The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 07, 1967, SECTION B, Page Page Three-B, Image 11
W AIT A MItNUTE .. . 00t, NEVER M1ND
YOU AR" OPP COUKtSa, MOYCN...-nIMr's
Aif, ... NotR" ! GOOD ... IT W0oltr' ?
1.O86,90W... DROP ST 60111 WHMEN I SAY
kOW - NO, NdT 1(QW , STI'ID! MEVER KIND
ABOUT me! NO SACR%V ICE is Too GREAr
W NL.N SUGH A GR.AT SEIIVICETo OUR
CAUSE ~ ~ ~ j47 CNSESME4L IG
GET RE.AY.. O X~?.... N OWr
Educat<
o DiS
1-:iucalt'rs tathcredI in ('hicatso
filr the t-.1 i ! et.et er1p n
ored by thit ... ssciatittn fo
Uliirht"r ca t o t tn (AIlE-:) did
not qilt" hlavet s:uib-nts I'n the
tp o the list f i tem s ft r i s
(.sio, h t var S rosalstN .
fiolr finding 1 plaCtt ftr ;Ulth -t<
- - or fotr k"eplint; theml in :heir"
place ---- did keep lpoppling_ upl.
TE d reater p art of the pro
gramn w\as designed ttt offe:. adl
VIt"t ttn how t4, find leadt-rs -- 4.r
just pintlt s t t - -- and hIltw\'
Il s itrini atliut anly nuihe.. in f
chanVt"s, flr(tm usin)" tihe latest.
t<iuentitnal Im iIa tl ri' sing the
w\httle curricl um1I1n.
.\ f ignifican lt i lhunk f thi e
four-day proceedint;s, hows e\ er,
wt.1a taken tii n% ith di,cussiunts of
a 14l pic tha8 "eemted to worr%
mlan\ of the conferee. - hi
to deal wt itI demand" for Inre
iinfluence b% bot11 ,tu ldent. and
facult\.
One otf the advocates f stu
dents' i re In detcisiotn-mnaking
was-a:rearchtr fromtl lI(rkeley".
\W'arren 11 .\lartin. rest-arch edui
cattr with the (enter for Ie
search a n id 1)evelomlllent ill
li!he Iiithe irn- : du cat u e dl that
Princeton
College'
illI\('"l-:T'( I\. N. .l . - T1he
liil jI'rintnan st.uen.ut news-i
hascenlulshdabo
entcitled"hr te Gis Aril"
Iuntene Il s a5 g'luide for l'rince
tof me1ln ihnst the uuitloft rl
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blackhoFr.
Tip frm a2.pag spaer
back:
doutely hehir10 cltion
of plin .anesin(t e nr
For fee- Meet i ng r Ati
orb Clleg in elo ping
Vahuble.
ACTION
Sout Carc
Contt th
THE St1PEAVIsOP. HAS TUIRNtE THE MIM
ON OUR HEIAOS, AND AouCID THEM,c
?y ONE, To THE SIZE OF A PINHEAD., .
WONDER 1HEH-HEHrs
WOMAN WE CAN GO AtI
WH-R E. WOH OUR PLAN
AREYou?
RIGHT HEORE,
TOM! WE hAVE
BEEN REDUCED 1ATS
To1NE SIZE oF
) A PON14EAD 1
>rs Gati
auss Stu
students he full mem'llber1s of tr"i
Iartite C n 'ils t ' venI" I units
(of universitit"S.
students, facul:ty and adminis
I r'atiol shldI11 II r k together
equally I'n tht'-ee b is a r d " , h'
urgt"d, which shmui he stet up
If units if no mtre than alut
1,011 stilents if a university is
Iarticularly hugi. An all-uni
vecrsity coutnc"il with stuldents as
membenhcrs sho uld cou-ordimite getn
c'raisl polic"y.
Iiepl. ing to somtte of the argu
menis uIally made against stu
dent participation. Miartin com
mented that facullty members .s
welI as students are noted for
mlobilit%y, a n d "faculty loy alty
hoday is more to the their profes
.ional guild than to their col
lIege. Students mays dentify w\ ith
a college in a w%;ay% faculty ne\ er
n ill.'
I-:\ In colb-geFC and unlivetrsity
lre.idents have an aVtragc ten
utt of "ahMutit fitii yeaIis, haidly
l4ing-Ir than thte perissd spe'nt bY
student4 likidly ti participate ill
i t I1 > c '. oveI rnlaltce," Martin
said.
I-:ve"n Mlartin's remarks, how
evetr, wete deigned toi Iiffer ad
Features
,irl Guide'
"Iar nard': Figet it."
teie the worik, conceded that
someii if t he judtgmenit s ale harish.
"\Ve too.k thet poin'tiof viewi of
man1," lie ex pla ined.
eis I2 nivers-itie's and cillegets.
A sketch if' each gives a irun
i1owni oin car, doritory andi eur
fewt rUtles, the kin iol f girls ini thei
sItudlent lody, strateg'iy fiir get
ting a daite and au list of thei lest
places ti take her'.
"I'sually we' got io t U f f
f r ii li ciillege new'\'papersti andi
strailent goiverlnmenlts," Sandmaii
expiiniid. "'When we dlidni't hiavie
any infirmation we just called
tip a t elieihine oipriator in thle
twin anid asked lieri what thei
phice was like."'
sontLi(?lb I
sit Cake C2omn
MM ER EM PLOY M
LES PROGI
ATIONS
INITY
weeks of travel
ing June 18)
es assigned in 37 states
d making friends with leader
poise and self-confidence
aining and personal experien
ip and business
tives from Benson's will inters
ina Campus on Tuesday, Apr
s Plaement Office to schedulb
muLa
Nc er
Ib you - CONFERENG
Set wwane - ROOMr
Oh H WEili~
lo eWAD TOMA7l
AtM G wc
MuST In lO4E
\WERE. SMALJ
ENOUGH To WALK
RIcwT uNDER1IE
DOOR ! JUMP DOWIJ
OF? YOUR TAOLE
WE'LL M1eT AT THE
CORNER OP GENE'S
TA6LL! EVERYBocy,
j5UMP!/' fs.
ATTENTO14 MrF-rNTo c LE.
CLEMSON UNIVERSIy
HAS .3UST BEEN BOMSEDUI
WE RE PE AT ... ETC., Erc.
HEN
HE
Lerln(
dent Pr
miiistrators a middle path, be
tween defending the status quo
of rule by administrators with
faculty, and according to the de
manI;ds of "radical students for
(co-government by students and
faculty alone."
'he most frequently men
tioned model of f ull-coopera
tion among students, faculty, and
administration was Antioch Col
lege in 'ellow Springs. Ohio.
Indeed. it was about the only
place any hdy could t h i n k of
where all t h r e e groups had
equal status on bodies with final
decision-making authority.
Antioch was represented by,
amon>g others, student I)anny Al
her"t, Community Moderator of
the college's community govern
ment, and Algo 1). 1lenderson,
fomer d e a n and president of
Anitioeh, now a colleague of Mar
tin's at the l1igher Education
('enter at Berkeley.
llenderson said that the tradi
tional business-like model of a
uii' ersity as a bureaucratic hi
erarchy might be applied to su
pervision of ianitors, but not of
teachers -::.nd students. Likewise,
he sai, although the university
may b'e a set of sub-groups which
deal with each other through ne
gotiltiols, use of such "confron
tation tactics" as strikes lessens
unity a n d emphasis on educa
tional goals.
St udent go ernments, t h o s e
popular mechanisms for letting
st udents think they have some
influence in the universityi, came
in for har nlIaumps from just
about e' ery body.
IIIbert I.iebert, former E:nvi
t' e' S. N at i 'nalI St aude'nt A sso
e'intIin, now back at the U'niver
sity of Wisconsin as a graduate
teaIchinig assistant, commiflenited.l
"Whil e sucth goIvernmen'it s coIuldi
'expe(rime(nt usefully with1 their
own educhat ionalI reform v isiolns,
if rivenI mlore resour ces, there i
wouIfld still remain 'a significant
numblller oIf non-legitimate lead
like,' to peste r the de as."'
A faculty member, tolo, was
colncernedl w i t hi these "'dis'
affiliated and uncommitted" stu
>any
E N T[
1AM
11111881011
) EXpeiisSS
s in their
ce in
iew on the
il 18, 1967.
s ran interview.
INSIDE TE COWFERENCE. ROOM...
YES, Th "ItOTS HAVE MADE THE
CAMPUS LOOk LIH1E A BULL'S-EY
TAR'ET FROM
ThE AiR.,.
I'LL <E EP . H va
you POSTED z _ar
ON youR
PosoNSO
MAPI
ILL LET t>u
Koi) WHE.N!
%SON! OH,1o... No' WHAT HAPPEN&O?
WH AT wENtr WON6?
NO,NO... NOT CLEMSON I
-HEH
141
hicago
oblems
dents who are not part of the
usual communication process in
v olving student goernments and
newspapers.
Robert S. Foga'rty, professor
of American Thought and Lan
guage at Michigan State Univer
sity. reiinded the educators
that such students may not cx
press their unrest in fully articu
late terms, but they neveitheless
seek a "something" which they
cannot d e f i n e "because they
have never Come in contact with
the real university of their
dIreams."
Maryland
19th Cent
COLLEGE PARK. Md. - If
college administrators think they
have it rough dealing with to
day's demonstration-happy stu
dents, a look at some "'denon
strations" in the e a r I y 1800s
might convince them that they
don't have it so bad after all,
c o im e n t s the University of
Michigan
Freedoms
Approved
E A S TI LANSING. Alich. -
.\ichigan State Universityv's 410,
000 students have received a hill
of r i g h t s guaranteeing their
right to disagree w it h an in
st ructor' views.
T[he universityv's board of trust
ees l Tursda y approved the docu -
ment which pridesi(( for' a uni
ve rsityv liason man to helP stu -
de'nt s cut th rough red tape and
set tic any compilints iu ickly.
Students are to be given a
voice in formnuhatiingz regutionis
governing theiir cinduct andi can
appeal any regulation that they
believe is inOcontsist(enlt with the
hill.
Eac(h (departmlent miut set uI
channe'ls for consideration of stu
dent comnpla ints about the <iual
ity of instruction, but the hill
states: ''The competency ofa
ptrofessional en('n he r i g hit I y
judtged only by p)robfessionals.
Use All of Si
Open Your Charge
* 1 hour or' 1 di
e Specialiste in dr
* 24-hour e.op I
* Hand finlahed
0 'Thrifty laundry
* 30 days 1o pay
LAUNDR
Ac MA so
East Ca
Full Un
t;IlmENVILLE. N. C. -- Th
State fBoard of Iiigh(-r Educationt
threw co l water on East Caro
lina College's bid to becam(C a
uniiversity this week.
Basing its views partially on
a study nl( of EC(' by a si(
cial p a n r I of con-ultant-, the
bordr"i ?e(( lenIIded that the co
I"ge stIru ngthun its pre-ent nas
ter's (gIree p)ro'g'ram aid that
North (arolina cling to it.- it
university concept.
Specifically t h e consultant.'
report, released W\ednesday-, con
cluded that lEa.- Carolina (olIeve
i. "nit now\ prepared' to offer
doc(t:raI lee w\ork due to
(1) Inade(ulac.% of the school
librar\
(2) I.ack of a significant b, d.
t scholars fin the facult
(:1) I.ack of sufficient \olume
of research at the college.
Power to (inlfe th. d1"ctOrate
is the legal defiti'(n of a uni
versity in N(r:h ('ar-iina.
I n mst resp(rts, h(wever. the
r[("1 rt was c'i - limn-ftary.
Two bills now pening befor'
the North ('aro(lina (il"n"ral A1
semll woul( (h-v\ate I-:t T t' uln
versity status. one i n i i h
('nsolilat( ( It'niv(r=itv. t h
((therI outs14I(. \l(-t 'p)Ini'n"r in
the Si-nate and 'h(" 1' ". : hal
heen w it ip-bl pr-ir :i i th- relta
of the rep rt.
BLut the findings of the con
sultants, rat her than clarif. inv
Newspapei
ury Demo
Maryland Diaindback.
Hlobart College
In those days student- w r
fined, susplended"c1 rI pue-d ftr
such offenses as using pr1'( fanity.
P 1 a y i n g billiards, associati::g
with "idle or dissolute Irsons."
traveling mlre than two mile
frolm camIpus - attending thu
theater. lReact ing t such har-h
discipline. stud(ent- at IloaIrt
('llIege heat"d1 canton ball- ti 1
they wee rIed ttI-hot and rI iil'ld thIem!11
duwn a dlrtmitiiry coridor, i'
ously injuring a faculty Iemher.
Princeton
in 1 s 0 7 Prin(itin ep.-llePi.'
miore than hi nier cent p ll.s
ani enrollment iif 200' ei n
yearsi later Sitlic liyret ni ..uuh vCi\
inclinde Princetin Tigeris en
structed a giant fsiecra-keir t
if a ho~llow li i pa-kedl wdII tu
poiutnds iof gunpj uviI an it a,;il
lew- upj a campua Inng
liiow doin
Not ti b lo-ut dn by IK rne
ton, studenits at Diuh i n t.I '
set off piowde.r charvgo---ne:
dets wiieri expluledi :id n mi
Uni'ver,.ity of Virg!iniai
IHut' toidav's facul:vI a t i ;i
ministatters wi a t k-. tp lt
fil ~tilanit fl iia- th t v'
feei llsel -e ta a g ir a -\ li l;ie t y
ismny hei Ohn Backyard
inhintle'10s Serid.ctles;nj.
upcoet ow wAt SUNHIn E d
erving (b eGamcock
y cleaning leather & suecde.
sundry
& dry cleanin services
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