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Show Writer 0ther Side 0f Proble, (A CP) Tup NEWS, Xavier ffi i cmnati, Ohio j. L'C editorially for a ccS? school. But the UC3' ' column campaigning against to paign. 6dmst this Fr Bernstein writes: ' SOME PEOPLF u after much c. ion, that it migh H ,-idea ,-idea to make x5e ! rational institution ,t! be advisable to con J Ki of the drawbacks der " The immediate probW jack of facilities PS2V instance, has no f !' k Another very pjg siderationisVttKeil in a most all the corridS il a b,t too low to acconi: llJ the ever-uphfted feminine ; boscis presuming, 0f that we might be ablet 1 a few of the regulars fr i? c.nnati's two "higher Z ion" finishing schools. J QUITE A FEW addition ' would have to be made toft- ! curriculm here. Academic ses would have to be replace with courses such as Hon? -13' Economics, Elementary Edutt tion and sundry other mm usually grouped under the t " tie of "art". Armed guards would have to be stationed in the library in an attempt to secure si- s lence. A new telephone cec- ter would have to be established. estab-lished. A mental health clinic clin-ic would have to be built Pet rats and cockroach;: i would have to be allowed i the rooms of all transfer dorr fl students from any of the m. ancient girl's to prevent ar-homesickness ar-homesickness for the old aim; mater. If these considerations would not persuade one to abandon so impractical a plan. I coiili only point out that things would never ever be the same at Xavier again. And a belter reason to adopt this plan I do not think could be found. |
