Kenyon Collegian - December 8, 1967

Transcription

1 Digital Kenyon: Reseach, Scholaship, and Ceative Exchange The Kenyon Collegian Achives Kenyon Collegian Decembe 8, 967 Follow this and additional woks at: Recommended Citation "Kenyon Collegian Decembe 8, 967" (967) The Kenyon Collegian This News Aticle is bought to you fo fee and open access by the Achives at Digital Kenyon: Reseach, Scholaship, and Ceative Exchange t has been accepted fo inclusion in The Kenyon Collegian by an authoized administato of Digital Kenyon: Reseach, Scholaship, and Ceative Exchange Fo moe infomation, please contact noltj@kenyonedu

2 i REPORT ON JAPANESE ROTS fm See Page Thee etipit See y Li baky V Uttll 967 PEARL HARBOR DAY Page Thee Vol XCV Kenyon College, Gambie, Ohio, Decembe 8, 967 No Tuesday Assembly Featues Contovesy Kenyon students wee teated to a ae show of news and contovesy in Tuesday's "foum" type assembly Faculty Scoes Hous Poposal (Edito's Note: The Collegian will cay a compehensive aticle next week suveying opinions on aspects of the women's hous question) The Kenyon faculty esolved Monday to suppot Dean Thomas J Edwads' opposition to Senate's poposed legislation on women's hous ncluded in the action was suppot fo the Dean's intention to ask' Pesident Lund to veto the legislation if Senate appoves it Tuesday Senate Chaiman Richad F Hettlinge agued in favo of the Senate poposals He spoke against the theefold Faculty Council aguments against the legislation The Council position basically state inceased hous would decease pivacy unnecessaily, that they would hampe study, and that they would hampe ule legislation fo the women's college Seveal faculty membes expessed feas that women's hous wee escalating annually, and wee unsue futhe extensions might be asked next yea Hettlinge pointed out the poposals epesent what students actually want, and ae not bagaining ploys New Seating Policy Discussed by Mose nonesev ed Athletic Diecto Phil Mose spoke at some length with Student Council on the new basketball seating aangement Monday night Mose descibed the new pogam as a sevice to students, faculty and fiends of the college in the Gambie aea He pointed out that students' geneal fee still coves sion to games, which admis includes most of the seating in the house Mose quickly said the eseved section does not include the entie cente of the bleaches, but only 00 seats out of that section which have been sold as season eseved seats He epoted thee will be no individual game eseved seats fo the time being because the 00 esevations wee bought up on a season basis He said anothe 50 places might be set off late in the season "The faculty and the students ae numbe one," the coach said, "but the people aound Gambie ae pat of the community too, and we owe something to them as well" The basketball team is geat public elations he obseved Mose said students will have no poblem finding adequate seating fo games this season The See MORSE, Page 4 Foemost in the contovesy was the bleeding issue of Campus Senate's woman's hous evision Dean Edwads epoted that afte much delibeation the Senate had passed the evision, but that it had been voted down Monday by the faculty The faculty caies no diect veto powe, but thei expessed discontent was expected to move Pesident Lund to veto the bill Senate would have a week to evise the bill, etact it, o expose it to the possibility of a pesidential veto Student Senato Chuck Kenic k questioned the lack of oppotunity fo meaningful contact between the ideas of students and the ideas of faculty membes on the issue Povost Buce Haywood answeed in pat that the possibility of sending student spokesmen to the faculty meeting had been consideed, but the paticipation in faculty meetings by visitos was discouaged by both the and byla ws the independent attitude of the faculty Concening a poblem which may ultimately assume a fa geate impotance, Haywood commented that pesent tends in Congess indicate that Fedeal Housing and Uban Development funds, which the college hopes to use twothi ds fo of the fist stage of expansion, may be tempoaily fozen at the time when Kenyon applies fo them n contast to the gloomy political scene, howeve, ae the successful ealy etuns of the funds dive, which has aised $250,000 aleady in Knox county alone A delay in the availability of HUD funds may set the founding of the Woman's college back to 9707 The Povost also commented upon the failue of the poposed MA with an exta yea aboad plan to gain the blessings of the accediting agency The poblem ests in the fact that Kenyon pose e ASSEMBLY, Page 6 Geene Pastues Saga Bill The end of this semeste will be the date fo depatue of Saga Bill Boye, 2V2 yea vetean of the Kenyon culinay scene Boye will head fo geen pastues elsewhee at Hope College, v ( V t J, m i mi u Fund Dive Fist Million hi G B SHAW'S Don Juan descends thee Bexley Move Gets Final OK by Boad Tustees of Kenyon College, meeting in Cleveland in special session, have given final ageement to a poposal to sepaate Bexley Hall fom Kenyon's undegaduate depatment Next summe Bexley will move to New Yok State to become an affiliate of Colgate Rocheste Divinity School Kenyon's boad voted unanimously fo the sepaation afte eceiving the epots of an ad hoc committee on Bexley's futue and of an advisoy committee which has been studying the ole of Bexley Hall within the lage famewok of the ecumenical movement Chaiman of the latte goup was Cate Kissell of MidlandRos s Cop in Cleveland Both committees pointed out the need fo a close union between taditional academic disciplines and the actual wok of Heads fo Hope Eatey Michigan, whee Saga has ecently displaced a leading ival food sevice Hope, a coed college with 600 enollment, pomises new and diffeent challenges fo Saga Bill Joe Fance RNG OUT THE OLD Saga Bill takes a last look aound the Old Line as Dick Kinley pepaes to lake ove Dick will un Saga with a ookie assistant fom Loain Ohio next semeste to Kenyon Joe Fance Fo eview, see page the ministy Seminaians need access to the uban envionment in which 95 pe cent will wok, and the divinity school isolated in a ual aea is moe appopiate to the Anglican Chuch of 200 yeas ago than to pesentda y Ameica Colgate Rocheste, as Bexley's planning committee notes, "is an academically and administatively supeio seminay" which has a poductive elationship with the Univesity of Rocheste, and is "located in an adequately lage city offeing the nomal vaiety of uban activities and poblems" A futhe advantage is that it is emote fom the "seminaysatuate d Atlantic Coast" and close enough to Ohio to secue inteest and suppot fom that" state The sepaation of the two schools involves a tansfe of assets in excess of a million and a half dollas New manage of the Kenyon Saga system will be Dick Kinley, cuently numbe two man hee Saga Dick commented that ha "hopes it uns as smooth as it did unde Bill" Bill, a five yea Saga man, will be taking ove the Hope eatey in midsteam, as the College did not expect the ival food sevice to last the yea He obseved that it is a good thing to take ove at midyea because all the accounts ae olling, waites know what they ae doing, and eveything is just much bette oganized geneally The Hope system spots two dining halls unde two sepaate oofs Bill admits coodination will be a poblem, and said "things will be hade, thee's no question" Saga Bill said he leaves KenSe e SAGA, Page 6 Hits Mak by Geg Lenske Having passed the fist $,000,000 milestone, thee is an ai of confidence lingeing in headquates of the Capital Gifts colleg Campaign William Pince, ebased adviso to the Campaign, was happy to epot that all indications point to fulfillment of the June 30, 968 taget date fo the campaign's $3,000,000 goal and pobably in plenty of time He ests his confidence on the committee wok being planned and executed locally and nationally though alumni, fiends, notables, and can claim, as of Novembe 30, $,044,46 in commitments Although this epesents an incease ove advance tustee gifts of less than $200,000 duing the fist ;vital month of the campaign, Pince obviously feels that the tempo will pick up and that monthly incease will consideably gow as the Campaign speads fom Knox County thoughout Ohio and into alumnilade n suounding states Pince felt paticulaly gatified by the wok being done locally and estimated that $76,000 has aleady been aised in the Knox" County, patially, if not totally, though the effots of the Mount Venon based Special Gifts Committee J Godon Bone, chaiman of this committee, has enlisted the help of noted local See CAMPAGN, Page 6 GambieMusicBuffs Join fo Full Concet Advent music will be featued in the taditional concet by Kenyon's musical oganizations to be held at 8 pm, Sunday in the Chuch of the Holy Spiit Paticipating goups will be the Chapel Choi, the Kenyon Singes, the Mixed Choi, and the Sting Ensemble, as well as the Knox County Symphony Ochesta Kenyon Singes will pesent the ish Caol "The Holly and the vy" and "Two Kings," by Joseph Clokey; and the Chapel Choi, "Paise the Lod," by Richad Stak, "Make We Joy," a fifteenthcentu y caol, and "O Magnum Mysteium," by Jacob Handl The Mixed Choi, plus the Sting Ensemble, will pefom "Psalm 7," by Claudio Montevedi, and "Song of the Bith of Ou Lod Jesus Chist," by MacAntoi ne Chapentie; the Knox County Symphony, "phigenia Ovetue," by C W Gluck The Women's Choi will do "Come Thou of Man the Saviou," (J S Bach), and the Chambe Choi Jean Mouton's "Noe, Noe, Noe, Psallite Noe" The Kenyon Singes and the Chapel Choi will combine fo "Fanfae fo Chistmas Day," by Matin Shaw, and the spiitual "May Had a Baby" Some of the selections will featue soloists and vocal ensembles The concet is fee and open to the public

3 Page 2 THE KENYON COLLEG A N Decembe 8, 9S7 Mixed Reaction mm fje enpott Collegian Lettes Baoque Goup Plays A Weekly Jounal of Student Opinion Box 308 Gambie, Ohio Fo Edilo David W Hoste Special Contibuto Associate Edito Anthony Lo Bello John Smyth Foeign Coespondents: Managing Edito Tom Lifson Bob Bouchowitz James Fine Featues Edito Robet Galand Photogaphic Staff Spots Edito Head, Steven Willne Richad Gelfond Joe Fance Copy Editos: Tom Au Bill Taggat Andew Begman Phil Rizzo Contibuting Editos: Jonathan Battle, Jeffey Fishe, Atu Kosiakowski, Lay Glass, Bob Stong, Andy Moffit, Richad Bean Staff: MacNama Robet Maclntye, a, Chales Veal, Robet Stange Richad Baeh, Steve Silbe, Matt Kaplan, Richad Alpe, Stephen Chisty, Gay Rosenthal, Geg Lenske, Haold Levy, Michael Venus, Paul Douglas, Cis Calhoun, Chuck Kenick, Tom Baley, Ron Smith, Jim Nodbeg, Robet Andews, David Robinson, Dave Balfou Comptolles Advetising Lay Stuat Meill O Buns Joseph L Laviei Ciculation Cal E Olsson Business Dan Gum Adviso Godon Johnson "Geneal Heshey and his punitive, abitay, and achaic pactices will have to be got id of" The New Republic Phones Again Ove the yeas the Mt Venon Phone Company has built a eputation in Gambie that is hadly enviable Thanks to an amazing combination of missing opeatos, wecked equipment and busy signals, the phone company has become one of the most deided aspects of the All Ameica City The Collegian has citicized the phone company editoially befoe, and thee is no need to catalogue the now familia list of complaints once again Howeve, we want to point out that thee does now seem to be a ay of hope A few people hee ae awae that the Mt Venon company, fomely opeated by an infamous Lima, Ohio, outfit, has been bought out by United Utilities, nc, a telephone system compaable in its national scope and its sevice to BelL We met Tuesday with epesentatives of United, Geoge Tanne and Ed W Lockidge, who pomised eal action in staightening out the Gambie system Effots have been undetaken in the six months since United took ove to suvey taffic pattens and epai lead times, two of the majo hitches with the system as it has opeated The taffic patten suvey would pesumably indicate how many tunk lines ae needed out of Gambie so that it will be possible to each a numbe o opeato thee, and it would also indicate how many opeatos ae needed and at what times to meet the unusual demands of the Kenyon maket The company also is boosting its manpowe, tying at this time to get moe qualified people fo telephone sevice and opeato posts f these, and othe efoms, ae caied though Lockidge and Tanne pomise Gambie will have telephone sevice compaable to that endeed by Bell We have to admit to a cetain amount of cynicism deiving fom ou expeience with Venon phones in the past Howeve, this is a new company, and we ae willing to say it deseves a chance to clean things up Judging fom the amount of distance they have to go, they cetainly have ou sympathy What we uge the Kenyon community to do is this Lockidge and Tanne indicated a vey eal inteest in exactly whee the poblems lie n the discussion, we outlined geneal aeas with suppoting specifics, but did not go into geat detail We would hope students, and whoeve else has phone toubles, would as patiently as possible epot it to the company, instead of just compaining about it, and be patient United has inheited a nightmae, and we feel they should have a chance to make something of it Fo Quality and Sevice in PRNTNG See DWH MANUFACTURNG PRNTERS CO 82 0 N Main, Ohio Pat LaFeve Dick LaFeve '50 EDTORAL LETTER POLCY the Col Due to limited space, legian finds it necessay to ask that all futue lettes to the edito be limited lo 300 wods Deadline fo lettes fo any Thusday issue is the pevious Monday Exceptions to these two policies should be discussed with the edito no late than Sunday befoe the issue is To the Edito: Feshmen would like to take issue with you editoial, The Feshman Poblem, that appeaed in the Novembe 30 issue of the Collegian Fist, object to the title pesuppos es which a conclusion and, in effect, ceates a poblem whee in fact thee is none, o at least none that is substantiated by anything but opinion Let me summaize you points You state that feshmen domitoies ae sepaated fom the vital centes of activity on campus, theeby etading the assimilation of feshmen into the community You suggest that this is a main eason fo feshmen disillusionment with Kenyon Finally, you obseve that uppeclassm en dominate oganizations making a feshman's paticipation in them peipheal have no quael with you obsevations What object to is the conclusions you daw fom them Looking back to my feshse e FRESHMAN, Page 6 To Attendance the Edito: This lette is in effect a poposal to the faculty and student body of Kenyon College The matte would like to bing unde consideation is the elimination of the class attendance equiement t seems to me that thee is absolutely no eason fo such a equiement othe than the fact that the administation wants it so, and even this becomes a matte fo seious scutiny The function of a college o univesity, whethe public o pivate, is to povide a sevice, that of offeing the student an oppotunity to educate himself (He cannot be taught anything if he has no desie to lean This emphasizes the idea that the school does not educate the student but meely seves as an instument fo his selfeducatio n) Thus the esponsibility of the student's education ests entiely with him He should not be foced to attend classes which he does not feel futhe said pupose f a student feels he can bette his education by not attending cetain classes, it is absud to foce him to do so This meely ceates animosity o indiffeence t might be agued that the student should not take couses in which he has no inteest and has no desie to attend But thee is also a couse equiement fo a specific majo, which must evidently be followed if one wishes to eceive a degee of any sot Again, it might be agued that the student was awae of the ules of the college befoe he became a membe, and if said ules do not agee with him, it is most easy to leave This is begging the question The point is that the college ought to confom to the See ATTENDANCE, 6 Philo Audiences by Anthony LoBello This semeste's ecital by the Baoque Chambe Ensemble con sisted of a vaiety of selections fom Handel, J S Bach, and Fasch The fist selection, Handel's Sonata in C majo fo ecode and continuo, opus no 7, was not a vey moving piece, though its fouth movement was exhiliatin g and the last allego had a To the Edito: Apathy have often wondeed if the students at Kenyon ae awae that thee is a wa in Asia, a cisis in the Middle East, o an election yea coming in ou county? think not The main concens seemingly ae the question of women's hous Office Cass's new adio, and the excitement of a cap gun fight in Middle Kenyon s this the school known as the Havad, the Bown, o the midwes Williams of the t? s this the intellectual haven of cental Ohio o just the fome home of Paul Neuman (sic)? Kenyon must ask itself these questions As a fome student can now see that Kenyon is an extemely poo example of an intellectual institution Now as a student at Boston Univesity, am able to see the phenomenal diffeence in intellectual atmos phees At Boston the issues of the day constantly come into play in the eadings and discussions The faculty elates what we ae leaning to the hee and now At Kenyon this type of awaeness was unhead of, the only concen was fo the events of Gambie Couses wee taught fom the texts and any mention of the mateial's elation to cuent events was vey limited How can one lean to be a leade of the futue if what he leans is not helping him to undestand the pesent? t is almost like etuning to the classical education which was meely meant to discipline, not to ceate thinking minds t neve ceases to amaze me how one could teach a couse on contempoay Euopean govenments without egad fo cuent events Yet this was the case at Kenyon The faculty except fo seveal bave souls last Sping, efuse to voice opinions on events which will affect not only themselves but thei students What o who ae they afaid of? s the feedom of education gone in bucolic Gambie? The fault is not to est entiely on the shouldes of the faculty The students must also ealize that it is thei duty to stive fo the intellectual awaeness that Kenyon must have to insue that its gaduates have the ability to cope with the poblem outside Gambie laugh when think back on how the students who demonstated against the wa wee egaded as feaks o hippy monstes Why should these people who feel stongly about things besides women's hous, dinking ules, o fatenity ush pocedue be condemned and made subject to idicule? s this all college means to you? College is the time when you embak on the final stages of fomal education and pepae to ente the wold f you ae unawae of what goes on about you, how can you possibly deal with it? Kenyon must lose its apathetic natue, it must begin to See APATHY, Page 6 distinctive theme Unfotunately, the ecode was often downed out by the continuo, its lowe tones often inaudible The second piece, Bach's cantata no 52, was unhappily not the best selection of the aftenoon The adagio intoduction was confusingly endeed; the bass aia and ecitative had only a few spaks of life, with the violin accompaniment to the fome not coodinated popely The viola wecked havoc in the sopano aia, which was not extemely inspiing in itself, as it was punctuated by fequent shieks The deft pefomance of M Taylo in the endition of the anonymous masqued dances that followed povided by fa the most excellent and entetaining potion of the concet Bach's Sonata in B Mino fo flute and continuo, BWV 030, followed the intemission The faste potions caused the flutenis t temendous poblems, which he found no solution The second movement, lago e dolce, had too much lago and not enough dolce, wheeas the last movement was played allego lugubioso The last enty of the aftenoon, Fasch's Sonata in B flat majo fo ecode, flute, violin and continuo was a delightful piece, and the best of the sonatas and cantatas pefomed The countepoint came though clealy and successfully, the exact opposite of what happened in the adagio of the cantata The geneal eaction to the ecital seemed to be gatefulness fo a delightful aftenoon that might have been a little bette had thee been a little moe pactice Retaction Last week, the Collegian epoted Ginnell College ecently abolished women's hous At that time, the Collegian was not awae that the tem "women's hous" has a substantially diffeent meaning at Ginnell than it does at Kenyon Ginnell is efeing only to the hous women must be in thei own esidence halls at night, and women ae not, in fact, pemitted in men's domitoies at all The Collegian apologizes to its eades fo accidentally misleading them on this impotant Admissions The admissions office will wite a lette of intoduction fo any student desiing to contact his, o any seconday school ove the Chistmas vacation Students desiing to paticipate in the pogam should contact the admissions office in Ransom Hall as soon as possible Numeous admission inquiies have been eceived fom all aeas of the county, and a pesonal call fom a cuent student would be a geat help to the admissions office TYPNG MRS RAY MKLOS 006 E Oak Mt Venon Cutis Hotel Babe Shop South Gay St, Ohio

4 Decembe 8, 967 M it Toent of Wods Maks 'Don Juan' by Richad Alpe The chapel pefomance of "Don Juan in Hell" was lively and exhausting Diecto Chis Connell woked had in binging Shaw's "talkathon" to life Howeve, colo and movement povide scace elief fom the toent of wods The actos leaned the lines and cues competently But thee is a casualness and lack of pojection in thei chaacteization Pehaps a moe thoough, studious analysis of chaacte would have bought a genuine undestanding of each ole The oles ae indeed difficult Shaw does not give his people distinct and complex pesonalities They ae athe Shavian mouthpieces with manneisms adapted to thei oles Fo the diecto, then, it becomes difficult to give these chaactes individual life Costuming, physical movement, and facial and oal expession ae his only tools Since Shaw does not leave much to wok with chaacte wise the diecto has done an admiable job giving the fou sepaate identities Bob Altman is a petty good Don Juan He comes acoss as debonai, eloquent, and aistocati c; one who has tasted all of life and is unenthused This is coect, think, but boedom and aloofness penetate even his philosophy Fo one who has developed such a compehensive and oiginal view of life, Don Juan does not speak with much conviction He attles off some petty explosive thoughts in an uninspied fashion Bob is effective as a skillfull, detached efute n the long speeches, he studiously avoids doning, but tends to speed up The entances wee cisp and showed a sensitivity to the othe chaactes Geg Lenske, as the Devil, is good Geg's potayal is accuate to Shaw's intentions He is convincingly snide, insecue and gauche He assumes a nasal, defensive speaking voice The fasttalki ng devil is suffeing fom centuies of eathly The Accent House Contempoa y Accessoies fo Moden Living 405 Noth Main selfvindicatio n abuse and seeks He has eaffimed his own values and hopefully awaits convets to his selfstyle d paadise Thee ae moments of unsueness when Geg wants to slip into the conventional, fiebeathing devil, but these do not detact fom the oveall impession Shaw's Dona Ana is an intelligent, attentive listene with insubstantial lines Because she epesents conventional moal views, she is suposed to link the audience to the debate But it doesn't happen The Dona feigns ignoance of the hash ealities the devil and Don Juan discuss With such a ole, he lines ae echoes of aleadyestablishe d points They give the audience a espite, a chance to digest the debate Although Madene Stome (as fastflyi ng Dona Ana) did not bing vitality o ichness to the chaacte, she was See DON JUAN, Page 6 A Day of nfamy THE KENYON COLLEGAN Page 3 The Oiental Vesion Jap Riot Plottes Second to None by Tom Lifson "7 Collegian Foeign Coespondent Nation Sleeping in Peal Attack by Stephen William's Flowe Shoo 4 South Main Steet Telephones: , Flowes Chisty Sunday, Decembe 7th, 94, seemed just like any othe day in that wa The theehund ed page New Yok Times spoted Hiohito's pictue on the font page, next to a headline: "Roosevelt Appeals To Hiohito Afte New Theat n Gemans Tapped At Taganog," be ndochin a; low which an "Heavy Concentations Of Japanese n ndochin a alone An inteesting aticle appeaed fathe down the page: "Navy s Supeio to Any, Says Knox" The Secetay had commented: : " am poud to epot that on any compaable basis, the United States Navy is second to none" And at Kenyon, if you looked had enough you could still pobably find a copy of Fiday's Collegian This week's AP special was "Conell Quells Wa Restlessness," in which that univesity poposed "student guidance and counseling, with emphasis on health and eceation," to calm thei campus College authoities have been concened with the disputing effects of the wold situation, not only on enollments but also on the moale of students pusuing thei nomal couses Othe than that aticle (and maybe the conspicuous ad to "Send The Collegian Home fo all occasions SelfGovenments" TOKYO, Japan, This yea, Tokyo ntenational Aipot has been the scene of two majo student iots, which have left one dead and hundeds of police and students injued Both have been extensively coveed by the pess (including live television) because they wee planned in advance of thei occuence Basically, these skimishes wee attempts to physically pevent, not just potest, the depatue of Japan's Pime Ministe fo tips to Vietnam and the US The students involved wee nealy all membes of the "Zengakuen " o "Fedeation of Student of Japanese Univesities On pape, the National Zengakue n esembles the US National Student Association But in eality, the Zengakuen is a national oganization fo the pupose of politically oganizing adical students At nealy evey univesity in Japan, the local student govenment has been taken ove by adical leftist students, who ae often suppoted, oganizationally and financially, by the Japan Communist Paty Also impotant ae the so called "pofessional students," who take no classes so as to devote all thei time to political oganization That student govenments ae nealy eveywhee in the hands of political adicals is testimony to two chaacteistics of the Japanese univesity student: apathy towads pesonal paticipation in $00") might easily have been today's o any othe: the lead aticle complained of the food and a quip column noted that "Psi U has at last lost the window beaking contest" and The Dean needs a new pai of shoes, and the Betas ae liable to foot the bill The eason: Thee was so much boken glass in the hallways of the Beta Division last Fiday night that by the time the Dean had eached the penthouse fom the fist floo his shoes wee moe o less all shoestings Kenyon enjoyed a last peaceful Sunday aftenoon, while 4000 miles away the Japanese destoyed Peal Habo Almost gudgingly, the New Yok Times" ceded anothe fullpag e headline: Japan Was On US And Bitain; Makes Sudden Attack On Hawaii; Heavy Fighting s Repoted and the Collegian announced: "Secluded College Heas Of Wa: Task s ntellectual" The aticle began: On last Sunday, when wa came to the United States, it TROUSERS 3 fo $69 (with this coupon) 860 Savings Swanson Mount Cleanes Venon Shopping Plaza iwvwwwwwvw?:w lit,: VO C7 H P (7, p Al 0 ACTVSTS CAMPUS at Waseda vaiety of cultues selfgovenm ent, nts and hostility towads univesity administations, whom they can spite by selfgovenme electing adical The Zengakuen is by no means an ideologically unified goup t is made up of many factions, who hate each othe as much as they hate the status quo The moe consevative Zenkaguen factions adhee to the Japanese Commu nist paty (porussia n) doctine, while the moe adical ones ae somewhee out beyond Chaiman Mao t is, howeve, the moe "modeate" "Thee Faction Alliance" of the Zengakuen which is politically most poweful, and came to Kenyon Kenyon is a county school t is a matte of miles to the neaest impotant highway t is hidden in hills and woods Pactically speaking, its students ae isolated But Kenyon men felt indeed that they wee pat of the nation last Sunday aftenoon To us this statement may appea too positive, too simple a poduct of amateu jounalism, but it eally expessed all that was necessay to be said about that Sunday At last the tension, the endless wondeing was ove The job was now clea, as Alumni Secetay Bown pointed out, "to win the wa and late to 'win the peace' " Many students, howeve, soon found themselves with a diffeent job in the wa effot than they had hoped fo: that of staying at college The editoial noted: The solution will not be mass enlistment Ohio Wesleyan men gave it seious consideation, but that is the diffeence between Kenyon and Ohio Wesleyan The task now is to continue ou college education Neve befoe has it looked so valuable Two ecent gaduates, studying in Hawaii, late sent the Collegian a epot of that Sunday The students left beakfast in a huy to step outside and see the show When we joined See ATTACK, Page 6 Welcome To Ringwalt's Men's Shop Downtown st Floo Univesity Japan featues a which has been behind the ecent iots Why do the Zengakuen students choose iots instead of othe means of wielding powe? A) Riots seem to wok and influence govenment policy, and B) They have gotten away with ioting in the past t must be admitted that in Japan thee ae vey few ways that a student has available to him to influence govenmental policy Gass oots political action won't wok, because, beneath its democatic venee, Japan is a place whee people ae used to being diected by the govenment, not diecting it themselves The uling Libeal Democats (actually consevative) Paty has a seemingly pemanent majoity This is not so much because it is popula, but because, fo most people, it is the govenment Thee is absolutely no tadition of open debate ove public policy ndeed, the idea of aiving at the solution to a poblem by listening to all sides of an issue and then evaluating is alien to the Japanese political tadition Fo students to ty to challenge govenment policy by agument would be entiely futile The only weapon they ae left with is physical violence fo the pupose of intimidation But why ae students allowed to oganize violent demonstations? Fo one thing, univesity campuses ae off limits to police by tadition and by law f seveal thousand students choose to mass on a univesity campus pio to a demonstation, the police cannot dispese them until they leave the campus Anothe eason is that the Japanese govenment has a past histoy of exteme political epession, and is theefoe eluctant to suppess any political activity until it becomes violent t is quite legal to plan mayhem in Japan Only afte the fact does it become a cime The govenment is also afaid of touching off moe iots if they attempt to contol smalle (unde 5,000, say) demonstations This is because they ealize that the mass of students is so alienatse e ROTS, Page 6 Dine at Doothy's Bee Sandwiches Open 8 am to :45 p)m Monday Satuday

5 Page 4 Big Westling mpovement by Dave Balfou The Kenyon westling team taveled to Delawae Wednesday to meet Ohio Wesleyan in its fist match of the winte season Unde new Coach John Dulske, this should mak the beginning of a big impovement on the mats ove last yea Cocaptains Gay Nave and Rich Geise will lead the Lods this winte Nave, undefeated though most of last season as a junio, should be one of the bette westles in the confeence this winte Geise, out with mononucleosis most of last season, should be a geat help this season Also John Fiis, Mikkelsen victoious in his fist five patches last yea, should do just as well this time aound Battling fo the job at the 5 lb division should be veteans Geoge Johnston, Tom Abeant, Mak Smith and newcome Bob Gladstone Westling at 23 and 30 will pobably be Doug Vogele and Andy Hill Veteans at 37 ae Mikkels en and Bay Buckhadt At 45 ae Geise and newcomes Dave Taylo and Dale Eiseman Gay Nave and an especially good feshman Fed Llewellyn will be holding down the 52 and 60 divisions espectively Vetean Jim Keissey and anothe good feshman Rick Davenpot ae eady at 67 Vetean Ed Lentz and Rick Yode will westle at 77 with Jim Schneide a swingman eithe hee o at a spot that badly needs help, the 9 lb division Back at heavyweight is senio letteman Ed Gaines The addition of Geise, along with the two stong feshmen Davenpot and Llewellyn, whom wins ae expected of this season, all add up to a much impoved club Geise especially looks stonge this yea than he has in past seasons and Ed Gaines has also looked bette Wesleyan and Wooste, the Lods' fist two matches will pobably be the oughest, but then the schedule looks moe favoable to the Lods The fact that Coach Dulske is a vey had conditione is a plus even befoe the Lods meet Wesleyan Spiit is good, a much bigge squad and the big hope that the Lods will not have to fofeit any weight divisions definitely do make westling pospects bighte this season The Lods definitely should have a successful season this winte, but to do this they must not lose men though injuies and above all Mose Continued fom Page main bleache section has about,000 places, and tempoay seating on both ends of the cout will bing the capacity to about 600 Of these, "thee ae no bad seats in the house," Mose said, except possibly fo those behind the backboad in endcout He said student attendance would un no highe than 80 pe cent at any The Restauant Alcove Cocktails K V THE KENYON COLLEG A N Decembe 8, 967 i j Kit Maty dives against Wilmington defende Wilmington Victimized n Basketball Opene by Ron Smith Kenyon put on an even geate scoing display than against Capital in Tuesday's victoy ove Wilmington The outcome was neve in doubt as the Lods efficiently an ove and though the Quake defendes to scoe at will They opened up a fouteen point lead in the fist five minutes and an it to 39 5 at the tenminu te mak Coach Haison lifted the states with 623 two minutes left and a 4 count on the boad The second half opened with the Kenyon juggenaut piling up a 9 steak to incease the tally 4 to The egulas left the game fo good with ten minutes showing Eveyone saw action as fouteen playes boke into the scoing column A Roesky fielde in the closing minute pushed the team to an allti me scoing high John Rinka again led the scoing paade with 35 points in the time he was in John Dunlop added 8 and Dick Fox and Lay Finsto m also had fine offensive nights The defense looked shap and the Lods capitalized on the beaks as the Wilmington fast game, and thee would be moe than enough seats fo eveybody "But with lage numbes of people, you have to oganize somewhat," Mose pointed out And fo such a sevice, howeve small, you have to chage, he added Seveal students questioned communciati on Mose on the poblem of with students on the matte Some councilmen pointed out that most students wee not awae that they could puchase eseved seats, and othe said student opinion uns shaply against such a change, and suggested Mose should have consulted that opinion befoe making the change Mose said notices had been witten and posted, and copies put in Peice Hall He apologized fo thei failue to make an impession on students, and added that he will talk with students at any time One councilman questioned the wisdom of making a lage appopiation fo the football team Mose eplied that if the pogam cost ten times as much as the v V""l V,S tiff,, oe j Fance beak litteed the floo with eos A sobeing note came in the second half as cente Kit Maty hit the deck while making a defensive play He was vey slow getting up and seemed goggy but left the game unde his own powe Hopefully the injuy is a mino one The loss of Kit would seveely handicap the Lods this weekend The team had an excellent night and sent the outclassed visitos home with a lesson in good basketball t was gatifying to see the playes pass up easy baskets to feed teammates fo scoes Good, too, was the chance fo the feshmen to see vasity action and get thei fist scoes The JV's, by the way, took a 777 decision ove the men in geen t looks as though the Lods ae well tuned fo Satuday's clash with BaldwinWallac e f Maty is all ight and Pamelee has no soeness fom a twisted knee, the team will be at full stength fo this game, which could be peview of a decisive postseaso n tounament test councilman estimated, it would be woth it "Fo the men who play it, and get out thee in the dit and give eveything they have fo a cause, it's woth it," he said "They'll do the same thing when they get out into life, and the olde you get the moe you ealize it doesn't all come out of a book" CountyWid e FRSTKNO X NATONAL BANK Public Squae Banking Danville Centebug Fedeicktown Lods on Top n OAC Relays by Tom Baley The pospects of Kenyon coming out on top in the OAC Relays, last Satuday, looked dim Denison had tuned in the best time tials and Wittenbeg's times had also looked excellent in the pelims Denison, because of thei tials had the bette lanes, and was the natual favoite Howeve, the Lods supisingly, as they did last yea in the elays, splashed to an unequivocal win The final totals showed them 9 points ahead of 2nd place Wittenbeg The Lods won fou of the nine events, placed second in thee of them, and took two thids ndividual pefomances, leading to winning team effots, wee supeme The OAC Relays isn't a meet with the usual type of events, in fact, some of the events ae found only in the Relays, and at no othe time duing the season The fist ace was the 400 yad feestyle elay, which Kenyon won handily on the pefomances of Howad, Cowen, Ruttan, and Witne The winning magin was almost thee seconds The 500 yad feestyle elay didn't even seem to pesent a challenge to Al Goss, Lay Witne, Bill Howad, and Pete Cowen They easily won by 3 seconds Witne, Kolle, and Hutchinson all tuned in fine pefomances in the 300 yad ndividual Medley Relay, naowly defeating Wittenbeg (2nd), Obelin (3d), & Denison (4th) Thee wasn't much diffeence in the fou times The close win in the 400 yad Medley elay was quite simila, with the Lods baely defeating Obelin (2nd) and Wittenbeg (3d) ' "7 John Rinka lays it in Compliments of Peoples Bank Membe of FDC of Gambie Bancod Shoe Repai Soling and Heeling 37 Public Squae Kenyon placed second in the 300 yad backstoke elay, which is known to be one of thei few weak points, second in the 200 yad Medley elay, and second in the diving n the 200 yad feestyle the Lods took thid behind supising opposition fom Ohio Wesleyan (st) and Denison (2nd) They also took thid in the 400 yad beaststokebuttefl y elay, behind Wittenbeg and Ohio Wesleyan Oveall, Kenyon's individual pefomances wee vey gatifying Feshman Doug Neff looked good in his fist college meet The effots put in by Doug Hutchinson and Dan Hale, afte thei absences fom pactice because of sickness, wee temendous Kolle and Kalmbach came though in AllAmeic an thei style with good times Bill Howad, Pete Cowen, Kal Ruttan, and Al Goss all showed a geat deal of impovement ove last yea especially fo this ealy in the season Lay Witne tuned in his usual supeb pefomance, and Jim Fackle and Tom Walth e pulled though fo the team, and ae looked to fo stong suppot in the futue All in all the Lods, ated as the undedogs in this meet, won with the buoyant spiit becoming a championship team spued on by the thought of fifteen in a ow The final standings wee: KENYON 9 pts 2 Wittenbeg 72 pts 3 Denison 65 pts 4 Obelin 57 pts 5 OWU 52 pts 6 Wooste 6 pts 7 Muskingum 5 pts 8 Hiam 4 pts fo 2 against Wilmington v Joe Fanc Knox Beveage Company

6 Decembe Lods Nip Caps by Ron Smith t looked like a tossup as to whethe it would be a cliffhange o a heatbeake fo the Lod basketballes at Capital last Satuday night Fotunately it was only a cliffhange as we emeged with a victoy Fans who made the tip saw an exciting game featued by John Rinka's 47 point scoing show The Cusades poved they wee not to be taken lightly as they battled the Lods all the way, focing us to pull comefombehia nd suge in the final moments to avoid an upset Kenyon took an ealy 4 7 lead but saw it withe quickly Capital stayed within two points most of the half and added a seven point sput in the last minute to take a lead to the dessing oom As the second half got going they built up 635 to a 2 bulge befoe the Lods got on the ight tack Rinka took chage to sink fou buckets and Dick Fox added two to bing us within two points, But Fox fouled out with 4 minutes left and Finstom went out on the same oute soon afte Undemanned up font, ou defense became vey vulneable to closei n shots The offense was unde heavy pessue to keep up, but it did as the elusive lead seesawed back and foth fo many tips up the cout Finally, with one minute showing, Rinka stole the ball, went the length of the cout fo a twisting layup This made it a theepoi nt play with a fee thow to put 030 us ahead Pamelee immediately stole anothe pass and Dunlop caged two foul shots fo a 050 count With half a minute left Maty exited on fouls and Capital closed the lead to two Ed Shook dew a foul but missed the shot He contolled an ensuing jump ball, though, and Rinka was fouled He, too, missed the fee thow Capital took ove with eight seconds left but a twentyfoote bounced away as the gun sounded t was a geat offensive night, as the scoe attests Both teams showed fine shooting, with Kenyon canning 579 of its field goal attempts and the loses 55 The Columbus squad was especially deadly in the second half, hitting on 7 of 24 fom the floo and all 4 of its chaity tosses, making it even moe emakable that the Lods wee able to slip by Kenyon 's foul shooting, an excellent 8 of 20 in the fist half, slipped to of 9 in the second Dunlop, who hit fo 25 points, missed fou fom the line, which the fans found had to believe, and will no doubt neve happen again Cetainly 05 points speak well of any offense and ae a tibute to the club Rinka, especially, gave the fans thei money's woth Giving up 03, in tun, doesn't look so good But as Coach Haison points out, it was the defense, a late pess, that eally on the Squae Hotel Mount Cutis Venon n the by John Smyth Last season fifty playes on NCAA basketball ostes stood 6'" o ove, so it would seem uneasonable to conside Kenyon 's TV2" Lay Finstom much of a sensation Nevetheless Lay is a sensation, and although not a scoing theat, he bings a distinction and gandeu to the Lods Although Lay cetainly does a lot of fouling the powe of his sometimes bief pesence is stongly felt by opposing teams When he steps on the cout at away games the cowd invaiably ecats with a buzz of wonde and tepitdation, and thei feas ae often justified Lay couldn't be a moe gentlemanly playe, but he fequently appeas to manhandle membes of opposing team This manhandling illusion is caused by what is know as the Finstom Phenomenon, a fequent cashing to the floo of playes in Lay's geneal vicinity The poblem, of couse, is that basketball playes ae accustomed to a cetain amount of "give" in contact situations, while Lay's 240 lb fame is ooted with size 6 shoes and has about as much give as Piece Towe As a esult, efeees have a athe skeptical attitude towads Lay, which is aggavated by his shee magnitude and dominance aound the basket Thus in the past Lay's paticipation was consideably limited by foul touble Howeve in seveal games last yea he ovecame V o 'iw 'V gave us the win Coach Haison was admittedly not pleased with the eatic defense and "caeless" fouls, but noted that the team in geneal was looking past this game and the Wilmington test to Satuday's tilt with invading BaldwinWal Fo the Best Laundeed Shits it's B AR'S 3 W High Mt Venon THE KENYON COLLEGAN ia ASPARAGUS" Cente of the Action fouling to show his consideable scoing, ebounding and defensive potential Lay's long ams put quite a stain on opponents' zone defenses, and his hook shot, although not fully developed, could pove to be the coup de gace fo OAC opponents late this yea n addition, Lay is becoming less pone to fouling, and is gaining momentum afte a foot opeation and goin injuy this summe Lay is a esident of Auoa, llinois, whee he attended High School and won thee vasity basketball lettes Upon aival at Kenyon his feshman yea, he was pesented with a bed seven and oneha lf feet long, and poceeded to sleep in it an aveage of twelve hous a day He was just ove 7 feet, still gowing, and he hoified the Saga management by consuming each day an amount of food equivalent to that of fou aveage students plus Walke Lay quit measuing his height afte 7', has been getting along on eight o nine hous of sleep, and seems to have leveled off at a cuising altitude of oughly 84 Vi inches Lay, affectionately known as 'Aspaagus' to his teammates and fans, is a Junio and majos in political science He takes Kenyon 's academics in stide, and his list of 00 things he wants to do afte college is headed by law school and public sevice With good pefomances by Lay and Kit Maty at the cente position, Kenyon will be had put to have anything less than a fabulous season this yea U SV'J t 4i U Joe Fance lace He also didn't want to eveal eveything in the Lods' asenal, pefeing to hold back some extas fo the stonge club Oveall, nothing needs to be said othe than that on this night we wee good enough to win, and that's what eally counts OUR PLACE behind Fa Hall hot sandwiches homemade pie v Y x f i ' V V by Jim Nodbug t v "COYOTE Being cut fom an eighth gade basketball team is not usually the fist encouaging step towads staing in athletics But sometimes it povides the initial incentive in a boy to wok and sacifice until someday he finds himself stating as cente on one of the most pomising teams in the Ohio Confeence Kit "Coyote" Maty is the subject of this "ags to iches" stoy His coach told him a long time ago that he was too much of a gentleman on the cout, that he avoided contact, and that he could not use him Kit has emained a gentleman though his building yeas at Amhest, Massachusetts' Steele High School but he has become pehaps the spingiest playe in the OAC, and has developed good hands fo ebounding up his ams in ode to get a on the Lod's team Last summe Maty cut a tendon in his left hand and missed a month of pactice But he woked out often with playes fom Maietta and Ottebien and hopes to show his taining buddies the esults of this pactice in futue games against them n commenting on Kit, the Lod's sta guad John Dunlop said, "Kit and Rinks have the best attitudes on the team Kit espects you and epeatedly sets Apathy Continued fom Page 2 take a look off the Hill When thee is an intellectual spiit, a dive to lean, this spiit speads to othe activities The student govenment is one instument which can aid in this quest to bing intellectualism back to Kenyon Fo example it stikes me as stange that a school which has developed a fine political science depatment, fowns upon even compaigning fo a student govenment office s thee something uncollegiate about this type of pactice? ndeed have made some stange Y, u 3 Joe F ge 5 you up He has pide in his jumping ability and can jump as well as anyone in the league can always ely on Kit to help me out if get in touble on defense" Ealy in peseason pactice, Lods' Coach Robet Haison suggested that Kit wok on building up his ams in ode to get a bette hold on the ball this yea The advice was well taken as Maty pulled down 4 against Capital last Satuday This just goes to show the geat potential he has fo the yea He has also impoved geatly in his shooting His field goal pecentage of 5 last yea was a 3 incease fom 966 and was the best on the team Kit also feethoaised his w pecentage fom 58 9f to a vey high 78 7c Playing on the Lods' team that eached a 8 and 6 ecod last yea, Kit looks fo the team to make an even bette pecentage this winte This comes in spite of the fact that he ealizes that the Ohio Confeence has impoved, as shown by a vey good Capital team Asked about his hopes fo the yea, Kit said, " feel much moe at ease on the cout now This and playing along side the two best fowads in the league, Tey Pamelee and Dick Fox, should help me play bette" accusations and yet have but just scatched the suface; but if thee ae people left who ead beyond the spots pages of the Collegian, they should be up in ams Befoe they jump to hasty conclusions ask them to sit back and conside the agument pesented caefully Suely they will see though pesonal expeience possibly, that this is the situation at Kenyon ask not that Kenyon become a Bekeley, but that it awaken to the wold off the Hill and that its students ealize that they must one day assume the leadeship of that wold befoe them Robet E Klein Boston Univesity '69

7 Page 6 Attendance Continued fom page 2 way the individual feels he can best educate himself This is best accomplished by giving the student geate feedom, not by estaining him s the administation moe concened with maintaining and futheing its own pejudices and taditions, o with poviding the student with the geatest possibility of advancement though his choice? The administation should be moe concened with the individual's advancement, not its own The school is an instument of the vicevesstudent, not a One might also maintain that the attendance equiement is a means of incentive to those people who need some sot of push to do anything n the fist place, incentive should come fom the quality of the pofessos and couses offeed (which, sadly, is not often the case in this institution), not fom an attendance equiement Secondly, it is not the ole of the school to povide the afoesaid push (f the administation is woking fom a humanitaian viewpoint of keeping the student awae of his condition fo his own good, 'm cetain that it can find othe ways to keep the student on his toes) Befoe conclude would like to bing up one othe point This concens the matte of chaging fines to students who ae on pobation and continue to cut classes, andthose students who do not etun pomptly afte vacations find this policy most appalling s this some sot of punishment fo the student fo something fo which he is (allegedly) huting himself? What ight has the college to fine a student? t's like saying that, because the student missed a class which was fo his benefit, he will now be fined in ode to help him emembe not to epeat the pocess s the school woking fo the student's benefit (education) o its own ($)? Ganted the college is not exactly well off financially, but this system is no solution, and cannot even be consideed as an excuse f it ween't so pathetic, this policy would be ludicous As stated ealie, can see no eason fo a class attendance equiement popose its abolition at the ealiest possible date Heny Galganowicz '69 Saga Bill Continued fom Page yon with mixed emotions "This is a chance to move up," he said, "but leaving Kenyon is had" The new assistant manage will be Bob Boyce, a Saga ookie fom Loain, Ohio Boyce is a fome estauant popieto in that Ohio city COOPERBESSEME R Noth Sandusky, Ohio Phone PRNTNG ARTS PRESS Newak Road Offset Lettepess Pinting Telephone Pinting THE KENYON COLLEG A N Decembe 8, 967 No Poblem Seen With Feshmen Continued fom page 2 man yea, emembe fist off that was eally scaed about the academics was convinced that if didn't study eight hous a day, would flunk out befoe semestes Consequently, didn't have any inteest in getting involved (except peipheally) in oganizations Cetainly, did not want the esponsibility of office was in awe of the uppeclassme n, if only because they knew ess the outine Something as simple as getting food at dinne was a mino tauma had to lean to say, milk down, please was in selfconsciousntotued by the pesence of uppeclassme n wanted simultaneously to impess them with my individuality while appeaing to fit in They had a powe; the powe was knowledge; didn't know what they knew t was had to find a handle fo convesation My only solace in this difficult peiod was that was a feshman living among feshmen Duing the yea, came to know eveyone in my class, at least by sight Don Juan Continued fom page 3 adequate He exclamations come out sugay and affected This Dona is not hoified o inspied by the debate she caused She was too conscious of stage pesence to poject heself into these emotions Although it is of seconday impotance, Mak Nielson's pat as the statue is difficult He must develop two contadictoy attitudes He must maintain the eseved beaing of the caee militay man and the chuckling natue of an old man "wise with expeience of the wold" Unhappily, Mak undeplays both oles and the esult is a bland, neutal potayal His stiff postue is not a sufficient effot at the fome ole At the latte, he achieves a jaunty, sage ai, but not enough, it's too mild Mak is neve eally animated o joyous The intejections of the commande deseve a lively, hetoical delivey that Mak didn't poduce Though the commande esides in heaven, he tacitly sides with the devil in debate As the devil defends the vitues of hell admiably, the commandes contents himself with witty asides and eathly advice He povides the comic elief Bob and Geg seem moe awae of eacting to the othe chaactes and to each othe With lifted eyebows and semilyic al defenses of hell Geg pehaps oveacts, but you definitely feel him communicating with the othes Bob vaies facial expession and vebal emphasis Don Juan, having scutinized his own life and deived a philosophy, is moe sensitive to the shotcomin gs of his colleagues n explaining his theoies, he helps them claify thei own on the compaative value of heaven, hell and eath Oveall, the intellectual effect of Shaw's ieveences in a chuch setting is stiking But, fo all Chis Conell's ingenious attempts at staging, this intelude fom Shaw's "Man and Supeman" is pimaily intented fo eading The lengthy discouses and billiant altecation can easily confuse the casual listene Reading the play leisuely and eflectively enables a bette undestanding of Shaw's meaning The intimacy of ou situation encouaged fiendship The fiendships fomed wee lasting t was a geat secuity to me to know that was acquainted with a quate of the student body Secuity gave me confidence to ventue out into the community the following yea when almost any oganization was patially made up of fiends and classmates guess what 'm saying is that as a feshman paticipated in activities as much as wanted and was assimilated into the community as fa as wanted was getting oiented, looking aound to see what was hee, tying to detemine what was impotant and how much time things took Having done these things, was eady as a sophomoe to get involved, assimilated One moe thing, you state that the college is not stuctued on a class basis, but on a fatenity basis 'd like to point out that fatenities ae oganized by class Senioity almost guaantees that sophomoes and junios will oom with people fom thei own class Let me conclude by saying that think the feshman campus is no poblem, and a good thing ecognize that some feshmen become disillusioned, and cetainly evey feshman class enjoys a vogue of discontent mouthed off along with my classmates about the isolation of this place and the scacity of gils But mostly, gumbling was a thing that bound us togethe Solidaity, even in advesity, did moe to keep me hee than anything else Jeffey Fishe '68 Attack Continued fom page 3 them we saw ove the tops of the palm tees, in the distance, a sky full of fluffy mashedpotal o clouds peppeed with black A A busts Howeve, we couldn't see any tow planes o sleeve tagets, which seemed stange Out beyond the Aloha Towe, which maks the cente of the Honolulu watefont, a destoye was cuising nothing unusual hee, but as we watched a temendous spout of wate shot up nea it Late, when they dove up a hill ovelooking the habou, they had some touble: Thee, cuising slowly out of the clouds, about 500 feet above the oad, came a low ed and white winged plane, the Rising Sun distinct on the wing tips, a cance like bulk hanging fom its belly t glided ove and behind them, pusued by an ineffectual bust antiaicaof ft fie Looking back, they noticed six bigge silve planes steaking low towads Peal Habou, dipping and weaving swallows The coespondents closed thei account with a ueful "Tust the Japs to come on Sunday, when the bas wee closed" Back at Kenyon seveal students joined the eseves o enlisted outight, but most obseved pesident Chalmes' dictate: "The county, if it has not called you, is telling you to stay whee you ae and do you most to get an education" Pot Kenyon was handed ove to the Amy and its one aiplane sold The Collegian halved its budget, and Kenyon went to wa Assembly Continued fom Page posed to awad the BA and the MA simultaneously, and cedits must be eaned between the BA and the MA fo acceditation The final details fo the depatue of Bexley Hall wee pesented (see page one) Dean Edwads made a shot plea fo bette taste in Kenyon's basketball spectatoship, and his appeal seemed to fall on sympathetic eas Head Coach Phil Mose was on hand, and Piece Scanton expessed what seemed to be a geneal unhappiness among students with the new eseved seating section in the field house Mose managed to calm a good potion of the objections by pointing out that the eseved section composes only oneeigh th of the South basketball stands Riots Continued fom page 3 ed fom authoity that they could vey easily explode into eal Detoitlik e violence if antagonized The fundamental identification with the govenment that is necessay fo a democacy to eally wok is missing in Japanese students Thus, ioting seems to be a athe viable fom of political activity in Japan, at least fo the pesent Fo students to oganize a iot itself is a elatively simple matte With aound half a million univesity students in the Tokyo aea, and an excellent system of tains and subways, it is possible to amass seveal thousand students almost anywhee, almost anytime Unless something changes adically, it is likely that Japan can look fowad to moe and bette iots in the futue n 970, the US Japan Mutual Defense Pact comes up fo enewal Watch fo the iots, they should be good ones Dive Continued fom Page alumni Fed Bay, J, '42; D John C Dake, '24; and William A Stand, '25 and some twentyfiv e othe local alumni and businesm en in the endeavo to aise the $225,000 Knox County quota The wok of his committee will be complimented by a Geneal Gifts goup being fomed unde the chaimanship of D Thomas L Bogadus, '46; college physician Ohio aea solicitation campaigns ae in the pocess of oganization, and a listing of them has been pomised in the next Capital Gifts Campaign Newslette These campaigns and those in suounding states should, accoding to Pince, total ove twenty in numbe and have been placed unde the auspices of national diectos Pince implied that these aea campaigns wee discussed at the Decembe tustees meeting in Cleveland and he pomised a fothcoming epot The esponsibility fo aising the $,325,000 still equied in Leadeship Gifts will fall, in this aspect of the campaign, back upon the National Leadeship diecto, tustee Robet J Hovoka, '25, of New Yok City The $84',000 still needed in Special Gifts is the esponsibility of Bishop John P Cane, '32, of ndianapolis Not to be ovelooked is the $250,000 quota gifts of less than $,000, which totalling to date only $4,000 Lemastes Fine Clothes Typing Fo Men MRS BARBARA CURRY Telephone Junio Yea in New Yok Thee undegaduate colleges offe students fom all pats of the county an oppotunity to boaden thei educational expeience by spending thei junio Yea in New Yok New Yok Univesity is an integal pat of the exciting metopolitan community of New Yok City the business, cultual, atistic, and financial cente of the nation The city's extaodinay esouces geatly enich both the academic pogam and the expeience of living at New yok Univesity with the most cosmopolitan student body in the wold This pogam is open to students ecommended by the deans of the colleges to which they will etun fo thei degees Couses may be taken in the School of Commece School of Education Washington Squae College of Ats and Science Wite fo bochue to Diecto, Junio Yea in New Yok NEW YORK UNVERSTY New Yok, NY 0003