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Mini-Skirts, L Hippie Skirts are coming up, hair is going down and the hippies are coming in at colleges and uni versities a r o u n d the United States reports the Montana Kia min. The "Hippy Movement" is ap pearing on many campuses. "At San Fernando Valley State Col lege the hipipes will do anything to get attention," a coed from the college said. Their attention gimmicks in clude blowing soap bubbles in the cafe, burning incense andi smok ing b a n a n a s. "The bananas smelled terrible," she said. The hippy clothes include necklaces, bracelets, earrings and one man wears an Indian band around his forehead. In the "folk-mod" group at Penn State men and women both have medium to long hair, even shoulder length on men. They wear bell-hottom pants, jeans or mod slacks over boots, the coed from Penn State said. Crazes on the 1'nn State cam pus incluth ISe >. 'grass'' and ''electrical" hanana.. 't i I o t h y Leary. p r e p h e t of mystical reality v. isited the Penn State campus two wttks ago and dis cuisst'd 1,S1) and its effects. Mini skirts with fish net and Co-ed Proposes Ma rriage l'NI\':II f I" i' NNSY I. V\A N I \ -- - .\ . ,t1:I"':. .rt" e m i t r:ln an ad r",n: y in the .,t udent rt\vs apIt rh ,-i " ti i -ing Ir;ar ri:.g.,t f .r n" }t:ar to any aer tal' . i -l r : : n t i 'tId lam I t r arc petrm::tttedi t li,e off camiPu1 . t11i ; r i\ i nIre than 1. It Ih net (all ant ] t piect .f tail fr.m tma tl anxittu to take her up, i ntlutiitg a prinItetI, legal cont rat"t f r,mltl tnt. Tht . oi:tttI 're-s picketi up her carius plea andt offers jo uret ilt frtt!n et f:sr .' e:LS' at Inti it. (auhant. t o-ute an , In i\k and 'Ih I hi;lippinet. .-ight uee. 11cr n' veltyvni r te antappear ane a n Ni'" TIight >ihow, whr he -aid h'r father h-tarnedl of hrt tffer wheon ie picked tup the moning papeItulr andt fundt his daug.hte'., openi pr'oposatl on the frttit pag'. I b: wva- m>t happy. Are y~ in your spare t mec weeks at college thi a substantial amou Reader's Digest ne Representatives to subscriptions from e No experience is r K3 Please send me S details of your <spare time. FiMr. __ 0 Mrs. CI Miss Street City ,~___ Name of Colic 12Year you expe The above ade ___ Are you presel SFill in and sen telling us abot ong Hair Are In patterned stockings are becoming the fad on many campuses in the United States, especially in Cali fornia at Los Angeles while boots are worn with the mini skirts. Culottes are "in" and so are high boots and shoulder bags. Copies of the Los Angeles Free Press can be seen around the University of S o u t h e r n Cali fornia's campus. It is a hippy newspaper with one of its notable departments being "Unclassified Ads. This section includes ads such as "Mtan wants attractive 5 Discipli Birth Cor liOSTON, Mass. - A speech by New York birth control and legalized abortion advocate Wil liam Baird has led to disciplinary action a g a i n s t five editorial board metbe)rs of the Boston College HEIGHTS. The journalists, who were de nied the use of the school's audi torium to present iaird, held the event in the newspaper's office. CHANGE A public address system trans mitted Baird's message to more than 500 students who lined the halls outside the office. Mr. Baird, who was arrested two weeks ago when he distrtih ute tb irth control devices duririg i hIto.ton Lniversity speech. "for f'it..d his right to an appear ane" het:use of his earlier ac tin, ac-riing to Rev. George I. D>rury, director of the .esuit school' student personnel serv las. achtu tt- lawa rk, v ide s tha:t ,nly a reugistiered physicrian rtii i;t it, ' it!h I r''tt t l in You >u a college .1 g for extra si luring the first few much selling as s fall you can earn allow. We suppi nt of money. The that you distribu ds official College sororities, frater iccept and send in each order that very campus. handsome con equired. You do as Then mail coup< Allan Scott THE READER'S DIGEST - PLEASANTVItt without obligation your FREE Money-i college Representative Plan for makii ge et to finish college Irss is at home atly selling other magazines or prodi DYES LINO d this coupon today along with a pe t yurealf. On Cai female roommate," "Need ride to San Francisco Peace March" and "Taking a trip? Go LSD. The only way to fly! See your travel agent." The University of Massachu setts is not the only university that is struggling for women to live off campus and for later women's hours. It has become a trend on many university cam puses. The women at the University of Colorado will be allowed to stay out one hour later on week ned In A] itrol Spee format ion or devices, and that only to married persons over 21 years of age. Oll.l-:CTION M r. DIrury said the school did not object to MIr. Baird's subject, but took issue with the manner of his presentation. "The idea is totally false,'' the administrator stated. 'rhe ('ditors' actions will be re viewed by the school's conduct commntittee. No (late has yet been Set for a hearing. Stated Mr. IDrury, "I do he lieve a private institution does ha\ e" the right to actually set same limits to the type of per son, Iis character and sense of responsibility" who is allowed to speak. NECESSARY ACTION .r. Drury said that the college "mus't do this if it is going to fulfill its educational function." Hle :.,aid in an interview that ltos ton ("11lege had never refused a spteaker with a "truly ac:alemic tnel profei s eional opinion.' The .\dministrator denied try ing "to inhibit a flee :uul open expression of ideas.'' \like Iarton, news editor of the H1-:lITS, saidl he believed the school had no right to make \alue judgments otl particular speaki"r:. lit said that the di.e"i iood Luck On Exams! Remember . . . Say It With Flowers! II be glad you did . .. and so will someone else! /fromn 'he Blossom Shop Devmne at Saluda In 5 Points 254-8105 tuadent icome? our class schedule will Syou with order cards t to dormitory rooms, nities and friends. On results you receive a mission. Interested? in below today'! E, NEW YORK 10570 Aaking Kit and full g extra income in at college acts? rsonal letter npuses nights starting this summer. The students are investigating the key system of checking out after hours. Peace in Vietnam demonstra tions are becoming fads at col leges and universities. I,ast quar ter University of Washington demonstrators staged a silent vigil for peace in Vietnam, simi lar to the ones at U.M. The pro testers stood in front of the H1Ul, their Lodge. Students pro tested the protestors with signs such as "7ap the Cong." Lortion, ch Issue plinary action which had been menitionied icled suIspenlsionl from school, shutdown of the newspaper, firing those involved, or suspending financial aid to the paprr. oklaho Favors NOI l).\N, ()lda. ---"1 nlever thought I would get tirid of ,p,Ining mail," 1.aura Crouch, AW- president at the t'niversity of < iklahoma, sighed. Then she turned to o)pen aII other" hatch of the miii' than -100 litters from parents if sopho more anI junior wonielt written in replY to the .\WS pIarent -poll cincering the self-1Iinitinig hours 'ropiosal, which will lie otel oin by the lioard of liegt'is Thurts day', May II. T'he letIers, !i9 per ceitt of . POU R I That's what we did. Too 383- cubic-inch 4 -bbl. Vh under the hood of Dart Dart GTS A brand-new c of performance goodies f * Dual exhausts. a Heavi sion. * Red Line wide-a brakes up front. * Eit manual or three-speed a mission. * And a lowv mfoi restriction air ceaner Minli-skirt., long hair, reel"lit [aA More I w h icI fa -to r t ih. lib era l h otirs, a re being mailed today to M1rs. I-rank I.. Dlavies, female m114m1ber of ithe Iegents. -, ho requested the poll. l'nd.'r the priloosed "Sp ecial lPrivileges l'rogram" aIll sinior wimin, junior wioien with a :t.) gralde a\veraige anid 21-veari-old, in housing will bie intitli1 to r4"gulatr their ow'n hour' begin ning oe'xt fall. tiurvy tabultions compiled b .\iss (rouch, lartIesville junior, htow that Imnong the parents re 1'+83-E k wlltetd uswo'un andslipedit wil evntull k-du ltessten- jstr wrth usd val tires. * Disc * All-vinyl ui 11er four-speed seats. * Full utomatic trans- GT +- 383 - n from the low- from [Dodge I t yuir elcars ynor rm,arby I Ito, Iippies Move in mIt smg% and mari jumu mark the colleo S Parei sibera1 siding in )kl:ahoma, 84 per cent of those whose hiughters arme s4 1ophomores an111 93 p1er l'/'nt of ths1" w hose d:ughters are jln iors favor the program. Typical of the conmments of parents woit) voted in favor of the programin was that of the mother of a junior woman: "I trust the judgment of the comcmcn itt.e that h anid is work ing on this piru>grain. I would much r:ther have my daughter living in luniversity h o t s i n g udei the Special Pri\ ileges pro W DART G1 erstand and your gmrl frend get used to.I ckage is avaIable on both 1s. two-door hardtop and ind1 wmth either GTF, you ich standard features as >holstery. * Foam-padded carpeting. he newAest wimnnmmng formula C;heck mt out ngqht now at nrianef inninr'. Gamecock photo by Galloway escene acrovs the country. itPoll Hours gramu than1 t s live in Off-Campus housing . . ." MilthIr 'yes' comnn-ints include: "I1 do n't fully approve this a1114 yet I ca1n not vote against it as I know% wye must c"Ut our a1 ) r s n :tringts evenit1ally.", "A\ student at, the junior or ,!'ni, r level, '.: years o)ld, mn1. taining a :11 grade' point should be competent to regulate her o)w"n hou1rs. cOver-dliscip)line' is in my o pinio)n as unde sirable as too lit tle . 3adg CHRYSLE MOTOR CORPRATIO