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Sexual_ From page 3 direct, fast, love. There's also a slow, passive love. There are times when you want k lot of foreplay, times when you want the immediacy of full contact." Vincent continued. "Mavbe I'm fortunate. I have the power of expression or think I have. T have asked and been given answers. I've been asked and I've managed to give answers." Problems in communication develop with concepts of role expectations. According to Vincent children who are taught to "wash down there" learn to be suspicious of that area of their bodies that they "should not touch." "WE GET A pretty negative attitude of our sexual beings ? Nader-?? From page 6 clean the environment will come _ 1 A ?? ?% ' auoui 11 pudhc pressure exists in the form of political movements, he said. The large corporations spend only a fraction of their profits on pollution control, but "we can't afford not to clean\up," he said. The United States has a "vested interest in systematic waste," and the people of this country waste more energy than anyone,Nader | said. He called the energy waste in this country "almost a tourist attraction." Sweden and West Germany, industrialized countries with more severe climates than the U.S., produce twice as much energy per capita than America does, he said. They are "much more efficient." Nuclear energy was denounced by Nader who favors the increased use of solar energy. He said <Mhe alternative has to be solar energy." The use of nuclear energy has immediate and long-range dangers, he said. EVACUATION PLANS exist around nuclear plants, but have never been practiced, he said. Many accidents including steam explosions, ruptures, leaks and sabotaep mav ornir Th#? pvnprtc on nuclear energy say the chances of an accident are, "vanishingly small," Nader said. "Everyday there are leaks and spills of radioactivity all over the country," he said. Government officials can not locate one percent of the known plutonium, which is iioa/4 fnt* alrir\r* Ka*viKp uocu iyji iiicmui^ in^uiuo. ThAj United States cannot "burden future generations with deadly wastes." A great amount of heat cannot be put into the atmosphere because it will cause differences in weather patterns and climates. The real obstacle, the consumer advocate said, preventing the wide-spread use of solar energy is politics. The "sun has the potential of bypassing local utility companies," but it is unpopular with the corporations. "Exxon doesn't own it," he said. Wnnlonr ontirUu lio "mncf ov. ilMVlVMI VIIVIbJ, "IV, "'VUV VA pensive form of electricity operating in the U.S. today," is "technological insanity," and a 'technological Vietnam," Nader said. HE CALLED on the audience to get involved in working for solar energy and announced Sun Day, a day to show the country the merits of solar energy, for Wednesday, May 3. which adds up tremendously along the way," Vincent said. "Not only do we have trouble calling our body parts by the proper names, but we have difficulty talking about our bodily functions likewise. "It's sort of like the messaee comes across loud and clear very early in life ? all this other stuff is okay, but down there, that's a strange, dirty, sinful part of the body." Vincent added (hat contemporary advertisements of deodorant tampons and feminine hygiene sprays give a negative connotation to natural female secretions. "These are the moccortoc m nnv trnnnrt i u voou^jvo inuiij jrvuii^ 011 ID CU U given," he said. ii A YOl f ~ r* f because ir you \ at a Six Flags ticket \\ off the regular price.' Land of Screams and you don't have to be; pretty good deal. You get a good Like Six Flags' incred triple-loop coaster in Gasp, the only paracl tu;, 1 c~. X nio l^UUU iUJ Main Gate admission Georgia. Redeemable valid with any other d 16, 22, 23,29,30, ar I //^ I I I " "There must've been a number of negative inputs to females ? as evidenced in the number of women's consciousness groups proliferating around the country,'' Vincent said. He added these groups were doing many positive things, but it's a shame that our society has caused little girls to feel badly about themselves and their sexual parts." CITING CHANGES in the attitude of society, Vincent said prior to the 1950s a "husband was ex pected to do something to the wife," he said. "More recently though, the male has a message that he is responsible for his wife's sexual response. Now what he could do to becomes what he can do for." ilswi J SIX LJCAIS tUKA >resent the coupon shown below window, well let you in for $1.5C rhat means you get into the Dreams for only $7.00. And a Math major to know that's a deal of fun for vour money, too ible new MindBender, the only the United States. The Great lute drop in the Southeast. And $1.5C r $1.50 off the regular $8.50 Hr'W'fr tr* *\iv FHcutc CJIVAWi. IV7 WiiV JL IU^I vy V V, 4 at the Main Gate only. Not iscount. Good only on April 15, id May 5 and 6,1978. One cou The Land ol Sere These expectations, Vincent said, have put a "heavy load" on the male. Now with "silly expectations of simultaneous orgasm and so on" the pressure to perform often results in impotency, he said. One of 10 rules to achieve imI tuusc(ui expenieH ttJKJtr FLAG ITAK1 lKIDE The Great American Screan > fastest rollercoaster. Plus Brc at the Crystal Pistol Music V musical entertainment that c from blue^rass to hard rock. By tnc way, additional t only oil the dates shown, are 1 .1.1 I f> 1 V 1 ncKec ouner neiow. aon r i vour friends come along for tl The Land of Screams and D > OFF pon per person. Children tw admitted free. Ticket must b only. Additional tickets avail; Travel Center \\ amsand Dreams potency Vincent listed included a lack of communication: "Carry out sex in complete silence." "Bad communication, let's face it, causes all sorts of boondoggles in peoples' relationships," Vincent said. ? "1 FW 91.9 cetH music St? :U5> I : m i Machine, the Souths >ad\vay-st\ie product ions [all. And a variety of i i . 1 ' :an inciuac anytning All for one price. ickets at S7.iX). good available at the campus be surprised if a lot of he ride, too. At Six Flags, reams. , ?1 I I o years old and younger I e used date of purchase I able at the Russell House j I I I '