hard fought write - in from canvassing University University Student plans to expand the MSU led to several election sportation system on student to have unlimited registration, Union Ticket - campaign which resulted in housing on grounds that reforms. In January the use of the bus Judiciary. bus system into the City of a final tally of a remarkable mpus is the MSU bus system. They Office, Brody manager's The penalty is outlined in East Lansing or Lansing," such activity was barred by council approved a new 25 - 'ystem. Inaugurated in cost $16 for spring and fall office, North Wonders Hall, 3,887 votes. the Academic Freedom the Academic Freedom Neils commented. "The bus Will joined Griffiths and precinct redisricting plan, 964, its purpose is to move terms, $21 for winter, term. West McDonel Hall, MSU Report. In at least two adding 11 precincts to allow Any student planning to Report," he said. "Forgery organization is completely a Colburn on a three many students as possible Bookstore, Married Housing of bus service system - man instances canvassers were for new voters. A major cross campus quickly and purchase a winter term pass a pass is a deisgned to ticket which united the told to leave residence halls manager's office, Akers misdemeanor and East eliminate congestion on the change took place should efforts of two political fficiently. save his fall term Hall, Hubbard Hall and as they went from door to campus where one large Max Neils, director of Lansing police will handle campus alone," he said. organizations Project: City receipt. It will entitle him to Wilson Hall. those cases," Neils added. — door urging voter precinct was replaced by utomotive Services, a $5 rebate winter pass. All the Hall and the Coalition for on a There are also special bus professional bus registration and leaving The routes across campus Human Survival. However, xplained, "We are a service Passes are also sold for tickets available. These are drivers completed a campaign literature, Since then East Lansing serve all residence hall much of the voter pull for rganization operating exclusive use of the for the convenience of both federally - sponsored At one point campaign has changed to complexes and married Colbum and Griffiths was udget • free. Since we are commuter bus service. This students and visitors. program on defensive officials said they were computerized voting, housing. The five main lost .in theballot . sustaining we are route is from the parking lot Unrestricted tickets — routes are: Circle driving prior to the start of cumbersome write prepared to take the replacing cumbersome otally dependent at Farm Lane and Mt. Hope - Fee, fall term. Neils said "We procedure on green stock tickets — are are University to court machines with punch cards. ' from bus Road to Shaw lot including Brody and Circle drives, encountered by Will's venues passes valid any time on any bus Spartan looking forward to a safe infringing on the rights of The city clerk's office has d tickets purchased by the return trip. The cost of Village, Case - and reasonably problem - supporters. Canvassing rules candidates to route for one ride. They are Wilson and the commuter for correct names on write - disperse also expanded the numbers 35 cents each. free year. We are anxious to election information, of registrars appointed to route to Lot Y. in ballots also resulted in a Restricted tickets — red The main terminal point meet the transportation However, guidelines register voters and placed needs of the students and considerable number of worked out stock tickets — are for use for the runs is Shaw parking by RHA them in several locations on invalidated ballots. chap after 5 p.m. visitors of this campus." achieved a compromise aycee and all day on weekdays Saturday and lot. At Shaw, passengers with tickets may transfer campus and in local schools. Sunday. They cost 15 cents free. This is also the point Ian German each. Spouse tickets — blue where drivers record the number of passengers they German food, German sic, and German beer will specially constructed cande floor, and some of the finest stock tickets — married student are for spouses. have carried on every run. Neils also stated the bus little Caesars Pto Treat offers the first in a They are valid from 9 a.m. ighlight an Oktoberfest to German and Bavarian bands 11 a.m. and from 1:30 system is concerned with series of lessons how to beat HUNGER. Class meets — - on : held at Meridian Mall in the Midwest have agreed 11 p.m. on weekdays and all environmental problems anytime, >pt. 20 - 24. to make an appearance. created by exhaust fumes. The festival Hours will be from 6 p.m. day Saturday and Sunday. Two new buses have been anywhere people are hungry. is being The student and visitor -nsored by the chapters until 1 a.m. Wednesday tickets can be purchased added to the fleet, now f district 19 Jaycees - through Friday; Saturday where passes are sold. The totaling 25 buses. "The new Lesson 1. How To Find the Best Pizza in Town. lu ding from noon until 1 ajn. and buses are specially equipped Lansing, East spouse tickets are available nsing, Holt, Grand Ledge, Sunday from noon until at the Married Housing with reduced exhaust ton Rapids, Charlotte, midnight. manager's office. emissions systems," he said. Proceeds from the Neils emphasized passes Neils included that when ^son, Okemos, Haslett, llliamston and Bellevue. Three circus ":ng put in place tents over a are Oktoberfest go funding the hundreds of various Jaycee community activities. toward are only valid when they are directly affixed to student ID cards. 'They are not the older buses have their engines overhauled, work is continually done decrease the emissions. to ocC= transferable and violators Many people have been led to believe that all banks are pretty much the same. They couldn't be more wrong. Banks offer services and these services do differ. So you should compare first before putting your money in one place. 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Member: F.D.I.C. delivery, Call these numbers on campus off campus 337-1681 337-1631 1071 Trowbridge 1203 E.Gr. River MICHIGAN JUDY YATES STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Lee Lockwood Van Tassell up for tenure advertising manager Charlie Cain, managing editor important things she has learned from questions For those who are new this year and hassle awaiting her — she comes up for regarding the c* , the affair is that "people in the Bill Hostein, campus editor Bill Whiting, city editor those who have successfully managed tenure this fall. That's why I say the department have a vested interest in a me that I had ask any questions no right 2 Judy Yates, editoral editoi to repress the messy faculty affairs of the past, it's time to dig up a little battle isn't over yet. Van Tassell and I talked at length certain ideology and they don't like to When Barbara on the mat^ Mike Cody, copy chief history on the Van Tassell hassle this summer and we discussed the discuss decisions they have made in the issue winter Parness, who(W remains of the incident. the past." and because it looks like the battle is not contacted Gary Scharrer, sport s editor "I'm not bitter about it at all," she Van Tassell cited one instance her department over yet. Emanuel Hackel, she Steve Allen, Welcome Week editor Eileen Van Tassell, asst. professor of said. "Most of the people in the first year of teaching when she asked response. received ? tfte« Seven-time recipient of the department are still speaking to me. I instructors at a department faculty Pacemaker award for natural science, was denied outstanding journalism. reappointment in February 1970. In think a lot of them feel they ought to meeting to discuss the rationale for the V®" Tass*n has not April, 1971 the board of trustees be angry but they aren't." common final. chanted, granted her a one year contract She said that it is going to be teaching techniques experience in the as a resuW department 1 EDITORIALS extension because she had not received reasons for her nonrearpointment. difficult to mend fences before her tenure comes up in the fall but she is "The common chairman said that final would not be discussed the "I like the way I teach r Edward A. Carlin, dean of University willing to give it a try. as long as he was chairman," she said going to change," she said 'i!l "I can't see going throi^gh a thing My own experiences with the certainly more aware of littuT Academic College reappointed Van Tasseel in June after she had gone through several appeal avenues. like this again to gain tenure but I'm not going to leave out that department while covering the issue last fall back up Van Tassell's* that can instructor." be used But even though her position is safe possibility," she said. statement. At one particular point I contacted a tenured professor to ask I've never had Van hurdle of the for two more years she still has more She said that one most Tassell f0,1(t to g so her there is no way that I knowledge in the field 0f & can enl Science, her attitude toward Z. In the last year and a half, the figure higher than 10 per cent or her teaching technique But? State News has repeatedly called would regularly render the senate know that the one point n for a full review of the academic workable. neglected in the whole affair h*! her actual teaching ability. governance system. Now we It is senseless for such a body reiterate that plea with the to have the final word on what ! It's easy to see how a rather W request that the review be aimed legislation, in what form, will department could easily dislike? at the abolition of the Academic come to the trustees for Tassell. She's young - 32 • years.,* but she looks a lot closer to Senate's authority over the approval. 22 & Academic Council. unconventional. She prefers There is little real need for the comiu class in blue jeans with her Academic government at MSU body. It meets only twice each to, footlong braids rather tf is being crippled by the vestiges year because there is so little real lab coat. But 1 seri ^ of outmoded tradition. Though work for it to do; most matters whether these factors determS? the Academic Council, with the of strictly faculty concern can be person's ability as an instructor. A addition of 32 voting student better handled through the that's the whole point behind hiim members is the firing an instructor - to find them most representative Elected Faculty qualified. representative governing body on Council. campus, the faculty - focused The extravagant cost of Since Van Tassell teaches m, Academic Senate continues to staging one Academic Senate science chances are that she will ^ exercise veto power on "issues of several students this fall who meeting knocks another leg out h major importance pertaining to from under the teetering senate. nothing about the history of I position. But if they are called on educational policy." Printing fees, labor and mailing make an appraisal of her teachi Though Academic Senate costs and the electrical habits It will be important that ti membership technically includes equipment rentals brought the | have a knowledge of the backgn all for the story. professors, associate price tag of the Nov. 15, 1971 professors and asst. professors senate meeting shockingly close appointed on the tenure system, to $280. as well as all college deans and The less than 100 faculty JON KAUFMAN administrative officers with members who attended that academic rank, the Senate in fact meeting heard four reports. No has a membership determined by the caprice of attendance - and that attendance depends upon voting action was taken. that The only redeeming point is the senate charades are SN ducking the issue faculty schedules and shifting usually held only twice a year. This is a duck. Note its shape. monotony of pictures that might interests. This keeps their cost from being Ducks are found in many places all otherwise be closeups of dandelions. In the past 10 years, the an open - ended drain on a over the world, but especially on the Perhaps most importantly, they keep average attendance has been 195 supposedly economically starved news pages of the State News. Many So what is a duck? many photographers and editors off thoughtful readers have wondered why the welfare rolls and so are justifiably The Air Force ROTC "Survival persons - 15.5 per cent of the institution. the State News prints so many duck commemorated in pucture and purple Manual for the East Lansing Area" qualified, eligible members. If a The day of the Academic pictures — especially since ducks prose. (U.S. Government Printing Office, 32 quorum were established (the Senate is long since past. Until neither subscribe to the paper or cents) defines a duck as "an air - Bylaws for Academic this senseless body is eradicated, patronize its advertisers. Mistakenly, Honestly, now— would you rather cooled, self - propelled, self - oiling, Governernance make no representative government in the they have assumed the photographers see the board of trustees sitting by the amphibious vehicle that quacks and is reference to academic life of this never look far beyond the purview of Red Cedar, ruffling their feathers and used in assaults a quorum for the University on newspaper senate) it is doubtful whether a will remain an illusion. Student Services Building. Or perhaps, eating stale bread? integrity." That's a fair description some argue, the editors have from a military standpoint, but what misjudged Nevertheless, a great deal of the composition of the student body. about one for the rest of the public? confusion remains. A recent survey by Nothing could be further from the Rep. Jim Brown, R - Okemos, shows A special House subcommittee was Editorial pa truth! Ducks have played an important most MSU students who replied had seen duck pictures used more than 10 therefore set up in the to spring of 1971 investigate the question, publish a role in MSU history. It was a duck that times. Ninety - one per cent of them report and thus create an excuse for a first discovered the Red Cedar was favored front ■ page six - column duck field trip to Cannes: * »• *. • • liquid, thus saving shots and 64 per cent the elimination interpretation, many potential farmers and social science majors from of the front page. But only 37 per cent Chairman: How many ducks are 1HICKS drowning. of the student body (and no ducks) there in this area? responded — the rest, apparently, Respondent: You want to buy been, within the last 10 years, a dud Unlike the rest of the State over The New York Times news Ducks help recycle stale bread and duck or knowlingly the member of« never saw a picture, thought it feelthy peektures? other goodies. They break up the News which deals with news service the editorial page has was just a funny - looking student or, Chairman: Are you, or have you group which advocates the r stories and factual information, to five overthorw of the duly consti access syndicated the editorial page deals with government of the United States Ij columnists, namely, James ducks? opinion. Because it deals in Reston, C.L. Sulzberger, Russell opinion, it often meets with a Respondent: Maybe Yankee tonj Baker, Tom Wicker and like real thing, Hah? more emotional response on the Anthony Lewis in addition . Art Chairman: Strike that from l| The Doctor's * part of the readers - no two Buchwald and TRB from record. people see the world exactly alike, yet each person feels his own views are "reality." Washington. Local columns are written by State News Staff Bag Little useful data Suppose we was produced ! do find ' writers and editors. By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. information — is it within our b* The purpose of the editorial deprive the State News of Letters to the editor and to ®J page is to provide a forum for points of view offer the reader a pictures merely because of "arts* ideas and opinions about matters or "esthetic" consideration, for#* chance to respond to the of interest to the Letters may be addressed to Dr. regularly. This is offered only as very are dramatic than little white silly idea that newspaper pictures"! Univesity opinions presented in the more community. Some controversy is editorials or to comment on any Werner at the University Health weak reassurance. There is no 100 per marks and result in considerable to have "quality" or "news valwj Center. Names need not be included cent sure way of having intercourse distortion of the nail; this should be Not only is a vital aspect of camPI inherent through the conflict of issue. While it is physically without fear of pregnancy. If you use life denied the student reader oi unless a personal reply is requested. treated by a physician. ideas, but occasionally the condom, a convenient failsafe Telling lies some of the finest caption • writmij impossible to print every letter addles your brain but usually leaves system calls for the simultaneous the business would be lost: controversy arises from a or point of view received because use your finger intact. I'm not sure Eight days after my girl friend's of a contraceptive foam, such why misunderstanding of the editorial of space limitations, we do our as you would want to treat these marks. "SPARTAN DUCK: The everj period began, intercourse took place Delfen, by your girlfriend. If they are very numerous process. To avoid that best to print responses on all which was fine, except that a well and you are present Red Cedar duck is silhouen- misunderstainding, the following sides of a given question. concerned, I suggest that you check against the warm spring sky on a 1 known brand of What are the small white marks with a physician and make is brief prophylactic sure you do day by the Red Cedar." a explanation of the Specific letters and points of (condom) broke. What are the chances which grow on fingernails in various not have a nutritional operation of the editorial page. deficiency or view are selected on the basis of that pregnancy will result, and is there shapes, sizes and quantities? What other medical problems. "EVERTHINGS' DUCKY: The State News offers readers timeliness and the presentation any sure way of having intercourse causes these unsightly things? I've Red Cedar ducks, little realizing J the opinions of its editors in the of a representative sample of without fear of pregnancy? heard that not eating the proper spring is just around the corne['H Could form of editorials. As journalists, reader response. A letter which vegetables, telling lies, bruises you please tell me if the for food by the Administrao amount of chlorine in the Building." working closely with the daily does not immediately appear in Condoms sustained while the nail is growing and swimming are electronically tested a fungus or disease can do this. Is there pools on campus is harmful in any way "DUCK SOUP: Ducks float se flow of news, and as students, we print is held in an active file until for leakage during manufacture. A to the eyes of variety of other quality control any kind of medicine or treatment someone swimming down the Red Cedar River.' . present our interpretation and it is run or becomes out of date. daily for 15 minutes or so and "DUCK SCENE: These ducKS I measures are utilized available for the elimination of these opening analysis of events. The State News reserves the assuring a his eyes a bit under water? a typical campus scene for passe* ;i national standard of excellence for this marks? Editorials are in no way right to edit any material product. However, no condoms are intended to be representative of submitted in order to meet space sold with a guarantee and the user "FEATHERED FRONDS, The nail is of the most the student body as a whole. limitations. In general, it is assumes all risks. Bursting can occur one rapidly Chlorine is added to swimming are a common campus sigM^n growing parts of the human body. Its pools to prevent the growth of students on their way to c'a ttaJ There are two reasons for this. necessary to edit any article during athletically contrived sexual usual growth rate is about 1/30 of an harmful bacteria. Chlorine has a short You'll never find writing M»'"" I endeavors. The use of First there is no real way to which greasy lubricants inch per week (1 millimeter). It takes life once it is activated in the the State Journal! runs longer than 80 weakens the rubber condom and pool and . m determine the "opinion" of the typewritten 65 - space lines. water soluble materials should be only approximately three months for a nail does not accumulate. Each day more Besides, critics will point o . 1 entire study body toward an In the day - to - day operation, better yet, the prelubricated condom used; to be completely replaced. The nail chlorine is added. Tests are performed will you put in their place . J issue short of taking a layout of the editorial page is is recommended. Some scientifically pushes forward from a small area at its regularly to determine the chlorine pictures? Bike racks? Coup J 1 Universitywide poll each day. handled by the editorial editor, minded people pretest their own base approximately 1/10 of an inch from where it becomes visible and the concentration and the bacterial count of the water. The by the Red Cedar ducks and a bicycle in that Rl^ 1- condoms by filling them with water. amount of chlorine Secondly, we would be while editorials are the product This weakens white marks you refer to usually in the swimming pool is not harmful you've got a hot contender | them greatly and abdicating our responsibility to or two or three writers, the represent an alteration in the growth to the eyes of most people, even if Pacemaker award!) enhances the possibility of rate of the nail. This breakage. can occur with a take a stand on issues and to act editorial editor and the editor - The same warning applies to blowing they remain in the pool for periods of If we do get rid of the due ^ variety of illnesses, especially when much longer than 15 minutes. Most have to use news pictures- f as an agent of change if we did in - chief. Decisions on major them up. fever is produced. Sever stress can also swimmers keep their nothing more than reflect the editorials are based on the The odds are much better than 50 - induce these marks. Many people have eyes open all of floods, earthquakes, polity status quo. 50 that your girl friend will not get them without any particular cause. the time. Some people do seem to be And whatever pastoral q 1 opinion of the entire editorial pregnant if she has more sensitive to chlorine than others, State News once had ^ Since the State News has taken a menstrual cycle They are harmless. but the eye redness board. about month that Is produced forever. Is a presidential a long which occurs Fungus infections of the nail bed disappears rapidly. F really worth It? Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 A15 JOHN B0R6ER SN abandons "Ms in news We balked, however, at dropping the sexual designation entirely, partly because there were times when some business correspondence or personal conversation, but it copy •When several people with the same last name, borders on the ridiculous in news copy. particularly husband and wife or members of the family, designation would be essential (as when a husband and wife Newspapers, with the notable exceptions of the New are mentioned in a are both mentioned in the same single story, second reference in all cases stroy) and partly because York Times and a few similarly inclined publications , are will be by full name, first name only ( in light feature the Associated Press - which is not as "progressive" as we irreverent. We have no use for titles unless they carry some stories or as appropriate) or title and last name. Titles used believed we were going to - often refers to a Mrs. John Jones" whithout woman as meaningful information. will be "Mr.," "Mrs.," or "Miss," as in these cases the titles giving her own name and And in most cases, words like "Mrs," "Miss," "Dr.," carry information useful in distinguishing individuals. without some sort of title there would be no las not way of "Mrs.," and "Ms." fail this test of meaningfulness. •Spouses or other family members of a prominent chariM distinguishing which Jones was which. Current policy holds that second reference to individuals individual will be identified by title, even if the So we opted for "Ms." and as it turned prominent Uf as a result®, out that was a mentioned in State News stories will be individual is not specifically mentioned in the 'department. meaningless compromise. The title may may be fine in with the following exceptions: by last name only, prevent confusion; the prominent individual will be story, to 1 identified by title only except when teach, spouse or family i she said, iy members are referred to in the same story. "But| ware of lime (J Thus, Pat Nixon will remain Mrs. Nixon, whether used Richard is mentioned or not. agaiM •A married woman will be identified by her first name, not her husband's ("Alice Jones," not "Mrs. John Jones") Van TassellforJ whenever possible; the use of "Mrs." (husband's name) will Size 20-a *y that I canny be tolerated only when the woman's first name cannot be n the field 0f weighty tyj obtained, as in national wire copy. tude toward te«w ' technique. Butl •A married woman should stand in her own right as a whole affair one point n] news source. When her husband's position is significant to the news story, the relationship should be noted hisM What is the mo8t asking a sales lady for a pair (and skinny) friends extol his separately, ig ability. of hot pants in a size heavy parishioners to salary to feed you ..." time to refute Weight not in the title. ] Thus, reference might be made to "Dolores fully acute form of Ellen said. "She'll gather all 20," the merits of "willpower" pay double for the seat Just try to get a blind Watchers advertisements. Wharton, wife of President Wharton" but not to "Mrs. e how a rather J Lination in society?" to fat friends in a dilemma. collection, since they date for a fat friend. •That desks and booths Clifton R. Wharton." A similar rule will be applied to men the girls together to gawk at d easily disliked Le friend asked me over But the insults far occupied twice as much Regardless of personality or be built to accomodate a whose wives' positions or activities are significant to a news the 'fat mg — 32 years.J • Et fudge sundae. She broad with the outweight the compliments room as "average church - scholarly attributes the large sized posterior. story. ot h her head to answers kooky taste.' " given to an obese person. goers." - closer to 22. M blind date is sure to ask, • That the Fourteenth •"Ms." will not be used at all. Ljsm and sexism and "What's worse," she "It's as if people think fat She prefers Weighing the issue comiijl By retorted "obesism." added, "is that most stores insulates a person from carefully, I began to push "How much does she Amendment be extended to With this policy, we hope to have "is with her ather than weinl hair] I I hesitantly spooned don't stock size - 20 feeling the pain of away my hot fudge sundae. weigh?" of "What does she look like?" include size discrimination. •That more people be titles only when such identification is the flexibility to use Lr anything." really necessary, and 1 seriously M helping of whipped criticism," Ellen said. (I may throw support to the "Someone once said my made aware of the injustices not when some rigid rule requires it. factors hi into my mouth to Additionally, finding a In a society tailored to fit complainants, but I don't is an determine] instructor. jJ bess a loud giggle she decent job poses a heavy lythe young bodies, a heavy want to join their cause.) rear end looked like two white VWs trying to pass being done to fat people and corrections be made problem. Fat women are joint behind hirb] |d icily into my eyes barred from many waitress person doesn't stand a The disadvantages of each other on the thereof. thesJ [said, "You wouldn't chance. (Sitting is actually being fat CELEBRATE ar - to find innumerable. jobs, secretarial work and are expressway," she said. Having finished sounding |i if you weighed 200 modeling. more of a problem, with the Its a kind of lonely situation "That was one of the kinder off, we ordered another molding of most modern when a man tells a fat remarks." round of sundaes — ire ssell teaches that she will J nJ [You've Irienced the kws that accompany my never loud Solutions to the presently "diet are aids." problem advertised as seats.) In fact, a pastor at church in Dearborn asked a woman, "I can't afford to take you to dinner — it By this time I had totally renounced my passion for butterscotch this time. SENIOR NIGHT this fall who M Sympathetic would take two weeks hot fudge sundaes and at the Pretzel Bell the history of] resolved to crusade for the •hey sal of her teuhi are called on] rights of heavy - set people. Together we drew up a Thursday, September 21,9:00 P.M. important thatU GEORGE WHITE short list of demands to e of the present before any listening backpou ear: •That clothing stores Journal needs support begin stocking clothes in half - sizes. •That people who stylish Quality & Service • ektachromeH same day enjoy In by 8:30 being fat be allowed equal a.m., lews and issues that I second - class rating from The administrators have 10,000. It was (2) unethical out by 2:00 p.m. {strongly about, you will the Associated Press suggested that the Journal because the State News • kodachrome 1 Day processing | written as a "news Collegiate Rating Service, become a supplement of the wasn't required to petition lysis" or column. just falling short of first State News. Of course, that and hold a referendum to by KODAK Imns soothe your idea was rejected by the gain student tax dollars — to Ibbing conscience That is quite an Journal and the State News. ask that of the Journal is the Pretzel Bell ■use you can say "to hell accomplishment when you The University also discriminatory. I objectivity," be a little consider the small suggested that the Journal Students and faculty 2312 e. Michigan I loose in your form, inexperienced staff and the tax minority students only. could turn out the 484-7748 I speak to the world's limited budget the Journal This was (1) unfeasible "murderer's apprentice" if luities — a lot of them works with. What's even because of the cost and they ignore the Journal's lereat MSU. more amazing is the fact trouble of singling out plight. At the moment he such inequity is the that the Journal may gain a minority student and taxing money is needed. ■that a young, honored first - class rating with the them. The idea was (2) lority oriented valuation of its recent unethical because the State bpaper (the only one in special issues. News taxes "all" students I area), the Grapevine Minorities make up about 95 per cent of the Journal's regardless of race or Clothes pal, may be allowed to newspaper preference. ITo be totally open, it staff, ironically 88 per cent A t hird suggestion lid be of my comrades at the State bo known that I required that the Grapevine It Project Grapevine and | project's publication News are white — some balances there. Journal petition referendum for a student for a you [certainly fold if money The imbalance is revenue. tax. This was (1) unrealistic Air Tours |t made available, pe Grapevine Journal is The $33,000 State in News student gets fees because the administrator wanted 20,000 signatures Sea Motels Visas Cruises Checks toge [student luced newspaper without a referendum. The and an approval of a biweekly by a Grapevine Journal gets $0. majority numbering over lominantly freshman If the Journal dies, the University can take credit. College Travel Office ,st 10 years, a dut [. The Journal prides OLD MAGAZINES 130 W. Grand River ( in giving student the Project Grapevine has been e member of I 351-6010 and is continuing to work BASEBALL CARDS >cates the vioh p to gain journalistic CURIOUS USED with the i duly constitt p that can be utilized University for BOOK SHOP Waldo Travel Agency . United States I [in life. funds. University 541 E.GRAND RIVER 115 W. Allegan pe Journal is also proud administrators have not Lansing DOWNSTAIRS 332-0112 372-8020 pe fact that it gained a been very receptive. PANCftKESo n b#j ; ite within our News of of "artisoi dol "■ftUORk 0F cause ^ UMCLE JOHHS» deration, for ®J paper pictures M or "news vital aspect of canipj udent reader b| ;aption ej lost: - writi»l|j JCK: The ev«| duck is sflhouetj •ring sky onaqfl ar." DUCKY: ittle realizing Tbjij d the corner, kjj e Administrate FRIENDS: jus sight, Dj#| /to classes; I writing ' I H point ou'.'n >ir place? ?j Couples siwj s in contender River? (Get*J that on jj UNCLE* jJOHNS OPEN SUN. thru THURS. 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. Canterbury MAC at GRAND RIVER ,f the ducks. «J FRI. & SAT. OPEN 9 to 9 jictures: tam USE YOUR LAYAWAYS p°,itica 21 6 A.M. to 4 A.M. CANTERBURY ara! tiad qutfj] will ttfj 2820 E. GRAND RIVER CHARGE dential can '"l A16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STEVE ALLEN Hustling for girls scores big zero "Well, Fred, sociology class that I've Wilson Hall. Call with them kind of thing goes on at a trying to meet chicks in bars gee, been wanting to meet." me up market, being are exploiting women and 2?wn right on (K„ what do you think about sometime, I'd like to get to judged on appearance only, party. The only difference is That is sexism '^ "Wow, she's really cute. all that stuff. That's those two chicks over at Her friend looks nice too. know you better." "It's but dammit it works the that everyone at a party there knows someone living own sexuality, man." denying showing Interest yoUm ; H that table?" "Sure, later." so bizarre. Like same way for guys. If we your in the * Swallow your bourbon and in the apartment where the "Ah, they're OK, I guess. "Well, Fred, you scored tonight both of us wanted don't fulfill the chick's let's ask them if we can join I'd give the redhead a six on again." some action, but we didn't preliminary standards, we're party's being held. And how "I see your ends, but I them. If we don't, those the 10-point scale. Her "Right, on the seventh get it because we were guys. pimped." did you meet the girl you can also see where there "Some gins dudes over there will — thou* friend isn't much, though — floor of Wilson Hall." You know that if we were a "You know just once I might have dated tonight could be a hassle about often have the id,^ They've been attacking she's only about a four and a half." every girl in here tonight." "Ohhhhhhhhh!" "Well, you wanta split pair of horny chicks, we would have picked right up wish that a couple of chicks anyhow? If it wasn't a flxup, that simply means means. I mean guys who run around a bar spitting out they should reject when they 2J "Do you mind if we join would come up and hustle try ^ out to the Lizard. There's a and everything would have that sometime in some effort t°get "Yeah, also knew you're right. I her from my you?" buncha Circle-dorm chicks been cool." us." context, be it the cafeteria lines all the time to any female are pretty low in tokno^ residence hall freshman "Oh, no. Pull up a chair. there, you know." "But why does there have or a class or a Muskie rally, my book. Dudes like that year. Wait, here comes two My name's Shirley." "And I'm Nancy." "Oh, hell, man, it's one "Well, that's just the way to be hustling? I mean what you hustled that chick. really mess things up for the glared I*"** more." o'clock, we aren't going to the whole hustling are we doing here tonight rest of us." "My name's Fred." "There's nothing wrong he "Hell, obviously a couple "I'm Nathan." meet any ladies this late. We syndrome works, I guess. screwing around, spending with the hustling thing at "But, I'm not even days when to watch out mo'*] of sorority chicks. They'd put us down so fast, we "Where are you guys had our chance and we blew it. Let's order another There are the hustlers and the hustlees, and in this all our money in bars on Old Overcoat bourbon. We all, man. I mean, we're guys, talking about those don't know. for 1 M pJJj from...?" have sexual drives. How scum bugs. If we went wouldn't know what "You see, R-ed, this is bourbon and get the hell society, us guys have to be could have gotten dates or we people would be ,!? happened. They're all stuck outa here." the hustlers. gone to a party or else can we satisfy those around dropping whingers open.." "H up you know." really just a staging place. "Yeah, I guess you're something else." drives? I'm right up to here like "Don't I know you "Well, drink Nancy's boyfriend is coming "Chicks complain about with those far out women's up w> ,"No kidding, man. right. Really a pain, though, from somewhere?" we move on to You've got to have a up at midnight and we're because you know the only bars being like a livestock "But hell, man, the same lib chicks that claim guys would deserve to be shut girls — but it's Monty'-, J throwing a surpise birthday girls come to this cheap." fraternity pin, a Steve reason McQueen profile and a party for her back at the place is to meet guys." Howard room." "Right, I mean if they Hughes bankroll before you can even think "Oh, I see, well, what's just wanted to hang around MICHAEL FOX about looking at them. Hey, you last name anyway?" and shoot the bull amongst look over at that table." "Tanner, Shirley Tanner, themselves, they'd go to "That's the girl in my I live on the seventh floor of Lums or Cave of the I personally believe that for Paper advocating the Written communication papers firms-rig from the commercial $1.50 a page. term paper companies acceptance of commercial happens to be my favorite firms. I understand that L means of expression and as The should be allowed to term paper firms is my importance of three term paper firm 1 such I generally perform getting good grades is East operate and peddle papers grievance with instructors Lansing actually J who assign nonthinking, much better on essay exams already forcing many to students freely. Though I photocopies of their puj rather than on objective have never, and never will, busy-work term papers. I would hope that students tests. At the same time, I pragmatist students to cheat encouraging customers |1 buy term papers or on objective exams. After retype the paper to id who resort to buying term draw a distinction between all, fraternity houses keep personal plagiarize, I think the papers touch. should be available in the papers include those who a term paper or take-home extensive files on tests to retyping also allows! written exam which invites free enterprise market for student customers. are not willing to submit to intellectual prostitution to a student to think, and one help their brothers bone up for exams. Therefore, the customer to familiar with the becon] paper | One of my main reasons write on useless topics. which merely solicits existence of commercial will turn in under it regurgitation of the original firms who trade cash for assumption it is his oi study material. work. Welcome Much as computers can research is consistent and appealing to many students. Despite proposals fi memorize but not think Betty Wiggins, asst. some quarters that ti original thoughts, from that serious students want so it is manager of Write-On Termpapers at 211 Abbott paper firms should1 outlawed, they continued to be challenged, not Road, insists that the flourish. There : ACE HARDW controlled, in writing paper. a term purchasers of term papers cannot be classified into any three term or paper four ni chains. Admittedly, there is a one group. She says the Students who r distinction between serious purchasers of the papers students buying term papers i who enjoy seem to include all groups — sending academia a mesa* broaching and researching a rich and poor, It is a message that ti new idea, and the more undergraduate and graduate, numerous pragmatists who loafer and hard worker, men emphasis on grades! If You Can't Get Out During The Day..Shop Wrigley want a college degree in and distorting the integrity J women, white and sincere students. order to earn more money. black, intelligent and dumb Both groups of students are students. Ideally, an inst faced with should only assign p writing term At this time, there are 35 FRANDOR CENTER papers, with the more likely pragmatists to purchase or so termpapers being written by Write-On. These are for 18 MSU students which will help expand Hi student's mind, and Utopian is the wish Hi jiut\ STORE and 17 others from other schools, their sales sfie said. About half are in new papers colleges were not factor* but father knowledge. fountains j requiring Write-On to do the Perhaps the real imped research and for the creation of tai selling for $3.75 a page. Used term paper firms is the failure«| the American public scho OPEN 24 HOURS papers pulled from the hundreds in their files go for systems to teach studa how to write intel" sentences. 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Mi Hi ken's operated through a number Jinning for re-election, the of Meridian Township and Vietnam era veteran on the of vested "What's happening in the MERIDIAN TWP. fee for the 59th District most Township, of Williamston emergency Employment interests, lobbies and so forth," Jondahl said. schools, around the busing issue, and other issues, ■tate House of as well as the Act Task Force; and "My interest is that we Representatives seat is up southeastern parts of William Gorman, who works build public interests to suggests to me that we are eroding basic constitutional l,r grabs between two Lansing and Lansing for the county Dept. of counter that by bringing ■ ell-liked political Township. Social Services. rights," he said. "We're Two other persons vied people together around moving to a kind of Jersonalities. The final vote was certain issues so that I James Pocock, 7th with Jondahl for the they uninhibited majority rule some of the duplication of for this cooperative effort." distributed as follows: too can write the lawmakers have a prime Ijstrict county Democratic legislation. which does not in any services. Both Pocock and Johdahl candidacy. Pocock, 2,995; Huber, Jondahl said he was responsibility to assure the fcmmissioner, and Lynn Marianne Davis, state way, protect the minority." "We've got a lot of agreed that some sort of 1,969; Joy, 1,741; primarily concerned that Pocock said he thought it resident that a good shcool fcndahl, chairman of the campaign director for the Worthington, 792; Gorman, "the constitutonal system is duplication and waste," property tax relief was system won't deteriorate in insing chapter of the Michigan Committee for 668. in was important for the Fooock continued "The state needed, but differed on the the shift from property Abortion deep trouble, not because local, county and state ■merican Civil Liberties Law Reform Both Pocock and Jondahl it is the has got to start providing types of reform. taxes to an income tax for received 1,781 votes and wrong system, but governments to eliminate Inion (ACLU), will battle indicated that they felt the legislation that will allow Pocock empnasized that funding schools. r Republican Rep. Jim William Palmer, a former legislature had been largely —own's old seat. state J Brown vacates his seat Eter challenging Charles senator, received 280 votes in losing to Jondahl, who polled 2,542 votes. out-of tune to the voters. "I think one of the reasons that you're RE-ELECT Lansing's Leading Ford Dealer ■hamberlain in the Pocock easily defeated hearing a lot of talk about a four Republican primary for 6th other Republican unicameral Ijstrict Ling largin. congressmen by a 10,000 vote and primary candidates in what had been tight predicted to be race. The other a legislature," Pocock said, "is that the people have lost confidence RICHARD in the state legislature. ■ Both Pocock and Jondahl candidates were Donald "One of the ways stiff challenges in of ?d Huber, 5th District Lwiy ir primary races for the redistricted 59th commissioner; Worthington, coordinator of Sidney regaining this confidence is getting the job done and done on time." L. SODE >tudy finds M lankedat top Tin» Drain Commissioner who gets I MSU freshmen had better pollution, population this question is close). things done. school grades than growth and women's rights lost other freshmen across (even male respondents In assessing himself, he ■e country, according to emphasized equal job feels that he is above Xtistics compiled by the opportunities for women average academically, Jnerican Council on above all other social issues cheerful, ambitious, self - Jjucation. they were asked about confident and |The report noted that except pollution control). understanding of others. His cent of the major reasons for going to ^shmen i who entered MSU fall ranked in the top He does legalization not of favor the marijuana college are to learn more about his interests and tc be Citizens for Sode Max Curti tarter of their high school fcsses compared to 64.3 (although the division on able to get a better job later. 351-1830 Trcent nationally. ■ The survey of 4,766 MSU Jeshmen explored their Ickgrounds, social views, . ambitions and fcmpared them with phmen at 325 other colleges and iiiversities. |MSU enrolls nearly twice e national percentage of Jacks (6.7 per cent against ■8 per cent nationally). I In almost all of the other > researched the MSU Joup Ational closely reflected the norm. IA composite picture of "average" MSU jeshman looks something re this: I He is 18 - year - old, was tared less than 100 miles |om the MSU campus and family's income falls fctween $10,000 and ll5,OQO per year. He relies Bimarily on his parents for lnancial support and does d money as a major ■mcern, ■ He father had college fining and is now jiployed as either a Usinessman, engineer or d worker. ■ He classified himself as |>eral lad to middle - of - the - politically (only 3,8 cent of the MSU pshmen said they were J>r left" in their political lion concept '72 . . . References), and plans to •gister and vote in the You're young. You're alive and aware You think J72 presidential election. has never fcmonstrated and feel. You're involved. You have ideas and for any social •use, but believes there is •mething he can to fun. You're developing a life style of your own personally to change ■wety. He feels strongly A look is part of it. Your look. You put it Jout a number of social lSUes' particularly all together. Jacobson's has all the parts. TV & STEREO The Miss J Shop with blazers and shortcuts, Rentals $23.00 per term dresses and accessories, casuals and separates $9.50 per month free - delivery The J Shop for young men with flares, shirts and and service No Deposit Ma" NEJAC 337-1300 pullons. all the great gear for the guy with spirit. Let's get together. We're right on campus. J SHOPS - LOWER LEVEL Volunteers needed for Progressive "pie's ^Campaign Jacobson'0East Grand River at Charles Across from Campus A18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week |< A spirants rev/'ev s on commissioner role the government were scarce 4 By RICK WILBINS 7th District State News Staff Writer The Aug. 8 primary race Alexander Brede, East Lansing; III, 46, B.S.; and paid less than men and said she would work to "■'"my correct this situation. for county commissioner in mechanical engineering, CU, Ai,potl Stearn said she would the six districts that touch Cornell University; M.S. 8 ° m e of ® mechanical engineering. propose that the personnel East Lansing was highly committee review all county accompliShment ° competitive, with 17 University of Michigan; the board 0f of Sintered hiring and firine Dractices. 8,nce commit' Democrats and nine manager Products Division, Motor 8th District he has h? Republicans vying for their Jim commissioner. respective p arty's Wheel Corporation; two Heyser, 26, East Boyd said he voted J nomination in the six year member of the Ingham Lansing; B.S. botany, favor of « ton®! districts. County Coordination University of Maine; M.S. biochemistry, MSU; M.A. in supplement for mino£ I Republicans Charles White, incumbent from the Zoning Committee, presently chairman. communications, MSU; and Indians first year to "jUst for JI 6th District, Linda Pompi in Republican. Coalition for Human happen." see what wo^ I the 8th District and Daniel Brede, who was opposed Survival; vice - chairman of "I East believe Lansing Democratic Behringer in the 19th District were unopposed in by Hatte Hazlett, executive secretary for the an Club; endorsed by the programs should sen?!!! Coalition for Human needy not the .J!! their primary races. MSU College of Education, Survival. Democrat. Boyd said. ^"1 Following are the said he considered the Heyser, who as opposed candidates who opposed in their primary were careful administration of funds the most important by senior Ron Wahula, an MSU in business East Mary Kay Wicken, Lasning; student J J races and won: issue in his campaign. James Madison Coii«.l He said he thought the administration, said he felt John 6th District Veenstra, 33, county government should there should be more effort MSU; employed at part-SI Meijer's; endorsed hJ Meridian Township,; B.A. make sure that those who by the county to help Coalition for Kalamazoo College, majors, need the county's help, get communities help Survival. Democrat. themselves. I in physics, chemistry, it and to make sure that this mathematics; M.S. MSU in help is not abused. He said it was self - Wickens, opposed by who ,ul political science; board Brede said he thought the defeating to set up a county So wash, Laurent ■ member, American Civil county should work to bureaucracy just to get an director of research assistsI Liberties Union. Endorsed coordinate all federal funds to finance a forth,! Michigan Hospital Asa I by the Coalition for Human environmental control project. Rather, he said she was concerned Survival. Democrat. efforts in the county to suggested, the county the unwillingness of Veenstra, who was maximize their should propose ways of thil opposed by Mark Jaeger, an effectiveness. getting the community current commissioners deal with problems tgl MSU senior in mathematics, Brede said he would active in the programs face in the county. peop|J I and Joann Lee Spyke, support extensive designed for them, without cochairman of the Ingham improvements in the setting up the bureaucracy. She called the extendi care facility for the elderly! County Democratic party, Extended Care Facility in Heyser said he would be in Lansing disgusting UJ said he was primarily Lansing so "all our elderly running primarily on the nauseating. She said thtl concerned with establishing citizens can live in comfort coalition platform, which he an adequate bicycle system. and dignity." helped write. county should immediitdyl He suggested marking 9th District make efforts to imptoul Pam Stearn, 20, East conditions there. I secondary roads and Derwood Boyd, 50, East constructing bike paths. He Lansing; junior in Lyman Lansing; B.A. in business Wickens said she thought! said he would like to see Briggs College, MSU; administration, MSU; owner health services in thecountyl bike paths along the Red worked at Christo Rey and operator of Boyd were "atrocious" tfl Cedar River. Community Center as a Insurance Agency; member suggested the county wotkl math tutor and helped set of the county board of with the MSU medial Veenstra also said he up food co - op which serves commissioners from 9th school to provide tbel the Chicano community; county with inexpensnl supported annual full District since 1961; and reliable health care. 1 disclosure of income and endorsed by the Coalition chairmanpro tern, 1969; assets by county officials. for Human Survival. chairman, - 1970; presently She claimed that presently I Veenstra proposed that Democrat. chairman vice chairman of only half the children hi Stem, who opposed Lansing have the necesssyl all Michigan officials was Personnel Committee, innoculations. ft "should be screaming by John Graham, a political chairman of county Board science Wickens said she favonfl bloody murder to the major at Lansing of Public Works. Community Colllege, said cleaning up rivers and Itksl Pentagon" over the war and Republican. in the county, and suggested! suggested the county limit she thought the county Boyd, who was opposed the county look for fednll buying products from should change its priorities, by James Vignola, a retired funds for these projects. defense contractors. with social services receiving Army officer, said that the Wickens also said i the highest priority. solution to the "constant Veenstra also said he She said she is running to harrassment wanted some couitfl heaped on enforcement of landloil thought the county should voice women's concerns, county governments by become who refuse to lower tttl a major force in but not exclusively. She state governments" is to rent once their propeityl pollution control. claimed women working for give the counties home rule. taxes are lowered. Boyd said that he would 10th District favor a manager system on Julius Hanslovsky, __ K^fdattnat's BIG and TALL MEN'S STORE the county level. Boyd improvement listed of the the Lansing; graduate oA University of Michigan hi business and (continued on page 19) municipdp NOW OPEN Lansing's only big and lall in en's si tut' Jackets Dress and Get Acquainted Suits Sport Shirts Sport Coats All-Weather with the Sweaters Coats Union ■ ;C-: v:-;: •: ..M£^S Knit Shirts Watch for our Grand X-Long Ties Opening DAY! ^ Tuesday, Sept. 19 1 */■> */> 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. ♦t^ • - - -V--: .>. '• ••" ''-.> attnel's Have a cup of coffee small Coke with i;v. •, . ifki>^y-'. •- ;*. j big AM ANO TALL MEN'S STORE or a two donuts for 15c Adjacent to Yankee Stadium in the Union Grill! r.?-; ~> _ > . ' ^^ *. _* • . ♦ * • V- > ; / . CITY FISH CO.'s School of Fish is Back for Another Term ■■ r School's back in session and so is our school of fine fish and seafood. 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Assuming the Reform-minded young as Republicans Democrats are in other Democrats will be Alexander Brede III in the commissioner districts don't challenging two Republican 7th, Linda Pompi in the lose incumbents and four any presently held new 8th, Julius Hanslovsky in seats, the Democratic party Republican candidates in the 10th and Daniel will then have a 11-10 edge East Lansing commissioner Behringer in the 19th. on the board. districts 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and County Democrats 19. consider the East Lansing Since the board is Five Democratic commissioner races critical responsible for candidates to date, are because the races could be appropriating funds to running as a slate endorsed the key to breaking different departments and by the Coalition for Human traditionally appointing members strong to Survival, a loose Republican control of various commissions, such a organization of people county government. turnover would provide the committed to extensive Of the 21 commissioners Democratic party with the progressive reform. currently on the board, 13 opportunity control the The coalition has so far direction and focus of the are Republicans. endorsed John Veenstra in If the young county government. the 6th District, Pam Stern Democratic in the 7th, Jim Heyser in the 8th, Mary Kay Wickens in the 9th and Ri chard The Music Line Conlin in the 10th. The coalition did not endorse any candidate in the primary for the 19th District seat. Patrick Ryan, of Lansing, a progressive 34411 young Democrat, defeated two other opponents in WMSN winning the Democratic 64(1 am nomination for the 19th jacc District. STUDENT SERVICES focounty paM co LIZARD'S BAR and RESTAURANT Aspirants tell views Continued from WELCOMES YOU! HAVE WE page 18) Debra Heinfling, an MSU Democrat. considered a county ■ministration; municipal junior in social psychology Ryan was opposed by commissioner a powerful ■nance consultant; staff and creative writing; Joseph Billingsley, a individual capable of ■ ember, Michigan Howard McFarland and legislative agent for the influencing city and Stephen Griffith. American Federation of Municipal Finance township officials, but, she Immission Conlin said he wanted to Teachers and Harold GOT A for five years; said, most of the current n unsuccessfully for board see a shift in county Emmons, an Oldsmobile worker. \ commissioners in 1968; government priorities, away from areas like the sheriff's ■ Hanslovsky, who was department to "things Ryan claimed that the county lacked a responsive Jpposed by Roberta people need." government willing to put Jeubacher, a staff aide in 19th District some effort into meeting e Republican state House Patrick J. Ryan; Lansing; 5 section, said he was people's needs. He said he ■ formerly with Linton, 5 experience as a industries, "but got out of pal finance jt because of the defense |>nsultant to the county pd had no specific joposals to make. I Richard Conlin, 24, East thing"; took courses at Lansing Community College jn political science and IFOR YOU! 1 prelaw; presently working nsing; B.A., MSU: M.A., at Oldsmobile; active in • Live entertainment 1971; graduate grape boycott in 1970 and ludent, political science; Dchairman of 6th U.S. Model Cities program. Jazz-Blues- Bongressional ■ cGovern District campaign; Blue Grass kdorsed by Coalition for ■uman Survival. Democrat. '•All new restaurant J Conlin was opposed by Jour people • Joe Babiarz, In MSU prelaw senior; slBesI prices in town ]■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ I Are looking for you a compatible da[£? ■ 17>v computer ■ matched dating. I For additional information, I fill out this coupon and 1 send to: jCupid Computer ■Box 702 ■Lansing, Mi. 48903 Welcome Week 1973 A20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Conventions determine Five propo 'U' trustee nominations face Nov Democratic candidates to candidates was made. By LINDA WERFELMAN earlier this month. By NANCY PARSONS Donna O'Donnohue, endorse was complicated by a State News Staff Writer State News Staff Writer The state the decision of incumbent winter term MSU graduate Court One of the least Michigan voters will Appeals trustee Hartman to not seek in political science, decide the fate of at least in August aerwrfl publicized contests that will reelection, contrary to his announced her candidacy at that the 229,000 signal I five statewide issues when be decided by the Michigan electorate in November is previous intentions. Hartman said at the end the term. beginning of spring they go to the polls this November. certified of by ihe st«» B Canvassers had °S| h«Jj the race between the Waters, aide to Republican and Democratic of summer term that he will be accepting a position with Nancy House Speaker William Among controversial the most proposals is vote!*0'reglslered parties to fill the two the State Board of Ryan, if elected, would be vacancies on the MSU Board of Trustees. Education that would have the first black woman to one which would give Michigan one of the most had A Traverse City attorney! previously questioned! presented a conflict of serve on a university liberal abortion laws in the The eight - member board the validity of some of will lose two of its members interest as a trustee. governing board in nation. The proposed law signatures. when the terms of Frank Downs, the candidate Michigan. would allow women to Hartman, D - Flint, and endorsed by the Democratic MSU Kyle Kerbawy, a 1969 graduate in business obtain an abortion for any tax Two other issues reform involved! Clair White, D - Bay City, committee, was the vice reason during the first 20 proposal! administration, was also offered by the expire Dec. 31. president of the Michigan weeks of her pregnancy. Michigan! Education Assn. In order to screen Constitution Convention in seeking the Democratic The law would require that (MEA) f0l potential candidates for the 1961. nomination. the abortion be performed property tax reform and th J board positions, the MSU Stack, 34, is chairman of the Michigan Coordinating The Ingham County Republican Convention New in a licensed health care establishment of a graduated income tax. statj Alumni Assn. created two facility or doctor's office. trustee selection Committee for Abortion Aug. 16 gave its support to Newly • enfranchised voters took advantage of facilities near class registration each The property tax I committees. Reform and a leader in Zero Aubrey Radcliff, a term last year to register as local voters. Here a freshman takes the first step in a line The Michigan Supreme would eliminate propertl Population Growth, Inc. counselor at Walter French The Republican Trustee that included registration for the city election in November and the presidential Court was expected to Selection Committee placed Seelye, 59, served as Junior High School in announce a final decision on tax on private homes as th 'frxsefe., I "WINK IT'S TIME WE TM0USMT ABOUT Getting A MOM CARI' O^icSNP-OFF, Join your credit union It's where you belong Your credit union is a group of friends who have pooled their resources for the good of all. When you join you can save with confidence. Or, if you need money, borrow at special, low interest. RUSH! At your credit union, you're a member, not a customer. And that means a lot. But you'll never know, till you belong. SEPTEMBER 25-27 If you're on the University payroll — INCLUDING STUDENTS — you're eligible to join the world's largest university credit union. Do it today! 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Nixon's economic policies, Chamberlain has voted to "I support *he President's the in District congressman, and the war Vietnam, and congressman's support every increase in emerged from his first attempts (to end the war)," incumbent Congressman LIVINGSTON entrenched position for his defense spending and voted Chamberlain said, "and I Charles Chamberlain's primary challenge in 16 poor showing. down every major think he has done a fine job environmental record. COUNTY years more triumphant than Redistricting this year environmental control bill in a difficult situation. If ever, to face Democrat shifted the boundaries of and every elected, Carr said, he Robert Carr in the Nov. 7 the 6th major increase in "He has negotiated in will work for an immediate District, so that it spending for social services. election. now included all of Ingham good faith and look at the withdrawal of American Chamberlain was recently response he gets from the forces from Vietnam and a Rep. Jim Brown, County except Williamston chosen as a member of the R-Okemos, and Glenn north," Chamberlain said, return of prisoners. He Township, all of Jackson "Dirty Dozen" by several Miller, a Brighton geologist, referring to Nixon's decision would also seek to establish County except Parma and congressman supporting to mine ~x§r fought the conservative Concord townships, most of Haiphong Harbor. an all-volunteer army to improved environmental He said he considers his replace what he considers congressman from both Livingston County, the an control, among them Sen. congressional voting record sides of the political western half of Washtenaw Ted Kennedy. The "Dirty unjust draft. on war-related issues as spectrum, but neither came County and Bath Township .Dozen" "Congress has become a are twelve constructive. He specifically rubber close to unseating him. in Clinton County. stamp for expanding congressman who have referred to his successful executive Brown, who charged that Carr, an East Lansing power," the JACKSON WASHTENAW Chamberlain distinguished themselves as effort to establish a congressional was a attorney, who was the environmental lobby's hopeful television network in asserted. "The war could COUNTY "phantom" congressman unopposed in the primary, COUNTY out of step with the times, said he is running to worst enemies by Vietnam and an amendment have been stopped long ago replace repeatedly voting against he attached to a foreign aid if they had cut the funds. I lost to Chamberlain by Chamberlain because of the some 10,000 votes. Miller, environmental control bills. bill which restricted funds think Congress ought to incumbent's "atrocious" who called Chamberlain too Chamberlain, long a hawk to countries who were exert its voting record. on the Vietnam War, was purse-string power "liberal," lost by more than Carr claimed Chamberlain sending supplies to the North more than it does." also chosen by several Vietnamese. 24,000 out of 26,000 votes. has been a straight party Another goal would be Brown waged a strong dovish congressman as one "When people call me a man, voting whichever way of the twelve worst enemies stronger environmental media campaign, spending the hawk, they never look at legislation which has been Republican hierarchy of people concerned with the positive things which his specialty as the attorney were designed to bring the general's draftsman on the war to an end," he said. Coalition's wins show clout He said he believes these views and a conservative voting record on Carr's first environmental environment, housing, goal is passage of House Bill education and social services 3055, which would permit (continued from page 20) votes to 1,979 votes for night celebration. candidates. has not alienated him from civilians to file suit against I in out • county areas, far Gorman and 1,661 for The 6th budget campaign in the three page platform) and District "This election proved strictest sense according to youth, therefore, he said, he polluters. from the coalition's East Jones. commissioner that provided them with a campaign we can reach out and Heyser, with candidates rational is not actively seeking the In Lansing base. More than half of Luke's proved to be the coalition's dialog on the fulfilling his civil control our government on youth vote in the November libertarian I "We did a lot of support came from East toughest paying for their own role, Carr has race. Veenstra the local level," Maddex election. I canvassing and distrubuted Lansing where he polled defeated Joann Lee Spyke said campaigns and the pledged to introduce at a coalition press The biggest issue of the I leaflets to all areas in the 2,323 votes to 348 for by 29 votes, polling 210 conference. "This isn't a coalitiona itself acting as a legislation that would assist I central purchasing agency. campaign according to Carr women. I county, so we iclying on weren't just our support in Gorman and 221 for Jones. Maddex received an even votes Mark to 181 for Spyke. victory for seven people, it's Most of the candidates System links I Jaeger received 77 a victory for the hundreds said they spent less than Eaat Lansing to win," Luke larger percentage of the I I laid. Luke and Maddex and in his race vote against Jimmie votes. The coalition had also of people who helped us and a victory for the $100. Heyser, who handled much of the coalition's 3 universities Welcome Week Currin, of Holt, for drain feared that the race for 7th community of people who I their volunteers pushed commissioner. District leafletting efforts, said the The computer facilities at I I their campaigns in out - Maddex polled 4,791 would be commissioner tight, but want to see change." "The unique thing about group financed the campaign by "meeting each the three largest universities Throw a county areas while coalition votes to 2,843 for Currin. Tuesday's totals showed in Michigan have been his group is that we have I commissioner candidates Out - county totals showed otherwise. Stern defeated day's crisis and no more." linked in a unique network been effective and yet still I carried Luke - Maddex Maddex losing to Currin by John Graham 602 371. ''Some people that allows each to share the T.G. remained open," I literature in their respective more than 1,000 votes with • Heyser defeated his Heyser volunteered their time and strengths of the others. said. "In fact, four of the I districts. The results, when 2,474 votes for Currin and opponent, Ron Wahula, in some offered to give us I compared to the less - people who the coalition money, but most of the The MERIT (Michigan 1,463 for Maddex. East the 8th District, by a 443 - endorsed had not previously I optimistic predictions of Lansing voters carried 163 margin. campaign was paid from the Educational Reserach been active in the coalition. I tome political "experts," Maddex to Wickens defeated Larry candidate's pockets," Information Triad) victory with "We've been able, all Heyser said. | were staggering. 3,278 votes going to Sowash for the 9th District along to absorb new ideas "But the biggest factor in computer network involves the University of now Fri. Sept. 22 3 to 7:30 P.M. Luke received 4,219 Maddex and Democratic nomination by $1.50 at the Door only 369 for and I think this election the I votes In defeating his Currin. campaign was that we Michigan, MSU and Wayne (Sponsored by MSU Vets) taking 317 votes to 180 for proves we can get people in I Democratic opponents R. Other coalition Sowash. who do have fresh ideas had so many epople State University, but I James Gorman (2,327) and candidates contributed to In the 10th District race, working for us, distributing officials look forward to the about the issues and leaflets and talking," Heyser I Gerald Jones (1,882). Out - the wild, euphoric mood Conlin polled 58 day when smaller schools THE STABLES per cent of government," he added. said. "We gave them our I county, Luke polled 1,896 that dominated the election the vote against four other can economically hook into The coalition ran a low stand on the issues (in a the system. r?sr I On Morcury Stereo Records: ROD STEWART - NEVER DULL MOMENT / ON GRAND RIVER JUST EAST OF HAGADORN E. LANSING STORE ONLY OPEN DAILY 10 TO 10 - SUNDAY 11 TO 6 E. LANSING STORE ONLY a22 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 Board of trustees split along Dem, GOP lines By NANCY PARSONS the board, selected in Dec. 31, and the November School in Bay City, served State News Staff Writer partisan elections by the elections will determine on the Wayne State The final authority for voters of the state to serve their replacements. University Board of the governance of the eight-year terms, are Frank Hartman, former Governors and currently University is vested in the Hartman, D-Flint; Clair A. superintendent of the holds the title of Governor White, D-Bay City; Kenneth Carman School District Emeritus from eight-member board of near that trustees. W. Thompson, R-Grand Flint, has been an MSU university. He earned a Rapids; Frank Merriman, trustee since Jan. 1, 1965. bachelor's degree in political The powers of this ruling R-Deckerville; Warren M. He has served as a member science and economics from body are grounded in the constitution, which Huff, D-Plymouth; Blanch of the Michigan State Board Central state Michigan University Martin, D-East Lansing; Don of Education since 1961 and a master's degree grants the trustees "general in Stevens, D-Okemos and and is a member of the social science from U-M. supervision" of the University and the authority Patricia A. Carrigan, D-Ann American Assn. of School Huff, elected trustee in to select a president "as Arbor. Administrators. November 1968, owns and often as is necessary." The terms of Hartman White, an instructor of operates a farm in The current members of and White will expire on economics at Central High Washtenaw County and is executive director of the National Assn. of the Partners of the Alliance, Residence ha Inc. He served as director of the Michigan Civil Service Dept. from 1938-39 and then as asst. director of personnel for the U.S. Dept. give By KATHRYN SPALDING help opportunities on campus for to graduate student, said he of Justice. Martin, an alumnus of MSU, was elected to the board of trustees in 1968, counseling are limitless, and will help any student, no Incoming freshmen have and currently practices RAs know how to get in matter where they live. He the most problems, yet are touch with all of them. has handled everything from dentistry in East Lansing. the most fun, several While at MSU, Martin was a Arlond Reid, previously suicides and girlfriend resident advisers (RAs) said, football running back and an RA in Wilson Hall said problems to pregnancies. He was selected as honorary just prior to fall term. the damage on men's floors believes the job is what you Kathy Chmielewski, who is sometimes ridiculous. One make of it, and that the captain of college football's has been an RA for several tradition of All-America academic team. morning at 2 a.m. he having an RA terms in South Wonders smelled smoke and found always there to talk with is 'Merriman, a dairy farmer Hall said, "Freshmen come from Deckerville, is a students barbecuing in the a great asset. here with zero knowledge of member of the Michigan ironing room. He also found civil rights committee and MSU, having to learn a hole in the wall when he Jeff Knowl, a former take for of the state youth everything we entered the room. Wilson Hall RA, thought planning granted. But they are committee. His term will that free room and board anxious to learn, and I've expire Dec. 31,1974. may be too much pay for found freshmen floors are the job. Thompson, whose term friendlier." also will expire in 1974, was In a time when RAs are former general manager of said to be needless or the southern area for overpaid, Pat Derry, an RA Michigan Bell Telephone in Akers Hall said, 'Ask freshmen about that." Student-run radio Co. He member is also a former of the board of Hoard Though some people may directors and vice president never use maintains that be increased an RA, she damage may seeks volunteers of traffic Michigan and safety for former Trustee Warren Huff, D some - Plymouth, leans back for nonboard discussion during a November board conversational ability, has been described by a colleague as "a smoothie." along with member of the advisory of trustees meeting. Huff, noted for his State News photo by Tom Dolan tension on a floor without If you have ever listened to the radio and thought you board of the Salvation an RA. The main problems could do things as well or better than the DJ, WMSN, part Army. are boyfriends, roommates of the Michigan State Radio Network (MSN) is looking for Carrigan, a member of Michigan AFL-CIO, served authority to the president unable to muster more than to The inability of the board | as a delegate to the 1952 and he is held responsible four votes on the elect a chairman, and noise, but, in general, people interested in radio to be announcers and copywriters. the MSU Alumni Assn. United Nations Conference by the trustees for the eight-member board. A however, indicates the many I people come to her in a All work is volunteer, as WMSN is student owned and Development Board, is in France, and exercise of that authority. second candidate for divisions between board was a special tense, nervous state. operated. currently director of The trustees are currently chairman aslo was unable to members. representative of the U.S. Any help a student may WMSN broadcasts to 20 residence halls while the other research for the Ann Arbor Foreign Service in Africa. operating without a board gamer a majority. Trustees Stevens, Martin receive from an RA is the affiliated stations broadcast to the remaining 10 residence Public Schools. She is a result of the individual halls. Broadcasting is done by sending the signal through graduate of MSU and holds He is also a former trustee chairman because the The absence of a board and Carrigan form a voting 1 of the Michigan Council on members failed to elect a chairman has not greatly block on a wide variety of residence hall's training the halls' power lines so anyone can listen while in their a master's degree in Economic Education and a new one when the Stevens hampered the workings of issues. Truseees Huff and , program. Though there is a hall. education and a doctorate former member of the term as chairman expired in the board because under the White, and, to a much lesser temptation to play God, WMSN will hold open house Monday through Friday in psychology from U-M. Wayne State University Dec. 1970. University's operating extent, Hartman, also tend Derry said, referrals are evenings this week. All interested persons, plus the curious Stevens currently Board of Governors. 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Dept. of State. artists of Malaysia I of a major state and IITinity 'n when 1969 the nat'on 0ct- he was Wharton black to be was the admitted to first President and Mrs. In 1966 he was a member of the Presidential Task recently published "Contemporary Artists of a book, Johns Hopkins University Clifton R. Wharton Jr. Force on Agriculture in Malaysia: A Biographic ,lted the 14th president School of Advanced are featured in the Vietnam and in 1969, he Survey." bs- I JZt reside on campus in m* w',e International Studies, receiving his master's degree in international studies in Instructional film, "A Media Place to was Nelson a member of Gov. Rockefeller's From 1965 - 67 Mrs. Wharton served as secretary I fSf House with their 1948. Grow," directed by Presidential Mission to Latin of the Malaysia Council of 1jTcufw HI, w. »»" The Chicago University of awarded him M.A. Issari. The movie promotes the opening America. Wharton recently served the Asia Society and has been a member of the I ^economist, W»rton l* master's degree in a of the MSU Center for on the U.S. panel of the United Junior Council of the leading specialist in economics in 1956 and a the Performing Arts. Nations Assn. Museum of Modern Art II nnomic development, and U.S. Ph. D. in 1958. He has State News photo devoted to world since 1966. education i population and the quality Prior to received honorary degrees by Chusk Michaels of human development and In August 1971, Gov. from the I mine to" MSU, Wharton University of has been a consultant to the Milliken appointed Mrs. I foundation official Michigan, Wayne State University, Johns Hopkins government of Malaysia and to the Asian Wharton to the Michigan Council for the Arts and in helping to develop nations University, Central Michigan Development November, he also named fji and Lati" Amerlca University and Oakland Bank. her to the 11 - member '"Sml^Boston in 1926, University. In 1957 Wharton joined international headed organization by John D. where he also was Wharton also taught and the Educational Policy Mrs. Wharton, a resident of Harlem until the age of Special Architecture. Commission on Wharton attended Boston the Agricultural concerned with programs in conducted research as a Center, the Overseas 11, attended the Little Red I Latin School, America s Rockefeller III. Wharton Vietnam, Thailand and visiting professor at the Development Council, the Schoolhouse, Upon her arrival in East L public school, and Development Council, a was the council associate in Cambodia. University of Malaysia. Edison Foundation, the a progressive school in Greenwich Village. Lansing in 1970, Mrs. private I entered Harvard College at nonprofit Malaysia from 1958 - 64 During this time, During 1964 - 66, he was Metropolitan Fund and the She later attended Dan bury, Wharton initiated a highly director of the council's Rackham Foundation and is Conn. Teacher's College innovative program of American Universities a member of the American before transferring to rotating the works of the Research Program and was second referendum appointed vice president in 1967. Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Council of Chicago Teacher's College. MSU members Art in Dept. faculty the official Foreign Relations. President and Mrs. residence, Cowles House. Wharton is a director or Wharton has been active Wharton, who were married PIRGIM tax vote trustee of the Rockefeller in the field of U.S. foreign in Mrs. Wharton is a 1950, have traveled eyed Foundation, the Equitable policy. He is on the extensively throughout the member of the NAACP, the Life Assurance Society, the Advisory Council of the Asia Society, the Museum world, particularly in Asia. Museum of Modern Art, the School of Advanced The Whartons resided in of Modem Art, and the Carnegie Foundation for the International Studies of Malaysia for a period of six Metropolitan Lansing Fine ByKATHRYN SPALDING majority of students will be student $1 per term, the referendum. Advancement of Teaching Johns Hopkins University Arts Council. She is also on The new years from 1958 -64 during I a second referendum will required to vote in the fall proceeds to be assigned for proposal includes a negative and the Public Broadcasting and has served in the past as which time Mrs. Wharton the board of directors of the referendum. A majority of I beheldat fall registration to those the use of PIRGIM. checkoff, which gives the Service. a member of the Advisory was active in the arts. Mid - Michigan Red Cross. 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NOON 5 P.M. - MERIDIAN MALL OKEMOS DOWNTOWN LANSING A24 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 197-, ON COUNTY OFFICES COP's grip Just a short trip from By RICK WILBINS large Republican vote in out outpolling Jones and "Qualified by Experience." the center of a State News Staff Writer - county areas. Gorman in out - county "The other candidate for crowded campus can The Coalition for Human areas where Democrats are sheriff has never had any take student into For the first time in over a 50 years, Republican Survival, an East Lansing - more conservative, police experience," the country with dirt based organization The winning margin for Preadmore explained. "This domination of Ingham isn't just a political office roads, grazing animals, committed to extensive Luke was provided by East County government could and an occasional progressive reforms, will Lansing voters who game for this is be in serious jeopardy, due me, my traveler. largely to the probably play a major role him 2,323 votes to profession." Preadmore State News photo enfranchisement of some 30 for the Democrats. All seven Gorman's 348 votes and is nationally coalition candidates Jones' 221 votes, recognized for the county by Tom Gaunt - 40,000 young voters. — Currently, 13 of 21 sheriff, drain commissioner Luke, who was endorsed jail rehabilitation program county commissioners, the and five county by the Coalition for Human begun in 1969. He recently county sheriff, clerk, commissioners — defeated Survival, said he was was appointed by the their opponents in the primarily concerned that American Bar Assn. (ABA) registrar of deeds, to prosecutor, drain primary. the rehabilitation programs represent all county commissioner and treasurer One of the more visible at the jail were showcases sheriffs for the ABA's county races will be the and that the sheriff's statewide Jail Standards and are Republicans. campaign for the sheriff's department focused too (continued on page 25) County Clerk C. Ross Hilliard, who was defeated office. Incumbent Ken much on its enforcement in the Aug. 8 primary has Preadmore handily defeated function, "The image of the 6 VPs, been office since 1924 when his only GOP primary provost serve U Calvin Coolidge ran for opponent, Merl Lemon, an sheriff's department as president. Sheriff Kenneth auctioneer, by a 19,757 - crimefighters is false," he Preadmore was elected in 3,333 margin, while said. "More time in actually 1961 and Treasurer Harry Democrat Terry Luke easily spent helping people than Spenny was elected in 1962. outpolled his opponents R. apprehending criminals. By NANCY PARSONS number of vice presidents. as director of the placement manager of the Whittier in 1957 as asst. director in Other Republican county James Gorman and Gerald Luke said he supported a President Wharton has bureau from 1953 - 58, and Hotel in Detroit. the dean of students State News Staff Writer offices officials have also been in Jones by 1,892 votes and system whereby tickets In a univeristy as large divided much of the as assistant to the vice Perrin joined MSU as vice and held the positions of office for several terms. 2,337 votes respectively. would be issued for all and complex authority for the president for off - campus president for University guest counselor in the Democratic Luke, 26, a long, grey - minor offense such as as MSU, it candidates, would be administration of the education, from 1958 - 59. relations in March 1970 Counseling Center, head all of them young and haired former Army shoplifting, unless virtually University to six vice Wilkinson was named vice after 14 years of service residence hall adviser and sergeant and member of the aboslutely necessary. impossible for any president progressive, will be counting to presidents and one provost. president and treasurer of with the federal government asst. director of the men's Vietnam Veterans Against Preadmore said he will be effectively administer on strong support from East These administrators are: MSU in 1970 after a 10 - which included the post of division of student affairs the War (VVAW) surprised running on his record and operations without Lansing, Lansing, and year involvement in the acting deputy director of Meridian Township to some political campaign his qualifications. A slogan delegating a large percentage Jack Breslin, executive vice Cantlon received the - of the responsibilities to a president; Roger Wilkinson, University's business affairs the Office of Economic outweigh the traditionally watchers by nearly on his campaign pamphlet is vice president for business which included acting as Opportunity, position of MSU's provost, the chief academic officer and finance; Leslie Scott, vice president for 17 Perrin's responsibilities of the University, in 1969 vice president for months. include supervision cf the academic officer of the development; Robert Perrin, In addition to his primary Dept. of Information vice president for University duties with the internal Services, the development University, in 1969 after a- relations; Milton Muelder, audit division, Wilkinson, a and improvement of internal after serving on the faculty 1 10Q® vice president for research development; and Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president 1957 MSU graduate, assists the provost's office in preparing the annual budget University communications, supervision of MSU's Equal Opportunity Programs and associate from 1954 professor botany and plant pathology - 58, and 0f for student affairs. John and drafting appropriations antidiscrimination activities professor of ecology from 1958-69. Cantlon serves as provost. requests. and University relationships As executive vice Scott, a 1935 graduate of with Congress and the Pizza president, Breslin is in charge of University relations with the legislature during budget preparations MSU, in was 1972. responsibilities named vice president for development His major involve federal executive branch, In addition to his work in developing research grants for the University, Muelder Campus hos Inrncici c\/ciam and he also acts as secretary University relations with is professor and dean of the lUiyGST 5yMt?m to the board of trustees. private philanthropic school for advanced Breslin, a 1946 graduate organizations and fund - graduate studies, of halls in U.S. Inside Dining-203A/I.A.C. of MSU, began his service at the University in 1950 as raising campaigns. Scott was former director of the Union at MSU from Muelder director Overseas of served the MSU as MSU has the largest single asst. director of alumni Programs in 1955 - campus residence hall relations and has also served 1946 - 48, director of the 57 and as director of the system in the nation. Last Free Deli Kellogg Center from 1950 • 55, and asst. general MSU American Universities Field Staff Program as well fall, 17,538 students lived in MSU's 29 residence halls. as being instrumental ^in TOM SWIFT acquiring MSU's cyclotron 351-8870 TARZAN AND and computer facility. Kifc~ MUCH MORE! CURIOUS USED Before being named vice president for student affairs sr , BOOK SHOP in May 1972, Nonnamaker 541 E. GRAND RIVER served as dean of students. 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Cordleigh or women's Loraleen hiking boots at iscount records SljoeLaqd Meridian Mall Lansing Mall Shoeland Frandor - Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 A2S Dems threaten GOP seats in Ingham county ,m page (continued from page 24) 24) Democratic nomination Democratic Sections Systems Project drain commissioner. nomination for for ... science The' county * clerk. races Meridian blood in the office." incumbent Enid Lewis, who county drain Township Clerk John looking into jail reform. preadmore sa d Ws pet J£d*ex_ ™ei,ved votes to 2,843 for p4'791 Currin. commissioner is for management of responsible Whitmyer defeated 78 year - not Whitmyer said he could pinpoint exactly which was unopposed in primary, in the election. the WELCOME BACK a county -old incumbent Hilliard by a project current y is to outpoUed Currin in watershed. This includes slim 91 vote areas needed updating, but Wenger said she will Start the year off consolidate ail police East Lansing by a 1,938 - awarding and overseeing Hilliard - had been margin. in the he indicated that there emPahsize "streamlining" departments in the county 632 margin and defeated construction contracts for office for 48 years. probably was need for the registrar of deeds office into a metorpolitan police Currin in out - county areas as well. drains, determining needs Whitmyer will face Neal modern clerical equipment in her campaign. right with squad, directed by one as well Maddex and■ priorities for8 storm Colburn in the fall election. such as electric typewriters, Democratic and will face data processing of!?s similar in a sense to incumbent Richard Sode, sewers, flood control and pollution prevention, and Colbum defeated his microfilming. and Republican candidates for prosecuting attorney and Friends-n-Steins ,h. University setup," who was unopposed in the primary opponent, Charles peripherally, such areas as (Hap) Brooks, by a 5,542 - In the treasurer were unopposed in fteadmore explained. "MSU primary, in the fall election. mosquito control and solid other contested their at primary i some 16 colleges but Maddex said he will be waste disposal. 3,330 margin. Both primary Wenger, battles, Kristi Democrat Michael Stafford races. Uey're all admnistaed by campaigning to get the Sode has defended his Whitmyer Colburn claimed the clerk's and with an MSU graduate will face incumbent I office. It's simpler that county to an M.A. in business Jfanb'n&tetn assume a more actions in office, Raymond Scodeller for arguing office needed communication, wy and eliminates a lot of aggressive posture in that he has initiated several significant easily county prosecutor. Special cleaning updating. defeated her two up drainage areas Democrat happenings dUfn other improved sewage treatment John Gregurek coalition endorsed candidate, Greg Maddex, defeated his only and rivers. an "I plan to use this job as offensive post against programs and cleaned up much ofthe drainage area and rivers. old "It's man a typical office would run it," as an opponents, Betty tnd Janice Schuch. Honey will face incumbent Spenny for treasurer. Harry Itoi r» lir;i at 220 S Howard St/next to the every night Colburn said. "He has done Wenger received 3,497 x-way opponent, Jimmie Currin pollution," said Maddex, an MSU senior One of the more a good job, but I just think votes to 2,515 for Honey Probate Judge Thomas L. between Michigan and Kalamazoo of Holt, by a substantial majoring in surprising contests came in it's about time he stepped and 1,669 for Scuch. Brown will be unopposed in margin i the race for t premedicine and political his bid for re - election for the Republican race for down to put some new Wenger will face the nonpartisan post. Get started on a good thing. 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State News Background Green, Gunnings, and McMillan called for: Looking back at the first half of • One black official at each Big Ten 1972 it is possible to see that 1972 The first incident occurred Feb. 10 The statement was made by Robert contest for the remainder of the iisa'year °f black activism. when a group of MSU's black administrators faculty, L. Green, at that time, director of the season, and the hiring of black officials and athletes Center of Urban Affairs and presently charged at all levels for each sanctioned Big ji Though black nothing new to activism and protest the Big Ten conference with "blatant MSU, 1972 has segregation," announcing they were acting dean of the College of Urban Development, Thomas Gunnings, asst. Ten athletic event no later than fall 1972. Delaycd jlnady seen three major movements willing to take whatever steps director of minority counseling, and Drawing jeers from Cub Scouts in one balcony and alumni in !«] by charismatic figures. necessary to correct the situation. Joseph McMillan, director of Equal i *A public hearing at the next Big another, black students walked onto the basketball floor before iTen Conference meeting at which the Iowa State - MSU game last winter. The group, led by Sam black faculty, administrators and Riddle, (center in light clothing) presented a list of demands athletes from all universities, in or out centered on black athletes in the Big Ten Conference. of the Big Ten will be allowed to give State News photo by Milton Horst testimony and make recommendations regarding the improvement of the status of blacks in the conference never complete their education due to the problems listed, suit was to be athletic programs. the withdrawal of financial support filed against the Big Ten, the three once their athletic eligibility has said. •In a letter to Wayne Duke, Big Ten expired. commissioner, Green, Gunnings, and After the meeting President McMillan expressed their concern with • The method used to select Big Ten Wharton took the initiative to have the "problems and injustices of black officials based MSU representative John Fuzak bring upon the athletes in the Big Ten Conference." recommendations of Big Ten coaches, the issues to the attention of "a closed club — restricted to whites," subsequent Big Ten board meetings. •The problems experienced by After discussing the issues, the Big according to Green, Gunnings, and black athletes as a function of their McMillan. Ten held a public hearing and race. appointed a commission of former •The number of black athletes who If the Big Ten failed to deal with (Continued on Page 2) Council to study plan for at-large elections By LINDA WERFELMAN charged with investigating past after Gordon E. Guyer, then chairman State News Staff Writer election problems will be reviewed this of the Steering Committee of the Verbal disputes and judicial appeals Free a which saturated the first two elections fall by the student members of Academic Council. academic Council, requested John Reinoehl, chairman of the Academic of student - at - large representatives to The task force suggested that the Governance Committee, to conduct a Lee Thomas (foreground with sunglasses) leaves Lansing City Hall after another session of the Academic Council may be reduced student representatives 'jonsider the "comprehensive review" of procedures Lansing Seven trial. Thomas and six others were arrested after a Jan. 28 demonstration at the during the third election next spring. advisability of creating an elected used in at • large elections. Michigan Dept. of Corrections. New election procedures student council to facilitate discussion Guyer's request followed the second recommended by Academic of student concerns. State News photo by Bruce Remington an at large election, which was held June - Governance Committee task force Other recommendations included 2 and charges of improper procedures. the development of an elections Harold Buckner, chairman of the appeals system and a schedule for Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) ONLY ONE IN NATION election processes. charged that the election M(as "just But the existence of at - large seats short of being fraudulent." remained the most critical problem in He added that polls had been the process, the report said. located in areas where large numbers Aide program "Until is is eliminated, student of black students lived and that By GEORGE WHITE young city - bound minority helps minorities completed its first year in the future. Included among the new elections to the at - large Academic Council seats will continue to create problems," the report added. "Its recommendations, however, are based on the assumption that the election the appeals procedure, which required that the Complaints student from nominations committee resolve election challenges, was unfair. other sources State News Staff Writer students adjust to a new environment, University. activities to be coordinated format will not be changed for the indicated that polls had been closed by as the need requires. "By becoming part of residence minority aides are tutoring sessions ■ and present, since the Academic Council after a large number of black students MSU's minority aide program, the halls we feel have made the cultural has acted twice to preserve the at - had voted and that poll workers had only one of its kind in the nation, we workshops. Theprogram was developed after a University more representative," large seats." been overpaid. attempts to help minorities adjust to large protest of black students in A majority of people Taylor said. "At the same time "We hope to bring our aides to testifying The Academic Governance University life. Wilson Hall cafeteria in the spring of grass roots level with the a before the task force had Committee's task force investigated students," The program attempts to achieve its 1969. The protest dramatized the Taylor explained. "But to maintain recommended abolishment of the none of these specific charges, though objectives by placing minority aides "black situation" at MSU. The blacks personnel." the aide position as hall coordinators seats. Clyde Best, chairman of of the student including Blacks and Chacanos in each claimed that they could not relate or But changes are in the program's in their working The task force formed early in July (Continued on Page 10) communicate with the predominantly relationship." residence hall. The aides' roles have ®«ny purposes, including helpint while staff in the residence halls. The following fall the minority aid program was instituted as an autonomous unit, under the direction of dean of students assistant Don Coleman. During the past year, the minority aide program has functioned as part of residence halls, with a new director Carl Taylor. Taylor who is MSU's youngest administrator, was once himself a young black student from Detroit. "Remembering my roots, I try to keep on a close personal level with my aides and the minority students they serve." Taylor said. "Its the only way I can accurately guage the jobs that the aides are doing." "The aides should be instrumental in helping the minority students make the great transition from a limited inner city urban life to a vast university," he notes. "We place particular emphasis on the freshman student, who is hit hardest by this new society." TAYLOR The minority aide program has just Migrant labor children 9©t MSU in-state status By GEORGE WHITE months during each of three of the State News Staff Writer proceeding years. iirtonf 4' President Clifton R. Under present children of Chicano requirements, migrant workers *ould re,eased a proposal that children ^ Chic«nos who are pay the out-state tuition of $33 per to credit. Robert Perrin, vice president anmi®rant w°rlters working for University relations supported Nden?8?!. to acq"ire Michigan lhera 10 Wharton in his move, blasting the old liig Ten segregated requirements: 'It is financially awT. plan an made provisions so impossible for them (Chicanos) to Thomas Gunnings, Robert Green, and Joseph McMillan (left to right) jf the Center for Urban workers come to the University," he said. oencyW°rkei '"iden would meet the Affairs charged that the Big Ten conference was segregated in this Feb. 10 press conference. ,„ tp! test if At the time of Wharton's proposal P'oyed in l, " parents f"re,,Ui were were n it (Continued on Page 10) State News photo by Ken Ferguson Michigan for at least two D2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week l Incidents spur black activism at MSU (Continued from page 1) Black Athletes was formed selected MSU's athletic organization encompassing boycotts of 1968 and 1969. "Our existence in read "MSU, Uncle Cliffs (EOP), and Presid.J black athletes to study and during this period of director, various black groups, Riddle also issued America has been radical, Cabin" and "Big Ten, Open Wharton. Mflen| advise the Big Ten office on protest. The coalition, • Regular assistance demanded accountability statement supporting therefore we must employ 't up or cloae It down." Abbot, talked which is led by Allen Smith for the problems of the black programs for guaranteed minority fund Minnesota basketball what may be seen as radical Pollc* attempted to remove residence hall inte athlete and black (basketball), Nigel Goodison financial aid to ineligible expenditures, an increase in " " players Corky Taylor and methodology to bring about th#m but the ^banners and to three 0i employment. (soccer), and Gene athletes. minority enrollment from 8 Ron Behagen who were " a solution." remained when President complaining black Green said the Washington (track), Less than three weeks to 15 per cent (in suspended after Ignoring the verbal Clifton Wharton persuaded candidates, but claim after ppointment of the achieved •The the following: the Big Ten proportion with the state's with Ohio State playeis. r._, coaxing of the police, the police not to confront the only three Ra candidal co m m i ttee appointment of a controversies, more than population ratio) and the , Riddle went on to say group moved off the eourt students about them, responded to his inviuoJ importantit step m adding it b „ black academic adviser, 100 black students, reinstatement of Eileen Van that if the Minnesota after the statements had perhaps averting a major for a conference. VoulT'leadTo hiring of a authorized to counsel all .fKioto. members of the Black Tassel), asst. professor of natural science who at that players were not reviewed been made. incident. Gibson said only thn Coalition Council, walked iuetiv there would be no The following MSU — The Black Coalition students a received til onto the court and delayed time was appealing „ her MSU Michigan game and Michigan game was heavily Council faded from the invitations. 1 nonreappointment by the More black officials have also been hired. However, it grievance, be "raciallyboard, that^must ».o,t represenUtive." the^ MSU-Iowa » beginning^ of the basketball game Dept. of Natural Science. (revealing his contact with other universities) no more attended by riot-equipped police. The council did not picture as did many of the issues they raised. However Abbot found no evidenJ The supporting the bias claitJ l^ac been the MSU black appointment of one - - at Jenison Fieldhouse. The council was led by Big Ten games. attempt to retake the floor on® demand was met and Hubbard blacks wanti Sam Riddle, Flint graduate, athletes who have benefited black athlete on Uie The Black Coalition Riddle explained his but two controversial indirectly as Eileen Van another investigation. screening board that Council, which who led the student banners Tassell reinstated most. The Coalition of was an method? saying: were hung which was "We are not ~ following her appeal and that Abbot foJnd'" reviews. selection process fair" m J The third case was less said. "He made it C|, controversial but perhaps before his investigation t more far - reaching. In he believed his selector early May three black committee did a fair job! Hubbard Hall residents the investigation was men obtained 150 over aformality." signatures supporting claims EOP that the resident assistant announced plans to investigate the thj ci selection process at when Abbot announced iJ Hubbard findings. Abbot reacted l] discriminatory. announcing he wouL volunteer any The three, Tony Gibson, informatij EOP wanted. Detroit senior, Wanda Six weeks later on Hutchinson, Mt. Morris Ail 10, EOP reverted its ft junior, junior, and «nu Celeste Moy,» *_ _ «... Detroit senior, claimed the by f selection process to be AJ Martin to racially biased, over-relying , Again! on subjective evaluation. S hh.rH B i ', 4 The petition pointed out that out of 22 RAs selected, ""^rda P™**8 RfA ?electif found "eUh1 "only one was black." The . n°r petition claimed that during d^^"tlon; ^he repl the selection process, these 8tu^ied I questions were asked: °f Pro«f •How do you feel about * confusing i interracial murine? • What would you do if ^ * encompass! there was a revolution? discriminatory practiJ • What would you do if there was a black-white measure onaraceCOOncili,to| Eop ■ disturbance on your floor - wouldn't you naturally be Residence H.i,s appoint o| for blacks? b,#ck ^ M ^ 1 adviser. The charges were The Eop t investigated by Bernard Abbot, a residence halls made the fo„owi| recommendations-, coordinator, Eldon #The invaiidatlon of L Nonnamaker dean of selection process because! students, Joseph McMillan its re,iance on tl director of Equal subjectivity that Opportunity Programs jn bjgs • The establishment of I appropriate set of questij or nature of questions! be asked all applicaa regardless of race. • The formalization correspondence having I do with the select^ process. • The maintenance inclusive records indicatil the criteria used in makij selections. • Formalize requirements for positions. SCIENCE FICTION CURIOUS USEO BOOKSHOP 541 E.GRAND RIVER | DOWNSTAIRS 332-01U TOTAL NEWS 7:30-12:00-5:30 'eek 197; Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 B3 u Birth control devices include Pre»id«n 8d interviewe '« black. Jt to of cUim pill, diaphragm, IUD, condom By DEBBIE CALKINS State News Staff Writer methods can be used to of the menstrual cycle. With device in place, and a few flexible metal spring within accomplish this. Though all most pills, this is do occur may be due to candidate EDITOR'S NOTE: Many methods are not equally "day 5" — happen because it had come the rim. It must cover the incorrect is invitatii counting the first day of a out and the owner had not cervix. If it is properly insertion, students will be insufficient spermicide or seeking effective, the primary period as "day 1." An noticed its absence or failed fitted and inserted, it should information about birth concern should be to choose poor fit. °nly tbti additional method of to use another not be control that is appealing and to felt during Vaginal eived tl during the coming one contraception (such as foam contraceptive. intercourse. contraceptive year. To use it foams block the opening to help with this consistently. Taking a and condoms) should be Once an IUD is in place, The search, the State News is chance "just this once" diaphragm must the uterus. Two of these no may used during the first week no other contraceptive need eviden< be always be used with foams now on the market bias claiij one time too often. publishing this birth control of the very first pill cycle. be used. Just check about spermicidal cream or jelly, are Emko and Pelfen. icks wante Birth control They guide. pills This is in case ovulation once a week to make sure Its purpose is to hold the contain ition. (commonly known "the a spermicide, non — Birth control should as occurs just before starting that the device is still in its substance in place against t surpri# prevent the egg pill") are composed of the pills. These calculations place. the cervix. ylphenoxyployethoxyethanol, in the synthetic and a foam base. The foam found tl woman's body compounds and precautions Some have and the similar in may seem women Foiling intercourse, do comes in a container similar 1 fair," Ma man's sperm from uniting to nature to the complicated at first, but the cramps for a little while not remove the diaphragm to it clei avoid an natural hormones — situation improves after the after the IUD has been and do not douche for at shaving cream. Using an unwanted igatlon tti estorgen and progesterone — first month. inserted. In a few women it least eight hours. applicator, foam is inserted pregnancy. Chemical, Douching well into the vagina s selectkj produced by a woman's Then the pill - taking is so severe, the device must prior to mechanical and "natural" would just dilute the i fair job body. routine settles into a cycle be removed. Menstruation intercourse. Two When taken regularly in spermicide. If intercourse is (Continued on Page 6) was mere when simply taking the pill may be heavier for the first the dosage prescribed repeated within the eight by a daily is sufficient. few months and bleeding or hours, insert more cream or food need thi doctor, these pills avert Oral contraceptives PLAYBOYS ate the cj lounced services pregnancy by eggs from preventing being released from the ovaries. When no in two (the types most — common) and come combination spotting may occur between periods. Discomfort should stop after a few weeks. If it jelly with the applicator — do not diaphragm to do it. remove the OLD MAGAZINES reacted CURIOUS USED sequential. In the does not, have the doctor The diaphragm is said to »e informati* wou stress students' egg is released, a woman cannot become There are a pregnant. variety of combination method, each tablet is identical contains a combination of and check it out. A third form of birth control is the diaphragm. be about 85 - 90 per cent effective. Pregnancies which BOOKSHOP 541 E. GRAND RIVER DOWNSTAIRS 332-0112 By ANDREA AUSTIN 'We do have "We never got to the base birth control pills on the er on A\ synthetic estrogen and Since people and diaphragms State News Staff Writer concentrated population of it," Smith said of the market. They ditsfindiii on vary in the progestin. In the sequential come in differing sizes, a The MSU residence halls campus," Smith said. As Holden complaint. "We amount of the synthetic ie by EK method, the first 15 or 16 doctor is essential to match tin to -ood service, serving opposed to a restaurant couldn't identify a source hormones used and in the tablets contain ,ds of thousands of where people come from synthetic up the two. The doctor will or cause. It was schedule by which they are Again a year to tens of diverse areas to eat and a estrogen only and the last demonstrate how to put in coincidence • as far as we taken. A typical schedule five contain both hormones. on, tl the device selecti toiisands of students, has similar complaints are very could determine." consists of taking one pill It is not definitely known determine and how to that its "safe and hard to trace, "two students that it is ind neith Smith did not name each day for 20 - 21 days. any how the IUD works to anchored in the right place. nocent kdpful" PO»cy in meal may get sick, compare notes other incidents against the (That is the number of pills Before intercourse, the production has become a prevent pregnancy. It may and blame the cafeteria, or food services, and stressed in one package.) The next The repa interfere with the diaphragm is inserted into died t "jiyof life," Asst. manager maybe they both ate the emphasis on a week no pills are taken and ,f Food Services Ted L. movement of the sperm the vagina where it covers off-campus." professionally trained and the week after that a new he proce through the uterus; speed the cervix. The diaphragm is Smith said. Last educated staff package is fusing spring a group of to protect started. The up the passage of the egg made of thin, soft rubber, Smith said the emphasis Holden menstrual lich coi Hall students students in food service'! period will through the Fallopian tubes shaped like bowl, with „ food service is on a charged their attacks of reputaiton usually come two to four a a mpassi so that it cannot be professionally trained and salmonella were attributable 'We emphasize days after taking the last practii ducated staff dedicated to fertilized; or prevent the BEADED nciliato irotect students' health. to the Holden Hall food service and insufficient student is the customer," Smith said. "The reason pill. implantation of the egg in the uterus. Recent theories CURTAINS Join your credit union "We are the largest During the firstmonth the we're here is to please and request employer of hotel graduates employe screening pill is taken, it is important suggest that the body's 12® It's where you belong ippoint processes. satisfy the students." to start on a particular protective cells respond to i the country," he said. day Your credit union Is a group of friends who have the device pooled fheir resources for the good of all. When Imagers, supervisors and as a foreign object and gather around you join you can save with confidence. Or, if you jrectors in the residence need money, borrow at special, low interest. Waste the IUD. If a fertilized egg ills are trained in such authority plans At your credit union, you're a member, not a ields as microbiology, comes along, these cells customer. And that means a lot. rotation, home economics, prevent it from implanting. But you'll never know, till you The IUD rates next to the belong. iiisiness and sociology. Hat In addition to each hall's itaff, imploy s the a University full-time river clean-up project pill in effectiveness 98 per cent. An occasional pregnancy occurs with the — about If you're on the University STUDENTS - payroll - INCLUDING you're eligible to join the world's largest university credit union. Do it today ! upsies and downsies of ment of i to lecuure to The Waste Control students. As to the glass and paper f questid i, and check each Authority at MSU is recycling, the Waste Control uestions applies uli's facilities. Employes are carefully currently working students to develop glass with There will be booths at registration, and signup Authority is presently working with students to Jtanqerj- m EMPLOYEES *rooed through physical and W^e are also being 600 E. Crescent Rd., just east of the Manly Miles Bldg. paper recycling develop a recycling program zation examinations, and receive programs and a river incorporated into Wfelcilhe Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 for both of these items and eriodic training courses in cleanup project for this fall Wfeek activities (tentatively having establish a collection center selecti ood handling, term. set for 1:30 p.m. Monday). in each hall, and efforts ousekeeping, sanitation We are also hoping to must be fluid to insure inance ind other parts of food The river cleanup will be register students' through success. indicat in makl said food service's with precautions are "very held in conjunction with Lansing on Sept. 30, 1972. Efforts in this project will their residence Sept. 27, there will be a mass meeting of the halls. On To dig where we're " and first and be along the Red Cedar and volunteers to coordinate oremost to maintain the Grand Rivers in Lansing, transportation and give E (best possible sanitation. "We adhere to state and Kieral regulations," he said, Vhich are equalled or beginning at the boundaries of East Lansing and MSU. The Waste Control Authority, In working with information assignments. Lansing will provide the food, the heavy equipment, and most of the and coming from, N urpassed by our own the Volunteer Bureau, is sma'l tools needed. Plans are ISEO andards." hoping to involve 500 MSU for all day Sept. 3 PO RIVER 132-0112 JOE COOL ALWAYS SPENDS HIS FIRST TWO WEEKS AT COLLEGE SAILING HIS FRISBEE. IC -5:30 SPEND YOUR FIRST TWO WEEKS AT COLLEGE DECORATING YOUR ROOM WITH POSTERS, CANDLES, MOBILES, ETC, ETC, FROM JONES HALLMARK SHOP 301 E. GRAND RIVER. You've got to check us out! In the time it takes to get your self together and It's the come out to our store, you can \> finally find that university you want "laide" outfits. area store that understands where you're coming from when Our selection of baggies, pleats, cuffs and everything for the layered look has got to be the "baddest" you'll find tnis side of "Louis the Hatter." real Say you can at man, I know you think we're running the game, but if you can't buy least come check it out. When you do "cop" from us, don't tell your brother what you paid for our game, your new Webster's outfit; hell think you're running game too! We're on the up and up! SQUARE BUSINESS! thing. Coke. ^yUb^,,r,h, ' iu,horl,l' ot T** CMt-Col* OC*-CoU ■otlllm Comitnv of Ml Meridian Mull WefcstR MEN'S WEAR Lansing Mall Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Student's study guide offers help to minorities But he notes that it has By RAY ANDERSON But Sigh's ideas did not is the white student. State News Staff Writer merit for any student "If a student can get rid stop with the study guide. Studying getting you watching his grades decline As a counselor in MSU's of the myths and as rapidly as his spirit. down? Or more specifically, summer orientation for stereotypes of black and "I was ultimately the lack of knowing how? Supportive Services Sigh has white experience in America confused when I arrived," been It did bother MSU senior working with he can make it through any the former Mississippi Roy D. Sigh, so he dropped developmental programs to curriculum," Sigh stressed. resident explained. "I admit out of school about two minority students He added that flunking needed the information who, he said, would not out had nothing to do with years back to discover the when I got here, not when I art of make it otherwise. ability in most cases, but studying. was a senior." He believes that college rather Sigh, who was admitted His a poor use of time to MSU in 1968 under a pamphlet- should should be a challenge, but and a combined failure of special program for prove an asset in that reflecting on his own the student and University educationally deprived respect. The material is experience, thinks there to structure the first year of students, said that the presented in a concise, should be a more humane school. Detroit schools did not pertinent and interesting and direct approach to "The student should be fashion, including providing relevent shown prepare him for the a model of university. His grades were colloquialisms. It makes its information before students instruction in which he can so bad after a year that point without forcing the get here. He specifically see himself. I went crazy reader into a dictionary for dropping out seemed to be cited financial aids, tutoring trying to find out what my Take the only bright alternative to eventual failure. six reading. hours of arduous and counseling, deficient. being needs were," he said. But he added Members of the Society for Creative Anachronism practice their that--and This all leads to return and subsequent Sigh's 3.5 need Anyone who feels they studying pointers SIGH Though the information is available to students in students who comfortable here don't or feel find the tournament last fall. The society meets for regular maneuvers before jousting and sword practice a I grade average. Rather than could absorb the primary — "Agree with your University publications, University irrelevent should schedules tournaments throughout the year. keep all he's learned about suggestions in an hour. It roommate rapping many students remain leave, State News photo by Jonathan studying to himself he's might be added that the while ... no reading. Talk, play unaware of it, he said. Kaufman! prepared a 35-page study hour would be well spent. music on your breaks." Sigh "I had some people this pamphlet to assist minority with limited Though the material is then goes to note-taking, summer know who didn't even BY TELEPHONE students essentially common sense, it "Notes should be brief as they were in the educational background. is the type of common sense possible. Only copy developmental program" he The pamphlet was students frequently ignore word-for-word said. concepts MSU tours researched, illustrated and irrelevent. However, that are hard for you to He partially attributes the provided as lettered by Sigh with the applying it could mean the dig." And then thorou^i problem to myths of intent of eliminating the difference between passing reading, reviewing, inability and minority status confusion he experienced as and failing. that blacks and other test-taking and term paper incoming special student. minority groups carry with As a service to people not courtesy phone installed in They keep time for more an Starting with a studyi writing. "The programs them to the University. as acquainted to the 1969 at Capitol City than 40,000 students from the arts and Airport in Lansing, offers medicl "They are faced with a University campus as attending this — the state's through business, educatil totally different students and faculty, the listeners a recorded tour of largest and one of the the campus which runs two engineering and high] environment," he said in MSU Dept. of Information nation's leading institutions energy physics. reference to the confusion Services offers an audio tour minutes and 15 seconds. of higher learning. "Along with of University life. "But of the campus by dialing The audio tour of MSU "These students come traditional while they are trying to receives 3,000 to 4,000 calls fields, 355-1855. from every corner of the offers innovative prog solve their identity crisis so The five - digit - one a year averaging 50 - 60 calls world — 85 foreign nations, to prepare students to What . a week. The A campus number, listed at a complete text every state and every the problems in the ghetl mm BIG LITTLE of the service which starts with eight bongs from county in Michigan. "A wealth of academic the developing nations rapidly urbanizing s aJ a Quiet $23.00 ~"e Service per term ^ - BOOKS, COMICS TOM SWIFT Beaumont follows: "These Tower, are is the bells of as opportunities is offered in 15 colleges, a school of Prominent in this is I center for urban affairs I NEJAC TV RENTALS advanced graduate study the CURIOUS USED Equal Opportune of 337-1300 BOOKSHOP 541 E. GRAND RIVER Beuamont Tower parklike campus of nearby on the and an honors college. "The internationally - Programs. "Supporting the strl DOWNSTAIRS 332-0112 Michigan State University. acclaimed faculty attracts a academic curriculum Pace P student includes body the which largest more than 2,400 rt projects. Researchers We specialize in Atmosphere! concentration of merit work with the cyclotroi Also try our scholars in the nation. nuclear reactor, or in comprehensive compil PAPER center and a new reseJ FASHION FORECAST: TIFFANIES library. Michigan StatJ 2» the site of the Atol The boots happen here. R & H shoes Energy Commission's pfl As research laboratory. 1 always, for whatever look welcomes all "Once rolling farmlal you are. For pants and long the 5,000 acre campus! things and short things and students to visit - city in itself. Twenty - fl anything else that's fall. Lansing's finest thousand students live| University housing VjnhSJ Nites selection of new approaches make! possible to take classes! Monday & Wednesday campus footwear residence halls. 9 pm till Midnight at the most PROGRESSIVE RO popular prices in JtanqerJr MOWS town! albert/m.a.c. IYYICI '/i Mile East of E. Lansing on Grand River SAN FRANCISCO TO THE MIDWEST 11 P.M. - 5 A.IVi. I 349-3430 The Shoe People 324 S. Washingtoe Square Tflojxic^ T^e^touLoxoynt Stereo Discounts on Such Names as: ROYAL serving italian and american cuisine HITACHI TOYO cocktails and choice wines SPECIALIZING IN Professional Recording Service ITALIAN FOOD AND STEAKS Coming Soon: also TRIYI PIZZA TO GO! OPEN MON - THURS 11 AM - 2:00 AM FRI - SAT 11 AM -4:30 AM SUNDAY 1 PM - 8 PM $1.00 OFF!! discount price on any 8 - track 1810 S. WASHINGTON (At Mt. Hope) tape with this coupon AMPLE LIGHTED PARKING LOT ACROSS THE STREET. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 B5 Getting Down Is the Bomb! But It Won't Get You Over GET INVOLVED WITH THE MINORITY STUDENT BLACK STUDENTS OF ORGANIZATION OF YOUR CHOICE! ENGINEERING BLACK MEDICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Purpose: BSE is the organization through which the black students of engineering will relate themselves Contact, Ralph Watson to other organizations, institutions and ASSOCIATION OF BLACK SOCIAL WORK individuals. BSE shall address itself to the academic survival of STUDENTS BLACK LIBERATION FRONT black engineering students. President: Roland La Purpose: To further goals of the black Purpose: To unite the African of Dispora, in community, as defined by the black particular those attending MSU, with the continental Tieque community. Contact: Lonnie BLACK STUDENTS FROM DETROIT Purpose - Williams 351-7253 Africans. Minister: Chui Karega 353-5331 Aid programs concerning blacks in Lansing and BLACK ARTS COMPANY BLACK PRE MEDICAL Detroit. President Gerald Hayes - STUDENTS - Purpose: To create and sustain an MSU black theatre ASSOCIATION Purpose: To prepare the pre - BLACK UNITED FRONT company. Contact Eric Winston 353-9320. medical studentc for a relevant career in medicine. Purpose: To serve the needs of the black students. BLACK FRATERNITIES /SORORITIES Contact* Archie Carter Contact Ron Bowden 353-2969 ALPHA PHI ALPHA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA CHICANO GRADUATE STUDENT BL^CK VETERANS ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION KAPPA ALPHA PSI DELTA SIGMA THETA Purpose: Recruitment Purpose: Aid in and out of school. President - of chicanos into graduate OMEGA PSI PHI SIGMA GAMMA RHO programs, and provide assistance Morris Connerly to undergraduate PHI BETA SIGMA ZETA PHI BETA students. Contact COALITION OF BLACK ATHLETES - Luis Gonzales - Center for Contact - These organizations have regularly Urban Affairs Purpose: Conditions of black athletes Contact Allen scheduled meetings on Sunday afternoon in Smith or Eric Winston 353-9320 the university union. Purpose: To provide for the CHICANO VETERANS ASSOCIATION MINORITY PRE - LAW ASSOCIATION Purpose: To help better the plight of the Mexican Purpose: To interest minority blacks, chicanos, and minority students a complete mix of social, financial, - and cultural activities American community. Contact: Dr. American Indians students, into law, and to make designed to be relevant to the Joseph Spielbera 353-2950 them sensitive to the community needs in law and surrounding black community. MECHA assist them in getting into law school. Contact Walter BLACK PATHSEEKERS Purpose: To establish an awareness among Chicanos Thomas Jr. 311 Student Services 353-8857 Purpose: To focus on a recreational program that of their plight as a disadvantaged minority; to assert PROJECT GRAPEVINE/GRAPEVINE JOURNAL will emphasize physical activities, specializing in their rights as American citizens, and to assume their Purpose: To give minority students a communication extra - curricular and outdoor projects. President - rightful share of the social economic, educational and channel to express themselves, and to learn and Irving Armstrong political opportunities. Contact - Tonatzin Alfaro practice arts of good journalism. Contact George White Rm. 25 Student Services 353-9066 ASSOCIATED BLACK STUDENTS OF SOCIOLOGY Purpose: To broaden the program of the Dept. of Sociology to include perspectives of minority peoples. President : Richard Johnson 353-8857 For further information contact: Center for Supportive Services Office of Black Affairs Equal Opportunities Program Room 32 Union Building Student Services Building Administration Building 353-5310 353-2969 353-3922 35 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 197J Pill, condom usedl for birth control ^Welcoming ft? you back.. .* V (Continued from Page 3) applications offer added protection. Use two more applicators of foam each time intercourse is repeated. pEwiaJ keeping a chart 0f I changes; the other ke€PinB a record involvfl f and to our new store in the Stadium Plaza Do not douche for 6 hours — that would remove - 8 menstrual cycles for or so and > vJ ♦ * or dilute the spermcide. Foam is good to have on by adding aJ subtracting here and finding a few safe days?1 the! Shopping Center on East Grand River . hand even method of birth control is if another month. A person who is yset serij * ♦ being used. Foam is simple to use and no doctor or about must using this be methj Come in and you'll see our complete selection prescription can be is needed. It purchased at Assistance of clinic is needed a dedicatel doctor J to |egJ * of fabrics, knits n crafts. * drugstores. Foam can be inserted about a half hour before what to do. the Depending circumstances, possible to conceive at jt J f ai intercourse. time during the menstnl * In some studies, foam has cycle. Rhythm is rated close to the diaphragm not! method to be tried in effectiveness. However, casual! studies are often done by Withdrawal of the peJ prior to ejaculation is L * drug companies — with I ilBric interest ancient in proving the contraceptM usefulness of their products. method. However, it is n The number of pregnant an effective method 1 foam - users showing up at avoiding pregnancy. X-TRA SPECIAL ON * Planned Parenthood clinics and public health on The pill is available om departments puts the prescription from 1 effectiveness of foam well doctor and for good reasol POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS * below a diaphragm. The condom (or rubber) Oral contraceptives are! strong drug and as with aj is made of thin latex and is drug, some people shod Famous brands 60-66" wide, placed over the erect penis not take them. A thoroj machine washable and dryable * just before intercourse. It prevents semen from getting into the vagina. Since their physical essential examination for a doctor determine whether the | p, manufacture is regulated by is relatively safe for j SPECIAL SAVINGS ♦ the Food Administration, condoms are of high quality and r>rug most individual to take. T exam should include a smear, a breast examj p. and blood pressure check a, breakage due to Stretch Knits Woven * examination of the patieJ Polyesters manufacturing defects is medical history. rare. Condoms are different Cotton blend knits Sportswear blends from the other birth control The patient should ti only the pills that have bt_ Cotton and polyester blends * methods because their use puts the responsibility the male. It offers some on prescribed. Another may have a different ki| effef protection against venereal The pill should be tall disease. Condoms can be &t about the same time e] acquired at most drugstores. day. This will make it es The condom is similar in to remember and \ effectiveness to the ensure effectiveness. If a 1 diaphragm. Installation is is missed, take it as soonl * Knits not as complicated. If the female uses vaginal foam at the same time, effectiveness is probably increased to 100 possible. 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THE ALOHA Staffers; Editorial, IBM typing and binding of from $9.60 WELCOME Display and Classified. We theses, resumes, publication. discouraged because most RESULTS. Place your ad PQG3 El TE3 Fall - Summer. $72. Cell call today Wehines and Keiki - Kanes missed your smiling faces! Across from campus, corner people are unable — or on the "Five Day Play 337-0908. Classified and Business Office J 2D CO IE 232 sleep tonight Join us Hawaiian in our first "Regulars". M.A.C. and Grand River, will not bother - to Safe Plan." You may 361-0717 Anniversary Celebration below Jones Stationery Shop. figure them out. Thus mSDCIESESB 3133 NEED ONE man. Cedar Village Gorgeous fabrics to decorate Call COPYGRAPH cancel it just as soon as Apertments. Fall - Spring. USED your rooms! STOP PLAYING budget bingo! losing you many the desired results have Reasonable. 332-6316 FENDER AND Guild crazy shirts, Look for a better SERVICES, 337-1666. C. deadline electric guitars. Martins and sandals, posters, jewelry end job in prospects. been obtained. today's Classified Ads. 111 P.M. one WHEN YOU need an apartment Gibeons, 5 string benjos - gifts. 303 Abbott Road. that's fresh and new, then more. 25% - 40% eff all new Transportation CALL "WANT AOS" merchendise. If we don't I Cine*llations/Cor- you need the rental oolumns of the Want Ads. heve whet you went, we will STAMPS Real Estate DESPERATE FOR | notions - 12 noon on* I tint day before try to get it. Lowest prices around on strings. ELDERLY BOUGHT & SOLD NEAR MSU — Shopping. Newly Transportation? Despair ends with the fine cars advertised 355-8255 Rooms INSTRUMENTS, 541 East 541 E. GRAND RIVER redecorated 2 bedroom in today's Classified Ads! Grand River (downstairs). home. Fireplace, garage and MALE KALIBS 332-0112 private fenced yard. $21,500. [ hk I Stat* News wHI be FOR Fall. Furnished, MAYTAG By owner, 349-2209. Wanted Imponsible only for ft* close, $80/month plus utilities. 351-727#. COPPERTONE TV RENTALS, $9.50 I Mint day's incorrect apartment dryer. 2 years old par With month, $23 Free I kmrtion. FARMHOUSE 332-3415. limited use. $75. delivery, service per term; and pick - Recreation DON'T FORGET blood comes FRATERNITY. only from people. Save a life. Ml students ads must b« Room, board. 151 Bogue. up. No deposit. New UNION BOARD Give blood. Professional YOU HAVE fun STEREOS available at same FLIGHTS $361/ term. Deteils, and save donors Cell Welcomes You. Hours, 1 - 4 compensated. 332-8636. rates. NEJAC, 337-1300. MICHIGAN p.m. weekdays. Call COMMUNITY 353-9777. C. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. TENENTS FOR your veeencies STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per C. are eesy to find with fast month, $23 per term; Free ELDORADO GOLF Automotive acting Want Ads. Dial MARSHALL MUSIC - your delivery, service and pick - No COURSE 366-8255 now. music headquarters for up. deposit. available at same rates. Call TV's 37S0 W. Howell Rd. Mason STAMPS ■fAIRLANE 1966. Excellent everything in music. Guitars, sheet music, records, stereo's, NEJAC, 337-1300. Student Rates-Weekdays BOUGHT & SOLD | eendition, Mechenioally For Side Driving Range, Carts, ind. Must sell. TV's, end complete Golf Equipment, Rental Clubs. $800, or TOO MANY things don't accessories. MARSHALL | twtoffsr. 351-8072. . . . NEW COMMUNITY bike, u knew whet to do? Sell CALL 676-2854 MUSIC, East Lansing. household goods with fast 1 BEETLE bikes, and bicycle repc 1970. AM/FM. acting Want Ads. Dial TIRED OF playing? Sell musical Mounted mow tires. 27,000 351-1963. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 355-8255 now. instruments for cash to eager East Michigan for ALL your I miles. $1500. 626-6880 after buyers with Want Ads. Dial I 4 p.m. optical needs, Welcomes You. (•mic Books Scionco fiction Peanuts Personal 355-8255. Y1S »we ■CLASSIFIED ADS are Service n matchmakers with to your cars fitted Basoboll cards Animals johns per . , Put An budget. Check .. there SELLING SERVICES? Sell Playboy Paperbacks FISH FREAKS - THE them to more people with apartment! l^ulo Service & Parts BUY MONGER made it through his first yeer celebrating with 29 gallon all end is DUANE, THANKS for caring, sharing, for being you. Love, Judy. low cost Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 now! • and balconies, too Li End To Leasing for Fall I* u T 0 m 0 t i V E SELL glass tanks for $20, and 50 DOC EVANS - HAPPY Diaper • gallon (V) tanks for $40. i Placement RETURN WITH STROH'S? COINS Roommate Service ^ m and rebuilt perts, at LOWEST used, TRADE Call us at 485-6036 for our fish specials. Open Monday - SURE HOPE OL' discount prices! NEGATIVE, ETC. AREN'T BOUGHT & SOLD WATER'S EDGE Friday, 12 • 9 p.m.; Saturday, TOO TIRED! KEK. and heights <•5-2276. auto parts. Sunday, 12-6 p.m. Prices good through September 24 et THE FISH Sunday, MARUT2 IS WELL. YOU 541 E. GRAND RIVER KALIBS 332-0112 RIVER'S EDGE next to Cedar Village 332-4432 Drudgery |*«0N BODY SHOP, 812 East MONGER, 1522 Eest KNOW WHAT I MEAN, ™am«oo Street [ '940. Complete . . . Since auto Michigan. BUiBA. DANTE. Call Us! Peinting and collision service. DIANE, GOOD LUCK and 485-0256, C Happy RAing, your friend. Mobile Homes AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE |LE2 Aviation T0 PLYI Complete WAITING FOR values? They're in the "Mobile Homes" for sale column in Ads. today's Want CACHET HOUSE, CASE. Welcome beck, you creeps. BUD'S 914 E. Gier St. 482-0864 1 3 ,ra,"ing. All 355-8266 CROSSWORD AUTO PARTS courses ere to place a Went Miss you. Nancy. f*ArnK?9n,andVACWtl«« $ contact DOUG SIEB class ot '71 apartment rental rates and with each other, but Americans now own mobile Mobile homes are much mobile nome owners rent can b| as comfortable J tTi or Special Representative older residents are up in actually, just the opposite is homes, a tremendous jump cheaper than houses, the space to park their miserable as " Ted Torgeson, from 20 years ago when you want tL 332-5056 arms over sky-rocketing true, Torgeson said, because mass home. Though, some area property taxes. manager of Vamey's Mibile mobile homes were called production techniques are mobile home parks in East make it," he explaineJ "trailers" and "Sure, if you're marriel And, significantly, the Homes in Okemos, said. only the used to manufacture mobile Reserve Life In§ufaric mobile home business in the "As the tax situation gets transient lower class lived homes. Lansing other are sites in not scenic, surrounding you're not going to wanttl live in an 8 by 36 foot hoiJ worse and property taxes go in them. Torgeson said there were areas are. Mobile home or buy a larger home that! higher, more people will Torgeson said there were other advantages to mobile parks usually have a long list in terrible shape. For just ■ WELCOME BACK begin to think about mobile many reasons for the homes: of rules that owners must homes." increase, but the biggest •Low upkeep and obey, but these rules serve little more money, yof "A mobile home looks factor was still the price. could get a good, use! maintenance-Upkeep is a to keep the park quiet and pretty good to somebody mobile home, matter of occasional chores, liveable. trailer 10 by 50 ft. home. He claimed most of tl ] who's tired of paying high completely furnished with not major repairs. The "A mobile home park STUDENTS rent, because for the same price, as he's paying for rent, he can buy a nice wall-to-wall carpeting and wood paneling, won't cost anywhere near what a house exterior is permanently finished wood, metal or synthetic and is easily should community can kick be out an because those ideal you who good mobile homes plumbing standards and e: electric! for normj housing units. mobile home that he can similarly decorated would washable, aren't friendly and Torgeson also discountel East Lansing Bus Depot eventually towards use home." for equity cost," he explained. Torgeson pointed out • Lower taxes-In considerate," Marshall King, the usual fears that mobifl a a Michigan, mobile homes are manager of Park Lake homes depreciate rapidly we also rent cars to MSU students "And for the person 24-foot wide and 65-foot taxed as vehicles, not real Mobile Home Park said. | 21 with a valid drivers license. who's paying a lot for long mobile home with estate—a carryover from the "Another price, causing I over thing is that mobile-home owner to serving property taxes, a mobile home is to his advantage, plush carpeting, modern furniture and two bedrooms days when mobile homes were moved from place to security in parks is mobile usually much home substantially when he lo| si his home. because he doesn't pay a which he was selling for place often. The vehicle tax tighter than it would be for "The depreciation is nil GREYHOUND, INDIAN TRAILS, SHORTWAY property tax." People of all ages, but about $10,000. "A house that had that is about $12 for a 10 by 50 foot mobile home. people who homes." live in regular as extreme as most think," he explained. "TB peopf For departures For departures •Mobility- Mobile homes Torgeson said he thought reason is that a mobil East Lansing Bus Depot are movable with too to Detroit call to other cities ® Are many people still home does not become ara 308 W. Grand River you looking for a compatible 332-2813 call 332-2569 transportation costs usually believed that all mobile less liveable or usable aftT g date? Try computer - matched dating. less than household moving homes ■ For additional information fill out were cramped, five years than after on J this coupon and send to: year. It's sort of f compromise between a cal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH which depreciates rapidly! ■Cupid Computer more miles are put on tlfl ■Box 702 (DISCIPLES) engine, and a house, w usually gains a little | i i ■ Lansing, Mi. 48903 1001 Chester Road value." 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While other 5 tudent members and hangers ASMSU board on debate the great Towing By W.W. WHITING State News Staff Writer Lansing City Council about subjected to several death stirs his disappearance that he alleged indiscriminate threats, stonings and at least was "getting out" because issues of our times, Next to the towing practices engaged in IPC representative tow dogcatcher, a one beating by angry car of the threats. In May, a truck operator is by the State Towing and owners. One apartment large "For Sale" sign was Ron Barnes' mind probably one of the most Storage Co. (ST&S) of owner was allegedly "scared placed on the fence in front wanders from the despised individuals in East Lansing. They charged the out of his wits" by threats. of the business, the phone agenda. Lansing. company also damaged cars East Lansing city disconnected and Wilson's A flood and made it difficult to State News photo by of complaints councilman George A. whereabouts a mystery. from local retrieve towed vehicles. Colburn Bruce Remington towing victims indicated that ST&S was not the only last spring resulted in ST&S owner Cliff Wilson the Though it only began business to suffer, however, closing of the most operating in December told him three weeks before (Continued on page 11) prosperous towing firm in 1971, ST&S succeeded in the area while the owner acquiring a virtual disappeared to parts monopoly in unknown. private contracts for towing cars The controversy arose in from East April when several students Lansing. Violators of private parking complained to the East areas were towed six miles from campus to north Lansing where stranded MSU route: dead issue motorists were forced to Stop at Capitol City Lumber pay $15 plus $2 for each for decorating values! day of storage. Apartment complexes By BILL WHITING process. and local businesses used approximately 40 A. Colburn, State News Staff Writer One of the most divisive The controversy early in 1971 when state arose individuals and expressed their opinions on groups administrative the assistant an at the state University, local and officials in finding ST&S services to keep their parking lots free of Unfinished Furniture state capitol, and alternatives officials to the unwanted intruders — a job issues on campus last year began to make the route to the trustees. cross plans George L. Griffiths, a junior campus route, with that wasn't as lies buried beneath a rubble for construction Among those supporting easy as it which high school teacher, made particular emphasis sounds. of resolutions but its spirit involved the the highway then were the their on mass demolition opposition to the transit proposals. ST&S employes still haunts the side streets of several Chamber of Commerce of route a were mayor campaign The University of East Lansing. buildings along Trowbridge Greater began a Road, including the former Lansing, East issue as they garnered heavy study of mass transit Tiywood" The ghost of the cross Lansing Meridian i - Area student support in their MSU Credit Union prospects on campus this campus highway was building. Chamber of Commerce, successful quest for council in declared a "dead issue" by The board of trustees voted Pretzel Bell summer conjunction with Restaurant, seats. the state Commerce Dept. state Highway Dept. unanimously to rescind Ingham County Board of East Lansing Mayor Bureau of Transportation. officials in April following several months of heated their approval of the plans in a closed session in June, though it had Commissioners, Township and East Lansing. Meridian Wilbur narrowly Brookover, who defeated The four to six month study authorized in June is I Sales public debate over whether approved Heading up the incumbent Mayor Gordon slated to center on the 3121 S. Pennsylvania the concrete ribbon would plans as late as September opposition L. 1969. were ASMSU, Thomas, proved to be the feasibility of introducing TU 2 0276 be allowed to slice through Residence Halls decisive factor in a close 3 - While Assn., "people mover" systems to •Paneling the center of campus. there was no Faculty Environmentalists, 2 vote to rescind city the campus as prototypes 'Spindles Scheduled since 1949 to organized lobby against the Stop the Campus Access support of the proposal for subsequent networks in 'Unfinished Furniture run from Trowbridge Road route at that time, the Route (SCAR), Cyclists for trustees following a long public the state's urban centers. to Grand River Avenue, were apparently a Cleaner America, the E - hearing. parallel to the Grand Trunk motivated by a growing QUAL In campus a resolution Area officials are hoping Railroad tracks, the cross chorus of grassroots environmental group and introduced by Colburn, the a rapid mass transit system campus route went down in opposition, including the Coalition for Human city council also voted to can be devised to replace ruins when the board of residents of Spartan Village Survival. join other governmental metropolitan bus service trustees voted to rescind an who argued that the route, "The route units "in a which has suffered through would study of route agreement of 20 years slated for completion in provide improved access to alternatives and vigorous reduced patronage, strikes standing Nov. 19, 1971. 1975, would have severed MSU. This benefit is of the efforts to and several reorganizations It fatal double blow them from develop was a the main utmost importance to both to the highway route, campus. MSU and all Michigan transportation alternatives." Early this year the in recent years. Deacon Bench $24.38 coming on the heals of a The action came as an citizens," said John P. council appointed a special similar resolution by the unpleasant surprise to angry Woodford, deputy director commission to study those East Lansing City Council that same week. local and state officials who severely criticized the and chief engineer for the Highway Dept. alternatives and come up with recommendations. Nite Stand 3 Draw $15.60 The highway was slated trustees for going back on He argued that the route They will cooperate with to provide an alternate their agreement. They would actually serve to route for traffic which charged that it would result in unite the campus by Five Draw Chest $27.45 normally takes Grand River a considerable waste of providing railroad grade Avenue, designated a state money which had already separations at Farm Lane trunk line. State and local highway officials cite figures been spent in plans for the construction as well as and Bogue Street for north - south campus traffic. Six Draw Chest $28.35 showing daily traffic counts hindering solutions to area The route figures For the finest tunning over 48,000 traffic congestion. vehicles at the center of N early 500 people prominantly in November city council races the in travel service. Our Food Is Corner Cabinets $38.55 East Lansing — well above attended a marathon public which led to a dramatic .. the designed street capacity. hearing in October where AIMANTKIIl shift of allegiance. George However, local environmental groups Mo, Tours Cruises Checks Record Cabinets $14.30 hammered away at the ; proposal, charging that the Downtown Rent-a-Ci highway would upset the ecological balance of a 104 S. WASHINGTON SQUARE Bar Stools $5.39 College Travel Office nearby woodlot. campus groups pointed out Other Beef Sandwich $1.09 the route would divide the Downtown Waldo Travel Agency Youth Chair $3.98 campus in two and create 115 W. Allegan traffic hazards in the Lansing 372-8020 Deli FREE Four Draw Desk $24.83 ROOMMATE Welcomes You SERVICE 332-4432 To Lansing. BURCHAM IVOODS Hutch & Base $59.55 Spacious, furnished studio, Gun Cabinets $45.45 l and 2 bedroom apartments designed with in mind. Highback Chairs $15.95 Starting this fall . . . you PLUS Cricket Stools $1.75 • Most parking per unit in E.Lansing • Heated pool • Around the clock service EXCLUSIVE • Security deposits refunded on the The spot during move-out week New York Times News Service 1 bedroom-from $159/mth. 2 bedroom-from $210/mth. Apartments shown from I is it our Shelf Shop 2-7 p.m. daily and on weekends Shelving Right here . . .every day . . . NOW LEASING 1X12- 2;V Lin. It. Exclusive in the State News. FOR FALL CAPITOL CITY LUMBER CO. 700 E. Kalamazoo Enjoy it. 745 Burcham Drive Minutes West on Kalamazoo IV 2-1115 PERSONALIZED SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY 351-3118 OPEN MONDAY 7:30 to 9 P.M. STORE HOURS: Tues. thru Fri. 7:30-5:30; if no answer call - 484-4014 Sat. 7:30-12:30 Qg Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 19 J COMMON CONCEPT Policies vary at local co-ops By LINDA WERFELMAN houses, one designed for continued. "It's more peer State News Staff Writer women, the other for men. pressure that makes you The 11 co - operative "You get a pretty good go." living units in the East voice in the way things are Hedrick House, like most Lansing area, though based going in the house," other co - ops, has a work on the common concept of Kathleen Brennan, East schedule which residents economic democracy, have Lansing senior and resident formulate before each term adopted 11 different of the house, said. "If you begins. Each student works methods of living this don't like something, you for about three hours each philosophy. can change it." week on some type of Hedrick House, which The has housekeeping task, Booking co - op a MSU Student Housing constitution, but there are including cooking lunch or Corporation (SHC) few rules which house supper, purchasing Mike Clark, East Lansing sophomore, stretches out in his bunk in pursuits - studying. executive secretary James members must obey, she household supplies or Montie House to take time to engage in that most noble of academic State News photo Jones, Grand Rapids added. One rule requires by Martin performing routine Overholt graduate student, has called attendance at house maintenance jobs. tolerate living "In a co - op, it is participatory democracy." democracy," he said, As "an average house with a meetings, but no formal Phillip Bozzo, SHC dormitory. In a dorm, you governed by the house," ' one ops, the of the newer co • op is cj fairly wide spectrum of punishment is applied to business manager, said his have no way of controlling continued. "I think that the Bozzo lives in New The house has no people in it," is a University those who do not attend, initial desire to to the dorm willing to experiment" - move a co policy. It's op offers the very Community Co ■ op, which permanent work structure, changes in work stru il - supervised co - educational Brennan said. "They could - op was prompted by governed by the board of positive aspect of possesses an environment since residents schedule co • op. About 40 students fine you, but they don't economic reasons. trustees and the dormitory cooperation with other which "varies between their housekeeping jobs one and house some government of the older til live in the co • op's two really like to do that," she 'Secondly. I could no people — it's a form of anarchy and participatory week in advance, he said. —. .. . - co we've surrounde CEDAR GREENS ...i., ^ CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS right next to Brody Complex £5? are now leasing student and married couples units for fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual air - conditioning. These two - man units have ample parking space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We also have a full time - resident manager for any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MRS. CHANEL 372-2797 or 351-8631. MODEL OPEN 12 5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3 - 6 9 and 12 - month leases available. All three locations have: LUXURY furniture ample parking luxurious furnishings POOL 4620 S. HAGADORN TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are nol are completely carpeted and furnishe dishwasher, garbage disposal and indivi to 3 parking spaces per unit. Recreation rooms and private balconies. If You wa" P The 2 bedroom units start at RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: $60/montnj AVAILABLE. LAry swimming pool air conditioning Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 C7 Union moves in By linda WERFELMAN Subsequent efforts to East Lansing restaurants > News Staff Writer unionize McDonald's, 234 working conditions - by impression is that they're W. Grand River contributed to the failure of it, but you can establishment last Ave., Coral not treating students like still paying never predict increased unionization. exactly what the that," he said. November of a union shop Gables, 2838 E. Grand migrant farm workers," he state River Ave., and Elias Smaller businesses minimum wage added. at Lums of East Lansing, Bros. probably would not be allows," he said. An alternative method of 231 MAC ave., led some to Big Boy, 401 E. Grand Conditions have not Union activities this fall unionized because achieving union goals might River Ave., failed to they changed in the nine months predict a totally unionized sufficient attract were "not lucrative enough since unionization of probably are unlikely, be the formation of a "quasi East Lansing business worker support. for the unions," Thomas Lums, Larrowe added. "I haven't - union," sponsored by a Employes at Lizards, 224 Larrowe said j district. However, a union Abbott Road, rejected Westgate, then president of recently. "My heard anybody talk about local group. | movement has failed to unionization in May 1971. the chamber of commerce, I materialize. The Best Steak remarked after unionization Formation of a union at House, of Lums. Lifestyles 218 Abbott lums, which jI both unions of supportersand Road, whose employes accepted a union Other East Lansing vary at co-ops shop one year earlier, and businesses, especially | management had considered Lums remain the restaurants with high i beachhead for union only employe turnover rates, unionized restaurants in By LINDA WERFELMAN | organization, apparently East could have been "more State News Staff Writer Each co-op has its own also offer room only plans if they live in I was an isolated case. Lansing. Counter susceptible to union Eleven co distinctive atmosphere, and charge about $150 each supervised females. During picketing of workers at Cunningham's - operative ranging from housing. Montie House and Beal people," he added. housing units, the term. These houses, because of Lums, William Weld, Drug Store, 101 E. Grand C. Patric Larrowe, owned or "conservative, clean ■ cut, The houses range in size House, 525 M.A.C. Ave., financial secretary treasurer River Ave., operated by their student all their supervised status, do belong to the professor of economics and - American setting" to a from 10 residents in both classed as supervised and business agent of the same union. residents, have created living not house residents of both adviser to the union relatively unrestricted Evergreen House, 420 housing, provide living space Hotel Restaurant Despite local, atmospheres "very much "anarchistic" method of sexes in the same buildings. temporary argued that the "atrocious needed in the Evergreen Ave., to the 50 Hedrick House 140 for men only. The other Employes and Bartenders enthusiasm over installation wages of the competitive, operations, SHC executive who live in Montie House, - 146 supervised co - op, Ulrey Union, Local 235, promised of a union at Lums, the whole fragmented, isolated, cold Coilingwood Drive, and industry" could activate world of a secretary James Jones, 548 M.A.C. Ave. House, 505 M.A.C. Ave., tight job market, students' big university," Nexus House, 437 | that other East Lansing student employes. according to a report issued Grand Rapids graduate Five of the houses are - 445 houses 30 women. restaurants would be "put legendary lack of interest in Abbott Road, Employers could avoid by the student, said. classified as University are Juniors, seniors and on the menu" for future economic activism and the MSU Student - considered co educational unionization only Housing Corporation (SHC) Co-ops charge from $190 supervised housing, and are - graduate students may live organizing activities. relatively small size of most by to $255 for because each operates two in the supervised houses and "improving wages and earlier this year. each room and board open to sophomores, who houses, one for male also in unsupervised co - term. Several houses may live off - campus only students, the other for ops. YOU WITH LUXURY 4969 """ Campus Hill Dr. 1 — NEXT TO GRAND RIVER CAMPUS HILL APARTMENTS, now under new management is leasing student units for the fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air conditioning. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. Throughout the academic year there will be free bus transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time Resident If you want to be among the first residents of Manager for any maintainance. CAMPUS HILL call today. 2 bedroom units start at S62.50/month per man. MODEL OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL BOB McGRIFF at 349-3530. 3, 6, 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. Managed exclusively by: lust north ol Ml. Hope Rd. It]* ^1&se spacious luxury "itorranean furniture. apartments Each unit has a W'oning. These four man units have up Welcome ON GRADUATED FINES Ticket hearing By LINDA WERFELMAN Judiciary in July. involving falsification of the ruling that students may State News Staff Writer Use of the graduated information used in vehicle not be ticketed for A request for a judicial parking system is "a denial improper registration. registration of hearing to determine the of equal protection under vehicles after 6 p.m. on University's right to law'," according to Charles Payment of fines within weekdays or on weekends. continue the graduated Massoglia, director of five days after issuance of a The regulation will not be parking fine system ASMSU Legal Aid. traffic ticket implies that "if changed officially until probably will be decided The suit will be one of you don't appeal the ticket completion of a University this fall. four challenges of five within five days, you're traffic study early next The graduated parking sections of University guilty," Massoglia said. year, Eldon Nonnameker, system requires students Student Motor Vehicle vice president for student parking in restricted Regulations. The requirement also affairs, said. faculty-staff parking areas The other suits will violates sections of the "Making piecemeal to pay higher fines each challenge the requirement Academic Freedom Report changes in the rules without time they are ticketed, fines that fines be paid within which guarantee students knowing how these would as high as $25. Nonstudents five days, the right of the the right to a judicial effect other campus traffic parking in the same areas All-University Traffic hearing if they are accused problems would defeat the assessed $2 each time Committee of violating a University are (AUTC) to purpose of the study, " they receive tickets. suspend parking and driving regulation, he added. Nonnamaker said. The Associated Students permits and the jurisdiction of MSU (ASMSU) filed the of the The third suit, Student Traffic suit with Student-Faculty Appeals Court over issues questioning the right of AUTC to revoke permits is City $5 pot too vague, the suit charged. SOFT CONTACT LENSES AVAILABLE University policy has set standards for suspension of permits, a situation which Massoglia said "makes it no By RAY ANDERSON passes by a $100 fine. the recently revised state Atty. Gen. Frank J. not apply to the camDil impossible for a student to State News Staff Writer However, options exist, code which would permit Kelley has rendered an which still follows GET A CHECK UP the a - guess under what conditions East Lansing is one of which would permit a judge the court to place an opinion permitting a statute. his driving permit might be only to levy a judgement best offender under probation. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR AN two Michigan cities difference in fines, but it Arrests for marijuana J EYE EXAMINATION. WE FILL suspended." where an arrest for smoking suited to individual Once the obligation or has not been tested in the have been more INDIVIDUAL NEEDS WITH marijuana will cost the user circumstances. probationary period has courts, McGinty said. frequent! EXPERTISE, ACCURACY The final suit charged The district been fulfilled the arrest and campus than off, Wjt|J only $5. court may The ordinance originally total of 82 that the Student Traffic being made l| YOU RE IN FOCUS Appeals Court should have That is for the first request the offender to: conviction would be called for a $1 fine, but year. WITH offense and only if the •Participate in dropped from the offender's spoasor city Councilman In one case no jurisdiction to judge record. „uni| cases charging students with arresting officers decide to community programs. George Colburn amended it living in married housl FASHION FRAMED altering or unauthorized charge the user under the •Research and report on East Lansing asst. because he didn't think he was stopped for defect! city ordinance. the medical, legal, social and attorney Dennis McGinty could get the necessary transfering of a parking equipment, an GLASSES permit or registration The $5 marijuana law was psychological effects of said the ordinance does not votes to pass it. subsequently arrested L passed by the East Lansing drug use. conflict with the state He also felt police might possession certificate or with of marijuaL CO-OPTICAL SERVICE falsification of other vehicle city council on June 20 and • Participate in area statute, since they both be inclined to use the state when the MSU arrest! calls for a graduated fine probation or correctional regard the offense as a ordinance if the fine were officer information. noted a vial I from $5 to $100. misdemeanor. These cases should be An arrest for a second programs. •Submit to a public or There has been too low. marijuana like substance! some Though use of marijuana her purse. He observed! judged by Student-Faculty offense would cost $10 and private community health question as to the difference has been rising steadily in while she Judiciary, Massoglia said. a third or any subsequent program for personal in fines, and some the community there has her driver's was looking f (Edgemont Shopping Center) Saginaw and Waverly license, and tli An earlier case resulted in arrest would be punishable counseling. disgruntled state and some been a decrease in arrests searched her car for a The last alternative could disgruntled state legislators and East Lansing police additional be used only upon the have evidence, suggested have reportedly ignored found none. request or advice of a implementing a law that discreet smokers on public This is not necessarl mental or medical health would prohibit local streets. typical and some offic| agency. governmental units from There is a note of caution have been known to lol_ convenience The ordinance also lowering the fine beneath to be attached to this. 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Built - in convenience in any of our studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. omplete For nine month leases: Studio from $137.50 per month 1 bedroom from $75 per man per month <9 2 bedroom from $62.70 per man per month are • Generators Beechwood 351-9564 North Pointe 351-2353 • Alternators Delta Arms 332-1317 University Terrace 337-9341 • Brake Service Evergreen Arms 332-8295 University Villa 332-2189, 351-2249 • Ignition Parts . Mufflers & Pipes Haslett Arms 332-3843 Inn America 337-1621 • Wheel Balancing KILDEA'S MIME SERVICE HUU&E • Road Service 918 E.Grand Rive( Phone HALSTEAD MAHASEMHT • Starters SUnhCII 337-9320 or 444 Michigan Avenue • Shocks 337-2500 East Lansing 351-7910 • Electronics Tune-Ups OPEN 7 DAYS 24 HOURS Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 C9 Merchants wage war against local shoplifters By NANCY PARSONS "The majority of the State News Staff Writer record. It is only a $3 book. You News Analysis shoplifters we catch are of the amateur "Kids just don't realize can easily slip it into your variety, ones how serious it is when they that just don't understand pocket and simply walk out year and the number shoplift," Johnson said. of number of how very serious shoplifting of the store with it. arrests as plainclothes of August this It may have been detectives," Ballein said. really is," Ford said. "We've caught people easy to year is at least that amount. "We look on this as a rip off stores a few years One of the factors which taking small things that they very serious problem. I have The penalty for had the money right with ago but the East Lansing has caused an increase in the known stores to go shoplifting can range up to them to buy. One girl we merchants have been number waging of people bankrupt from shoplifting $100 fine, 90 days in jail, war against this or caught lost her scholarship perennial apprehended for shoplifting but with both. A person arrested for crime and they have been a more serious to MSU because she was is better methods of winning. effort, we have been able to stealing must have their caught stealing something policing stores. cut these losses to under 1 fingerprints taken and will worth Shoplifting in the East A number of area just a few dollars," per cent of our sales," permanently have a police Lansing area has caused merchants have installed a Ballein said. Johnson added. losses totaling tens of new electronic device which thousands of dollars each sounds an alarm when an Johnson agreed that a year but a new "get tough article is illegally taken from well - trained staff aware of policy" by local merchants a store. what to watch out for have has been instrumental in Managers of stores been able to apprehend a cutting down the amount. declined to describe how number of shoplifters. "Our losses were the equipment operates but phenomenal until we really the Hosier's manager, one of "We tell our salespeople started getting serious about the that we will back them all stores utilizing the the problem," Paula the way if they catch electronic devices, agreed Johnson, manager of that this method was a anyone stealing," Johnson Hosier's said. great said. "It's not very easy to aid in detecting shoplifters. "We mean business go up to someone and and well prosecute now "Sure, it was expensive to anyone install but it was awfully accuse them of stealing but we catch we have had to run down stealing anything expensive to lose all that we from our store. We want the street after them were losing. Just having it people to know that we here prevents a lot of sometimes and we'll keep won't let doing it if we have to." anyone off," crimes," Johnson said. Johnson said. Howard Ballein, manager Shoplifting has been cut down TliieJ The number of arrests for shoplifting, a misdemeanor of the Student said a well - Bookstore, trained staff has Jean Ford, director of the East Lansing Chamber of Commerce, said that a film considerably in the East Lansing area through tougher up to $100 which then been very instrumental in law and is currently being made for enforcement of the extra surveillance on the part of store becomes a felony, is owners. If a catching shoplifters. distribution in the schools student wants a book, c, he had best be willing to Day for it. increasing. The East Lansing "We employ a lot of State News photo by Dave Mendrea Police Dept. reports that 122 arrests were made last extra people during the rush times and also we have a to demonstrate what can happen to a person caught Fish Fry $1.39 stealing. 0 N. Honwr at E. Saginaw near Frandor Shopping Center Halls to include service 6001 W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall THE DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE AND By NAlMCY PARSONS service to all residence hall CLASSICAL LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES choices regarding the I State News Staff Writer rooms. This service would telephone service. Michigan Bell Telephone The responsibility card ANNOUNCES Co. will send each occupant J It used to be when a cut that five minute of the room a letter consists of name address and the option to and COURSES IN ENGLISH FOR THE FALL TEW« ■student in an MSU residence conversation charge to 75 "He can choose open decided explaining the details of the check the box (No Knowledge of Foreign Languages Needed for these Courses) to place a cents plus tax. direct distance dialing, or if marked I phone call to new system and a "restricted service." A room a rfiend or The present system the student feels that he CLA 300 CLASSICAL BACKGROUNDS ■relative in another part of responsibility card which coordinator must be listed - (readings in Homer, Greek tragedies and permits only campus and can't control it roommate - must be mailed back to the classical mythology) M W F 1240 - 130 Dr. Tyrrell ■the state, he had to go local calls and penalizes the wise, he can choose to on the card who will take I through company within 30 days the CLA 350 INTRODUCTION TO CLASSICAL the time student for accepting collect remain with the restricted after the responsibility of - ARCHEOLOGY (the rise of classical ■consuming ritual of the calls without beginning of collecting and paying the archeology with emphasis on Minoan - Mycenaean period) T T 1030 ■ 1145 Dr. pay proper system," Underwood said. ■ telephone. notification of the bill. Seaman hall ■ This effort would require FRN 341 - FRENCH LITERARY manager. Bfreding the machine a large Robert MASTERPIECES IN ENGLISH (selections C. Underwood, from Moliere, Flaubert, Gide and ■louung of money. A five manager of residence halls, Sartre) M W F 1020 -1110 Dr. Josephs ■minute call to Detroit area SPN 341SPANISH LITERAL MASTERPIECES IN explained winter term that ENGLISH (readings of ■vould cost $1.25 plus tax the student will have two picaresque novels, Cervantes and classical plays) M W F 1020 ■ 11-10 Dr. Mansour ■for five minutes worth of ROM 210 - LATIN AMERICAN PEOPLE AND CULTURE (geographical, ethnic, ■conversation. J Beginning fall term all STEREO Welcomes Y social, political, economic and cultural aspects of modern Latin America) M W F 150 • 240 Dr. Locked ■this will change. ROM 310 - LATIN AMERICA TODAY (cultural 1 The MSU residence ■telephone system will ■offering hall unrestricted be WfIC and invites you to see our Latin America) M W F 1020 -1110 Dr. Teran ROM 499 - (Section 2) - SPECIAL PROJECTS: development of contemporary ■direct an distance dialing ROCK selection of new and used furniture. discussions of eight films by the Italian director) Rec. W or FILMS BY FELLINI (viewingsand TH. 300 ■ 430, Projections T T 700 - 930 PM Dr. Donohoe ROM 499 - (ANT 400H) (Section 3) SPECIAL PROJECTS: — I Welcome Students! chairs antiques ranges MEXICAN AMERICAN (Humanistic & Social/ Scientific IMAGES OF THE Perspectives) MWF 150- 240 Drs. Pino & Spielberg desks lamps cabinets ROM 499 - (Section 4) SPECIAL PROJECTS: INTRODUCTION TO Bl - LINGUAL, Bl - CULTURAL EDUCATION (problems in educating Spanish - tables I Americans) MW F 1020-1110 Dr. Pino beds chests . f Shop And 529 E.MICHIGAN AVE. PH. IV4-4903 6135 W. 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Oakland CIO Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 APARTMENTS VARY LITTLE Unit managers differ By LINDA WERFELMAN some are better furnished quality buildings. insure the landlord against State News Staff Writer than others, but the Damage deposits, loss due to damages caused Despite the seeming difference lies in the generally required of by the tenants. Tenants variety of off campus management," Bender said. apartment dwellers, usually should present landlords housing units, the nearly 50 Costs of the so - called are less than or equal to one with a list of damages student rental apartment luxury apartments month's rent. Higher existing when they move buildings are "relatively sometimes exceed $80 per charges should be into the apartment to avoid indistinguishable," month for each resident. questioned. being required to pay for according to Delores Rents may be as low as $40 Though some students previously damaged Bender, director of off - per month for other living may cite lower costs as a facilities. Apartment |jfe campus housing. units, though lower prices reason for moving off features the "Some are newer and often • Use stipulations, which ability to accompany poorer campus, University surveys oat what you indicate that costs of specify the number of want, residents and the length of when you want it the Collingtooob apartment living frequently equal encountered or exceed those by students time guests may stay. • Utilities, which may be way you like it. State News photo by Nick Jackson living in residence halls. paid either by the landlord means Other considerations, or by tenants. therefore, are instrumental in the decision to move to •Rental responsibility, off campus housing. Some which usually stipulates the students claim to seek person responsible for rent freedoms not easily found in case a person cannot be in residence halls, or expect found to sublet the conveniences in fixing their apartment. own meals. •A nonassignment Having found a desirable clause, which specifies the apartment, most students conditions for subletting. will be required to sign a Uniform sublease forms lease, usually divided into became available for the several specific parts, first time spring term including: • A description of the through the University off - campus housing office. premises. •Term of the lease, usually one year, but three, six and nine - month Apartment contracts also are available. • Rent, which should list the amount due monthly nothing without your love! and the total amount to be paid during the term of the •Air conditioned • Unlimited Parking lease. An escalation clause, "Dishwaters rewards "New Furniture if included, would allow the *Shog Carpeting 2771 Northwind 'Model Open Dairy (Behind the Yankee Store) Call 351-8282 landlord • Security to increase during the term of the lease. deposits to rent By DEBBIE CALKINS living in apartment for with an possibly even life - styles. students, the problems most often get on each I State News Staff Writer the first time, trial and error Conflicts often involved are with purchasing other's nerves. For instance,! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Apartment living can is the usual approach to prevalent among and cooking food cannot be Fred likes his girlfriend to! produce good experiences getting along with roommates. Sometimes they once I overlooked (and don't spend the night at least and lifelong friendships or it roommates. can be avoided by can be disastrous with Each roommate should moving forget the cleanup). a week but his roommate! into at Lansing's only warehouse outlet. roommates realize that he will have to an apartment with There are several Jerry does not enjoy being! growing into friends that basically like arch enemies. make sacrifices at times in and dislike the same style of approaches to take — buy forced to sleep on the living! Furthermore, there is no order to keep the living food on a weekly basis and room couch. | set of rules for roommates situation comfortable. living and entertainment. split the cost, or buy it Consequently,! to follow that will He should also keep in But, then there is the individually. Sometimes roommates should try not! possibility of friends getting roommates will begin the to infringe upon each other,| necessarily guarantee only mind that each person is pleasurable experiences. different, with on each other's nerves and year using one plan and end yet at the same time, they! varying severing the bonds that up following the other. should respect each other'sF For the student who is standards, pet peeves am existed prior to the days of If all roommates have privacy. This might call fori rooming together. similar food likes and long, honest talks with each! With this in mind, some dislikes, buying food other — but in the long ri students prefer to rent an collectively may do the it will be gratifying trick and be less expensive. because] apartment with people they they will begin have not known in the But, if one is a devout past. undeistand each othej This is advantageous vegetarian and another is a better. because in doing so the "junk" eater, buying In any living situation J student is widening his separately is best. roommates are never alM circle of When it comes to trying acquaintances alike. And, if they are! (including not only his new to keep the apartment college students roommates but also their clean, following a flexible probably will have differing! With 3 locations to serve you with individual sets of friends). assignment schedule is one study habits (or differing! At the same time he will method roommates can ways to avoid it). the fastest service and the best likely be exposed to new attempt. But, this plan is This is another area! ideas in thinking and living. prices on leading speed equipment Another alternative is to notorious for falling where roommates .should! through by the second week respect each other's privacy] move into an apartment — either from lack of and need for quiet hours. brands. with two one or people who interest, time or both. Music is along the samel are friends without knowing This revolving schedule line. Most apartments will! the other roommates. This could consist of two have at least one stereo, so| Johnson's Speed Johnson's Speed Johnson's Speed YOU can provide a balanced roommates washing dishes roommates should agr< mixture of familiarity and for one week, while another upon a happy medium fori new experiences for all keeps the bathroom clean times when music ifl Shop Warehouse Shop SAVE! roommates concerned. and another keeps the living appropriate and when it ia Food can cause a wide room from becoming a not. 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It is in this who have been living in a co| FOR YOUR POCKETBOOK cubicle that roommates op or Greek house. - MODERN YOUTH SHOES . . .says in us get them Off to a Good Start in Welcomes You to: Bottle Bonanza Welcome Back Willits Walkers FOR WIDE FEET T-Shirt Take Off STUDENTS, FACULTY & STAFF THICK FEET B.C.D. THIN FEET E. EE. EEE NARROW FEET WIDTHS Happy Hours from Daily Specials Albert A. C\ WE GUARANTEE \ THE FIT! Roast Beef Sfnltnr Pitcher Pusher Developers of Whitehills estates East of Lansing Specializing in custom residential homes Party Rudgate Hills j~, .. Excellent Building lots for buying * selling * building HOMES - INCOMES COMMERCIAL Good Deals! - - Sat. 11 a.m. - 2 a.n (ODER N | your children s| | Sun. Noon ■ - midnight Your [outh j shoe store in frandor 332-6535 full Service 9 MON. THURS. & F"1- . Realtor STORE HOURS . 9:30 9:30 - - 5:30 TUES. WED. & SftTj Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 C11 ■/: Tips By DEBBIE CALKINS State News Staff Writer Lansing Municipal Market, 333 No. Cedar St., where toldlow prices. Travelling back to the Ave. The store, run by for •Use freezer space mainly Students volunteers, offers lentils for for meat specials, not for living in an every Tuesday, Thursday University community, it is as low as 20 cents apartment or house who and Saturday area farmers per bread, frozen foods or extra are less expensive for students faced with sell their fruits, pound, granola at 55 cents ice cubes. planning meals vegetables, to avoid the small stores and per pound, organic breads, and purchasing food want and flowers generally for rely on the supermarkets cookies and turnovers — just •Buy house brands, but to pay the lowest possible lower prices than the large whenever possible for all to mention don't be gullible about a few of the it; price for products. supermarkets. food. some values. markets sell private Despite the given Cheese, eggs and meat are One good buy on campus " brands Moneysworth," a more cheaply than circumstances, students also for sale at the market. is the chegse sold in consumer newsletter, has others. VI should be wary of where they shop, the quantities An extra plus is that all of these products are fresh and Anthony Hall afternoons. It's on Friday inexpensive some minded ideas for economy - students when • Best buy in soup for they buy, and, of course, of good quality. and comes in a variety of protein: split pea with ham. how much they Across the street from buying food. Worst pay for the types. *Meat is the most nutritional buy: products. the market is Roskam's Organic food freaks will cream soups. expensive item on the Several students, who live Baking Co., 401 N. Cedar have difficulty in apartments, said selecting weekly food bill; watch the •Ready - to - eat cereals they St., where bread can be from among the many ads for meat specials and find that shopping about purchased for as low as 15 vegetables and other goodies usually cost twice as much once every two weeks for shop at the supermarket per serving as cooked cents a loaf. Other baked available in the Family of offering the best specials. cereals; the latter provide staples at Meijer's, goods are also available at Man, 541 E. Grand River Switch stores if need be. more Eberhard's Thrif T Mart, A - nourishment, too. 6 P or other large chain stores is one way to save money. Regardless of the considerably higher prices charged by small convenience stores, such as 7 - Eleven and Min - A - Nature Mart, these same students said they do shop there for Nature is an integral part of MSU. A rock, single items when they run a plant, and a stream out. separately but I something else entirely when viewed as a whole. Students who can find State News photo by Tom Gaunt transportation into Lansing should check out the Towing stirs dispute I (Continued from page 5) advantage of other people's persuaded Guthrie to have a an 1 other firms contracting private property, or to large neon sign at Taco Bell eyesore citizen's group, by the local Kith Wilson came under block fire lanes?" removed. Guthrie said he itense public criticism. "I'm one of the nicest saw the The sign, which also came sign removal on May 25 as J A pile of letters from and most ethical guys under fire when the towing lomplaining customers around," he added. "I could debate erupted, was called an "opportunity to benefit the city." ilted in managers of get two more wreckers and 0 Bell Restaurant and milk East Lansing dry, but 1 Ktichael's Artists and don't, even though for every Tnpneering Welcome Back Supplies, Inc. car I pull there are 100 n Grand River making others illegally parked." •sty changes in their Although the city council Jowing contracts. They were was urged to tighten its pitted, however, over what towing ordinance at its to as community April 18 meeting, no action pensitivity to their own was ever taken. The ordinance was overhauled in Complete | "Out of 100 cars which 1971 to require towtruck id through here today, operators to obtain licenses, Automotive 70 people said display and register their [thing to the effect, rates and ^You're really out to get notify city police whenever a vehicle is towed. Service iple, aren't you?' " John Colburn sought to act as e, Taco Bell manager, a mediator between at id on April 6. "This is motorists and Wilson, but fly gross. All I want to do failed to reach a formal Trowbridge Enco | nuke tacos and sell compromise prior Wilson's disappearance. to Little Caesars Treat offers Hie second in I Richard Palmer, Michael's Colburn and fellow city 'All automotive pnager, said, however, that councilman George L. repairs done a series of lessons on how to beat HUNGER. I percent of the cars using Griffiths, as cochairmen of 'TV Stamps ir lot were owned by Project: City Hall, did * Atlas Products s who then go to succeed in what they said •RON ROBINSON MGR. 1 Both Michael's and was one positive Lesson 2. How to Find a Place to Eat, When You i) Bell cancelled their development as they tract with ST&S as a Haven't Had a Chance to Eat Since Nult of the controversy. TOTAL NEWS 1051 E. Trowbridge Noon, and | Earlier, Wilson defended It Looks Like [i tetowing practices in Across from University Im Nothing Is Open. |jhe News article April 4. whole point ■'""i said, "what a is," 1VVIC Trowbridge Enco (Cnco) 'dents the right to take gives 7:30-12:00-5:30 Many people have been led to believe that all banks are pretty much the same. They couldn't be more wrong. Banks offer services and these services do differ. So you should compare first before putting your money in one place. You may find a better bank. For example, how many locations does your bank have in East Lansing? East Lansing State Bank has three, with drive-in windows, right next to campus. How late does your bank stay open? East Lansing State Bank is open Monday through Saturday from nine till five. How about checking and savings accounts? East Lansing State Bank has one just right for you. Does your bank care about students? We do. East Lansing State Bank offers Master Charge to any student, junior and above. And we initiated the Student Aid Bond Program Wm to provide more money for education. Community involvement? East Lansing State Bank helps The Volunteer Bureau publicize Remember Little Caesar's Pizza Treat! its activities. It's the only place in town that stays Take the time and compare. Where you bank is important to us. East Lansing open til 1 a.m. during the week State Bank, your hometown bank away from home. Member: F.D.I.C. and 3 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. For fast, free delivery call these numbers, on campus off campus 337-1681 337-1631 C12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome^,, J Alternate suites, floors gain support of students By ANDREA AUSTIN State News Staff Writer billing in the student housing show this year. trustees, and was Fochtman taken to said, and Gary North, residence halls coordinator, attributes The best thing for students who want changes Given the situation on approved by the vice the lack of interest in in policy such as alternate Co - ed housing with campus with the current president for student affairs. alternating suites to the wing housing, Fochtman alternating suites or floors board of trustees, Fochtman "It was an executive variety currently offered in said, is to give feedback to of men and women becomes said it is "not worth our decision," she said, "the residence halls and the their individual RHA a "hotter issue" every year, time or effort" to try for way it should be." demand by new freshmen. representatives and to but it is not currently The the alternate suite setup. But students are "not hot alternating suites circulate questionnaires. before the MSU Residence This policy proposal was about it" because drive is "kind of ancient She said a hall would Halls Assn. (RHA), first brought up three years alternating wings are not a history," he said. "This year have to demonstrate strong president Paula Fochtman will be basically the same as student support to institute said. ago and the board, with its big change from the past. Action on alternating last year. We will provide as a residential policy change. Fochtman and residence current members, reacted many options as possible to A halls coordinator Gary North gave different reasons very negatively, she said. "Someone made a suites will depend in part on the two new trustees elected meet students' needs and change can start, Fochtman said, from the Auhimii mistake a few years ago," in November, Fochtman wants." executive bureau of RHA or The oncoming of autumn means that soon leafless branches will for its failure to get top once again h said, and "the amount of He cited the alternating from Hall above the waters of the Red Cedar. an< billing in the student housing she noted, "and a housing on representative feedback RHA receives floors for men and women feedback. housing show this year. problem was taken to the State News photo by Fochtman and residence board of trustees." from the halls." in Shaw, Williams and Mayo Tom Gaun J halls coordinator Gary Alternating wings in "If it isn't in demand it's halls, and co - ed wings in waste of our (RHA's) Wilson and Akers halls, as North gave different reasons for its failure to get top residence innovation, halls, the latest bypassed the a time," she said. offering adequate variety CONCERN OF POLICE for on - campus dwellers. Wilson Hall, he said, even had a difficult time filling Hall living options open its suites. Halls in the Complex decided to offer an alternate wing and floor Brody Thefts plague (Continued from page 1) Rather halls house female Brody residents. option during hall signup By NANCY PARSONS the bike locked to a bike rack with a think State News Staff Writer chain! (ho I education majors, athletes and sports The six halls surround Brody Hall, where last spring. would be hard to cut and to immediately register enthusiasts. residents eat meals and utilize study areas "People thought it was a Each year thousands of students descend on the MSU with the campus police. 81 Wilson Hall has acquired questionable and recreational facilities. The Brody good idea," he said, "but campus bringing with them millions of dollars worth of The Dept. of Public Safety reports that bikes registft notoriety as the jock dorm on campus. Complex halls contain two when it down with a description of the vehicle are more - man rooms came to stereo equipment, typewriters, bikes, televiaons and easily jdeni This fall, Wilson will join Akers in adopting and community baths, showers and moving, giving up their side money. if recovered. B an alternating wing option for two floors restrooms. of the building, the students The East Lansing Police Dept. offers a service to Similarly each year hundreds of persons invade the all 1 of its residents. For the nostalgic and sentimental, North decided not to carry it out." residents called Operation: Identification, a University for the express purpose of relieving those methofl James Madison College, a residential social science unit, has its classrooms and Campus residence halls provide living options in ivy - covered surroundings. North feels hall signup students of their possessions. engraving number. valuables with the owner's driver's lief showed that students in Burglaries at MSU remain one of the primary concerns of | teaching labs in Case Hall. Once known as the "nunnery" because large numbers do not want the Dept. of Public Safety which reports that during a 12 - Anyone may obtain the equipment from city hall I For traveling buffs, Brody Complex coed month period ending May 31,1972, over $51,000 worth of two day period to engrave their license number onF of their all - female status, the six North living - learning - offers a living - learning atmosphere in a merchandise stolen from the campus. close - knit arrangement at a nominal price Campus halls — Mary Mayo, Campbell, situations. Robberies was of residence halls account for a large article of value. The police then retain a description article and the number to provide easy identification o| distance. Landon, Yakeley, Gilchrist and Williams — of percentage of that amount. — in recent years have opened their doors to "It is appropriate to recovered articles. Located at the far northwest perimeter of campus, the Brody halls provide their men, if not as residents, then at least In a maintain single sex living The reason that the University provides such an easy Many cities across the country have provided thissJ options," he said. "There mark for the thieves is because the articles students own are to residents and it has resulted in a decrease in residents with a number of activities and less restricted visiting atmosphere. burgll Mary Mayo and Gilchrist halls offer their was a big demand from mostly portable and easy to get rid of. Stickers are provided to be placed on a window or 1 many classes in the confines of the residents an alternate floor living option. freshmen for quiet and Campus police report that one of the easiest ways of informing would - be thieves that the person's article! complex. Just as many students, however, Williams residents pay only for rooms, limited visitation housing." preventing a loss due to theft is by always keeping your engraved. T trek daily across the wilderness of the IM Out of 6,700 freshmen this residence hall room locked. The East Lansing Police also recommend that apart! since eating facilities are not provided in fields to reach classrooms and fall, 19 per cent of the men Many students who have left their rooms unlocked while dwellers keep their doors and windows locked at all 3 the hall. extracurricular assignments. and 26 per cent of the just visiting friends down the hall have returned to find Also, if a resident plans to be away from home foil Brody men live in Bailey, Emmons, Gilchrist Hall features the Pub, a women requested the single their rooms burglarized. length of time, he should notify a neighbor to keep ajfl Bryan and Armstrong halls; Butterfleld and snackshop for North Campus students. sex options. Two ways of preventing bicycle thefts are to always keep on his home and to discontinue any newspaper delin Before you buy your next car . . . GET THE WHOLE STORY Complete department Open 81 Hours A Week For Your Convenience Till 9 PM Tues. thru OUR SERVICE Thurs. DEPARTMENT Till 6 PM Fri. & Sat. HAS BEEN THE RECIPIENT OF New cars! Used THE OLDS NATIONAL All our work is guaranteed SERVICE MERIT cars- Factory trained Now t AWARD TWO technicians STRAIGHT YEARS 400 used cars Very reasonable orders for to choose from repair rates We are a 2 Big lots We genuine "1973" to serve you- distributor of use G.M. parts. DAYTON Tires. Oldsmobiles -Behind the showroom at Frandor Entrance STORY OLDS and ■and 2 Blocks 3165 EMichigan Ave. East of Show¬ at Frandor Entrance Datsuns room on Michigan Ave. East Phone 351 0400 Activities MICHIGAN STATE j,, lir.WI. MicMyn UNIVERSITY STATE NEWS Welcome Week, 1972 ASMSU seeks president before 8th session opens Bv LINDA By WERFELMAN LINDA WERFELMAN region resign hu by tho the fir,t „i— first class j_.. r.n day fall f~it~ followed a u.. by a • /• series of appeals . .. State News Staff Writer . awareness of the student term. and a rescheduling of elections of body is concerned. The behavior and personality Board president elections had representatives from four of the eighth session of the been tentatively scheduled academic colleges. The four were "I hope the new board will be Associated Students of MSU several times during the summer, finally elected in June. able to provide at least (ASMSU) is as unpredictable as but failed to materialize. Some its general conduct has been Elections of ASMSU board students questioned sponsorship if not leadership for actual student input since no the concerns of the during the previous seven members also were plagued with sessions. delays and charges that the representative elected during the undergraduate student first election received more than population more than has been Armed with a new elected students were not 28 votes. done in the past," he added. constitution, members of the representative of their college board failed spring term to elect constituencies. The extremely low voter The new constitution left the first ASMSU board president, The members, previously turnout was attributed to unchanged the tax assessment largely because of a series of elected by residents of their student dissatisfaction with powers of the new board. ppeals on the board elections. living units, spring term were ASMSU, Buckner speculated at Undergraduate students The old constitution had will elected from their academic the time. continue to pay $1.50 each year required a board chairman. colleges in accordance with the to the organization. A president probably will be new "Either the people constitution. The board were lected before classes begin fall retained other representatives of showing their dissatisfaction with The ASMSU ASMSU or their dissatisfaction board according to seventh major governing groups, with the candidates," Buckner appropriates money in its budget ession ASMSU board chairman involving residence halls, said. totaling over $48,000, to various larold Buckner. fraternities, sororities, groups, including ASMSU Legal Buckner said earlier this cooperative and off-campus Elections, commissioner Aid, the Office of Black Affairs, ummer that he had written a housing. Charles Massoglia agreed, saying, Student Electronics and Pop etter to members of the ASMSU Elections for the posts were "I think ASMSU is in serious Entertainment. ward announcing that he will first held in April and were trouble as far as interest or A major issue this year was expected to be the rejuvenation of a student-operated book store. The new constitution, approved by the undergraduate student body in a March referendum, also eliminated the post of ASMSU cabinet director, which had directed activities of student services. One of the m^jor issues handled last year by ASMSU was the initiation of a series of suits against the University's Student Motor Vehicle Regulations. The first of the suits succeeded in eliminating an ordinance which required complete registration of all student-owned vehicles which were driven on campus at any time. Students now may not be ticketed for improper vehicle registration after 6 p.m. on weekdays and on weekends, the Student-Faculty Judiciary ruled in May. Later suits, still unresolved, challenged the University's use of Itoanl in higher fines for students than for nonstudents who were ticketed For the for parking in restricted eighth consecutive season the ASMSU student hoard will oversee activities of undergraduate student government. Missing from this year's faculty-staff parking areas and group will be two of last year's the requirement that students members: vice chairman Kevin Harty (left) and chairman Hal Buckner (right). pay traffic fines within five days State News photo by Bruce Remington from issuance of the tickets. ENTERTAINMENT CONCERT Chicago slated to play Oct. 7 By JOHN LINDSTROM the committee underwrote part has brought James Taylor, Blood concerts have, in the past, been State News Staff Sweat and cancelled because both facilities Writer of the MSU New Players Tears, Dionne Warwick, Elton John, Judy were booked at the scheduled committee consists of production of "Tommy," and fween 15 to 20 students who was one of the sponsors of the Collins, Richie Havens, Sly and time. f'idle contract negotiations Midwest Film Festival. the Family Stone, B.B. King, the 'h® various rock Fifth Dimension, the Grateful "Usually we try to put most performers, of our concerts in Jenison Rising for concerts, assist in The committee attempts to Dead, the Byrds, the James because it's freer more often set - up and security, produce at least three concerts a Gang, Ike and Tina Turner, the than the Auditorium," Webster F®v'de hospitality for the term. To produce these concerts Guess Who, Gordon Lightfoot, said. committee is constantly and Commander Cody and His fjwmers and T"ute details all the other that the negotiating with different rock Lost Planet Airmen. go into Money is also a major problem Ucing a rock concert. bands and performers. in getting a performer. The However, in contracting the committee has been forced to Chicago is scheduled various performers, the Mt!6* MSU's primary to perform Oct. 7 in Jenison. committee runs into different cancel many performers it hoped lSMcilainment Producers, problems. "I'd say scheduling the to get because of finances. . s Pop Entertainment bands and financing the concerts C,.is resP°nsible for the Among the performers the Major performers, such as Urn s ' major rock concerts. committee is negotiating with for are our major problems," James Taylor and Elton John, Sujwrstars this year's concerts arc Cat Webster said. often charge more than $20,000 Pop Entertainment has always managed to bring a bevy of top lKL, yJe_C0l Tlni ttee's chairman is u"att and its full time Stevens, Moody Blues, Roberta Scheduling includes not only for one performance. notch performers to the MSU campus. Last year's season started Flack, the Allman Brothers, with James Taylor (top), who was followed by B. B. King and , Randolph Webster. Jefferson Airplane, New Riders getting a date for a band, but Despite the high fees his pet guitar Lucille (middle). The year concluded wiui a Post 11 the committee of the Purple Sage, Chuck Berry, getting a date from one of the performers usually charge, ticket rousing rendition of "Hot Rod Lincoln," performed by none COntr*cts the rock and Frank Zappa. two University facilities concerts prices for concerts remain otner than Commander Cody himself ( bottom). We have are held at: Jenison Fieldhouse done other reasonably low. Ticket prices State News photos by Jeff Wilner ' webster said. Last year and the Auditorium. Proposed usually range from $3.50 to $5. In the past Pop Entertainment and Craig Porter 02 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome W I GOVERNING BODY WITH COSTUMES, CHIVALRY COGS Middle Ages relived grod stu by historical society By KATHRYN SPAULDING The warriors are members weeks. fashioned out of two By LINDA WERFELMAN State News Staff Writer The Council of Graduate Students graduate student's version of student eovPrL 1 (COGS) th m J of The Society for Creative Emphasis is placed upon towels. State News Staff Writer Conforming to the represents each of the 8,000 graduate students on ^entJ War has been declared Anachronism, an participation, which means codes presents more of a between the East and organization with an East that if you want to become problem, however, especially The purposes of COGS closely resemble flamboyant undergraduate counterpart the a« those of 51 Middle kingdoms, and both Lansing chapter which a creative anachronist you conforming to the code of 0r1 sides are hoping it will be offers an escape to "the must come to their events in chivalry. Students of MSU (ASMSU). Ass°«at*J a long one. The kingdoms good old days" of the costume, and behave A Royal Council held According to the COGS constitution, the gran, governing body goals include the improvement? J Middle Ages. Tournaments according to the codes of between the Eastern and are not obscure monarchies, communications between graduate students are held somewhere in the the Middle Ages. Costumes Middle Kingdoms decided and other but comprise all of the of the University and the promotion of eastern and midwestern Middle Kingdom, or the for your first event may be that women should be "academic « and economic aims of graduate students." ' United States and Canada. Midwest, every two to three simple, such as a tunic allowed to fight, because In accordance with these goals, COGS there is nothing from the last year h with increasing participation of Middle Ages that says they graduate ztudents cannot. However, a University committees, parking problems and the stud' chivalrous man would never loan program. ei. strike a woman. This has COGS was formed in October 1969 to insure stud 1. been womewhat resolved by membership on the committee which at that time had one Graduate Council, a UnfaS] Linda Goodwin, of the East nonvoting 6 Prart„ 1 Lansing chapter, who says student member. ^auatj she wishes to train not After the formation of COGS, graduate studenl orchestra so much for the fighting as to membership students. on the committee increased to five eradiltl be better equipped to analyze and understand the COGS initial activities centered on investigations oL series warfare of that period. Though are a the Tournaments sensational factor, ; tuition and fees fro graduate students, rights of assistants, and foreign language privileges for graduate students. requirements and graduatl parkinj 1 they stress a return to The foreign language requirement has since Un¬ Nov. 3 ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA medieval art forms, and encourage all artists to join abolished, and early in 1971 COGS and the Gradual Council completed "Graduate Rights and in. Crocheting, tapestry, Responsibilities® . . .RUDOLF KEMPE singing, dancing, a document resembling the undergraduate Freedom Report. Academil woodcarving and drama are The document outlined procedures just a few of the arts that governing gradual Jan. 22 CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA can perfected be as learned a and member of student relationships with administration official academic units and individual faculty members. It alJ defined the benefits available to graduate assistants. . .. DANIEL DARENBOIM this society. The research that goes Each academic department with a into this is a fascinating entitled to elect one voting representative to graduate program! blend of many different COGS T|l Mar. 2 SALZBURG MOZARTEUM ORCHESTRA sources and a good deal of trial and error. Their The representatives and COGS representatives during winter term, have officers, elected by til one vote on tJ COGS council. . . . LEOPOLD HAGER findings have been most rewarding, especially in the | areas of music and dance. The COGS Executive Board includes a president vij Due to the war being Pvrfonnttnvv presidents for University relations, graduate welfare ail Apr. 5 LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA fought the first weekend of classes, The Society for The Black Arts Company brought an extra dimension internal affairs; recording and a treasurer. corresponding secretaries ail .ANDRE PREVIN Creative Anachronism's first organizational meeting is of variety to the MSU campus during the past year. State News photo by Craig Porter The COGS budget, which totals about is financed by a 50 cent tax assessed $14,00 each ye J .. upon each gradual Sept. 30. student every term. ¥ / Savirt^rf^f^TJ Students PAC to stage Cabaret, New "MINI SERIES" Plan Offering Special SERIES OF 4 SHOWS SEE ONE FREE! . RESERVED SEATS ONLY...BUY NOW! FULL TIME MSU STUDENTS. $10.00 $8.00 $6.25 PUBLIC: $20,00 $16.00 $12.50 Othello,' Flea in Ear' — STUDENTS SAVE 50%! gales begin at the Union September 21 and was cast spring term. both played by the direction of Robert By LYNDA ECKERT same Klassen, Somebody" The play by John actor. The Performing Arts asst. professor of theater. presented March 6 -10. l._ Company (PAC) at MSU vanDruton, based on the It will be directed by "Forum" is a musical comedy by Charles GordoJ book by Joe Masteroff, is a will present "Cabaret" as its Frank C. Rutledge, comedy based on the plays won the 1970 Pulitzer prif AKAI first production of the '72 - '73 season. "Cabaret" will be musical which takes place in Berlin from 1929 to 1930, before the start of the Third chairman of the Dept. of Theater, and may be a graduate thesis program in of Plautus and takes on a street, spring day in a 200 years place Roman before for drama, and will directed Washington, Milan by G. gradual L_ TM Reich. presented Oct. 10 - 15 in "A Flea in Her Ear," a design. "Indians," a play by Christ. The show and Klassen student. Johnny's Bar, It takes place black salcxf | THE INCREASING CHOICE OF SERIOUS TAPE RECORDISTS Fairchild Theatre. It will be a 19th century French farce, Arthur Kopit, will be will be going on a USO tour in West Greenwich VillaJ directed by Peter Landry, will be presented Nov. 14 - presented Feb. 20 - 25. The of the European Command during the past 15 years. asst. professor of theatre, The AKAI GX-280D stereo tape deck has 19. 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Lansing Sales begin at the Union September 21. 11.39 600 N. Homtr at E. Saginaw near Frandor Shopping <■ 6001 W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 03 Local sex salesmen pander AivmCQCnN By RAY ANDERSON State News Staff Writer metporir meteoric purveying ri w«>k instruction eta, MurW,?' - members of the MSU Sport Parachute Club. range of ages of people who jump," he pointed out. "Our Murphy pointed out that most women actually have an ■ Three days a week year - round, members of the club members range from 16 to 62 - years - old." te Club has discarded this method advantage over men in skydiving. up skvdivil Parachute Club train and cavort in the air above Mason. Murphy would like to see other myths about skydiving "When you're tall and skinny or real small, you can stay because more younger adults have taken Doug Murphy, Monterey, Calif, junior and president of clarified. up a lot longer or vary your speed more,"he said. "But if the age of majority was lowered to 18. *>s" the Parachute Club, admitted in a recent interview he "The myth of the death wish is my favorite one," he "The impatience level is higher you're bigger, like most men are, you have only one speed among these kiri >• sometimes "has butterflies," but explained, "You have to laughed. "It if were true, there wouldn't be any live — real fast." explained. "I have noticed their ability is much hioh , push second thoughts to the back of your mind. sky divers." Murphy empahsizes the individuality of sky diving, a their willingness to Q take take instruction instruction is is much munk i lower " ,? er<1 "Sometimes I ask myself, 'Is my equipment right? He noted that out of 750,000 jumps made in 1970, there The training consists of quality he admits attracts him. readings and practical Pyp, • J Something feels funny.' But you have to let your reasoning were only 32 deaths. He attributes 31 of the 32 deaths not on how to land and handle the canopy. Is^ "Nobody can tell you to go back up and do this or fix The only actual practice a student has before i. j from an airborne plane is a jump of a wing mock ,??! feet from the ground. B K' UP fo| The student's first jumps are static line instructor opens the pack from the jumps Then*! Ti the MSU plane and h the ripcord when the student jumps. 0"" After perfecting static line jumps, the student propr* to five - and ten second delayed free falls. - Murphy or another jumpmaster watches each indivin J to determi ne if he is ready to make the "He may be able to answer your transition. * questions, but he not be mentally ready to jump," Murphy cautioned The minimum opening altitude is 2,000 feet Mumhl BOOKSTORE explained there is still time to handle any difficulties wh J might arise at that altitude. Sky jumping is surprisingly inexpensive. The club charges a $30 fee for the instructor's time, and equipment and aircraft training. The fee covei The cost per jump varies with the altitude. It rental lc" may ni EXTENDED HOURS FOR cheaply as $2.50 for a jump from 2,500 feet. A jump from 7,200 feet costs a mere $4. "You can't even go that far in a taxi," Murphy observe! YOUR CONVENIENCE FIRST WEEK U' givescred/f| Tit* for show • SAT., SEPT. 16 10-4 You can earn college Morality," taught credit as you breakfast, Graham Hughes shower and shave. Washington Square CollegJ • SUN., SEPT. 17 1-5 Crack of dawn courses New York University, o| make it possible for MSU Mondays, Wednesdays an! students to pursue subjects • MON., SEPT. 18- which they might otherwise Fridays. "Twentieth Centurl THURS., SEPT. 21 be unable to work into their Art," which will examine! day. wide variety of art forms J 8:30-9 The University of the Air, architecture, paintina a facet of MSU's Continuing sculpture and others - anl Education Service which relate them to their historil spreads University antecedents and today! • FRI., SEPT. 22 8:30-5:30 knowledge to adults political and social issue! throughout the state, is will be taught by Rutl offering Sunrise Semester Bowman, also froj • SAT., SEPT. 23 8:30-12:30 courses on today's art, law Washington Square CollegJ and morality beginning the on Tuesday, Thursdays ar last week of the month. Saturdays. Lansing's CBS station, Anyone may take thl (Both main bookslore WJIM - TV, Channel 6, will courses for information a air the courses from 6:30-7 for the joy of learniiJ and Spirit Shop) a.m. on alternate days. Students wishing credl Controversial related to issues should have the approvj today's criminal of their academic ad justice system — civil rights, For additi protest, drugs, new morals, information on the cc P'ea bargaining, texts and self - evaluatiJ pornography, search and sheets or examination! seizure and wire tapping, contact the University d among others — will be the the Air, 12 Kellogg CentJ SECOND WEEK focus of "Law for Continuing Educatiol 355-8326. Jini St. John • MON., SEPT. 25 & TUES., SEPT. 26 8:30-5:30 • WED,. SEPT. 27 & THURS. SEPT 28 8:30-9 • FRI.,, SEPT. 29 8:30-5:30 The Spirit Shop will smorgasbord be open 8:30-1 2:30 before home games. ONE PRICE FOR The main bookslore will be closed on ALL YOU CARE these days TO EAI! Luncheons: 11 a.m. — 2 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Dinners: 4:30 p.m. - Z p.m. Mon. thru Thurs. $1.89 Fri. and Sat. $2.09 Sundays and Holidays 11 a.m. — 7 p i' $2.09 (children's prices available) Banquet Facilities also available 321 Waverly Rd. 489-1871 % mile north of 1-496 on Waverly % Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 D5 •t Area eateries tease palates By STEVEN STEVEN ALLENAM CM . . " State News Staff Writer Actually nobody in i Michigan Ave., just g"y «n boss up th J crawl It's Sunday evening, Lansing serves a really great the 1-496 interchange, west of may The Red Barn at 1010 E. Grand River Ave. has one River Ave. is slightly steamy java. The burgers the pizza. Of the mediocre, not measure cheaper than its down the and sandwiches are fine. residence hall cafeteria is up to Casa and only one advantage — road competitor Tiajuana Domino's at 203 MAC Ave. Nova's. Yet it is The International House toted one da 1 closed, and you're hungry. is regarded easily its late hours. If you just Taco (1001 E. Grand River of Pancakes at 2800 E. Luckily for you the East by this better than anything in East have to have a slightly n?ost school connoisseur as the best Ave.) and offers quicker Grand River Ave. offers the Pby Lansing area offers an Lansing. For those who like greasy 20 - cent hamburger explainel extensive available. On Super Sunday to sing real oldies but at 2:30 a.m., the Barn is service and a tastier most varied menu in town. Primarill variety of when pizza product. But if you want a restaurants. prices are goldies ("The Sidewalks of They have practically kydiving sir * marked down to the bone, ready. lot of Mexican food at a The New York," etc), Bimbo's Of all everything.one could possibly Varsity Drive - In at Domino's has sold as many features a jovial ragtime the quick service reasonable price, try want from blintzes to veal iese 1227 E. Grand Fiver Ave. is eating establishments Tiajuana Taco's "bullfighter kids," as 3.000 pizzas. Domino's piano player practically cordon blue. And it's all ich a leftover from the days around town, McDonald's special." higher, | when crust is thin, cheese and every night. Tuesday night well prepared and >wer." Michigan Agricultural topping fairly is pitcher night. (two locations on Grand The Shaw's Triangle 'tlcal College (MAC) students generous. River Ave.) stands head and reasonably priced. exerciJ went cruising for Those who like lots of Interested in a good Truck Stop at 2222 E. M - For the adventurous burgers. cheese on their shoulder above the rest. The 78, located next to the M The Varsity's architecture is pizza should sandwich and don't mind service is rapid; product, - there is Connor's on the before nock leapij neo truck love Domino's paying for it? Then try the tasty; prices, low. 78 Drive — In, is probably west side of Lansing at 3231 f0| stop. The • - up Little Caesar's at 1203 E. the best inexpensive place in W. Saginaw St., near the establishment caters to self Olde Worlde at 211 MAC • Grand Fiiver Ave. provides Ave. The Looking for Mexican town. The omelettes are Olds plant. Connor's offers proclaimed freaks, who are French dip, food? East Lansing has two IPs. The flig, the doughiest pizza around. huge. Steak and eggs with the variety ofthe pancake known to enter the reuben and hot pastrami are »e and Varsity Cheese restaurants offering "South hash browns hol( and topping are especially fine. Make a point are served for a house, but the prices are a pinball room not to be of the Border" cuisine. The seen usually sparse. Little of trying the homemade mere $1.85, including an bit lower and the food a bit ent for days. Taco Bell at 565 E. Grand endless progress! Caesar's does amount of hot, tastier. The Varsity's submarine provide soup also. The beers are prompt delivery, though. So great (Heineken's on draft- ach individu) sandwiches, particularly the if you want a roast beef, are pizza quick, as are the wines. There's a quite ample and don't care too much folk for the price; the foot singer most nights plus Seeing s, but he longs, about quality, Little a quiet, intimate ioned. simply superb (lots of chili Caesar's is probably for you. feet. Murph sauce and atmosphere always. onions). Sir Pizza at 122 N. If you cannot afford Olde iculties whii Otherwise the Varsity is a Harrison Ave. doesn't Worlde prices, go down to gastronomical disaster. The deliver, spots? but their dining Lum's at 231 MAC Ave. Your hind (tf/phn'c pizzas are known to make room serves beer and wine even Bubba Smith feel a bit Nothing on the menu is he fee definite plus — a co over other really outstanding, b»'t it's Think you deserve a break today? Then try queasy, as the Varsity is local pizzerias. The rental. pizza all quite good, considering It may ru McDonald's or any of the other local restaurants for infamous for providing itself varies from passable to the prices. The best thing a relaxing break from normality. gratis an extra item with tasty. The sandwiches are which can be said about Get rid of them State News photo by Milton Horst every pizza - grease. rather bland. The best time Lum's is that the beer is the >hy observei to hit Sir Pizza is before cheapest in town; the fast and seven when you get a big waitresses, comely; and the discount on beer. dit i/Velfare, yoga classes If one can leave the East food, digestable. Mr. Mike's also puts out a professionally. Lansing city limits, he can respectable sandwich and find a really great pizza. will deliver. Hobie's at 930 Casa Nova's at 1830 S. Trowbridge Road has Logan St. near Mt. Hope TV available in evenings always charged • 1 HOUR Ave. serves what is easily uncommonly high prices for SERVICE the best pizza in town. The uncommonly tasteless food. FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY TO crust is thin, dwarfed by a At 1141 E. Grand River aught huge amount of topping. ughes There's something for Women in Management, to learn from Ave., lies the Burger King, ALL MSU DORMS others One eats Casa's pizza with a home of the Whopper. The Jare College tryone in the courses Public Welfare, Rapid attending as well as from knife and fork; two hands burgers are bigger, but so liversity, o jg offered fall term by Reading, Politics - 1972. instructor and texts. There alone cannot do their pizza nesdays an i Centur SU's Evening College. The urses are open to the >neral public as well as the Sky Watching, Exercises and Care of the Family Pet indicate the Yogic are grades, no no transcripts, credits and no examinations. It's a good no justice. It is Casa Nova's no secret serves that the best are the guns. Yet on evening, when the residence hall cafeterias close, people Sunday LOUIS CLEANERS niversity community. pizza around, so expect to will wait as long as 30 11 exami' great variety of courses place to make friends of wait about ten minutes to ACROSS FROM STUDENT SERVICES art forms available week nights. minutes to bury their one's be seated. It's worth it. Evening College, a MSU's Evening College is own particular bicuspids into these woeful paintin in of thyUniversity's persuasion. Bimbo's pizza at 2021 E. creations. 623 E.Grand River 332-3537 >thers - an no ordinary night school. their histor mtinuing Education Each year well over half of For information and a which spreads detailed brochure, contact nd those enrolling are college niversity education to the Evening College office, iocial issue ults throughout the state, graduates, and about a Charles McKee, director, 18 SAT. 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But by 8 a.m. each in - chief must give final tk, day's events, morning events stories on to the copy desk, The night editor should P®ges for classday, after the 16 and late afternoon events is approval to all editorials. where copy editors check have all of his copy to the typographic students in the circulation designed to keep the cop After news priorities have the story for accuracy and copy editors by 6 p.m. They errors have and run stories too wli department under the been determined, the news |0na flowing smoothly from style and write a headline. should have their copy to member of the »ditoriJ direction of Al Kirleis, East reporter to editor. editors prepare a budget of The copy chief double - the printer's board by about 7 watches thl Lansing graduate student, News priorities, the day's stories. The checks the editing and the p.m. Associated Press have finished their job, budgets and the news stories wires fa particularly regarding those headline and sends the copy State News editorial and local and national stories are then passed on to the by runner across Grand Shortly before the night major late - until about 9 breaking storf! p.m. ] advertising students are which will appear on the night editor, who lays out River Avenue to editor finishes his a printing By 10 p.m., the pages,] ready for classes — and front page, are determined the inside pages. shop - The Willstaff, dummying, the managing on their 70 work. editor - mile trio d by the managing editor and confers with a The nearly Greenville, where the S 75 editors and the editor - in chief, after - student from advertising News is printed. reporters try to schedule all consultation with the over the size of the paper their classes in the Newspapers arrive bi morning campus, city and sports which will be published in on their afternoons free campus about 5:30 an* so are editors. two days. The advertising »nd for work. News events Meanwhile, the editorial student gives the managing the department begins its circulate! observe no set schedule, editor is developing the editor page dummies, which i" ' Dee/) in thought however, so assignments are editorials and opinion pieces again. State News administration reporter Nancy Parsons frequently squeezed in for the next day's paper. between classes. The direction of major Refund policy brainstorms to find a good lead for a big story on the By 12:30 p.m., the editorials and editorial men in the four story building by the river. editors are at their desks campaigns is worked out by State News photo by Chuck Michaels and reporters are the full editorial board in running in INCORPORATED IN '71 will continue Ever since it became an probably the bel independent, nonprofit newspaper buy around. corporation on July 1, "But we recognize t SN free of 'U' control 1971, the State News has offered refunds of the $1 subscription fee to any students who do not wish to not example, everyone will , satisfied with the some paper. F< peo; For more than a year that of Incorporation list the corporation is headed by a 1908 disagree violently with o as a biweekly literary read the paper or use its editor State News has been serving purposes for which the seven-man board of magazine — the Holcad. policy, e», services. though that is only one pag the University community corporation was formed as directors including two The $1 fee is collected at of the total paper. So il as a nonprofit corporation. "the publication, circulation professional journalists, two The purpose of the On July 1, 1971, the and distribution of a faculty membeis and three Holcad was to give students registration from all only equitable that J student newspaper within students carrying 10 or provide some way for thel State News the nation's students. The directors serve — a literary voice — something credits. largest university newspaper the community of MSU; the two-year terms. that was absent in the more people to show thef — severed ties with MSU assurance that both tone To receive the refund, dissatisfaction," he said. faculty-oriented MAC after 63 years of and content of such student Members of the current record. students must come to the Borger noted the numbl publication. newspaper are determined board of directors are: State News business office, of students seeking refunl by the student editorial Victor Spaniolo, manager In 1925, the Holcad 345 Student Services Bldg., is usually between one • hJ As a result of the change, staff; the prohibition of of the Niles Star Publishing changed its name to the before the end of the second of 1 per cent and 1 per eel of the number of the board of trustees no powers of veto and Co.; Linda Gortmaker, State News and became a week of classes each term. studen| longer acts as the State censorship over the news Lansing graduate student; paying the fee. News' publisher. The board weekly newspaper. Despite "Obviously we would like The fee helps insure go« and editorial content Deborah White, St. Johns cut in a advertising caused is no longer legally thereof, and the acceptance senior; Frank Senger, by the Depression, the every student to pay the news coverage, Borger sail responsible for the content of advice and critkism from chairman of the School of paper expanded to a //# then* dollar and enjoy the State "The $1 fee also shows | of the newspaper — thus it administrators, faculty and News," John Borger, editor a very tangible way thi Journalism; Carolyn Stieber, semiweekly publication in in chief, said. "We feel whoever else may read tL - cannot exercise any control students of MSU who are State News asst. professor of political 1934. faculty affairs reporter Dan Dever spends over the paper's editorial not staff membsrs of such students are getting their State News, students are oL science; and Roland Then in 1942 the State many hours of his time on the phone, trying to track function. money's worth — the $1 a main concern," Borger sail Williams, Detroit junior. News became a daily down a fast - breaking story. term fee boils down to The State News Articles The State News began in newspaper. State News photo by Chuck Michaels about two cents an issue, "And we wouldn't havef any other way." Levin By BILL WHITING without pay. He stipulated become takes did in it. man a service to the more closely with people remain self-sustaining. Statie News Staff Writer in coming to MSU that he community, to do things to "Why leave all this to the going into the professional "As Each year brings many long be allowed to teach, though help it grow," he said. professional press when field of journalism. new faces to the State News support ourselves we c he says his first duty will be "More involvement doesn't they're not doing it "The opportunities but this year they include a to the newspaper. are contribute to tlf mean it has to be radical. It anyway?" he asked. unparalleled at MSU," he University. When we c fledging general manager. "I may be the only just means bringing the facts Levin emphasized, said. "The State News is support ourselves, Arthur Levin assumed teacher on campus whose out so the public can make however, that as general recognized as the best become a hack of I that post in July, replacing teaching is a hobby," he up its own mind." manager he could have no college newspaper in the University and contribute! retiring State News General quips. Levin said he would do direct control over the country and this is nobody," he said. Manager Lou Berman, a "This whole thing is for this by making more money editorial content of the reportedly a campus where veteran of 11 years. students," he says. available to student editors paper, but relied instead on students still have a Levin said he believes t| Levin is no newcomer to ''Academic student staff members to people to enable them to cover relationship with the newspaper serves as a bi college newspapers, sometimes lose sight of the stories in more depths. make up their own minds professor. on bureaucracy and i however, having come from fact that their major role is Mankato State College in "I judged newspapers all on which direction they accomplish things whichl with students. They may as over the country and I wished the paper to go. "I was most impressed individual may not. He sr Minnesota, where he was well face up to it or thought that the State News ' 'The general manager that the State News was a that, chairman of the department otherwise as a nonproj of journalism and adviser to get into some could be more hears complaints from the professional newspaper corporation, whatevf other kind of work." student issue-oriented because it has University, community seemingly run by money the State Nel publications. He Levin says he came to the space to do so," he said. without any opportunity to makes is put back in! also served as director of the professional journalists," he MSU enthusiastically "I would like to see more do Associated Collegiate Press anything about them added. building up the organizatw looking forward to being in students actively involved in except make suggestions to enrich the community.! for several years while he the center of things with the the things they're reporting and hope that the staff will In answer to recent taught at the University of student newspaper. And he about. consider them," he said. However, Levin added! controversy surrounding the Critical Minnesota. adds he hopes to give some "I'd like to see a student Despite such misplaced $1 student tax for the State would like to encounj Arthur Levin, State News Although he takes over a impetus to putting the go to prison," he said, complaints and warnings News, Levin said he believed alternative media on I general manager, studies $20,000 a year job with the the day's ppper carefully to find ways to help paper more in the center adding that he believed from colleagues, Levin said the paper would survive if it campus. "I don't think 1 SN, Levin will also be an than it has been. students could learn just as he came to MSU because of have a monopoly on f improve its quality. asst. professor in the School were repealed, but "I would think it should State News photo by Chuck Michaels of Journalism — but become more involved and much by covering stories out of the classroom as they its and feeling of community emphasized it may be campus and I don't thij an opportunity to work necessary for the paper to we should," he said. Seven editors guide news operations Each edition of the State News gobbles up dozens of responsible for giving the newspaper direction, Campus Editor Bill Holstein, Louisville, Ky. senior and editorial page makeup, editorials and columns. stories but each one goes in with the overseeing stamp of approval of daily operations and handling public relations. journalism major, will guide campus news ranging — from Yates has served as a reporter covering faculty one of the seven student editors who guide the daily affair* operations of the nation's largest college newspaper. government to the board of trustees. She is also a journalism major. This is Borger's fourth year with the State He served as campus editor during winter term last year Appointed by the editor-in-chief when he takes office News, having Sports Editor Gary Scharrer, Birch Run previously served as a reporter covering the University and has reported on the central administration and trustees. coordinates a staff of sports writers covering University ar each year, the editors guide the news gathering personnel, administration and as campus editor. which usually number approximately 60 people, in regional sports events. Managing Editor Charlie Cain, Detroit senior, oversees City Editor Bill Whiting, Tecumseh senior, will direct , producing the editorial content of the paper. daily operations and decides what play to give Scharrer, a journalism major, was asst. sports editor laj As voting members of the editorial major coverage of off-campus news, including local government year and has covered sports for the Sate News for board, they also make decisions regarding State News editorials and advise stories. He is also responsible for front-page makeup. and the state capitol. years. threjL the editor-in-chief in making newspaper policy decisions. Cain is Copy Chief Mike Cody, Lansing special studenB John Borger, a journalism major and president of the campus Also a journalism major, Whiting covered the East Parkersburg, W. Va. Senior, was named in April by the State News Board of directors as 1972-73 chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, the professional journalistic Lansing City Council and other area news last year. supervises copy editors responsible for writing and insuring stylistic consistency. He gives news copy headlinj editor-in-chief. He heads the editorial board and is society, and has served as city editor and reporter covering State News editorial policy is guided by Editorial Editor approval before it is put into print. niy the state capital. Judy Yates, Allen Park senior. She is responsible for Cody was copy chief last year. JOHN BORGER CHARLIE CAIN BILL HOLSTEIN BILL WHITING GARYSHARRAR MIKE CODY Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 07 Concert problems confront Pop Entertainment By ANDREA AUSTIN State News Staff Writer out of the aisles and contain the smoking. "take measures" due to the now of the situation," of MSU Because of this risk, and facilities for concerts, their ASMSU "different energy level." Pop "They Sarratt said. "Our big crisis the fact that some shows are an identifiable "We're talking about the availability is Entertainment, a student was two years Pop - group, to a degree," difference between Dionne ago. Maybe it have not even grossed Entertainment's run concert production adviser Randy has dimmed in their "biggest 'WM Webster Warwick and Alice minds, enough to pay expenses (the stumbling block," Sarratt group, has all the attributes said. "They Cooper. or student turnover has Rita Coolidge - Don McLean said. __ are an "You have to have the „ of the big time: high quality identifiable group, to a brought in a lot who don't concert last winter lost Scheduled acts in the marshals so the concerts can around other past, working degree," adviser remember. Perhaps this year nearly relations with Randy go on. If we tried to do it well have to remind them $5,000), Pop University events in Jenison important Webster said. "They are well IV: without the marshals the Entertainment plans to and the Auditorium, nop agencies throughout the organized and know what's again." fire marshal would be down present smaller shows for concerts entertainment world, and The aim can usually be W I w your basic $8,000 to expected of them. They apply peer pressure in on it. Now he knows we're Entertainment is to of Pop get special interest groups. "We're trying to find new accommodated only three or four times a term. $30,000 concert problems. having the doing the best we can." artists people want to students regulate Webster said the majority see, places," Sarratt said, "and if "It's a detriment to the Mostly the problems. themselves." and in producing their all goes well we can have The main difficulties of students are a MSU students," Webster Pop Marshals are not now supportive, shows make enough money lot more shows in one "The smaller, said. Pop Entertainment is Entertainment faces in the of the most popular large majority to at least break even, different environments with or aren't appreciative of those forced to call agencies, offer course of its concert season attractive aspects of the But even as "not pop who a high folk, blues and jazz." a date, and consider are crowd violate the profit control, concerts, Sarratt said. organization," "We're really excited whatever acts will be in the availability of facilities, and, regulations." They paid to Webster "They don't do much for see the said, Pop about this," Sarratt said. area then. as a consequence, booking the Karma of the situation." show, he said, and Entertainment shows in "This is going to be a new don't It often results in ironic acts. But, Webster added, Pop appreciate the Jenison Fieldhouse and the interference. aspect on campus. There is a situations. This summer Pop Two years Entertainment thinks the Auditorium risk ago, Pop "Students here are losing lot of energy behind jazz." Entertainment bid for Arlo Entertainment chairman audiences would rather have aware money. Along with the size of the Guthrie July 16. Guthrie Hugh Sarratt said, "people tip■ were getting rowdy" at students than public officers safety could play, Sarratt said, providing the July 14, 15, 17 and 18. 9 some concerts, and the fire authority. There was concert marshal was "Marshals no July "getting are authority 16. uptight" about violations of figures," Sarratt continued, When a the suitable act is aisle and but they have "no real smoking It's found, there are even more regulations. power." a dog day for At these two problems in contracting the Sly and the With the marshals and East them to appear. Family Stone, Grateful ushers, who do no more Lansing canines, Dead, and Byrds shows, than direct patrons to the chained to a fence "Contracts are sent to us some safety officers were outside correct seating areas, there the Student by the agencies," Webster beat up, 19 Services said, as "their statement property was are public safety officers Building damaged and Pop who patrol around the area while their owner they are assuring us Roclivt man Entertainment "decided but not through the aisles. conducts business everything is A - OK" something had to be done." "They're helpful for inside. Pop Entertainment signs For many itudenti the highlight of Rather than employ crowd first, sends the contract the Pop control," Webster State News photo by Entertainment iea»on was the Elton John show, police, Sarratt said, they said. "They back to the agent, and protect Chuck Michaels where the Engliih superstar put on decided the best alternative waits. a tight two hour property while the marshals would be to encourage work with tour de force of rock. No one in the place the students was sitting audience self inside." Sometimes, as with Elton - regulation. [ down at the end, including John himself. About 30 student marshals John, the contract is signed State News photo by Donald Sak Sarratt said Pop as much as five months in are hired just to keep people Entertainment felt it had to advance. With others, like the Byrds two years ago, Pop Entertainment signs the MSU offers international studies contract and the musicians cancel. The only group I London, Paris, Freiburg, Homer Higbee, asst. dean "anywhere near definite" according to Keith Odle, Sarratt said, is Chicago, Velona, Nice, Rome, of International Studies and director of the Office of get into a comparative opportunity this year; twice political science course to year Russian in Leningrad, in Nice, and undergraduate tentatively scheduled for Programs, and immediate Overseas Study in the as many are expected next third Oct. 7 in Jenison. ■ These and other past president of be offered there in the year. year Spanish in language in Rennes, France; Pop the Continuing Education Barcelona and fourth year Entertainment has its bid in European cities — nostalgic spring of 1973. international relations National Assn. of Foreign Service. Many MSU Imagine studying Chaucer for Stephen To Spanish in Mexico City. (sponsored by James Stills and summer • touring MSU Student Affairs, points up a students, Imagine hearing Vietnam where Manassas for Nov. 3. according to one can follow the Madison College) in Japan, |tudents - and still other growing desire for counselors, are or Belfast debated in the pilgrim's Coming up also is a junior and international agriculture m in the Orient, Russia, additional taking House of Commons. route to educational courses offered by other Canterbury year in Frieburg, Germany, in The Netherlands. o and Latin America experiences abroad. The or Shakespeare, with universities in nations other where one can watch the accent on German University courses U.S. State Dept. he notes, University College is than their homeland. offering a spring term in Royal Company perform. language, literature, history, Mark w around. reports a 300 per cent social science and Shepard I About 300 MSU students increase London, open to freshmen, During in educational This year, for the first sophomores and juniors, in summer 1973, economics; a semester in Study abroad each year in es offered by MSU, by isortiums including State passports issued. MSU enrollment in time, humanities the departments of and social which combination a student can take a of courses MSU will offer third year French in Paris, third year German in Vienna, third Singapore; studies Mediterranean in Rome; 1VYIC overseas study has doubled science offered courses from humanities, undergraduate social science Makes it Mellow t by other educational in the past few years and social fatitutions in cooperation during the regular school science and American considerable increase is year in London. Those who Mth the thought and language. Forty University. expected in years to come, enroll now may be able to took advantage of the THE ASTOUNDING ADVENTURES of I "In order to change the world we've got to understand what's ^ I wrong with the world. And then destroy it. Ruthlessly. This is I not cruelty or madness. It is one of the most passionate forms of I love." So wrote John Hoyland, a British New Left leader, in a I letter to John Lennonof the Beatles. I In a reply, which was printed along with Hoyland's letter in the I British underground weekly, "The Black Dwarf," Lennon said I very perceptively: I What kind of s system do you propose and who would run it?. I I'll tell you what's wrong with it - people - so you want to destroy I 'Hem? Ruthlessly. Until you/we change your/our heads - I here's no chance." His summation of the problem, "... sick I Heads, and nothing else..." ' Hedid not need anyone to tell Him what people were like: He yi I understood human ( nature ... Jesus said, without Me you can do M' ' I n°,hin8-" , John 2:25; 15:5 Ir world is in need of I mandate is a mightly spiritual awakening. The clear. Jesus gave the command, "Go and make II 0 God °* a" nations." The world is waiting for the good news sloveand forgiveness through faith in JesusChrist. I Spiritual awakening does not depend upon great numbers — a I riQ8" ^8nclfu' °* spiritually alive students can turn campuses, I bv l°QS' and w^°'e countries upside down. We are praying that II JNPus^ inthe Christian students of thisnation will saturateevery this nation with the claims of Christ. This will simply I vi/#8 '?unc^'n9 pad to the world. Important to this goal of '76 i mobilization of80,000people for EXPLO 72, the I Dali n8tlonal Student Congress on Evangelism that was held in «a ChnJUne' 1972, Basic t0 EXPLO 72 here at Michigan State I »nsw ian ^dV is to invite others to investigate with us what I Problem^*°^ers As student a t0 our '"dividual and corporate needs and you can be a vital part of the spiritual en|ng which has already begun. I J?pen ^Per^HSt House 6^ September 'tnowi'n8 2\'l more, call 351 -2455 -10 P.M. at the Gold Room in the Student Union ^Pus Crusade For Christit International Intc - A student movement Qg Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan JVelcomeJVeek,972 'U' conducts research for U.S. firms By NANCY PARSONS conducts no classified research for any governmental Several international extension projects on mentally retarded persons. By AN Stats News Staff Writer The Environmental Protection agency and that all research projecta, including those for administration models sponsored by the Air Force and Agencv hn. „ the U.S. Army and Air Force, are a matter of University $197,863 to study One of the primary educational objectives of MSU, public totaling $19,009. water\upp|vy anW th« It Is besides undergraduate and graduate education, is the information. Three projects sponsored by the Army with $12,500 controls. and Pollution conducting of fundmental research sponsored by Some of the major MSU research including a study being conducted on waste management partially projects which are The National Institutes of Health is nd "" governmental agencies and private industrial firms. currently being conducted with federal funds include: programs. sponsorino Igunion Atomic Energy Commission grants The Agency for International Development provides one in nearly all the fields of science like Each year MSU accepts millions of dollars to conduct totaling $234,610 and psychology with funds dvertise experimental research for these organizations with the for research in physics, biophysics and at the Kellogg of the largest single budgets for research — $1,344,856. totaling $1,557,385.' y,ic primary stipulation that the work be for the improvement Biological Station to determine the affects of radiation on This money is being used to promote, for example, The National Aeronautics and of the University and the public. various life forms. nonformal education in Latin America and aid in the Space Adminitfm. Recently many faculty members and students have U.S. Dept. of Agriculture grants totaling $149,350 for development of rural areas in Nigeria. providing $33,000 for research on life soil and atmosphere analysis. deit!" based '0,"on11 expressed the concern that this research might be used to various agricultural research including one The U.S. Dept. of Education is another large sponsor project entitled further U.S. involvement in the Indochina war. "Resource Conservation and Development Decision with $3,031,825 to provide for research in the teaching Before the University will accept money from an ohm.. Upon investigation it has been learned that MSU Making." methods of handicapped, emotionally disturbed and agency for research, certain criteria must be met. This museum »ke Michiga Students itate floc tunpus jut MS tees acr it same ti Some u bout courses Kighbors < taken adva ut many < iey gradu{| xpand locations. Extensio ill opera Winui mice. I meducted c IMlchigJ reaching in »unties wi or 34,986 s Students All Enjo andi watc tryo speci Frida and 5 SWl Regu 12:0 SUN Ally, Un Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 09 Museum traces history 0y ANDREA AUSTIN ANDREA AUSTIN over the over the doordoor announce announce that The Museum has about q a.m. 9 Newt Staff Writer visitor is . m ♦ to * a entering the MSU „ 5 p.m. Monday , 120,000 visitors a year- ore- , company's . 75th large building, Muaeum. But, for the through Friday and 1 - 5 a schoolers through anniversary. obscured by trees student with a few extra p.m. Saturday and Sunday. "We are always nrti»Uy h°ur» University students as well trying to the presence find i . - , or,. Parents to as nonstudents from all over Among the permanent interesting ways to umont Tower. No signs entertain, this may be the the area. There show things," Trout said. is no attractions in the museum and only letters PIace- admission fee and hours The logging exhibit are the animal are habitat, stone and Heritage Hall emphasizes the waste and displays. overuse of Michigan forests, and the Olds is set in a tool Covering half of the main floor, Heritage Hall traces shed garage, as the first Michigan history from the automobiles were usually early 1700s to the 1900s. housed. Council of Graduate Students has made The special arrangements with the display production "We try to feel the Lecture - Concert Series office for the 1972 - 73 season to team pulse offer full time following photographs of graduate students additional savings on new series rates for MSU students. and historical things," in planning discriptions, exhibits, Trout BUY A SERIES AND SAVE AN ADDITIONAL made scenes said. 1/3! depicting Military Hall, a chronology famous events and eras. of United States warriors, Three buildings, had received some friction, a trader's he said, so it will Stud. COGS You cabin, a jeweler's and a soon be general store, were donated changed to an Old and New List Subsidy Pay and dissembled, brought to World crafts display. the museum and reconstructed with University archeologists art of dance great notice for detail, Chester A. and anthropologists, who 7.50 2.50 5.00 * Trout, chief preparator said. dig all summer and spend beryozka dance co. U.S.S.R. the winter * batsheva dance co. Israel 6.25 2.00 4.25 sorting, The floor boards of the numbering, and cataloging * louis falco dance co. store were too well their finds, are stationed in 5.00 1.50 3.50 rebuilt, * rudolf nureyev & the Canadian ballet he said, so some of the the museum. foundation was removed to make them Some of their discoveries authentically. squeak exhibited in the museum broadway include old animal 11.25 3.75 A bone 7.50 * remains, sleuth Other displays record American Indian artifacts, * no sex, please, we're british important Michigan and one of the most recent, * 9.25 3.00 6.25 of an elephant is one of many exhibits in the MSU museum. The godspell skeleton industries, with descriptions a French military coat that * ium imiieum offers a variety of displays, many of them dealing with the history of of logging, copper mining, is believed to have story theatre 7.50 2.50 5.00 belonged 'applause Michigan, fishing, and a 1904 to an Indian chief in State News photo by Milton Horst Oldsmobile to Michigan over 200 years commemorate that chamber music * Cleveland quartet Extension classes rise Students from across the extension courses through Huron. opportunities Record enrollments — * * * * les menestriers rampal & veyron lacroix nicanor zabaleta paul zukofsky 7.50 2.50 all seats 5.00 Ute flock to classes on the Office of University These centers benefit the throughout the state. 350 at 10 locations — in the impus without knowing Extension, 2 Kellogg Center students, the University, MSU is extending for Continuing Education, interdisciplinary "Dynamics ut isses across the state at or seven regional centers in and the communities, giving Students' increasing of Drugs" program proved international orchestra MSU a system of listening awareness in changing lesame time. Benton Harbor, Bloomfield the continuing need for * posts to sound out the educational, social and informative programs on the royal philharmonic undergrads know Hills, East Lansing, Grand educational needs economic conditions were * 10.00 3.25 6.75 and Chicago symphony MSU extension Rapids, Marouette, Saginaw desires pressing social dilemma of - their parents, - Flint and Traverse City. of adults and reflected on both credit and alcohol and drug abuse. * salzburg mozarteum 8.00 2.50 5.50 communities and directing non credit programming. * Those centers london symphony leighbors or friends have cover the the University resources to This was especially true in 6.25 2.00 4.25 aken advantage of them - state year - round so meet those needs and regard to environmental and ut many do not until after students can even combine desires. ecological concerns with a Ticket applications are available ley graduate and need to studies with vacations In the only through COGS representatives.. record high number of 17 . ipind or update their north, summer or winter. College credit they are not available at the Uniun Ticket Office. Check must locations. courses courses dealing with accomoany increased from 859 to 902 outdoor ticket application. For further Extensions courses are a To make things easier for environmental information, contact Room 4 of the in 1971 • 72 — with a jump education, conservation Student Services Bldg. at 353-9189. ll| operation for MSU's the students in populous in enrollments from 16,376 training, and fisheries and Continuing Education southeastern Michigan, the to 16,844 wildlife problems. itrrice. Last It — despite year regional center which financial restrictions. These (inducted college course in moved to Kingswood limitations led to more 3! Michigan communities, School - Crtnbrook this consortium activities iim\ . aching into 53 of the TBS ' summer, offers advice and which MSU worked with ounties with 1,202 courses assistance through four other institutions to avoid ut 34,986 students. subcenters in Utica, Walled academic duplications and Students can leam about Lake, Livonia and Port to broaden educational presents the third in a series on lessons on how Union Cafeteria presents... to beat HUNGER. THE OPTION PLAY Lesson 3. How to Find Delicious Ealing, In A Hurry! . . for home football Saturdays 1) Lunch before the game Regular cafeteria service 11:00 A.M. -1:00 P.M. on home football Saturdays. 2) Dinner after the game. Complete dinner served 4:30 P.M. • 6:30 P.M. on home football Saturdays. Choice of entrees: Roast beef round, carved while you watch, One - half roasted chicken, or Baked ham only S25® 3)Both! AU week long . . 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The bartender at the Stables is waiting for the masses to enter (right). At the Brewery (far right) pool tables prove a challenging escape from the dance floor. State News Dhotos by Don Gerstner and Paul Heavenridge Watering holes quench local thirsts By STEVEN ALLEN State News Staff Writer the quasi - sophisticated The Pickwick Pub in the yet it is not plagued by place" until last year when same as isa its competitor, but much nicer has a huge dance floor, though, for those so Revere's at River Ave. may not 2703 E. Grand I Pretzel Bell to the out and Albert Pick Motor Hotel, flocks of students. Folk competition, namely the inclined. The Brewery has best bar in town, but be the I As a friend of mine out raucous Stables. 1427 W. Saginaw St., offers singers entertain Stables and the Brewery, atmosphere. The Stables it js I once said, any bar which There are some really a fairly authentic English occasionally. finally appeared. Now actually used to be a horse managed to succeed in a without a doubt the I locale where friendliest. The drinks are serves booze cannot be all nice bars around town. For pub atmosphere. The bar is The student trade in East students are finally taking stable, converted little over many otherwise decent pub has an I bad. The East Lansing area the serious drinker, the rather quiet and is rarely Lansing seemingly goes the Coral Gables for what it a year ago into a bar and reasonably priced, but! died (like Grandmother's pitchers are offers a wide variety of nicest of them all is the frequented by students. The most frequently to the live has always been — a stone restaurant. The best time to and the Tin the best buy I drinking holes ranging from Starboard Tack at 1100 E. drinks are pretty good, but band — dance hall ripoff. hit the Stables is on a week Lizzie). Monty's , located just down I Trowbridge Road. The , a bit expensive. emporium typified by the night when they feature Seemingly the Brewery has the pike from Revere's, it I The Gables is the type of found the right combination without a doubt the reason? The drinks are huge, Another tranquil locale is likes of the Coral Gables, bar which will sell a bottle some dynamite specials. least I simply huge. The decor is the Cave of the Candles at the Stables and the Monday night is pitcher for success, though, because expensive bar in town I of Bud for 80 cents, or a the place is packed every marine-oriented. Heineken 110 Abbott Road. The Cave Brewery. night where large, frothy Monty's offers no I and Miller are available on offers a variety of imported The Harvey Wallbanger which vessels of brew are sold for a night. atmosphere, lest it be that I Gables, 28£ tastes like a draft. Costing only a buck, beers, all moderately priced. Grand River Ave., has been glass of watered mere dollar. Tuesday night Another bar which is of a 1930s roadhouse I down orange juice, and the cheese spread and The mixed drinks are pretty an East Lansing tradition is two for one night. For the always standing room only However, the serious! crackers decent, also. Strangely for years. It is now rapidly charge 50 cents on the price of one drink, you Is Lizard's at 224 Abbott drinker with limited! complement weekends merely to have a practically anything enough, the Cave is located receive two — the special Road. The Lizard comes off budget will always find I from becoming an anachronism. the opportunity to get at the bar. right next to the campus, The Gables used to be "the made for two - fisted as a copy of Ann Arbor's himself there. Go there on I these good deals. Mr. Flood's Party. The walls barhounds. Wednesday Sunday night and watch I Occasionally the Gables will night is wino night, when are covered with posters, Sherman tend bar. have a good band. For those the tables have been carved pitchers of wine cooler are who dig dancing, they do severely discounted. to death with pocket knives. Greek bar life centers I have a big dance floor. The Stables is usually The drinks are a bit high. around the Pretzel Bell at I The Stables, at 2843 E. quite crowded and their For those 1020 Trowbridge Road. The I Grand River Ave., right drinks are a bit expensive looking for a P-Bell does have a lot more I across the street from the when normal prices are in place to talk, forget the to offer, however, than a 1 Lizard the stereo system, Gables, offers much the effect. The dance floor Is — host of Alphas and Omegas. I though of top • notch sound The pitchers are huge and ■ also a bit small. However, quality, will Inevitably the mixed drinks are also | the bands are usually top - notch. squelch any attempts to larger than average. The I Lizard's P-Bell The Brewery, 3411 E. converse. supposedly East is also features a| Lansing's photographic history of | Michigan Ave., is much like freak bar. the Stables in MSU on its walls, which I many On the outskirts of town respects. Both offer bands lie two establishments of makes interesting when the line to the bar! browsing! and feature moderately high extremely high caliber, Paul reaches staggering! • priced drinks. The Brewery Revere's and Monty's. proportions. accommodating 136 |>li>. ut away to McDonald's at 234 W. Gran 234 W. GRAND RIVER 1024 I. GRAND RIVER McDonald's BOTH OPEN SUN L L 1 AM FRI. SAT. UNTIL 2 AM Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 D11 200 courses on ecology LIGHTING EFFECT ADDED given at MSU Students -mnus who are W environmental returning to concerned quality Abrams Planetarium: 'ill have plenty of environmental courses from which to choose. "There are approximately 1st to give r 200 MSU courses on various By ANDREA AUSTIN lSpects of the planetarium was, much less beautiful" planetarium, Parr State News Staff Writer of its vanguard position in important," Parr said, and environment," said James MSU likes to be first, the said, as purely an art the dolby system, equalizer, the world of astronomical medium, ty Butcher, assistant dean Abrams Planetarium and four voice - of - ■ the - 0f the College of Natural study. A live band plays within theater speakers production coordinator "They thought it was the theater, and lighting and "killers." said, and the planetarium is ^He emphasizes that a a good example of firsts. some place to send their grandmothers," he said, slides projected onto the The first show of the fall great concern has developed It was the first in the ceiling create visual effects term, running through Oct. "We would get calls on campus. world with all seats in the asking, to match the music. 22, "Cosmic Dimensions," 'Are your geraniums Other ••What has occurred so theater planetarium includes an original moog facing the same way. bloom?'" include (u " he says, "demonstrates It was the first (and is the programs a soundtrack to put the What was blooming, from tremendous faculty and only) to use black light complete lineup of shows magnitude of the universe in the first public for student concern about program in area schools and private perspective. horizons. July, 1964, was a series of groups, supplements environmental problems and Abrams has granted the to ARC "72 will run four MSU's responsibility to "basically astronomical University courses and out weekends, and Parr said it only masters and doctoral things," Parr said. The of doors sky - watching will develop corresponding degrees in planetarium planetarium theater be "even more was sessions. courses and curricula." education and operation in used pretty much as it was coordinated than the the country. "The real sky is where it's previous two attempts" at A description of these designed to study the star at," Parr And, it said, especially rock light shows. courses was published by Butcher's recently The planetarium's star Celestial earliest, if was one of the not the first, to and planet movements. Then in the summer of when happening. interesting things are Parr expects that Environmental Education machine provides MSU present rock and light students with some genuine cosmic 1969, "Footprints on the When weather permits, attendance for all shows and 6VerV Weekend' The ARC rock and shows. Committee of the MSU ,ight shows have ^ Moon," coinciding with the open air tours of the sky are to view the exhibits will especially For some time, Ken Parr, Center for Environmental first Moon walk, introduced presented on the parking exceed the 94,000 of last the production chief said, Quality (CEQ). State News photo no a fully taped, ramp or in the farms area year. by Nick Jackson one knew what the professionally soundtracked away from the campus show with sound effects and lights. auxiliary lighting. Closed for most of the TV & STEREO Art center adds 16 kilns From 1969 on, the trend RENTALS summer, the planetarium has been to $23.00 per term produce received a face lifting. The - programs of greater interest chamber was redecorated, $9.50 per month to students and the and a zoom projector and public free delivery By NANCY PARSONS concern," Alonso in general. said. only a quarter of the total an Altec sound system were and service State News Staff Writer "Modern collections of students and The gallery is open to the The ARC rock ventilating collection is on display and light installed. No Deposit Kresge Art Center is equipment will also add to faculty, 27 watercolors lent public from 9 a.m. — noon shows, first presented in "The sound the remainder is stored in a system is call NEJAC currently undergoing a the area's by the Detroit Institute of and from 1 — 5 p.m. 1970, use the "acoustically 337-1300 safety." temperature and Arts becoming more and more - and Monday $268,000 face - lift in its During construction humidity - controlled vault, a puppets and through Friday, ceramics department to marionettes exhibit in fron> 7-9 p.m. on introductory classes will During the year the conjunction with the Thursdays and from 2 — 5 provide MSU's artists with meet in the sculpture new kilns and a modern ventilating system. modern building classes and will advanced use the gallery will exhibit several Puppeteers of America. P-m- Saturday and Sunday. Welcome Back The remodeling project remodeled room. which is expected to be ompleted by December The art center which houses facilities for art Old & New Friends jill provide new kilns to replace the broken, student students was constructed in 1958 as a gift of the Kresge Listen to Zoles We invite you to help BRAUER'S made ones currently in Foundation. In celebrate their 25th year in 1964, as . use. The existing inadequate kiln room will become a part of a joint project between the foundation and newest stereo ideas! business. DINNER MUSIC - CANDLELIGHT storage area for clay and the University, a new wing The DINING ROOM for that IN OLD WORLD ATMOSPHERE Since nw materials. was added which houses 1861 Noah Alonso, Your Most! special occasion. associate equipment for metal — Stan & Mai Braier professor of art and a sculpting. specializing Enjoy Wonderful ceramicist, said the In addition to facilities GERMAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE Food & Cocktails alterations should provide for art students, the center Wines-Ales "Saiertraten Sehr Got" University with one of houses a gallery, which is the best ceramics programs divided between a The "BACK DOOR" in the Midwest. permanent collection and Alonso also pointed out SALOON on either a traveling show or a Hat the six new gas and 10 Fri. & Sat. departmental exhibit, new electric kilns to be The permanent collection nights. 1 are the latest and contains works by such DOWNTOWN LANSING FOtt RESERVATIONS SERVING LUNCHEONS afest available. artists as Picasso. 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We've been serving this area for over "More than 40,000 been launched twenty years and on campus discharged veterans it shows; In our knowledgeable with are staff, in the fine selection of lines we sell a $15,600 federal returning to Michigan each and in our complete service departments. {tint. year," Nonnamaker noted. Eldon R. Nonnamaker, "MSU presently has more 318 S. 'ice president of student Mrs, said the assistants than 2,500 enrolled, and we VJSILUS Washington (across from FREE SPIRIT) WHEN IT COMES TO QUALITY, expect this number to conduct out reach increase rapidly. 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The If you're going to want provide good action only benefits is receives as a an individualized record of photographs in a yearbook, The Wolverine is University function are free the 1972 - 73 MSU school Phil Stoffan, last year's somewhat unique among office space in the Student Services Building, legal year the Wolverine may be graduate adviser of the college yearbooks in that it protection and permission your answer. The yearbook Wolverine, has said the is almost completely to sell subscriptions on staff hasn't announced any sports section will be student operated. The only - shortened this year. The campus. specific changes yet, but professional to work on the members are looking book itself will be smaller, book takes the senior The $10 price of the WKAR FM'i Gary forward to a more personal but will feature more color pictures. Outside of the Laehn sends out his yearbook will not change approach to this year's student editorial staff, this year. Instead the sales own brand of media book. which does receive a salary, campaign will undergo over MSU's FM Since the Wolverine is Great Issues much of the work is done revision, Sherck says, with station. financed almost entirely by by student volunteers. increased efforts made to State News photo by student subscriptions, the slates course Wolverine participation is reach students who often staff realizes that the not limited to just Milton Horst find the yearbook's yearbook must meet the about morals communication or art approach alien to their individual tastes of its students — Sherck, for individual tastes. Values and morals as potential customers. example, is a math Karen Sherck, an East concepts and as they education major. Both Wolverine Lansing junior and influence personal life, spokesmen spoke of the candidate fcr this year's politics, business, literature The Wolverine was given need for a record of editor's desk commented and films, science and all American rating for education, will be the focus an - University activities. Stoffan recently that the yearbook 1970 - 71 an honor shared commented that "the for study and discussion in will emphasize people and by only 14 other yearbooks function of a yearbook is to the Great Issues course this that year. Standings in the personalized events, and do things that the fall. paper remove itself to some extent 1971 72 competition have - can't do," and Sherck The course is open to all from the "academic, not been made public yet. pointed out rapidly students regardless of their organizational" approach Even though it is the only changing events and featured in past books. major. A different issue is publication officially emphasized the need of a taught each quarter and sponsored by MSU, the record of what has students may re - enroll for Wolverine does not rely on happened. credits up to a total of three terms. Lawrence R. Krupka, professor of natural science, MSU tunes in campus radio is chairman of the Great Issues program and coordinator for the values and morals issue. By NANCY PARSONS programming ranging from programs through thousands the air in January 1967. WMSN or from ABC's as provide occasional State News Staff Writer of feet of cable to MSU WBRS and WKME | concert jazz to the were American Entertainment feature programs. Two commentary of William F. residence halls not covered already operating when Radio Network the The campus radio or noncommercial | stations provide MSU Buckley Jr. by its five affiliates: WBRS WMSN went on the air and Associated Press national network is supported by a students with a wide array WMSN, the campus radio (Brody Complex), WKME the other affiliates were broadcast wire. $1 assessment collected I of entertainment station, channels its (Shaw Hall), WFEE (East added later. Marc Conlin, the station's at registration. Complex), WEAK (Wonders The radio station general manager, said WKAR - AM radio, Hall) and WMCD (McDonel employs about 30 persons beginning this fall, WMSN public information station, I Hall). with the affiliates will employ a news staff of is celebrating its 5()th I During the hours that the employing about 50 each, about 10 people to cover birthday this year as affiliates are not mostly unpaid disc jockeys news beats on the campus fourth oldest radio stat broadcasting at 820 who volunteer to do shows. and the Lansing area. in Michigan. kilocycles (AM), residence Most of the programming The station will use the WKAR AM provides I Our Food Is - hall residents are covered by WMSN at 640 kilocycles on the individual stations consists of the top 40 material gathered from these reporters to produce news minority programming | and public affa (AM). recordings or progressive three or four 15 - minute information which includes I &IMANTIIU BRIDAL GOWNS WMSN formed by a music. On the half - hour A TTENDANTS was news programs throughout broadcasts of congressional I MOTHERS student referendum in each station carries news the day. hearings on foreign I FORMA LS spring 1966 and went on prepared for them by WMSN will continue to relations, the environm m cover home baseball and and organized crime. YOUR PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLE hockey games and some Some of the regular I features heard on WKAR I CHICKEN DINNER 216 W.WASHTENAW, LANSING by road hockey games as well include Rock N' Roll I Relived, history of roik n' I JIMMIE BORN a n.49 9 TV&STEREO roll from the 1950s to the I 600 W. Homer at E. Saginaw near Frandor Shopping Center is our best advertisement RENTALS Beatles, a series of jazz I $23.00 Per term concerts recorded live at I 5001 W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall ^ iUNIVERSITY INN $9.50 Per Month clubs and festivals around I the country and Firing Line, free delivery j Suite 806 BARBER SHOP and service hosted by William F. f 1100 TROWBRIDGE RD. Ph. 351-1110 No Deposit Buckley Jr. WKAR, broadcastingl | EAST LANSING for appointment call NEJAC 337-1300 during daylight hours with I 10,000 watts at 870 AM, i: a member of National I Public Radio, a national | network of over IS noncommerical stations. WKAR - FM, sharing I WKAR - AM's studios in Auditorium, brodacasts I I fatm drive in radio drama, fine arts, opera | and concert programs a 90.5 FM stereo Started ii 1ST 1948, it is the oldest FM station 125,000 in Michigan. watt Us station JI | located in Okemos is largest and most powerful in I the Lansing area. TIMES and the Welcome back entertainment. epitome in drive-in movie to M.S.IJ. For the finest GOOD THINGS ARE COOKING UNDER OUR BRIGHT BLUE ROOF Open all year long, in travel service. we have electric in car heaters to make your evening more 5 Chejk! enjoyable. Watch for our flicks. College Travel Office Eggs Tl' Omelettes Dinners Salads Pancakes Chili Abimiiiis PmncTORium %WfT* 81 Desserts Thelnternational Home of the House of Pancakes NEVER 2800 E.Grand River EMPTY East Lansing Coffee Pot Next to the Gables Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 d13 AT DISCOUNT RATES Students Area ski slopes to New students should start plon type of information open to students can be to think abut their compiled and passed on to employment futures as soon the newcomers to help them as they get to campus, John mold their own careers," he MOOSUSKI Shingleton, director of the said. )ySHARLAN DOUGLAS the will begin information is available at Among the many Placement Bureau, said year at fall term if you want to do some registration, where the club office in the Men's theater groups on recently. Shingleton believes great I skiing this winter you've an IM Building or by calling campus, the Company "Of course, they don't strides have been taken right information tent will enable have 353-5199. strives to make concrete towards an awareness and 1 University MSU skiers have students to join the and sign up for the free club The Lansing Ski Club will to make name for itself. To do a decisions at this level but it positive responses to the [ never had it so good. to Austria and trips Aspen. again memberships offer student for $35. The that, of course, they is a thinking good time to start about career needs women of minority and students. Both the Lansing Ski Winners' names will be season pass can be have to practice, planning," Shingleton said. drawn used | dub and Mt. Brighton Ski at the first weekdays until 6 p.m. on all practice and practice He said career He said the bureau ■ Area will offer student MOOSUSKI meeting, planning is Sept. 12 some more. essential in getting around continually strives for more slopes, 1 discount skiing on weekdays 27, at the Coral Gables. through expert. beginning Snow State News photo by the frustrations many effective channels of ■during the 1972-73 season, Throughout the year machines at Bruce Remington college graduates face communication to minority ■3 the MSU Ski Club MOOSUSKI offers area ensure the Lansing because of little, inadequate students and the move to I(MOOSUSKI) is planning weekend trips to Boyne throughout the winter. skiing or no planning. hire a female to work full - I weekend and vacation trips Country, and is planning To find out "The direction of today's time handling placement for more about ■to Michigan resorts, Aspen, two Colorado treks and a the Lansing Ski Club's changing market demands women has more than ■steamboat and abroad. The flight to Austria. Most offer, that a student take a proven itself. phone 352-0600. good ■Health, Physical Education package prices include lift The Mt. Brighton Ski close look at where he "I I md Recreation Dept. has tickets, transportation and wants to go as soon as he can see terrific Area, east of MSU off 1-96 progress we have made in [expanded its skiing classes some meals and lessons. also offers discount rates to possibly can." the area of job placement. to four sections this year. More MOOSUSKI Shingleton said We have come a MOOSUSKI members. the long way, designing and but we still have a long way Like Iasmsu services the Lansing Ski implementation of better to go," Shingleton said. Club, Mt. Brighton has an programs to help students in equipment rental shop, their career planning is a STEREO RENTALS II clubhouse, and ski school. Brighton is available continuing goal of the Rental and lesson by applications. This year four There is no extra cost for Placement Bureau. $23.00 per term prices calling 313-227-1451. Legal section of skiing will be the classes $8.50 vary according to the day of outside of "I am presently trying to a tho" the week and the service desired. uiaucu. "i type of Specific opeciiii: When the HPR DePl- opened two skiing classes last year the office was available, but Paul Vogel, instructor, predicts registration fee, and rental equipment and instruction generate interest and funds for extensive follow up of information overenrollment for the are provided about Mt. swamped by the Lansing our students five, ten years by a deluge of classes. Ski Club. into the world of work. This help prov Igy LINDA WERFELMAN make appointments with 1 State News Staff Writer the lawyer for a nominal J ■legal Services ranging from aid re to ^entertainment to electronics available pop to fee. Another service available through ASMSU is Student Electronics, whose four Join your friends Jstudents through offices of repairmen mend electric ■the Associated Students of appliances at discount HSU (ASMSU) Krvice ■undergraduate arm cabinet, the of the governing prices. A service access second to low - cost provides mimeographing student at the ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. machines which produce prepares cases involving 100 copies for no more than jstudents for presentation University dies. Most cases involve ■academic judicial dishonesty, $1. ASMSU spring Travel sponsors break trips for students, faculty and staff Barnbuster Celebration kiplinary action and at reduced prices. Recent ■challenges of University vacations to Acapulco, Jidministrative actions, Spain and the Bahamas have ■Charles Massoglia director cost travelers less than $250 To! ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. for airline tickets, hotel lodging and meals, ASMSU J Major cases last year office manager Lucille ■involved the Honors Leonard said. [College's suppression of that A final financial service ">ge's literary magazine offered by the board is the challenges of the ASMSU loan service, which ■University student motor allows full - time vehicle regulations. undergraduates to borrow I The department's off - up to $20 for a three week - activities have period. lincluded tenant - landlord Fines of $1 per week and (counseling, operated in hold cards to delay student ■cooperation with Off registration may be used to ■Campus Council and the force payment. ■University's off - campus |housing office. J The ASMSU lawyer, who (works with the legal aid Rice, probably will consult |with MSU students for at ist 14 days each week this ill,Massoglia said. Students i ■in need of legal advice may M*. 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Some 1955, after several years of members have become Student participation in University committee work, the Academic disillusioned Council with their involvement in that form governance last year split into two and a second, more inclusive faculty of distinct segments, with some students governing group, the Academic Senate, University government. following traditional lines of student appeared. Too Big government and others opting for During the I expected it to be membership in academic governing years following their rather exciting creation, the Academic Council and interesting, but Academic Council groups. increased its power, is too The first group of student to a rubbers reducing the senate big to function effectively. They tamp body which ratified can say they follow Roberts Rules representatives joined Academic council actions and of Council, the major governing body for rarely initiated Order, but I don't think that policies of its own. the members even know many of academic and faculty concerns, in The senate still what it is," exists, theoretically Paula January. Fochtman, Petoskey senior and'a responsible for major issues former at-large student The council consists of 136 students relating to representative, educational policy. High absentee rates and faculty members. Elected members at the senate's semiannual meetings, of the (ouncil include students and however, have caused some faculty "I faculty . lembers from each college in members to suggest abolition really haven't seen that many the University, of the decisions changed because the students 10 undergraduate group. students selected have been there. I don't think there at-large and six Only 107 of the 2,050 members, for has graduate students appointed by the been much worth in it at example attended the May meeting of all," she Council of Graduate Students added. (COGS). the Academic Senate. Membership Student representatives to Academic All professors, associate College deans, the University professors Council are "token students" in and assistant professors are considered academic government, Fochtman said. president, provost, members of the members of the senate. faculty steering committee and a "The students haven't been Objections active, number of ex officio but maybe that is because this was their members Objections to the power of first year and they had not complete the council membership. gotten the The council, which was nonfaculty personnel, especially college feel of it," she continued officially deans, led in 1967 to changes in the established in 1955, evolved from 19th faculty bylaws which created an century weekly meetings of all Elected Faculty Council, a Considerable controveisy has arisen professors in what was then the body which was expected to over the at-large seats Michigan Agricultural College. give the faculty an on the council opportunity to discuss academic which provide Late last century, representation for University governance issues. women and minority students. At least president Jonathan L. Snyder replaced The EFC, six of the 10 the weekly meetings with however, has failed to at-large seats must be filled monthly develop an existance independent of by nonwhite students, and at least five meetings which continued until 1955. the Academic Council. must be reserved for As the size of the faculty of women, according Micliigan This was partially a result of the to the Bylaws for Academic State College grew, so did the size of lessening of antidean feelings - which Governance. faculty meetings. Handicapped by their occurred after faculty opinion became a growing numbers and upset by several criterion for appointment of new major disputes with the college deans. Change The most recent additions to A proposed idministration, faculty members Academic Council have been the change in the selection process which would have formed committees to create a smaller student members. eliminated guaranteed seats for minorities faculty body which would have greater and Despite their prince on the council. women was defeated in May. Are you still reading the way your »cond In the first to read out grade, grade, when you were taught "Run Spot Run," you had to read it loud. Word - you by - were )k word. Later, in the asked to read With innate training, you'll learn to use your ability to see groups of words. As an Evelyn Wood graduate, you'll be able to read between 1,000 and 3,000 words parents read? silently. But you couldn't do it. minute Here are some benefits you'll receive in You stopped per . . . depending on the difficulty our reading out loud, but of the material. program continued to say every word to yourself. you At 1,000 words per minute, you'll be able Call us collect at Chances are you're doing it right now. to read a text book like Hofstadtler's This means that you read only as fast as American Political Tradition and finish each •You will learn how to read faster with talk. About 250 to 300 words minute. (Guiness' Book of World Records per chapter in 11 minutes. At 2,000 words per minute, you'll be able 1-313-353-5111 and improved comprehension and recall. The ists John course is tailored to meet the needs of F. Kennedy as West speech delivering the to read a magazine like Time or Newsweek college students on record: 327 words per and finish each page in 31 seconds. minute.) 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Now 95% or our graduates have improved their 0,type. the next two lines reading ability by an average of 4.7 times. On rare occasions, a graduate's reading program for Fall. Expires Sept. 24th. CLASSES ARE FORMING AT THE and it grows ability isn't improved byat least 3 times. In UNIVERSITY INN FOR THE FALL. these instances, the tuition is completely when it rains refunded. □ EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS 17320 West Eight Mile Road Southfield, Michigan 48075, (313) 353-5111 (call collect) E2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Weeir ] OPERATES ON 4 LEVELS Judicial units MSU students' By MICHAEL A. McKESSON the MSU Academic unit judiciaries may be Freedom Decisions of the When an individual Report In a appealed to the governing judiciaries may be becomes a student at MSU, description of the judicial group judiciaries. aDu»,i he does not lose his status as process of the university. The All - University to AUSJ, chooses not to but if "IS Four levels Student Judiciary grant t a citizen of the larger (AUSJ) appeal the lower The judicial structure at occupies the next judicial society. As a citizen, he decision stands ' those MSU operates on .four level. Established by the unUj retains rights, appealed to the levels, the living unit constitution of ASMSU, it is Studenf* protections and guarantees of fair treatment which are judiciaries, the governing the highest judicial body Faculty Judiciary. " group judiciaries, the All - Hi9h body held by all citizens, and the composed of students only. University may not deny University Student The AUSJ has original . The Student - Fan,,J Judiciary, and the Student- Judiciary consists of f0J these to him. jurisdiction in the following However, faced with the Faculty Judiciary. areas: ASMSU 'PPOinted ASMSU, seven bureaucracy by which the At the lowest level are Jurisdiction members and a facil)J University functions, the student may not know how the living unit judiciaries. These are established by •Violations of regulations member appointed nonvoti by tl J under jurisdiction of living vice president for to exercise these rights and residence halls, fraternities, unit or governing group stU(jenl sororities affairs to act as privileges. and cooperatives judiciaries if the student secretary J the judiciary. * What can the individual and have original involved is not a member of This judiciary has student do if he feels his jurisdiction over members the living unit or governing orioirj of the living units in the jurisdiction in the foliowiJ rights have been violated? group in which the violation Censure How can a student following areas: occurred. areas: •Cases "■ list to the public last November. The motion passed, accused of violating a • Violations of hall or •Cases of violations of violations involving tU Frederick Williams, professor of history, introduces a house of University regulation be regulations by other regulations when regulation which are motion to the Academic Council to censure MSU but question were later raised by the Academic Senate assured of a fair hearing? members of the living unit referred by living unit or referred by office of the vice t3 trustee Clair White and Bob Repas, professor of labor concerning the censure process. The answers to these or disputes between presided governing group judiciaries, for student affairs. and industrial relations, for releasing the faculty salary State News photo by Terry Luke members. questions are in Artide4of the office of the vice •Cases involving i •Violations of specific president for student affairs for readmission regulations of the major or the Student - Faculty 1[0I- governing group to which Judiciary. suspension for nonacademil the living unit belongs. reasons after a student hi •Violations of regulations Pay list report stirs ire •Violations of all been suspended or denie of student organizations readmission by University regulations when registered with the these cases have been administrative officer. Associated Students of MSU referred by higher judicial (ASMSU). •Cases involving studeJ bodies or by the office of •Violations of the the publication of disclosed. due process and a rule of and University publication! By LINDA WERFELMAN the the administration that Sixty four per the dean of students. law,,vhe said. ASMSU constitution or State News Staff Writer faculty pay list. some salary information be cent of the faculty had A student with a Appeals L Frederick D. Williams, made public. The returned the questionnaires. cases involving actions of The chairman of the Faculty The trustees voted during grievance against another the ASMSU board. Student- Facull Proponents of the committee suggested the Seventy five per cent of member of his living unit Judiciary also consideT Affairs and •The constitutionality of public's right to know Faculty release of high, low, median those voting favored the their January meeting to would seek adjudication at appeals from students J decisions of the ASMSU clashed with others who Compensation Committee and average salaries of each release of salary lists. officially release the pay this level first. student groups who insisted that an employe's board. objel (FAFCC), proposed the academic rank in each scales, action which was to income is a private concern censure motion, which department, school and The disclosure of the pay an cited this summer by editors Governing groups •The constituionality of the ruling of low] lists was not the main issue Governing actions taken by the chief judicial bodies or those wlL when the Academic Council passed with 66 votes in of the group center prompting his introduction University of judiciaries hear have been denied a hearij last fall censured a professor cases executive of the all favor, four oppposed and The recommendation of the censure motion, Michigan Daily who by lower bodies. and a member of the board six abstaining. followed a study of policies involving disputes between University cabinet of Williams said. requested U-M officials to individuals who of trustees. White reiased are ASMSU. Administrative a copy of of other colleges and of the make public university members of different living of UTOS1i the faculty pay He charged that White •Constitutional conflicts a disciplinary nature m« list to the results of an opinionnaire salary schedules. Trustee Clair A. White, State News in October. which indicated that faculty and Repas had acted units within the group and between campus appealed to the Student 1 D-Bay City, and Bob F. Repas, chairman of the members "without regard for fair The Academic Senate at cases involving grievances by organizations, between Faculty Judiciary bf preferred that Repas, professor of labor Committee for a Rational names not be released. play and without respect for its May meeting approved a or against student major governing groups or students or student group! organization and industrial relations, Pay Policy, mailed copies of fuly - established procedures motion by Repas which under the between campus The decisions of thf were censured during a the salary schedule to all Seventy two per cent of and institutions. requested the council to jurisdiction of the group. organizations and governing Student - Faculty Judicial The November meeting of the faculty members. the faculty responding to "These men took determine its authority to appeals process groups. are final unless appealed tl Academic Council for their Earlier last fall the the survey answered that considered action that censure members of the begins at the governing The AUSJ ie the next the vice president (J separate actions involving FAFCC recommended to names should not be displays utter disdain for faculty. group level. Rulings of living step in the appeals process. student affairs. Man does not liv Crossroads Is within walking distance of your appetite Why not eat with us before the Georgia Tech game Saturday We're only a few minutes walk from the stadium HOME FOOTBALL SATURDAY MONDAY-FRIDAY 10:00 a. m. - 1:00 7:30 a.m. p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Week 1972 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 E3 Faculty anticipates f .the iowei bargaining By S.A. SMITH State News Staff Writer members of the faculty University the agency will faculty signatures authorization cards to be on lacking in the number of outcome of the fall election *y be necessary cards. will be in favor of no union. appeals Faculty unionization Jut if may represent in its negotiations verified by the Michigan The AAUP's proposed AU& become a reality at MSU with the administration was They insist that enough ,to Pant th, this fall. Employment Relations definition of the authorization cards were lower determined by the Faculty Commission. Signatures composition of the finally obtained because Faculty members will Associates and the from 30 per cent of the unlet have the opportunity to bargaining unit differs from many faculty members want the administration. proposed bargaining unit are that of Student vote for one of two the Faculty an election so that they can lary. The Faculty Associates required before an agnecy Associates with the vote h organizations who hope to discussed the against a union. If "no body become the agreement can successfully file for an inclusion of department agent" is the victor, a exclusive with the administration election. chairmen. >nf nsists of ' Facuih bargaining agent for faculty. early in June. Though the At that time, any other The Faculty Associates one-year statute of fou Voters will also be able to AAUP was permitted to limitations on another PPointed organization which secures consider chairmen election will go into effect. choose a "no agent" attend the meeting and to signatures from 10 per cent supervisory personnel and fen facult alternative. participate in the discussion, of the faculty is eligible to a therefore ineligible to be in " » nonvotin Though the date of the However, if one of the the group was not allowed position the ballot. the union. minted by tl election has not yet been on two contenders does emerge 1 to block the Both the for studen composition Faculty AAUP, however, the winner, faculty salaries, as determined, an official of definition. Associates and the AAUP contends that chairmen secretary the Michigan Employment are working conditions and The Faculty Associates filed with the employment Relations Commission has faculty, not supervisors. fringe benefits will be "ry has gained the privilege because relations commission in May Some observers of the negotiable with the origin said it probably will be they obtained enough 1 the but the AAUP was found situation at MSU predict the administration. followiq scheduled for fall term. The two contenders in evolving th the election are the MSU f ferred by th regulation Chowtime Faculty Associates, affiliates of the Michigan Education vice presiden Assn., and the American Tairs. Wilwn Hall reiidenti start their morning off with a hot Assn. nouriihing meal in the Wilson of University Jiving reques Hall cafeteria. Strang®, the I ines at breakfast are io much ihorter than Professors (AAUP). ssion fron any other time. State News photo by Nick The composition of the Jackson ' nonacadem a student hi bargaining unit that is which ed or denie Many people have been led to believe that all by banks are pretty much the same. officer. STRUCTURE STUDIED Jiving studen They couldn't be more wrong. ' publication peals ent- Iso Facul conside Urban college gets OK Banks offer services and these services do differ. So you should compare first before putting your in one place. You may find a better bank. money > students By NANCY PARSONS sJ who Development and a Dept. of they're not obje State News Staff Writer Race necessarily administrative group, of the For ng of low and Ethnic Studies. Chicano problems or Indian "interests and insights" of example, how many locations does your bank MSU became the first The latter will be jointly s or those w problems. But certainly we people involved in urban have in East Lansing? East Lansing State Bank has three, nied major university in the administered by the College will be a heari country to establish a of Social Science. incorporating all of problems. with drive-in windows, right next to campus. How these into the college," ♦Will be more degree-granting college of Following the trustee Winston said. ' late does your bank stay open? East Lansing State Bank ive decision urban affairs last spring, vote Green said that he was 'responsible and "Student who graduate accountable" for effective is open Monday through Saturday from nine till five. ry nature mi The proposal for a "very pleased" with the with an urban development use of its resources. he Student College of Urban formation of the How about checking and savings accounts? East degree will be well-equipped ♦Will have "better diciary b Development was approved University's 17th college. to deal with Jdent group iy the board of trustees at "It is the first urban urban a wide range of control of the faculty Lansing State Bank has one just right for you. Does your problems in reward structure and greater bank care about students? We do. East ans of th their May 19 meeting and college in the nation at a administrative Lansing State as well as llty Judiciu Robert L. Green, director of major university and MSU is degree of freedom for social professions," Winston innovation." Bank offers Master Charge to any student, junior and sappealed t the Center for Urban in a leadership role," Green said. resident (CUA) was named said. "As acting dean, I A search and selection above. And we initiated the Student Aid Bond Program Winston expressed the committee to recommend a •ring dean. pledge myself to work to provide At a press conference hope that the college can permanent dean for the new more money for education. Community cooperatively with all begin admitting students by following the trustees' segments of the University college will include 12 involvement? East Lansing State Bank September 1973, but "this faculty members and three neeting, President Wharton community to build an is just a hopeful students. helps The Volunteer Bureau publicize uid that no timetable had effective approach related for projection." its activities. ieen set the full to the resolution of urban The Wharton said that he faculty mplementation of the problems." endorsed the representatives will include lollege proposal. An Eric college which Take the time and compare. Where you Winston, was one of two models six from CUA and one each light-man committee administrative assistant to from the College of Social bank is important to us. East Lansing leaded by Provost John Green suggested by the and one of the Science, Human Iintlon began work during Educational Policies Ecology, State Bank, your hometown bank away persons helping to organize Committee because it: Education and James the summer term to study the structure of the new Madison College. The from home. Member: F.D.I.C. ♦Permits a small, cohesive certain structural questions college, dispelled recent group to "maintain focus, provost will appoint two related to the college. criticisms that the college additional faculty members. The emphasis, priority, University would be predominantly evaluation and continuous Student representatives Curriculum Committee will black-oriented. review of the programs in will be selected from ew existing Winston said that, instruction, research and student members of the ubanrelated courses and because the college will service." Academic Council and must programs and recommend probably have to begin ♦Gives an "academically include one graduate rtich should be included in small, students will be recognizable contract student and two urban college admitted on the basis of nrriculum. point" for attracting outside undergraduate students, one their genuine concern for financial support. of whom must be an at-large The new college will urban problems. ♦Insures representation council member. "dude a Dept. of Urban "Urban problems are not id on University governing Metropolitan necessarily black just as bodies, including the THE CAMPUS SMOOTHIES.. 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East St 487-6091 River 332 0877 [4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Weekly IN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Women, radical study focus of new courses world (two State News Staff Writer ssslwu*; HUM credits) 201F, 202F 201*1 ^ ^ avaiUb,; for ^trux ATL requirement may be humanities in the w*t The development of fulfilled with a course in enthusiasts. world, instructed in tv American American radical thought in America In humanities, 17 courses expression (ATL HUM 211 219 ^ and the evolution of women are offered, including great """~J fall term, major 121) during huamnities- great h J? < in American society are now books of Western culture documents in American cult,L Western culture books °! topics for study in University (HUM 261) and the visual expression (ATL 132) during College — the result of a year arts and Western culture winter quarter and America humanities'1 ^ 223 - long revision of the college's curriculum. (HUM~221). Upperclassmen can study humanities in the on film (ATL 173) in the spring. Or the student may andW^Sicu^ture^81 — Students who are fulfilling contemporary world (HUM choose to study three terms humanities and'w leir 45 - credit requirement their 1 —*1— 1- 341) as an additional general of women in America (ATL cultural institution* in general education in elective, In 181,182,183). . education "*"■ --- University College can now addition to an individual The complete University humanities choose courses from 51 different in American thought study course (HUM 300). The 12 credit sodal College curriculum follows: ATL 101, 102, 103 Western culture mUS'° ' HUM 282H,283Hl - 281H, and language (ATL), natural science requirement can be comprehensive english humanities: Honors « science, social science and fulfilled with courses in the ATL 121, 122, 123 The tradition series: humanities. emergence of man (SS 211), American expression ^ UM 291 cultnvafl The Dept. of Natural casualties of contemporary ATL 131,132,133 - major traditions of China Science lists courses in the society (SS 213) and the documents in American HUM 292 dynamics of scientific ideas changing metropolis (SS expression - cultural traditions of India Involved students (NS 160) and science, man and society (NS 131) among 241). A supervised individual ATL 141, 142, 143 - HUM 293 - cultural Students sat the Academic Council for the first time provided student study course (SS 300) is also American humanities traditions of Japan on some input into academic its offerings for fall term. offered. ATL 151, 152, 153 HUM 294 last year. Elected from the colleges and the student governance. - - cultural Two 300 - level courses — Students can plan a American minorities traditions of Islam population at large, the student seats on the council State News photo by TerryLuke studies in natural science (NS flexible schedule focusing on ATL 161, 162, 163 - HUM 295 Americna radical thought - cultural ATL 171, 172, 173 - traditions of sub - SaharaT Africa America on film L/C report outlines changes ATL 181, 182, 183 - women in America ATL 191, 192, 193 - honors work in American Additional opportunities HUM 152-introduction J the performing arts HUM 300 supenisei - experience individual study (variabl ATL 117 use of the credit) - f in general educat library (one credit) HUM 341 the - humanitij ATL 300 supervised - in the contemporary worli individual study (variable credit) Social science (fourcredi| Natural science(four unless specified): By NANCY JABLONOWSKI Carlin, dean of the college. "The report is specifically period under consideration. American radical thought natural science instructors credits unless specified): SS 201 - Americans ai State News Staff Writer The report attempted to applicable to MSU, but it can As an example, Coehlo (ATL 161), America on film NS 111, 112, 113 ■ the their values already have scheduled "define the nature of general serve as a model for any described ATL 151, 152, nature of science (ATL 171) and women in individual term - end exams. SS 202 - power in Aim A wider selection of education at MSU and its college - level general 153 - a three course study America (ATL 181), Coehlo NS - Waiver examinations will 116, 117, 118 - SS 203 - a peaceful worldl general education courses trends for the future," of American minorities in with specific, interrelated Coehlo said. education curriculum," Coehlo said. which students explore the added, continue to emphasize basic integrated studies in science SS 211 - the emergence J Coehlo sees the revised themes in each discipline, he NS 120,121,133 - science, man themes is the outcome of a The seven - member He emphasized that the role of minorities in the University College beliefs and values said. Students who are gg 212 coping witl- long analysis of the committee included Thomas curriculum provides a United States from Puritan year - new curriculum help to the as a planning to take an NS 131, 132, 133, 134 changing institutions * University College H. Greer, professor of "flexible means" for the time6 to the present. faculty of the college as well science, man and society independent study exam will modern society curriculum, Richard J. humanities and editor of the student to choose areas of "This course attempts to as an advantage for the be required to know the basic NS 150, 151, 152 - the SS - 213 - casualties J Coehlo, asst. dean of report; James W. Atkinson, particular interest to him analyze the predominant student, concepts of the course they dynamics of scientific ideas contemporary society University College said asst. professor of natural within a general education forces which affected "The report was the result are trying to waive, but NS 160 - knowledge and SS 221 - the changiifl recently. science; Floyd V. framework. minority individuals during of the combined efforts of The University College these periods, not just the nothing specifically oriented science American metropolis Monagham, professor of "In University College, our younger and older faculty to the study of radical NS 171H, 172H, 173H - SS 222 - work and politij report, "General Education natural science; Theodore R. first responsibility is general fact that minorities have from all four University in the Seventies — a Faculty thought in America or honors natural science in urban America Kennedy, professor of ATL; education," Coehlo said. existed in our American College disciplines — ATL, Statement on Philosophy Ronald R. women in America, for NS 181,182,183-natural SS 223 - the world's gp Nelson, asst. But, he added, courses in the heritage," he explained. natural scelnce, social example, would be covered science cities: an urban culture aq and Practice," was released Other ATL professor of humanities; and college stress in - depth study courses wheh science and humanities - and on the exam," Coehlo said. NS 320, 321, 322 - studies common problems in May by a seven - member Cyrus S. Stewart and Barry of a particular facet of deal with a specific theme In as such, has a unique balance in natural science committee of UC faculty N. Stein, asst. professors of general education, not just American thought within a which stresses faculty Coehlo stressed that the NS 300 - supervised SS 241 - modernization appointed by Edward A. social science. an overview of the entire general education awareness of the Importance UC curriculum would individual study (variable political and social framework includ of general education," he continue to expand as new modes credit) SS 24 2 said. courses are developed and Humanities (four credits ideologies: justification J USED BOOKS Coehlo anticipates no problems in implementing approved, "If enough students are unless specified): The various series: politican and econom| power the new courses. He advises interested in a particular area HUM 201, 202, 203 - SS 243 - revolutions! for . . . sophomores and within one of our general humanities in the Western change and internatioi Hot Dogs upperclassmen who have not education courses, well do world conflict completed a three - course our best to structure a course HUM 199 the Greek - SS 300 - supervisfl Hamburgers in any UC Donuts sequence around that interest," he world (two credits) individual study (varialj discipline to consult a UC said, HUM 200 the Roman- credit) Coffee adviser to determine which Ice Cream courses are availabel to fulfill Lemonade etc. their remaining requirement. final Common examinations departmental will Consumer group's fee etc. probably be eliminated, Coehlo said but individual porfessors may correlate coursework to facilitate final awaits OK of trustees exams for two or three By NANCY PARSONS followed by organizations to investigate consume sections of a class. He also State News Staff Writer wishing to utilize the complaints. The groil noted that many ATL and The Public Intesest University's fee collection would look into charges! Research Group in Michigan process at registration. sex discrimination, unW (PIRGIM), a fledgling If PIRGIM is required to labor practices and poj consumer protection meet these qualifications woiking conditions to na organization, received a big because no fees have a few. boost from the students For the finest actually been collected yet, MSU's PIRGIM is ju| spring term when a the organization will be _ ji e branch of in travel service referendum passed granting forced to hold another ... it a new $1 fee to be organization that | student referendum. The spreading across tfl Air MiM.ii. Tours Sea Cruises collected by each student at criteria state that a majority country. Already there # Motels #arafcb Checks registration. of the group's constituents g^ps at universities I Visas Though a majority of the must vote in the referendum Oregon, Minnesota al student Across from Berkey Rent a car voting on that and a majority of that Washington and at U of 1 referendum approved the Wayne State University ai - - SEE OUR AD ON THE BACK number must approve the PAGE OF THE SPORTS SECTION tax, there is still some tax. Oakland Universifl College Travel Office question on whether the In the PIRGIM w;th one group be'fl 130 W. Grand River Ralph Nader - styled referendum, typical of all organized at Grand VallP 351-6010 organization must go to the recent student elections, state College. There are all board of trustees before the those voting did not 12 statewide PIRG groi® For all your uniform needs Waldo Travel Agency 115 W. Allegan money can be collected. A set of criteria was constitute student majority of the a body. So the organized. Lansing During spring approved by the University question of the $1 fee will piRGIM sponsored 372-8020 term establishing ultimately be decided by speaker Ralph Nader P ^ summer —,J-|'— u~ new guidelines f- to the board of trustees. campus through an assist ' MEN'S & 1 PIRGIM began at MSU In ASMSU's Great Issues. the fall of 1971. With the national chairman of all I MED money it hopes to receive from the students, the PIRG groupr the headquarters located J organization will hire a full - Washington, D.C. is » VET time staff including lawyers associte of Nader. * NURSING STUDE STUD MED CEDAR VILLAGE WANTS YOU The Quality Is S TE UNIFORM 3009 Vine St. of Lansing, Inc. 332-2543 AUAMNTHB ONE BLOCK NORTH OF MICHIGAN HOURS: - WEST OF FRANDOR Sizzlirf Mon. noon til 9; Tues, Wed., Thurs., Sat. 9:30-5:30 Steak Dinner $1.79 Fri. 9:30-9 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 E5 RECOMMENI LNEL 'U' programs assist minority admissions By NANCY PARSONS The commission's final eliminate the "snow job" "All terms of special State News Staff Writer report, issued last November, publicity barrage once used admission status should be climaxed 14 months of to recruit National Merit Minority admissions . .. explicitly defined as male-female enrollment hearings and deliberations Scholars to MSU. which had produced temporary and contingent," To widen access to the the ratios... the educational role commission discussions of: University, the commission of research . . .the impact of recommended. "As soon as a ♦The bewilderment and recommended the use of a community college transfer bitter frustration of a Detroit special student has second admissions students. category maintained a grade businessman who found his for students who are There The only area which was no lack of daughter rejected by MSU admitted primarily on received treatment importance or relevance to because of an unimposng evidence of academic the subjects covered academic record, but who comparable to that given by the potential rather than on the mi Report of the Presidential saw special admission basis of nority/disadvantaged Commission on Admissions previously students was that of the role granted to a youth demonstrated performance. of community and Student Body characterized as a "black colleges and "Students likely to be four years admission of Composition. revolutionary." accorded special admissions The University has ♦The sometimes pleading, community college transfer status are not implemented sizeable necessarily students. a sometimes demanding number of the commission's minority students, nor are The commission urged the requests of community they necessarily urban nor recommendations, especially college leaders to have MSU University to place much of are they in the areas of necessarily poor, the responsibility for admitting grant automatic admission to but they are educationally educationally disadvantaged two-year programs and early any holder of a community disadvantaged," the education re or of economically nay students and providing them with financial aid and special college Associate of Arts commission said. disadvantaged students upon The board of trustees votes on degree. Under the commission's the a matter on their of the Administration Building. services, Ira Polley, asst. community colleges; *The quiet disillusionment guidelines, a student who is agenda. The board meets monthly on the fourth floor provost for admissions and of the out-of-state consequently it is concerned State News photo by Tom Dolan students admitted under the special that graduates of records, said. who asked the admissions program would in community University to colleges be assured of an effect enter into a contract opportunity to continue with the University. their education. Honors The University would "A student who attends a plan commit itself to providing community college and giv the student with all the completes an academic financial aid needed to program which qualifies him supplement his own earnings for admission to the and a full range of academic upper division of a four-year By LINDA WERFELMAN University objectivees," and support services needed In most cases, students "They institution should have the State News Staff Writer are more apt to get had an undistinguished according to an asst. director who have retained a into the spirit of the high College students, Thompson to develop the academic chance for admission to of the college. grade school record, she said. same J The MSU Honors College, ''The average of at least 3.5 during academic world as Honors Some Honors College said. The potential he is deemed to that upper division as a ■ in organization for some University's their freshman year are facilities include have. student who spends his first College freshmen," she students have used annual 12,300 students who have objective is to make sure the eligible for an invitation to added. evaluations of the college to access to graduate stacks in The specially admitted two years of college at the ■achieved what the college individual student realizes the Library, permission to student would in turn join the college. Other The college is now object to what they have senior institution, provided ■ considered "outstanding his individual potential. This waive prerequisites with the commit himself to reduced students with lower grade beginning an experimental considered flaws in the he has the same academic ■records" in earlier studious is what the Honors approval of academic credit loads and College avearges may apply for program to admit 40 long-range qualifications," the ■efforts, is "an extension of strives to do in program. Their objectios advisers, the ability to audit academic plans based, dealing with admission. freshmen "with great ability, most commission said. students of proven academic The Honros College frequently cite courses or to enroll in provisionally on 15 to 18 began but who did not achieve in difficulty in making Community colleges and ability," Mary M. Thompson in 1970 to admit a number of honors, graduate or quarters, accompanied by mi said. high school," Thompson appointments with academic nority/disadvantaged freshman honors students, said. The program was independent study courses developmental work that students received a major IStandards ''There justification for is a great small unit selected college on the basis of entrance started because a 1972 Rhodes Scholar from MSU advisers and the advisers' lack of information about facilities available to Honors and the use of priorities in enrollment and registration, would round out his academic schedule to a full share of attention in the commission's report. on this campus to give this examination scores and high she said. work load each quarter. llisted for flexibility to some students on this campus. The Honors school grade averages. The program has worked College is not an elitist well, with a favorable Ihonoraries group; it's added. a facilitator," she response from freshman participants, Thompson said. iByKATHRYN SPALDING J Many MSU honorary LIEBERMANN'S J societies have ■inictive in the become Are i|ou educated to our past three to Ifour years. The remaining ■ones, ranging from Unusual gifts from ■departmental to all ■University scholastic Ihon o r a r i e s, offer all over the world ■companionship, status, and ■sometimes scholarships or a "Universiti|ville Offices"? Ichance to become involved I in special programs to those ■who are invited to I Tower Guard, a women's ■scholastic ■honorary, and has join. for service many J ■years sponsored a program ■of help for the blind. Wte call the three Michigan National Bank offices sur¬ ■ Another There are 101 services you can bank on at three society, Mortar our ■Board, honors senior rounding East Lansing and the University community Michigan National Bank "Universityville Office" women who are on the basis of nominated our "Universityville Offices." locations: leadership, ■icholarship, service, and Between them, they provide a total of eleven drive- 1. East Point Drive-in E. Grand River at ■fide point average. 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Ferency to be a better way of stockholdres in the State Gov. G. Mennen Williams. He adviser. He does not rule out worked on the city handling it." time to teaching MSU News there should be no was also a member of the the possibility of running for subcommittee which studied Ferency explained he has board of directors. students. Michigan Liquor Control an office as a candidate of East Lansing's role in worked with various "The way it is now, I think Beginning this term, Commission. the Human Rights party in relation to the war in committees that have been it is a corporate institution — Ferency will instruct From 1961 - 63, Ferency the future. founded by citizens to Criminal Law 375, an Indochina and compiled a and the administraiton hold was executive secretary for Ferency was an attorney in report of recommendations petition the city. He is also a undergraduate course, and too tight a rein," he said. Gov. the Detroit prior to for the city. member of the Lansing Administration of Criminal John-^nson. Also in 15v7o, rerency was area board of the American Civil Ferency expects that the Law 870, a graduate - level moving his practice to East Ferency said he believes Committee for a Free Press class. Ferency has taught some extension classes and visitor elected chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee. He was re - Lansing in 1969. He works with the East Lansing law firm of Willi ngham and Cote. the formation of the subcommittees was a "play Liberties Union. Along the line University activities, of will probably bring the case before the board of trustees Speaking to take the heat off at the sometime during fall term. Sitting in on an East Lansing ad hoc elected twice. However, while he is Ferency represented the war courses at Wayne State time." subcommittee Ferency, an MSU graduate, meeting, is Zolton Ferency offering his advice on University's law school, but As the Democratic candidate for governor in teaching at MSU, he will be visitation basis with the He said he thinks the Committee for a Free Press in their suit against the State said, "I have deep and the city can help end its ties with how I the MSU teaching position is on a city News. abiding a for my alma producers of war f his first regular appointment. 1966, Ferency's campaign firm, handling some criminal subcommittee's power fell concern related materials. He explained that he is not issues included the 18 • year defense cases. short of what it originally The student group mater." Ferency said he - State News photo by Chuck accustomed to teaching old vote, ecology - awareness During the takeover of was supposed to be. complained that the State enjoys being involved Michaeli nonlaw students. Therefore, and criticism of the war in Grand River Avenue in May He also expressed News not only held a because he wants to be of his he added, "I hope I can make Vietnam. protesting Nixon's escalation disappointment at the monopoly on publication of assistance to the University. BUREAU CHIEF SAYS Job forecast dim for gradsl By RAY ANDERSON State News Staff Writer As spring term neared an end, the sight of a coup! hundred members of the Class of '72 keeping vigil at t] Placement Bureau's doors before opening hours t commonplace. Graduates were being rudely awakened to the fact thi the job market is glutted with certified historiad educators, philosophers and communicators. As a result, more and more college graduate are beiJ forced to resort to occupations and lifestyles that ai sharp contrast to their expectations. None are more aware of the dim job prospocts than tJ staff at the Placement Bureau. During the past year thJ has been a 23 per cent decrease in the number of interviewing on campus, and even these interviewers hi empolyj been operating with a 25 per cent cutback in quotas. And immediate indications are that jobs are not goingl be any easier to find for this year's graduates, John f Shingleton, director of the Placement Bureau said. "The overall business picture is of one conservatij pessimism and a corresponding reluctance to expand, f previous years employers were hiring personnel I prepareation for large-scale expansion, but they've stoppei and they are limiting their hiring to those with specili skills," Shingleton said. Another factor presenting problems beyond tM economic recession and increasing numbers of graduates I the military cutback which has limited the number the school of journalism and the that stealing from a free. Your police record can crime, you're a criminal. •ST Communications Institute. merchant, no matter how mar your chances for •Mredite!) u 8St co"e8e is the College of Education, which is small the item, is a crime. employment and other Teacher Ph the National Council for accreditation of important future The shoplifted item, •condarv jati°n' 11 PrePares students for elementary and You could wind up in jail. tottrupw . Ucation certification, as well as for being opportunities. regardless of its value, comes Or with a suspended •The r Vi" co"e8e ""d adult educators. So don't take a chance with a high price tag — "d 'mdmu of the ji°f En$neerin8 focuses on a firm knowledge sentence and a police record. with your life. Shoplifting is perhaps a lifetime of regret. emri fundamental engineering sciences and l°r sti'Hpp,neer'ng methods for application. It has programs ";^l«eering^ 'S rated among the top three in the country !y gj. j Tf'esearch program. It four departments are nistrati sc'ences, foods and nutrition, institution MSU h«c n and texti,es» clothing and related arts. SaSsST""" Briggs College Sponsored in the public interest by the lp?y^tp°l°nlege of Natural Science is dedicated to the wise knowledge regarding the biological and BOOKSTORE yiU.1 y world. ^ 'eloni ^°"ege Social Science is concerned with •'erirm ■lcnowlde8e within an area of its discipliens and •Th.Va'nin8 'n certain related professional fields, 'two 6 °' Human Medicine was established in 1964 ' iwyear institution, but last year expanded into a four - flepee • granting program. E10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Wertin,. Wharton calls workday 'sustaining interruption' By NANCY PARSONS State News Staff Writer money in a meter in front of Wilson Hall. receives every day, letters from people asking him to University newsman seminar, a calls to ask about Wharton's day was spent meeting visiting dignitarites Though he holds a speak at various the proposed law school at and talking with persons Many students think of highly-visible office, few Clifton R. Wharton as the engagements (most of these MSU, a trustee calls to interested in teaching at the one in the penthouse suite people actually see Wharton invitations are turned down discuss the budget. One man at work. The majority of University. of the fortress-like because of previous called long distance to set One of the ways Wharton MSU's students and faculty Administration Building commitments), letters from up an appointment with communicates with the have very little direct Wharton for the middle of who raises tuition and hands people seeking positions in students during the year is contact with the president the University (these letters October. out diplomas at graduation. and even less knowledge of by regularly going into the are forwarded to "The president's time This stereotyped student what his working days are residence halls with his wife impression of MSU's department chairmen) and gets to be a very precious and having dinner with the like. an occasional letter of president may be a bit commodity. I often have to students. On one particular complaint one-sided. Wharton is also or praise from make appointments weeks At the end of the day, the one who: summer morning Wharton parents or students (these in advance in order to assure Wharton cleaned off the arrived at the are given to one of that I'll be available," •Accepted an invitation stacks of material that have Administration Building at Wharton's several aides to Wharton said. from five coeds for a accumulated on his ten-foot 7 a.m., as he does every draft a reply). "The problem with this is desk to ready it for his next hamburger dinner at their work day morning. During the summer term, that when a student comes day in that apartment. •Worried over a letter "The early and late hours of the day are the best for the orientation programs for into the office and wants to highly-disciplined tornado. the from a concerned parent incoming freshmen are see the president, often I He acknowledged to one me," Wharton said. "There's always on his agenda. have to refuse," Wharton Addressing a group of summer orientation students is but one of many activities in who noticed a drug poster Lansing audience that his no one in to see me and I Since becoming president said. "Then I get labeled as University President' Clifton R. Wharton Jr.'s busy day. on the door of life is one sustaining can mentally prepare for the in 1970, Wharton has made a State News photo by Chuck Mason-Abbott residence being inaccessible." interruption. Michaels one or two crisis that point of addressing The remainder of halls. •Collects Malaysian art. undoubtedly will come up incoming freshmen and in the next few hours." their parents at these *And received a parking Unit alters Wharton began by sorting summer sessions. He fields faculty rules ticket for forgetting put through 20 to 30 letters he their questions concerning drugs on campus, cohabitation in the residennce halls and the quality of MSU's faculty. By SA. SMITH welfare of the University." its first In reality, the senate is a meeting i& "I think the bigness of State News Staff Writer News Analysis USED BOOKS the University scares a lot of people when they come In the past five years the Academic Senate has taken rubber stamp for the Academic Council. November, to the sent back to the council and then sent senate back for here for the first time. I such "momentous" action convened specially by the statement to the senate According to the Bylaws amendments in May, it want to make it for Academic Governance, You Tow as as approval of revisions to president of the University which basically addressed "business would not be until 'the personalized as I can," the Bylaws of the Faculty, or the Academic Council. the problem of the requiring following November that Wharton said. consideration of the the Academic Senate could approval of the revised Currently the senate's "implementation of the Sell Buy After getting back to his office Wharton discussed his grading policy and approval membership numbers close land-grant philosophy in the Academic Senate shall — without calling special of the annual athletic to 2,000 faculty members — context of our urban crisis." ordinarily be brought before meetings - take final action presentation with an aide council report. all regular faculty above The problem of a it in the form of a report or on the proposal. bleak who had accompanied him. The senate has also voted instructor level. Excluding attendance record recommendation from the The agenda for the Nov. has The aide suggested that the those faculty members on Academic Council." YOU SAVE! 15, 1971, meeting of the to have its meetings taped plagued the Academic president allow more time At the initial Academic (just like the Academic leave, the eligible and Senate since its conception Senate waj for questions and corrected presentation, the Council), and to allow available senate members and is part of the rationale senate comprised of a series of] a slight mistake in one of for may approve or return to photographers to snap any given year is employed by critics of the reports; no voting action the figures Wharton had estimated at between 1,800 council the was taken at the pictures for the first 10 senate. meeting. quoted. minutes of the meeting. and 1,900. Low-level attendance at recommendation. On "I depend a lot on these The Academic Freedom! More significantly, the However, attendance senate meetings may be subsequent presentations to (criticisms) because I'm not Academic Senate put the records for the past nine the senate, the Report for Students hat! attributed to the relative been always sure I'm coming recommendation written, revised and final seal of faculty approval years reveal that the average inaction of the senate. may be approved. The Bylaws of Campus across Wharton make to a an audience," said. "And if I mistake in on the Academic Freedom Report for Students and set up the procedures for attendance is 295 persons — 15.5 qualified, per cent of the available Because infrequently most it meets and of the issues which because so amended or returned to the council as many times as the senate deems necessary. the Faculty have been written and metamorphosed 0ook into the Bylaws for something I say, I'm sure to selecting a new president of membership. come before the senate for a Conceivably the Academic Goverance. hear about it later." the University. The attendance record of Academic Senate could vote go first to the smaller The During his entire morning major policy Technically the most 563 (set at a special meeting and prolong discussion and S^ore comprehensive more documents have been Wharton is almost postpone action on any powerful and prestigious on May 29,1968, when the Academic Council, many constantly interrupted by faculty governing body at revised Bylaws of the faculty members are issue through this ping-pong debated — sometime^ Across from Berkey phone calls and people procedure. The in frequency heatedly — in the senate,) the University — but in Faculty were approved and indifferent to or But short of any majo" needing his opinions or of the senate's meetings See our ad on the Back Page of practice one of the most passed on to the president) discouraged with the revisions in these guidelines, decisions on University useless University organs - was shattered a year later on Academic Senate. necessarily draws out debate the Sports Section the future agendas of the projects. An aide drops in to the Academic Senate meets on any matter which May 8, 1969, at another Conceptually the senate goes before both the council and Ac&demic Senate wilj relate the activities of a twice yearly, unless special meeting called by is to provide a forum in probably take the route o senate. acting president Walter which the tenure-track the most recent meeting: Adams. An unprescedented faculty can "bring up for If an issue is brought status reports, directional 699 faculty members heard consideration any matter before Academic Council in reports, reports to review! Adams read a policy pertaining to the general the fall, sent to the senate at and reports to inform. FOR AUTONOMY Tri-U suit-futile By NANCY PARSONS "If the legislature wants to three universities were constitutional autonomy State News Staff Writer cut our funds because we unconstitutional. the "Big Three." Some U n i v e rsity teach radical studetns, they One of the basic administrators are beginning do it under the disguise of problems with the court's The judge upheld tL to wonder if the five-year any other reason they can decision, this official feels, validity of five oth court hassle between the think of." sections of the act al* is that though it did rule Michigan legislature and the certain sections of the being challenged by t state's three The battle for autonomy universities, however. major 1971-72 Higher Education universities is worth the for Michigan's Bill to be unconstitutional, George Bushnell, effort. state-supported colleges and it did not order any actions Detroit attorney hired b One administrative universities is still being to be taken to assure that the universities in 1967, sai official, who declined to waged while the the legislature would not oral arguments in the state be identified, said that five-year-old court case is continue reduce to appeal will be give though the Tri-U lawsuit being appealed by the state appropriations for those sometime this fall with was decided in favor of the attorney general's office. same reasons. decision from the co' universities last December, The Tri-U lawsuit, filed the by MSU, University of Perhaps the most probably being hand" CLOSE TO YOU relationship between down a short time later. those two bodies has not Michigan (U-M) and Wayne advantageous section of the State University in 1967, court's decision for the changed at all. universities was to reduce Salmon's decision sta What this whole case charged that certain that sections of th. the power of the Michigan amounts to is a legal lesson legislative restrictions on All offices and services of in futility," the official said. state appropriations to the Board of Education appropriation bill are The December decision violation cf Article Section 5 of the Michi 1st Notional Bonk ore open of Ingham County Circuit Constitution which vests t; Court Judge Marvin J. 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MICHIGAN Sports STATE Eaft Lansing, Michigan UNIVERSITY STATE NEWS ________— Welcome Week, 1972 Griddersaw By RICK GOSSELIN RICK GOSSELIN Cocaptains Billy Joe DuPree am.. set , „ and Brad . for solid Pasadena bid tackles last season with 51. He added State New* Sports Writer VanPelt provide the more than 41 assists and caused one collegiate battlefield. Junior After nuffy Daugherty thoroughly just leadership. VanPelt fumble. a heated competition during was a first DuPree led the team in college transfers Damond Mays and as a high school signal caller in 1971 MSU football team all America selection - receptions Clayton Montgomery could very easily spring drills for the number one Manistee, will share back up duties enjoyed by United last year from his - Press International last season. He tight end post. The be in the starting line - quarterback spot, George Mihaiu with 1688011 led Louisiana native, whom Duffy has said up for the first passer deluxe Dan Werner of starters, it was hi» first winning the team in appears to have emerged as victor. The interceptions with four, he wouldn't trade for Spartan home game in front of the River Rouge signal caller was the Rocky River, Ohio. With the NCAA including two for touchdowns. He also any tight end in ,pllSon since the national the country, also uses his 6 students — Notre Dame on October 7. freshman eligibility regulation in effect paced the team in punt returns last fall - 4, 215 - regular during his sophomore season championship year of 1966. Though pound frame to the best of its "You generally recruit junior but an injury forced him this fall, the Spartans could also be L team's 6 - 5 mark didn't set the with 10, carrying an average return of college players with hopes that they out of the aided back of center by Shawn Lazier 11 yards per kick. But his blocking ability. DuPree is the next starting role last season. Mihaiu ran for •tadium's tartan turf afire, it did true value best bet on the team behind VanPelt can be of immediate help to your 260 yards from the wishbone in of Evanston, Dl. Mnerate some moral support from from the free safety team," Daugherty said, "with Eric The offensive line features a solid position — for all - America honors. limited appearances while ge disenchanted students and plugging up holes in the defensive line — should make the Owosso, Mich. Daugherty has a few more aces on Allen gone, we fully expect Mays and 114 more during 1972. passing for crew of veterans and could be the best in the Big Ten. All - Big Ten guard Joe his offensive unit that should make the Montgomery to be of immediate help. Mark Neisen, a potential all - senior a two - time all American, We need some Big DeLamielleure joins 6 - 7, 260 - pound . - wishbone - T offensive installment go. running help — losing Ten safety who was moved to a three - way tie for third place in the VanPeltfinished second on the team in Two of his best backs are untried on Allen meant losing a lot of yards quarterback during the spring to take Hawaiian Jim Nicholson on the right conference's final standings with a 5 - offensively." advantage of his wishbone experiences side with last year's regulars Denny 3 league record. The true satisfaction Macholz (guard) and Marv Roberts comes from the fact that MSU beat (tackle) manning the left side. Two both of the teams that put in a claim year veteran Bob McClowry, whose on third place, Ohio State and Illinois. two brothers Terry and Pat are also on And the paddling of Ohio State came the team, will return with a solid lock in front of a record 82,000 - plus fans on the centering chores. in Columbus. Defensively, MSU will once again be As a third and final measure of strong. A little inexperience on the satisfaction, Daugherty posted his front wall should be compensated for 100th win as a college coach - all at by an entire crew of secondary Michigan State. The Spartans gave veterans. Bruising Gail Clark, who led Duffy his coveted win in front of a the team in tackles last season from his home crowd against a strong Oregon linebacker spot with 58, will join Ken State unit, 31 -14. Alderson and possibly junior Ron But there is no place for Kumiega as the linebackers. complacency in the life of a college In addition to VanPelt, Daugherty football coach. The 1971 season is will have juniors Paul Hayner, and Bill ■ and the 1972 season awaits Simpson and senior Frank Timmons in the deep secondary slots. Hayner was Daugherty and his charges. The 1972 schedule will be the final exam for a moved to a safety post to replace the Spartan brigade that successfully transplanted Niesena and should passed the 1971 midterm. improve on his two interceptions MSU will face one of the most during his rookie campaign. Simpson, who also doubles as the team's punter nigged slates in its history with three nonconference foes among the best in (averaging 39.5 last fall), will join the nation and a Big Ten schedule Timmons as cornerbacks. vhich features games with four Brutality will be supplied at the middle guard post by both Ernie preseason top 20 members in its run for the Pasadena Rose Bowl bid. Hamilton and Ray Nester. Hamilton, The with catlike quickness, is probably the Spartans will open at Illinois, ie of the many favorites to win the most versatile member of the defensive title. After battles with unit and can move out to end or even Georgia Tech, back to linebacker. Nester is a close Southern California and Notre Dame, HSU will return to the conference second to Hamilton and could be is to meet such powers as Michigan, playing end if it proves to be a trouble area come October, The MSU coaches Purdue and Ohio State. The challenge of the decade for Daugherty will agree that there's no way that indeed by 1972. Hamilton and Nester should be on the bench - they'll both be playing Gone from last year's team are all - somewhere in the starting defensive "cans Eric Allen and Ron Curl, o missing will be Borys Schlapak alignment. who set school records with three 54 - Gary VanElst and Jim Taubert man the tackle slots while Bill Chada and yard field goals during his career. Brian McConnell hold down the line Quarterback Mike Rasmussen has thrown his last pass as a collegian. Bill Dawson and Ron Joesph will The hunters and extemities from their end positions. represent Mike Hurd, who caught one of only over 550 - pounds of beef six touchdown passes thrown gone from The Michigan State defensive team, ranked second last season to against the defensive line. administer the final blow in Slade's the Michigan defense last season, will Daugherty has a lot conference rushing attempt. Hayner of holes to plug up. champion Michigan, closes in on Michigan returns along with Brad VanPelt and Bill Simpson to give the be the primary long ball threat, joined But the assests of quarterback Tom Slade (17) in a game played last October in by sophomore Mike Jones and junior Daugherty's 19th Spartans a solid secondary. Kick return specialist Frank MSU team tend to outweigh the losses. Spartan Stadium. MSU's Paul Hayner (27) moves in to Tony Ransom. Timmons will be the fourth member of the defensive backfield. Marv Roberts and Ray State News photo by Milton Horst. Kurpe will share the place kicking chores. Trackmen Bv GARYkORRFPH ByGARYKORRECK mL. The trackmen should .be ■ eye ■ repea State News Sports Writer especially with cast his left arm, strong in the distances, where indoor a on gained a long and triple jumps, is rated among "We could win the titles place in the outdoor '20s. again," he As for the Big Ten titles, MSU will Any time you lose Herb Washington NCAA mile champ Ken Popejoy heads the top three in the conference in both surmised, "But it's going to take some be the favorites this year, after The field events, weak in some having pou come know it's going to be tough to the list. Popejoy, who runs just about spots, should be stronger this season. and his teammate John Ross will doing. Indiana and Illinois will still be won both in underdog roles in 1972. back, but MSU's track team has anything from the 440 up, will be return after a brilliant freshman pretty tough and the other schools will MSU's ' bunch of top notch Marv Roberts established himself as season. cross country team, which performers joined by returnees Randy Kilpatrick, MSU's top muscleman as he busted the be out to knock us off." provided MSU with the first leg of a Muming for 1973 and it could well the Coo) twins, Rob and Ron, and Pole vaulters Jim Stevenson and Even so, Dittrich has always made track triple crown last year, will be tyeat as Big Ten indoor outdoor Steve Rockey. previous varsity shot put mark in the Tom Wilson enjoyed only minimal sure his teams - spring and placed in the Big Ten in get plenty of work to hard pressed to retain its Big Ten title campions. The foursome of success in '72, but Dittrich expects avoid the complacency that comes Popejoy, both meets. this fall, according to Coach Jim Besides Washington, who set an them to be better with a year of tough indoor record in the 60 Kilpatrick and the Cools set a varsity Del Gregory, who competes from winning. One of the big meets of Gibbard. yard dash standard in the four - mile in the competition behind them. the indoor year, the Spartan 'id won • relay at the Relays, "It's going to be tough," he said, a pair of individual Drake Relays last spring. offers many of the top collegiate "Indiana's getting everybody back and inference titles, the The distance team will also have the Spartans are athletes in head to head competition Illinois should be fairly strong, too, I'd ®"ig LaRue Butchee, another fine services of Kevin Reabe, a transfer as well as putting the local trackmen in have to rate them the favorites along ■Niter, and hurdler Dave Martin. This fine threesome will be sorely who will be eligible for this season. Reabe did competition well as an MSU Track Pacesetters the spotlight. MSU also visited Ypsilanti and Ann with us." ""^d, ut he admitted has not coach Fran Dittrich, independent in invitational meets during BOB CASSELMAN . .. Big Ten indoor KEN POPEJOY Cross country team Arbor for a pair of invitational meets Just about everyone will be back for MSU this season, though, with the yet thrown up his the indoor season. . .. against stiff competition. Nils in despair. Also back is Bob Cassleman, the Big 600 - yard dash and outdoor 440 - yard cocaptain and fourth place finisher in exception of Dave Dieters, an The same was true outdoors, where We've got intermediate hurdles champion; 1971 conference meet; Big Ten and important figure in last year's title a couple of freshman Ten indoor 600 champ and the the trackmen were represented in a fl™ , And coming B up," up, he cA|iiaincu, 1IC explained, outdoor 440 ■ yard intermediate anchorman of Big Ten indoor mile relay NCAA indoor mile champion. pair of prestigious nations! relay race. maybe a couple of good distance hurdle titlist. Cassleman has competed title holder. meets, and came away with four titles Ken in the 440 relay and has anchored the JOHN MORRISON in the process. Popejoy and Randy Kilpatrick, Dittrich will also have Marshall Dill, mile relay team to a pair of indoor MARSHALL DILL Big Ten 300 - . . . last season's cocaptains, will be back tier indoor ... low hurdles champion. While several varsity and Big Ten and this pair, which placed 4 - 5 in the world record setter, titles. yard dash champion and world record records were set by Spartans during conference running, will be the E iead the sprinters. Dill, Mike Murphy, Mike Holt and Bill holder (29.6) and 220 - yard dash king; the 1972 season, a bunch more could Also returning are Rob and Ron Cool key. In tu e a tonsillectomy operation Nance are a trio of strong quarter - anchorman of Big Ten outdoor 440 ■ be set in '73. People to watch for are: and Steve Rockey. srping, still managed to win the milers who Dittrich will use in open DEL GREGORY Second place yard relay champion. . . . Popejoy in the mile and 880, Dill in all iL ®'e"ce outdoor 220 and anchored competition and in the mile relay. finisher in both indoor and outdoor Big the dashes and Cassleman in the "We may get a couple of kids from i <40 - yard relay squad to another RANDY KILPATRICK Cross Ten The indoor hurdles, with John . . . long jump and third placer in both intermediate hurdles. high school," Gibbard added, "But we „ Morrison amd Mike Hurd returning country team cocaptain and fifth place indoor and outdoor Big Ten triple The spring relay teams won't be as don't have them yet." , think we'M find anyone to will be a strong point for the Spartans finisher in conference meet of 1971. strong without Butchee and It should still be a fairly strong unit. and kaRue's " Morrison is back to defend his shoes," Dittrich as Washington, but the distance medley ' ut we'U still be pretty strong." indoor low hurdle title. Hurd, running and mile relay times should get better. (Please turn to page 4) MARSHALL DILL RANDY KILPATRICK BOB CASSELMAN F2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -tlroJ!lWeekm; Mad scramble for roses in Big Ten By RICK GOSSELIN Southern Cal, Washington Indiana could be a dark regulars back, but both are started the final and Penn State, then return horse: not for the Rose of all-America potential. two '° e State News Sports Writer of ,ast game, to face Ohio State, Bowl, but for a winning Jim Anderson returns at season „ tackle and Mike Varty will quarterback, would be Michigan, and Purdue in an season. Johnny Pont's logical candidal* to su early showdown of Big Ten Hoosiers Will be led by Ted again start as outside As a consolation to linebacker. There may be Sunderman, but La,,.l power. The last four games NcNulty, who could be the continued 'in Woody Hayes, the Big Ten should be cakewalks with best quarterback in the quite a few sophomores in chairs and Fick won't be viewed as a big Northwestern, Indiana, conference this season. the Wildcat defensive halfback after endcd^ one, little nine conference Wisconsin and Iowa. spring drill McNulty threw for over alignment which means a lot as rename Michigan saw fit to it last season. As a Michigan will again serve 1,000 yardi last season and of points will be That leaves part time 197^1 as a pillar of Big Ten hooked up on six scoring surrendered. matter of fact, there won't strength, but the pillar strikes after taking over the Hawkeye The only man over CJ. be only one or two teams won't be of the same granite reins at mid-season. John Jardine has a he defense is thing solid ab^ capable of heading construction this season as He will be joined by handful of returning he faces the line: J westward for a New Year's it had been for the past three fullback Ken St. Pierre for lettermen on defense and a line are populating 2 Day Rose Bowl clash: There years of the Bo ground puposes and will few key performers on his virtually the hat competed Z will be five teams. league's first five finishers The Schembechler era. The have Charley Byrnes to offense to base his '72 hope at Wisconsin. the worst defense lastseasoTu Wolverines were bit by throw to. Byrnes caught 24 aeai™ the rush in the will enjoy a balance that graduation 19 times, losing aerials last year for 332 Much of his hope — rather Big ft? hasn't been seen since 1967 13 starters. Among the Inexperience run. rampant yards. All but one lineman most of his hope — rides on when Indiana, Minnesota everywhere else. and Purdue tied for the top regulars lost were six off last year's wall returns the shoulders of halfback With a new aII-Americans. Only four coach and. which further delights Pont. Rufus spot. In fact, the conference starters return to the (Roadrunner) new attitude, the Minnesot once The defense has 10 Ferguson. Ferguson, a first winner may head to Gophers will enter the 1975 The Big Ten will have many outstanding bacKs this season both offensively and vaunted Michigan defense returning starters with team all Pasadena with one or two Big Ten selection season set for a defensively. Among them are Ohio State halfback Rick Galbos (left,) Illinois that posted three excellent linebacking last season, rushed for with dogfigM losses on its record. over Iowa for the interception leader Willie Osley (center) and first team all - Big Ten halfback Rufus consecutive nonconference expected from Mike Fulk 100 yards six times last conference cellar. shutouts last year and never Michigan will again be Ferguson of Wisconsin. gave up more than 17 points strong, but will be forced to in a single game. The accept possibly a fourth number six scorer Otis Depleted by injuries last Illinois, which rode out Wolverines allowed only 10 place standing behind Armstrong is also back. season, the Buckeyes still the 1972 season on a five touchdowns during their Purdue, Ohio State and Compounding speed with managed a third place finish game winning streak, will undefeated regular season Illinois. Michigan State is have 21 of 22 regulars from speed, Darryl Stingley will (tie) in the conference. This while the offense churned the other "strong" team and will provide the last season returning. join Armstrong as the other season very productively for 55 the dark horse of the five to halfback to form the fastest Needless to the opportunity for many of say, TDs of its own. head West on New Year's those injured players to Fighting Illini will be one-two punch in the But Michigan will be Day. circuit. Stingley will also reclaim their starting berths fighting. minus veteran running backs It 11 be a scramble after work out of the flankerback and with that, Big Ten The offense has everyone Billy Taylor and Glenn that with Indiana probably post — he finished fourth in superiority. back, including its top five Doughty and still haven't the best of the second the league last year in Hayes has the brunt of the rushers and top nine established a quarterback receptions. Good? He was number three ranked receivers. Not bad. division teams followed Add yet. Bo Rather and Paul only second on the team. defense in the conference closely by Northwestern, quarterback Mike Wells, Seymour are fine receivers Split end Rick Sayers was back with leadership who at 6-5 is of ideal size, but useless when Wisconsin, Iowa and no one can Minnesota. third in the conference with ex pected from linebacker and the Illini should repay get the ball out to them. three more receptions. Randy Gradishar, possibly many of the lambastings it Alan (Cowboy) Walker and The Purdue Boilermakers the best linebacker in the had received while serving as Ed Shuttlesworth will give will be swinging a big The Boilermakers have Big Ten since Jack Tatum. the official Big Ten patsy the Wolverines a solid hammer this fall. Bob nine returning starters on He will be joined in the during the last decade. running game, but the DeMoss has 15 returning the defensive unit. The secondary by Vic Koegel, question remains whether letter men to work with entire defensive line returns who led the team in tackles Defensively, all-America Schembechler wants to live including ten who received intact with the average size last year as a sophomore. defensive end candidate Tab and die with the run as he at least mention all-Big Ten team. on the of its constituents 6-4, 244 pounds. Safety Chuck Offensively, Hayes has his Tom Matte returning, Bennett will head a unit that threw ball carriers and did last year. The lack of Tackle reincarnated in the form of pass cost Michigan its riotre Dame quarterback Bill Etter (2) gets an introduction to MSU's defensive Piebes will spearhead a quarterbacks for close to second Rose Bowl in three Back is the league's top senior Rick Galbos. Galbos backfield in trying to run past Brad VanPelt (10), Bill Simpson (29) and Paul Hayner defensive backfield that 300 yards in losses last passer and number two total years and could provide an allowed only five led the teeam in rushing last year. Willie Osley, who led (27). The Spartans play Notre Dame at Spartan Stadium on Oct. 7. offensive machine in Gary season with a 3.8 average even bigger dent in Ann touchdown passes last the conference in Arbor State News photo by Bruce Remington Danielson. The conference's and has the same "garbage pride this season. season. Piebes, a former interceptions with seven, Michigan State will need number four rusher and man" traits as Matte. Morris and Rob Spicer. But it must season and capped the quarterback, was second in will be back to Former MSU asst. coach challenge some running support from be remembered that last the conference in Bradshaw and John Bledsoe, quarterbacks. production on the Cal Stoll was selected as i who was expected to make junior college transfers year's team finished ninth schedule's final day with a interceptions while leading Clayton Montgomery and replacement for Gopher the league in breaking up all-Big Ten last season But Illinois has probably and it's hard to breed a 211-yard outing against institution Murray Damond Mays: Duffy before an injury, also the toughest schedule in the winner once losing gets in Minnesota. Ferguson set five passes. Daugherty has got to replace Warmath, but Stoll mayj returns for Woody Hayes' the blood. school records last year and nation and must play its Eric Allen and these are the Northwestern will wish he had held off a year! Woody Hayes and his three — yards — and — a — first seven games against joins gather in the before accepting. He has Ohio State likely replacements. Buckeyes failed cloud — of — dust offense. teams that have the All-America Brad VanPelt Michigan as the hardest hit university's career rushing very little to look forward! to defend their Big Ten Greg Hare will return to conference school by crown barring injury this to. The only bright spot "powerhouse" label will lead a solid defense i,' crown last season and lost replace Don Lamka at attached to them. The Illini graduation. The Wildcats season. with Gail Clark anchoring tight and Doug Kingsritter three games in the process, lost nine defensive regulars But the Roadrunner is the quarterback. The Bucks will must start out with the linebacking crew and who was a first team three games Hayes felt his be solid throughout and and the entire offensive lone backfield returnee. The Michigan State, move into Emie Hamilton bouying the all-America selection last team should have won. have lots of depth. its nonconference slate with backfield that paced biggest loss was quarterback season. line. Northwestern to its second Neil Graff who last season The set 10 records. Jardine does Gophers lost place Big Ten standing. quarterback Craig Curry, thq not have an experienced total offense pace setter in Jim Lash, the league's number five receiver in '71, back-up man to succeed his the loop last season. AlsiJ '71 passing whiz. Defense returns with the promise of gone is bruising fullback! had never been a Wisconsin Ernie Cook who gained 881j strong passing game if trademark and it will just be Coach Alex Agase can come yards in Big Ten play last a matter of up with a quarterback that outscoring the fall. There are no able can provide half the threat opponent in offensive replacements in sight. shootouts next season in that record breaker Maurie The Spartans will vie witr Daigneau furnished in his determining a successful — Georgia Tech, Souther or not so successful — three years as the Wildcat California, and Notre Da~ season. signal caller. Johnny Cooks, in nonleague contests. Iowa will again be lean who sat out nine games last The Rambling Wreck from season with a knee injury, offensively and easy Georgia Tech has a ne~ will return in his role as pickings on defense. The coach but a lot of old^ two offensive threats of last Agase's number one ball established players. carrier. season, quarterback Frank Quarterback Eddi" Sunderman and tailback Defensively, McAshan leads the char Levi Mitchell, are gone. Northwestern has only two followed by tailback G" Mitchell graduated and took Home. with him most of the Iowa use has potential record book. Sunderman, all-Americans halfback Sam who finished third in Big Ten passing Cunningham and tight e~ last fall, was Charlie Young to lead banished to a wide receiver explosive offense while a po6t because, according to star John Grant heads up Coach Frank Lauterbar, "he lacks the ability to perennially toug Tro" defense. scramble." Rob Fick, who Notre Dame, if it can £ KEEP YOUR COOL up a consistent quarterbac could be a natioul AT THE powerhouse. Greg Marx is sure shot all-America MSU ICE ARENA tackle. Th RALE/OH Fall Schedule for OPEN SKATING: defensive offense has fullbacks And Huff, John Cieszkowski an tight end Mike Creaney points for Ar RALE/OH score Saturday and Sunday Parseighan. afternoons 3:30 -5 p.m. Every evening RALE/OH except Sundays and MSU Tuesdays 14 spo RALEhSH 8:30- 10 p.m. SKATE MSU has fourteen varslt sports spread out over t RENTALS highlight MLE/Oft Raleigh-the AND SALES terms. Football the fall season with so and cross country roundi out the schedule. 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Michigan has the MSU basketball Ooach Rivers, who averaged 11 league's number two scorer Gus Ganakas is rebounds and 12 point per anticipating Henry Wilmore plus the 1972-73 game as a freshman last Big Ten debuting Campy Russell. basketball season with year, Tom McGill, who sat Iowa has its seven-footer reserved optimism. His fifth out last season for academic back, Kevin Kunnert, in place finishers of last season reasons, and Joe addition to have lost only one high scoring 1 and have regular Shackleton. guard Rick Williams. Illinois eight returning Gary Ganakas, the has its entire starting crew lettermen including the Big playmaker deluxe of the back led Ten by Nick scoring champion. Spartan backcourt who had Weatherspoon. Indiana has "We Have 13 assists in a single game Steve practically all of Downing to lean on. last year aginst Indiana, will Mark our strength returning from Sibley returns for last find himself in a life and Northwestern. The Big Ten year's team and we death struggle for a starting will definitely be balanced. anticipate help from a berth with junior Tyrone strong freshman crop of last year," Ganakas noted. "The Lewis and sophomores only problem is that all of Steve Borenstein, Pete Davis the teams that finished and Bill Glover. ahead of us last season have Davis and Glover were lost little or particular standouts for the nothing. And Minnesota, Ohio State and frosh team last winter as Michigan are stacked again." Glover averaged 21 points an outing while Davis hit for Big Ten scoring champ Mike Robinson will 13 in a coine — off — the — again lead the Spartan scoreboard bench role. assault. The 5-9 Detroit To complicate the guard Northwestern product led situation, Garden City East Geltin g-a h the team in the team's scoring in 19 of 24 games in all-Stater Dave Jackson will also make his debut on I MSU soccer center forward Nick Dujon, who led the team in paving the way for a campus this season and I nine, jumps head and shoulders above an opponent from goals last year with I Spartan 13-11 finish on the possibly secure much of the I tyring to head the ball to a team mate. Dujon is one Bowling of many veterans Green last year in | season, the first winning playing time. Jackson was returning. winter for Coach Ganakas in good for 24 points an State News photo his three year tenure. outing last year in leading by Tom Gaunt :j:-: Robinson scored 32 points in the team's upset of Gracefulness his high school team to the Class A quarterfinals. Mike Robinson, who The Spartans will Kentucky, 38 points in the as a sophomore led the Big Ten once MSU upset at Iowa and 37 in scoring last season with a 27 again play giant killer this point average, drives looters make run points in the "game of the year" for the Spartans in upsetting Michigan and between two Minnesota giants for a Spartan basket. State News photo by Jeff Wilner season as powers they meet national Kentucky, South Carolina, Hawaii and Toledo in a grueling nonconference knocking the Wolverines out Kilgore will get his biggest ruling that allows freshman the title picture. slate. Hawaii will be the national title help this season from two to play on a it MSU basketball followers this season for the first time in a long time will be able to newcomers. The first, sophomore Lindsay Ha i rs ton, had dividends. varsity level, Milton could pay immediate Milton made feature team in the Senior Bowl Classic in which the Spartans will compete. MSU an all-city, all-state and also will vie for the title in ly RICK GOSSELIN the year without a loss. It witness the team's outstanding freshman honorable then we've got to find mention the Kodak Classic to be held a ■ State News Sports Writer all depends on SIU." rebounding strength in the season a year ago as he all-Americalast year while at player to replace Nugent on form of more than in Rochester, N.Y. | The last time Michigan Six players with the front line." one averaged close to 30 points Manual High School. The Big ten schedule will e was awarded a post player. For the past two a game wl.ile corralling over "Milton's an outstanding scholarships will form the Fuller expects senior be a challenge from playoff berth in nucleus of Fuller's fourth seasons center Bill Kilgore 13 rebounds per outing. basketball player in addition top to LINDSAY HAIRSTON Goodison to pull together has been pulling the line bottom. Only nine of the in 1968. The "If Hairston can adjust to to r was MSU so ccer team. the defense. Goodison being a fine student," conference's top 50 scorers s have had records Jamaicans Nigel Goodison, along, as Kilgore was as major college play as Ganakas praised. underwent an operation on "Signing have graduated. Big Ten re been good enough Nick proficient at the boards as quickly as he did to high him to a national intent TV & Stereo Dujon, Junior his left shoulder in June but Robinson was at the hoop. school and freshman ball," champion Minnesota will luting the past three Higgins, Lennox Robinson is expected to be ready. letter automatically made have its entire Rentals ions to merit a national and Gerry Murray The River Rouge product Ganakas said, "We'll really our recruiting a success." starting $23.00 per term along Offensively, Fuller is led the teams in rebounds in be tough at both ends of the line-up back plus forward |b a m p i o n s h i p with California native Dave hesitant to commit himself. 19 games, averaging over 11 court." Brian Breslin, Mike Ron Behagen whe sat out $9.50 per month nsiderati on, but the Coldman will need to He has many Ridley, Allen Smith and most of last season because free delivery strong players per game. The 6-7 pivotman The other board addition just haven't been produce to the best of their up front with reputations of three-sport man Brad of his actions in the Ohio and service was also second on the team is 6-10 center Cedric Milton, VanPelt will battle it out for i for Coach Pay ton ability for MSU to be little or no offense at times* in scoring with a 15 point freshman from Denver, State game. No Deposit fuller and his band of considered for a shot at the "The offensive just hasn't, a the starting spots. Ohio State returns I Call NEJAC 337-1300 s. The lack of strong average. Col. With the new NCAA Competition — heavy national title, a title missing come around like we would seven-footer Luke Witte and bmpetition has been the from this campus since have liked it to in the past ■|ument most often 1966 when the Spartans few years," Fuller e rc back at Fuller when playoff rejection slip tied St. Louis for it. "I personally believe in commented. "We've come to depend on team play TRIUMPH'S Got Whatcha lie back. their ability," Fuller said of over the performance of an | But this year, the soccer his team members. "If they individual player. That has increased its should be pretty much our convince themselves to put lule to ten games out 110 percent each game style this season." jding five matches that they can do it. And when I The booters will have II decide whether MSU think about the Nationals, I Dujon, Murray, Robinson i be considered for a don't look forward to just a and Higgins to try and (layoff berth, bid. I look forward to a batter opposing nets. Dujon pfortunately ur of for Fuller, national title. proved to be the best of the the five games that Once again the Spartans lot last season by leading 11 determine the team's the team in goals with eight. will be short on depth. Last (ttle will be played as year Fuller used only 13 "Dujon's a raw diamond i contests. Only one, players while posting a 7-2 and needs a lot of polishing fio University, will be record and this season won't becore he can assume Jiyed within the confines ■the MSU soccer field. be much of an exception. complete effectiveness," The Spartans lost only two Fuller said of his number |The Spartan booters will players through graduation, one offensive hope. He Southern Illnios but one was Steve Twellman made a big sacrifice last wsity (SIU), at Bowling an all American (Please turn to " at page 5) Akron and at competitor. Fuller hopes to . • • Circle. move Jim Nugent of St. ■"We could be ''!« explained. "It tough," Louis back to plug the gap all Twellman left. *nds on the SIU match "We might just move if we beat them we Nugent back," Fuller said. J definitely have an "We need a top player back reated season. Fven if P Be we should go through there played a because Twellman top position. But ^portx cor Center 1200 E. Oakland W/M It's the real thing. Coke. 7 ./ / // lllljl )' , ■. • i,\\ ,ii li) VM mon.-fri. P4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Stickmen By JOHN FRAZIER Also returning from last year's squad will be minr , I ~ — State News Sports Writer Steve Urbin, defenseman Don Schu„. i » attackman Tom I The 1973 version of the MSU lacroaae team will present a Yet'the MSU lacrosse mixture of new and old faces this year as it attempts to better its record - shattering performance of last season. including team lost rirliiriincr mirh mpmhorc such members 13 seniors nc by,thegpaduat)i as attackman r» onEberl PaulX'fv" route ■ . n rOUtp y' -berly. netminder In only its third year as a varsity sport, last season's team midfielder Jim Walters who were worn second and thirdan' ?"u ...... ... » I Ron Hebert (3) makes broke 15 records and tied two others enroute to a 5-8 year's scoring with 18 and 14 goals. ln last I season. Also gone are middies Bob Stevenson and Fred Huh one of his 254 saves of The stickmen accounted for 94 goals, 41 assists, and 135 and from the defense Merl Truman and Mike last year in a game won the "outstanding senior" award for MoodvT1 total points as they crushed the old marks of 67, 26, and 95 last year with Bowling Green. So head Coach Ted Swoboda has turned respectively. to the ranks to fill the graduation gap and has Individual performances were led by Ron Hebert and Val lined i- -Prep I Washington. Hebert set a new saves mark with 254 potential lacrosse players. deflections while achieving a record - setting performance Steven Wilson is one of the high school players l I for stopping goals in a single game with 44 saves against impressed Swoboda. Wilson has an "excellent sUck ! Oberlin. good speed for a big man," Swoboda said Will, Washington led the offense: busting career, season, and defenseman, competed only in lacrosse in the Ru,h' I game goal marks with totals of 37, 22, and 6 and also Henrietta school system where he prepped. ' ■ landed a berth on the all - Midwest lacrosse team. Both Another defenseman is Tom McGohy who plaved nn »k I Hebert and Washington will return to the team this season. Wayne State club team. McGohy also played on the Tier High School team of the Chicago area. I ■ The third player Swoboda hopes will play for t, Spartans is John Johnston. Johnston, who haiu f,' I California, is 603 and weights 215 pounds and plays the position Swoboda feared would be the aS I SDart»„ I - vmu> I It's Great to be weakest. Swoboda is also after three other prep lacrosse and all three of them played on the same plIVeB1 I team. These players are Ron Barrows, Bob championshin Hansen and Gary Brezany and all played for L'Anse Creuse High School I in the Mount Clemens district. ■ the Guy seen "Barrows is the best high school midfielder that play," Swoboda said. "Barrows also has better than I've ever I i I 3.4 scoring average in high school," Swoboda said. Swoboda referred to Hansen as a "fine overall concept of I field play," and noted Hansens' physical strength. I Who Calls the Plays Hansen, who plays goalie, led the team in its tourney as L'Anse Creuse dominated the games.. I1 his I "Hansen did an outstanding job of guiding defensemen," Swoboda said. Noting that he already had a I Army ROTC is the leadership course. Enroll in Army top - notch goalie, Swoboda added that Hansen c ROTC and you learn to lead - to work with people. "probably play any position on the field. You're assured of a challening job after graduation with "Brezany also plays midfield and along with Barrows and I the option of returning to civilian life in two years or Hansen, the three of them dominated the action of the I less - with a post - graduate "degree" in leadership and tourney," Swoboda said. I management experience. Practice will begin in October on the fields outside I Jenison Fieldhouse and Swoboda welcomes anyone I interested to attend. The team also needs someone for I Plus we take care of you while you're still in school. You trainer to replace the graduated George Cozzens. will receive $100 per month in your junior and senior The league lost many seniors and added a new team I years. You will have an opportunity to apply for an (Wooster) and Swoboda said these facts could aid the I Army ROTC scholarship which pays for all tuition, books and fees. Spartans. "With the kids we have now and the newcomers we could be in good shape," Swoboda said. | But there's a lot more. For instance, you can choose from 17 different branches of the to serve as an officer in a Army. This enables you field directly related to your Trackmen eye repeat degree. We also have a flight program that can qualify you as an aviator while you're still in school. If you are a (Continued from page 1) veteran the first two years of our program will be waived One possible plus factor would be the addition of! in your case. transfer student Kevin Reabe to the running corps.! Reabe will be eligible for competition this fall and he's! In Army ROTC you are guaranteed four or more years already shown great potential in practice workouts with the! of uninterrupted college because of a special draft track team. 1 deferment. You can also postpone your active duty Popejoy and Kilpatrick, though, will be the workhorses! service as an officer if you decide to earn an advanced The twosome has been running for MSU since 1970 anil their work together has helped the harriers to three straightl degree. When you look at all the facts. Army ROTC has a lot to offer you. Big Ten titles. 1 Gibbard's influence has shown through here as well. His! teams have missed the championship crown only once sina he took over the cross country coaching reigns in 1968. His coaching prowess was evident last year when he! guided the underdog harriers to the title. Two newcomers who helped make it possible w Cool twins, Rob and Ron. Both have run together since! their junior high days and their performance in the state! meet in 1969 helped their high school alma mater to a Class! B title. 1 Rockey came on strong for the harriers also, gaining anl important place in the Big Ten meet to give the Spartans! the eventual deciding points in ths victory. 1 Besides their conference title, MSU will also be defending! its Spartan Invitational title. The harriers upset a Western Michigan unit to take it last season. strong^ MSU's harriers also hold valuable positions on Spartan track team. Popejoy won the indoor mile ir NCAA meet and teamed up with Kilpatrick and the Cools! to run the fastest four mile relay in Spartan history during! - the outdoor Drake Relays. J Team members agree that lack of publicity, except! abusive, for the sport drives them on. Their effectiveness in! prestige meets proves their point. f y "You've got to be half - crazy to do this," Popejoy! M mm ^ W -> V" vr * *V&'- ; • \ I admitted, "but there is an extreme sense of satisfaction* 7 when you finish a race and specially if you win." Popejoy realized the latter sensation three times during! | ,<■ •.+*/'. the 1971 season and initiated a new layout over the Forest j *> i Akers home course with a victory. ;. ID power I Students need only show! their MSU identification* card to get into all sporting! events without charge! except for football andr hockey. Football t'c'c®vj cost $2 and hockey tabs cents. 25| Larry Cushion Sports Center for all your Sporting Needs. We specialize in Golf, Bowling. Trophies, Engraving, fbaseball player in the country, two J J innings in Florida during the annual spring trip. average average but but th®the quick centerfielder led the team in —«« and had the mound a plate,on mound 1.53 ERA, heads staff. Ike, a Oliver, who adds catcher to decided to forego his senior homers (12),RBI's nretty much was the story With these (45) and senior, has 23 career wins as his talent reservoir when he the Big Ten's second- year at MSU and signed the circumstances, stolen bases (9). Howitt set isn't manning the first base a Spartans were to field a a Spartan, setting a new ntace baseball team of 1972, professional contract with a career MSU home run record. slot, slammed a team record representative team capable L MSU Spartans. But for the Milwaukee Brewers. of record with 22 round Brad VanPelt also throws of 15 doubles last year. defending their Big Ten j^ach Danny Litwhiler, it That the was quite a blow to Spartans' title hopes. title. trippers and broke the old season RBI mark of 44. from the right side and the Oliver finished third in the nation in two base hits. still was a good year. But some individuals came big senior all - American .'This club gave me more Then, righthander Dave "Pruitt and Howitt are football player led the Steve Cerez and Ron Leisman chose to follow in through with some great going to be really tough to Big satisfaction than the club performances and combined Ten in strikeouts (55) and DeLonge will man the left won the championship the step6 of Ellis and replace," Litwhiler side of the infield. Both are inked with team was third in ERA effort, the commented. "The team hit (1.54). In 197V he said- "We a pact with the White Sox. Senior Chicago batsmen turned near panic 85 home runs in two VanPelt wound up with seniors with Cerez the weren't expected to do outfielder into a successful years four wins in seven decisions excellent glove man of the ch this year, after losing Gary Boyce, a top - notch campaign. and between the two of for the season. two and DeLonge the Leading the way were two them they hit long leadoff batter, graduated. ball threat. DeLonge hit five top players before the senior players, Ron Pruitt nearly half of Lefty Elliott Moore lost Two regulars the homers .298 last year. aSon had even gotten were also and Shaun Howitt. (31)." his last start of the season lost to the Pruitt Outfielder John underway, but we came out injury jinx. topped the squad with Dace and ended up with a 7-1 Around the outfield, Jerry Infielder John a (.297), relief pitcher Brian pretty well. The players did Rohde, then .392 season hitting average, Laeckfelt (4-1) and mark. His ERA was 2.44. Sackmann, who batted .338 ui excellent job." a junior, fell prey to an knocking in 33 runs with reserve "We expected him to win before missing the last ten attack of mononucleosis infielder Jesse Turner Considering the obstacles eight homers and a team all if he threw strikes and he game of the season with and missed the first half - graduated. Hat the batsmen had to of high 88 total bases. The threw strikes for us," two broken bones in his left jvercome, a 28-10-1 overall the season. Rob Clancy, the catcher - outfielder came in Nonwitnstanding these Litwhiler said of his ace hand, should take a regular team's top pitcher in 1971 obvious losses, Litwhiler «0rd and 10-4 mark in the third in the conference look forward with can senior lefthander. "Winning position in left field. with a 10-1 inference last spring was record, broke batting race with a .417 veteran pride to a seven in a row is terrific and juite remarkable. some blood vessels in his swat mark. pitching staff and a we expect big things from Rhode (.297) and Rob solid infield. the 1972 season, pitching hand, the left Dilday (.333, mostly pinch - ,U Prior to . American junior extremity, and hurled just Howitt was not far behind Pruitt with a 3.69 overall Righthander Larry Ike, his this year." Lurry //<* hitting ) may go in center who compiled a 7-2 record Rick Deller and (3-1, 4.32 infield back," Litwhiler right, respectively. contract with the ERA), Steve VanderLaan beamed. Philadelphia Phillies. |but also experience (3-0, 2.34 ERA) and Clancy, if he decides to return Spartans, and pitch for the give the club Only senior - second baseman Rick to - Carrow will be missing from be Little used Les Iittlejohn, Don Smith and Amos Hewitt will battle it out for depth the hill. an offensively as well as Carrow's spot in addition to 'S' on defensively solid unit. golfers "But the real crux of the back - up roles at each of b Carrow chose to bypass his the whole thing is that we're infield corners and final year of getting almost our entire eligibility in shortstop. jj_g_njng_a^ professional Slugging senior Bailey By STEVE STEIN other golfer to do that was State News Sports Writer Murphy," Fossum MSU's golf several seniors two seasons team lost remarked. Hyland was MSU's hottest It's time to think about . . ago giving many young golfer for most of the linksmen a chance to gain some invaluable competitive season, and was the Spartan experience last year. medalist at the prestigious Spartan Coach Bruce Fossum hopes that the dividends will pay off this Northern Invitational at the University of Indiana. SKIING Broadwell played in every spring. tournament that MSU The MSU linksmen will participated in except for Olin sport a youthful but the first tourney, the Ohio veteran team with only five State Kepler Invitational, Sid era I seniors but a strong and Hyland and Broadwell impressive goup of took the top spots in sophomores who gave some intrasquad playoff and Zebra indications of things to gained berths on the come last season, when the Spartan contingent to the Yamaha Spartans played well but conference championships took fifth at the Big Ten along with graduating tourney to end quite an "up senions Dick Bradow, John Technica and down" year. VanderMeiden, Dick "We are going to have a Dickens, and the current Nordica very young team," Fossum senior Timyan. commented. "Out of our Brafford played well Scott u five seniors, only two of during the entire season. pu them — Mark Timyan and "He Tom Murphy — have played golfer, was a very steady Nevada probably the a lot competitively. Jeff steadiest of all tne Klingbiel has probably freshmen," Fossum Spademan played more than the other commented. two (Jim Boettcher and Bill Juniors Bill Marx and Rick Sessions will also Marker Zylstra), though. "I'm always optimistic, return this year. however, particularly The competition within Solomon because of the experience the Spartan squad was very that the freshmen gained fierce last season as Fossum Raich le during the year." conducted several Senior strength Three of the first-year intrasquad playoffs in order Tom Murphy, one of only four freshmen ever to men, Brad Hyland, Steve Broad well and Bill Brafford, to determine representatives the in MSU each CROSS COUNTRY letter in golf, will advance into his final year of won gold letters as tourney. competition this freshmen, which is quite a Because of the constant season as one of five seniors on the squad. unique feat. struggle for positions, the State News photo by John Kokx "Since I became golf coach (in 1965), the only young linksmen kept up a competitive edge, which Toppen Fossum hopes will carry over into this season as the Spartans set out to improve Bass Booters lack depth their standing. final MSU lost its top conference golfers in Bonna (Continued Bradow, the Spartan from page 3) "Last year wasn't a true indication of "son when he Invitational medalist and came out of the nets to how well either Goldman of Stone can center forward for us. VanderMeiden, the team Trak - He's that type play," Fuller explained. "Both were captain. Dickens, a nut }?' the winning player that was able to pressing for the starting job and made consistant golfer all through transition." mistakes they normally wouldn't have last season, also graduated. th«lUrra^' ^°b'nson and Higgins have had made. Both have the potential to be Scott itav T ul!u'downs during their four years fantastic for us in the nets." A"ha,e !how" °r The soccer team will be bolstered Mtaln by the will again battle or l'le starting SaSinaw's Jim return of veterans Phil Bertelsen, Don Villom goaltender slot. Mikalacki, Enoch Jen, Terry Blalark, Kevin held the number one Byrnes, Tom Bigford, Jim Price and Roger position at am not v Cnd last year after stiff Poland. Freshman Mike Kenney also might ""Petition from Stone. help out. Rottefella WELCOME FRESHMEN! You'll find Brazier CAMPING burgers. 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LANSING Mon. - Fri. 10-6 Sat. 10-6 F6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan _ Welcome^ Recruits to aid tanker effort Bob Hallgren of Bloomfleld By STEVE STEIN Another Californian, Kip Bennett, is an all-American in Andover Wa8 th school champ in the breastroke State News Sports Writer the long freestyle races and Spartan Coach Dick Fetters is three members of the and the w! 8Ute hi An outstanding group of freshmen swimmers will join hoping that Bennett can take Thuerer's place in the lineup. tough Birmingham Don Lindsay placed in the the MSU tankers this season as the Spartans try to improve Senior Ken Winfield, a third-place finisher in the state chamS !qu*d upon their 1972 fourth place finish in the Big Ten. 100-hutterfiy at the NCAA championships last winter, leads 200-freestyle and also was a freestyle relay team which made the memEr5» The frosh, including four high school all-Americans, will a fine group of young but experienced returning veterans. Winfield, named the Most Valuable Swimmer for the all Am J Gro'« attempt to fill in the holes left by the departed seniors and also strengthen the events in which the Spartans had 1971-72 campaign, will join with versatile backstroker Alan ,JhVDhCr IM and Roger Wise, B,rmin«ham freshmen the top butterflyer orwh . Rexhtin weaknesses last season. Dilley to form a formidable 1-2 punch for the Spartan John Henson of Nile., third in the 1 MSU's major losses were cocaptains Jeff Lanini, one-time Big Ten 100-yard breaststroke champion, and distance tankers. Senior distance freestyle veteran Paul Virtue will return, group. 6fl"ee*lyle' """"" °»< '53X5*1 freestyler John Thuerer. Breastroker Tony Bazant and along with the entire diving squad, which progressively butterflyer Pat Burke will also be missed. improved as the season wore on last year. Junior Mike Cook Two of the four all-Americans will hopefully improve the and senior Kim Ridinger are expected to lead the Spartan and good performances from the pretty good shape." uppwclajX 7" HPwciassmen, well fc Spartans short and middle distance freestyle events, where board men. MSU was weakest last season. Glenn Disoway from national swimming powerhouse Last season's frosh return with an important year of Ji;rmi,UC that We 8hOU,d have 8 better MSU has te, Hinsdale (111.) High, and the country's third best in the experience behind them. an attractive four-meet home ^ , 50-yard freestyle will help in this event while Birmingham Seaholm's Bruce Wright will swim the 100 and 200-yard Paul Fetters, who swam very well in the backstroke and II.I at the conference championships heads the list which season, including meets against national a first-time visit for Texas. chamo iSi P ndi4n« «* also includes freestylers Bill Hall, Jim Bradford, and Paul Wsiconshi and Eastern freestyle. this Michigan will also swim season, which concludes with u L Lodi, Cal., native Ken Holmes gained national honors in the breatstroke and will fill the gap left by Lanini. He also DeMoss among others. MSU will also welcome a fine contingent of Michigan championships March 1, 2 and 3 in Ann the Ark Ri!* i 1 Ken Winfield swims the individual medley. swimmers next season. NCAA's later that month. " Arbor «"l1 Many people have been led to believe that all banks are pretty much the same. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 F7 Graduation deals jeers By RICK GOSSELIN time, will be back for the heavy plans with got# News Sporti Writer first portion of the season a good fall The ghost of graduation is before graduation strikes practice. .unting Amo Bessone at Bessone again. Gagnon will It will be impossible to dlcrepit Demonstration not have a chance to match his 27 goals of two seasons replace Watt but Bessone will do his best with Wayne "gessone, the Spartan "key coach, will be ago or his school record of Weatherbee, the 35 assists last season, but inexperienced back-up man Sg a big price for the the slender Quebecian can of last season. Ron Clark W72-72 ice season: the get the Spartans off on the and Jim LaPointe, who .inningest season in right foot with solid center played second fiddles to i history. MSU won Play- Watt two winters ago will 20 of 36 games, finished provide sophomore tourth in the nine team Lanky Frank DeMarco Weatherbee and hustling Bill wtih Kern Collegiate Hockey be the left Eipola will wing hopes of competition. and advanced to the the 1972-73 The Spartans won't get a in the playoffs before Spartan team. break from the schedule. DeMarco, who has had three (ailing in a most-goals series brothers precede him in a MSU will play its first eight to Denver. But the heart games on the road, Spartan hockey uniform, Hd soul of that esteemed beginning with a nonleaguer came into his own last 10CKey team is gone: never season at Ohio State on Nov. 2 and as the regular left -ore to bail Bessone out 3. The first home games will sider of the tean's third third period goal line. Vith Koring herocis. Sipola, normally a center, be against Michigan Tech Dec. 1 and 2. The home on Pucli co stepped in for Michelutti at The Spartans lost first schedule also includes games MSU right wingman Michel Chaurest tries to batter the puck season's end last season and Chaurest and Gagnon return to the earn ail-American with Wisconsin, Air Force, past Denver goaltender Ron Grahame in Spartan hockey team this will rejoin Calder as a game played last season though Gagnon graduates at midseason. Chaurest scored oaltender Jim Watt. The Michigan, Minnesota, Notre December in Demonstration Hall. Giles two-thirds of one line. Gagnon (10) awaits any 23 goals last season and boasts the )uluth, Minn, native Dame and Colorado College. possible rebound while cruising in front of the net. Both hardest shot on the team. iackstopped the Spartans John Garvey will be the State News photo by Milton Horst the entire 36-game third line center until jule without a breather Gagnon's departure and posted a respectable 3.6 Larry Jakinovich will be on j against average, second Intramurals thrive the right side. Dennis it in the league, Olmstead and Ed Wells also [coring jso gone istory. 10 is the greatest player in MSU Don Thompson, achieved all-WCHA and could work into Bessone's By GARYSCHARRER at MSU "Three, the uses to which throughout the school year have indicated a changing include basketball American plaudits for his State News Sports Writer gyms they put such time is of for both men and women time for women and sports courts, tennis courts and romance at MSU during MSU's intramural sports serious consequences to activities totaled over the American campus. past three years, will on volleyball courts. . program, recognized as one any society. Four, 20,000 last There have been ten years jve a gap in Bessone's of the best in the country, year. The interaction of participate recreations vary The Men's IM iffense that never again increases its efficiency and from such of unprecedented Building in dynamic as well as team has four gym areas, sports as football, participation in IM sports offering ay be filled (51 points). scope each year and student relaxing recreation basketball and softball to activity — 2,000 seven basketball courts, The left side of Bessone's participation rises at even a situations, from all individual challenges like participation in 1962-63 to eight tennis courts, 12 orward lines was also wiped faster rate. It's a healthy backgrounds and origins wrestling, fencing, archery over 125,000 participations volleyball courts and 26 1 ut by that hurricane situation. making up the campus and tennis. in 1971-72. badminton courts. labeled graduation. Bob The major responsibility community is an effective Men's softball has shown "Women at MSU have ihelutti, who broke his of the Office of Campus means to the Elsewhere in the building narrow gap the most following with demonstrated an interest in towards the end of the Recreation Services is to between people. are 12 handball courts, four .son after posting a career nearly 400 teams entered recreational sport that is concern itself with ''And five, the last spring and over 5,500 squash courts, four golf jh in goals with eight, unparalleled in the nation," providing opportunities and opportunity for students to participants. Carol Harding, chairman oi driving nets, a fitness room igned with the Saginaw experiences which intermingle in small groups All the and areas for wrestling, - sports trophies women's IM program, leus nf the International contribute to education and in recreative activity re - tumbling, fencing, archery, awarded each year to said. lockey League upon the leisure at MSU. establishes the uniqueness weightlifting and table fraternity, independent and Both the Women's and xpiration of his eligibility "The necessity for of the individual and residence hall teams having Men's IM tennis. The 121- foot indoor md Don St. Jean's education and leisure at the Buildings are pool has moveable reduces the impersonal the best all - around sports financed by student fees a luation leaves a hole on collegiate level is predicated bulkhead that allows the setting created by the large program adds to the and are available for left side of Bessone's upon five assumptions," educational holding of three separate institution," traditional rivalries. recreational use by students, high scoring line. Frank Beeman director of Beeman concluded. In the residence hall recreational or class But Bessone is not left in IM sports said. "One, it is faculty and staff members. activities simultaneously. The basic philosophy is division, Holden Hall has The women's building iper's clothing. He has a primarily from the colleges that all students should have established a dynasty for contains two $100 outfits on the and universities that the swimming Outdoor facilities also the opportunity to itself by winning the trophy pools, two gymnasiums, include 40 tennis courts, side, a few gems at the leaders and architects of experience the values of in each of the past five three dance studios, a softball diamonds, the iive end of the blue Sure handed? tomorrow's world will sports activities in years. fitness room, areas for varsity track and a 165 - a pearl coming back Intramural football is perennially a big draw come. Two, the amount of competitive and in informal The past year marked one fencing and table tennis, a foot pool and diving tower. :center for half the season. during leisure time people have is the fall season when teams from residence recreative settings. decade for the women's IM steam room, several The Spartans will have the halls, meeting Jenison Fieldhouse is also fraternities and independent entries flock out on increasing. Students participation program, and MSU women rooms and classrooms. The available for students. one-two punch on the t side in the league with weekday evenings. 1 return of senior Michel State News photo by Dan Brovant it and junior Mark r. Calder led the team year with 29 goals, iding steady offensive defensive play up the side. Chaurest added Smith be 13 goals and boasts ibably the hardest the team. shot ninth dire Defensively, MSU will J. Burt Smith, who had Id second team all-WCHA Daugherty's coaching staff. )ice Bob Boyd, who as a been affiliated with MSU He had been an assistant to l»nior has already been athletics since 1954was Munn for seven years. ifted by an NHL tean, the named the school's ninth A native of Detroit, Smith troit Red Wings. Boyd athletic director when he earned a B.S. degree from toyed in last year's playoffs was appointed by the board Michigan in 1938 after ■Hh a shoulder of trustees to replace separation lettering in both hockey and J scored Clarence (Bigg) Munn last baseball as an a goal for his rts. May. undergraduate. Smith Munn had suffered a earned an M.S. degree in | Sophomore Norm Barnes stroke Oct. 7, 1971 and Ul return to shore on education from MSU in up the ft side of the defense. never returned to the post. 1954. Parnes earned honorable Smith, who had been the asst. director under Munn, TV & Stereo jention all-WCHA ■Ditial tour in his was named as interim through the director and after a long Rentals "■, Vls't Detroit Area grooms - $feu,hRd- 2283 Grand River Ave. tor* Between MSU & Meridian I 065 Orchard Lk. Rd. fyp-STu.,^: 12 - S 3ft fg Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week l «* '72 netter loss '73 gain By PAT FARNAN Leading the way was lone State News Sports Writer veteran Rick Vetter, now a A strong 1972 finish and senior, who was elevated five returning lettermen from the number four could produce a strong singles spot to the number one position. In his new role contingent of netters for 14 - year tennis mentor Stan Vetter posted a strong 9 • 4 Drobac, who has coached record and got as far as the mediocre teams the past semifinals in the Big Ten two years. number one play before The Spartans seventh losing to eventual champ place finish in the Big Ten Jim Ebbit of Minnesota. last year, wasn't as good as Vetter's fine play earned hoped for, but Drobac still him a berth on the all - Big had high praise for the Ten squad. overall performance of his "Rick is a great leader inexperienced 1972 squad. The and competitor," Drobac inexperience was evident in the early going as acknowledged. He's our take the Spartan netmen charge guy and he really dropped all eight of their helps put the pieces matches on their annual together when the chips are down. Rick's return will be spring trip. Hard work and Robinson honored determination started to one of this year's bright MSU's outstanding junior basketball guard Mike Robinson was honored on April pay off and the unit missed spots," Drobac continued. 12, 1972 by the Michigan Legislature when Rep. Jim Brown offered a concurrent a plus .500 record by a The first three spots on resolution in his honor. The resolution was "in recognition of his remarkable single point in the season's next year's spartan line up basketball skills and in congratulation for winning the Big Ten Conference final match. appear secured as Vetter, basketball scoring championship." The Spartans were 6 ■ 7 Williams, and sophomore on the year, and collected Joe Fodell all made strong State News photo by Terry Miller 43 points in the conference showings. RICK VETTER championship dominated by Fodell who improved Michigan, who has taken the 5 Spartans crown back to Ann Arbor five consecutive years. substantially with each match, finished with a 7 - 6 good spring inserted him trip and into we the to when the league tournament number two man toll ranks from the Spartan! seniors Mark Five MSU athletes took individual national titles during seasonal mark at the number three spot. He did a Dave Williams suffered an a local as Olson] "Considering the fact number three product, and I the 1971-72 athletic season. The five represented two singles lot of improving and by the ankle injury in a bicycle Jagger, Drobac's that we started the year reliab,, sports, wrestling and track. position. end of the year we were accident. seventh man who with only one letterman, I replace*™ Freshman Pat Milkovich and his brother Tom won think the kids hung in there "Joe did a good job for fairly solid at the first three Considered a strong WiHiams in Big Ten final! NCAA weight classes 126 and 142, while teammate Greg us this year, Drobac positions. competitor for the number will be absent next Johnson won 118. Herb Washington and Ken Popejoy won very well and developed two crown, Williams spent a "It's been a real year, f wxxsnt nicely," Drobac said in commented. "As a Spartan Big Ten hopes pleasureL titles in the 60 - yard dash and mile run. reviewing the season. sophomore, he had a very were crippled a week prior disappointing week in working with these guyjl East Lansing nursing a Drobac affirmed. "They're! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pa variety of small injuries. But the bottom of the both fine gentlemen anl line up is what contained give you 100 percent they're in there." whe] the rookie racketeers for "The last two years hav- most of the year. been "We needed some help frustrating for me.'l from our fourth, fifth, and Drobac noted. "You havetol consider a great deal had sixth men, but it's hard to been happening in Fall acquire the experience you need in just one Lansing the past two yeaisl year, "Events like demonstration! Drobac explained. "We'll makes it hard for have Scott Rosen ( 7 - 6 ) individual to concentrateo* and A1 Jacoby back again just a couple of interests,'! next year and that should he continued. I help out a great deal." "We think we'll be ready! Graduation will take its this year." FOOTBALL COUPONS Format change] in ticketpo//cy The MSU athletic ticket Students with 40 creditl department has instituted a and up can get their ticket# new policy for the on Tuesday morning fronfl redemption of football 8:30 ■ 12:30 and student! tickets that will put a greater emphasis on the with less than 40 free to redeem coupons oi creditsarf undergraduate student. All ticket Tuesday from 12:30 ■ 4:" redemptions p.m. will be made at the north concourse of the Spartan Redemptions will made Wednesday for I Stadium during the week those students who m prior to a home game. The Monday and Tuesday I redemptions will be made in must be pointed out that it a sequence that puts the number of credits a student a student with 145 creditl Monday mominB tXig" mis.--?s his had earned as the indicator. All students with 130 or redemption time, he can g| more credits will redeem any time after that on eithel their coupons on Monday Monday, Tuesday ol Wednesday for his ticket. IT morning from 8:30 -12:30. a student has 95 credits ani Students with 85 credits and up will get their tickets misses during MondaJ from 12:30 • 4:30 p.m. on afternoon, he can gf Monday. anytime Tuesday Wednesday, and so on. sale There will be a Thursday and generj Friday ■ adjacefl iZ0OD coupon seat for and by an the standard $■ cost, as ticket supply permits. &iS> olde CLAM style BAKE every frl uOfVO^,, and sat. 6-10 P-W'l * Lobster ♦Clams I *Jumbo 1 Shrimp I AND MUCH J ' MORE! 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA 718 e. SHOP MEIJERS THRIFTY grand ACRES Monday thru Saturday 9 AM to 10 PM Sunday 10 AM to 7 river. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 F9 ■encers eye seasons ago after ■ By RICK GOSSELIN losing to But last year's team was a three of five conference foes runnerup in before I state News Sports Writ* they faced during the dual youthful brigade and return with last epee, year's added will team competition I1 even begins. Only in epee charlw c Schmitter has meet season. Last year, with Schmitter has probably as experience of competing in will there be an the varsity fencing an individual league much talent returning to his the nationals for the first The three berths in both opening. h ,t MSU for the past champion returning in epee ranks as in any other sport time and should improve on sabre and foil have a lock to rfTvears. In that stretch, his (Bill Mathers) and a few on the MSU campus. his 36 - 9 mark of last them. 12 have won 182 dual fencers who Schmitter said "I think we'll be strong season. Herring is the odds - Jon Moss will Its lost out on 169 more "had the talent" to win it all next year," Schmitter said on favorite to win the Big Herring in the join Ttied one. Since MSU individaully, the at the conclusion of last Ten crown. And it is after epee ranks emitted into the Big Spartans season. "There's no reason sporting a 13 - 6 fell off to a fourth generally conceded that a record last season to assume „ in 1951, Schmitter has place why I shouldn't be finish. Needless to team needs at least one the number two position on i only two conference say, it optimistic. Look what we've was quite a disappointment. individual champion in the 1973 team. Senior Mark iJmDions. A third could be MSU had only one fencer got coming back." order to take the team White of Rochester appears Ctip for the 1973 season. who placed in the meet, and And just look what the veteran coach has to work crown. to hold the upper hand for For I The Spartans won the his medal was only for with: his only conference what it's worth, the final epee berth (16 -14 Je in a shocking upset two second place. virtually all of the starting last season), but is expected medalist, Paul Herring, the berths will be wrapped to up get a strong challenge from Craig Devendorf and Harold Lemke. Both I three sports Devendorf posted even and records Lemke last season (1 - 1 and 4 - 4) but VanPelt were impressive limited appearances. As a unit last year, epee paced the team in overall record in their An MSU and a Foiled Cornell fencer again lunge at each other during a meet on campus last By RICK GOSSELIN with a 98 • 57 record and winter. Coach Charles Schmitter has hopes of recapturing the Big Ten title his team | State News Sports Writer should equal or better that lost last year and has a handful of returning fencers to bolster his hopes. Brad VanPelt will attempt mark in 1973 with State News photo by Tom Dolan accomplish during the Herring calling the signals. ■972 . 73 school year and Foil was the only branch three regulars of that unit Sabre is the most championship match last ■thletic season what no of the will be back to enjoy a little expereinced block on the season, falling short of fencing triumvirate Itlier Big Ten athlete has that could not post an revenge. Robin Luce will team. Fred Eoyce, whose champion Illinois by 14 lone in the past decade. He overall winning mark last pace the experienced foil 29-18 score was second on points. But this season, Li be out to letter in season (72 77), but all squad in its outings as Luce the team to potential all - Schmitter expects a football, baseball and - recorded a 21 - 25 mark last American Herring, will head turnabout. Hopefully, it will ketball. thus gaining nine winter. Jim Scieszka will the group. Ed Haughn of be the third turnabout in ten in his three year back up Luce, though is 14 - Traverse City will provide Schmitter's Big Ten Eligibility term. I VanPelt lettered in the MSU strong 23 mark of last season is somewhat deceptive. able support from the number two position with coaching tenure. me three sports in each of Scieszka competed as a his 26 - 23 record speaking past two seasons. The freshman last and for itself. Senior Jim nationally TV 81 Stereo e season Ewosso senior almost stepping in at any varsity Osetek, termed O.J. by his Rentals d his nine letters last sport on a first year basis is peers, returns with the only $23.00 per term The last MSU team to claim when a shoulder extremely hard, expecially losing mark of the three a national title was the $9.50 per month rjration sent him to the fencing where mental errors regulars (16 - 29), but last free soccer team which grabbed delivery lidelines during the can destroy you. Senior season was his first year of and llovember Minnesota cochampionships along with Chris Held will also be back competition from a starter's service St. Louis in both 1967 and No Deposit Tootball game and put him 1968. in an attempt to better his 8 role. lut for the season. Though Wrestling won the - 11 performance of last MSU could chalk up only Call NEJAC D 337-1 3 national honors in 1967 winter. 22 points in the conference je already had his football while football and hockey letter, it appeared as if claimed the national crown laying on the basketball *m would be too much Massive confr in 1966, with the football team sharing the honor with ir the injured VanPelt to landle. But the 6 - 6, 220 - Brad VanPelt, MSU's all - America safety, heads upfield with a punt return against a throng of Illinois defenders. VanPelt led the team in both punt returns and Notre Dame. Wrestling and indoor track sis* Under made a somewhat took runner interceptions last year as MSU posted its first winning season since 1966. - up honors for Jiiraculous Iras recovery and State News photo by Milton Horst the national titles last playing with the team season. ft January. He played in Ten's second unit as one of light court games last the two pitchers along with leison to insure the letter. teammate ■ VanPelt has been a Larry Ike. VanPelt also received [ootball starter at safety for honorable mention in the all be past two years, earning - America balloting from 1 • Big Ten and all - Sporting News. VanPelt led RETREAT MASSAGE Ikoerica selections for his the Big Ten in strikeouts performances of last season. STUDIO st season. He has led the VanPelt was elected by his 1 in interceptions for teammates as cocaptain of ch of the past two falls. the 1972 football team and I As a baseball player, should be a first round NFL WanPelt is eyed as draft choice. professional material, as ixhibited by the California Ingels who drafted VanPelt t the first round of the ondary draft last spring, le Angels offered VanPelt 1100,000 as a bonus to sign, But the Owosso Spartan imed them down. VanPelt is named to the all - Big THE AUTOMATIC SCORERS ARE HERE! 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The first and he continues to improve at Szypula's top vaulter both the still State News Sports Writer rirun third place competitors are his present rate. Factor however, is Don Waybright, parallel bare. * 1 . Gymnastics could be on gone via the graduation plans on taking a stab at the a junior. Depth - wise, Two the upswing this year at route. all around category, and vaulting will be one of the out next sophomores a antici^ - year's MSU, as a flock of returning Szypula had nothing but Szypula is not about to gymnasts two best events, lineup. Rich Stouft lettermen appear ready to superlatives to describe his discourage him. Factor and Waybright capably fills primarily a fl00r Jill challenge last year's highly regarded all - around specialized in the still rings, the one position for man, but is cum^l champion Iowa, and man. and parallel bars. His coach Szypula, In addition to his working on an all 2? perennially tough Michigan "Randy's the best we have calls him, "a definite duties as one of the top bit, and Drake for the top spot in the Big in the pommel horse, still contender." horsemen. also a floor exercise Ten. rings, parallel bars, and Two more rrun I juniors are From an The resurging Spartan horizontal bars," Szypula Dave Ziegert is the expected to give a big lift to over.il gymnasts will bring 9even commented. "He competed remaining senior the Spartan's gymnastics perspective, the Spartam!1 strongest in the all - letter winners back from an in the Olympic trials with a fortunes. representative and is and vault otherwise mediocre '71 bad foot, and still finished considered outstanding in Larry Ladd, a specialist in will need competition*! help jn the crew. But the key asset as the 22nd best all - around the floor exercises. Ziegert the floor fa exercises, has remaining events. obtained from last year's man in the country. That's is expected to give his taken great strides in the "We feel real good ah™! competition is experience — not bad," Szypula asserted. conference opponents all last year according to this, a vital element of a Right behind Balhorn is the trouble they want firom Szypula, and Dick Manning, year," continued. "We could SzypVj successful squad. another senior, Ken Factor, the mat. He is also one of who also has developed some « Head varsity mentor who could push Balhorn if the gymnasts' key vaulters. depth, but «es rapidly, will compete in setting our sights on a to George Syzpula will still be three finish." on the lookout for All-around promising recruits to vault his Spartans from their fifth gymnastics Randy Balhorn All MSU ace is looked to be Lansing upon the conference favorite in the league all - around competition, as Balhorn finished in place tumble in last year's conference championship at second place last year and both the first and third place finishers are gone through Champagne, Illinois. graduation this season. "We have a depth State News photo by Milton Horst problem, but we feel that S' to get we can put together a pretty strong team," Syzpula remarked. "We only lost two men by graduation, but MSU market those two have been a The MSU hockey team intramural field. The new By RICK GOSSELIN trememdous help to us." State News Sports Writer can expect to play its rink w*11 have 8 potential That twosome is Charlie 1973-74 home schedule in a seating capacity of 8,000 a Morse, last year's runnerup The Lansing All Stars give to the Lansing area a high class new ice facility to be built iumP of over 4,000 from in the Big Ten parallel bars, vereionof semi pro south of the present arena the present rink football. The All Stare are one of the top and A1 Beaudet, all - around semipro teams in the country, witnessed by the fact that on a portion of the main Demonstration Hall. man and horizontal the Stare posted a 12 -1 -1 record last season in claiming a specialist. Morse, the former runnerup position to Columbus for the championship of Spartan captain, completed the Midwest Football League. The only loss by the All the year with a plus 9.00 Stars was at the hands of Columbus, which also average on a 10 point scale administered the tie. in that event — a big hole to The Stare, owned by Walter (Duke) fill. Waldron, tap the MSU football market to a great extent in But the bright spots fielding the team. Mike Rasmussen, the 1971 MSU quarterback who outshine the dark in next successfully made the transition from passing quarterback year's agenda, and a chief to running quarterback for Duffy reason for that is Randy Daugherty, has been asked by the Star coaching staff to make the reverse Balhorn. A senior, Balhorn transition and provide Lansing with a passing attack to alone represents the veteran balance its awesome running game. core of Syzpula's sqaud. His Three of head Coach Tom Drahnak's aides were MSU all - second place finish in the all Americas. All three (Jerry West, George Chatlos and Charlie - around competition last Bailey) are player - coaches. West starts on the offensive year, post him as the Big line, Bailey on the defensive line and Chatlos does a little Ten favorite in that bit of both. The former Detroit Lion started the initial game of the season against Indianapolis as a tight end and TV & Stereo finished the game up as a linebacker. Rentals Chatlos has his own MSU alumni club meeting every $23.00 per term Saturday with his linebacker corps as former Spartans Ron $9.50 per month Goovert, Dan KuMkowski, Cal Fox and Mike Hogan man the Free delivery shallow secondary posts. and service When Rasmussen tuns around to check his offensive Mike Rasmussen No Deposit formation, it isn't unlikely that he will see former MSU The offensive line has two former backs Kermit Smith and Mitch Pruitt in the backfield Spartans, Tony C Cell NEJAC 337-1300 and Roger Peltier, as guards. And how about a Minne waiting on his signals. Gopher as the center, Steve Lundeen. Another MSU all America, Charlie Thornhill, is joined - the defensive secondary by two Eastern J Michigan gra Herman Humes and Pete Yelorda. Jim Glossinger, I Union Man says: Upper Peninsula representative of the team from Nortl Michigan University, also helps out in the press defem chores. The most colorful player on the team and at times tj HUSTLE ON OVER! most explosive is split end Mickey Blazitz, whe is ei distinguished from the rest of the team by his Joe Nan white cleats. Blazitz finished second in the circuit ll season in receptions while running patterns with n departed quarterback Charlie Wedemeyer, yet anotl former Spartan. All There's no need to leave told, there are 20 former MSU football playt| playing for the All Stare. The Midwest Football League is the oldest organized to campus for a game of billiards. behind the National Football League. Six teams d im anumwsr Whether competing for the league crown this season, represent® you're an expert or a Detroit, Flint, Columbus, Indianapolis, Columbus and, I course, Lansing. The teams play home - and - home serlr beginner, on a date or just out and have an open option to schedule nonleague games wi with the gang, other semipro teams. Expansion is slated for 1973 w1 take your "cue" He** ATI expected to be entered from Kentucky and W teams from Union Man: try the Union Virginia. The All Stare have won numerous league champion^ ••• Billiard Room! with the last coming in 1971. Union Billiard Room MSU dear] MSU fencing Coi Lower Level, Union Building Charles Schmitter is [, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. dean of all Spartan coacDL as he has guidj undergraduate fencers ™ the past 33 years. FOXHOLE PX MSU SPORTS & CAMPING HEADQUARTER! (jgewsff •"j, known; CIGARETTES 35c ZIG ZAGS 6 c ARMY SURPLUS JUNGLE BOOTS $6.88 G.I. 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Competition within the clubs is also aided by meets students explanation. "Most students as partial University. So if you were one of those people who were told that your expected role as Beeman noted the strong now don't and tournaments with other Suddenly, from out of want to get to the varsity an MSU student was to walk Sounds good but you say point of the organization as schools. The sailing club nowhere, you are accosted level," Beeman said. He past these people in a huff by several that you don't have the skill being "student oriented, travels as far away as New noted people lurking student run, and student that the students and did so, don't despair. outside the Men's IM to compete with some of Orleans to partake in the just were out havinga good time the coached." waiting for you to come by. more athletically Sugar Bowl Regatta. The and didn't want all the Currently there are over inclined. The several club sports They ask you to join rugby club competes with pressure to win that 40 clubs being offered on offer opportunities to teams throughout the something or other but you No problem! According to accompanies becoming a campus. don't pay any attention and travel, learn the basic skills Midwest and is one of the Intramural Sports and in an that varsity sport. walk area interests challengers for the Big Ten disgustingly by. Recreation Services Manager Beeman also praised the you, and to meet other title every year. The rodeo Well, friend, that was your Frank Beeman there are "no club members for being /TSTEREO RENTALS! first mistake at MSU. people with similar club has representatives eligibility regulations." interests," ,Beeman noted. "willing to work" to (I * $23.00 per term Those people you from many Western and maintain the clubs' Wn?* rudely pushed aside so were Anybody interested can become a member of any Also a student need not restrict his membership to Northwestern schools visit on campus. position ».50 ^n(h ' NEJAC TV RENTALS members of club sports and East Lansing to compete The only restriction on club sport simply by signing just one of the club sports with the Spartan club the club sports are that were trying to get you to up. offered but may join as members in the school's annual rodeo held during the nonstudents can't vote and mmamM winter. The weightlifting DTBALL CROP LARGEST club competes in the national championships. Gymkhannas are the featured attraction of the Spartans ly RICK GOSSELIN Football is the most Most recent to advance flood Angeles King Doug Volmar and sports car club and are held periodically through spring term. The cycling club competes throughout the Midwest. Moosuski is one of Dick Billings is the tate News Sports Writer prominent sport with a into the pro ranks is Eric the largest collegiate ski to claim. large Spartan contingent led starting catcher for the JSU is ably represented Allen, who is starting at a MSU baseball has Texas Rangers. clubs in the nation. ■the professional ranks by all - American, all - pro halfback post for the produced the second largest 1971 In addition, the rifle, athletes who made selection George Webster, a soccer all - Toronto Argonauts of the crop next to football. Rob American Steve Twellman is shotgun and water polo Ir amateur fame at the linebacker with the Houston Canadian Football League. Ellis and Ron units compete on a Tt Lansing Oilers. Webster was voted Pruitt, performing with the Atlanta statewide basis with other campus before Teammate off the 1971 members of the last two team of the North American I thier names to the the greatest Spartan football team Ron Curl is in the ' MSU bat squads and college schools and various Soccer League as the lone ■contract. player of all time a few camp of the Pittsburgh all sanctioned clubs. Americans, were booter in the pro leagues. years back and is rapidly Steelers while 1970s Tom Beeman predicted that drafted by Milwaukee (Ellis) Coaching alumni in the carving his niche in the Kutchinski is trying to work there will he a hold on the and Texas (Pruitt). Rick professional ranks numer annals of the Oiler Hall of his way into the Detroit number of varsity sports Miller, another Spartan all - George Perles at Pittsburgh while the number of club Fame. Lion defensive backfield. American selection, is (AFL) and Hank Bullough Gene Washington and Former pass reception INF sports will continue to playing in the outfield for at Baltimore (AFL)' Clint Jones, teammate of champ Dick Gordon is the Boston Red Sox. Ron grow. While admitting that Webster during the 1966 spreading his controversial Perranoski is situated in the national championship year, self over the Chicago Bear Detroit Tiger bullpen. Steve are currently with the organization. Garvey is playing third base Minnesota Vikings. All • pro for the Los Angeles Dodgers defensive end Bubba Smith Johnny Green and Ralph is presently Simpson are the only two heading the basketball players to make ,■yet anoth violent defensive line of the Baltimore Colts, while the it big on the professional 2^ /lour rwzik Saul twins Rich and Ron hardcourt, with Simpson jotball play« th'e organized Id are making the.r marks with Los Angeles and Houston. one scori ----- of , |aders jn wUh hjs American Basketball - Assn. unit. fine: reqwetf six teams I Gary Nowak is in a back - Hockey has Boston Bruin mi k n, representi up defensive lineman role ambus and, with the San Diego Chargers Doug Roberts and Los - home serk and veteran all pro Ed - games wi Budde is maneuvering out THE jue for 1973 wl of the offensive line for GEORGE WEBSTER Kansas Xity. cky and W« batsmen shine this coupon entitles bearer to a 15% LIFETIME "IN LOOK" discount on all books and magazines at Tom dear 'ith GR Sullivans Sawyer's Book Raft, 225 Ann St. This offer must be validated by October 1 and is for Freshmen and new students only. Grand Rapids Larry Ike, the ace right wans, one of the hander on the 1973 team Jitt teams of America's and the winningest Spartan OCTAGON Jwr baseball world, are hurler of all time led the UIAM *PrC "ally strong through "forts of 1)811 many MSU Payers. league in innings pitched (41) and strikeouts (35). ^WALLACES ,st Union Man says: V.—/ v—/ with a wide summer, the v«ns travelled to the Minds to compete in a rectangle COT AN HOUR TO SPARE? chfl|c[ 0f IRS o baseball tournament finished with one loss. on a local level, the vans were unmatched Then split for the w|re frames "on the 1972 United "I Union Bowling Lanes! League title by one yer Detroit ITM. Whether you're with a crowd, Downtown Office n,ifcthde' on 8 s-"rtln8 Danny acouple, or Mon. 9 to 9 Frandor Office tiler'* iq7q , by yourself, L. 8/973 team, won Thurs. 9 to 9 Je batting title with bowling is 5>mena| " h,ts in .511. Rohde 45 times at fun and good J "Jfeat. a league record MSU wsenian Bailey Oliver 1973 exercise, too! 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Each bike is equipped with: *23" frame in yellow or white * center pull brakes include dual position caliper levers for quick in positive braking from any complete control MSU's premier 142 - pound wrestler Tom MUkovich his first national title last hand position moves in for the pin against a Michigan opponent third Big Ten season in addition to hi, another MSU mat victory. championship for Grady Peninger', *Gum Wall tires. enroute to Milkovich won national championship runners up. - State News photo by Terry Mill* * Lightweight frame made from hand brazed molybolenum alloy, stronger but lighter. *10 speed bikes with wide Grapplers strong By GARY SCHARRER State News Sports Writer Wrestling has been the him much of last season, the Spartan's regular 134 range of derailleurs. Spartans' most successful sports entry in the Spartans would be credited pounder last season andi Returning national past an asset with his presence in be one of the Big ] wrestling champions Pat and decade and Peninger figures the lineup. favorites in his senior Tom Milkovich will form that MSU will be favored to y& Juniors Jeff Zindel and Calander completed I ALL FOR $9995 the nucleus of MSU's win its eighth consecutive Scott Wickard are the most junior year with a 18 wrestling team this coming Big Ten title this coming likely candidates to wrestle mark and a fourth and will provide season. But the task of p_ season at 177, a position vacated conference medal. 1 balance in the lighter weight retaining the dynasty may when freshman Greg Zindel established recognition other models range to $27500 divisions. Lack of depth and be a bit more challenging joined the Marines. Both one of the country's bett expereince in the upper this time around. Zindel and Wickard lack wrestfos with a first MSU's three time place weights, however, will cause - experience although Zindel the Christmas • a concern for head Coach national and three - time Big earned a letter while posting Midlands tourney. Ten ace Greg Johnson (118) For Levi Jeans-it's the Sportsmeister Shop Grady Peninger, whose team finished second in the has graduated as have two- a 3 - 2 record. Wickard wrestled in only one match Peninger faces a impossible task of repU.. country last year. time conference titlists before injurying an ankle Johnson at 118 but 1 The Milkovich brothers, Get*!* Malecek (167) and that kept him from action have several respectil maple Heights, Ohio heavyweight Ben Lewis. the entire season. candidates battling (or tl standouts, NCAA titles The Spartans have also Senior Bruce won Zindel, position. Veteran Lon Hie last season and were only lost Rick Radman, a steady brother of Jeff, will wrestle and sophomores Ram the fourth brother performer at 158 pounds at 167 after sitting out last Miller or Jim Bissell v combination to win national and a conference second - season with a neck injury. named by Peninger as m championships in the same place finisher, to graduation. Zindel finished third in the likely to fill the gap a year. Pat, besides becoming "The biggest problem conference at 177 two years CORDUROY the first freshman in 25 confronting us is the ago and is expected to reach by Johnson's loss. Although too early years to cop national replacement of Ben Lewis at even greater heights this determine the immedii BELL BOTTOMS honors, captured the Big Ten 126 - pound title and heavyweight," said. "We didn't Peninger recruit season. The Spartans are without help of incoming rookii Peninger said MS was named the country's one. We also need a back up a proven performer at 158 recruited what it coosid freshman wrestler of the man at 190 and wrestlers to and lack of experience at the two most promii year. "" fill the gaps at 158 and 177 that weight may hurt them. wrestlers in the state in tl Tom heads into his senior pounds." East Lansing sophomore likes of Steve Rodriqu year with three consecutive Heading into the 1972 • Steve Moray appears to be and Jeff Hersha. 73 season, Larry Avery, the leading candidate when Rodrizuez (138) Big Ten championships and Baltimore, Md. junior, will early drills open. Detroit Catholic Central 11 The look is wide an against unblemished conference mark get the call for MSU's Peninger believes Mark Hersha (185) of Batl heavyweight position. Avery Malley (150) is one of the Creek and wild-the fabric is competition in his first three served as an understudy to Central were bo years at MSU. The veteran country's best at that state champions last year. Lewis for two years and weight. All Malley needs to "All in all, we shou Milkovich holds a collegiate midwale cotton corduroy career record of 74 - 6 and consequently lacks do now is confirm have another good team capped last year's campaign experience in mat Peninger's faith. The senior Peninger predictei competition. He had a 0 2 in rich colors that blend with an undefeated 23 • 0 record last • Decatur, 111. product, who "Ourselves, along v" slate. season. Avery's won two state prep Michigan and Iowa wrestling maturity may championships, sat out most probably be fighting it 01 beautifully with the new prove to be a key in Spartan hopes this season since MSU of his sophomore year with for the conference title." injuries and finished a One sure statement a shirts. Basic jeans construction has had the Big Ten disappointing fifth place in be made about the comii heavyweight champion in the conference tourney last season. The Milkovii each of the past five years. that is traditionally Levi's. Assuming that Dave year. Kent State transfer and brothers are the strength 1 the squad and the Ciolek (190) is fully high school teammate of the leadership may figure in tl Slide into a pair or recovered from a severe Milkovich brothers, Conrad Spartans' fortunes1 < ankle injury that plagued Calander emerged as the possible downfall in <2-* two-today! AERONAUTICS CLASS OFFERED BY THE NAVY During the eighteen (18) month course students will receive ORIGINAL WESTERN instruction in A e r o d y namici, JACKET Meteorology. Aerospace and receive Physiology, two hundred and fifty (250) flight hours. Students will be paid $824.50 a month and receive free medical and dental care amongst other benefits. Their salary will increase over a four (4) year period to about j $16,000. Applicants must be attending college or have a college degree, irregardless of major- and possess normal Courses or instruction I are also available on Nuclear Power training. 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Big Ten titles for Johnson won national titles in - wrestling with Pat being member of the conference all star team. r;' |s nothing to be ashamed of. The Spartans led all named freshman wrestler of the year and Johnson they bvafJb«11 held lastand fencin8 failed toredaim conference his third consecutive corraling MSU's track honor roll 1* with four conference championships (as opposed to and titles runs on on with Flint's Herb year while MSU national titles. Flint's Ron Pruitt was Michigan) but could not match Michigan's overall fashioned somewhat named as the top catcher in Washington capturing the 60 - yard dash (winter) and the disappointing seasons in swimming, gymnastics, the collegiate baseball world by 100 yard dash (spring) Big Ten titles in addition to as no Wolverine sport finished lower than fifth in the all America - golf. tennis and • panel. * competition. lie Individual performances Senior Steve Twellman of winning the 60 national title. Freshman Marshall Dill won were oustanding in many Payton Fuller's soccer team the 300 yard dash (winter) and the 220 cnartans were bolstered this past season by Improved - *nd the Spartans areas gained a first team all American slot as a - yard dash once again had - defenseman and Etmances in both football and basketball, finishing • Americas. more than their share of all was the first round draft choice of Atlanta in the North (spring) in Big Ten competition. Ken Popejoy won the indoor mile crown in the winter season M on the gridiron and fifth on the hardcourt. Wrestling Brad American Soccer League. on both a VanPelt, Eric Allen and Ron Curl garnered conference and national level in L again took home everything but the mats the Sophomore Mike Robinson led the helping MSU land second various all - America squads for their performancesspots on Big Ten in scoring for place in national team competition. Bob Casselman won he on the the Gus Ganakas Upjonship meet was held on in Btoomlngton, Ind. The gridiron. Jim Watt was named the nation's best in winter sports ace Don - coached baskeball team and fellow 600 indoor title and the 440 sports' intermediate hurdles in (Zippy) Thompson was again high in conference action. '*V V. v X x WELCOME BACK! HAPPY HOURS EVERYDAY MON.-SAT. 1I a.m.-6 p.m. REDUCED AND TRY OUR DELICIOUS SPAGHETTI AND Mon.-Sat. 11 a.m.-2 a.m. Sun. 4 p.m.-2 a.m. Another location to serve you 2417 E. Kalamazoo 487-3733 F14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan WE'VE DONE THE LOOKING FOR YOU! AND BROUGHT TOGETHER A HUGE SUPPLY OF USED TEXTS. Never buy new until you've checked us for USED books. Check your schedule against our list- We have a large quantity of USED BOOKS for the following course numbers. 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Michigan Welcome Week, 1972 \ASU Greeks struggle o humanize tradition JAN SHUBITOWSKI free booze and girls. "Take us for a fraternities and sororities are News Analysis ride," they say. And if the guy does l/reoing drastic changes in their fight not like the house, he is under no , survival in the campus obligation to pledge. ronment. They are relaxing their down a bit. Large formal dances have Sorority rush has undergone some es and traditions in an attempt to become smaller and less formal. The vast changes in an attempt to throw ,ve to the campus community that Friday afternoon TG has replaced the out tradition and make formal Saturday sorority life ,y arc human. night party as the appear more attractive to it one time the Greeks more or less most popular social event. prospective members. Formal rush, a complex the campus. If you wanted to do This change is due to the fact that process, once was the big time to 'thine or be anybody on campus, the Greeks are trying to convince acquire new pledges. In formal rush, u had to be Greek. The Greeks held others that going Greek is not the girls who signed going up during the first the offices and ran the activities. If social; it is going together. The stress week of the term would be u weren't Greek, you weren't has been placed on the brother or placed in groups under an adviser and taken rthing. Being Greek had a certain sisterhood of Greek life as community around to the various houses en masse. [us associated with it. life. Now informal rush has become more oday that has changed. Many non - At the same time the Greeks realize popular — and profitable. According ,eeks look upon the Greeks as that their members are individuals and to recent rule iceited narcissistic snobs. They view have other interests and changes, houses can now call up individual girls and invite them (eeks as members of another culture, responsibilities. They realize, also, that over to the house or even take ich the Greeks take care not to mix if they cannot be flexible them enough to out. They can even have coed th that of the non - Greeks, lut the Greeks insist that they are allow the individual time to be which simply means a rushes, party with guys. Just testing himself, he will not join them. Formerly, these all man. They have finally come to And were forbidden, they try to stress the fact that but the Greeks have found it Nancy Pommer, Drug Education Clinic (DEC) director, takes Debi Matthews' blood pressure in ilize that anti • Greek sentiment Greeks are not an elite group that cut necessary to change in order to attract a DEC examination. Examinations such as this are only one of ists, and that if they will survive, it themselves off from the rest of the members, many services offered by the in hope of survival. DEC. t be alleviated. State News photo by Nick Jackson campus community. Going Greek, to 10 help achieve this, the Greeks are them, is a way of becoming more rtuig to come out into the open. active in community affairs. As an Hoons are seen to fly more freely organized group they feel they are ring rush week; posters are better able to work on campus and community problems. Tradition popular is trends. giving allowed in the houses. In way to Alcohol is now hours have been removed, and several hpve adopted open - house These changes, the Greeks feel, are more sororities, policies. Nonthreatening' provided at drug center necessary to compete with the more progressive residence halls. Fraternities have eliminated the once popular and dreaded Hell Week as a form of initiation for new members. establish and improve good have in relating to other people They found it necessary in order to By CARLOS M. SOLER and a 24 - hour walk - in, call in avoid scaring off prospective members. relations among the staff. "We and relating to the environment. - crisis center. The cost of being Greek differs in Ragged furniture and dusty meet other friends within the "Students use drugs to escape every house. Room and board ranges floors characterize the informal center," Huffman said. pressures and pain that come Records of contacts' names ' from $380 to $400, with social fees The long - haired, from being part of these atmosphere at the Drug bearded and addresses are not kept. averaging about $10 a month. In Education Center (DEC), a codirector said taking care of institutions." By institutions addition, every new member must pay each other is "The police," the soft - spoken an initiation fee of around $100. nonprofit institution dealing one of the main Huffman means colleges and INGRID BREY with the prevention of social functions of the center universities. Huffman said, "leave us alone. Though no houses have folded in the PanHel president personnel. The center's staff, which is The police realize that people past year, a few are still in financial problems and rehabilitation of trouble. Some have taken to renting won't come to the program if ■coming more numerous. An drug abuse victims. The mainly paraprofessional, includes attempt out rooms to non Greeks as an center, established two they are liable to arrest. ■being made by the fraternities to go - Scott Huffman, Okemos high school and college students. additional SQurce of income. years ago on the MSU campus, ,o the residence halls and rap with The Greeks are optimistic that some graduate, and codirector of the To become part of the staff, the was then called the Drug fguys. day their houses will be full again, center, said the institution has Education Project. It was started students have to attend 50 hours "I feel pretty good being part ■Originally women had to live in a though they cannot predict when. organized its program to serve of communication, empathy and of the center," Huffman said. "I because the organizers felt [IIk for two years and men for at least Spring '72 was the best rush the three functions. The first is to first aid training. They are also get pretty frustrated because a Going Greek was the only way to Greeks had experienced in two years. people needed "a nonthreatening instructed in such fields as law deal with people who have drug lot of what we do is treatment Jl ■nted out, especially for girls. If you Approximately 150 girls pledged or other health problems such as atmosphere to hang out." and pharmacology. instead of any social life, you had to be sororities as compared with prevention. It's >ek. 90 for Currently the center is on Grove winter term. The average size of the VD, hepatitis and unwanted Street. The staff is backed up by frustrating to see people come Wow many of the Greeks view their fraternity pledge class jumped from pregnancy. For this purpose the and get help and get their head ■uses as just another living option five to professional lawyers, doctors, eight. Though these figures center offers a free clinic. Drug abuse is the most straight then go back into the |th a stronger sense of community represent relatively small numerical psychiatrists and psychologists. « you will find elsewhere. But in The second function is to common problem among the The center is supported same environment and seeing increases, they were hailed as a sign of that environment r to compete with the other educate the community about center's contact or clients. "We mess them up the reversal of the pendulum. financially by private donations - Itions, the Greeks have had to Changes in rush procedures have such problems and to provide the live in a drug culture," Huffman and state and federal funds. The again." Beard much of their rigidity and said. "Everybody takes drugs." been primarily responsible for this necessary tools to alleviate them. bulk of the aid comes from the ■dition. increase. Fraternities have found Bn the past, going Greek meant it For this purpose the center "Drug problems are a symptom federal and state institutions. All Huffman said DEC's future profitable to go into the residence provides free literature and of plans include acquiring a larger Tring the party circuit. Each house halls and rap on a one - to - one basis larger socioeconomic DEC services are free. Id its own elaborate social calendar, opeartes a speaker's bureau. problems," Huffman said. "Drug The center contains such builidng to replace the present with the guys. They invite the guys to way this calendar has been slimmed The third function is problems take advantage of rush for the parties, to are problems people lacilities as a laboratory, a clinic Campus volunteers help area residents By HELEN BAUER service to the lower income groups. "Give a damn" serves as the Volunteer program areas slogan for the MSU Volunteer include Bureau. comsumer service, MSU volunteers are freshman corrections, day care, education, health and recreation. There are baseball enthusiasts or graduate even miscellaneous programs for science students, friends or students with miscellaneous leaders. They work in and interests. around the university and the Those served by volunteers community. range from toddlers to the aged, The Office of Volunteer from the illiterate to the Programs, established in 1968, was the first university office in imprisoned. A volunteer might read aloud to a blind student or the nation to give support to be a child's confidant or an old student volunteer activities. The office is divided into two units. person's companion. Most volunteers choose the program in The Volunteer Bureau trains, which they want to work, but orients and places volunteers and the Volunteer Bureau also places develops volunteer programs. those students with no The Volunteer Transportation preference. Pool, located in 1 Student There is one basic Services Bldg., transports many requirement: Volunteers must be volunteers who do not have cars. The Volunteer Bureau is willing to give three to five hours each week for a minimum of one Moving especially interested in working academic II M anned t'on't need any charge plates at the MSU Free Store, with agencies, groups and orientation year. Recruitment and Among the many activities of the MSU Volunteer Bureau is by MSU Volunteers, the store has freebies for programs are held at moving. Yes, MSU's own version of Allied Van Lines. The | erVbody. It would be a deal at half the price. individuals who cannot get help the beginning of each term. Volunteers help people in Lansing and East Lansing in so many State News photo by Chuck Michaels anywhere else. It emphasizes ways. State News photo by Chuck Michaels G2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan J5^omeWeek| 'U' ombudsman Campus prompt hears complaints By CHRIS DANIELSON will exist Within the* By LINDA LIBERMAN who As of Nov. 29, 1971, Fantasy ra^"'' SI James D. Rust, University instructor course. A taught the hearing before a there were 291 student out with the l-. low.hlp, Msij tJ'T ombudsman and professor faculty committee on the organizations officially of English, would like to departmental level and, if "I had seniors, more juniors than then graduate registered with ASMSU. The list doesn't even include Rings. If you.re d"U,1 «. inform more students that necessary, again on the Army or Air students, next sophomore living units. Force R< his office exists and explain college level is arranged for you are and the least number of The number of groups is eligible to the services that are the student," Rust Pmwng RiaCTiCom Regiment for p- ■ 7|■ freshmen come to my office rising at a rate of 25 per available. explained. 3rd last year," Rust said. year. How did so many "My office is open to any "Freshmen are either drill, marksmanshi student with a problem — Rust said many students organizations gain ASMSU field complained about the frightened to come in or are recognition? What do you training. Anyone! whether it's a personal welcome to College of Education refdsal ignorant of the existence of have to do to become a become ' problem, academic problem, the office. Also, they don't member iL to accept new majors in student organization? The nonacademic problem or have the whl<* is community problem. September 1971. Another problems that answer to these questions _ juniors and seniors have." be found in the student military unit. Survival "A lot of students come common complaint can defense «, and to this office because they concerned the fee refund Recommendations handbook. physic.| don't know where else to policy. Students can receive only one-half the original sometimes made to are the To register as a student organization .it is necessary An?'? 8re yearn And if you emph^ f0 go. A primary function of ' administration from the good old the office is to direct tuition fee if credits are to obtain a form at 101 days" ombudsman's office. Socieity students to other offices. In dropped during the first Student Services Bldg. The for Anachronism will take vo. C^atiyl week of classes and no "A few years ago, there name and purpose of the addition, many times I'm back to the able to refund thereafter. were a lot of complaints organization must be filled Middle C phone the necessary complete with knighfll about tuition costs. On the in, along with the of people and solve the Other problems names combat. ■ problem from my office," concerned basis of my observations, I officers and faculty advisers, professors who There Rust said. recommended to Dr. if any. After signing and refused to let students make organizations related" Over 1,000 cases were Hannah, president of MSU filing a statement providing missed exams and particular majors at brought to Rust's attention up complaints about mice in at that time, that tuition Horror show that group membership be Film, drama and writi Msul last year. The most common should be charged by the restricted to MSU students residence hall rooms, societies abound, academic complaints credit rather than by What is it? The creature from the slime? The mushroom that ate Grand Ledge? No, (this requirement can be along wj™ inability to obtain campus ethnic and religious concerned grades and parking stickers,complaints. the step scale then being it's simply a fisheye camera shot of the Jacobson's parking ramp. waived in some instances) groupj used." State News photo and that no discrimination Among the organizations^ teaching methods. that foreign instructors were by Chuck Michaels broader interest are s; "Grades are the touchiest sometimes hard to chess, equestrian, judol of all subjects with the understand because of their railroad, cycling, acrobatH ACLU strives faculty. I can't change the broken English, department to golf, cricket, pilot and sk grade because no one can offices not being open clubs. give a grade except the during hours and noon Though the Youth f0| Muskie group may havl taken some hard knocks thfl of REORGASIXEI) CIIURCH year, political activists of OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY S.WNTS- cases out cou still join the Society fortM Destruction of Carthage, oL the Royal Grand of Poland in Exile. KingdoJ P on behalf of the Chicano The Chicanos had been graduate school when U.S. By JEFF GUTSELL population around Lansing dealing with the University District Court Judge Noel the year, ACLU helped the Along the same linJ abortion reform petitioners Green Splash is not! to negotiate with the for about a year before Fox ruled that Schiff could CAMPUS MINISTRY AT MSU Largely through out of bargain with Meridian Mall pollution agency University on charges of turning to ACLU for help. not be refused readmission officals in setting down RLDS Student Center court negotiations the discrimination at MSU. fingerpainting club. It is American Civil Liberties The right to freedom of to school on the grounds guidelines for gathering synchronized 1518 River Terrace Progress has been speech in education has also that he had circulated the swimmiif Union (ACLU) seeks to aid frustratingly slow, as is newsletter. signatures on the mall organization open (One block east of Hubbard Hall) been strongly defended by any person who has suffered often the case in civil ACLU. It often deals with "It was one of the first grounds. women. And Cantilevl 337-1845 Club is merely the infringement of civil rights liberties work, said Jondahl. local school boards over times a court ordered a nef in such circumstances as It decided to investigate censorship student university to apply due "The majority of people who know enough about name for the Two by Foil Campus Minister educational policy, racial or the Chicano case when it Club, which is open - newspapers and other process to rulings on such ACLU to form an opinion sexist discrimination and was approached at its people interested i Bruce Lindgren freedom of speech. publications. In past years it matters," Pinner said. about us seem to take a very building construction. November 1971 executive has also dealt with the He added that the case 332-4014 Lynn Jondahl, former board meeting with negative point of view," If none of the 300 • University same might never have been Scullion said. "They seem chairman of the Lansing complaints of job subject. brought to court if ACLU clubs that will be on campJ LANSING DISTRICT — Local Branches area ACLU Executive discrimination at MSU. The A landmark in offical had no been able to to think we defend only the this fall suit you, there 1 Rose Lake, Earl Premoe, 372-5195 Board, said that by seeking very liberal point of view. still one more possibility complaints were presented recognition of students' provide lawyer who to negotiate grievances out by the Chicano organization They are partly right You can follow the le Maple Grove, George Whitmore, 489-4562 right to freedom of speech worked without pay. because the liberal point of of court those involved are one student and establish! Jenison, S.L. Horaney, 484-4986 Sol de Atzlan, Inc. saved embarrassment and was set by the Paul Schiff But not all of its work is view is usually what is being fan club to perpetuate « Over half a year later, a Mason, William Crampton, Jr., 676-2512 case in 1965-1966, as glamorous as such trodden by the anxiety. Often a court suit special ACLU committee to on more calumniate) the memory f District President, Gary Beil, 349-1512 according to Frank Pinner, precedent — setting cases. conservative establishment." your favorite prof. just isn't necessary, he investigate Chicano professor political science The vast majority of the. added. grievances was still working work to be done is and ACLU Board member. simply ACLU has been working on the case. The case was sponsored by giving advice to people with An ACLU letter Chicano discrimination outlining complaints of in the East ACLU and the American Association of University complaints, Jondahl figured that he received said. Union Board Professors (AAUP). at least two complaints per Lansing Cooperative Together they provided the day by telephone - Extension MSU had Service and College of Agriculture not been the offically ■lawyers court fees. and money This time ACLU took the for sometimes as many as six and about five per 'etter- week by slates projects| recognized by the MSU issue to court several times Mary Kay Scullion, By AL BRAKONIECKI Committee Against before resolving the issue. vice-chairman of the Discrimination. The letter executive board and an One of the major groups for planning and organiziil had been sent in January Paul Schiff, an MSU MSU graduate student, said activities on the MSU campus is the Union Board, P 1972. graduate student, was that any correctly — trained voluntary service organization. Located in the Union, i refused readmission to person could handle a great main responsibility is to provide activities and services I graduate school because he of these complaints. the building itself, explained Tom Bushouse, director had repeatedly distributed many | understanding the student activities in the Union. certain "radical" newsletter Some of the activities offered by the Union I legal interpretation of the in the residence halls in Bill of include an art show where students can display an< Rights and an violation of University rules, effective means with which their own works, a bridal show in the early part of fall ten Pinner said. Schiff had to and two flea markets, one just before Christmas an bargain with people dropped out temporarily for anyone could handle many another in the spring. J of ACLU's cases, she said. In addition, the Union Board provides a ride board whel students may find inexpensive rides to various Around the beginning of arj throughout the state and country, special prices o; ~L" flights to Europe and films on campus. "Now we're in the process of revamping our prograil and activities in order to go into new areas," Bushouse sail JOHN Plans are being made for a faculty lecture series to gfl students an opportunity to hear prominent professoB express their views and ideas outside the classroom. TheB are also plans for a photography contest and a jazz baw concert. P The Union Baord was the administrative agency for tj first Midwest Film Festival held last spring term. An undergraduate organization, the Union Boa to anyone interested in planning and organizing activitM on campus. "People get a chance to work in their ow interest areas," Bushouse said. The Union Board is a self - supporting organization al now has 20 active members. The officers are Gary Medl^ president; Candy Rosaen, vice president; Patty Tart secretary; Todd Aldridge, program director and Kernick, publicity director. m Founded in 1919, the Union Board was the mail Classes governing group on campus during the 1930s and 1940s. | is the oldest student organization on campus. Piayei LCMS Raps fur students at Lutheran Picnics MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL Campus Wfcbkfclili of 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Pastor David Kruse Ministries [ Clu istiaii Living alclca WORSHIP HOURS for students and faculty a'| Lituigy 11 a.m. Communion UNIVERSITY Study 9:30 a.m. Communion Paities lst& 3rd Matins LUTHERAN CHURClJ 2nd & 4th 1020 S. Harrison Friends 332 2559 for Pastors faculty and staff at ASCENSION LUTHERAN Walter Wietzke Come to an Open House George Gaiser 2780 Haslett WORSHIP HOURS 337-7961 Sept. 19th at 7:30 pm! Dr. Roy Schroeder WORSHIP HOURS 8:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Common Servic* 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. (Write It Down on your calendar, O.K?) Sunday Schools 9:15 9:30 a.m. Sunday School! a.m. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 G3 Diversity All sorts of housing are available within MSU's Greek system. House architecture ranges from the traditional style of the Alpha Tau Omega house (right) to the modernistic Sigma Nu palace (left). State News photos by Chuck Michaels Greek life involves diverse students By CAROL MORELLO Most have 24 a - hour open house halls policy as the residence "I like it because I can't imagine hearing everyone's alarm they threw a party. Today, most hire rock bands, but not do, with the same policies on alcohol. I Diversity is the keyword to Greek life. From small houses Sororities, however, go off, Linda Liberman of Alpha Epsilon Phi said. all. I are required to maintain Still others offer both |arge houses, fraternities and sororities at MSU offer a housemothers, and most have open house in the choices, and some even single "We still have that once in awhile," Dave Gever of Theta rooms for seniors. Multitude of personalities living in different environments. quarters limited to weekends or special living Delta Chi said. "But we just bought a $700 stereo system," Tjore often than not, freaks and ROTC members live occasions. Each house has its own formula for he explained. "So instead of hiring bands for $200 a Living accomodations in Greek houses range from job duties. Some set night, together in the same house. dormers to individual rooms. up job charts assigning various jobs to different members we just bring down some good records to produce the same J"No matter what kind of mood you're in, someone's Delta Delta Delta has the dormer each week. kind of atmosphere." llways around to complement that mood," Melinda Rex, room with 20 bunk beds in arrangement, with one it and individual rooms, each Chi Omega offers paid jobs to members who want to earn the money. Social activities vary with the house. There are parties Icial chairman for Cni Omega, said. shared by three women, where between fraternities and sororities, parties with dates and ■ Fraternities at MSU have liberalized their policies as they dress and study. Other houses are more informal about duties and open - end parties. "You really get close because assign you're always interacting," Ljdenre ha,ls have in recent years. Many have felt it social chairman Karen Kondis said. jobs to be done whenever necessary or have everyone chip "Two years ago, if you didn't have a date, you were in when it is needed. linnecessary to maintain a housemother, and members Other houses have individual rooms with study and expected not to show up," Gever said. "But now it's not Manage their affairs themselves. sleeping accommodations in the same room. Costs for room and board in most houses $400 a term including social fees. average around that way." Greeks no longer date only Greeks. It is the exception Most Greeks agree that Greek life is preferable to rather than the rule, according to the social chairmen. living in the residence halls. Though There is, however, the tendency voiced by some that they see similarities between Greek ltfe and apartment or residence hall Greeks sometimes find themselves alienated from non living, the raternities, sororities - concensus is Greek life is friendlier and more like home. Greeks. "The Greek life is not much different than "We don't have much contact with kids off living in a campus," Rex residence hall," Rex said. "It's a group of admitted. "You're more or less in your own world of people who have similar interests, only we have tradition which the residence fraternities and sororities. Ip/on hall doesn't have." "I think if we could get more together with the kids in ly LINDA LIBERMAN opportunity to see each for differs from previous years rush Rodgers said this year a Kondis said she believes people pledge because it is a place to call home. And the food is better, everyone insisted. "I think frats have a lot to chairman of Sigma Chi said. "I've offer," Bill Roberts, social grown more self - the residence halls, it would do a lot for the Greek she suggested. not active in your classes, you can become alienated. system," "It is very easy to do just that," Kondis agreed. "If you're "But the same thing is true with kids in apartments," she sorority house. rush will start earlier in I Fraternities and sororities as recommended program will confident in many ways I know I wouldn't have living in added. "You have to make the effort." Beginning Sept. 25, the term and parties will be If! II be concentrating on sororities will be having more informal. be given to each fraternity Wilson Hall three years." "It's up to the individual," Holland said. "It's the same ih the first two weeks of house during the two weeks Though concessions are sometimes made to the more way in the residence halls. You get attached to those in es fall term. "Rushees like informal of traditional formal parties and teas, most Greek concentrated rush. parties in your hall and you don't meet people in other halls. rush better than formal rush ["Each house will be Though this cooperative 1972 are casual by nature. The trend is toward canoe trips, "It's human nature," he concluded. because they are better able Butting a concentrated rush effort will only extend hayrides, picnics and eternal TGs. Most Greeks would like to see lines of communication to adapt it to their from Sept. 25 through Oct. ltfort into rush during these "Maybe two times a term you wear a sportscoat to a improved with non - Greeks, who sometimes hold a ■wo weeks," Wayne schedules," Gaabo said. 7, most fraternity houses party," Jay Holland, social chairman for Lambda Chi negative attitude toward the Greek system. "Panhellenic Council is Tlodgers, Interfraternity will be inviting rushees until Alpha, said, "and it's off by 10 p.m. anyway." "I feel Greeks have been treated unjustly," Roberts ouncil rush chairman, said. trying to make rush as the end of the term. Serenades are still popular, but not the extent they once exclaimed vehemently. flexible as possible for the (There will be a fall rushees as well as the girls in "There are no regulations were. "When we get people over here to see the house, the Advertising campaign which the sororities." for rush as far as IFC goes. "We can't get the guys to fire up to go out and sing to things we do and the people we have here, very few of them Irill be either advertisements We're just trying to promote some girls," Roberts said. "So we initiated a wine serenade dislike it," he continued. the State News She explained that there is where everyone gets juiced up, and then they feel more like Gever pointed out most people come through rush ■ or posters cooperation between lround campus." no winter rush signup singing." because they have nothing else to do and want to attend a fraternities," Rodgers I Bev Gaabo, Panhellenic planned as yet — this will explained. Forty years ago, fraternities contracted an orchestra when party. |ush chairman, explained depend on fall term results. it freshman Sororities will be able to women will eceive letter conduct open rush during a inviting them this period, if they desire. |o sign up for rush. Signup DAVE WESTOl Tentatively, spring term Ictivities, which will begin IFC President lefore classes, will be held rush will he conducted like informal rush parties. fall term. |t booths in specific areas Parties may be cosponsored in campus. Rodgers said fraternity with fraternities, if rush will be very informal. |Gaabo said that the sororities desire. Each house Each house will have its Jouncil is planning activities will plan and schedule its own structured rush. primarily for freshmen own rush parties. Rodgers noted that last eginning Sept. 24 through On Oct. 5, each house will years most fraternities Sept-26. plan a preference dinner. agreed that rush seemed I "This will possibly be like Final bids for very impersonal. Because of pledging will T miniature Greek Week," be given out later that this, fraternities started Ihe noted. evening. Actual pledging inviting personal friends. |Sorority rush will WIUAMiBAfiK will begin Oct. 9. This method of obtaining begin Sept. 24, After Oct. 9, open rush pledges seemed much more noon to 4:30 p.m., will continue if the effective. There was no limit pith walk • throughs. Each individual sorority desires. on the number of houses a ■ushee will have the Gaabo said this year rush rushee had to see. lttMit.Ni It anything doesn't to . . IKAM BURAIR KINA We don't c for it, See us either. {or all your WIDHkftTMANli * * photographic needs at reasonable prices! 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Issues is David Susskind and 1972-73 school year. steering away fror . oriented speakers. She said Another possibility for programs with a lecture Ralph Nader also appeared. Owings, Great Issues Jan chairman, said students are she hoped the Democratic presidential candidate can 1972-73 is Marathon, a approach. Nader Great was cosponsored by Issues and PIRGIM f / more interested in programs j,e booked. group addicts of from former drug New York. "People on this campus do not like to sit in class all (Public Interest Research \ day, then sit and hear Group in Michigan). another lecture at night," Speakers for most Great r she commented. Issues programs are booked Women crisis A second trend in Great Issues, she said, is that of through speakers' nationwide agencies. A hitting student interest committee selects of 10 students and discusses 1 groups. Great Issues, like information at cen Pop found it Entertainment, has impossible for any one program to appeal to all available speakers, then votes on which ones will be booked. The Women's Center is an By DONNA SMITH Chapel said the women students. Instead, differing information center as well hope to establish more programs are designed to The Women's Center, 547 as a social center, Sippola services such health as a interest different segments Speakers must be booked E. Grand River Ave., is a said. The center offers rape place where women can get together to talk about their counseling and infomation, lessons in self-defense, and collective, a library and an abortion loan fund. of the student population. The best - received three to four months in advance and their fees vary Participation presentation of 1971-72 was greatly. Ralph Nader, for problems or to become abortion counseling and "But," Sippola said, "we "The Cage," a play written Contrary to popular opinion, ROTC is not simply "Hup, two, involved in example, spoke free of three, four " R0Tr I community referrals. in fact consists mostly of classroom work such as this projects. There is also a music are funds." in desperate need of and ex-convicts performed by from San charge, while David presentation by a ROTC cadet I "There is friendship here and good vibes," Trudy J. collective. Linda K. Chapel, Susskind charged $2,250. State News photo by Nick Jackso„ I Lansing junior, said the Sippola, Bessemer junior collective was a group of ROTC campus combines said. "People are trying to women, "fed up with sexist reach out to other people. We're trying to develop sisterhood." music," who get together to play their instruments and sing. Some even write their on Sippola said the Women's own music. Center has also been useful The center also helps military training, education to people as a crisis center. women organize rap groups. Often the center receives "Rap groups are the basic telephone calls from high center of the whole thing," school students with Chapel said. "People just questions about sex. want somebody to talk to." By MARY McEACHIN After graduation, the new During the four base pay of about $8,300 a The volunteer B'NAI B'RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION officers are obligated to undergraduate years the army qualify can be paid I Army ROTC (Reserve year plus all military philosophy has played a compete with civilian jo spend two years in active cadet takes one course benefits. These include 319 Hillcrest, corner W. Grand River Officer's Training Corps) is duty. There is no further major role in the current and in the present k required by the Military government housing, PX ROTC program. By not for everyone, but it is market, the 332-1916 obligation. In addition, if Science Dept. each term, stores which sell Army d for the mar. who likes to the cadet wishes to go on recruiting educated men, recruit the men it along with his regular merchandise tax free, who have military travel, doesn't want an eight for a master's degree, his studies. A cadet may choose - training For the first time, i to five insurance policies at a and specialized skills, the Hillel welcomes you and Invites you to take an active part In routine, and wants a duty is postponed, though any academic field he nominal cost, free medical modern of military service cL an exciting student - centered program of activities. This productive, exciting career, no financial aid is provided. wishes, and over 70 per cent Army will be able compete for top nuJ Includes: Sunday suppers & discussions. Saturday evening service, and 30 days paid to operate with less Captain Burke, U.S. Army Approximately one third of of the graduates receive an vacation each year. people, and pay eompetiiB socials, Friday night dinners, traditional, liberal and creative personnel. The who do instructor in the Dept. of the ROTC graduates do this. men salaries. religious services, study groups & seminars, activity groups, assignment directly relating student council, Outreach program, and much more. Military Science, said. When a cadet becomes a to their college major. ROTC at MSU is a volun¬ junior he commits himself Several of the courses tary program which provides to duty after graduation and required by ROTC are Hubbard military experience leading he spends more time in his offered by other Yom Kippur services Sun., Sept. 17, 7:30 p a to a commission as a lieutenant, while earning a second military studies. This includes a six week departments in the ce p.m. Break Fast follow! - University. Such topics as college degree. Scholarships training session at a military Military History of the U.S., are awarded for one to four installation during the Personnel Administration, Opening Supper Sunday, Sept. 24, 5:30 at Hillel p.m. years, and all juniors seniors receive $100 and per summer before senior year. It also entitles him to the and International Relations are offered this way. This answers to month living allowance. montly stipend. aspect of the program is By DIANE CLARK Codirectors for the center for the 197| unique to MSU. ROTC Ever wondered how much money goes 73 school year are Bob Pi requirements total 32 or 33 into all the computer cards you receive at Huron sophomore, and Cindy Zachari| credits, over four years. registration? Want to know the best Midland sophomore. There is a two - year weather conditions for growing Usually there is a staff of approxim! marijuana WE CORDIALLY program for graduate students. It is basically the plants? The number to call for any answer to any 25 volunteers who work an average two hours a week. Training i: shift] same as the undergraduate question you may have about anything is working with another volunteer o program, but two summer 353-8114, the Hubbard Information before starting on the job alone. training sessions are Center. INVITE YOU required. As a commissioned officer Located on the third floor of Library, the center gots its start in spring the Volunteers need to know how to usclfl trunk line, information files, Library af the graduate will receive a 1970 as a rumor control agent during the reference bulletin board for imrni student strike. events. Interested students from Hubbard Hall TO ENJOY OUR came up with the plan for the center and received $25 from Hubbard Hall's Most of the learning takes place o worker gets on the job. Some students J government to begin operation. assigned to the center through the Ml Volunteer Bureau, but others can work The organizers then approached ASMSU ji| in fall 1970 for funds and received their by offering their time. SERVICES The center is open until! <7 present office space. They now receive from 10 a.m. small allocations during the year for p.m. and students may walk i expenses from ASMSU. questions as well as phone in. WITH US CENTRAL UNITED DR. HOWARD F. SUGDEN PASTOR Healing: METHODIST CHURCH "the Friendship and A Inspiration is worth a | goal? A way of Life. trip downtown." WORSHIP SERVICES SOUTH BAPTIST LEARN SPIRITUAL CHRISTIAN ABOUT PERMANENT, HEALING. SCIENCE THE 9:45 and 11:00 a.m. Dr. Howard A. Lyman. Senior Minister Rev. Robert E. Betts, ORGANIZATION FOCUSES ON Assoc. Minister HEALING. Meetings: Tuesday 6:45 - CHllRCH 7:45 Assoc. Minister The church is located at the corner of Ottawa & Capitol, across from the State Capitol building. SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES RIVER DRIVE, LANSING WELCOME STUDENTS AND FACULTY UNIVERSITY REFORMED WORSHIP HOUR COLLEGE BIBLE 11:00 A.M. CLASS YOUNG ADULT FELLOWSHIP CHAPEL TIME WEDNESDAY 7:30 CHURCH 7:00 P.M. 9:45 A.M. BIBLE CENTERED, 8:30 P.M. with (R.C.A.) RELEVANT MESSAGE in the Fireside Room An evangelical ministry, seeking to show that INFORMAL DISCUSSIONS BIBLE STUDY and Christ is vitally relevant to the deepest needs INSPIRING MUSIC REFRESHMENTS PRAYER HOUR of all people, including the academic world. TOM STARK, Pastor, Office 303 Abbott, 351-6810 JOYCE FRIESEN, Staff Associate, 351-7545 FREE BUS SERVICE MORNING AND EVENING Home 231 Oakhill, 351-7164 TO ALL DORMS MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 - 12:00 Alumni Memorial Chapel, (next to CALL 482-0754 FOR INFORMATION Kresge Art Center) DISCUSSION GROUPS 9:30 -10:30 Chapel EVENING WORSHIP 6:00 -7:00 Chapel Mukv South (IIII I'C li l 111( rilr i uo ) I'l'iim I linn i for Rides Call 355-0155 after 9 a.m. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 G5 |,0 foreign students IN CITY'S JOINT ISSUE Office gives help, advice Radical view total of 1,058 By SUN YUEL CHOE students from 77 countries enrolled NOW By ROBERT SANDERS East Lansing's the the Red Apple News and Bogue Street Bridge. A group of MSU students and advocates sexual awareness, especially in the areas of expenditures of Joint Issue, advertising space is sold to ine term at MSU, most of them to work either for the underground newspaper, women and gay liberation. various radical persons from East businesses in the for the doctorate. Joint Issue, exists to iter's degree or -The Chinese boast the largest group. Canadians are a t '"IT a present differing point of view to Lansing who were frustrated with It is this type of issue that Brown feels the other media area, primarily oriented enterprises. youth — the Cambodian ,ose second, followed by Thai students. The seven other the of the East ACAOO*" surrounding Lansing Entries from which students come to MSU in large ftms t community, one of its expansion of the Vietnam In May 1971, Joint Issue community are Lmbers are Brazil, India, Iran, Japan, Korea, Saudi Arabia STOP THE WAK organizers, Nelson Brown conflict were behind the institutionalized in their had been showing a profit effort to pool resources and Tnd Turkey. U J'-M said. produce a single paper. which was being used to off pay The 15,000 debts J The Foreign Students Office offers counsel, advice and JOWBOH * K copies of the This group set up a very the paper Lfvices to the strangers on the spartan campus. The office bimonthly paper are distributed throughout the loose structure based upon a Brown sees Joint Issue accumulated in its initial s them in a wide range of areas including academic small amount of capital and moving toward more stages. Brown said after all East the debts are paid ■u.^e financial aids and help with personal matters Lansing area free of volunteerism. The articles culturally oriented issues off, if the Including emotional problems. charge. There are various such as health and paper is still showing a for the Joint Issue are J Financial problems are one of the major concerns of places both on and off environment and local profit, the money will go written by various into ■foreign students who knock at the door of the office of campus where the paper can governmental issues. Ideas a community project be community members, both August G. Benson, MSU foreign students' adviser, obtained, including local stores and residence halls. student and nonstudent. on a tenants union, youth involvement in city politics agreed on by the staff members. He said there are i Benson said today the financial aid situation is much These contributors receive more difficult than before because of the nation's economic The Joint Issue was the and defense spending are no plans to expand the no payment. result of a high on the Joint Issue's paper. Situation. feeling that Void of list existing media a rigid staff of priorities. | He also stated that the University and the office want read by structure, Joint Issue The paper has been the PLAYING The Joint Issue is a foreign students to be treated as responsible individuals in students and community, primarily the State News, decides which stories are to coalition of various area center of a controversy Itheir own rights, even though it is a very large university in were be printed in each issue radicals striving to put forth during its existence over the terms of facilities. not adequately through a function called a printing of the names of the presenting a leftist new alternatives j In an effort to help enhance the international dimension llrhl copy meeting. At these to old individuals involved in the problems. Jof education, the office also provides many out - of - the over interpretation of the functions of governmental copy meetings all production of Joint Issue. ■classroom opportunities such as the host family program. Back for another year of individuals involved in the Brown said he was in favor "More than anything else," a newcomer observed, "we presenting an alternate institutions. Though it is radical in media outlet to the East production of the paper Lansing community. Joint Organized in' fall, 1972, l0pe American students and faculties understand our Issue presents all the decide collectively news that didn't fit into other what Eroblems better and help us achieve our educational Joint Issue was the result of articles are to be printed, Objectives." area newspapers. State News photo by Chuck Michaels a merger between two This process is used twice a organized radical group in XTdTf thVpo^StyTf already existing newspapers, month, every time the paper goes to print. enough money to cover the harassment Legislature spurs rules Editorial policy is based as yet. on the idea that the existing media are biased toward governmental and other FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH current institutional stands kn profs' outside work on controversial items. of East Brown, contributor a primary to the paper, Lansing SBC and Baptist Student Union termed his personal political view as very anticapitalistic and is a self avowed, self - - 940 S. Harrison accurately. The amount of classroom hours but the styled radical. He sees the (across from Cherry Lane Apts.) ly ROBERT SANDERS time a professor spends in Currently, MSU standardization toward Joint Issue as an outlet for number of graduates who professors are allowed two which the administration is the class does not reflect the get jobs in the field within presentation of these views. Coffee & Rolls 9:30 A.M. J■conomicIn these days of amount of work involved in 60 days of graduation. King days per month, subject to working has many Joint Issue has presented Sunday School 10:00 A.M. belt-tightening, administrative approval, for difficulties ahead but it will the satisfactory calls this unrealistic because material calling for an end Ihe State Legislature is completion outside consultation for be based on the Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. of that job, King said. the method des not take premise to capitalism and ■lamping down on the payment. that a full-time professor Evening Worship 7:00 P.M. ftresent ambiguous controls Each department varies as into account various items The imperialism in the United Midweek Service to what a faculty member's system of belongs to the employer. States. The paper also Wednesday If the work productivity of such as those graduates who 7:00 P.M. ■Diversity professors, job will consist of, he accept job offers in other ■eluding those at MSU. J Last year, the legislature po i nted intangibles as out. Such public service, fields. One area in which the UNIVERSITY Sept. 24 — Luncheon following morning worship —12 noon Attached research, committee work University does allow a rider University appropriation bill ■ying that a professor must to the and the advising duties are included in of many professors to participate for payment is local politics. A SEVENTH DAY Rev. Robert E. Dye Pastor BSU Director |veragecredit ss at least 10 hours of per term. This professors on this campus. These items are hard to define in terms good example is the mayor of East Lansing, Wilbur ADVENTIST CHURCH For Transportation Call 332-3814 «the legislature wants to of Brookover, who is also a 149 HIGHLAND AVENUE how much money productivity relating to the professor of sociology, a University as a whole and professor of secondary (East of Frandor) Jrofessors are receiving as CAMPUS ■ork payment from sources the student in particular. It is assumed at this education and associate A warm welcome awaits you at all .CA . director of the Center for pher than the University. institution meetings. 1 This apparent legislative that when a Urban Affairs. King says the professor is hired he is administration views this as Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 Pterest has caused a ripple competent in his field. A public service which does Worship Service 11:00 J concern in the circle of minimum acceptable quality not detract from the Wednesday: Discussion and Study Hour 7:30 We exist expressly for the purpose of |!niversity officials. There is is set up by the departments p.m. providing Christian Fellowship, teaching, 'e by the productivity of the KENNETH and it is along this line that individual in his efforts for SMITH, PASTOR and training in evangelism and Administration to set some t of standard of work a professor maintains his job the University. For transportation call 882-6580 discipleship. with the University. The administration does Jroductivity, ■erman L. according to not view service in state or King, asst. One measure currently lrovost. national politics in the same If you want to get involved in learning I King sees difficulty in used to determine how well manner. For example, if READ ALL what life in Christ can mean and the faculty members of a Zolton Ferency decides to sharing |his because of the various specific department have run for state office he will ABOUT IT. that meaning with other students, or if iects of a professor's job their job is not done to have to step down from his you wish to start by sharing your pt are hard to measure count the number of position with MSU. experiences or your questions with Never before in the history of the us, get in touch with Campus Action. J world has history been made so ood united church rapidly. Never before has the need and the right - for in - depth information been so vital. Watch for Campus Action at MSU or 469 N. 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Reforms social, civil, criminal and 200 West Grand River political codes. Interdenominational Serving MSU for 61 Years Baptist — United Church of Christ - Methodist Presbyterian - 5. Equalizes the sexes Aayi... sir 6. Gives negativism man dominion over IMwmM/! LEARN Be sure to discount card pick — up your student good for 10% off FIRST CH on time! all beauty services at any of For appointments call MORNING WORSHIP 9:30 & 11:00 Summer Services at 10 a.m. a.m. CHRIST, SC 332-4522 WELCOME ALL STUDENTS TO MSU 709 E. Grand River (at Collingwood Entrance to Sunday Service 10:30 campus) a.m. SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Sunday School (to age 20) 10:30 a.m. 956 TROWBRIDGE RD. We hope you will join in church Wednesday Testimonial us on Sundays Meetings 8:00 p.m. P. S. Card and gift center * opening soonl MINISTERS: Wallace Robertson, Carl Staser Reading Room (at the church) Welcome Week 1972 G6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan THERE IS A BOOKSTORE... in the center of campus that meets the needs of sororities, fraternities and organizations We carry Balfours complete line of college jewelry- sorority and fraternity We also have with your fraternity's letters. Custom imprint your sportswear with your organzation's name. Select from our array of MSU BOOKSTORE In the center of campus Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 G7 Church groups attempt to lobby for legislation By GEORGE CORNELL responsibility of the in the Christian Century. AP Religion Writer churches." Act, a southern senator "We're under a mandate," he "It is appropriate and blamed "those damn Their presence on the says. On that basis they federal important that the churches churches." testify before congressional The "church lobby," legislative scene, some call which expanded bring their concerns for "I would like to see committees, provide church it. Others describe chiefly in peace and justice into the more, not less, church it as an "educational the mid - 1960s' drive for policy statements to - legislative arena." lobbying," says Sen. Walter and send informational" operation. firmer civil rights standards, In any case, nearly every congressmen F. Mondale, D Minn. "The occasional By whatever name, religious lately has taken on renewed - delegations to major religious body, moral and human concerns call on them. groups today maintain an prominence in opposition to Protestant, Roman Catholic of our Judeo - Christian impressive array of offices the Vietnam War and efforts and Jewish, as well as the in faith are not very effectively the nation's capital for welfare reform and A veteran in the main interdenominational asserted in field, the attuned to the public issues antipoverty measures. Congress." He organizations, have Rev. Dr. Robert E. Van of the times. But the says churches should be "far religious permanent agencies for Deusen, head of the Office "government watchers" also more demanding than they "We seek to inject moral liaison with the government. are." of Public Affairs of the keep tabs on a myriad of "More than 90 per cent Lutheran Council, says the principles into the country's other issues, ranging from The Rev. Mr. Corbett decision making," says the of the time, we are able to traditional role has been - education to environmental points out that if religious Rev. J. Elliott stand together and function forces were not represented, mainly as an informational Corbett, the pollution and tax policies, Catholic Student Center at 327 MAC serves not only as a place of United cooperatively," the Rev. Mr. it would leave a "moral liaison between church and The Methodist worship bi t government acting both to keep their Corbett said in an interview. vacuum" in which self government, but he adds: also as a recreational center for MSU students of the Roman Catholic - relations denominations posted and - faith. liaison representative in They shape joint strategy interested lobbies would State News photo by Milton Horst to convey church positions Washington. "It's a vital to the lawmakers. through a "Washington take over, often for profit, "Increasingly our Interreligious Staff sometimes to the detriment churches are expecting us to The process occasionally take an additional Council," which lists about of the public. step, that Re//g/ous arouses complaints about 50 members of and which "We're working in behalf attempting to influence as church "meddling in meets every two weeks. of the public interest," he public policy." politics," but the religious Opinions of their added. "If we stood back, Other experienced hands representatives point out effectiveness varies. "Rank that every significant allowing those of special include James Hamilton, an amateurs," Sen. Mark O. l/nks clergy, students interest to hold sway and attorney and director of the political issue has moral Hatfield, R - Ore., recently did not bring ethical Washington office of the implications, a distinctive described them. concern of the churches. pressure to bear, it would be interdenominational No other However, they've been utterly irresponsible. We'd National Council of institution works variously credited or simply be washing our Churches; James Robinson, By HELEN BAUER link between clergy and interest is growing among specifically to "infuse criticized for hands of responsibility and moral values" into society's some major liaison director for the U.S. students. Optional religious meditation and yoga. college students. legislation, such as the crawling back into the Catholic Conference, and J Students with a religious 1 preference are likely to find preference cards which are Gary Hawes, of the MSU Phone numbers and office policy - making process, Edward F. recent defeat of a proposed cave." Rabbi Richard G. Hirsch, distributed during Student Christian Ministry, locations of various groups Snyder, amendment to establish He and others point out head of the Washington ■their faith represented on registration also allow the and advisers are listed in Washington executive of the "nondenominational" that they act only on the Inc., plans this fall to Center of the Union of ■campus. Christians, Jewish MSU directories, and Friends Committee clergy to reach the student. distribute copies of "Good school prayer. After passage basis of policy positions American Hebrew ■ind several Eastern religious These cards are given News for Modem Man," a religious activities are often National Legislation, writes of the 1964 Civil Rights taken by their churches. Congregations. ■groups are affiliated with directly to the religious modern version of the New posted in the "It's What's ■the Religious Advisers' advisers and are not used by Happening" column of the Testament. THE EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY ■ Assn. (RAA), located in the the University. Groups State News. The St. Andrew Eastern ■ Student Services Building. William H. are rapidly nondenominational MSU Barr, asst. AT MSU I The RAA was organized director of student forming to students accommodate Alumni Memorial Chapel is Orthodox Church interested in ■on campus in the 1940s as a activities, said that religious open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. welcomes and invites you Eastern religions, Monday through Friday. and to share with us at University Orthodox PRESENT A MIXED HYBRID ALL SAINTS CHURCH Student Center 800 Abbott Road Services at 8 and 10 a.m. 1216 Greencrest East Lansing The Rev. William A. Eddy, Rector Jesus people flourish ALUMNI CHAPEL (off Hagadorn at M - 78) Divine Liturgy each Sunday — 9:30 a.m. Vespers & Confession Saturday — 7:00 p.m. on campus By BARNEY WHITE Thousand Gods ( or forms those that have come after from the PAN ORTHODOX STUDENT ASSOCIATION predominant Communion at 5 p.m. of were not so much "freeing" god) to "turn on" to Occidental plan, The Rev. Jack L. Hilyard, j The Jesus people are Jusus. It is an apocalyptic themselves as switching Chaplain leoming on strong. Long - from the parental value Christianity, as possible. ■haired Christians, counter - (some of the Jesus people think that the San Francisco system to another, possibly Unfortunately, for most phone: 351-7160 ■ culture converts and rock mirror image, existence if didn't work. The ■ music revivalists, they earthquake was a sign that - ■ the Second Coming is at matrix. divergence was too great present a seeming In the "hip" subculture hand) and mystic creed. It Religion is primarily e | contradiction in terms, a also is all the drives and failings ol cultural construct and t unnatural hybrid of meeting with America remain: they without the background ol ■ freaked - out hippie and surprising success. an Eastern solid middle - class America. This last fact is not that simply have taken a upbringing it ii hard to understand. With different form of difficult to become truly The paradox, however, the death of Hippie, the expression. Correspondingly immersed in Orienta I may be more apparent than I real, and their genesis more "youth" culture found itself the basic needs of thought. in a philosophical vacuum. humankind remain constant The obvious I historically logical than we answer is The "radical" answer just in the American | realize. Christianity. As a creed it is didn't make it for most counterculture - multi - faceted enough to The first inkling I got of I the movement was when I people because you cannot paramount of which is the accommodate different I heard "Spirit in the Sky" on turn from "love child" to burning existential necessity applications to myriad killer to have "meaning" so that I the radio about a year ago. over night. The We "beautiful one can order the universe are going to hear ■ It turned me cold off. people" were and much more from the Jesus in humanly comprehensible I Indeed, it struck me as are "prime" for an ethic with which to rationalize terms. people in the near future. I nothing more or less than a I cleverly contrived counter their life style. Antiestablishmentarians - I offensive by the Plastic This is the important first embraced the Oriental T.V.and STEREO I Protestant himself, Billy point: the modern philosophy paradigm. Their RENTALS ■ antiestablishment motivation was socially $23.00 per term Graham, to "reach today's Lids." movement seems to be derived: since they were in $9.50 per month I based more on the process of supposedly free delivery was wrong: these people considerations of life rejecting "middle class and service |»re lierious. dead (and reborn) patterns than on truly values," it logically followed NO There is a deposit. "new" philosophical that they would attempt a I Movement blowing strong Call NEJAC 337-1300 cosmic plan as divergent "nt of California, Land of a grounds. The hippies and ARK VOL A UNITARIAN UNIVKRSAUIST WITHOUT WHAT IS ALD? KNOWING IT? (Alpha Lambda Delta) Looking for a religion based on ALD is a freshman women's Individual freedom honorary The use of reason society, affiliated with a national chapter. A concern for humanity Membership is based on a 35 or better The unity of mankind grade point average during the first term or a combination of first and second terms Why not give liberal religion a try? of your freshman year. TUB UNITARIAN Why not keep your grades up and be a part of ALD? IINIVKRSAIJST CHURCH Grove St. and Library Lane East Lansing Telephone: 489-5482 FIRE UP! and RUSH PHI DELTA THETA - Qrn to fly with the winced spartans MSU Flying Club NEXT WEEK: SEPT. 25, 26, 27 FOR RIDES CALL: j*°mpleteairP'anei. ° n Ground School Lowest and Flight Training in Rates. Watch for Ground 3939090 (after 5 p.m.) ■Z*00' announcement Qg Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week | PLACE OF WORSHIP United Ministries staff plans church projects By LESLIE LEE State News Staff Writer Day, Bill Krumsk, Jeanne •Experimental ministries, Chapel honors Butterfield, Richard exploring the needs and Working from a small, comfortable office adorned with antiwar posters, a Jackson, Keith Pohl and Don Ward. The ministry is divided suggestions of the University community in new areas. In this program MSU vete United Nations flag and into four major areas: the United Ministries in Eastern tapestries, the Rev. •An Higher Education has By NANCY ARMITAGE Chapel bears on its narthex «H tffts from undergraduate worked with walls the names of more alumni m ■ Warren Day of the United an all of the , ministry which attempts to than 500 of those dead. college in Higher University human sexuality Ministries Education at 1118 S. meet the concerns of the and personal identity In 1918, as contractors From the Vietnam war, 15 graduating classes ariou*l students at MSU. In this worked to re-enforce it, the The chapel contain, Harrison Road tries to program. This has resulted names remain to be „ involve himself in a "world area falls the student in a crisis intervention only center for religious inscribed. symbols of anv agenda." newspaper. Branch. The Almond center, a drug information activity on the MSU campus collapsed. The building was In addition to serving as a religion, make use and of it many £t| 1 wlsl , place of Sunday worship for CathjFI The University - oriented center and education and Old College Hall, which Jewish, Protestant church criticize and •An counseling facilities. various denominations, the innovate can where the international ministry, seeking to relate stood where Beaumont Tower is now located, and its chapel is used for weddings, Christian Mennonite SclSftl community church finds it to persons, structures and Whenever possible the collapse left the University christenings, religious grou g| much so, Day more said. difficult to do issues with a crosscultural dimension. ministry seeks to work within existing institutions, community with no place of conferences and meetings, music recitals, memorial wTndT SUine< windows d e „ • 2|■ worship until the dedication nondenominational id'll The agenda of the Day explained. It does not services community church is aimed •A science and human seek to be competitive — if Chapel of the Alumni Chapel in 1952. cappings. and nurses' Occasionally such as brotherhood T at the local life congregation and the church of the values ministry which tries to deal with the issues raised a program exists to handle a problem, the ministry Alumni Memorial chapel was built to MSU students and graduates who gave honor those their lives in Built in honor of all music practicing students are found the O.W. C former MSU students who on Set in the plays a concilliatory role. by the advance of science and medicine and the refers its clients to it rather defense of their country. Weekly services are held on served, and in memory of Mourer Memorial Organ, stones from chapel walls are I The campus church, ethical questions involved. than setting up a program of Sunday by local churches. The chapel is also used for those who died in which was made in London and cathedrals in I however, is not as closely the local its own. weddings. State News photo by Chuck Michaels American wars, the Alumni Holland to the which were bombed Germany! tired to specifications of the chapel. durinj community and is more free The instrument was donated World War II, and one sent from the White 21 to initiate and question, he and is maintained at the Houscl Women's role in said. donor's expense. Washington, D.C. I expands Windows and stones According to Day, the More than 5,000 donors also donated. were! question of the campus contributed to the chapel. ministry is: "In what way Two Bibles are displayed When first propose can the resources of the bv a there, one printed in 1759, llnmnt Sn alumni in the'earlv M church be related to the By GEORGE CORNELL the Jewish rabbinate, are In the of church Other current whether the priesthood The pulpit, lecturn, altar, a concerns of the campus?" AP Religion Writer pressing for the Catholic arena officialdom, the possibility developments on the should be open to women. choir seat and 75 chairs for the memorial was to h?" combination chap®] .* To answer this question, NEW YORK (AP) - The priesthood and some hope that there might soon be a women's religious front •The New York diocesan the downstairs lounge were the United Ministries in drive for women's rights is this summer to elect the "Madam Bishop" turned up include: convention of the Episcopal international Vent™ Higher Education was rocking the world. Not only first Methodist bishop. In advance of a heavy Church urged it to admit formed by the group effort are women gaining new They've stirred concentration of • even episcopal For the first time in women to its priesthood. It of 10 denominational campus ministries. The local ministry at MSU is run by ground in church administration and Protestant ministry, the but theological rethinking about the "gender" of God. The image of an elections scheduled in July in the United Methodist Church. American Judaism, a woman, Sally Priesand, ordained a rabbi in June, was is expected to act on the issue next year. Already, several women have been Sessions s/ofed ' six full - time ministers: they've won a foot-hold in 'exclusively He-God" has "We look forward to the after completing studies at ordained as Episcopal been used for oppression, writes Catholic sexual very electing real possibility of bishop," Hebrew Union College — Jewish Institute of Religion deacons, the first stage of the with evonge//s LEIGHTON FORD a woman a priesthood, including: theologican Mary Daly, of says Carleen Waller, of in Cincinnati. Another Boston College, in a recent Nashville, Tenn., woman's The Rev. Kathleen a student, San Eisenberg Ryan, Leighton Ford, associate different places issue of Commonweal. She caucus leader. Sasso, curate at St. on th| at the Philip's Church evangelist with the Billy campus. ON CAMPUS adds that getting rid of the primitively instilled view of Altogether, because of an unusually large number of R econstructionist Rabbinical College in Tucson, Ariz.: the Rev. Susan Hiatt, a missioner in Graham will be Evangelistic Assn., on campus Oct. Chaired by Ted Ward, th_ University committed a "masculine divinity" retirements, 19 bishops are October 9-12 may Philadelphia, expects to suburban Philadelpha, and 9-12. represents students y_ bring a more authentic to' be elected at become rabbi next the Rev. Carol Anderson a spring. have planned this week witl language of transendance, jurisdictional conferences in and the Rev. Julia P. Sibley, An ecumenical ad hoc for informal rap sessions that is, for God. various United Methodist in New York. Twenty - six committee of MSU students Ford previous to Greater Lansing ] thi| •Several denominations regions, with campaigns to are pushing new policies to other women are studying and faculty are sponsoring with Leighton Ford t NEW WORLD SINGERS- Though Judeo-Christian elect women reported in for Episcopal ordination in this week of rap sessions t h e 1 o gy always has several. increase the proportion of 13-22 in the Lansing Qvi'J executive staffs. 17 dioceses. with Leighton Ford at Center. CONTEMPORARY FOLK SINGERS recognized that God At that denomination's women on transcends sex or other The Christian Churches recent governing Ford is an associate of the Billy Graham human objectification, some Disciplies, which originally convention, it ordered all Evangelistic Association. He will be conducting a thinkers suggest that the set a goal of one - half People's Church seen "male oriented" language "Reachout" in Lansing Civic Center, October 13 - concepts, in human women officials, recently removed from its Book of 22. Sponsored by an ecumenical understanding, might better cut that to one - third for gathering of MSU Discipline, specifically in Christian Students and Faculty be as both "father - practical reasons. The mother". regard to the office of National Council of Churches bishop. reported in June it has upped the proportion of as University tradition women executives from 16 to 20 per cent. People's Church, located members are associated with Robertson emphasized thai New in town? •A joint consultative unit at 200 W. Grand River has become Ave., something of the University in some capacity. There is also an associate not membership necessary fofl v of Roman Catholic, University tradition since its associate membership of attendance and he welcomq founding in 1907 by a more than 200 MSU as many students as Presbyterian and Reformed Come on out and scholars has urged that women be given "full and group of MSU professors. Originally Congregationalist a students, who retain their hometown affiliations. church like to attend, wishing to participate o church boards equal participation" at all A number of student levels of church decision institution, People's Church commissions or to vote ol was reorganized along programs have been church affairs are require] let's get acquainted making and power, and that they be admitted to ordination. At the urging of interdenominational lines in 1923 and currently includes implemented over the years. The Student Forum is a to join, however. Students desirinl members from more than problem and issues women's committee groups, a of the U.S. 20 denominations. discussion group, while membership must attend T Student trio of lectures anl Catholic bishops is studying Approximately one — University half of the church's 2,900 Fellowship is a Sunday discussions on churc| snack and discussion group. history, government : A discussion basic patterns of beliel Christian Reformed Church group for Robertson said. young married couples also exists. Other activities open Those wishing associall and Student Center to student participation membership, retaining ther include the Sunday church hometown affiliation, are churcj required t| 1509 River Terrace (across from Hubbard Hall) school program, teaching attend only one session I preschoolers and the church choir. which they meet the coun« Visit our new Student Center of elders and develop 1 - open daily 9 A.M. - 11 P.M. Senior Pastor Wallace Lunch Wednesday - 12:30 - 1:30 P.M. fundamental understand™ We've got everything Roberts^ of the church, added. Church services are he| MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE at 9:30 and 11 a.m. e 10:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. Sunday from the middle 1 you want... September to early Ji"! During the summer one 1 a.m. service is held eaij YOUR PLEASURE Four luxurious motion picture 4 — Sunday. theatres all under one climate controlled roof. for transportation call 351-6360 or 882-1425 4 YOUR CONVENIENCE— Acres of free parking at the door. EAST LANSING^NITY CHURCHDrilI 841 Timberlane Stanley R. Reilly, Iff I East Lansing YOUR SELECTION Four films chosen to 4 appeal to c/O/Vt Acting ftsto, || | ~ all ages and tastes at reasonable prices. Tetephoi|e: 351.M0 Interdenominational CATERING SERVICE I and... For your budget we ■ YOUR HOST- JON TRIMMER Morning Worship Service Evening Worship Service 7:0° p- [ University Classes 9:45 A' I STUDENT I.D. CARDS! stretch your entertain¬ ment dollars by offer¬ "? / L,. Quality „J S.rric. stilt u, tefj V- CATERING SERVICE FOR ANY OCCASION Mid - Week Discussion and Prayer Wed. 7:00 PMJ ing our AMERICAN MULTI CINEMA student I. D. card which entitles 20 TO 800 PERSONS - INDOORS OR OUTDOORS bearer to a special student discount at all four theatres. WEDDINGS BUFFET & FORMAL DINNERS RECEPTIONS BAPTIST MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES BOWLING & SPORTING BANQUETS STUDENT CENTER Parents and Students: Open House Sunday, September 17 3:00 - 5:00 P.M. Student Orientation ONE FREE ADMISSION TO THE MERIDIAN Tuesday, September 19 7:30 P.M. OF 4 THEATER, MERIDIAN MALL WITH ADMISSION ONE FULL PRICE PAID OKEMOS, ADULT Baptist Student Fellowship Meets Every Tuesday 7:30 P.M. (not good during twi - light hours) . stm YOU on youk location 0« IKING YOU* GHOUf TO OUIIS GOOD MONDAY THRU THURSDAY ONLY - American Baptist Student Center EXPIRES OCTOBER 19, 1972 4606 S. Hagadorn Road 5200 West State Rd. Chaplain: Rev. Roger C. Palms Office 332-8472 Res. 332-4997^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 69 Black groups provide academic, social life aid By ELIZABETH DRISCOLL Operating since 1968, the alliance was established for productions They The group has established a also held an annual black Several organizations included "Happy Ending," the academic survival of counseling agency to help seminar on engineering for designed for the social and "Minstrel Hoy," and "Music members with academic two yearas academic needs of the black black students. Membership — Past and Present," a during spring includes the entire black problems. The group meets term. student have been symposium. They presented three times a term and is Gerald established as a student population, though the fall term festival Ilayes, a BSE step in all are not at governed by a council of member, noted that there furthering the actively involved. Northern Michigan four students. total Sherrie Carter, has been good response involvement of an active University and Grand Valley The Black the black Students of tothe group from the student population. member, said the BUF State College. They Dept. Canoe operates on a democratic hope to Engineering was formally of Engineering. He also The largest present more productions established On a hot summer'! day a canoe trip provides a relaxing organization basis. It is governed spring term, noted that the group is way to beat the heat of black student by an around the state during the 1971, and has about dull classes. By the shores of the Red Cedar, no less. and atMSU is executive 80 interested in helping all nip - council of 27 the Black United Front coming winter break members. It is State News photo elected representatives that The group is interested in an minority students in this by Chuck Michaels (BUF) formerly known as meet organization through which field of study though no the Black Student regularly to discuss people willing to work in all the black Alliance. programs and activities. In students in others are involved at this areas of the theater addition to the council includng engineering will relate time. FEMININE FALLOUT' SEEN there is a seven executive board. - man One technical work and those with experience in theater themselves organizations, to other institutions Three nonacademic smaller groups presentations. and member of the board is a individuals, and involving black students There are two maintain groups on a high academic were also formed |Soc»o/ tradition representative from the campus designed to help during the standing. The links Office of Black Affairs who group is past year. They are the black students in governed helps to advise the group. specific by a board of Black Veterans Assn., the fields of study. They are the three members and meets Black Sisters of Gilchrist Among the programs Black Premedical Assn. and twice a term. Several and the Black Pathseekers. sponsored by the BUF is a the Black Students of projects have been with breakfast women for history program Engineering (BSE). developed by the group to The Black Veterans Assn. underprivileged black The Black Premedical aid its members. children at the West Side was established to help Assn. was established A tutorial Drop - In Center in Lansing. during program was further the interests of1 fall term 1971, and has started to By MARY McEACHIIM It is held on school help those black veterans. It holds boys. The little girls stay home and days about 50 members. Its students in engineering with help mother. Boys are only and is supervised by monthly meetings and has The psychology of women is a "very serious active, girls are passive. purpose has been to aid academic problems, and the about 40 members. Morris ■ of the least understood or discussed areas in socialtopic, one Fitzgerald spoke of the historical role and members of the BUF. Other black students in medicine BSE has arranged jobs science," legal status of activities include Conerly, spokesman for the I the director of educational research told area women in women. Women have always been the corrupter, the and in fields leading to within the Dept. of group, noted that response "fallen," or the mother figure with no sponsorship of a film series medical related professions. ■ May. authority, she said. during fall term, 1971, Engineering for those has been very good and that Both the Jewish and Christian This includes | Laurine E. Fitzgerald, professor of education and attitude. Woman's religions reflect this active support for the majors in needing financial help. membership is not restricted ■ associate dean of students, discussed women and their legal status has improved over the Center of Urban Affairs and chemistry, biology, During the past year 25 jobs to those enrolled at MSU Ipsychological roles in society in a seminar on women held centuries, but society still imposes restrictions on woman's establishment of the Black psychology, and science. were porvided. The BSE has but is open to all black ■ during spring term on campus. rights. When a women marries, her being is suspended. Her Cultural Room in Fee Hall. veterans in the area. I "Psychology of women is difficult to define, but the husband is her protector, she cannot buy or sell property Another area of active ■results of the traditional feminine role are without his signature nor can she Among its projects have ■ Fitzgerald said. I "Such stereotypes as "feminine" and "masculine" quite apparent," deposited in a bank before her signature. withdraw money she marriage without his participation among black students is the Black Arts School provides been forums the sponsorship of on prison reform ■ have made women traits Social Security benefits are Company. Established and racism in relation to content to be usually less for a woman than unchallenged, for a man, even if during fall term, 1971, it antiwar activities. ■ uncommitted, underemployed, and underused," she I continued, calling this "feminine fallout." made in 1943, women are they have worked the same numer of years, Fitzgerald pointed out. Based on an actuarial table originally had 40 members but has regrouped each term Jewish programs The Black Sisters of Many theories have been proposed to explain the expected to live longer than men. to allow more people to Gilchrist is At that time, few women held the kind Rishon School, a Jewish cultural school in East a social ■psychology of women, Fitzgerald said. The traditionalists of stress - laden job become involved. Lansing, organization ■say women are naturally the weaker sex, more emotional that men did, and usually did live longer. Now that women Candace now has openings for children between the ages of 3 and designed for do have careers their life Shannon, one of 12. The school meets from 10 a.m. the unification of black ■than man, softer. Recent research finds women expectancy is gradually getting the to 12 a.m. Sunday. are founders, said the There is an optional midweek Hebrew people in the hall and for ■conditioned to be what society expects a woman to lower, but the laws do not recognize this, she added. company's purpose was to class as well. be, she the promotion of black ■asserted. From birth, our culture treats baby boys and girls When a woman marries she is not allowed to "develop a viable black Approximately 20 families in the East Lansing area have own last name. keep her joined to create a secular, cultural culture. There are 11 ■differently, without even knowing it. Little girls are Legally, a couple must have a common theater experience for with any synagogue or institution, unaffiliated members and it is governed ■encouraged to be dependent on their mothers, little boys name, his name, her husband's last name. Also, she may not students at MSU." If offers temple. Rishon School provides the by an activities committee. ■are told to act like "a man." Girls are talked to use her maiden name as her middle not following: much more name, legally. only practical *A Sunday school which ■than boys, while boys are handled, Fitzgerald added. Legislature has been designed to "protect" experience for the theater concentrates on the teaching of The Black Pathseekers ™ women, Jewish history, Jewish Even as a fetus, an active baby, or one that is carried high Fitzgerald stated. If a man dies, his estate is usually divided major but also has given the holidays and customs, Israel, Hebrew was established last winter in the abdomen is taken as a among his widow and children; if a woman dies, her literature, and American Jewish life. term and is still in the sign that it is a boy, she said. students a chance to be *An adult education program. il( a girl is not content to play with husband may not receive much of her estate. formative dolls, or help her It will go to creative. stage. Its focus children or relatives. *An opportunity to celebrate Jewish ■mother, she is called a "tomboy", connoting she is not The company, which is Rishon School seeks new member holidays together. will be a recreational ■completely feminine. Fitzgerald stressed that even though there radical self families. Individuals program that will emphasize are - supporting, sponsored who wish to join in the I Fitzgerald said children's literature reflects a male feminist groups she is more of a humanist than a feminist. three festivals .during the holiday celebrations and adult physical activities, Of 150 feminist organizations, education programs are invited to become ■dominated culture. Stories of adventure are some are militant and some associate usually about radical. past year, involving not only members. For additional specializing in dramatic but musical information, call Sue Messe, extracurricular and outdoor 351-4356, or Barbara Green, 351-3364. projects. Set your sails for the Starboard Tack 81 the University Inn, Set your sails for the Starboard Tack Restaurant and the University Inn Motel. Located on Trowbridge Road, directly off of 127, within easy access to MSU and East Lansing. Please send a FREE Best Western Travel Atlas to: I I STARBOARD | ] NAME ADDRESS I CITY/STATE/ZIP TACK, (517) 351 - 8720 [ I Please Return to University Inn (517) 351 - 5500 1100 Trowbridge Rd. East Lansing Michigan 48823 G10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 'WATCH THOSE CALORIES' Weight control woes detailed for students control and has conducted proper foods for his person also has the financial By ANN SCHRIBER four programs in the last particular needs. means to buy extra food. Welcome to college, to three years at University Dr. J.S. Feurig, medical The health center will residence hall living, to Health Center. director at the health assist anyone who wants greasy, starchy foods, Ryan believes the center, is against fad diets. help in weight control, tempting desserts and lots problem of overweight He said man's natural Feurig said. He also of pizza and beer to begins in newborn infants tendancy is to eat three recommends increased supplement those hearty and recommends they be meals per day and if these exercise, such as walking meals! treated, adding that "we've are well - balanced they will and vigorous bicycling. College life requires many lost their generation." She maintain a normal bulk The Women's Intramural adjustments and while some said she believes the motion throughout the Building provides exercise of these favor weight problem of weight control is body and will cut down on rooms for faculty members, control, others are the number one public the stomach contractions staff members and full - unfavorable. health enemy in the United which often accompany time students who may "Emotional pressures are States today. unwise dieting. want to tone up and bum involved in the maturing "A university of this size Feurig said there is calories. Exercise programs process, in seeking should have one cafeteria generally a weight hold or will also be planned for any acceptance by peers, and in that caters to the diabetic," weight loss during fall term. group or individual, free of the need to achieve in a Ryan said. He said he believes this is charge. The Kellogg highly competitive setting," due to the lightly - seasoned Continuing Education She said people with Dr. Charlotte M. Young, on foods served in residence Service sponsors a physical normal overweight problems the staff of Cornell halls, a pattern of eating fitness class for a minimal must learn to live in the real University Graduate School lacking in multiplicity and fee. world, and therefoere the t of Nutrition, said in a recent the sudden absence of a Carol Harding, director of issue of Postgraduate residence hall cafeteria line is one of the best places to handy refrigerator. Winter the Women's Intramural liiliin' Medicine. begin. She said she believes term usually Building, said she believes In case you haven't noticed yet, Young said physical it brings a curtailment of MSU women are "into the bicycling has transportation on campus. Bikes are may be difficult for idea of exercise." become the most popular means, other than inexpensive and activity decreases for many students to resist cafeteria physical acitivity, Feurig foot, of they don't use any gas. SN photo students and long hours of food because it is already said, and an increase in night study lead to snacking paid for. snacking. He said he believes for diversion. She said by this time many students Eleanor Use small claims court, students are likely to skip Acklin, food have adjusted to residence breakfast and eat service manager for Landon, hall food and may high-calorie snacks between Campbell and Mayo Halls, overinduldge in high classes. said the University offers carbohydrate foods. He said Dr. Mary well - balanced meals, and it Ryan, formerly nervous tension is is the individual's oftentimes overweight herself, is highly the cause for judge advises nterested in weight responsibility to choose the compulsive eating, if a ARTHUR TREACHER'S By RICK WILBINS State News Staff Writer Have you been cheated been Maurice given a raw 54th District Court deal," Judge, Shcoenberger "The decision is entirely the discretion of the judge," he added. "His ruling is "After the suit has been filed and the court date is given, the rest is pretty can legally tie up his/to bank account or wages both until you arc paid. oj Tislj out of your damage deposit THE ORIGINAL emphasized. But he final. Neither party has the much up to the judge," by your landlord? Or forced cautioned Judge Schoenberger said to people to be right to appeal." Judge Schoenberger he hears "maybe i pay for furniture your discriminating when filing Judge Schoenberger explained. dozen" small claims roommate damaged because suit. described the procedures for eour| TWO GREAT LOCATIONS IN LANSING: he refuses to? Or swindled "My own personal rules cases a week, usually "Don't just sue any Willie o RIGHT PAST FRANDOR AT by some cheap filing suit in Small Claims are to tell the plaintiff — the Fridays. campus con Nillie who you think has artist? Court; person suing — to give me Case subjects cheated you," he advised. *File claim his whole story without 2418 E. MICHIGAN Take it to Small Claims "Nfake sure you have a good a against the gamut" tenant from landlord - person(s) you are suing at interruption. Then I tell the squabbles $1.09 and at Court. "If a person or store has case and the He right person." explained that a the proper district court office (54th District Court defendant to tell me his girlfriend - boyfrienfl cheated you and you feel story. Then I question arguments, he said. person could be sued for office is them." "I make very few they owe you money or at East Lansing friendl 4100 S. LOGAN satisfaction, there is suing the wrong person or City Hall). "Usually about this in these cases," for suing without just cause. something you can do about •Have the court serve the t),tne," he adds, "the Schoenberger admitfl (One student was almost defendant (the person you "These things tend to gi * it," a Michigan Consumers sued proceeding breaks down "Treat Yourself to the Treacher Taste" by an insurance pretty emotional Council pamphlet, "How to sued) with a summons tQ into a rather heated Sue company for improperly appear in court. exchange. At some point I'll everyone thinks he I Someone in Small Claims Court," says. naming that company as a say I've heard enough and absolutely right, defendant in a suit.) •Gather all evidence and "You can sue them in make my decision." times, both parties walk ou "The case does not go on witnesses you need to small claims court for up to Neither party has the unhappy." any record," Judge support your side of the $300," it continues. "You right by law to speak ad Judge Schoenberger si Schoenberger further argument. he does not feel that thl can do it yourself, without •Be in the judge's office infinitum, he explained. explained. "It is tried "The plaintiff gets the Small Claims Court will b| hiring a lawyer, quickly and informally, without with the necessary materials used easily." and people at the time judgement — either that he more extensively li standard trial procedures, in the 18 21 year SAVE is or is not owed money or — - "Small Claims Court is the judge's chambers and stated in the court notice services — but sometimes, now that the Age > for anyone who feels he has both parties receive. not in the courtroom." he does not get 100 per cent Majority Law has gone intl No lawyers are allowed in of what he sued for." effect. ' Small Claims Court, but the If the judge rules that the PREPARE FOR defendant has the right to defendant owes you money, 18 Technically before 197| — year - olds w transfer the case to a general then the person you sued supposed to use th district court where lawyers will have 15 days in which unless they had a guardial LEIGHTON FORD! are allowed and formal trial to pay you. If you aren't appointed usually procedures are in order. paid by this time, then you parents or friends. with Christian Witness Training WELCOME TO "Unless these thought they couldn't u peop| the court before." ' Classes FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD explained, "there isn't goiifl 1125 Weber Drive (Block north of to be any change." He said 18-21 year-oM USED E. Grand River at Downer) 9:45 a.m. COLLEGE CLASS had used the court mafij Student Union — Parlor C 10:50 a.m. times and no one WORSHIP SERVICE Mondays — September 25 & October 2 7:00 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE objected. 7:30-9:30 P.M. (Choir and "If no one ri Orchestra) Prepare to be a counselor at WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. objections, the judge is nfl Leighton Ford "Reachout" YOUTH & ADULT SERVICES For transportation, call 484-6640 or under any obligation F October 13-22 raise them himself," J J" 484-2807. Meet your college friends here. Schoenberger said. H i iy«iy mm T BOOKS WELCOME . Members of Michigan State's Varsity Club are . . pleased to extend a hearty welcome to the incoming frosh and others enrolling for the first time here at the university this fall. The Varsity Club is one of MSU's oldest and most afi'tive undergraduate at organizations, composed of a select number of Spartan varsity athletic performers. It came into existence in 1914. Over the years it has enrolled many hundreds of Spartan athletes as well as bringing in a limited number of citizens from the university and currounding community as honoraries for service and devotion to the betterment of athletics. GIBSONS Club members seek three major objectives for their organization. The first is to promote cooperation among the varsity athletes, the department of athletics, the university administration and the entire student body. The second is to unite and direct the purposes of MSU athletes for their collective betterment. And the third is to promote a high standard of athletic achievement and create a fellowship among varsity athletes. 128 West Grund River All Spartan athletes appreciate the excellent support students at Michigan State always give to individuals and teams in all sports. 1 Block West of the Union "The little walk with the BIG MSU VARSITY CLUB savings.' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Welcome Week 1972 G11 PSYCHIATRY INSTRUCTOR SAYS In a campus «» large as beautiful as Suicide rates linked MSU, the search for a place to be alone becomes not a matter of finding a place, but to student's picking among many. Thj$ coed student By TIM SHIREMAN suicide chooses the banks of are "bright" Whatever the crisis, Despite these facilities for students who are doing Welbeck said, it must be the Red Cedar. Students from the upper - helping students, the main middle and lower classes quite well in school at the resolved, and suicide is one SN photo time of their deaths. responsibility for commit suicide much more way of resolving it. Playing recognizing and helping by Chuck Michaels often than their middle a part in this decision is - The MSU instructor said potential suicides, Welbeck class student suicides have been pressure from parents, peer maintained, lies with the counterparts, an MSU . instructor in psychiatry increasing steadily over the groups, society, teachers secondary school teacher. past 25 and the student's ^ ok years. own psychological makeup. The large classrooms and Paa-Bekoe V'elbeck also Welbeck said that suicide points out that Welbeck said students at impersonal education on is the third leading killer of most college compuses, he surprisingly large portion of students. the col,cge. students who commit and disease rank Only accidents higher. more le^el commi* suicides t han said, rarely give the jnstructor an opportunity to This is disconcerting, he IZZ Tf°r T ~ ^.s eet to know his students. maintained, because many suicides could be prevented. are many. |herefore) he want on to S"! ampus movies range '/ * No suicide, he added, occurs tirnp time whpn when students ' face "V* the last opportunity for _ cf„\. f , „ . without warning. decisions about their life *npln help troub|ed with hiestudent with his nrnKlomc to geat problems is atic work, break home ties, He explained how a the secondary level where confront new thoughts and potential suicide could be ideas and teachers have a more undertake the spotted. Some suicides state "search for intimate knowledge of their identity." rom RHA X-rated to is foreign their intent directly — "I'm going to kill myself." Others state it indirectly - "I'm not going to be around much longer." College has always students', turmoil he added, but today the high costs and the been a for students. By LINDA ECKERT hindered in determine which films were tougher competition or booking recent films Kid." An evening with Clint by the the most popular at the box and eight or nine of them Many suicides tip their grades apply more pressure ■weekend movies on National Assn. of Theatre Eastwood is also on the about 10 per cent hand by their actions. They on the student, resulting in — office. The films are then — were Owners' written agreement agenda this year, featuring Impus range from X-rated with distributors that will ordered from various three of his movies. adult films. may give away prized more suicides. lult films to Hollywood distributors in Detroit, Beal adult films are possessions. Finally, Potential suicides at MSU Leach is Movies to foreign movies, at not release major films to Chicago, New York and considering ordered from distributors Welbeck said, an important have three ways of COME ON OVER TO ■clost of $1 to $2 a person, college film groups for at selling season movie passes, who specialize in adult clue is in their behavior. A THE CIRCLE T, California. which would permit the obtaining help with their ■ost films are shown least a year after their films. These are small person in a state of "The bad films seem to problems. The methods are: PARD'NER, FOR AN release. owner to see all RHA Biursday, Friday, Saturday have disappeared distributors and Beal does depression, unable to OLD FASHIONED and, movies, regular U niversity ■ Sunday nights in RHA movies are selected or selling passes for not have to wait for the concentrate and with no hopefully, we are entering a 10 movies at a reduced rate. counselors, psychiatric HAY RIDE AND Lsidence halls and by Leach and 10 — 15 more films. interest in the world around prosperous movie The Auburn film group counseling at University BONFIRE. Jjssroom buildings. students who work at the era," Leach said. features political and "We go to considerable him is a potential suicide. Health Center and The The hands will ■The Residence Halls Assn. movies and serve on the RHA sponsors movie trouble to get good adult Men Listening Ear. The selection committee. Hollywood movies, which commit suicide take you around flHA) movie group aims at They orgies and horror flicks, films," Steve Sunshine, Beal receive advance notice of are ordered from film director, noted. about three times as often Listening Ear is a private, the ranch in a ting as many new films usually two or three a term. off campus, 24 hour - a - as women, Welbeck said. - what films will be available distributors during the "The University feels they - wagon piled full ast as possible so kids The program is to be This is not because men day telephone service see them," Tom Leach, for the year, then check continued this year. summer. They have shown don't want to get involved of sweet smellin' such attempt suicide more often, manned by volunteers, movie director, said. theatrical movies as '2001: A in a freedom of I books to "Quite frankly, speech hay, and at the we Space Odyssey," "A Man issue," Sunshine said. "The he explained, but because many of them students, haven't been able to get as end of the ride for all Seasons," "Anne of a they use more lethal many good horror flicks as University is certainly a methods. The male is most you'll gather at Thousand Days," "Face of place in which all ideas can EAST LANSING we wanted last year," Leach likely to the bonfire. Bring ?lee club said. Leach said RHA movie War" and "Triumph of the Will," a Nazi propaganda movie. be expressed. And adult films although may be himself use a gun while the usually resorts to drugs. to kill female FRIENDS MEETING your moonlit suits for dip in a unpopular views, they still Quaker Meeting attendance was hurt by the Attendance at Auburn should be expressed." for Worship our private lake, kfate, East four Meridian Mall theaters which show second- run films and feature a 90-cent movies was down this spring, according to Jim Sunshine said the audience at adult films has A typical suicide case, Welbeck said, involves a crisis. Crisis is a relative Sunday 1:00 First Day School 1:00 and for your guitars singing. The For the second year J. Crawford, Auburn movie been about 40 per cent term. The student may be Child Care Provided Sound good? ■ Singing Statesmen, twilight hour. director. He suggested that Xal Harris Strohl, Lansing "The women, with a lot of unable to afford a pack of All Saints Parish |Sl's mens glee club, plans price of films has the lowered drinking age was married couples. touis during the coming graduate student, will gone up so high in the past the cigarets, he said, or he may 800 Abbott Rd. E.L. I major cause of the "Women are starting to need an "A" to get into year. The glee club conduct the group. Kurt three years that you almost Further Information attendance drop, but the come out and enjoy the medical school and only get tour the state of Frisch, president of thei need 700 to 1,000 people a 337-0241 slowdown in the economy picture," Sunshine said. Ichigan during the winter. night for an average film to a "C." Singing Statesmen, said that also hurt. I the spring the statesmen Strohl was "a great asset to break even," Leach added. Beal film group, wich is 1 head for the annual the group last year and we RHA will be showing known for its X-rated adult list Coast tour. are looking forward to "Shaft," "Straw Dogs," movies also sponsors foreign another year of his fine "Summer of '42" and movies such as "Birth of a In the past the statesmen conducting.' "Carnal Knowledge" this Nation" and "Blue Anger." found themselves on Those interested in joining year. In addition, it will be Beal has sponsored such Rich national TV programs the group should contact bringing back "Dr. adult films as "Baby JIddition the Ed Sullivan Show in Frisch at 351-8195 or Zhivago," "Midnight Vicky," "Harlot" and to local Strohl at 301 Music Practice Cowboy," and "Butch "Mona, the Virgin Nymph." inductions. Bldg. 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