1967_11 The Daily Collegian November 1967

              GUEST EDITORIAL
LETTERS
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
napalm should be protested as the
most Important of toe mindless,
cruel, and Impersonal weapons
of war. Aren't most weapons d
level? Do toe protesters resent
toe recruitment of talent for toe
manufacture of napalm? Do they
resent Us being marketed as a
weapon of war? Do they have sym¬
pathy for those Innocent vlcUms
of toe Vietnam war? If they don't
like petroleum weapons used as
agents for killing ln war time and
ln a place of war, how do they
feel about gasoline?
Who of the protesters wUl
single out regular, half and half,
ethyl, or super as the facUltaUve
agent tor toe carnage on our
peace Ume highways? Who will
organize toe protest of toe major
oU companies when they come to
our campus to recruit chemists,
engineers, accountants, sales
people, and public relations peo¬
ple?
from a ton to two tons each at
whatever speeds they chose and
to any manner they chose — along
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? for grabs commandeer huts
ln an FSC parking lot, how much passing troops, vehicles, and air-
worse must be your life's gamble craft — so where Is their bravery
on toe highways? and patrloUc concern to be found
Innocent vlcUms  come to all     when toe fire strike against them
sizes,  ages, sexes,   races, de-     involves toe Innocents they hold
grees of sobriety, from aU walks     as hostages?
Of life and our great American jim CHOATE A2037
melting pot has evolved toe truly
democratic way to die, by traffic
roulette. But  who protests toat
Freedom
wlto anything approaching toe Editor:
passion toat mourns the dead of Much 1
the enemy-managed hostage pop-     the word
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Cops On Campus
For those out of touch wlto'toe big Issues on campus today, some
of toe refinements ln toe drive for "student powor" must seem odd
Indeed. For example, there is now before the house toe quesUon
of toe proper use of police on campus.
The quesUon comes up because men to blue, like coUege students,
are becoming more and more acUve on campus. Just last week
student demonstrations against recruiters from a chemical com¬
pany that makes napalm kept lawmen busy on more than one campus.
At Oberlln (Ohio) College, 100 students (out of a total enroUment of
2,500) kept a Navy recruiter Imprisoned tour hours to his car; state
and county police bad to reinforce toe college's police ln dispersing
the crowd, finding lt necessary to squirt tear gas and water.
This excitement has not escaped toe notice of toe NaUonal Stu¬
dent Association (NSA), which has charged toat coUege officials
have used police recklessly to putting down campus demonstrations.
So toe NSA has drawn up some guidelines covering toe subject,
making clear its preference toat police not be used at all.
No doubt coUege officials prefer toat poUce not be needed. But
law and order on campus has become a problem. As President Carr
of Oberlln put lt to his student body: "Some members of toe aca¬
demic community have Interfered wlto toe rights of others.* No
enlightened student or professor would deny toat protecUon of In¬
dividual rights Is a proper function of police.
The NSA goes on to say that If poUce must bo used on campus, lt
Is better toat toe lawmen be coUege poUco, not police from toe city
or state. For coUeges like Oberlln, wlto an eight-man police force,
the quesUon seems a bit beside toe point. No matter how much a
school might want to keep Its problems ln toe family, there obviously
are Umes when outside lawmen must be called to. The alternative
Is toe establishment of expensive armies to keep too peace even at
small campuses, a prospect that should cheer neither the NSA nor
the parents who find lt Increasingly hard to meet the rising costs of
So If toe NSA Is looking around for things to draft guidelines about,
we advise lt to forget toe police brutality cliche for a while and turn
Its attenUon to what Oberlln's president calls simply toe "rights of
others." This Includes Navy recruiters, Industrial recruiters, and
non-demonstraUng students who would rather study. A good set of
guidelines on this subject might eliminate all those worries about
.  Many   feel   that U
range from the Inalienable rights
of toe consUtutlon all-toe way-
down to toe cult of hlpple-lsm.
No one really seems to know or
means. A poll would probably re¬
definitions tor this single word
as there are Individuals ln our
society. .
The hippies want to be "free",
so they shout. Free for what?
Free to take toe rights away
from other individuals? Freedom
Is his. Freedom origins
within toe Inner being
son. It is somethtogthat
not something that he ta
e they
some  pla
brothers    In   society  who
through God, then they mig:
DAVID STEFAN A
through the maintenance of a
strong religious faith ln God.
The hippies are also looking for
reject any and all religious phil¬
osophies due to toe Institutional
form toat modern day religion
has adorned. Hippies are toe
who worship on toe eighth
day of to
nonconformity. Their si
not yielded toe satisfaction
they  were once  seeking  an
m or
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Reader's Theatre
Interest Growing
Rogers To Speak
Head football Coach Darryl
Rogers wlU speak at a meeUng
of College Llfo Club tomorrow
at 9 p.m. ln toe Recreation Room
of Campus Garden Apts.
Wednesday. November 1.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN—3
Professor Speaks On Bismarck
dd- on Friday at 8 p.m. In toe Si
tore E. McCardle Room of the Fr<
jer*      County PubUc Library.
* By JIM BAKER
Reader's Theatre, a unique art
form which has enjoyed a grow¬
ing Interest among faculty and
students alike, Is, according to
Speech Instructor Ralph Salgado,
"A means of presenting litera¬
ture to a vast audience.*
Salgado also stated toat oral
Interpretation, the basts of Rea¬
der's Theatre, Is considered to
be a form of literary study which
_4Vs able to present material other
than dramaUc writings. Because
of toe nexabUlty of this type of
presentation, Action and poetry,
as weU as plays, can be adapted
to Reader's Theatre presenta-
rsaUllty
The next speech clearance tost
wUl be given on Friday. Appoint-
tomorrow to take toeFrlday test.
Health clearance may be ob¬
tained at any Ume.
Once these steps are completed
the applicant should bring too
form and a copy of his trans¬
cript  to the Teacher Education
No student wUl be permitted to
enroll to any professlc
work leading to a standardteach-
•The World of Carl Sandburg,*
to be presented on Jan. 9, will
demonstrate toe adaplabUlty of
poetry to Reader's Theatre pro-
ducUon. The cast wUl feature fa¬
culty members Ralph Salgado and
MUdred     Hegrenes    with Miss
These two Fall Reading Hour
programs will be presented at 4
Reader's Theatre wl
1 conclude
to toe pi
f Barbara Carson's "Mac
it prestdenUal admlnlstra-
■MacBlrd* will be staged
imating nights wlto "Lysls-
and "Mother Courage.*
jading and
One example of toe
of Reader's Theatre
Fall Reading Hour presentation
of "A Christmas Memory* by
Truman Capote on Nov. 30. This
short story, adapted to this typo
narrator, wiU be produced lncon-
JuncUon wlto a class to oral
Interpretation.
Members of the cast are Ken
* Orabtree, Jennifer Waldron, Bill
Walsh and Dana Surablan.
Ed. School
Enrollment
Deadline Set
Students who anUclpate enrol¬
ling ln the School of EducaUon
next spring are required to fUe
an appllcaUon by Nov. 27, ac¬
cording to Charlotoe Dlshlan,
secretary of the Fresno Slato
College teacher educaUon de¬
partment. The applications wUl
«jSJlcatlons may be picked up In
ivducaUon-PsychoIogy 120.
Mrs. Dlshlan advised that stu¬
dents begin toe procedure of
admission early becauseMttakes
tlmo* for toe processing.
There are six steps to filling
out toe form. A student must pick
up a form; obtain toe signature of
designated  department supervl-
speech   clearance;  and  English
According to EngUsh Depart¬
ment   Chairman  Dr.  Robert S.
Billings, English clearance will
« :i completed tor all signatures
17   ln   Business   1
on Nov. 27.
•Mac
Half
a fuU stage pi
Bird* will rely on voice and rea¬
der Interpretation wlto facial
expression and body suggestion to
present toe meaning of toe play.
■MacBlrd* wUl begin Dec. 4at
8:15 p.m. to toe Arena Theatre.
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