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Pre -Schedu lin g
Elim in ated
With the continuin g growth of
the college and the largest undergraduate enroll ment in the history of the institution , certain
chan ges have had to be made in
class schedulin g pro cedures to
insure that each student wil* have
a clas s schedule which will meet
the demands of his academic progra m .

Big Name Entertain ment presents the
Homecoming Concert.

Procedure

Ides of March for the

Ides of Ma rch
B .S .Cf . Security police will have most credible figures on the
another "Vehicle " on their contemporary music scene . He
hands , and it' s one they can't put has appeared on many major TV
a ticket on. This "Vehicle " is shows includin g Today, Tonight,
the smash single of the "Ides of Perry Como, Edie Adam s, Joe y
March" who will be appearing
and
Bishop, Johnny Carson ,
in the annual homecoming concert Steve Allen and has appeared at
in Haas Auditorium , October 16, the Newport , Montere y, Longhan,
at 8:30 p.m .
and Vir ginia Beach jazz festivals .
He won best guitarist award in
"Dow Bent" magazine ' s InterMarch"
is
a
The "Ides of
the
national
Critic 's Poll and
band
etc
seven piece rock , blues ,
.
is P layboy Jazz poll several times .
from Chicago who's sound
somewhat similar to that of "Chi Most recently , Byrd has been
cago" and New York' s " Blood ,
stud
ying with Ravi Shankar and
Sweat , and Tears " . Their firs t
plays
at his own night spot in
major single, "V ehicle " , topped
Washington
, D .C .
the charts all over the country
this summer and won the group
Byr d will appear at B.S.C . with
instant fame and a gold record . a
Bassist , Drummer , and
Their new single, "Su per man , " Flutist .
is now climbing the best sellers '
list .
Tickets for the "Ides
of
March"
and "Charlie Byrd"
On stage , the group is led by Concerts will be sold together ,
Jim Peterick vocalist and lead both for three dollar s (two con guit arist . He is also responsi- certs— one price) . Students and
ble for writin g most of the ori- faculty will be able to buy tickets
for these concerts on October 1,
ginal material they perform .
2 , and 3, using the new policy prepared
and passed by College
Peterick is backed by Larry
Mlllas , second guitarist and or- Council last year , to eliminate
ganist , who also does vocals with the long line , long wait proced ure
a ran ge of three octrvves. M ike used In the past . This pro cedure
Borch , drummer , is considered is as follows:
one of the best in the M idwest ;
BNE envelopes will be availBob Ber glard plays bass , sax ,
abl
e at the desk of all the resiand doubles as the group 's busdence
halls , in the book store ,
iness mana ger ; Ray Herr plays
and
in
the union . Students wishguit ar , bass, and also does lead
tickets (no more
purchase
ing
to
voca l s. The hor n section is com customer
) should
than
two
to
a
pr ized of John Lavson and Chuck
plac e a check or money order
Somar .
for three or six dollar s (one or
two tickets ) in the envelope and
For those on campus who like place it in the ballot box which
J azz , B .S. C, will also host one of will be located in th e book stor e
the finest Jazz guitarists on the on October 1, 2, and 3 These
contemporary music scene today, envelopes will be drawn .random Charlie Byrd , in an unprecedent - ly, the best seats being
awarded second Homecoming concert ed to the lirst choice ,
and
so on.
on Octobe r 25 , at b'.OO p.m., in On October 8, 9 , and 10 , tick ets
Gymnasium. can be picked up in the bookstore
the Centennial
.
(Bring your own blanket) .
Students must show their I . D . to
re ceive the tickets and faculty
members and the Big Name EnByrd , who has studied under
the famous Spanish classical ruI - terta inment committee must turn
tar lst , Andres Segovln , legend - the ir check and envelope into Mr .
ary gypsy guitarish , Djan go Rein- Mulka , in his office In the Union .
In the event tha t there are left
har dt , and has played with Stan
over t ickets , they will be sold in
Getz (Gir l fr om Ipenema) presents a rar e and successful fus- the book store on October 8 to the
ion of class ical , J azz , and blues
colle ge staff in the morning and
guitar , mak in g him one of the
to all others in the afternoon .

Administrative officers , includin g Dr . John A . Hoch , Vice
President and Dean of the Facul ties; Mr . Robert Bunge , Registrar; and Mr . Fr ank Davis , Director of Computer Services Center have developed a set of procedures which should give every
student the course schedule he
needs to meet his graduation requirements .
Advance schedulin g, which in
the past has been a hectic exercise in futility, will become
a thing of the past . With it will
go all the confusion , disappoint ment , and the devious practices
that helped to make it a nightmar e.

student thinkin g, wants , desire ,
and academic needs. It must also
be noted tha t along with this new
fr eedom and power goes increased respons ibility . Each student must be sure of the courses
which he wishes to take , and must
indicate the choices carefully to
insur e that his voice is heard .
It should be pointed out that
student choices (courses-not sections of courses ) will be com puterized , and the final class
schedule will be the result of a
computerized program especial ( contin ued en pag e four )

Foundation
Approv ed

poration were prepared by Attor ney E . Eugene Eves who also assisted with the development of
the bylaws . The trustees appro ved the Foundation in principle
early in the 1969*70 academic
year , and gave the final approval
at their meetin g in July, 1970 .
During the summer months ,
both President Nossen and James
H . Neiswender , Assistant
Director of Development ,
have
contracted
representatives
of
business
organizati ons
and
alumni groups to explain the pur poses of the Foundation a n d
solicit financial support . The response to their initial contacts
have been very gratif ying.

Bri efs
Rings
C lass Ring orde rs for those
graduatin g in 1972 will be taken
at the C ollege Store M onday ,
September 28 thru Friday, October 2, 1970. Orders ' Will be
taken from 9:00 A M . to 4:30
P.M .

The Bloomsbur g F oundation , a
A $10.00 deposit must accomnon-profit educational corporatpany
each order.
ion , has been approved by the
Board of Trustees of Bloomsburg
State College . The announcement
The new procedures will per - came from
. William A. Lank ,
mit the student to indicate his Trustee Pr Mr
esident
, who with the
choice of courses in preferentiElections
Internal Revenue code as a tax
al order (and possibl y give him exempt organization qualified
to
an additional choice of a few al- receive gifts , bequests endown ,
Elections of officers for the
ternate courses , if one or more of ments , grants
,
and
other
sour
Association
of Women Students
his first five or six choices can- ces of private income
.
will
be
held
in
the respect ive wonot be scheduled) .
men 's residen ces as follows:
The incorporator s include Ro- Primary — M onday , Sept. 28
Durin g the month of September ,
bert
Nossen, William A . Lank , Final - Wednesda y, Sept. 30
a series of ten group meetings William
E . Booth , Boyd E . Buckare planned to present the new ingham , Paul
G . Martin , Elton
plan to uppercla ss students; new
Hunsin
ger
college officials .
and
,
students and transfer students
The
corporation
calls for memmet during the summer months
A .R.M. *
bershi
p
fr
om
college
constitu all
to lear n how to complete the new
choice forms . Students must at- ent groups and a Board of DirectThe Executive Board of the
tend one of the ten meetings which ors elected from that memberDirectors
shall
consist
of
A
ship.
.R.M.
announces the district
will be scheduled in either CarBloomsbur
g
the
President
of
elec
ti
ons
f or re pre sentat ives to
ver Auditorium or Haas Auditori representaCollege
two
State
,
the Executive Council of the A.R ,
um . Complete explanations of the
tives
of
the
Board
of
Director
s
M.
Anyone interested , see your
new procedures will be made ,
elected from that membership . Resident Advisor concerning ofand students will be able to ask
questions regarding the pr ogram . Directors shall consist of the fices , districts , and qualificaPresident of Bloomsbur g State tions .
College , two re presentatives of
Students will be asked to indi- the Board of Trustees , one reThe Executive Board of the
cate course preferen ces on mark - pre sentative of the faculty, one A.R.M , als o announces nominasen se f orms , selecting fro m a list representative from the Alumni tions for C.G.A. represent atives
of courses which represents all Association , the Business Mana- from each resident hall. If incourses which the college could ger of the College , and t h e Dean terested contact Pete Doyle or
,
conceivabl y offer during the se- of Students of the College
Rloh
Nlcklas
.
, Box 628 Waller
mester . The master schedule is
Elwell respectively .
2612
or
Box
then prod uced from the result ,
Designed to assist the college
ing tally . This represents a major
in various function s for which
departur e fr om traditio nal sched- either state funds should not or
The Bloomsbur g Fair Asuling in that the students are now cou ld not be used , the Foundation
socia
t ion has extended it s
being brought into the decision* will significantly assist the colfree admission polic y t o t he
makin g process . In other wor ds , lege in carrying out its full edust uden t s and fac ulty of t he
the master schedule will reflect cational mission
.
Bloomsb urg State College
accordin g t o t he followin g
According to Mr . Lank , "State
sohedule. Admission will be
Bloomtburg State Colle ge
colleges and universities have
by pr esent a t ion of y our
is permitte d to nominate 4
long found it necessary to depend
Bloomsbur g State College
seniors or recent graduatts
for some support on private
Identification card.
for tha Danforth Graduate
fund s . This becomes especially
Fellowship. This fellowship
true at a time when Increasing
STUDENTS AND FACULTY
provide s for stipends rangdemands are being mad e upon the
ing from $1,800 t o $3,600 for
state for appropriations . HistorTuesda y, Septemb er 29,
an academic yea r. The Felically, Bloomsbur g has essential 1970, after 12:00 noon .
low ship is desi gned for perly recleved some aid fro m federsons wis hing to purchase a
al
and state grants , an d f rom its
STUDINTS ONLY
flaroe *- in col lege teaching
alumni . Hopefully, the Founda Thos e who qualify and are
tion will make possible the broadThursda y, Octobe r 1, 1970,
intereste d should
contaet
oi
th
is
base
enjm
r
."
after
eiOO p.m.
(prior to Oct. 10) Mr. Brian
Scheduled
claim will NOT
T
h
e
initial
or
ganizat
ional
Johnson , Box 85, 230 Hartllne
be
cancelled
to atten d the
of
the
meeting
Bloomsburg
telenca Center , Ixt. 342,
Blbomtbur g Fair.
Foun
dati
on
will
be
held
in
Sept
for further informa tion.
ember , The Articl es of lncor .

EDITORIAL
Up on top of Olympus Mount ,
M ore Freshmen stand than
I
can count.
They quietly await as if at a funeral ,
Whi le the Or. Comm. announces
•It's time for Tribunal.*'
And this concludes another season of that old tradition called
"Freshman Orientation ." While
BSC's Orientation Committee and
program are much improved over
that of five years ago, they still
have a ways to go.
As part of this year's plan ,
Incoming freshmen spent a weekend on campus this past summer,
tfven though testing occupied a
large portion of the time , they

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were given a chance to get
acquainted with the new environment.
Meeting people and a short stay
in the dorms got them better
oriented than if they had been
dropped on the campus the first
week of school.
Informality and casualness as
well as the friendliness of everyone seemed to Immensely aid the
transition.
But with all of the se highlights
and good points , there still remains a stumbling block.
With the mature way the orientation was handled during the
sum mer ,, one would think there

VOL. IL

(continued on page four )

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out looking at the lower half of his
voter 's card.
A certificate of Registration is,
of course , not a ticket to cut
class, but if some of you register
to vote with that in mind , you
might get thinking on the way up
the hill from the County Court
House what could happen to the
Bill ol Rights in a nation where
only the frightened and senescent
make it to the polls while other
listless lumpheads lie on their
pads waiting for Mr. Nixon's volunteer service plan to deliver
them from the last of their political decisions. My own voter's
certificate lies snuggled somewhere among less valid credit
cars in my wallet and is marked
N. P., which outlines a duty to
listen to many pronouncements
in the hope of finding a few candidates who, despite a national trend , still believe education is
a proper route towards peace. If
you are too young to vote, organize and seek that right. You have
a strong rationale since you are
old enough to fight , able to read
long letters, and better informed
than before you came to BSC.
Thanks for the opportunity to continue enjoying my academic freedoms,
Eric W . Smithner ,
member publications committee

oy susi Kress
The now infamous encircled
crowsfoot known as the "peace
symbol" was originally based on
the semaphore signals (signaling with the use of flags) for the
letters N and D, which stand for
Nuclear Disarmament.
"N»» is made by holding the
arms out fr om the sides in a 4
o'clock and 8 o'clock position and
? •D" is made by holding them in
a 6 o'clock and 12 o'clock position. The circle is a sign of unity
and of fire.
During the 1950's the Committee on Nuclear Disarmament
in Britain developed this peace
symbol and later their American
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Feature Staff

Sports Staff

Twry Blass, Co-Editor

Jack Hoffman , Ed.
Bonni e 8lough
James Chapman
Carme n Clollo
Jim Flynn
Cathy Jack

Photo Staff

Circu lation Staff

Copy & Typing Staff

Mark Foucar t, Ed.
Ka t e Cal pln

Carol Klshbau gh , Co-Mgr.
Pet Heller, Co-Mgr.
Marg aret Jones

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Tom Fl y nn
Andrea Hoffma n
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Janet Bablari
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Art Editor: John Stugrin ,

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Sunday...I walk into the office
with man pencil in mah hand and
there's Mike and he tells me
Hendrix is dead . I hadn't known.
It started to sink in that night ,
and I swear the moon turned a
fiery red . It's the old Dylan/
McCartney^Baker^Mitchell^^
Hendrix dead trick , only this
time it's for real . And I'm just
beginning to realize another
friend gone.
Gone a week now . Nobody
seems to know why, how, but
he's gone . Mainlined to his head ,
some say. Whatever 3 years
ago rumors from Monterey:
the ByrdsUast acid test as Dave
Cr osby j a m s with Buffalo
Springfield (I wonder if anything'11 ever come of that);
stories about Big Br other and
this chick named Janis; and wild
things about this black NUT in
weird clothes burning his guitar
mention of the Experience on
Burdon
's "Winds of Change " al^^
bum ... and then, the album , those
ridiculous blurbs and that fisheye cover my brother and I sat
around playing it for a whole
week, going "What is this anyway? That guitar sounds like
fi t's TALKING , for Chrissake . I
dunno is this MUSIC ?" "I dunI no if it's music or not, but I
love it ."
jim sachetti
"Purple Haze " all the teenyLet's see, as soon as I think bop dances with every rinky
of a few examples, you can start tink band doing Hendrix for the
reading this article . There must foxey ladies in the crowd ... noobe a million of them but I only ble bodies washed in orgiastic
need one or two. OK , let's use sounds, swaying and gyrating and
HULA-HOOPS and RICHARD NIX- orgasming, and you thought
ON.
cream was a GROUP? throwNow right about here , half of away voice chuckling evilly...
you are thinking: "He 's invent- enough feedback and whooshing
ing a new word game," and the that I got over the loss of the
other half is thinking: "He 's old Byrds... from out of nowriting an article on recurring where, Hendrix overthrows Chet
American fads ." Both you halves Atkins on the Playboy Poll and
are wrong. It' s the half that 's becomes world king of guitar
thinking: "HULA-HOOPS and three years?
RICHARD NIXON are monuments
Feedback and wah-wah and soul
to our new heroes , " that's the carooming speaker to speaker ...
half that knows what this article a man crawling inside his guitar ,
is about . (The half that thinks making cosmic sounds as ya
this article is half-baked can go tried to see his fingers move ,
back to the Student Union and en- and couldn 't ...playin g his instrujoy the 'atmosphere '.)
ment between his legs , behind his
Anyway, HULA-HOOPS and back, with his teeth Mitchell
RICHARD NIXON are indeed mon- flail ing away, Redding doing very
uments; eternal erections to a interesting bass lines , an aposmall band of new, American calypse of sound , mere backheroes . Heroes so strong, that ground for the best guitarman in
they control every mind in Ameri- the world (the best guitarman in
ca with their all-powerful wea- the world)., .no Robert Johnson
pon , the 'boob tube '. Heroes so numbers, no half-hour versions of
clever , that they have taken over "Spoonful ," no sympathies for
the electing of government of- the devil , no lemon-squeezings ,
ficials without anyone finding out . no "Ah got ah bird that whistles ,
And heroes so cunning, that they ah got a bird that sings ," just
have devised clever ways to take a humming bird and it hummed
our money, give us nothing in re- so loud ... (not that he wasn 't outtur n , and make us enjoy it . 0 ra geous , mind )...but the best guieven hear that they are so smart, tarman in the world , not necesthe college is going to let them sarily stoned , just beautiful
try to fix the air-conditioning In
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Hartline .) I refer to those mad
salesmen , the super-hucksters
of all time , the m en who can mu ch they can do for an encore.
and do shove the oddest things Well , all I can say is: "Think
down the American public 's again," They topped themselves
throat , the Madison Avenue mer- this summer when they began
chandisers . Witness two of their selling THIS:
"Hi Bob!"
monumental achievements:
Joe , Peace!"
"Hey
after
years
The HULA-HOOP,
"How
was your summer ,
development
it
had
of painstaking
arrived : r ound , hollow , plastic man ? "
"Oh wow , it was great , ju st
an d wort hl ess. Enter our heroes ,
a few well placed ads, a few well great ."
Hey, I like that 'peace ' ring
planned publicity stunts , and people were gyrating themselves you 're wear ln ',"
"Oh wow, lemme tell ya Joe,
into chiropractic clinics all over
this was the summer of peace
America .
Or take RICHARD NIXON and love . C' m on over ta m y
(please?), after years of pains- ro om , I'll show ya what 1 mean
Wha d' ya think of that?
taking development he had ar"Yeah , that's real nice ".
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Smithner on Political Activity
& Academic Responsibility —T.
Blass , who is now Feature Editor ,
asked me if I had anything to say
and I said that I hoped that the
Faculty and Administration would
take a tolerant view of political
activity by students and colleagues in coming election periods, It goes without saying that
as long as the credit-hour system
remains in effect as the measure
of progress towards degrees,the
College cannot shut down at all
for political purposes or condone
any but individual absence properly validated in advance. Nor
can an institution which protends
to higher learning in our tradition
espouse a particular p61itical
position or attempt consensus
statements on candidates , although there are issues like the
environmental on which all but
the narrowest interests can
agree. Individuals, of course,
may say or broadcast whatever
they wish provided they label
their views as their own , violate
no statute, and cause no harm to
others in the process. If I have
the rare good fortune to be approached befor e class by a
student who has a clearly stated
political mission, I plan to give
him the assignment for next
time and a bon voyage. This with-

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ter our twoes, a few e4s, ft tow
and
«rtry one a different color.
promises, an Agnew, and peepfc
At
were fyr attu g them#elrei to the
* dollar a throw i covieVifv
IMlts all ever America to elect
"You're really Into the peace
him President,
thing,
aren't ya Bob?"
you
Now ptrhapi
're thinkin g
, yeah, wtlt 'll ya see
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Rock for a total of 210 yards .
The reserve is 6'l'* f 175 lbs.
Senior Jim Klinger , he is fast
and also play s defensive half
back. The tight end is big P aul
Gates 6'6" junior . At 230 lbs. he
is fast and has a good pair of
hands. The backfield consists of
three fast , stron g men , in the persons of half backs , Ray Hipp 5'8" ,
175 lbs. senior , who has excellent
speed and is their leading receiver , Kevin McDonald halfback
6' tall , 190 lbs. junior and Brad
Finn also a junior , who play s full
back and at 6', 210 lbs. is a hard
nosed dude . The best way to stop a
good passing offense is to get to
the quar terbac k before he can
throw . This is what the Huskies
must do.

With a 25-7 opening victory
over the Bald Eagles of Lock
H aven State , the Huskies , un der
the healm ,of Coach Jerry Denstorff , tomorrow face the M ounaineers of Mansfield State College. Although thi s team is 0-20 , by no means are they a medi ocre football team. It just happen s
that they opened up with two Pennsylvania western conference powers , Slippery Rock 40-6 , and
Clarion State 43-7. They have
size , speed , and always get "sky
high " psychologically against
BSC . This is an import ant contest for both teams , particularly
for the Huskies if they are to continu e their winnin g ways.
M ounties Offense
Look out for the pass. Mans field has two fine quarterbacks
in Kirk McCabe , sophomore , 6
foot 200 lbs. McC abe is accurate
if not bothered , he completed 13
of 18 passes against Slippery

Mansfield Defense
Defensive personne l whom Bill
Firestine , Bob Parry , Bob
Warner , Paul Skrimc osky, and
Mike Devereux must con tend with

Medlock Initiates Program

by Carm en Ciullo
and Jam es Cha pman
The intram ur al program directed by Mr . Medloc k was initare as follows:
71 — Removik
72 — Staniszewski
75 — Dolan
84 — Brown
82 — Michalovir
80 — Stopper
60 — Mastraccir
41 - McKee
43 — Milewski
11 - Klinger
26 — Jenkins
44 — Ottaviani
The actual contest , Saturda y
afternoon at Athletic Park will
decide the victor. As this reporter sees it the action should be
though , hard and exciting.
This is the year of the Husky .
Game time 2:00 o'clock.
BE THERE!!!

An M & G Sports Interview

"Th e Voice of the Coach "

by Jim Flynn
In an informal inter view conducted Tuesday with head football
coach Jerry Denstorff , the BSC
boss shared a few thoughts on
what he expected in Saturday 's
game with Mansfield . He also
talked on a few other subjects .
When asked about Saturday 's
gam e, Coach Denstorff replied ,
"Our team will be ready . We expect a real tough game from a real
tough Man sfield club. This team
is better than their pr evious
scores have indicated . We look
for a real hard- nosed game on
Saturday ."
Coach Denstorff was then asked to comment on the fine defense

turned in Frida y night when the
Huskies defeated the Bald Eagles
of Lock Haven , 25-7 . He answer ,
ed , "E xecution , that' s all . Ouf
defense is doing nothing new . The
players are doing the job that
must be done to win ." Concern ing Frid ay's trium ph , the coach
was questioned as to what it was
like to start the season on a victorious . n o t e . He responded ,
"What it' s like to start the season with a victory? Well , it' s the
difference between day and night .
It' s like a penthouse to an outhouse. But someti mes the penthouse can be short-live d. 1'
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After talkin g to Coach Eleanor
Wray , of the women ' s field hockey team , she seems to be optim istic , yet quite pessimistic concernin g the position of this year 's
team . With eight returnin g letter men and a total of eighteen girls ,
the season will be off to a flying
sta rt , October 1, with its first
game against Wilkes at 4:00 P .
M . on the countr y club field .
She feels that she has a potentially good team which shows a good
deal of spirit and teamwor k .
A hockey team consists of
eleven players but as of now ,
there are not enough girls for two
entire teams . If anyone is still
interested in signin g up, please
contact Eleanor Wra y in the Centennial Gymnasium .
The women's int ercoll pgiate
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iated on the 21st of September
with 26 teams signin g up for the
competition . Mr . Medlock was
well pleased with the turnout because last year 's program attracted only 19 team s. Applications for the program are stil l being accepted arid those intereste d
Should contac t Mr . Medlock as
soon as possible .
The fall sports included in
the program are soccer , archery, cross country and possibly
track and field . Under the winter program the sports pr ogram
will include basketball , wrestl ing , water polo, badmitton , and
volleyball. The competition is
open to fraternity as well as non«
fr aternity groups . Durin g the
spring the competition evolves
mainl y around the softball program .
The cham pion of the pr ogram
is determined on the amount of
points accumulated in the total
overall competition . Each member of the winning team receives
a T -shirt and their team name
will be placed on a tro phy which
has permanent residenc e in Waller Hall .
The Zetes , defendin g champ ions in the program , will be seeking to stretch their winnin g
streak to two years in a row .
Mr . Medlock was ver y enthusiastic about this year 's pro gram , so be a sport and round out
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electric ladies and rainy days
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impossible for a man to live
and breathe underwater & it's
too bad our friends can 't be
with us today (and Dylan watching from all along the watchtower)...

choice of instructor , but the over*
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ridin g purposes of the new pro(continued from page two )
cedures Is the need to provide
every student with the courses he this ."
must have in order to complete
"That' s uh dlfferent ."
his program of studies without
"Yep, 'peace ' written in twelve
interruption or delay.
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down with the edge of his hand
(who would have thought the mountains WOULD fall on him?)...
but castles made of sand the
AP sez he was 27... somehow
that seems too old for him ... but
90 miles an hour was the speed
he drove and let's hope he finds
better things on the other side
of town,

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I got this friend , still alive ,
a combination T .E .Lawrence
he
becomes Dylan-ish, Muad'Dib Brandoch Daha who
breaks that image of blacksuper- explained it all about Hendrix
ihy stic voodoo child, changes once* Was talking bout "Purple
bands a few times .;.doesn't re- Haze ," and it' s an insult to
cord for over a year, still gets Hendrix I can 't print the real
no. 1 guitar position on Play- thing but anyway the boy said
boy 's poll ... unlike Dylan, he is "Man that Purple Haze is the
at Woodstock ...his fin est hours best kumquatting song ever ."
... doing the national anthem the Upon which I started "Hey, what
way it SHOULD be done (nobody about Desolation Row or Visions
can sing it anyway..."Oh-h o say of Johanna?" until I knew what
can you s-EEEEEE?")...too beat he meant. Purple Haze ain't just,
to appear on Cavett with Airplane, good kumquatting music , it's good'
Stills, Crosby, Joni Mitchell ... no KUMQUATTIN G music . And so
wonder ...(h ey, didn't he walk off was most of Hendrix ' s stuff ,'he
Carson when Wilson Pickett sch- did great rock, and he made this
ticked on soul ?)...the Capitol al- third " stone from the sun a bit
bum , finally...she spreads her easier to live on.
magic all over my bed "Ma ,,.su in honor we'll play the
chine Gun," best guitaring ever?
... "evil man make me kill you " national anthem as he goes , and
sung for , oh yeah, the soldiers we'll never hear surf music
in Viet Nam (hey wasn't he a para- again , but we will hear his, it's
trooper in Nam once?)..."Ma- in the air. Something good will
chine Gun " should be sent to come out of his loss ... his insome of those evil men who make fluence wherever he is now will
us kiU ... better than football work just like it did here...
games* and John Wayne flicks,
and the gods will make love.
right?,,,stories of the Experience
rebanding, but Redding always
seems to be feather bedding with
Pre-Scheduling
Fat Mattress finally maybe doing a few gigs together again
(continued from page one)
the Monterey album, Otis Redding ly prepared by the Computer Serlong gone , Jimi Hendrix , just vices Center .
lost ... three years?
Students should be aware of the
fact that they may not get their
He's gone and can 't be replaced
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will they release old stuff scurfed
. up from the dusted tape decks
like they did with Otis?...please ,
•wind, in your old age & yourwisdom, please whisper "no, this
will be the last"...(and Acnew
will do a thing on the drug
menace in rock and natter "n 'yah,
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organization was formed in New
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would be no place for a ridiculous
kid»s game. The Tribunal of
September 14, to which I refer ,
had no constructive or helpful
place in the orientation program .
"Punishment" was dealt out
for not knowing rules , regulations
or people's na mes , apractice that
reverts back to the first or second grade. This I' m sure you 'll
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"Hey yeah, you like it? It
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