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Show January 26, 1962 The PARSON Page 3 Bean Poll By Ken Denne On Monday, the 15th of Janu- Mothary, the Westminster a to listened panel ers Club of students discuss the Peace of Corps. A representative was Service World University also on the panel. He pointed out the question of how a student who had to have moral restrictions imposed upon him could be expected to be a sufficient Peace Corps Volunteer. The question was based around the current Hogle Hall morality edict. The reason for the question being asked in the first place may be found in the following concept: The Administrators of this college have been making a grave mistake by not helping the students to assume the responsibilities of self-governme- nt that they have been In fact, the Administration has been so foolhardy as to let student government get so out of date, by their grip on student government, that a communiasking for so long. cation problem of considerable magnitude has been created on campus. The communication problem is so out of hand that a change in struct- by Judith Hughes To rise or not to rise, that is the. question: Whether tis nobler in the mind to suffer The darkness and shocks of cold early mornings, Or to . take arms against a nightmare of buzzing, And by a simple flick of the wrist, end it. To sleep again. Ah, to dream once more. And by an extra forty winks to say we cease Our cold awakening for a time, And the thousand icy morning chills, That six oclock risers are heir to. Tis a consummation Devoutly to be wished. To sleep students in their actions. can aid the students by They more them allowing freedom ure of students government and other student of the press rights. will be necessary to correct it.; Its about time the AdminHowever, this change will istrators started working with not occur unless the Adminthe students instead of against istration starts supporting the them. ' Kellys Korner is The object of modern art, not beauty but life. That sentence, written by the masterful Victor Hugo became the basic text of the Romantic Movement. Today the poet, who war, spoke trenchantly of politics, government and diplomacy is remembered as the author of Lcs Miserables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He is also remembered as the impassioned patriot who hated Napoleon and castigated Napoleon III. Victor Hugos early life was j a sad one, full of experiences which were later used in his writings. As a young boy he traveled to Spain. There, misfortune came upon the famand ily destitute. ( they were left . Hugos education and training were cut off. But he was a great reader of books, especially the classic literature of France and the new Romantic style that was coming into vogue, Hugo began writ-mg- , and his great talent was revealed early. Young Victor Hugo showed himself, in his teens, as I a juvenile prodigy. His ambition was set. He knew what he wanted and how to get it. After the fall of Napoleon, Louis XVIII was on the throne. At the age of twenty Victor Hugo published his first volumes of poems, which were strongly loyalist. During this time he was married and shortly after his marriage he made a violent break with the court. Victor Hugo despised the towdry pretentions of the new kind, Charles IX and said so in print. The new Romantic Age of Literature was in full blossom and for Hugo it was a period of glory. His drama Cromwas published, which well called for dramatic forms and trumpeted the way for the freer expressions of Romanticism. His first vastly novel, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, was published. suc-cesf- 7 a.m. fo 4:30 p.m. and from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. "Nothing Inferior for Your Interior" Breakfast - Lunch Snacks V perchance never to wake ay, there's the rub; When we have deadened that malevolent alarm. Must give us pause; theres the action That makes the calamity of such long perfect attendance For who would crave the utterances and scorns of instructors, And the resolution of patient immediate risng, Is sicklied oer with the obligations of life, And enterprises of great fame and marks, With this regard, we alas sav- agely and dutifully awaken, And close the pleasure of prolonged dozing, Thus, conscience does make cowards of us all. - P pill-pusher- s. . Gripers Anonymous There is one very definite problem on this campus which is becoming more and more serious as finals are approaching. There is no suitable place on campus for a group of people to go who wish to study together. All the classrooms are locked, Marimon Lounge has been used but Is really too noisy, and the library does not exactly lend itself to group discussion. Admittedly, during library hours permission can be obtained to use but when the licannot be closed is brary used. There are many reasons why the classrooms have had to be closed to student use, but I would like to propose that some of the rooms be left open in Ferry Hall for at least the week before final examinations for the benefit of those who would like to get together for group study. C-3- 2, C-3- 2 Year: Junior Name: Joy Wigfail Yean Senior Majon Biology I think the birth control pill will help solve the world problem of overpopulation in as much as there will be fewer illegitimate children bom. The church and society may need to provide a better, reason for condemning premarital sex relations if the chances of unwanted pregnancy are decreased. So many people worry about this pill getting into the wrong hands, but 1 feel that there are no wrong hands. With reasonable availability, relatively Inexpensive, many tensions and frustrations may be solved. Name: Jan Hoff: . Year: Junior Major: Elementary Education I believe the new birth control pill is a very good thing. With a relatively small amount of money, young couples could purchase the pills and use them until they were financially prepared to raise a family. My only objection to this pill is that it could easily be used in the wrong way by unmarried couples and therefore feel Major: Spanish As far as Im concerned Id rather have babies than to take pills to prevent them. If some feel that overpopulation is a disease which must not be allowed to infest the world, then perhaps the modern-dadruggist can help them. However, I cannot understand how man can morally accept physical satisfaction as the primary end of sex, disregarding for what purpose that pleasure was intended. Substituting the term "means and end with act and "consequence is, to me, a sickness which will take more than pills to cure. y SCHOOL SUPPLIES and GROCERIES HARWOOD'S Open to 1 1 pm. 2053 So. 13th East MONEY VERSUS EUROPE Tm eu. iffrd . a a mum travolnc tbo abroad KSA-w- Through the 1840s Hugo was active in politics. He ran for President of France and lost to Louis Napoleon, who staged a coup Ddtat, and Hugo was exiled. During his exile he wrote ,his most perfect poetry, work which reaffirmed his position as the greatest French poet of the nineteenth century. STUDENT LOUNGE Open from: ul To slumber Question: How do you think there should be strict restricthe new birth control pill will tions on who, these pills are affect our society? given to. Name: Jerry Chinn Name: Joanne Dulaney Yean Sophomore , Year: Junior . , , Major; Psychology ' Major: English Its a great idea if it works. Yes, Im in favor of a birth The pill cant really be tested control pill. I believe God until after several generations. us the power to have In the Orient, there are prob- gives and that we are givchildren, lems of tradition and superen of their lives, but stition. The places where its howcharge can parents bring up needed most are where prejchildren if they are udice is strongest against it. many able to feed their barely phyIf it works, fine, and lots of sical needs? Our resources luck to the are running low, the scientists Rev. Maurice IL McDowell tell us. What about the health I think that the pill will preof the mother? This last arsent one of the greatest chalgument is the one reason to of world lenges society any some would use a contraceptechnological invention of the tive. last twenty years. Wisely and The birth control pill is exjudiciously used, it can solve cellent as long as it is used the population explosion and with caution. The fear of havthereby provide an equitable ing a child would be no more, and just society of balance be- and the moral would tween population and eco- tumble around system our ears. Are nomic goods. Its major chal'you in favor of free love? Do lenge will be in control and you want what someone else use of the pill. It presents a left? I dont. major challenge to religious Name: Suzanne loonier thinking. jr. Italy, Latia Amulet, tko far East plua Eaat and Wost Ea at 7W, xop...balaaiaf all laeluto . . lacladiac traaa porta tloa. Writ U.B. national Eta-da- at Aaiaolatiaa. Utt Sbatteck Aooaaa, Sept H, Berkeley i, CelUcnia. Tit VJ. NefcW dtmt Atsotittioa it 5- - f frofit torokt argtnhttiom. The hardest thing about ice skating is the ice, when you come right down to it. Come Out and See! HYGEIA Church Home Here 1 1 Sunday Service ajn. CHURCH ANNEX 7r00 P.M. CHANN1NG CLUB COLLEGE AGE GROUP TAMPICO CAFE Mexican and American Dishes Served with Mexican Hospitality ICELAND OPEN DAILY 1224 East 2 1st South A.M. and Saturday Till 2 A.M. LESSONS TILL Phone I EL OPEN SESSIONS How about ice skating for a fun and unusual party suggestion? 167' REGENT STREET (Between State and Main) 5-07- 83 |