Show oruueni me ggg g 'Merry for the right to be delinquent they are asking that the stigma Margaret Anthropologist Mead who recently advocated marriage in two steps today declared reaction to her plan presented a “dilemma'’ and that it was “unsatisfactory” at pre sent because “young people are clamoring for a new morality that will put a seal of approval premarital sex” “The need is urgent to rethink our traditional approach to mar of delinquency be removed al They have read the books that tell them sex is good and necessary for a together life” Two Forms of Marriage Almost two years ago Dr on Dr riage” Mead wrote in the of Redbook just current issue released Young people "are not asking Mead proposed the development of two forms of marriage One which she termed “individual” involved no children and its economic limited responsi bilities would be to “easy end” The other “parental” would be a second step by couples ready “to undertake the lifetime ob ligations” of parenthood “It now seems clear to me that neither elders or young people want to make a change to two forms of marriage” she said “They want to reserve the word ‘marriage’ for a commitment that they can feel is permanent and final no matter how often the actual marriage may fall” Young people “don’t want to their future es compromise pecially the future of the boys by a grueling domesticity too soon They are increasingly willing to wait for marriage but they no longer understand why they must wait for sex” Get Married Dr Mead’s present advice to them: “You had better get legal-l- y married” “It sible is the earnest and respon young people who are sex freedom with a single chosen lover who present the dilemma” she said “As the president of one of our best English rands Provincial Spanish Barocjur Classic Rose Hampton Court We have your favorite as featured in sterling pattern Reed & Barton's coeducational colleges phrased it to me: ‘It’s the good girls who want us to approve their receiving boys in their rooms The bad girls have found the answer long ago in the parking lot at the other end of town’ ” Dr Mead said she discovered during discussion with young peo-pi- e that “in their eyes is meaningless without children The idea of a cherish ing relationship between two through marriage does not appeal to them Arguments about protecting unborn children are not very real to them “Before marriage sex relations - companionship as they see it or for the religious and conserva tive decorous waiting is apmar-raig- e SILVER OPINION COMPETITION uninstl-tutionalize- d - propriate Live Together “ ‘Why get married?' they ask can’t we simply live to gether until we are ready to get ‘Why married? Contraception is reliable No unborn baby is being wronged no girl’s honor will be ruined no young man his unfinished will be trapped into marriage’ fWf $wl LuuLJL-JLuIIcu- "So parents and advisers teachers and clergy are in a J$ looks with Klla May Jeppson at part of Needham's line from the Reed & Barton Collection as well as those of other famed silversmiths at Kalthv Johnson V they say one thing one thing from the rostrum and the pulpit and pri vately they sympathize condone and connive to give particular young people the happiness they quandary out loud l edkam are demanding” Dr Meadwrote in Redbook fevsreler However she added “asking compliant and sympathetic elders not only to close their eyes but also to aid and abet their child ren to live in a way that many people still consider sinful and that the laws of the land treat as criminal puts them in a position that is unbearable LOOtN DIAMONDS 7S2-714- 9 WATCHES SILVER CAMERAS GIFTS if !?$ No Mom REPAIRING IOOAN EDUCATIONAL TOURS STUDENT (Not effected by Government Restrictions on Foreign Travel) TOURS TEACHER TOURS both for them and for their child ren COLLEGIATE STUDENT TOURS UNITED STATES NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION NBBS STUDENT TOURS STOP STUDENT TOUR CHARTERS SITA STUDENT TOURS ALL STUDENT COLLEGE TOURS STUDENT SAILING “The children are asking for moral support of new standards The most they tgn get is sion in the kind of behavior that is still branded as immoral and illegal They want parental approval they want to fell that what they are doing or would collu- Crying In The Wilderness by Dayne Goodwin An8erson will Editor’s note- Dayne Goodwin along with Bryan 1968 elections to the up as leading columns background be writing to appear under This is the 'first by Goodwin and will continue the editorial page In The Wilderness-o- n ng the a cause for The ’68 campaign is taking directions that are to seek I just listened to Nelson Rockefeller refusing optimism came as a the Republican nomination Rockefeller’s decision and I hadn’t anticipated that a refusal to everyone surprise But it was on his part to seek the nomination would be pleasing in Senator Thruston Morton recently stated that this country is in Vietnam is a tragic mistake and debacle The times perilous a “business as usual” approach to the problems of the cities and the negroes would be nothing less than suicidal The USA ener-etiis confronted with problems that call for ambitious and con of a in new spirit for creativity efforts cern and action to solve problems It is equally important to ex amine our society critically to discover why we have drifted into - title-Cryi- c d this morass fore-se- e I believe Nelson Rockefeller As a realistic man he could campaign He would the probable futility of a “stop-Nixon- ” not there and he doesn’t eagerly accept a “genuine draft” but it is expect one Governor Rockefeller says that he intends to face squarely up to the issues There is a discernible feeling that we cannot afford business as usual” Rockefeller is genuinely concerned about Vietnam and the cities If Rockefeller fought for the nomination there would be a polarization in the Republican party It would be a polarization of personalities rather than the result of honest differences about meeting problems There would be less concern about issues and more concern with competing candidates Each side in a typical conservative' moderate split would take a more ideological position taking stands and making concessions in favor of small factions at each extreme within the party Ultimately one would lose almost certainly Rockefeller Nixon would emerge from the Republican convention compromised into an ideological rigidness tliat would not be good for him or for the possibility of solving the problems tUat face the nation sentiment in the nation a J Considering the strong personally unchallenged Nixon would be a more And Nixon would be the Nixon and realistic ecumenical candidate in any event It is best that he be open to the most constructive possible dialogue on the major Issues It is best that he be in a position where he is willing to see and necessarialternatives to LBJ’s policies-essentia- lly ly confronted by constructive where he will be listening to what Rockefeller and Romney (and others) have to say President Johnson’s policies especially on Vietnam are untenable in the face of realistic informed criticism So the issues can be and should be of paramount concern An honest appraisal of LBJ’s policies should lead to a Republican alternative that will actually point toward solution of crucial problems at home and anti-LB- actual experience of travel to all Foreign Countries London Great Britain See these offerings at our office COLBURN 5 By Janice Elliott Associated Press Writer room” which doubles as an of flee for Hartmann’s assistant BOSTON AP — For 27 nights an over period Geroge Zwilliger brushed his teeth donned his pajamas plug ged in his electrodes and set tied down for a night’s work Zwilliger 23 was a dreamer in the Interests of science a human guinea pig in the Sleep and Dream Laboratory at Boston State Hospital Dr Ernest Hartmann 34 the psychiatrist in charge of the laboratory was interested in the physical not the psychiatric of Zwilliger’s dreams eight-mont- h “All psychiatrists are inter ested in dream content to some extent Studying the contents of the dreams got me interested in studying the biology of dreaming what the body and brain do dur ing a dream” Hartmann says To find out when Zwilliger dreamed electrodes were taped to his body to measure pulse eye movements brainwaves res piration and heart beat transmitted The electrodes tiny electrical impulses to a monitoring machine which amplified and recorded them on graph paper Changes in the patterns of lines indicated when Swilliger started a dream and how long it lasted Test subjects fall asleep na turally in the laboratory “bed “The first night is unus after two or three nkS the subjects sleep comfortably but Hartmann says The subject is awakened in the morning and sent home without his breakfast-thhospital doesn' provide it Results of tests on volunteer are compared with results on patients in the hospital a facili ty of the Massachusetts Depart' ment of Mental Health Research indicates a norma e twoweekold implies a faith that Nixon will not exhibit a small personality when handed success in the Republican party As a realistic politician he would not he should not There would undoubtedly be angry extremists largely of the right considering the nature of the Republican party The question would then be whether Nixon would unnecessarily pay too much attention to these people In other words the voluntary withdrawal of Republican liberals and their stated intention of supporting (obviously Nfxoo) a single candidate in constructing realistic alternatives to LBJ’s policies makes it possible for the nominee to avoid concessions to right-winextremists This’ leaves a single question for Republicans Can Nixon win? this does not appear to be In the light of Democratic So the Republicans have apparently a seriodsconsideration to win and liberal Republicans have taken the most realis-ti- c path toward influencing the position of the party nominee The events in (he Republican party shift a much larger burden back to the Democrats The emergence of Senators McCarthy and Kennedy to challenge President Johnson is encouraging Events within both parties and their relation to each other portend good for the country because they point to facing up to the issues LBJ can't expect tcM win against a united Republican party unless the wounds in the Democratic party are miraculously healed Despite Vice President Humphrey’s faith this is not likely Gene McCarthy and Bob Kennedy are honestly concerned with the issues particularly Vietnam It appears that debate on alternatives to our present course will continue within the Democratic party the Democratic party will be under tremendous Nevertheless pressure to put up a united front against the Republicans But there will be no buckling under to LBJ’s positions because his policies are so indefensible and because opposing candidates have come forward with genuine concern on the issues Not only are there deep differences J McCarthy has demonstrated the strength of the feeling Hugh concessions on the part of LBJ would be necessary to effect a compromise inside the Democratic party At this point LBJ seems to be irrevocably committed to his present policies (and neither the NLF or Hanoi will do him any favors) It appears that the Democratic party will remain split But the prospect of a united Republican party coupled with the intransigence of LBJ makes it conceivable that the Democrats would unseat the incumbent and try to unite behind KennedyMcCarthy policies The immediate outcome should be that in the primaries the Republicans will be impressed with strong sentiment for alternatives to our present course in Vietnam This will be seen in the Democratic as in the New Hampshire primary Also Republicans of a more liberal stripe will probably continue to vote for Kennedy or McCarthy as 5000 did in New Hampshire Thus Republicans should be led to take the position on our problems at home and abroad that the national interest dictates Increasingly it appears that the gravity of the problems facing the US and or the genuine concern of leading political figures will make issues and alternatives much more important than indivi-dual- s and personalities This is a heartening reflection on the US and its people in a “time of troubles” Apparently skill and intelligence will be brought to bear on our problems in creative attempts to sain understanding and find solutions teen-age- 60 East Center Logan Utah about 20 percent' r an adult to 25 percent andtte elderly about 15 percent The average r sleep 18 eight-liou- er dreams a time in about 14 minutes at a 90minute cycle Humans deprived of sufficient dream time may become psv chotic Hartmann says “We are wondering if perhaps tills dream cvcle doesn’t continue to a certain ex tent during the waking hours person in a daytime dream state might tend to be some what less attentive or alert than at other times” lie adds A Hartmann’s current research is on people who sleep less than six or more than nine hours a night He hopes to learn how their dream needs the average sleeper differ from INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS INDEPENDENTS’ DANCE & CASCINO V U B BALLROOM March 30th This g 8:00 pm STAG 25c DRAG 50c the ‘Trfid is to the'Trendcrlmp’ boude knit of DACRON d andANTRON) d I Trend Fashions designs subtle surface interest in the boude blend a handsome "Trendcrimp” of Dacron polyester and Antron nylon in mock turtleneck in a galaxy of bright spring styling Superfine knit-to-fcolors with alternating white-stripe-s Machine washable and dryable Gfjrend fashions $995 by Huntley of York yos- I 3 LOOK FOR ESTHER JANE PETERSON The 1968 Paper Doll Queen Will Model At THE RED FOX March 30 :30 be ss abroad 8 Travel Service infant spends tween 45 and 65 percent of total sleep time In dreaming-- open-minde- d I Combine Education with the 752-611- full-tim- e Moral Support Pisa Italy Phone like to do is right “I believe we have to say at present: If you want the expert companionship ence of and this with someone you love is what you should want for it is the most satisfactory and ful — you ly responsible relationship had better get legally married use contraceptives responsibly and risk divorce later Your are risking even more if you don’t” Dr Mead wrote in Redbook slumber dream kb watches people sleep anti-LB- ACADEMIC TRAVEL ABROAD (Non Profit Organization) Pans France Monday March — hard-foug- We represent at no additional cost to you: OLSTON’S uron Says Mead Divorce AJoiv--f- M - fv r LEVEN’S MENS STORE 69 N Main |