Tey -orum 2nied Med school grant is for brain study f ‘raps’ Craftsmen plan ; Eas ACD Cee anniiai meeting Instructor sees numerical change as ‘step in the wrong direction’ Last spring's ratings status 3 Fountainhead is ‘first class’ | Students support a @ confrontation use em. i ee ) policy 4 ARTHUR C. CLARKE, author of the ok from which t sot Opera star Anna Moffo =: Pir will perform on Monday Criticism yields clarity inc European summer offers fun 7 ANITA. dl a 1 piece day cake} ~"IDAIRY BAR | 264 By-Pass ~ Greenvil 25 Flavors of Ice Cream PITT PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER STARTS TODAY DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE STARTS TODAY FUNKY is a Junkie #. 4~Qmrm MrvUp mem LEO 'S PERCO of 14th and Washingt 758-0808 STUDENTDISCOUNT Greenbax Stamps Day Student Representative M4=Z2C H4zmocan Garrard SLX- Z oe Comple “ artridge, Base, Dust Cover ALSO. THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS Voice of Mu Scott Toshiba | things go : ‘isher Crista lonwer tx 4 better - acohien "with ELECTRONICS CORP. 13260 vss - Coke Pirates battle N. i. State Swimmers elect captain incrucial ‘Big Five’ clash clarity Bucrunners edge State J | Just arrived Rolling Stones Get Your Ya Yas Expected this week Led Zeppelin Ill This week’s schedule: Team leaders announced McGee's have third son THE PIRATES TABLE Tickets on sale i 264 By-Pass [7 Huey mi = GPetk Tyler ~ S SS NE Vv 3 Pie join a ie” ro \\ the belt:in! TA Uy tae MAN DOES NOT LIVE N P pacts 4 00. BY BREAD ALONE L \ . = " 6.00 epresentative Gu.) Wachovia Bank & Trust Company, N.A. Page 2, Fountainhead, Thursday 0 Opera star Anna Moffo will perform on Monda y Column _ answer 'S_criticism Criticism yields clarity Pir in edge 2 e or ee ynder you didn’t give t} \nna Motfo, famed international singing auspices, television and recordings. All have By KAY TYNDALL pledged fraternities. There is a No wonder you didn’t give star, will present a program of popular and brought her into the realm of international (Greek Editor) ee eee ae ag Aye a shenes By DON TI ‘ atic ections at 8:15 p.m. Monday, Oct. stardom pledging. Obviously 100 men is yuu also resent fraterr pri Praises and many thanks go narcentace O wet baka : 1 W As a recitalist, Anna Moffo stands in the oan eae only a small percentage of the € gging you to “tak Two teams Mi contemporary singer forefront of that small group of top singers now to Steve Polilli this week for 4999 male students on ir of the house.” If this fir , t i Be t 1 bet he > sai ' ee taking the time to express his campus. But what other was poured on a little ¢ ede an who i i era, recital, before the American public. Described by the opinions about fraternity rush i i i et the principals q sreat “ ‘ Re si orga a Proup on cam 1 y en tak ce it " cordings and — great Richard Tucker as “the most er chanting parties in a letter to the editor enn gr ae 1 campus — thickl fraternity men t as the Pirates tr i 1 ne ‘ i : is C 4 the gree S$ n car ote an do sor Out m I appeared in a filmed — singer in the world,” her solo appearances are publihed inimiceday's edition besides the gree ystem iN note and abou to freee versior and as the Prima anticipated with the greatest enthusiasm from boast the addition of 100 new it, But the reason’ fratern MOST ENCHANTING SINGER of the Republic of Washington Feb. 23, 1968 Italy, presented in of Fountainhead letter because you pinpointed some of the specific reasons for what may be some recognized flaws of the greek rush system It also reflects some possible their house is one of the things a fraternity offers . State Wolfpack Doane ducti of Harold — Miami to New York to the We i s members at one time men want to be sure you s¢ 4 : ‘ Kh 1 meee V tk he West Coast te you bins bb f hous Meee TT Kickoff time ODDINS ne adventurers ‘ of ’ sat shh -_ wy “i 4 s ee eas we QUALITY OF MUSICIANSHIP excellent example of — the GREEK FLAWS sede that bY aHendnin th Five aay : 1 additio ss Moffo was invited to : : : : P os 8 the p.n. (EDT) in ¢ FE HIn The. Wadiasioh NAtlonal In recognition of Miss Moffo’s achievements fae we avesnis Heye Your derenption ofthe rush rush Gartite, VOU dreary liad Eee to > gree 5 a ‘ mMphony in Constitution Hall to honor the — the Italian government has bestowed upon her We ay ee enn parties you attended reflects mildly interested in what they perhaps t inauguration of Richard Nixot its highest honor: Commendatore of theOrder | especially enjoyed your 4 have to offer. Residence i; F performances o The Pirates don ‘ t s ‘ our attitude. You raised some the second halt Born of Italo-American parents i Rave reviews are the custom for Anna Moffo your a alsed e ( oach to " i 1 e reviews are the Anna Moftc valid. polis Which deene i, flaws in your own approa hi SILENT MAJORITY West Texas Sta Philadelp Miss Moffo won a Fulbright * One critic, in commenting upon a recording Ment ten deserve (0 Tush. You indicate that the (6 408 only ' : : ; 0 325, 0 - Scholarship to Italy for musical studies. ably summed up the whole of Anna Moffo's pe explained greeks at these parties were Finally, you label greeks g last Skturdlay Replying to an announcen r auditic talents both boring and fake. Do you the verbal minority ; : s both boring and fake a TV production of “Madame Butte “She is always within the action, inside the NESENTS CABEL think that you are valid in conforming, stereotyped Ooh applied and was chosen. A few months | character, at one with the music,” he wrote First of all you say that you complacently assuming that soldiers. You also labe The Woltpack Mario Lafranchi, the productior “You never get the feeling that she is stepping resent being labeled an Jo a impression is an non-greeks as the siler underdog, gave | young Italian director. — aside to show some bit of technique--though independent, yet you do not accurate one? majority. Perhaps if the sil Florida a tougt Madame Butterfly” brought Anna Moffo there would have been opportunity enough for hesitate to label sorority and Herein lies one of the flaws I succumbing, 14-¢ ecognition, Since then, virtually every that. Instead we have sensitivity and a quality Shae members a greeks. 14 with the present greek verbalize itself ar day. The State ma ra house has been host to Miss — of musicianship of which this artist may rightly Do you puanee I call you a rish system To some Participate a little mor the Gators to « Moffo’s talents, as have the major recital — feel very proud non-greek? To me, this seems European summer offers fun to students who submit their applications by mail discriminatory — in favor of greeks. It scems to me that “non-greek” would infer a strongly criticize my rush n success. Apparently you failed to correctly interpret my ¢ praises ot degree, the present structure of tush invariably the lends itself tc creation” of plastic nade about greeks are invalid At this point, Steve, 1 also WUestion your motives for campus, the greeks wot “everywhere reading these criticisms shoe fits if the wear Jit. To you Steve, I say that I feel you have faulty : io k personalities in both greeks and continue by elir fault concept o gree é he aarer f iad be rushees. Greeks are only as t wearers of “rec superiority over other students I tr hirts { t humar > other people striped shirts, and whi Thousands of students will Europe > ng an r far more strongly than the Uma" eS A ieee he ted : teaching and ship work. Jobs A aA “some greek individuals arm Whe Granted tt take advantage of new job By earning their summer in are available throughout word “independent.” | cannot oe fa k syst the past h e i I : aaa | e label sal FCI themselve ith ‘ : inities throughout un pe ak ent ue at e he Europe with more positions at Ay Die y ss an EC pseudo-personalities when they ften been stereotyped by with favored Sc srope ir get out and see some of the available in the summer thar Student because greeks are meet a stranger for the first rmity of dress. But go with its thi ANNA MOFFO. world-renowned opera star, will ‘vel 1 world and pick up a foreign during the winter ees roo; Vamvavaloss for iin It can happen to rushees 0% Both teams | th 22 . h. In orde : a better label. A estions? 4 i : perform in Wright Auditorium Monday evening at 8:15. “ eg : ate Me a An Order Volunteer service work is a better label. Any suggestions too INVALID FLAWS hrough — offensi assure that everything goe ace: 5 . > Pirates m Miss Moffo has been described as the ‘most enchanting ah joe Ba algo available hroughout Steve, can you be sure that The Pirates mat vothly, every student gets oie SOCIETY OUTCAST 1 safety (against singer in the world ee hie GF her teh conti Europe and Czechoslovakia your true. personality came You also suspected the Pa co Nees hi re a ¥ fis he Hungary, Israel, Poland and You also say that the across to the fraternity men at at the parties of being briefed their first three tah wages ee see ve URE Oe a rts of black Africa. Work is independent label makes the parties you attended? Isn't by their boyfriends u scored four I mont day onentatior period in : it bs » . fro heir yurt $100 a month ; dee St ee ’ service 1 social! work you feel like an outcast from jt possible that you may have the super-recruitment their fourth oom and i OEE Be jects. No Society. How can this be when unknowingly come across to shees. Of course, the gir week Would you believe nates ENT ATLON ym and it is society who imposes labels fraternity brothers just as will praise the fraternities if BLAST “ ‘ Hones Jobs immediately available free. Nc upon call, whether they be boring or snobbish as you they are dating there. What did toe, on we re 3 years ay ing s include resort work, hotel and f language aquired “greek “independent, perceived them to be? By the you expect? But did you really : ROP E anguag juired a te : has not scored : EUROPEAN SUMMER restaurant work, factory and public spirit liberal hippie,” or even the same token, could it be that give these girls a chance to be Nan Rbin \ 5 seven points in old ?Do come in Wha the work or the construction work, sales work st in helping unmerciful string of numbers you met these people with a nice or were you auton tically ae ; aVIAR Ie ana h secG wages boils down to the and farm, hospital, — office essential by which all ECU students are preconceived idea of how suspicious of them aus Ri " a B 5 ; ) chmo: 2 ave a piec > thing-earning a summer governess, camp counseling, identified Your own greeks were supposed to actor they were greeks or dating Caroling. 190 . individuality is your only dress? eake? bh ath of sos PLACEMENT OFFICE I ) dress greeks? Granted, some of the while a birthday cake Sit weapon against the petty, but people you met may have beer Z hile tying Sot dents ma bta ot bg : cee ee OCTOB pimoens may na nevitable, practice of labeling, PARTIAL PICTURE truly phony. I can't guarantee P applic ms, job listings 4 : ds bes va veral te: ER 12 appl eee ’ : ‘ NBS so in my book you remain an Steve, you mentioned that otherwise because there may > ea cane descriptior and 4 Ci: He itstanding Babeae F é at * — indep ndent just as I remain a you “attended a couple of rush be some phony greek people eee e & 1dd0O) on earning 7 ” performances di . greek parties the first weekend here s there are r a> N >} ; summer abroad by sending 8° I peK Just as there are many phony Texas State T le. lushroom 264 By-Pass — Greenville We : ds ; ma Steve, it is rather ironic that’ Are those “couple” the only people in the general stud a R h et fF eS the name addres: ang S! s ie 7 from 10:00 until 10:00 ae th ; it ns ‘ ; your next remark makes you rush parties you have ever population and in the world : - ¥ . 0 airmd returr ( 4 6 sas amed PLACEME NT OFF IC guilty of exactly that fault attended? If so, you have But it seems that you tend to ( ‘arene e sily 25 Flavors of Ice Cream ASUS OD" Avelde ln Tabere which you have reprimanded hardly given greeks a chance. pinpoint these flaws without Weak an He TIRED OF IGNORANT i far ¥ me for. You illustrate your Also, did you visit each giving an iota o ‘a 5 nlie é Luxembourg, Europe. Jobs ‘ ) ing an iota of credit to ou oighe panes , oie P ; ; stereotyped label of me by fraternity? If not, you have g00d points just because we ar diets it STN We permits rave “ , ts 7 ASSISTS agains le FUNDAMENTALIST NONSENSE Sundaes and Upside Down Banana Split fae ther referring to my “typical greek only a partial picture of ks. Did you pepe z f a i i z character fraternities and greeks. Thus all greek people t GOOD PROT! necessary papers are issued or ABOUT Fri ae heer a The letter goes on to the generalizations you have To greeks I say that in 1 first c first served basis Quarterback Jo added 12 to his st mmpletions tor th he also got -“— ~ 7 =, 5 gecoco statistics because you mention going to the parties at all. You developed an invalid and protection from | H 47 B VBL vind $ the ‘wonderful turnout for say that “even the prospects of — inaccurate concept of greek wall. He should be ( wz PA, tush of 100 men.” I stated that free beer” couldn't lure you life. Finally, «1 suggest you again to fill th Quality work une turnout for rush was over back again. Did you go to the — give greek life a chan then footballs 200 men. Over 100 of them parties Just for the free beer? criticize if you must Casazza’s favor We do not pick up shoes ‘ea s last week was ( Here is a free, no strings attached Bible study 4 le who caught — course and discussion group for those interested in Located College View including a 44-y; an intelligent, questioning, but reverent approach MARKETS to the ancient books. A real discussion course. Questions will be encouraged and freely discussed. Any interested person is weicome, regardless of creed or lack of creed. Thursdays, 6:00 p.m., Cleaners Main Plant ready, too The Pirates u trong ground gam up 229 yards. Bi CORNER OF /4th AND CHARLES ST. FOR SALE: VW 1S00S (similar to Fastback). New 65 h.p] (THE ECU TRANSIT BUS WILL collected 7 of Room 212, Education-Psychology Building. 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WabiecWan 7560000 arrar “ J coor SHOWS DAILY AI STUDENT DISCOUNT RATEDR AOU E ior Ae ie . . n O1or 2 Complete with Magnetic Cartridge, Base, Dust Cover 752 7649 Discount Gas Greenbax Stamps Free Car Washing Facilities Available Day Student Representative Coming:" I Walk The Line NEXT: “Easy Rider” ALSO THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS | amazes Meine sina Toshiba Pioneer Sx 440 Voice of Music Scott Fisher Join the 1pN izza inn 421 Greenville Blvd (264 By~—Pass) DINE INN or TAKE OUT Call Ahead For Faster Service Felephone 576 999] Craig WOMACK phone 752-4149 ELECTRONICS CORP. 13063. 14th se. ss Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc Greenville, N.C clarity No wonder you didn’t give t} greek people a chance! You also resent fraterr nen begging you to “take tour of the house If this Jir was poured on a little to, thickly, fraternity men tak note and do something aby it. But the reason. fraterni want to be sure you s their house is because assume that by attending t rush parties, you are at least mildly interested in what they Residence have to. offer their house is one of the things a traternity fers SILENT MAJORITY Finally, you label greeks the verbal minority ing stereotyped You also labe non-greeks as the ier iajority. Perhaps if the silent 4] would verbalize itself hittle campus, the greeks wouldn't b participate verywhere ontinue by as the striped shirts, Wh Gre wearers ¢ fter conformity of more INVALID FLAWS You also at the parties by their b the super-rec suspected the gir of being bri uitment on rushees. Of course, the girls will praise the fraternities if they are dating there. What did you expect? But did you really nce to be iatically AUS give these girls a ch hice or were you autc suspicious of them they were greeks or greeks’ Granted dating some of the people you met may have beer truly phony otherwise I can’t guarantee there may greek people just as there are many phony people in the general student Population and in the world But it seems that you tend to pinpoint because be some phony these flaws without an iota of credit to our ints just because we are eks. Did yo lly expect greek people to be gods? To greeks that in if the wear Jit. To you Steve, I say that I feel you have invalid and Inaccurate concept of greek life. Finally, .1 suggest you live greek lifea chan sriticize if you must I say reading these criticisms shoe fits developed an then M=-2C H4Zmocsv 4Omr im HrevUuUp m in es it scored four touchdowns their fourth game last week BLASTED S mn the other has not scored more seven points in any of its games, having been blasted by Richmond, 21-6 North ( 19-0, and Florida Carolina while South Carolina tying Several Pirate ff come individua West utstanding performances Texas State ECU’s Rich amed the S Conference — player f the Week as he ca eight against Peeler was primary tackles a assists against the Buffak GOOD PROTECTION John his string Quarterback Casazza added 12 to of pas: ympletions for the year, and he also got from the good pass protection forward wall. He should be ready once again to fill the air with tootballs Casazza’s ast’ week who caught SIX 44-yarder favorite receiver was Carl ¢ passes neluding a He's ready, too The Pirates trong ground game, churning up 229 yards. Billy Wallac 137 of these yards unleashed collected ind three touchdowns while Whitley added 96 yards and another score POTENT OFFENSE George This new potent offense hould provide a big challenge for the Wolfpack yielded only 61 defense which has COL SANDERS RECIPE points compared to the 8 the Pirates This will be the first given up by between these twe on the gridiron and the second gar history for another “Big | In the meeting Against pponent Ficklen Stadium ledication game in 1963, the Pirates upset Wake Forest 20-10, before a listed record crowd of 17,000 ECU assistant Al Ferguson who scouted the Wolfpack in its game with Florida, “North Carolina State is a big In their said strong football team QUARTERBACK JOHN CASAZZA ...will lead Pirates against North Carolina State Saturday. Team leaders announced The strong by the Pira State Saturday several individuals t: a quick forward in the statistical ffensive showing ist West Texa: night enabled move at pace races PASSING John Casaz 1SO ssed for yards, x 6 tosses. He nc s the tean pas with SSS yards (46 109 tosses) and in total offense with 455 yards RUSHING Fullback Billy Wallace, who gained 137 yards against the Bu s now leads vith 224 yards average of 4.5 a carry SCORING He also scored three times Saturday night to take the scoring lead with 18 points RECEPTIONS Carl Gordon leads in ceptions with 20 catches for 257 yards. Dick ( with 16 catches H rrada night behind RETURNS George Whitley. who saw duty with the offense for a change Si leads in return (kickoffs. and interceptions) with punts DOWNTOWN SHOPPING CENTER FREE PARKING Tony Maglione has punted IS times for an 38.8 average of yards per kick. This includes his two bad kicks against the Buffaloes DEFENSE Defensive tackle Rich Peeler Southern ence Defensive st-the-Week” for his u was named Confer ‘Player-< eight tackles and 10 assists at West Texas, He has 30 tackles and 25 for the nd tops the team with 85 points (In team defensive two seored tor each primary tackle now ASSISLS seas statistics, points are and one tor each assist) Tickets on sale Halt-price tickets for the North Carolina State game Saturday and the Tobacco Festival game in Richmond Oct. 24 are still on sale at the Athletic Office in Minges Coliseum The tickets, regularly selling for $6, will be sold to students, faculty and staff for $3 The Tobacco Festival game Ticket is expected to be a sellout and there are still 2,000 tickets available The Athletic Ticket Office is on weekdays from 8 a.m about open Kentucky Fried Chicken ite hnger likin , vl FREE DELIVERY on orders of $10 or host Fifth Street Ext GREENVILLE, N.C Phone 752-5184 more ive’ clash last two games, they’ve faced two great offensive teams ind gave up a total of only three touchdowns to them.” TOUGH YARDAGE Although State has no really outstanding rushers, the Wolfpack always seems to be getting the tough yardage when it is needed. This was particularly true against South Carolina when State ran for 214 yards ‘State likes to run right at you when they have the ball,” said Ferguson. “Their backs are big and always are picking up three, four, five extra yards with tacklers hanging on Sophomore quarterback Pat Korsnick has led the State Passing attack by completing 34 of 66 passes for 317 yards ERRATIC PASSING The passing game has been erratic for State in the past two games, however, as the Wolfpack had a combined total of 88 yards through the air against South Carolina and Florida Probable starters on offense for the Pirates Saturday are Casazza at quarterback, Wallace at fullback, Whitley at tailback, Dick Corrada at flanker, Gordon and Bill Croisetiere at the ends, Paul Haug and Tim Tyler at the tackles, Mike Kopp and Steve Davis at the guards and Mark This week’s schedule: Pohren at cer Going defensively for ECl will be Ted Salmon and We Rothrock at ends, Peeler and Chuck Zadnik at tackles, Dor Mollenhauer, Ralph — Betest and Monty Kiernan at th linebacker posts, Whitley and Will Mitchell at and Tom Pulley and Tor Threlkeld at safety Although Whitley is for both ornerback listed offensive and defensive work, the ECL coaching staff has not definitely decided whether he will go either way or both ways INJURED Les Strayhorn who second to rushing, and Rusty were not up due to injuries sustained against The Citadel, and it i not certain what their will be Saturday There is one other factor involved in this According to Pirate head Wallace in tea Scales © par last week statu game coach Mike McGee “Regardless of who wins Saturday night both schools—and, more important the people of eastern North Carolina ~ stand to benefit.” This meeting should be the start of a big rivalry. ECU and State have a two-year pact with an unsigned agreement to play each other each year between now and 1980, except in 1975 Friday — Freshman football at William and Mary (Williamsburg, Va.) 3 p.m Saturday — Football at North Carolina State (Raleigh) 7:30 p.m. Club football vs. North Carolina State, home Soccer vs. Campbell College, home, 2 p.m Tuesday — Soccer vs. Methodist College, away (Fayetteville) McGee's have third son Pirate head football coach Mike McGee now has four children at home instead of three His wite Ginger gave birth t their third son last Wednesday. He will be named Jerry Grahamefor Mike’s twin brother, Jerry, defensive coordinator and __ recruiting head for the Pirates Congratulations to coach and Mrs. McGee you, THE PIRATES TABLE owned and operated by Huey a friend of the student 10-8 Mon.-Sat Fall's lean and willowy look achieved by wrapping, tying, fooping important bits ofbeit (some leathers from far-away places). 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Eads V Javid Land Managing E f ss Manager Becky Nob News Editor Karen Blansfield Features Editor Don Trausneck Sports Editor ira Baker Adviser Y y ) Majority rule NC. PU AUNTY POLLS ¥ mene Theories need buria By PHILIP WILLIAMS the A t sce t hing of mer j bee te isier pou t isi wl 1 ial fore ach ti asier tha Examinati t hrog Surgeor y 4 ( ctive g teni ip of loosened iona splan 4 1 sev People lift sa great. Most ple f tt it is supy ntary to a | 1 xercise — prograr Excessive I ting ad high blood pressure eM would involy ired sk uly be at ’ ( Ir tt 4ise My QUESTION: Since | pped gs | tl ps y thighs. What can | t ANSWER: A wise doctor friend tell vave i ated t k ht wh having agair W lease th k the hair stubbl w the sk irface and makes it ‘ Or, if they ingrown, a )! thickened iround ther 1 small bump Tt erienced by mer do the ¢ they shave under their chin. Tx main flat without specially Most of those b JUESTION: T am interested in finding out 1 ffect Jropping acid and n ol somes. I recently th ! fia ha xperimented LSD and mescaline about 10 times and I 1 worned about th ffects on our hi Please help! ANSWER: Relax. The talk about chromosome Kage with the use LSD was popular two years ago. The original studies i yf technical problems and were trolled. Recent studies have failed to lifference in chromosome breakage | 1 f heavy users of LSD, former 1S LSD and non-users of LSD were 1. Currently, the kt among LSD users has beer greatest f adulterants in Ad é his the s valid in the t } 1 1 yngruous The se d t theory is so pedestrian ept it hardly merits discussion; but th t This he elected officials hould represent Opimior It is assumed that publ pinion would be Tt s ded or The s pub © of US Vietnar t now y wa ¥ to “prove’ shou d Cambodia ent should s of public whimsy lic with officials elected knowled nee, and administrative competence foresight e, The president should not be elected because he ts th oint of intersection of the sum total f public opinion He should be ted because in the voter's his being such a position of ponsibility and knowledgeability would jective assessment of t beneficial to the most people ter words, the elected weathervane fficial should of public opinion, but rather a person who can weigh all possiblilties, fact ind obstacles, factors known and unknown-whether seen or unseen by his constituents--and make a sound judgement Life’s worth can be listed By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (AP) - Things that make life worth living Opening the door to greet a loved one om ‘me to stay for a good long spell Catching a big one in the lake where the big re all supposed to have been caught early in the season ne The first splashdown of huge rai idrops after a long drought...They look like falling silver Seeing mother bravely cry through her tears because her little man was going away to a summer Boy Scout camp for a whole two > taste and feel of salt spray on your face as you hold the tiller of a small sailboat laboring through white-capped waters Chasing a small snake through tall grass and fecling secretly glad when it makes its escape because then you don’t have to kill it and carry it home still wriggling on a stick Being informed by a kindly teacher that she won't flunk you after all, even though you turned in y« term paper three days late Building a tree house in the backyard and Staying in it until the stars came out gleaming on a vast kingdom you imagine as your own Getting the first love letter from your best girl in which she finally signed it ‘love Rosalie,” instead of “as ever, Rosalie The wild orgy of a fresh watermelon eating spree in the fields of Sicily after two weeks of eating nothing but Army combat rations Drawing to an inside straight and making it-in a poker game with $50 in the pot The sound of your own name read aloud by the princif you walk up to get your high 1 have to fight down a mad diploma aloft and shout school diplo desire to wave tl “Hurrah f Edtlouals and Commentary Page 4, Fountainhead, Thursday, October 8.1970 The Forum Unfit article To Fountainhead What is the purpose of “The Doctor’s Bag’ In your newspaper? Recent articles that have appeared there have not seemed at all fitting for a university newspaper, That is stating my opinion mildly In spite of t > opinion that | now have, | am willing to listen to anything constructive you can say about these articles. What is their purpose Ruth B. Jones Instructor in Accounting EDITOR'S NOTE Next week we will carry an interview with Or. George Weigand of the ECU Guidance and Counseling office which should clarify the necessity on this campus of having such information made available Women’s Lib To Fountainhead The general aim of the Women’s Liberation Movement is to restore to woman her individual character, her sense of personal identity and self-respect as a human being who happens to be female, free to fulfill her talents and capabilities without the stricture ot ‘wo S proper role” as traditionally defined The goal of most sympathizers--male and female-of Women’s Liberation is to make society ready for women who do not conform to the yielding-serving-giving prototype of woman as the soft, weak, gentle, passive mother figure or the naughty sex kitten As one who heartily endorses the current Women's Liberation Movement I am encouraged by the progress of the American black people towards recovering their lost dignity as human beings Although their movement towards equality was also hampered by inner dissension and lack of unity, the various civil rights groups-non-violent, militant, —integrationist, Separatist--were able to bring about some changes in the way that society in general regards the black race Twenty years ago, even thoughtful, fairly educated, humane white people believed that the Negro was inherently mentally inferior that he worked best in menial positions, that he was childlike, irresponsible and in need of protection, that he was emotional, unstable and cowardly, that without strong leadership he was likely to be shiftless and lazy, and above all, that he needed to be kept in his “place Even though this attitude persists in some circles, the black people’s cry for human nights has awakened most of us to. the knowledge that environmental and_ societal forces, not inherent racial differences, have traditionally made the Negro something less than human A major step forward for the black image is the recent policy of the mass media, particularly in commercial advertising, of portraying the Negro as a human being whose life style and character traits are not unlike those of whites In time, society's archetypal female may also be more realistically reflected in mass media portrayals The happy Hausfrau, the starry-eyed bride the clinging-vine sexual object, the scatterbrained incompetent who can’t drive a car or sum up figures, and Miss America may well go the way of Amos n’ Andy, the watermelon-devouring pickaninny, the good old darky with the wooly head and rolling eyes and the grinning shoeshine boy Franceine Perry Departure To Fountainhead Thank you again for a good week. 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