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regarding commutµig students can take the decision date
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Mr~ Robert Sammon
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various groups
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slots wilile the present one has
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Exewtive
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fatrick Callagy~ Greg Coricocchioli,
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Kall.terme Jfmnegan, K~vm O'~f1!10r, Tom Page;
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Mary Beth
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Executive
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ask that the Board
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the serious deliberation~ that Illay be11 i>
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disabled
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crurunal act,
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now genenc; and symptomatic of a malaise that
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that
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homosexual.
our natioi:i t~eter
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frciri
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country
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Qn most shou1d have
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To my ~azement,
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Homosexuality IS a \Vay of
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Just
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played on t~e ~ppc,si~ion to qtwart the election pr
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mJSsmg ~pes! It's not today's lie hea1>¢d upon ye~~tday's lie
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a teacher
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that 'Nixon
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innocent.
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Crrcle and the ~ainpus Mall.
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thil;
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mferi~r du~
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w_ould
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1t not be better to allow this
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The new cla~ schedule proposed by the Office of the Academic
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presented by J.enseil,
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H~rrn~~ll.l,
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be
stoppt:d, I
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do riot f~el
we
Dean seems to hav
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e been rammed through with all the delicacy of a
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Shockley
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and others
;
they
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stateck
:
Green mfer
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th~~ ~ll means
_
m95t
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must' combat 1t
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tQ
.
the pomt,
·
or
bulldozer. Received on :pecember
12,
immediately prior
.
to
.
e~ms, the
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f~y
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''th~_t
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to
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st~~
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racism;
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no .
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allow it to
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~he
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point
_
of violating
finaldecision was
to
be
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January
31
(today), little inore than
a
week racism;
m
what
·
ever form
.
1t
,
matter
•
.
w~t the cost?
,
Do
they
people's rights.
If
.
Professor
after
,
classes had resumed.
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be coinbatted
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that· violating con-
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Shockley wishes to make a fool
.
There
are-few
,
i.{any, convincing
-
arguments
to
substiu~tiate
a:
While I
~m
opposed t~ racism,l
'
s
.
tj,t
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u~onal
,
rights
,:
a~ justifie
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d?
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out of himself, allow it.·But don't
change to seventy~five and ohe
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hundred fifty minute class
·
periods
:
wonder.if the
.
comnuttee
,
really Can
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tbeY therefore
,
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censor
,
the
_
stop his freeclom
,
of
speech
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or
Reasons given,
·
such as the
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energy
•
crisis (itself an unknown)
in:
implies
·
the full
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connota~ons of
,
freedom
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"f'
speech and'
assetn-
,
'thought .A
/
s
.
trict contr,ol of
· ·
~reased
·
p~rUime enrollm~nt, ~d ease of arrangement s~m to be
so
·
that
·
sta~ent.:
D?es
·
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this
mean
_
,
~ly? T._o ~top
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raci.m,i
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do th~Y
.
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h ~m
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r.ights ~nd
.
human
much conJecture. Tlw proposal is extremely- unpopular with students that 1h.e~e 1s no µnut to them~~ _1m1;>lY,
~
to
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the . absµrdity
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that
_
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thinkin~,
a_t
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any cps_t; IS
.
~or~
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who seep ~o feel that the amount of ~bsorption necessary w:ould be
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of. ~P,Plll~
..
racJSm
;
as
,
long as it lS believ~rs
_
m
,
raCism <lo not have
.
·
damagmg;
m
my opllllon, than an
exc~ive _with two or more long classes in succession.
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IIi addition;
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a
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by
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the
unforceful
,
chang~. Pe~haps.
a
.
class
IS
nussed for one reason or
.
another,
.
the student
,
loses
fifty
,
or
.
one
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the
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m~ans l_ias ~bown up
••
constituti~n;
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or
'.
p~r~ps. remove
f9rced
.
en~ to
,
raCism w
_
ill brmg
.
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h
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uridred percent of the week's.lesson; and the fa'ct also remains
:
that many
:
tunes
m
hist~ry, most these rac
,
tsts
·
from society and
· .
more ra~ISts by
.
the mere prin-
•
therearesome disciplinesthatdonot lend themselves to
·
seminar.:type r~ently last summer'.
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At
.
that
·
~lace
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>
rehabilitation
.
ciple of l>eing forced Perhaps a
;
meetings
.
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stated that he c~ntEirs untit the:y
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conform?
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cormnittee to end racism which is
.
. While the
·
class
.
arrangement ntily indeed
be
in
dire
,
need
of
,
-
~o~
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to any extreme to re- ·
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Alth0:ugh this is
·
3:b.<!ur.d, is~ not
unleashed . is a
·
committee .rWl
.
reworkin~,- the Circ!e ~
,
of the opinion that the proposalat hand woulf eleGt N~on. Does the-
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.
sty~e
·
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a
.
~iolatio~
.
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~liman
fr~oms
.
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r~pan~.
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hope the
conimiJtee
.
not benefit
.
the maJor1ty
.
of the population.
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and ~ctics apply
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to
m~~~
this
.
also,
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the freedom
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of man's
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not'lll)l))y
i
the absurd.
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JamesEllioct
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Executive Board,
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and Jim Elliot, President
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of
the Student
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sort of compromise which would retain fifty
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Each year the sigris constantly aw~ and rea~arinfoniting
llS
that it
is
our "moral obligation»
to
run for. the vanous student ad-
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ministrative positions
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made
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available
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through
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the
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CoJ.!ege
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Board and
.
the Student Go:vernnieilt
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the two groups (College
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UnionBoardjmcf studeht Government) are at
a
po~nt where
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they.
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can
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no longer fill 'Out their ballots then why do-we wa._ste our time
;
energy,
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and inoney iii carrying out elections.
,
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stiidents
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dO' not
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ev~
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t~emselves with the und~takirigs <i
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JANU~RY
3-1, 1974
PAGE3
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Third Year View
Announcements
by
Bob Nelson
SENIOR CLASS - FACULTY DINm1'R
.
·
anyone else who could prove their
_,
.
·
The Day the Traffic (Almo&t)
·
need for
.
one) were granted
·
The Senior Class
00
the last leg
of
a four year journey
is
banding
Stopped
.
speciai permits. In the Mori
da
y
·together witltthe Marist faculty for a Saint Valentines Day dinner,
With the advent of the
Arab oil
·
newspapers
.
I bought,
much
was
.
scheduled to be held on Friday, February 15th.
boycott,
it must by now be
.
well
made
.
of an inventor in
Lucerne
The group, headed by Miss sus_an Kelly, who a~ headed ~he
known that the United
·
States
·
·who hag adapted a
_
Volkswagem
Sheahan House dinner committee
.
m 1972, also consists of Patrick
used to import
six
percent of her
·
.bug
to
electric
po~et,-
~d
wbc
.
.
Armida Patrick Buckley,
Mark
Fit1.gibbon, Maureen Forrestal,
oil from the Arab countries. In was the only man m Switzerlao
~
Frank
Mahar,
Linda Mamrosh, ateryl Mccann, Robert Piersa,
Europe,
however,
the who could ~ive a P1:iva~e
C3f
•
car exnausts
that
usually
hangs
.
Richard Tomaszewski and Lydia
Tringali.
The group
is
hoping to
_
corresponding figure was closer without spec•~ autho~ation.
·.
over the city.
Instead.
wlult
I
·
bring the faculty and seniors together for what may be the last time
to eighty percent,
so
that
-
when
As
for
·
me, it was
t_he.
perlect observed, running hither and yon
before graduation.
,
.
.
the Arabs turned off the
·
oil
.
occasion to
-
get in a little
cross-
throughout the ce.nter of
town,
1n
order to
·
suppl31lent the aueaay planned
.
menu, ~e group
is
· spigot, the effect was far
·
more
.
co!1IltrY practice, without.fear of
·
was
a pedestrian
:.
revolution, a
·
tapping the ingenuity
of
faculty and their wives, by asking them to
·
drastic in
·
the
·
latter 'tlian the
·
.
bemg
run
over
.
by road-happy
·
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morale
.
so h
_
igh th
a
t
I
_
didn't want
prepare a salad, vegetable. ootato, or main dish of their choice.
former. So much more drastic, in
:
European drivers,
who;
_
1
can to go
.
back
,
to my dorm.
·
Some of
The cost to seniors
is
$2
.
S0per person, advance sale of tickets will
·
fact; that, on November
21,
the assure . you,
·
do
,
not yield
-
·
to
.
the ~ra.yer
·
so1:115 mov~ a tahle
begin the week of February 4th
in
Donnelly Hall and outside the
Federal Council,
the
·
executive
pedestpans
:
Norma_lly,
1
have to andchrur~
_
outmto th~~ddle
_
of
_
a
_
cafeteria. The dress for the occasicn
is
semi.formal
.
branch of the Swiss G<ivemment
i
·
stick to parks and
.
s1dew~.
_
but
_
street, le~ll:l'elY. ~ g
.
~~r
.
_.;_· _ _
decreed a bail on Sunday driving,
this
Sunday, Geneva
was nune •
.
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tea
and e
.
~~g crescen
.
t rolls with
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to be
·
in effect for
·
three
con-
.In
.
the center
.
of
·
town,
.
a
.
large .
.
strawberry_
l~·
.
!'h~e
wt:1°
had
The Marist College '.ficket Boa.rd met for the first time this
semester
sectitive Sundays
.
-:November
Z>,
:
crowd of pedestrians had inyaded been gr~nteq. drivmKper:nuts and
.
· on Tuesday, January 29th at 7: 00 p.m. in room 270, Campus Center.
December
·
2
.
and December 9.
·
the streets; and refused to give up
·
•
who vent~ed !}eai;-
_
the_ c
_
mter of
.
The Board
.
will meet on every other Tuesday thereafter at the same
·
Among
.
the' Common
·
Market the ~onquer-=d
.
ter~tory to
·
townfo~d
-
~eircars surro~ded
·
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timeandplc,1ce. Thedatesthe_TicketBoardwillmeetare: February 12
.
countries, only France was
:
n?t anythµlg that
did
no~ move on two
bf
..,
pe~estr1~
wh~
,refus~ to
and 2J3; March
12
and
26;
.
April
9
and~; a~d May 7. Any Faculty- Staff
forced to enact such
.
drastic legs . .Instead of gomg out for
·
a
give way,
.
tak10g
vengeance on member or student rece1vmg a parkmg ticket must appear before toe
>-
measures due
to
the cordiality of
·
Sunday drive,
·
most
·
peopl~
-
took the drivers who ~ad ~en ~ed to
. ·
Ticket Board
.
The Board
"
will determine
if
you
will
have to pay the
rehitions b
·
etweeri
the
French
:
and
.
advan~ge of the situatio!1 to go
·
having the roads
to
themselves:
·
fine. The same procedure must be done if you are billed for tr~ic
the Arabs, as
-
is
·
demonstrated by
·
.
fora Sundar stroll;
.-
thus, ihough Surely the
'
Ma~trna
.
<;;ancU:n
tickets but di!i not find a ticket on your car. Ma~y students received
·
.
-,.
the sale
·
of French Mirage planes
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:
there :were no ca~s,
_
there _was no
.
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n
7
ver foresaw this. sod of non-
tickets last semester but never found them ~n the!! car due to someone
to Libya.
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sh(!rtage·51f
,
hwn~ traffic.
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The v10l~nt
;
noncooperat1o_n
.
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,
removing the ticket. T_hose students r~e1ve<;1 b~ and argued that
.
In Geneva,
;
the
·
ban was more M~nt Blanc
·:
B~1dge
;
·
norm~lly
Finally, hmyever;
.
1t bepn
,
tf
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they never received
a
ticket. The Security
Office
will show you a
.
copy
-
celebratecr- than
.
obseNed,
·
due bwnper to
.
bumper ~ven
,
on_ a
get dark;
.
and the str~et lights ~
-
of
.
the original
-
at your request.
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perhaps
.
to
the
.
1_1ovelty
__
of
_.
Jlie
.
S~dar,
swanned
w~~
racin.g
.
alm~t
.
_as ~eless
.
now as· the
If
the
cai;
is !egistered '!ith Security the student who registered the
.
concept. The
.
order of the day was
·
bicycµsts,
•
olcl ~dies ~th ~ei.r }raffic ligh~ - came on. ~ost of
.
car is responsible_ f~r all tickets. If soi:neone e~e uses
_
_
the car and the
roller skates;
•
the ho~
.
and
,,
c an~s, 3nd children pl,ymg
_
,
the pedestpans ~rted to
,
nead
.
car gets a tic}tet, 1t 1s up to the person who regIStered 1t to pay_ for the
buggy;
go-carts;'
bicycles ~uilt
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forh~me,andldidthe
.
same.By
ticketor
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coll~tthe~inefromthepe_rsonwhousedthecar
.
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for one, two, or
.
more;
:_
walking;
.
.
Perhaps the
"
mo~
,
n9tic~~e the time Lreache:<1 the Rue de
. ·.
The Security
Office
commends eve~one for the lack of parkin~
or.
··
almost
·
anything
tha~
.
w9uld r.~ult of th
_
e ban w~ the amazJilg
.
C~dplle, where Hive, the streets
problems last
_
semester . .Your cooperation w~s tremendous. Keep
.
1t
move a body
frQm
one pla~ to ,-sil~n~e ~ t
,
:
assailed the
,
c1_ty,
were absoJutely deserte~, and I
up.
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another.
:
Actually, the
·.
sittiatio1f
.
aliriost as though a ~ampenmg
·
wondered 1f that was how 1t would.
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.
.
Ronald D. Aderho!dt
was not
so
.
serious that
'
people
fog
had ·set
in
,:
No c~r -~orns:
be if.th~ atomic apocalypse e1:er
·
Director of Safety and Security
who really had a ne~d to get from
:
.
Ahnost
.
no sho~mg
.
taxr
drivers .
.
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c~e to pas~. I mounted the five
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oneplacetoanothercowdi:iot dO":
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~o racm~
.
er:igm~
·
at
.
the stop flig~tsofstarrstomyroom,to the
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Children's Theatre
i.s
still looking for help
·
in costuming, props,
so
:
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Taxis buses and Geneva's
·
lights,which continued
,
to
.
·
func-
strains of
·
a
.
Cat stevens recont
.
publicity, make-up, lighting, set construction and a stag~ crew for
.
electric t:.Smways
.
were exempt
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an
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u!ln~
.
cessarjly
, ·
soin~one on the second floor was . their upcoming play,
,
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If
you are interested, please see
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from the decree,
arid
doctors
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.
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Delicioµs Minute Steak
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Hard Roll
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Only $1.29
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At the present time, I do not
received
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\IOLUME 12 Marin College, Poughkeepsie, N.v. NUMBER 1
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Carolan
regarding commutµig students can take the decision date
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days. Presently, most full-time
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alreadyaconsfderable
extensjon.
Co-Editors
JimKeeganandAnneT1c1bulsi
Mr~ Robert Sammon
commuting
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students need five Howeyer, if
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various groups
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Student Government
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Exewtive
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fatrick Callagy~ Greg Coricocchioli,
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proposal beca~e it.
Kall.terme Jfmnegan, K~vm O'~f1!10r, Tom Page;
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learned that the
75
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or
·
cii-cillati.rig aroinid the country.
.
A
little over two years ago
Richard
Nii
:
on
was
·
ushered uito a
second
·.
s1dere~
-
a crune.
,
.
Up
,
untµ
'
a
·
few
.-
_
.
were
.
.
•
ca tight
.
in the
:
~
actual
'-:
They fear the
ridicule
they 'would
.
Presidentia_l teJl!l
·
by
_
a thumping
.
~cij_oi:ity of tqe
·
popular vote'. That
.
·
-mo~ths
:
;
ago
:
,
·.
it
~
-
·
w~
.
-
~
.
:
si~
:
of
·-.
ho!D~exua
t
.
act
J?oli~
a6~ed
.
..
·
receivi{ m.ay force s~ni¢
,
of
·
them
·
o
_
verwhelming victory, m?r.e
.
coron.a~ion than
·
el~tioit, is an ironic
.
c:levia1_1t
,
. bE!hav_10r
·
)
:
Vhich
, -:
this
la~,
~
a
;
~son s~d he w
_
as
,
,
to leave.
: .
;
;
.
:
,
'
.
.
-
_
_
backdrop
~
the p~e~ent cnsIS of legitimacy befacin'g the nation;
.
Then
·
·
-
psycho~o~IS~
~
_
~~
psyc~atrists
.
atta~kec:t
JustJlis statement
_
~tild
,
.
_
,
rn
_·
my
,
op~mon!
.
MarISt has
.
to
as
_
no~; Richard Nixon
_
was cent¢r
.
stage,
.
but:the
,
attention
'
of
-
the
~
·
were
,
•
_
trying t~
.,:-:
CUflE
..
1
·
~ny'
,
·
pu~
:
you
,
~W!lY
·
for
.
~o
-
to
<
three
catch up
~
with tunes .
.
We,
.
as a
Amen~an peol_)le ha~ shift~
_
from the
.
civil
~
liturgical ¢1.ection
.
rite
..
to
'
·
•
holll~~e~~als
_:
·
.
were
_
.
•
afraid
•
·
to
,
years.
;
Homo~exuals
·
.
kl)oW11
' _
bY
-
_,
•
..
.
college;
-
have ~o a~ept_ peopl~ as
the serious deliberation~ that Illay be11 i>
l'.
elucle
.
to in)p~~egt.
~
The
,
adfi!it ~~at~
-
or sh
_
e really
.
was.
:
the J~olice
.,
were harrassed.
.
;
·
,
they
,
i:eallr ,m.-e
::
.:. white~
,
black;
_
·
.
w~rd
_
Waterg~te;
.
once a
·
~efe~ence to
:
tne
,
setting
of
•
one
·
pai_-ticuiar.
?,
~a_re~ts
-
turn~d
-
~ut
,
to, be
of
no
.
:
,
F_'mally, a h<>m?9e~al deq~ed P~erto
--
--:,_;
Rtca
.
~s,
·
· ·
disabled
.
crurunal act,
IS
now genenc; and symptomatic of a malaise that
has
·
•.
help .
.-
f\S
so~n
·
as they
-
suspected
,
-
·
.
that
.he
could.n't fake much more
·
heterosexual,
i
an_d
.
homosexual.
our natioi:i t~eter
.
i:ng on
!1
constitutional precipice of. frightening height
·
•
·
!
i
w.i~~l''
· ·
s~xwil
:-
behavior;
-
the
_
.
;
••
of
:
Jhis
.
.
_
hai:ras.<!~ent
;
·
•
·
~e
.
•
~~c
:p~ple
t~
-
al~ays
-
pf what they
-. ·
The precipice looP1S higher and higher'because the President of the
.
poor
_
~
:
-
~~
:
herdEl9 off to
,
a
others form
.
ed
·
_an
_
orgaruzatu11
.
are .
.
,
M~nst nee
_
ds_to do
·
some
-United States, both national'leader and national symbol.has been psych1atr
_
1~t
<
fo
.
r
,
~elp .
.
Th~y Their purpo~ was to
:
change
thE
,
'.
sotil~searcliing, Reform
·
is in
·
~i:awn i?tcithe tightening web
:
:
·
ca11s for
his
impeachment have
~e~
<;ouldn't ~
_
cuss
.
1~
.
with
-
the ch~d~
·-
•
public's
:·:
·
Qpinion
;
.
.
rega.r4ing
·
order:
:
-If
Marist has
.
to
c~arige
-:
·
1!1crea~mgly _
_
heard
t
_
-
-
•
: .
.
.
_
•
.-
--
_
·
,
; · .
:_
-
.
.
_
. .
--..- .
_
:
·
.
:
no~_
.
fo_ul<l
;
.
~ey
_
undel'Stand it.
.
·
.
11.o~o~exmlls
.
,
,
Pretty-
:
_soon, (cU1~1tmust), whatbettert~eto
·
·-::
,l'fow the Cu-cle ·wiShes to
unr~erv~dly
join the chorus of
.
those who
·
They
_
d
_
idn t eyen
'.
trf. They
.
were
,
similar groups began to sprmg up
<
do
.
·
1t
.
than
-
the
.-
p~esent.
Ill~
OJ!e
..
•
have already called for Richard Nixon's dismissal
frciri
office. we can
:
m?re
;
_c1>p~~rJ1ed
'..
w1~h w~at the_ acrgss the
.
country
,
.
Qn most shou1d have
.
to
hide
:
what
·
he 1s .
·
·
demur
_
no l?i:tg~
1
·
the
_
list of iricrimiriating
.
particulars having
·
grown neighbor~
:,
would
·
:
think
~
they
·
college
.
·
campuses,
·
.
.
there
::,·
_
is
-
·
a
.
_-
becaus~ tie
i~
~r~d of reje
_
ction.
·
~go 1~ng. It IS(!'tJlist the
.'
'bugg~g"
,
oJ
~e
Demoeratic_headquarters
;
Jt
•
~ere toJind
QUl
Th~y
;..
~nsi
_
d~~e<i
''ga~" group
.
To my ~azement,
··
Homosexuality IS a \Vay of
lif~
for
isn't
Just
~e subsequ~1;1tcover~up~ It isn't j481 the assorted dirty tricks
}
\r~se
1
than pro~1tu
,
~on
~
..
\
.
·
,
Manst
.
doesn't
·
have ~ne'.
.
ThE
.
some people
:
•:_
Let';; ~c
_
cept 1t as
.
played on t~e ~ppc,si~ion to qtwart the election pr
_
oc~. IUsn't the
:
.
e
,
aw found put, God help
,
,,.
h!>Inpsexuals
.
9,n ~ampus
:
are
_
sue~!
·
•
.
·
, ·
•
.
.
.
.
·
.
•
··
_
I~&T_ c~ntnbu~qn
-
_
wit~
:
the
,
questi
1
o~
j
t raise5.
i
:
It's 11ot
•
~e
•
milk
·
m~
!:
you.
,
They would
-
~~c~
~ou
JIP
.
~or
·
afr~~~
-
.
·
.
to
:"
expo.se
>
,
the~elves.
'
·
·
·
_
Nam~
W.1.~hlleld_upon request
d~stnes contributions,
-
not
-
Vescos, not Huglie~~
;
,
nor
.
the others.
It
<
·
.
•
·
.
.
.i
•
>
·
·
.·
:
·
-
· ·
.
· ·
.. ·
·
·.
-
·
·
.
·
· -
·
·
·_
.·
.
·
im'tChr_istm~bom~ings,tfor
_
_
i
.
~it
·
pt~ cl~tj~es~ebombµigraids over
~
Reaction TO Rac1srtr
,
..
,
_
.
'
This
,
comm1ttet:
-
~~ems
.,
to
>
_Do mch9:rd. Bi~!c!ey,
.,.' ..
~
_
i'.
'.
'
C~bodia. Its n_ot
,
~powidrrient of
;
fwuis.
It':,
not the
.
burglary
of
I
;
r ·
_
._
_·
.
,
.•
_
·
.
•
;
_
'
: ' '
.,.
•
.
,
sup~
,
qrt
}~~
'
<
act!o
_
i;i~
•
of )in
;,
:,
Breen,Pr-MichaelsO{l
_
lDlplyJtu~t
E~~rg's
-
psych1atnst's offica
,
.
It's
·
not
,
even th~
_firing
'
o
f;
Cox, or
·
.
.
,
·
.. :
· ·
,
·.
_
.
'
,
'
:C
:-,,
,
.
au9um~e
;
1
at Staten
.
>
)sla11d
,
academica}ly
:.
we mu~t }i!llit
mJSsmg ~pes! It's not today's lie hea1>¢d upon ye~~tday's lie
'_,:
:
::
·
;
: •
R.ecently
;
, two c~p1es _of
,
i!11
op_en
·
Commun
~
ty
,
College
:
:
~yber
_
e
·
o~selves to
·_
onl)'
..
~e
;
pomt of:
.
...
It's eyery oi:ie of tl~se together and
it's
the inescapable conclusion
'.
letter
.
to
-
~~
Manst coTTUI1uruty . StiockJ.ey
:
aU;~mp~d
:
~. pr«t5,:nt-
.
.
view?
.
S4ou!d
-
.
a teacher
.
present
.
that 'Nixon
~~(
1s
,
deeply
>
involved.
·
Every
.
new day represses
_,
h~ve been crrculatedthro~gh ~e
;
··:
his
·
own
;
theory
_
.
-
~s ~ory
,
\Y'as
·
ortly
,
~ne
.·
~1de
..
of an iss_ue; qr
.
furthe
_
r our lingenng half-hop
_
e that our Bresident
is
.
innocent.
_
And
,
:
Crrcle and the ~ainpus Mall.
This
',.
thil;
~~~ks
,
wer1;
,
mferi~r du~
._
to
.
w_ould
,
1t not be better to allow this
·
·
~hen we
_
say
-
~~
-
for
~
the
·
good of
.
the nation
,
hi
r
shQuld iesign or face
.
lelt~r
.
dealt wtth
·
~~
·
prQbl~m. of
.
. _
genetic
:
compos1ti~n .
.
·
.
Ih
.
.
BTT
,
.
~t-
·
view,
.
~f?
,
should
_.
b~ done w,~th
1~peachmen~ itIS
~
mo~ e?iliortation
thari
e<litorial,
·
for frankly the:,racisma_ndalso
:
~'?the~~ltsti~g
.
;
te~pt tc;
L
;
stoP.; '
'
ra.~~sm~
·
m •
Shoc}t!e~,.and then illustrate_ i~
.
·
t~e for pensive reflection 1s about over, the time for action . upon us .
.
a coIIlJlll,ltee_-to
..
d~L
w.ttlJ
:
t!US
.
,
~hatever
,
fo~;
.-
.
.
.
the
·
.
au~ence
.
•
w~k pomts to all~w a student to
_
·
·
·
·
-
·
•
-
·
.
·
·
·
:.
probJeµi. ThisJetterwas
,
s1gned
.
;
1
would
-
,
not
~-
even
-
~llo:w
.
him to
decide? Ifthe
·
pomtalsocomes
·
•
:
by
.
twelve Marist
:
notables.
·
:
The
•
;
-
.
speak; even though
:
his research
·where
·
research
-
info racism ·
~
lette~ p~ces
:
so_me
_·
curious
··
.
·
was
.
'Yeak
:'
and µmdeqm1te
.c-'
;t'M
'.
'
~•
shoiµd be
.
stopped; would we not
-
questions
m
my
.
nund as
to
,
the
_
properIJl~ris
-
~ouldhavebeen
·
to
·
be stifling
.
the educational
-
.·
New
-
::
Schedule
:
:·.
intent
<i-1his
commi~ee. De~ing Je~
-
him speak and then attack
his
-
.
process?
.
·
..
.
.. ·
.
.
.
:-
.
,
.·
.
.
,
_
.
,
.
.
.
-
:
with
.
the
.
"
theory.
'.
' of
,
racisitHlS
,
research
:
ancLtheories
;-
Do
:_
Joe
.
'
.
·
:
.
Although
·
I
feeLthat racism
·
-
The new cla~ schedule proposed by the Office of the Academic
;_
-
presented by J.enseil,
.
H~rrn~~ll.l,
·
.
.
·
Ti~
_
em~; Richie G~
_
en and Ray
; :·:
~ust
be
stoppt:d, I
_
do riot f~el
we
Dean seems to hav
.
e been rammed through with all the delicacy of a
·
_
Shockley
-
and others
;
they
-
stateck
:
Green mfer
.
th~~ ~ll means
_
m95t
·
must' combat 1t
·
tQ
.
the pomt,
·
or
bulldozer. Received on :pecember
12,
immediately prior
.
to
.
e~ms, the
'.:
.tha~
-
-
ther
·
·
f~y
~
beHeve
,
;
''th~_t
,
,
:
be
,
.
U!ken
_.
to
'
.
st~~
-
,
racism;
·
no .
•
allow it to
.
~he
-
point
_
of violating
finaldecision was
to
be
·
January
31
(today), little inore than
a
week racism;
m
what
·
ever form
.
1t
,
matter
•
.
w~t the cost?
,
Do
they
people's rights.
If
.
Professor
after
,
classes had resumed.
_
-
·
-
.
'
.
•
· ·
-
.
•
·
might take,-must
.
be coinbatted
/
'
.
¢ean
,.
that· violating con-
·
Shockley wishes to make a fool
.
There
are-few
,
i.{any, convincing
-
arguments
to
substiu~tiate
a:
While I
~m
opposed t~ racism,l
'
s
.
tj,t
_
u~onal
,
rights
,:
a~ justifie
_
d?
, .
out of himself, allow it.·But don't
change to seventy~five and ohe
·
hundred fifty minute class
·
periods
:
wonder.if the
.
comnuttee
,
really Can
·
:
tbeY therefore
,
·
censor
,
the
_
stop his freeclom
,
of
speech
'
or
Reasons given,
·
such as the
:
energy
•
crisis (itself an unknown)
in:
implies
·
the full
-
connota~ons of
,
freedom
-
'
"f'
speech and'
assetn-
,
'thought .A
/
s
.
trict contr,ol of
· ·
~reased
·
p~rUime enrollm~nt, ~d ease of arrangement s~m to be
so
·
that
·
sta~ent.:
D?es
·
_
this
mean
_
,
~ly? T._o ~top
·
raci.m,i
_
.
do th~Y
.
_
h ~m
-
~n
:
r.ights ~nd
.
human
much conJecture. Tlw proposal is extremely- unpopular with students that 1h.e~e 1s no µnut to them~~ _1m1;>lY,
~
to
_-
the . absµrdity
,_
that
_
_
thinkin~,
a_t
_:
any cps_t; IS
.
~or~
·
who seep ~o feel that the amount of ~bsorption necessary w:ould be
:
of. ~P,Plll~
..
racJSm
;
as
,
long as it lS believ~rs
_
m
,
raCism <lo not have
.
·
damagmg;
m
my opllllon, than an
exc~ive _with two or more long classes in succession.
~
IIi addition;
•
if
a
·
~011~?
.
,
-
':l'his:
.
t!,l~ory
-
~
o_f
.
,
_
the
:
,
eJ!d
.
-
a
_
11y
,
!18~~
.
·
guar11,9~eli
" ·
by
:
.
.
the
unforceful
,
chang~. Pe~haps.
a
.
class
IS
nussed for one reason or
.
another,
.
the student
,
loses
fifty
,
or
.
one
'.
J 1IStifi~
~
the
-
m~ans l_ias ~bown up
••
constituti~n;
:
or
'.
p~r~ps. remove
f9rced
.
en~ to
,
raCism w
_
ill brmg
.
·
h
.
uridred percent of the week's.lesson; and the fa'ct also remains
:
that many
:
tunes
m
hist~ry, most these rac
,
tsts
·
from society and
· .
more ra~ISts by
.
the mere prin-
•
therearesome disciplinesthatdonot lend themselves to
·
seminar.:type r~ently last summer'.
'.
,
At
.
that
·
~lace
'.
them ~
>
rehabilitation
.
ciple of l>eing forced Perhaps a
;
meetings
.
_
-
·
·
.
.
.
.
·•
·
1
·
_
_
·
.
·
.
.
•
tIIDe. ~Q
_
meone
_
stated that he c~ntEirs untit the:y
;
_
conform?
~
·
cormnittee to end racism which is
.
. While the
·
class
.
arrangement ntily indeed
be
in
dire
,
need
of
,
-
~o~
-
~~
to any extreme to re- ·
•
Alth0:ugh this is
·
3:b.<!ur.d, is~ not
unleashed . is a
·
committee .rWl
.
reworkin~,- the Circ!e ~
,
of the opinion that the proposalat hand woulf eleGt N~on. Does the-
_
~ e
.
sty~e
·
:
a
.
~iolatio~
.
~
~liman
fr~oms
.
:
r~pan~.
'1
.
hope the
conimiJtee
.
not benefit
.
the maJor1ty
.
of the population.
·
·
.
·
.
-
.
,.
-
_
,
,
·
and ~ctics apply
:
to
m~~~
this
.
also,
-
the freedom
_
of man's
'
~1d
-
not'lll)l))y
i
the absurd.
·
. __
.
·
,
.
TheCIRCLEjoinsthe
·
StudentAcademicCommittee,
.
theJunior
•
end?-
_
·.
·
·
· ·
-'
.. -:
-
: .
thinking?
·
_
..
...
. .
..
·
.,
·
·
·
.
JamesEllioct
Class
Executive Board,
·
and Jim Elliot, President
,...
of
the Student
,
.
_,
_
·
't
:
;
_
•
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·
·
.
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our "moral obligation»
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run for. the vanous student ad-
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a
po~nt where
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JANU~RY
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Third Year View
Announcements
by
Bob Nelson
SENIOR CLASS - FACULTY DINm1'R
.
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anyone else who could prove their
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The Day the Traffic (Almo&t)
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need for
.
one) were granted
·
The Senior Class
00
the last leg
of
a four year journey
is
banding
Stopped
.
speciai permits. In the Mori
da
y
·together witltthe Marist faculty for a Saint Valentines Day dinner,
With the advent of the
Arab oil
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newspapers
.
I bought,
much
was
.
scheduled to be held on Friday, February 15th.
boycott,
it must by now be
.
well
made
.
of an inventor in
Lucerne
The group, headed by Miss sus_an Kelly, who a~ headed ~he
known that the United
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States
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·who hag adapted a
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Volkswagem
Sheahan House dinner committee
.
m 1972, also consists of Patrick
used to import
six
percent of her
·
.bug
to
electric
po~et,-
~d
wbc
.
.
Armida Patrick Buckley,
Mark
Fit1.gibbon, Maureen Forrestal,
oil from the Arab countries. In was the only man m Switzerlao
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Frank
Mahar,
Linda Mamrosh, ateryl Mccann, Robert Piersa,
Europe,
however,
the who could ~ive a P1:iva~e
C3f
•
car exnausts
that
usually
hangs
.
Richard Tomaszewski and Lydia
Tringali.
The group
is
hoping to
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corresponding figure was closer without spec•~ autho~ation.
·.
over the city.
Instead.
wlult
I
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bring the faculty and seniors together for what may be the last time
to eighty percent,
so
that
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when
As
for
·
me, it was
t_he.
perlect observed, running hither and yon
before graduation.
,
.
.
the Arabs turned off the
·
oil
.
occasion to
-
get in a little
cross-
throughout the ce.nter of
town,
1n
order to
·
suppl31lent the aueaay planned
.
menu, ~e group
is
· spigot, the effect was far
·
more
.
co!1IltrY practice, without.fear of
·
was
a pedestrian
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revolution, a
·
tapping the ingenuity
of
faculty and their wives, by asking them to
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drastic in
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the
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latter 'tlian the
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.
bemg
run
over
.
by road-happy
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morale
.
so h
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igh th
a
t
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didn't want
prepare a salad, vegetable. ootato, or main dish of their choice.
former. So much more drastic, in
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European drivers,
who;
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can to go
.
back
,
to my dorm.
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Some of
The cost to seniors
is
$2
.
S0per person, advance sale of tickets will
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fact; that, on November
21,
the assure . you,
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do
,
not yield
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to
.
the ~ra.yer
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so1:115 mov~ a tahle
begin the week of February 4th
in
Donnelly Hall and outside the
Federal Council,
the
·
executive
pedestpans
:
Norma_lly,
1
have to andchrur~
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outmto th~~ddle
_
of
_
a
_
cafeteria. The dress for the occasicn
is
semi.formal
.
branch of the Swiss G<ivemment
i
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stick to parks and
.
s1dew~.
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but
_
street, le~ll:l'elY. ~ g
.
~~r
.
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decreed a bail on Sunday driving,
this
Sunday, Geneva
was nune •
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and e
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in effect for
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three
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the center
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of
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town,
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a
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large .
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strawberry_
l~·
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!'h~e
wt:1°
had
The Marist College '.ficket Boa.rd met for the first time this
semester
sectitive Sundays
.
-:November
Z>,
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crowd of pedestrians had inyaded been gr~nteq. drivmKper:nuts and
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· on Tuesday, January 29th at 7: 00 p.m. in room 270, Campus Center.
December
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2
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and December 9.
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the streets; and refused to give up
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who vent~ed !}eai;-
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the_ c
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mter of
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The Board
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will meet on every other Tuesday thereafter at the same
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Among
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the' Common
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Market the ~onquer-=d
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ter~tory to
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townfo~d
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timeandplc,1ce. Thedatesthe_TicketBoardwillmeetare: February 12
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countries, only France was
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n?t anythµlg that
did
no~ move on two
bf
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pe~estr1~
wh~
,refus~ to
and 2J3; March
12
and
26;
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April
9
and~; a~d May 7. Any Faculty- Staff
forced to enact such
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drastic legs . .Instead of gomg out for
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a
give way,
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tak10g
vengeance on member or student rece1vmg a parkmg ticket must appear before toe
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measures due
to
the cordiality of
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Sunday drive,
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most
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peopl~
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took the drivers who ~ad ~en ~ed to
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Ticket Board
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The Board
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will determine
if
you
will
have to pay the
rehitions b
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etweeri
the
French
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and
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advan~ge of the situatio!1 to go
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having the roads
to
themselves:
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fine. The same procedure must be done if you are billed for tr~ic
the Arabs, as
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demonstrated by
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fora Sundar stroll;
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thus, ihough Surely the
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<;;ancU:n
tickets but di!i not find a ticket on your car. Ma~y students received
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of French Mirage planes
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ver foresaw this. sod of non-
tickets last semester but never found them ~n the!! car due to someone
to Libya.
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removing the ticket. T_hose students r~e1ve<;1 b~ and argued that
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In Geneva,
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the
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ban was more M~nt Blanc
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B~1dge
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norm~lly
Finally, hmyever;
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1t bepn
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a
ticket. The Security
Office
will show you a
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copy
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celebratecr- than
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obseNed,
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due bwnper to
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bumper ~ven
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on_ a
get dark;
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and the str~et lights ~
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the original
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at your request.
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perhaps
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to
the
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1_1ovelty
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S~dar,
swanned
w~~
racin.g
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alm~t
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_as ~eless
.
now as· the
If
the
cai;
is !egistered '!ith Security the student who registered the
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concept. The
.
order of the day was
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bicycµsts,
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olcl ~dies ~th ~ei.r }raffic ligh~ - came on. ~ost of
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car is responsible_ f~r all tickets. If soi:neone e~e uses
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the car and the
roller skates;
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the ho~
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and
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c an~s, 3nd children pl,ymg
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the pedestpans ~rted to
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nead
.
car gets a tic}tet, 1t 1s up to the person who regIStered 1t to pay_ for the
buggy;
go-carts;'
bicycles ~uilt
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forh~me,andldidthe
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for one, two, or
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more;
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walking;
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n9tic~~e the time Lreache:<1 the Rue de
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The Security
Office
commends eve~one for the lack of parkin~
or.
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almost
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anything
tha~
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w9uld r.~ult of th
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.
C~dplle, where Hive, the streets
problems last
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semester . .Your cooperation w~s tremendous. Keep
.
1t
move a body
frQm
one pla~ to ,-sil~n~e ~ t
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assailed the
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c1_ty,
were absoJutely deserte~, and I
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aliriost as though a ~ampenmg
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wondered 1f that was how 1t would.
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Ronald D. Aderho!dt
was not
so
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serious that
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fog
had ·set
in
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No c~r -~orns:
be if.th~ atomic apocalypse e1:er
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Director of Safety and Security
who really had a ne~d to get from
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Ahnost
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no sho~mg
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taxr
drivers .
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c~e to pas~. I mounted the five
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er:igm~
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at
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the stop flig~tsofstarrstomyroom,to the
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still looking for help
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in costuming, props,
so
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Taxis buses and Geneva's
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lights,which continued
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to
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strains of
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a
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Cat stevens recont
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publicity, make-up, lighting, set construction and a stag~ crew for
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electric t:.Smways
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were exempt
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soin~one on the second floor was . their upcoming play,
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you are interested, please see
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cemetery,_we
pneslfi
went
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the
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housmg all my brothers. I
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gomg
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to
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P"1tchers
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heard that
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f
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?in
f:be
army
of those who are
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allowances recreation
for
young hghtmg
.
and who,
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however
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incident of the sfolen
Christm¥
peopl~ in ~olising developments. painfully
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; in thei:1' organizS;tio~
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tree.
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Through
an
AP re~ease
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1t Jt means fighting for
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increased and
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their
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meetm~s
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ang
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their
made many
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the benefits
to
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the sick;
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for im
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encounters and their- battles; are .
country
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the provement of ineclical facilities, trying-:to
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build a
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Lord, in
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LEN NELSON
judge's s~ntence tremendous and supporting
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niei:lical research.
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Jt '!hich m
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an, free, will ~
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had us~ it
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sermon.
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means penal
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systems that
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will fmally to
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lov~.
,
I
am
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When 1t was
time
t~ leave, ~e reform and
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educate prisoners.
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brothers,
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even though I don
t
pastor !)ft'er~ me a c1g~r,. winch
.
we cannot d~ everything, but we know ~ho you
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are." AJ"!d mayl?e
I
refused smc
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don t smoke.
.
must do whatever .we
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can, something better than cig~rs wdl
SAT.
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Skitch,
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thr~t three cigars in my especially
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JANUARY 31. 1974
Indoor
Trc1:Ck ~.egins
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12.1.1
12.1.2
12.1.3
12.1.4