Kenyon Collegian - April 24, 1980

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2 Kenyon Colleglan Establshed 856 o mecvll Number 25 Kenyon College Gamber, Oho Thursday, Aprl 24, 980 ARC Groundbreakng: A Trumphant Occason Groundbreakng ceremones for the Athletc Recreatonal Convocaton Complex (ARC) were held last Saturday afternoon at the constructon cte, near the south tenns courts Over four hundred parents, frends, guests and students nspected scale models and detaled drawngs of the soon to be constructed buldng and talked wth archtects Martn Hosack and Kurt Brandt Hosack and Brandt are from BrubakerBrand t, the Columbus archtectural concern that desgned the Bolton theatre Among the speakers were (from left to rght) John Smale, Presdent of the Board of Trustee, Jeffery Vennell the Drector of A thletcs, Drama Department Char Harlene Marley, Student Councl Presdent Graham Robb, Knox County Fund Drve Coordnator and Alumn Assocaton Presdent Patrck McGraw The fnal speech was made by Presdent Jordan who sad that the ARC would "fll out and complete the expanson of Kenyon planned n the960s", and that t was "an answertoa very pressng need" See related story page three Sparse Audence Observes Honors By DAVD HOLTHAUS Last Tuesday mornng the faculty, admnstraton, and a small percentage of the student body partcpated n the annual Honors Day Convocaton Werthemer Feldhouse as decked out n foldng chars and purple curtans for the event, usually held n Rosse Hall Although the expected attracton of Jonathan Wnters as an honored speaker was the reason for the swtch, there were fewer students n attendance than were on stage to receve awards The convocaton began wth a processonal march played by the Kenyon College Easy Wnners, as the faculty and admnstraton marched n black caps and gowns The Reverend Lncoln Stelk gave the nvocaton, whch was followed hy a short speech by Presdent Jrdan, n whch he lkened the honored students to "a crack brgade ofsolders" The conferrng of Honorary Degrees was next on the program Stephen Slack and Presdent Jordan conferred the awards n Latn Keven ODonnell, class of 47, was awarded honorary Doctor of Laws degree ODonnell s Presdent and Chef Operatng Offcer of SFCO ndustres, nc, charman of the Kenyon Fund, former head of the ace Corps, and a man whom Presdent Jordan descrbed as sufferng from "an embarrassment of rches" The Rght Reverend Wllam Wwn Swng, class of 58, and Bshop of the Epscopal Docese of lforna, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Dvnty degree Jordan of Bshop Swng, "He addressed er questons n the lfe of the urch, and promoted the role of 7 women n the church" Former Kenyon student Jonathan Wnters was ntroduced by James Mchael as havng, "a bref but dazzlng career at Kenyon," and as one "who entertaned a select audence from the steps of the West Wng," was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree Wnters was the only one of the three to speak, and hs remarks lent an ar of humor and levty to the proceedngs Wnters opened by sayng, " rarely go back to places leave, unless theres money nvolved" Snce there was no money nvolved ths tme, Wnters sad he would settle for the thronelk e char Presdent Jordan was sttng n He sad he was dsapponted at the absence of M SAGA And Unon Workers Settle Contract By DUNCAN HOLCOMB SAGA management and unonzed employees have agreed to a threeyea r contract The employees voted 28 to 5 n favor of a new contract Although the Federal Medator was unable to set a date on whch he could assst negotatons, the two groups arrved at an agreement The employees unonzed last October The contract assures a number of new benefts for the workers The most mportant of these s an acrosstheboar d pay ncrease of at least ffteen cents per hour, and n some cases, as much as thrtyfv e cents Other benefts nclude a slght ncrease n the number of pad sck days and holdays per year, an extra Admssons, Enrollment Stable, Applcatons Are Up Sx Percent By JOD PROTO and SALLY MCGLL The Kenyon Admssons Offce reports that t has receved approxmately 530 applcatons for entrance nto next years freshman class The fgure represents a sx percent ncrease over the number of applcatons receved last year at ths tme John D Kushan, Drector of Admssons sad that Kenyon has accepted 000 applcants, the same number t accepted last year Of these, the college expects forty to fortyfv e percent to actually enroll So the Admssons Offce predcts that there wll be a freshmen class of 400 to 425 students next year t has generally been accepted throughout the country that college enrollment would drop n the eghtes due to the decrease n brth rate of about twenty years ago, and the ncreased enrollment of students n post hgh school educaton other than four year colleges However, that problem "hasnt yet ht Kenyon" accordng to Kushan Nevertheless, t was reported at the Parents Advsory Councl meetng last week that Kenyon has been ncreasng ts recrutng efforts because of the expected drop n college enrollment t s stll too early to determne whether or not the ncreased recrutng efforts are females n those prmeval days when allmale Kenyon was an school, and sad that may have been the reason he ddnt stay around to graduate Wnters, a parttm e artst, ddnt close before gettng n a gbe at the tattered Feldhouse murals "Whoever dd those s probably n Ward K rght now," he sad He ended wth some small prase of Kenyon, "ts Kenyon, ts small; and ts nce to be small sometmes" Before Wnters address a new award was conferred, named after ts frst recpent, Katherne Allen The prze s not to be awarded every year, and s gven for "frendshp and servce to the Kenyon, Gamber, and Mt Vernon communty" Ms Allen grew up n Gamber as the daughter K7 Unon Member Hazel Squrrel and Unon Organzer Alce Burson employee unform, more nsurance clause states that when a new spltshftsbenefts, a ban on, and a senorty clause The spltsh clause poston opens up, t wll be assgned ft 0n the bass of senorty L nsures tnat an employee wn nu uc asked to work four hours early n the SAGA employee and unon day, take a few hours off, and then organzer Alce Burson beleves that work another four The senorty the new contract s decent, but not responsble for the ncrease n the number of applcants ths year Kenyon s concentratng ts new recrutng practces n the South, West, and Southwest because of the Colleges general lack of representaton n those areas Among the new efforts s the use of alumn n states where Kenyon s not well known Jennfer Luker of the admssons Department sad "Alumn are very supportve We had a specal semnar for them n the fall and now prospectve students and ther parents can talk to the alumn about Kenyon and see slde shows at specal gatherngs n ther ctes" For the past three years, the admssons department has been sendng assstants to vst hgh schools n the Southwest and on the West Coast "We have gone to places lke Texas, Mssour, Arzona and Oklahoma Our most mportant contact s wth hgh school counselors We make appontments and vst the schools to dscuss Kenyon wth prospectve students," Mss Luker sad The college s also sendng more lterature, such as the college catalogue and brochures to these areas, and s consderng prntng a separate brochure for each department The college catalogue wll also be rewrtten as s done every two to three years Despte ncreasng costs of tuton and other college expenses n recent Day Rtes of a faculty member, and the award was offered to her "for her abdng love of Kenyon" Jerry Kng and Steve Penn, both class of 80, were out of ther chars more than anyone else Kng receved a Thomas J Watson Fellowshp as dd Erc Gaskns, 80 He also receved the E Malcolm Anderson Cup as the person who has done the most for Kenyon durng the current year, the Art Prze for the hghest cumulatve average n Art, The Margaret E Lesle Memoral Prze n Drawng, and a Bookshop award Penn, a swmmer and chemstry major, won the Natonal Scence Foundaton Fellowshp, the Amercan Chemcal Socety Award, A JLA : 3 : t f " 5 Cr 0 3 5? Lesle Stone, prospectve member of the class of 84, gves the admssons pamphlet a close look years, Kenyon has not experenced a problem n attractng students as a result However, the effect does show up n the number of fnancal ad requests "One hundred more students appled for fnancal ad ths year than dd last year," sad Kushan Also, because of the declne n the number of college age students, many colleges have lowered ther admssons standards n order to fll new classes to capacty, but Kushan does not beleve that Kenyon has had to do ths " dontthnk the students are of lower qualty at all Ther paper records are as good, f not better," Kushan sad Mrs Betty York, a member of the admssons staff agrees wth Mr Kushan that the qualty of students comng to Kenyon has not changed, but she has notced one changed n comparson to past years "More and more students are vewng a college educaton as preparng them for a professon, and not so much as an end n tself" n contrast to the opnon that college enrollment wll declne n the comng years, a recent study done by the Amercan Councl on Educaton (ACE) predcts that enrollment may actually ncrease n the eghtes Accordng to the study, college enrollment s expected to level off or even ncrease by as much as 35 percent Among the reasons cted were: an mprovement n the retenton rate of current students, an contnued on page eght really satsfactory "ts farly good But we could have done a lot better f the workers had stuck together more SAGA knew we were not really unted, and that made the negotatons harder" Burson sad that the frst contract s always the most dffcult to negotate, and they hope to acheve more n the years to come "The only thng we are unhappy wth s the money The pay rases we are gong to get n the next three years are a step n the rght drecton, but they really dont gve us much more than we normally get wth the annual ncrease n the mnmum wage" The employees had orgnally asked for costoflvan automatc ng ncrease, but SAGA management nssted that such an ncrease would be

3 He s not wnnng the war though he s usng t to drect attenton a; from hs own countrys econom; problems Because Morocco s not a large ol producer he needs the phosphate the reserves to bolster economy Kng Hassan so unpopular n hs country that the US State Dept has recommended to sho:n Presdent Carter ot hat we ad hm Carterwh Presdent o beleves we should support our alles to the end, has stepped upado Kng Hassan of Morocco Therct at another nterestng parallel: just Shah of ran w as nstrumental n rasng the OPEC prce of ol 973 to record levels, thus hurtn our economy, Hassan ordered Amercan bases n Morocco closed and Amercans out n the early 60s he Kenyon Collegan ft, 980 Preparaton THRD?ATy WWAtf "More students are vewng a college educaton as preparng them for a professon, and not as an end n tself," sad Betty York of the Admssons Offce n attemptng to preserve the lberal arts "end n tself" tradton, whle appealng to the demands of the presentda y hgh school senor, the pamphlet ssued by the Admssons Offce (whch gves many prospectve students ther frst mpresson of the college) presents Kenyon as a place that offers the best educaton for the entre spectrum of students The fnal paragraph culmnates a grand pantng of The Magc Mountan: "Lberal Educaton contnues to be what the Colleges founder ntended t to be: the best preparaton for a valuable lfe t contnues to propose that before men and women can fnd roles that enrch socety and themselves, they must frst understand ther humanty and ther world The lberal arts reman the best foundaton for prvate and publc lfe, provdng the flexblty of mnd and the breadth of experence necessary to deal wth a constantly changng world" Rather than attemptng to lure students wth the best of everythng, the college should present to prospectve students what n fact wll be encountered when they come here t should be ponted out that whle the prmary concern of the college s, n fact, wth "preparaton," the Kenyon educaton requres detachment from the greater socety and from actve nvolvement wthn t A few deletons from the paragraph would gve a more accurate pcture of the college snce Kenyon strves to hold ts place on the hll, away from "socety," away from "the world," away from "the publc," and away from any possblty for "breadth of experence" Breadth of thought s consdered adequate preparaton for whatever may be encountered when the student s fnally thrown nto socety Not only for the sake of accuracy, but for the sake of better recrutment and subsequently a better college, Kenyon recrutment should pont more drecty to the knd of preparaton that the educaton here s concerned wth, at the expense of all the talkabout Lberal Arts and educaton as an "end n tself" f t s made clear that whle students here do not prepare for specfc professons, but do prepare for socety tself, those prospectves mght be more prone to experment wth the Kenyon socety when they come here, just as law students would practce wth mock cases, or med students wth cadavers Students mght become nvolved n the Kenyon socety on a large scale At present, such a socety s nonexstent Although the structure exsts, the content s empty: we have a student government, consstng of a Student Councl that nstead of representng students to the admnstraton, represents the admnstraton to students; we have a corporate structure consstng of varous departments whch receve lttle nput from students and must even requre ther nvolvement n plannng; we have a socal structure consstng of fraterntes and clubs; and we have the meda All these enttes, seperate and unto themselves, are self servng and desre autonomy whle acceptng and complyng wth decsons of the admnstraton There s no attempt to affect admnstratve actons snce the separate enttes dont take each other serously and donteven take themselves serously Kenyon students expect Utopa a place where nvolvement n socety s not needed snce everythng s n perfect order f they consder the tuton bll the tcket to freedom from socety and the means to unhndered mental preparaton, then Kenyon students are only makng the condton worse for whch they are supposedly becomng prepared The college should encourage the applcaton of thought to acton so that students can actually become prepared for what they wll face when they leave here A "breadth of experence" can be ganed only f our deas concernng socety can be tested n the surrogate socety of our own creaton t s only a matter of tme before the ncomng Kenyon student fnds that the Magc Mountan s not all that magc And wth the magc gone, he fnds hmself prepared for nothne Lke the schools that emphasze tranng for certan professons Kenyon should emphasze tranng for the greater socety through an actve or nterdependent student socety f, n fact, "more students are vewng a college educaton as preparng them for a professon, and not as an end n tself" the college would be wse to take such an approach snce the Magc Mountan wll hold lttle appeal for the classes of 984, and after More mportantly, by presentng prospectves wth the actual character of the college, more students wll be attracted who mght breath some lfe nto the comatose Kenyon socety Tre Kenyon w&a Collegan Tm Haes EdtornChe f Parker Monroe CUs Ldlor ; l eal ure Ldnor Andrew Huggns Sports ldlor Jm Resler Jean Lggell Assocate Ldlors Duncan Holcomb Managng dlor Roger lhon, Wlhelm Merck Poltcal orum Edtors Kyle Henderson Copv Ldlor lohn Wer n dnor Robbn Lockel Pholographv dlor John Wagner Sporls Tun Balk, Lance Gcrslcnfcld, Wendy Mover stall Mark A Brown Busness Manager Lsa Slarleno Busness Assstant Henderson, Hayes l donals UlM Vtallerson l duoralc anoons " Sam Barony dsso, THh KhNYON COLLEGAN publshed every hursday afternoon h hllcactm "sesson durng cxp examnaton and vacaton perods by hc sludenls ol Kenyon Collcuc Adverlsmg s handled by he KSAB a nonprof ll sludenl run organualon Yearly snbsenpnons are J80H and eheeks should be made payable lo he Kenyon Collegan Our malng address s Kenyon Collegan, Kenyon College Allans Sudenl Ccnler, Gambler OH Whttle C, Number 25 Thursday, Aprl 24, 980 LWgzz LGWERSzz tlwl THE KENYON COLLEGAN encourages letters to the Edtor All submssons must be typed The Edtor resenes the rght lo edt all materal whle mantanng the orgnal ntentons of the partcular submsson Grandloquence To the Edtor: Jame Agn s certanly enttled to hs opnons about last weeks lecture by John Barth My own opnons of Jame Agnew are not ft to be prnted n these pages wll, however, offer my reacton to hs revew Jame seems to lke Bg Words and Grand Phrases, so turned to my trusty thesaurus and found a few that seemed applcable found them under 599 GRAN DLOQUENCE They are: grandloquence, magnloquence, altloquence; rhetorc, rhetorcalness; hghflow n dcton, bg or tall talk (coll); loftness, grandosty; pretentousness, pretenson, affectaton, ostentaton; showness, flashness, Barnumsm; nflaton, turgdty, flatulence or flatulency, tumdness, tumdty; pompousness, pomposty, stuffness (coll), Poltcal Forum By VCTOR COLE Tunsa, a North Afrcan country of 64,50 sq km, s wedged between Lbya and Algera t has been under the leadershp of 76 yr old Habb Bourguba snce ganng ts ndependence from France Tunsa would be very mportant to Amercan and French nterests n the Mddle East, especally f a stuaton arose n whch the US would need a base n the souhern Medterranean The Unted States mltary presence n Lbya ended n 97 when all of our bases were closed Alger a, under ts new Presdent Hen Chadl, has not devated from the tenets of ther last leader Houar Boumedenne to put Algera n a state of "radcal socalst evoluton" On January 26 Gafsa, Tunsa was attacked by "radcal" Tunsans who want lberal reforms n a country that has been ruled by the ron hand of Bourguba At Gafsa 44 people were klled and were wounded The radus raders were based n Ngera and traned by Lbyans They were fnanced wth Lbyan money Why should the Lbyans, and especally Muammar Qaddaf, the leader of Lbya, be nvolved? Unon Falters Tunsa, lke Egypt, backed out of a planned unon wth Lbya Qaddaf orotundty; spread eagle, spread eaglesm (both coll, US); plattudnous ponderosty, polysyllabc profundty, pompous prolxty; Johnsonese; prose run mad That w ll do for starters Robert A Rubn Revewers Response: am n desperate wonder as to how have so ofjended Mr Rubn that hs opnons of me "ure not ft lo be prnted n these pages " am equally n the dark concernng hs objectons lo my artcle, whch seem to center on my style n order lo resst further "grudhxuence, " by way of a reply shall quote J ram my dctonary rather than my thesaurus: gnorance State or act of beng gnorant; luck oj knowledge, learnng or n J o llaton North Afrcas nstablty: How Can t Be Avoded? beleves n a unfed Arab state n the Mddle East When Egypt backed out they almost fought a war To compound the problem, 76 year old Bourguba s actng but he has (or had) a successor n mnd, Hed Nouna On February 26, Noura suffered a stroke No one else n Tunsa has had the confdence or trust of Bourguba f he were to de today there would be a power vacuum n the country War n Western Sahara Meanwhle, at the far end of the Maghreb, Morocco contnues ts war aganst the Polsaro n the Western Sahara Kng Hassan fghts, accordng to the West German magazne Der Spegel (0 September 979, p 53) a war costng one mllon dollars a day Western Sahara was a colony of Span untl 976 when t was dvded between Morocco and Maurtana The Polsaro s a natonalst group fghtng for the ndependence of a land wth an area of 266,000 sq kms wth only two people per 0 sq kms Why does Hassan want ths ard land so much? The Western Sahara contans some of the largest phosphate reserves n the world along wth Morocco Hassan could corner the world market n Morocco he s not very popular at all The Polsaro has succeeded n drvng out the Ground Plea To the Edtor: Wthn the next several weeks, the Grounds crew wll be reseednj several areas on campus, and n order for these projects to be successful, traffc on these areas has to cease completely The few extra seconds t takes to walk n nnety degree angles along our paths rather than over the grass w ll help mmeasurably towards establshng a healthy green turf all across campus The partcpaton of the ndvdual n the upkeep of our grounds cannot be overstresse The d lme and wages (S 0,000 per year) of one man, for example, goes soleh c the pcku p of ltter on campus f he nstances of ltterng could only be halved, valuable man hours would be longoverduspent on any number of e projects Kenyon College s a very attractve place, but t takes to of work to keep t that way Sncerely, Char, Buldngs and Grounds Mauntanans and the kng prompt annexed ther share of the country Saud Reform Saud Araba has moved toward reform to a degree Because of t" attack on Mecca by Sauda and others demandng reform, Kng Khald of Saud Araba has a pponted a nne man commsson to begn formulatng plans to gve people a degree of representaton that s sgnfcant t may not be gant step but t s a begnnng prevent another Mecca ncdent o another ran

4 Physcs: Avodng nuclear warfare Leaders are treatng t lke a chess game nstead of the holocaust that t surely w ould be People are unaware of the complete devastaton that a nuclear war would brng James Agnew, Senor: The most serous problem n the world today s the great gap between culture and cvlzaton Today, art has been so popularly msunderstood and msappled that t has lost ts pecular power to medate between conscousness selfconscousn and ess Kenyan Collegan Page Three Poltcal Forum Campus Voces Opnons On World ssues Bv JEAN LGGETT and ROGER ELLON Ttle dsparty between the jeuloped and underdeveloped unons s deemed 0 be the nos mportant world ssue, accordng to a Kenvon samplng y,c poltcal orun, n ts Septem 20 ssue, solcted the opnons of students, faculty and admnstraton n regard lo what they consdered the most mportant ssue or probtem n the world today, Snce September he responses have somewhat chanced n tone n the September 20 uc the problems of the thrd w orld, and the H (J worlds relaton wth the rest of the world, generated nterest but were not of prmary concern The energy problem n the Lned States, ts mplcatons for the rot of the West, and the passng of the era of cheap energy were all of foremost concern last semester However, fewer people n ther responses ths lme ndcated that these ssues were of prmary mportance Related to the ssue of the dsparty teteen the ndustralzed nonndustralzand ed natons was the problem of a lack of communcaton and respect for the lves and rghts of others n an ncreasngly nterdependent world The solutons to these problems therefore cannot be acheved alone t s mperatve that each country thnk of the long range effects of ts polces upon the rest of the world The responses ndcated that the need to cooperate s of paramount mportance n an nterdependent world Also mentoned as an mportant ssue was the avodance of nuclear warfare or dsaster Agan, the spondants emphaszed that such an occurrence would affect us all, and the avodance of such therefore saster can only be acheved by a concerted effort on the part of all natons The male students more readly responded to the queston whle the female students tended to be more retcent n ther responses n September faculty and admnstratve jtople were nterested n both socal economc problems, whle students concerns were largely economc However, ths tme the students, concerns were socal as well as economc, as shown below Andy May, Senor: The most mportant ssue s the fundamental kck of communcaton Where force s perceved as an alternatve to dscusson, war utters a throaty roar Where aggresson extngushes the sht of reason, where cvl human ARC Constructon To Begn mmedately By PARKER MONROE Last Saturday, a crowd of Parents, faculty, students and guests atched as a goldcolore d shovel "h the words "ARC Groundbreakng Aprl 9, 980" emjazon ed n black letters upon t was tnrust nto the earth by Presdent wdan and others and the conacto n of the Athletc Recreatonal vocaton Center was offcally lgun The ceremones lasted about forty,l v mnutes and ncluded speeches! Presdent Jordan; John Smalc, Te Presdent of the Board of!usls; Bll Ranncy, the Charman t lhe ARC Commttee; Athletc Rector Vennell; Presdent of the Jlumn Assocaton Patrck raw; Drama Charperson plarley and Student Councl ""ton Graham Robb u"ce the audence had assembled, Charman of the ARC Com uttee Bll Ranney made ntroductory ra welcomng comments to rghts are carpets under the feet of nspred leaders, where parents gnore chldrens pleas and teachers are deaf to students creatvty, there les the trouble Presdent Phlp Jordan: The problem of achevng a new world order n whch there s suffcent securty so that we can deal n a global fashon wth problems of socal justce, hunger, the ssues of energy and other ssues whch no naton can successfully deal wth alone Mark Hallnan, Senor: The most serous problem today s the lack of creatve and ntellgent leadershp at the hghest levels of our government The prospect of a CarterReaga n Presdency n the crtcal decade of the 80s s a frghtenng prospect for our country and the world We must recrut the best mnds of our naton from academe, busness, government to confront the major ssues of global wealth and responsblty, energy and nternatonal securty Dens Baly, Professor of Relgon: The most mmedate problem centers on ran and Afghanstan The great long term problem s the ncreasng economc dsparty between the developed natons of the North, and the thrd world natons of the South Ths s a major thng greater than the EastWe st struggle because a thrd of the worlds populaton lves at or below the starvaton level Frankln Mller, Professor of wth the result that mans alenaton has ncreased n proporton wth the absurdty of hs actons Robert Roche, Senor: The dsparty and antagonsm of the nonndustr al ndustral and natons see the ndustral natons of Amerca, South Amerca and Asa tryng desperately to mantan control And theyre tryng to dran the world of all ts resources whle respectng no natons rghts or nterests And see an enormous possblty n the next 50 years for a total war see the refusal to recognze the rghts of ndvduals and of peoples rght to exercse control over ther own destnes as everyone and ntroduced John Smalc, the Presdent of the Board of Trustees and Presdent of Proctor and Gamble Mr Smale told the audence that the creaton of the ARC offered Kenyon students "the opportunty to develop physcal strength and well beng" Mr Smale went on to say that "a lttle over half" of the funds had been pledged toward constructon of the buldng and that he hoped the rest would be rased soon Athletc Drector Jeff Vennell then spoke about the functon of the ARC and what facltes t would provde He sad that one part would serve a dual functon as a convocaton center and gymnasum n the second part of the buldng wll be a 53 foot handballracquetball swmmng pool, four courts, two squash courts, a weght room and locker areas Vennell contnued by sayng that Werthemer Feldhouse would be remodeled and would receve new lghtng, a new floor surface and the clement whch can precptate an unyeldng war aganst us all both gulty and nnocent James Hans, Professor of Englsh: The world economy All of the other thngs, famne and unrest, seem related to the world economy Val Romano, Sophomore: The greatest problem n the world today s the lack of communcaton due to apathy, frght and msuse of language Judy Menown, Junor: thnk the most mportant problem facng the world today s the orentaton of vrtually all natons towards an ndustral consumerorente d economy and socety such as those n the Western countres n such aspraton the thrd world faces two man problems: the fact that the West has such a huge head start that gap can never be closed even under deal crcumstances and the quckly acceleratng depleton of natural resources necessary for a modern socety Those countres whch are already dependent on technology and hgh materal consumpton fnd ther standards of lvng slppng because of scarcty and blame thrd world competton for ther problems n fact, no socety can mantan ths sort of lfestyl e, and to even attempt t causes frustraton and ultmately conflct The world needs to change ts prortes and goals Dane Gross, Sophomore: Threat of nuclear war or dsaster Bran Ranee, Junor: A large number of todays problems could be attrbuted to a lack of respect for the rghts of ndvduals n a large, complex, nterdependent world The temptaton to dsregard the prncples of lberalsm and opt nstead for totaltaran or Utopan solutons s great However, the soluton to the worlds problems must frst le n the establshment of respect for mens lves and rghts Andrew Muggns, Freshman: The most pressng worldwde problem today s the amount of tme between meals for those stll starvng n the world Any solutons, economc or poltcal, all rely, frst, on relevng that hunger Then comes the problem of tryng to answer the queston of why t exsts There s a gross dsparty between the people of the world whch s somehow unable to be brdged Ths dsparty s the pressng world problem and ts soluton should be of the most mmedate concern Duncan Holcomb, Senor: There are, of course, a number of dffcult, f not nsurmountable problems whch the world faces today But thnk they can all be traced back to a ne other "prettyng up" He sad "an 8la all weather track wll be nstalled outsde," and, "nne new all purpose, multus e felds" would be bult Because the south tenns courts would be destroyed to make way for the ARC, Vennell sad that four new courts were planned for across the street by Werthemer Fnally, Vennell recognzed some of the "unsung heroes" of the athletc program whch ncluded Coaches Burke and McHugh and all Kenyon atheletes n the company, both past and present Ms Harlene Marley, who s Drama Department Char, also addressed the audence, n ths case about the remodelng of the Schaeffer Speech Buldng She explaned that the buldng wll be floored over and made nto a dance studo "We wll not have water ballet," she sad After a bref speech by Patrck McGraw, the Presdent of the Alumn Assocaton, Presdent fundamental deologcal belef held by an everncreas ng number of persons the belef that selfntere st should be the prmary motvaton behnd human acton Lfe n the future wll be worth lvng only f men and women can come to understand that all of the problems n our modern world are socal problems, and that they can never by solved by ndvduals selfservn g Wendy Owens, Sophomore: We need to lower our unnecessary consumpton of energy Rta Kpp, Professor of Anthropololgy: ts fndng a new source of energy, somethng that wll free us from our dependence on fossl fuel Ths s a source of one of our domestceconom c problems t s also a source of our problems n nternatonal relatons Thus t s a very huge ssue Alan Batchelder, Professor of Economcs: Lvng condtons are mprovng most rapdly n poor natons whose nternatonal trade s most free from government controls f rch natons contnue rasng restrctons aganst the exports of the poor (wth mport quotas, or wth subsdes to obsolete Oho steel, Mchgan auto, or New York garne nt factores), the poor wll be dened the jobs, the exports, and the mports essental to ther escape from poverty and perhaps from poltcal oppresson The ssue s: freer trade and growth or government restrctons and stagnaton Lz Verow, Junor: would say that the most mportant ssue facng the world today s not one of ssues but a general sentment of anmosty selfnterest s Certanly a degree of approprate n guardng ones own nterest, but the ever ncreasng enmty between countres does not provde the atmosphere of cooperaton that s needed n ths nterdependent world Crses such as the refugee stuaton, ran, Afghanstan and the crcumstance of the Palestnans are compounded by ths general nablty to work together t s always want rather than what t would take to solve the problem and then how can reconcle the soluton to the needs stuaton of my Steve Coenen, Junor: Communcaton We would not have so many problems f we could communcate Nel Trueblood, Sophomore: Spendng an nordnate amount of money on defense Accordng to ths years fgure one fourth of budget was spent on defense ts buldng a sense of fear n ths world The US should be responsble for unlateral dsmantlng Jordan offered hs comments on the ARC Jordan sad that the complex would "fll out and complete the expanson of Kenyon planned n the 960s" and that t was "an answer to a very pressng need" Jordan sad that the plannng was a "great collaboraton of a great number of peoples" and cted partcularly Martn Hosack and Kurt Brandt, the archtects of the buldng, for ther fne work Jordan also expressed pleasure that a buldng was desgned that was affordable to the college and sad he hoped the rest of the money necessary for the completon of the buldng would be rased soon After that the speakers, begnnng wth the Presdent, each drove the gold shovel nto the ground, and lfted the earth nto the ar for all to see The audence cheered after each plunge of the shovel for all knew that ths was the begnnng of a marked mprovement n the athletc program at the College Maureen Corcoran, Senor: The Mddle East Crss and the tenson developng between the natons Meg Cranston, Sophomore: The Jack of understandng or compasson for the natons of the thrd world and contnued subjugaton of women throughout the world Dan Mechem, Sophomore: the pervasve growth of the mass meda and ts profound effect upon each ndvdual has reshaped and radcally altered our way of thnkng n everyday lfe Problems Off The Hll Wll Test Ones Educaton By JM FREEDMAN remember hearng a teacher durng hgh school days commentng that cyncsm n the young s not at all attractve Although he had a vald pont, how can one be expected to mantan an optmstc atttude toward the world, our country, even our own lves f he s not functonally llterate, deaf and blnd? There s no sgn that our economc woes wll soon be overcome; nstead, Carter predcts a recesson m no economst, but ought not the federal government pump money nto prvate ndustry and attempt to mantan productve levels, than work on cuttng nflaton? Well, Carter s dong the opposte, cuttng back to acheve a balanced budget, whch sounds admrable, but apparently means nothng Meanwhle, were not dong so well on the nternatonal scene ether Lawless terrorsts hold Amercans hostage as the world stands dly by and even ther own people begn to lose nterest n the ssue Our partcpaton n the Moscow Olympcs s n queston, wth good reason A stalemate n the Mddle East negotatons threatens stablty n that regon, thanks n part to the "peace efforts" of the terrorsts who attacked the Msgav Am kbbutz, holdng lttle babes hostage and kllng two persons Wth three weeks remanng n the senors Kenyon experence, t s hard to thnk of movng from our dyllc settng here to the real world, yet there s not much choce n the matter As ddactc as t may sound, the responsblty les wth us to cure the lls that threaten to destroy us (Kenyon graduates wll, of course, welcome assstance from other qualfed persons n solvng the worlds problems, too) That wll put our educaton to the test JA W h S v 7 U 4 V Presdent Phlp Jordan ntated the ARC constructon last Saturday

5 called te, Smoke Jumps Btter Hurdles By TOM PRESTON There s an old expresson that s often heard wthn the hallowed halls of Bolton Theater "f youre stuck wth lemons, make lemonade" Last weekend, wth the KCDCs producton of Summer and Smoke, the audence got a prme example of just what ths phrase means The groundplan for the set was the lemon, and the lemonade was the cramped blockng that resulted from actors tryng to move around n too small a space Drector Harlene Marley deftly attempted to cover for ths problem groundplan; t ddnt qute work The actng areas were so small that, at least on openng nght, actors couldnt help bumpng nto set props Admttedly, ths lemon of a groundplan was the partal result of what s becomng a crtcal problem n the Drama Dept: fewer and fewer students are nterested n work on scenery constructon and desgn However, questons of fault asde, one can easly see that, faced wth ths problem, the only thng to do s "make lemonade" The lghtng desgn by Nancy Collngs helped matters by beng partcularly effectve; mtatng the effect of freworks n the nght sky was an excellent touch One can especally apprecate the qualty of ths producton n lght of the dffculty nvolved n "pullng t off" The acton of Summer and Smoke s bascally so orented to the ntellectual debate between Almas phlosophy of sprt and Johns phlosophy of hedonsm that the play tends to get overly "talky," and as a result borng to watch For example, at the clmax of the play, Alma declares "the tables have turned wth a vengeance" What exactly has changed? Well, presumably John has come to realze the sgnfcance of the soul, whle Alma has shed her ntegrty to avod her newfound lonelness; they have passed each other n the metaphyscal nght Sound a bt too abstract for an actor to play? Well, thnk so The awkwardness n ths s, of course, Wllams fault; the acton of the play s geared towards allowng Wllams to stand on hs soapbox and expound hs pecular vew of lfe Unfortunately, ths provdes a dffcult hurdle to the actors n the form of bad (or overly ntellectualzed) dalogue The cast, however, overcame (n large part) these dffcultes Arana Tord as Alma Wnemller was partcularly effectve n ths She gave a fne performance n a play and n a character than can easly trp up an unsuspectng actor She really made the obscure ntellectual conflct between John and Alma "work," thus salvagng a lot of otherwse untenable dalogue Nck Bakay as John Buchanan, Jr was also very good and certanly was equally responsble for makng the aforementoned problem scenes "work" He gave a partcularly smooth performance of a hghly r, o Arana Tord and Nna Klen perform n Summer and Smoke complex character Among the rest of the cast there were some remarkable performances Pamela Whecls was excellent as the catty Mrs Bassett Her characterzaton showed great understandng and was fnely worked out As a result t was qute nterestng to watch Perce Cunnngham as Dr Buchanan, Sr was also excellent Hs performance was partcularly effectve; Mr Cunnngham commanded tremendous stage presence There were performances numerous other good among a qute strong and well cast producton; however there snt space enough to menton them here Let t pass that Summer and Smoke was a very good lemonade made from qute btter lemons Revue Goes Wld Ths Weekend The Kenyon Muscal Revue wll brng "rdculous, cute, farccal satre" to the Rosse Hall stage ths Frday and Saturday Months n the Codrecto rs makng, Andy Smmons and Mo Ryan say theyve got a good show, backed by a band whch ncludes Ron Lnk, Dave Neel, Ayars Hemphll, Phl Smth and Lthan "Buddy" Powsner " thnk ts gong to be a bt wlder ths year," sad Stan Merrell, "were lettng t all hang out" Tckets wll be on sale at Gund and Perce dnner, and also at the door Admsson s free for students, $50 for anyone else Curtan tme wll be at eght oclock Orgnal Farce Steals nto KC ts Ths weekend sees the premere of a new play by Toby Burvvell, enttled "s There a Burglar n the House?" A rollckng farce, t depcts the mshaps of a nutty famly gong through a reunon Or, rather, t s about the attempts of one famly, the Randalls, to mpress ther Uncle Fred, an eccentrc mllonare who keeps a fortune n jewels n the paper bag he carres wth hm at all tmes And there s also a romance between the Randalls spnster daughter and an unnvted "mystery" guest All ths and more wll unfold down at the KC ths Frday, Saturday, and Sunday Curtan tme s at eght oclock, and tckets can be obtaned free of charge wth a Kenyon ld at the college bookstore Nonstuden are asked to pay $ 00 for tckets Van Dyke & Co To Dance n Hll Washngton DC based Jan Van Dyke wll perform wth her modern dance group ths Frday evenng at 8:00 pm n the Hll Theater A natve of Alexandra, Vrgna, Van Dyke began dancng as a chld Predctably, she pursued a professonal career n New York Cty, studyng under masters such as Martha Graham Van Dyke found New York artstcally constranng Convnced that dance could thrve as an art form rather than as a mere entertanment, Van Dyke sought freedom of expresson n Washngton "Jan Van Dyke and Dancers" s the company whch has grown out of her efforts The company wll perform one pece, "The Bg Show," and Van Dyke wll perform a solo number Admsson s $300; student rate s $75 Tckets are avalable at the Bolton Theater Box Offce, open from to 5 pm daly, except Sunday Baroque Musc Featured Sunday The Kenyon College Chamber Sngers, Danel V Robnson, drector, and the Gambler Baroque Lnsemble, Kenneth Taylor, drector, wll present a jont concert on Sunday, Aprl 27 at 8 pm n Rosse The program wll feature Baroque musc from England, France, and taly Several of the peces wll be accompaned by muscans playng Baroqueer a nstruments, such as: harpschord, cornetto, sackbut, volone, vola da gamba, and baroque voln The program for ths concert wll feature Englsh Baroque funeral musc The Chamber Sngers, who performed a cappella at ther last concert, demonstrate another sde of ther talent by sngng wth accompanment "Well be producng a more controlled sound for the early Baroque musc," Robnson explaned "Ths wll contrast wth the bg sound ol the chor w hch performed wth a full orchestra " The program wll open wth Trcs el Clmene a cantata by Mchel PgnolcldeMonlecla hecamala, w heh was nc, upted by a frcalarm at the GBE concert, wll be presented n ts entrety The vocal solosts wll be Danel V Robnson and Karen Ragle, who leaches voce at Kenyon Admsson for the concert s $250 for adults and $00 for students Tckets are avalable from chor members and n the Musc Department offce, and wll also be sold at the door Ths Weeks Projectons O Blank :,LHratonl O 2s Blank Generaton Drected by Amos Poe BW and color Wth Rchard Hell and the Heartbreakers, Blonde, Patl Smth, Talkng Heads, Ramones, Shrts, and Davd Johansen Now that the Rollng Stone has canonzed B5 Punk musc and the blare out of every dorm, ts hard to remember what t was lke at the begnnng, when t all seemed so dfferent and real After Mom and Dad have told you how neat Blonde s and the Clash are on the jukebox at the Prates Cove, you lose somethng essental to the apprecaton of Rock and Roll, tha moment when everyone nates t ana you know u s great When everyone else comes around to t the eltsm and the ntensty are gone, and wth them a hell of a lot of valdty Punk was just one of those aethetcs mutated from the status quo that just seem to blow everythng out of the water, and the rpples of that Punk splash have spread to every corner of the musc bz, and are just begnnng to sway fashon and flm But how powerful that lodestone must have been on mpact llunk Generaton presents the subculture at a tme when the artsts featured really ddnt gve a damn about the culture at large, and only played so they could hear some musc worth lstenng to One of the major New Age trusms s that the form s the content, and ths documentary snt exactly couched n the same values, producton or otherwse, that weekly (weakly?) produce W ld Kngdom t attempts to present Punk musc n the context of Punk documentary, and although the former s more successful than the latter, the entre s nleeslng and exctng, especally lor all the nouveau punque who, m sure, wll be hearng these songs for the frst tme Jame Agnew OO The Pawnbroker O O The Pawnbroker Drected by Sdney Lumet Wth Rod Steger, Geraldne Ftzgerald and Brock Peters BW, 965, 4 mns he Pawnbroker was a rather brave flm for 965 t w as one of the frst small steps n our cultures contnung attempt to come to terms wth that almost unmagnable event co n n on he Holocaust Rod Segcr gves an exceptonal performance as the ttle character, Sol Nazerman, who lves hs lfe wth the knowledge that at one tme everythng that he loved was taken from hm, and yet he survved "Survval" s the proper word, for Sol does not really lve, numb to the trash of Spansh Harlem and cold to the customers he calls "scum and rejects" He fghts the growng affecton he feels towards hs young assstant (Jame Sanches), and t s only the shock of another, far lesser tragedy that brngs hm back to our ever so subtly wonderful world Drector Sdney Lumet brngs a gfted eye to the bleak presentaton, and the ensemble actng and general producton values are good for the tme The Pawnbroker and the actng of Steger both stand as pow erful and movng landmarks n the progress of both flm and conscousness James Agnew ooooo X DOOOO CostaGavra s, Z Drected by screenplay by CostaGavra and s Jorge Semprum from a novel by Vassl Vasslokos Photography by Raoul Coutard and musc by Mks Theodoraks, wth Yes Montand, JeanLou s Trntgrant, and rene Papas Color, 28 mns, French w, Englsh subttles, 969, the moe that won the Academy Award for best foregn flm n 969, s a sensatonal thrller whch, n the words of Paulne Kael wnng lo he Sew )orker, "damn near knocks you out of your seal" Based on a CostaGavratrue story, s drects a rare melodrama about a young professor of medcne n Greece who s assassnated for hs paefstc poltcs Government offcals, wth reactonary tendences and NATO support, try to make the ncdent seem accdental, despte the many wtnesses who saw the speedng delvery truck delberately ht the vctm (Yves Montand) A journalsts persstent questonng leads to the government grantng supplcaton wth an offcal nvestgaton led n a votng magstrate (JeanLou s Trnlgnant) expected to put a quetens on the matter nstead, the nvestgatng magstrate, n the pursut of justce, ferrets out the truth of the ncdent Terrorst methods ordered by the government are appled aganst the wtnesses and frends of the sympathzers, rev ealng the authortes to be corrupt, volent and deadly Mountng evdence ponts to the nvolvement of the hghest publc offcals n both the assassnaton and the attempts to conceal ther crme he flm masterfully depcts the profound struggle between dealsm and power, s drecton and photography weave nul s actonpacked, documentarylk e poltcal flm volence, whch, n the end, s seen as a tool exposng socal evls and f V2X ft y ) aaapppdqaaaddqdadddaaddddnaadaadaoaaaoang;; persuadng the vewer volence t s a rare flm to despse O O O Madame Rosa 0 t Madame Rosa Drected by Moshe Mzrah Wth Claude Dauphn and Smone Sgnoret Color, 05 mns Smone Sgnoret stars n the Best Foregn Flm of 977 as Madame exprosttu Rosa, a wornou t Jewsh survvor of Auschwtz, J Smone Sgnoret n Madame Rosa now runs a foster home for the chldren of Bellev lle prosttutes, a quarter of Pars overrun by pmps sxtyscve u and whores Madame Rosa s gong senle, and n ll health, but she manages to surv ve and rase her chldren (whose parents rarely help out) manly wth the help of a exboxe r, transsexual black prosttute (And you thnk you are confused!) Memo s her favorte chld and her constant sdekc k 4 A fourteenyearol d Arab, hs mother was murdered by her pmpboyfren d, who s no n a mental nsttute He stays wth Rosa to the end, absorbng everythng and tryng to ft t a" together Some of the best scenes are when we see thngs through hs young, vvacous eyes, nstead ol worldwear y Madame Rosas tred, ones Madame Rosa s also helped greatly by a Jew sh doctor and Frend named Katz He comes to her apartment to tend to her bad health ev en though he s older than she and has to be carred up the sx flghts0 stars Throughout the flm srael Drector Moshe Mzrah concentrates on the courage and strength ol Madame Rosa Old, tred, and on her own she stll survves and cares tor her kds Near the moves end she even dresses up as the prosttute s he once was n an effort to keep Monro wth her Ths s a great flm and t was awarded the Oscar for Best Foregn Flm of 977 ) Zeser

6 Ken von Colleg an Page l ve Jonathan Wnters: Art, Oho, And Elwood P Suggns Jm followng ntervew was leld he Alumn House on Monday lornt (?s"(," s wcre uskld of tr Wnters by Parker Monroe Jm Rcskr, Duncan Hokomb, and Tm fjjveswere also present CollfS,n: nal vvas our most nemorable experence whle you ere here, anc wnat aoout the story vncrnng your rdng a bke naked jn Mddle Path? Wnters: dont know where that ame from have done some unusual thngs You know, onetmes thnk t would be funner 0 admt to those thngs nterestngly enough, at one lme had a breakdown, two of them One of them had n San Francsco, and they had me clmbng the mast of a bp whch dd not do f theres vnethng that have done thats jjnd of crazy, then there are many lmes ll hack off on that ve never done anythng vcous or destructve lke takng a spray can and w rtng an unusual sayng lke "Vla Zapata s Oav" or anythng lke that But the wldest thng ve ever done n my career happened n New York was n a bar, PJ Clarks down on 3rd Venue, and another guy and went had a real grenade, an empty n one, but the bartender ddnt know that And went up to hm and hs eves opened real wde and sad ant you to serve us a lot of drnks! "What are you dong wth a grenade?" he yelled " just pull the pn and everybody goes!", sad, "sere!" To me t was hlarous, we ere bombed out of our gourds He ddnt thnk t was funny, though People were fantng and fallng over nto the sawdust Soon we were runnng up the street, and of course the polce caught us Somehow talked my way out of t though But to get back to your queston, today, were someone to rde a bke dow n Mddle Path w thout any clothes on, they mght be locked up Thrty years ago he mght have gotten away w th t What they would have sad then as that the guy was on booze Today they w ould say hes on drugs Collegan: Mr Wnters, you lved n the West Wng w hle you ere here Were you a DKE? Wnters: was a DKE pledge came here rght out of the war And after only about an hour of hgh school had to go back That makes me knd of proud Not everybody qut hgh school and went back qut because was concerned about my father; we hadnt gotten along snce was three wated all those onderful years, not to fght the Japanese, but to say goodbye to hm qut hgh school because was flunkng every Math course there as hate Math more than anythng When see a book, Math can be fun, burn t f ts wthn the range of $50 hate Math lke mney, but hate Math lke banks and tellers and thngs lke that But ame back to Sprngfeld, Oho; as born n Dayton and there was a meetng of the mnds At least that as what they sad t was And they sad, "Well, wluure you gong to do now? Youre out of the Marnes, are you gong to work n a sheet metal shop, or cut corn, or what? Youre not really prepared to do much of anythng You were an enlsted man theyre all dummes" So sad, "Well, d knd of lke to go to Northwestern" "What? Northwestern?!" "Yeah Theyre women there Chcks Sweaters are thck d lke to go there good Drama Department" "Youre not gong there How about Yale, Dont f talk to me that way Well try to get you nto Kenyon, talk to Reverend Porter" And Rev erend Porter got me nto Kenyon And found out the frst nght was here there were all guys here And sad to myself, just came from a place where there were all guys Where are the grls? BOO! "Youre here to concentrate, graduate, study and become wealthy through Scence and knowledge," they told me And t seems to me went drectly to the lquor store and bought everythng they had, ncludng some stuff from South Amerca Collegan: What was your bg break? Wnters: Well, after graduated from art school n Dayton, won an amateur rado contest n Dayton won a watch, a cheap watch, but what the heck? stll have the watch, ts back n Calforna, m thnkng of havng t framed Well started out as a dsc jockey Lous Armstrong, Glen Mller But ddnt know very much was dfferent So dfferent n fact that they fred me But had to entertan, and thats where developed my characters have to make up people because you dont have George C Scott comng n at 8:00 n the mornng Collegan: Whch character do you lke best? Wnters: ve been asked that several tmes m hestant to answer You sngle out one, and the others mght not work for you ts knd of a supersttous thng Maude Frckard, Elwood P Suggns fnd m knd of afrad ts a stupd thng really to sngle one out f there was one knd of lean on t would be Suggns because hes knd of rural, grew up wth hm Hes a guy from Southern Oho, Southern ndana Hes the knd of guy you mght say to, as an example, Mr Suggns, understand that ths s your frst blue rbbon for ths rabbt here at the Oho State Far t must be a bg thrll Have you rased rabbts from the tme you were a young man? Yes have My sster rased chckens, beleve t or not Shes got a rooster over there thats thrtys x pounds Heda won last year but the red on hs head ddnt fnsh out But ve rased rabbts n X, And ths here rabbt, Whtey, he black, just dd that for my humor you know, hes twentytw o pounds Course he cant move allot, but were not gong to eat hm sent for hm from Belgum Belgum, Europe, not Belgum, Oho ts taken me fve years to get hm up ths bg And feed hm beer Japanese people feed ther cows beer and feed Whtey beer And bunny pellets Theyre from Nerk, Aha And what are you gong to do wth the prze money? Well, was gong to gve t to my boy to help hm wth hs educaton, but thnk my w fe and wll go up to Buckeye Lake and buy a boat Collegan: Any Oho? comments on Wnters: Well thnk there are two ctes n the state that offer up a good deal of hstory, Cleveland and Cncnnat And everythng n between s knd of quant Oho ves w th Vrgna for the most presdents Ask the guy from Calforna about that! Thnk who theyve produced And how about New York, they say, "Hay! Are ya kddn? Oho!" And the people from New Jersey? They shoot those people on sght when they come out of the tunnel But you know, when thnk back on Oho and the blue overalls, enjoy genunely beng the rube, beng the guy from Oho And w hen thnk of Oho, there w as one teacher from ths college, Dr Brght, whos now at Oho State and s n hs eghtes, who really encouraged me He sad look, You faled Medeval Hstory and ths jazz Gel nto show busness, or at least gve t some thought, because you just mght make t bg And w hen was walkng those cold streets n New York thought of Dr Brght and wondered w hether he was stll at Kenyon ts funny how a person can turn you around the rght guy, the rght person, w hoever t s The other person thnk of when thnk of Oho s James Thurber Both hs books and hs drawngs were wonderful Collegan: One other queston about Kenyon: what about the colleges other great entertanment success, Paul Newman? Wnters: hate pretty people! You J know, ts a funny thng Hes just a year older m fftyfou r and thnk Paul s fftyfv e the same tme? Wnters: Yes But was so bombed that dont remember hm But he remembers me, ts embarrassng There are lots of people lke that, Why dont you remember me theyll j say, Ed Prayer, why me no, no, dont remember feel lke was senle at twenty was celebratng all the tme, thats the reason, obvously dont remember hm But Paul was a top student and a brght guy and well lked and a fne actor And m genunely sorry ddnt get to know hm ve only met hm a couple of tmes, once, a couple of years ago, ran nto hm at the Beverly Hlls Hlton n Los Angeles He threw hs arms around me and sad, hey you old bastard, how you dong? And ; M f; V vj sad, Not as well as you are, Paul Do you need someone to scare you n a move or change your tres at ndy or somethng? And he sad, You havent changed, have you? And sad, Yes have need money, Paul Collegan: How about moves Can you tell us whch one you enjoyed most? Whch one gave you the most pleasure to make? Wnters: guess the frst move, ts a Mad, Mad World, because t was my frst move had a lot of (f fun t was a very tough pcture to be n Not from the lnes and not from the physcal standpont can talk about t today because t doesnt bother me But came out of a farm, an nsane asylum, had cracked up My nerves had got to me, pressure gets to a lot of us But m under no more pressure than the guy whos out tlvre parkng cars or stockng grocer ej a Modu nght Hes got to pay off hs VW, hes got a brother w hos banged up n Vet Nam, hesgot a wfe whos on hm to buy a new refrgerator and t goes on, pressure and pressure And thats why guys seem to go frst Theyre carryng a load dont care what any woman says Let them have some of THATS WT SCK Fumm thats Humor, comedy, parody, satre, to the Collegan offce by May the pressure Let them come apart Were lvng n great tmes, and were lvng n frghtenng tmes Anyway, after got out of Hartford, was asked to be n the flm they threw the part at me and had they known about me they mght not have done t But they were lookng for Johnny Wnters and Johnny Wnters had come out Anyway, jumped on the job lke someone jumpng on a football and realzng the Chcago B( as are jumpng on top of you and youre the Cleveland Browns And sayng to yourself, Hey, these guys are bg, but gotta get that ball And went through the sx months and shook, rattled and rolled realzed that had to do a good job because t was ether that or go back to the farm or fal n the busness Of course, dd make t, and almost got a nomnaton After that, t gave me the shot that needed, and made some other moves Collegan: What part of your career has gven you the most pleasure? Moves, TV, standu p comedanshp? Wnters: Thats nterestng Number one, d say that m sorry havent made more moves And ths goes back to what you asked before about me rdng down Mddle Path When youre n the entertanment busness, people want to beleve thngs about you But love the moves ts a test Can ths guy, Jonathan Wnters, make the move? Can he adhere to the scene? s he dscplned enough? Collegan: As a last queston, do you have any advce for Kenyon students based on past experence or otherwse? Wnters: Hmmm see (gesturng toward the photographer) that fellow snappng pctures there f you want to be a wrter, or an actor, or a professonal photographer or whatever, your bran s the best photos of Jonathan Wnters by Tm Balk move camera you can have Were all takng the same moves, and theyre n color We all pck up the same sound (as the clock chmed ten) ts the same wth vson You can see a guy walkng a thousand yards away and see hes an asshole And then when he comes close up, bng, there he s, you see, was rght, knew hed be an asshole Thats the essence of wrtng closeu The thng p s we all have the same camera, a fabulous move camera And ts up to you how you develop the pctures People talk about beng cheated, Oh, ddnt get ths, ddnt get that You got t You just got to get your antennae out lbel, slander Submt your humor

7 JJ J Ju l Kenyon Collegan Aprl 24, 980 Equestran Team Sends Two Members To Natonal Show By BLL EDWARDS The Kenyon College Equestran Team wound up ts thrd season of ntercollegate Horse Show competton on Sunday, wth an mpressve performance n the regonal fnals at Murray State Unversty of Murray, Kentucky Ths show was the qualfyng competton to determne who would represent regon V at the Natonal ntercollegate Horse Show, to be held May 3 and 4 on Long sland Two Kenyon rders earned spots on the Regon V team: Lesle Sant n the walktrotcant er category, and Debbe Smythe n Open Horsemanshp on the Flat Others recevng rbbons at Murray were Ange Lngl (3rd place), Jody Lamscha (4th place), and Kathy Wllams (3rd and 6th places) Sant and Lamscha also receved a thrd and a ffth, respectvely n fact, accordng to ther coach Edward Danels, "We dd so well that f ths had been a regular show, we probably would have been hgh pont team" For readers unfamlar wth ntercollegate Horse Show Competton and Kenyons nvolvement n t, heres how t works Kenyon s one of about 2 member schools of Coach Edwards says the team has Womens Lacrosse Beats Oberln By NANCY POWERS Followng a 3 5 vctory over Oho Wesleyan last week, the womens varsty lacrosse team pulled off a dffcult game aganst Oberln yesterday As Sophomore Sally Camp descrbed t, "the frst half was great, the second half we knd of let down a lttle, but we pulled t out Regon V that ncludes schools manly n Oho, Kentucky, and Tennessee whch are as large as the state unverstes of the latter two states, and as small as Mdway Junor College n Kentucky Ths s Kenyons second year of formal, collegate sponsored competton n the regon At a show, the host school supples ts own horses and tack to be used, both of whch compettors from the vstng schools have never encountered before Ths unfamlarty wth these partcular horses s enhanced by the rders not knowng untl just before ther class whch horse they wll be usng Theren les the bass for competton a rder must be skllful enough to look good rdng all types of horses For the most part, a school can predesgna te send as many rders as t wants to a show, but the coach must only fve rders to compete for school ponts; other team members rde for ponts gong toward the ndvdual total of each member n theory, then, large teams do not have an advantage over small teams, though t mght seem otherwse n practce, because a coach of a large team has a larger pool of talent from whch to select hs pont rders Kenyon however takes 2 4 rders to a show, holds ts done "remarkably at the end" 4 well" ths year Kenyon spent most of the frst half on the attack Anne Hmmelrght started and ended the sxgo al scorng drve of the half Captan Ann Myer put n the second goal Then followng a whstle, Cathy Wate took control of the ball, crossed n front of the goal and shot the ball back to make t Kenyon 3 Oberln 0 Soon after Oberlns frst goal, Vrgna Daveln scored, followed by a second goal for Oberln own very well aganst schools feldng teams of 30 and more, and often comes out ahead of them Competton s dvded nto Englsh and Western styles of rdng, though some schools such as Kenyon feld only Englsh teams As an Englsh rder accumulates ponts, he passes through four class dvsons They are, n ascendng order of dffculty, WalkTro t, WalkTrotCante r, Novce Horsemanshp on the Flat and Over Fences, and Open Horsemanshp on the Flat and Over Fences HSA competton s also unque for a college sport n that elgble alumn may compete, n ther own classes Other shows ths semester have been held at the Unversty of Kentucky, Mdway College, and at Mddle Tennessee State Unversty Accordng to Danels, Kenyon placed fourth out of about ten schools at each of these shows He says that the team has done "remarkably well" ths year, especally consderng the Baseball Takes Both Games n Parents Weekend Doubleheader By PAM BECKER "Lets wn ths one for the Parents!" The tradtonal words spoken by Coach Tom McHugh before Saturdays "Parents Weekend" doubleheader defntely had a postve effect on the Lords as they 9 3, snatched both games from Oberln 0 3 Chosen as Honorary Coach for the day was Mr Robert Rowe, 56, who played four years for Kenyon as catcher and stll holds twelve records He proudly (and? loudly) watched hs son, junor Skp 5 Rowe, catch both games for the t Lords fve and fnsh the day three for? After sx conference games Rowe 5 s sxth n the battng column wth a 4 average, w th at least one double cted Lz Vanlenten and Dasy Gallagher for exceptonal defensve play Lynn Prothro was quck wth consstently good passng and catchng The teams next game s ths Saturday at Oho Unversty sze of the team avalable He added fhat t was "phenomenal" that nearly every member of the team qualfed for the regonal competton at Murray He looks forward n three of the sx games He started the Lords off rghts n the thrd nnng of the frst game wth a double to left feld whch batted n two runs Kenyon went on to ple up sx runs that nnng, after gvng up two runs the prevous nnng due to three errors Sophomore Mke Vogt went the dstance for the wn, gvng up no earned runs and mprov ng hs record 2 to t was a good thng that the Lords stacked up the score early, because around the sxth nnng ther concentraton was broken by the appearance of Honorary "Parent" of the day, Jonathan W nters Hs nonstop monologues kept the audence entertaned when they werent clappng for Kenyon The second game began by Wnters throwng out the game ball lo ptcher Tom Cooper, who gave up no runs n four nnngs to get the second wn of the day for Kenyon Besdes Rowes double, Paul Matthews had two doubles the frst game and Evan Jones one n the second Tuesday Kenyon lost to BaldwnWallac e 6 under the ptchng of Joe Genre who gave up four earned runs but two unearned Unearned runs are what Kenyons bggest problems accordng to Coach Dave Daubenmre He attrbutes ths to lack of defensve concentraton whle Tenns Team Second r f w Freshman Lesle Sant wll advance to Long slana to a good season next year, wth new people enterng n the walktro t dvson, and a "darn good pck" of experenced rders from the past two years t w J : ( Joe Genre ptches, Chp Mesacs looks on playng n the feld The Lords ht hard, especally senor Kevn Spence, who had one ball caught aganst the fence Spence batted n the only Kenyon run of the day, and Rowe, Nelson Roe, Chp Mesacs, and Cooper had hts also The Lords present record s overall and 3 n the conference Kenyon has nne games left after beng raned out of nne, the next one s ths Saturdays doubleheader at leagueleadn g Oho Northern At GLCA " Cover pont Suse Morrll, who played tough defense all day, showed she can play tough offense too Wth the assstance of Cathy Wate, Morrll scored on a beautfully executed gveandg o The half ended at 6 3 Durng the second half, Oberlns offensve clcked, turnng the game nto one of the hardest fought contests of the season, as each team scored four tmes Although Kenyon never traled, there were some tense 7 moments when the score was 6 before Kenyon pulled ahead to wn wth a fnal score of 0 7 By CHRS LAND The Mens tenns team remans the wnnngest Sprng sport at Kenyon, fnshng second last weekend at the Great Lakes College Assocaton Tenns Tournament Although Kenyon won ths tournament last year, Denson (last years OAC champs) beat them ths tme around "Last year we were a young team and we surprsed a lot of people by wnnng," explans Coach Stecn, "but ths year they were more prepared for us" Behnd Denson and Kenyon were Oberln at thrd and Oho Wesleyan and Wooster at fourth and ffth strength was shown the tournament by three wns n Cocaptan Peter Vandenberg dd exceedngly well by wnnng at second sngles and then pared up wth freshman Jeff OHearn to wn n the second doubles poston The two other doubles dd well also Peter Harvey and Jeff Tkson won at thrd doubles whle Kerry Hall and Peter laner made t to the fnals before loosng to the Denson frst doubles team The rest of the sngles lneu p conssted of Kerry Hall at frst sngles and Alex Luchars at thrd sngles Peter laner, Peter Harvey, and Jeff OHearn occuped the fourth, ffth, and sxth spots beat them" The GLCA tournament showed that although there may be other threats, t s bascally down to Kenyon and Denson n the race for the OAC ttle "Loosng to Denson was a rude awakenng for us," sad Cocaptan Peter Flaner, "but now we know that well have to work to wn the dual match aganst them thnk that f we go nto ths match w th the rght mental atttude, we can w n t" A wn aganst Denson wll not clnch OACs for Kenyon, but t wll gve the Lords the advantage of know ng that they can beat Denson A loss, on the other hand, w ll not be much more than another psychologcal barrer at OACs Corky Hood t was one of the seasons most exctng games, as seven dfferent players scored, ncludng Sally Camp and Sarah Corey "Stephane Resnck had some beautful saves," commented teammates, who also "Last year showed us that ths tournament snt that mportant as a predcton of the dvson champonshp," sad Stecn, "What t does show s relatve strength" Kenyons Gong nto todays dual match wth Denson, Coach Stecn s confdent of Kenyons chances "At every poston we are stronger than they are," he sad, "f we go out there and gve t our best shot, well After todays match, the Lords wll face Oberln on Saturday and Oho Wesleyan the followng Wednesday, loth of these wll be mportant matches as well snce both of these teams proved themselves at the GLCA tournament

8 V Kenyan Col let; nn Lacrosse Beset Wth njures Loses To Mchgan State 6 By ART GKHKNG The mens lacrosse team had two frustratng losses more ths week as hcv contnued ther subpar per s Detenseman Geoft Donelan on a clear lormances on the feld Although Saturdays 7 6 overtme loss at Ashland was a strong effort by kenyon, t seems that Tuesdays loss a Mchgan State Unversty apponted justfed expectatons ( Cordon Buell, one of Kenyons Daly sets 800 Record, Men Wn Frst Of Season By LN DA EN ER SON and JENNY PYLE Competton wth sx members s g cut enougn out tne women s ::ack team reluses to qut, performng well both Frday and Saturday Athlete of the year Gal Daly ured the weekend off on Frday, pannng a remarkable 2:206 n the d meters at an all comers meet at Oho State She placed thrd and soke her ow n school record by over j;ne seconds Accordng to Coach Tom Mullgan, Gals performance at ths meet (whch ncluded all three dvsons of Oho colleges), "proved Senor Gal Daly tt her tn K u glance runners among all schools of Uno, large and small" Furthermore Vulgan credted much of Gals excellence to "the gudance that Uach Nck Houston has provded ter" e followng day the entre mens track team travelled to top players, spoke of Kenyons effort as "strange all around" Certanly the sx hour drve to East Lansng had an affect on Kenyons ablty to fully orent themselves on the feld Other contrbutng factors to the Lords nferor performance w ere the lmted squad that made the trp, and the njures that took place durng the game Among the njured were Gates Lloyd, Dave Garner Cutch n and Joe Wooster for an nvtatonal meet wth Wooster, Hedleberg and Captal and took 3rd wth 28 ponts Three frsts were taken by Kenyon women at the nvtatonal Laura Chase won the shot put wth a throw of 93 0, breakng the school record of 9 whch she set at the teams frst meet Gal Daly won both the 800 meter (2:38) and the 500 meter settng another school record w th a tmeof 5:046 Wendy Eld runnng n her frst race of the season after a naggng leg njury took second n the 800 meter (2:39) Mary Sorensen took another second for Kenyon n the 3000 meter (2:3) n the feld events, Colette Smth took a thrd both n the dscus and n the shotput Laura Chase placed fourth n the shotput and Karen Stevenson took another fourth n the javeln, breakng her own school record The teams next meet s ths Saturday, Aprl 26th at Oberln e Wn Trangular Meanwhle, the men took advantage of sunny skes and the presence of several vstng parents on Saturday at Muskngum to beat the Muskes and Hedleberg for ther frst wn of the sprng season The strong depth of the dstance team combned wth several outstandng ndvdual efforts gave Kenyon the vctory The dstance runners took three out of four places n the steeplechase, the mle and the 880 dash Olver Knowlton won the steeplechase wth a 0:22 followed by Andrew Huggns and Dan Dewt n second and thrd n the three mle, three of Kenyons top runners broke the prevous school record Rob Standard was frst fnshng n 5:03 whle Knowlton and Huggns ted for second n 5:87 Edde Corcoran An ndcator of Kenyons early dsorentaton was MSUs commandng 3 8 halftmc lead, snce the Lords matched the Spartans 3 2nd half goals No one part of the team was responsble for the loss as the teams play was lackadascal all around Scorers n the game were Clay Capute wth 3 goals, Joe Cutchn and Peter Seoane wth one goal and an assst and Mnturn Osborne wth one goal Last Saturdays effort at Ashland was a dfferent story Kenyon traded goals wth Ashland for the entre game and lost the game on a fluke goal n overtme after Gordon Buell ted the game wth 2:0 remanng An Ashland player pcked up a dropped ball durng a Kenyon clear and rolled t nto the open net A hgh lght of the game was the full feld rush and goal by defense men Tom Keene, the flyng stork, two mnutes nto the game Other scorers were Joe Cutchn, Gates Lloyd wth 2 goals Gordon Buell, Peter Seoane and Paul Bessre Kenyon travels to Denson on Saturday n an attempt to rectfy ther earler defeat The faceof f n Granvlle s at :30 completed the sweep wth hs fourth place fnsh Standard ran to another frst place n the mle wth a tme of 4:279 He w as followed by Corcoran n second and John Nelson n thrd Dave Thomas led off n the feld events wth a banner day, qualfyng n the trple jump for the OAC Conference meet jumpng 446" He also took frst n the long jump wth a 2(l7" jump Doug Smth, Mke llclme and Dae Graham earned Kenyons other frst places Smth n the javeln wth a throw of 459", Holme n the S80 fnshng n 2:06, followed by Mark Daloy, and Graham led lor frst n the hgh jump wth a leap of sx foot Ross Mller was fourth n the shotput, and Garth Rose took thrd place n the 20 hghs and the 440 yd ntermedates Yesterday, the men ran at Maretta, losng n a close meet As results were not avalable at press tme, the meet wll be revewed next week Page Seven Two Matches, Two Shutouts; Womens Tenns Sweeps Captal And Malone By KAREN STEVENSON The Womens tenns team scored 9 two 0 vctores ths past week, Saturday aganst Captal and yesterday aganst Malone on the North courts Although Coach Sandy Martn sad the Doubles Matches were "a bt shaky" yesterday, "overall we were just a much better team" Ths past Saturday the Lades took full advantage of the glorous sprng weather and soundly defeated Captal Unversty wth ther frst 9 0 score Boston Redscovered By JM RESLER n 490 BC, the legend goes, a Greek messenger named Phdppdes ran rom Marathon to Athens wth word that the Greek army had deleated the Persans "Rejoce, we conquer," he sad before droppng dead 2000 years later, the same tradton s repeated each thrd Monday ol every Aprl n a smlar madness otherwse known as the Boston Marathon What has evolved snce 897 when one John McDermott raced over, drt roads aganst local workers, mostly farmers and mlkmen, to wn the frst Boston Marathon s an event whch s n some ways larger than lfe Through 84 years Boston has remaned a peoples race, undaunted by the slck commercalsm of other athletc events Seven Olympc champons have at one tme or another tred to wn at Boston, but all seven have faled Leave t, then, to the lesser Adons typos: t s sad that Fred Lorenz, w ho n the 900 Olympc marathon stepped n a truck at the nneml e mark and rode to the fnsh as a joke whch offcals dd not fnd amusng, felt oblgated to redeem hmself and won at Boston n 90 More recent vctors nclude a dshwasher from Oregon named Jon Anderson w ho w on n 973, and Bll Rodgers, at the tme of hs frst trumph n 975 worked mantenance at a local hosptal t was also n 975 that Rodgers, n response to a queston of w hy he stopped all of fve tmes to drnk water, repled "f you dont stop, the cup wll spll, wont t?" n ths age of broodng superstars, such frankness s refreshng Boston, whle t s prsoner to the nevtable deluge of press coverage remans relatvely devod of complcaton Phdppdes was the frst Over the last fve years, Boston has grown from a Feld of 200, perhaps 20 of whch were world class runners, to a fgure approachng 9000 Whle the World Seres has room for nobody but the Regge Jacksons, Boston accepts a supportng cast of thousands, Collegan edtors not excluded Tm Hayes ran through the cold ran for 2:42 n last years event When ran there n 77 muscle spasms after 7 mles kept me from outrunnng Rodgers to the fnsh, as had planned t s approprate then that the majorty of the marathon not be run n Boston but through small towns such as Natck, Framngham, and Ashland whch le due west of the cty Each town looks smlar to the runners as they pass small stores and houses domnated of course by the enthusastc spectators who lne the road But after twenty mles, the runners perceptons begn to change the body has burned h t w f? W " " 3 whle Bll Rodgers s the best Wth Anne Allen on the frst poston, Sarah Swanson n second, Celeste Penney, thrd, Kathy Jameson playng fourth followed by Jenny Lancaster n ffth and Molly Debevose at sxth, all captured ndvdual vctores Followng ths mpressve show the women were well on ther way to a shut out gong nto the doubles competton Wth a 6 0 lead, the Kenyon pars, led by Anne Allen and Kathy Jameson, followed by Sarah Swanson and Celeste Penney, Jenny Lancaster and Martha Land, secured the shutout by emergng vctorous n all three matches he loam now sports a 4 3 record Ar ( v Y f up ts supply of glycogen and the legs begn to cramp But by then the crowds along Commonwealth Avenue are thck and the Fnsh lne, the Prudental Center on Boylston Street, looms omnously n the dstance Youve made t ths far, so by God, you wll fnsh Frank Shorter clams that the most vvd recollecton of hs Olympc trumph was not the gold medal, but the elaton of fnshng "My Gosh, weve made t," he muttered to runneru p Karl Lsmont For the thousands who have run Boston, nothng couta explan tne event so wen whch ncludes two close defeats at the hands of number one ranked Wooster and number two ranked OWU Coach Martn stll remans optmstc about the future of ths years team and s pleased wth the teams ablty to compensate for the loss of last years number one seed Bets Latner and the nexperence that can plague a young team Martn mantans hopes for ndvdual accomplshments at ths years state meet but overall team strength wll requre more experence Tomorrow and Saturday the Lades host Oberln and Oho Unversty, games startng at 3:30 on Frday and 0:00am on Saturday,, 5

9 H rage mgm r ",wve T " a 3" l t H,, w l V v, t Jordan confers honorary Doctor of Laws degree upon Kevn ODonnell, K47 Students, Award Recpents Honored At Annual Rte contnued from page one and the Jess Wllard Falkenstne Award for leadershp and ntegrty n athletcs Former Kenyon Coach Donald Whte was honored as the recpent of the Wllam A Long Award Ths award s gven to a member of the college communty who has made an outstandng contrbuton to developng and clarfyng the role of athletc play and competton n the lfe of the College Another major prze wnner was Jule Heldman, 80 She won the George Gund Award for the best essay llumnatng Amercan culture corecp ent She was also a of the Denham Sutclffe Memoral Award for excellence n the study of Englsh and Amercan Lterature, wth Jula corecpe nt, Hanson, and was a wth Mark Dunbar, of the George B Ogden Prze for the best essay submtted n competton n Englsh prose Terrell Snyder won przes from both the Englsh and Poltcal Scence Departments She won the Phlp Wolcott Tmberlake Memoral Prze for the best essays n the Englsh Department, and the John Chesnut Memoral Prze for outstandng work n the feld of poltcal scence Some of the other major award wnners were Becky Thoman, wnner of the Dors B Crozer Award for leadershp and responsblty n accordance wth the standards set by the women of the class of 974, and Hugh Scott and Kathy Pacun, wnners of the Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward Trophes for ther parts n the producton of "A Day n the Death of Joe Egg" John Stephen Bolhafner won the John Crowe Ransom Poetry Prze, Paul Cummns won the Humantaran Award, and Gal Daly, Scott Rogers, and Tm Glasser won the Senor Athlete of the Year Awards 530 Applcatons Receved contnued from page one ncrease n hgh school graduaton rates, and ncreased enrollment of lower ncome youth and mnortes However, as reported n the November Collegan, Kenyon has not been able to ncrease mnorty enrollment Those mnorty students who get accepted and are offered fnancal ad from Kenyon can often also get nto more attractve schools Other areas of ncreased enrollment nclude men and women ages enterng college, but Kushan feels A Fne Store n A Fne Town Downtown Mount Vernon HECKLER DRUG PHOTOGRAPHY DEPT YASHKA NKON DARKROOM SUPPLES & ACCESSORES that snce Kenyon s an solated and resdental college, people n ths age group would not be attracted here The ACE report s prelmnary and wll not be publshed untl June n spte of predctons about ncreasng or decreasng enrollment, the admssons offce reports that t wll mantan the student body at approxmately 450 people The number of buldngs, faculty members, and sze of the campus are best suted to a student body of ths sze Great for Mens & Womens Sportswear Complete Arrangements lor ARLNE STEAMSHP CRUSES MOTOR COACH & RAL TOURS HOTELS & RESORTS Kenyon Collegan mm" APrl 24, 9Sn Organzaton Funds Allocated By DUNCAN HOLCOMB Student Councl treasurer Bran Ranee and the Fnance Commttee have made prelmnary 9808 budget allocatons to the varous student organzatons The budget s stll subject to changes at a Student Councl appeals hearng on Sunday, but the form s bascally set When any club or organzaton submts a proposed budget to the Fnance Commttee, t s frst classfed as a specal nterest, prorty, or servce organzaton Specal nterests provde benefts for the members of the partcular group Servce groups are organzed for the beneft of others The seven prorty organzatons receve top consderaton They nclude Revelle, Collegan, Hka, Kenyon Flm Socety, Socal Board, Student Lectureshps, and WKCO The Fnance Commttee evaluates the budget of each organzaton, cuttng where feasble They then decde what percentage of ths budget wll be fnanced As a rule, specal nterest groups must match a 507o allocaton of funds by the Commttee, usually through dues, grants, and projects WKCO busness manager Jon Cohen s dspleased Hs proposed budget was handed a $4,745 slash "The Fnance Commttee s unable to apprecate the crtcal poston that WKCO s n," sad Cohen "We need S8000 at the very least n order to operate next year" Ths most recent problem comes at a very dffcult tme for the rado staton, whch s already faced wth a new government regulaton that requres WKCO to ether ncrease ts output to 00 watts, or move to a commercal band on the FM dal Ether alternatve would cost the rado staton a good deal of money Yet another aggreved organzaton s the Unon of Jewsh Students Last year the Fnance Commttee sad that UJS had to rase less than 50 of the $300 they proposed be allocated Ths year they asked for $798, and got a matchng promse of only $70 UJS presdent Mark Packer sad that, "Were now n a very, very serous bnd We have to rase about $000 just to get a rabb here for the hgh holdays The commttee doesnt seem to realze 02 that the UJS serves 0 of the students on campus" Ranee sad that the Unon of Jewsh Students revsed budget allocaton would not requre them to Bobl Chocolates n Tovn THE SWEET SHOPPE 7 West Vne Mt Vernon Also Avalable n The Bookstore Tra Travel Aoencv DOMfSTC & WORLD AUf SERVCE AUTO RENTALS TRAVELERS CHECKS US & FOREGN TRAVEL NSURANCE FOREGN CURRENCY AMTRAK Tckets rase much more than 50 of the amount needed to operate next year He also sad that the cuts n the WK CO budget would not hnder ts SPECAL NTEREST ORGANZATONS Debate Unon Water Polo Club Free Flm Festval Assoc for Cultural Exchange Bedrock Vegetaran Club Harcourt Club Salng Club Martal Arts Club Poetry Socety Chasers Musc Club Black Student Unon Womens Soccer Ceramc Arts Studo Clmbng Club Smulaton Games Socety Folklore Socety Womens Center Flyng Club Hockey Club Parallel Lnes French Club Hannah More Socety Kenyon Symposum Senor Advsory Socety Mens Volleyball Ultmate Frsbee Unon of Jewsh Students Owl Creek Sngers Equestran Club Poltcal Scence Club Easy Wnners Rugby Club SERVC E ORGANZATONS Kenyon Youth Orgazaton New Hope Volunteers Frends of Mentally Retarded PRORTY ORGANZATONS Revelle Hka Collegan WKCO Socal Board Student Lectureshps Kenyon Flm Socety V SUMMARY TOTAL Contngency Restrcted Assets Captal Expendtures Specal nterest Organzatons Servce Organzatons Prorty Organzatons Specal Projects Commttee TOTAL FEE ALLOCATED SANTA CR(J MPORTS nnpraton hecanse thev ar ou ucrn areas such as record purchasng 0r may be covered n the captal ex pendtures fund Request A"oeat0n 64820,68900,47500, ,3050,2752 2, , , ,22700, , ,3525 3, , ,8400 6,5000 NA 7, , , , ,8275 3, , , , , ,97800, , , ,34369,00000 S9OOO00 orm (0 dscount for Kenyon students) S Man PUBLC SQUARE MT VERNON OH SO YOU NEVER HAVE TO TRAVEL ALONE Esprt s Sweet Baby Jane Hose Hps Jasmne Teas Cecly Bombacha Esprt s Chemse Plan Jane, n Good Hands Esprt De Corp mon sat oo5 o