Kenyon Collegian - April 22, 1968

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2 ized ( LlBKAnK APR 2 A,968 J LLO 'v, See Page Two IN REVIE Vol XCIV Kenyon College, Gambie, Ohio, Apil 22, 968 No 22 to o 9 New Season At Hill to Be Geatest Test Hill Theate's toupe next yea will pesent one of the most spectacula seasons in memoy Scheduled fo pesentation ae both pats of William Shakespeae's Heny IV, and the wold pemiee of Pete Taylo's Stand in the Mountains Taylo, a Kenyon gaduate, was one of the goup of John Cowe Ranson's students in the foties that included Randal Jaell and Robet Lowell Taylo is widely known fo his shot stoies, many of which appeaed in the Nev Yoke and seveal in the Kenyon Review, and he is anthologized in numeous collections Anothe of Taylo's plays, Tennessee Day in St Louis, was pemieed at the Hill Theate Taylo will be in Gambie fo the final See TAYLOR, Page 4 Pictue Good In Fund Dive e-emphas- A meeting Satuday in Cleveland of the College's Leadeship Gifts Committee epoted optimistically on the pogess cf Kenyon's capital funds dive The goup met with Mats & Lundy Vice-Peside- nt Paul Younge who stated, "at this point, Kenyon has a vey fine campaign" Kenyon Vice-Peside- nt fo Development William Thomas added that "we'e all pleased with the pogess and the date" The committee the impotance of lage, leadeship- -type gifts to the campaign Repots fom the nine membes l attendance indicated appoaches to lage copoations See DRIVE, Page 4 Sping Fun Issue To Be Cancelled Because of Ihe poduction of ftis special edition of the Collegian, it will be impossible to Pint the annual humo issue ihat would have appeaed Fi day It was felt by the editos that 'he impotance of epoting the esignation of Pesident Lund fo outweighs the humo issue, a"3 it is financially impossible f the Collegian to do both! was also felt that much of e humo planned would be '"appopiate in the light of 'his ecent development, and it uld have been difficult to change the fomat and appoach at this last minute The editos expess thei healfelt egets at not being ""e to come ihouch with the huni edition this yea F Edwad Lund, Sixteenth Pesident of Kenyon, Fedeal Loan Cleaed Fo Biology Complex Kenyon eceived all but final wod last week of appoval on its application fo an $849,000 loan on its poposed Mathe science complex The loan is the final of thee funding sections, the othe two being assued at this time One was a fedeal gant that was appoved in Febuay and the othe Kenyon's own fund aising The loan was fo $6,000 less than the College asked, but this eduction was called a "dop in the bucket" by Kenyon administatos The College expects to move quickly now towad constuction All plans must now be submitted to the Engineeing Office of the Education Commission in Chicago fo final appoval Action is expected fom the Chicago commission in two to six weeks Following final appoval, bids fo constuction will be asked, and accoding to Vice Pesident fo Finance Sam S Lod this stage should take about a month Gound-beakin- g fo the building should be no late than ealy July, Lod said Lod expessed guaded confidence about completion of the building fo the opening of the women's college in the fall of 969 Among poblems faced ae the usual theats of stike and labo o mateial shotage Also, enovation of Old Mathe cannot begin until the biology depatment is moved into the new building Lod called the poposed building one "of the finest functional designs known" He stated the building and the entie science complex will add immeasuably to the Kenyon community One pominent featue of the poposed constuction is a 200 seat lectue hall which can be used See LOAN, Page 4 By Senate Committee i 5-M- an To Goup Named Find Successo Fanz Edwad Lund, pesident of Kenyon College fo the past ten yeas, announced his esignation today in a special meeting of the faculty at 4 pm Lund stated he submitted his esignation to the executive committee of the Boad of Tustees late last week A meeting I of the committee Satuday voted to ecommend acceptance to a special meeting of the full Boad in Cleveland next Satuday No successo to Lund has been designated at this time five-ma- A n goup was named by the executive committee to establish qualities fo the office, pocedues in selection of a new pesident, and eventually a candidate The committee will be chaied by David W Kendall, and will include Piee McBide, Hugh Laughlin, Bishop John But, and Richad Thomas Two men fom this goup, M Laughlin and M McBide, will meet tomoow with faculty council, o a goup elected by the faculty, to discuss faculty advice in selecting the new pesident In the meeting this aftenoon Buce Haywood, Povost of the College, eliminated himself completely fom the list of possible candidates to succeed Lund He obseved that he felt he could best seve the College unde his cuent esponsibilities as Povost Pesident Lund has not at this time indicated his plans following the expiation of his tem in office He will, howeve, teminate his pesidency at the end of this academic yea Duing Lund's administation, See LUND, Page A Bill Taggat 80 BETAS and a steam shovel finally esuected the histoic old Beta Rock Fiday of last week, five days late fo the Second Coming Rumos of Ascension Hall episals ae flying thick now, but a petition and theats of uncivil disobedience have stalled mattes Tate to Speak At Honos Day Ransom Fete The Honos Day ceemonies this yea will hono Kenyon poet-lauea- te John Cowe Ransom on his eightieth bithday Speake at the convocation wij be one of D Ransom's most well-kno- wn students, Alan Tate, poet, citic, and Pofesso of English at the Univesity of Minnesota Tate studied unde D Ransom at VaiidebiH Univesity He late became a membe of a cicle of poets called the Fugu-tiv- e goup, which met to discuss poems and edit the liteay magazine Fugitive A numbe of othe luminaies fom the liteay wold will also be in attendance Robet Lowell and his poet-wi- fe Elizabeth Hadwicke will be pesent Lowell was a student unde Ransom duing the foties at Kenyon, and has become one of the foemost poets in the county Fome edito of the Kenyon Review Robie MacCauley at-swill ee RANSOM, Page 3 Social Facilities Deploed by Bob Bouchowitz The Senate Social Facilities Committee has found that Kenyon is gossly inadequate in its pes ent facilities and must take dastic steps to impove the situation befoe the gils aive in 969 The committee, in a 2-pa- ge epot published last week, declaes that "the College must give moe attention to its non-academ- ic needs than has been its habit in the past" Kenyon's geatest shotcomings study-dating-meeti- ng in social facilities ae its lack of places, eceational facilities, and any kind of coffee house, athskelle, o pub Thee is an ugent need fo a new college administato to help coodinate student activities The committee uges that a sustained planning pogam be begun by students, faculty, and administation to solve the social poblems the expansion of the College will intensify Assessing both immediate and long-ang- e needs, the nine-ma- n committee, chaied by Pof Buce Genseme, found that despite Kenyon's soy financial state, "majo new buildings which the College must soon build if it is to povide an adequate social climate include the women's dining complex, an addition to the main See SOCIAL, Page 4 u Is! the ing s, the uld fail :ivc ake halj,' M i I'll,! - I ICt t )la n )v; I h ' f '!'( V,

3 Page 2 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN Apil fje enpon Collegian A Weeiy Jounal of Student Opinion Hettet Edito Associate Managing Box 308 Gambie Ohio David W Hoste Edito John Smyth Edito Bob Bouchowitz Spots Edito Richad Gelfoid Ron Smith Comptolles M & Ms Meill O Buns Joseph L Laviei Foeign Coespondents: Tom Lifson James Fine Photogaphic Staff Head, Joe Fance Steven Willne Bill Taggat Phil Rizzo Copy Editos: Tom Au, Richad Alpe, Stephen Haold Levy, David Robinson Chisty, Geg Lenske, Contibuting Editos: Jonathan Battle, Jeffey Fishe, Atu Kosiakowski, Lay Glass, Bob Stong, Andy Moffit, Richad Baeh, Steve Silbe, Daniel M Epstein, Michael Venus, G Dwight Weith Staff: Robet Maclntye, John Cow Ransom, Gay Rosenthal, Paul Douglas, Cis Calhoun, Anthony LoBello, Dave Balfou, Chuck Kenick, Tom Baley, Jim Nodbeg, Robet Andews, Andy Besin, Richad Bean, Dave Snyde, W P Holloway Business Ciculation Adviso "Hay, all hell's boke lose on the Hill" Dan Gum Cal E Olsson Godon Johnson James Cass The Pesident' s Retiement It is not an easy thing fo a college, o any institution fo that matte, to lose its pesident in midpassage Any numbe of things might seem to be indicated by such an unexpected tun of events, most of them bad It might seem the pesident felt the ventue doomed and wanted to get out the quickest way possible O it might appea that intenal conflicts within the College had foced a divisive fight that had compomised the pobable success of the new college The tuth is clealy that neithe of these eventualities has come to pass, and whateve causes guided Pesident Lund to his esignation wee suely not disillusion o conflict Hence, one of the impotant aspects in the analysis of Pesident Lund's esignation is that he took his decision fo his own easons, and that decision does not eflect instability in the College itself Howeve, to say the Pesident's decision does not eflect cuent instability, and to say that it will not lead to instability ae two diffeent things A lengthy inteegnum o an acting pesidency could lead to substantial poblems in this most citical peiod of Kenyon's gowth We uge the Tustees to act with all possible haste consistent with finding the ight man And we uge the Kenyon community itself to avoid factionalism and divisiveness duing the somewhat tying peiod ahead It is ou impession fom studying the College and its histoy that the new pesident must emphatically not be a pimaily academically oiented individual We have one of the finest academicians in M Haywood, the Povost, and, as he himself has said, he can best handle the academic affais of the College fom that post The man the College must have is a businessman, one who is attuned to the situation of the libeal ats college, and one who can take aggessive leadeship in all aspects of College administation Kenyon College is still fa fom its goal at this time, and it would be a teible mistake to put a man at the helm who is weak in the pactical aeas that ae most impotant to actually eaching that goal The College, at this point, must not be allowed to founde, even fo a moment, and to this end we must have a stong leade at Kenyon as quickly as possible Finally, we want to expess appeciation to F Edwad Lund fo giving the College ten had yeas of his life He has come unde citicism in the past, but the geat accomplishments of his administation cannot be ovelooked And it must suely be a painful decision,to step down this close to the ealization of what he has woked fo, and, whateve his easons ae, we must egad the Pesident as a man of couage fo taking this couse DWH William's Flowe Shop 4 South Main Steet Telephones: , Flowes fo al occasions Apil 2, 968 To the Edito: Kenyon College neve ceases to amaze me in its ability to muddle though The College claims that it can give a fist ate education as one of the top ten institutions in the county As fa as I can see this claim is no longe waanted a-lo- Kenyon seems to be coasting ng on the oad of mediocity The College definitely has a futue, but its leadeship in the academic wold has vanished Kenyon's loss of leadeship has been caused by lack of leadeship in the college community itself No one in the administation seems to have a fim policy If a cisis occus, thee is ample student-faculty communication, but thee is an inability to make any decision When a clea decision is made by one membe of the administation, the est geneally efute his conclusion Instead of one policy, the college uns on five Some examples of Kenyon's lack of leadeship ae the cuiculum change, the physical education discussions, the Time advetisement fiasco, the equivocation on Leonad Hall housing, and possibly in the futue, the women's college Such poblems somehow solve themselves, but the oppotunity to make the best of them is always lost The cuiculum was completely ovehauled, but no one was quite sue what was wong with the old one and today we still have its poblems A petition of ove half the students was gatheed denouncing the physical education equiement and it has taken nine months fo a faculty committee to each a decision diametically opposed to that of the students Time, Inc geneously gave the college a page fo an advetisement that would best expess the objectives of the college The advetisement tuned out to best expess the objectives of a high school The housing poblem in Leonad Hall has existed fo the past ten yeas The question of what to do with fou fatenities in a building that holds thee comes up evey yea Each time the decision is postponed and each time the poblem becomes wose Fo powe minded students the confusion of the administation would seem a boon But in this case divide and conque does not wok Authoity inheently ests with the administation Students can easily get a membe of the administation on thei side but who is to make the decisions? eithe no one does o evey one does and nothing happens The next two yeas will equie stong leadeship at Kenyon An intelligent policy fo the women's college is needed if it is to become "anothe one of Kenyon's fists" and not just a copy of Havad and Radcliffe At its pesent level Kenyon will suely suvive, but it can not lead the small libeal ats colleges in the nation while confusion and mediocity eign in Gambie J B Townsend '70 The Accent House Contempoay Accessoies fo Moden Living 405 Noth Main t -y'- T "v - Moden Jazzman Chales Lloyd Lloyd Jazz Reaches Wide Audience by E Ray Baid and Douglas Reichet "The message of Chales Lloyd's music eaches many people who nomally neve listen to jazz" In the middle fifties, jazz was diected towads the "seious listene" The "seious listene" undestood technique, pogessions, and hythm foms Today the attitude of the listene is changing; he is looking fo something moe than intellectual pleasue He finds also that thee is a physical pleasue in the sounds of New Jazz The key is involvement Chales Lloyd, Downbeat's man of the yea, is in the foefont of this movement Technically, Lloyd's quatet is as good as any goup of the middle fifties Added to this intense musicianship (Lloyd composed the majoity of the pieces of the goup) thee is the feeling of total pesonal involvement which is passed on to the audience The Quatet plays as a unit and also as fou distinct musical pesonalities In evey piece they play thee is an undelying unity At the same time each membe of the Quatet injects his own ideas into what the goup is playing In the same way, thei musical ideas ae expessed in thei solos Lloyd's music moves fom the lyicism of Stan Getz to the sheets of sound developed by the late John Coltane His solos wee continually inventive He neve held an idea too long He kept exploing new pattens Continually undelying this wee the blues oots of his development This was evident paticulaly in his teno sax wok It is supising and exciting to find these oots evident also in his flute wok Keith Jaett uses evey pat of his instument He woks inside the piano almost like a guita playe doing slide wok and picking the stings He even develops hythm pattens with the foot pedals Behind the keyboad, he is a sensitive caftsman, awae of himself and each playe It is unfotunate, due to limits of the sound system, that we wee Mc-Luenot able to hea moe of Ron 's wok It was obvious fom his solos that he is a solid and sue bassist with an amazing ability to develop melodic lines He also shows a total knowledge of his instument and its possibilities The dumme showed himself to be a fine base aound which the goup was able to wok Howeve his solo lacked any sense of oganization o development He appeaed to be a man who was just hitting anything and eveything in sight It is obvious fom the concet that The Chales Lloyd Quatet stands in the foefont of the movement which was begun by Phil Rino men like the late John Coltane, Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk They daw fom a vaiety of Afo-Cubastyles (Ameican Blues, n, Indian and New Jazz) and pefom them all with a high degee of technical poficiency The sum total of this fusion is a fom of music which involves each membe of the Quatet and the audience Thei playing shows a deep sense of pleasue and excitement which is conveyed to the audience New Film Goup Comes to Foe by Geg Lenske As the Film Festival digs - deepe into the minds of most students and into the guts of a few, elated festivities in the ats leap into the foegound Foemost of these ae the wokshops in poety and filmmaking begun this yea with SPC funds The Poety Wokshop has, since its implantation in the fall, taken oot and is intoducing young poets, established outside of Mc-Man- us, Gambie, to mostly younge poets establishing themselves in all sots of ways inside of Gambie The only ecently begun Filmmakes' Wokshop has, thanks to the SPC and special effots by Jeffey Fishe and Richad secued a pofessional 6 mm unit complete with a fully automatic zoom lens To make this camea available to all seiously inteested in this at fom, as well as to geneate such inteest, is the intent of the goup, which consists of about a dozen people and as many deams and designs in vaious stages of development fo filmmaking activity Fishe cites a kind of class instuction in the use of the equipment and the amassing of a film bank, o eseve, as coal-la- y wokshop goals In addition of he looks to the attainment a financial esponsibility that will allow film costs, now individually assumed, to be subsidized (the wokshop has spent its $966 and moe in the acquisition of a minimal amount of filmmaking equipment) Feshman Phil Rizzo talented well-acquainte- d photogaphy enthusiast with the wokshop and the equipment, cites expeimentation by Bandt and wok on a film study of light by Jel Fishe, as well as his own scipting wok fo a "collage" f sping Rizzo also notes that Kenyon film inteest, only a few yeas old, has in compaison to othe colleges, come supisingly late; he obviously feels that much moe should be done with film, both in See FILM, Page 3

4 -w Apil 22, 968 Golf Team Running Hot and Gold by Jeff Spence Ransom Continued fom page tend with Pete and Eleano Taylo Taylo's play Stand in the Mountain will pemiee this fall at the Hill Theate Also in attendance will be Andew Lytle, edito of the Sewanee Review; David Mc- Dowell, senio edito of Cown publishes who handled William Calos William's last woks and Whittake Chambes' autobiogaphy; Judith Jones, M Ransom's edito at Knopf; John Thompson, autho of Founding of English metes; Tony Stone-bun- e of Denison Univesity, and David Reavill Ransom, the poet's eldest son A invitation has been sent to Robet Penn Waen, but no confimation has been eceived at this time The event, am, Apil 30 in Wetheime Field House, will b coveed by Life Magazine County-Wid- e IfistOm I NATIONAL BANK Public Squae Banking Danville Centebug Fedeicktown t P THE KEN YON COLLEGI A N Pago 3 J Bob Schonfeld LACROSSE BUFFS sock anothe one into the nets as the team picks up its tist season win by Bob Andews The Lacosse team boke its The Kenyon golf team Tuesday aftenoon took a step towad ealizing the "balanced attack" essential if the confeence title is to be etuned to Gambie Stpvc psttleu was medalist, with 74, as he led the Lods to a victoy ove Wittenbeg at the fine Spingfield County Club Ray Rainka's 80 and Chuck Ken-ick- 's and Jeff Spence's 8's indicated the potential is thee fo a team contending stongly fo confeence Lacosse Honos Rises Howeve, the Lods took two giant steps backwads Satuday aftenoon as they absobed a eal dilling in a tiangula match with Denison and Ottebein Playing in pefect weathe, the team To Fist Victoy played anything but pefect golf No one boke 80 as the team aveaged 85 stokes pe man thee game losing steak Satu- Kenyon lost to Ottebein Wz to 7, and to Denison by the count of 25 to V2 In shot a bad day was had by all hands of Wooste's Scots and Next Tuesday, the golfes move Satuday's victoy leave the on to Heidelbeg Ashland College comes to Hiawatha Satuday aftenoon of dance weekend Two to wok ealy afte winning the victoies ae expected opening faceoff Within one The Lods get anothe chance to tackle the challenging Ganville County Club (scene of last blocked Shotly aftewads Jack Satuday's match) Apil 29 when Tunbull put one in with the annual Denison Invitational Two-M- an Best-Ba- ll Tounament will be played Teaming up fo Kenyon will be Batlett and Rainka, Spence and Kenick, and and Tunbull all net- Hol-linge-, Buce Ca and eithe Tim Joe Henick o Alan But Last yea Kenyon finished thid thid set with scoes of 73, 74 and 74 day with a 0 6 victoy ove the Cleveland Lacosse Club 9 Wednesday's 6 defeat at the Lods with a 2 win 4 loss ecod The spiited Lods' offense got minute the Lods wee theatening but Dave Houghlin's shot was an assist fom Jey Williams This was the beginning of a new five point fluy of scoing in which Williams, Paul Day, Houghtlin ted points It looked like the Cleveland team was going to get on the boad when the Lods had one man in the penalty box with 42 seconds left in the quate With playes spead all ove the field, Jim Peace, the goalie, had a showdown with a Cleveland man who stood with the ball about ten feet in font of the net Peace blocked the had smash beautifully just befoe the gun sounded, leaving Kenyon with a five point cushion going into the second quate The pace seemed to slow down a bit in the second quate and Cleveland was able to scoe two goals Then Rob Poole and Tunbull got the ball behind the net and poceeded to toss it back and foth, dawing the defense in tighte and tighte Poole snapped the ball ove the net to Geg Blackme, who lined it though the cowd and into the cone of the net The next Kenyon goal, the last of the half, came when Day lined one towads the net The shot would pobably have been blocked if Rob Poole had not aced though the cowd, snagged the ball, quickly twisted aound, and slammed the ball into the net The second half showed a tightened defense by Cleveland, but the Lods woked the ball delibeately Day picked up his second goal of the day with an assist by Williams, who had an excellent day In the closing minutes it was Williams who aced in and put in the last Kenyon goal If the Lods can maintain the Dine at Doothy's Bee - Sandwiches Open 8 am to :45 pm Monday - Satuday edge they had Satuday next week's game against Bowling Geen should pove an exciting one Tennis Loses 7 2 In st Home Match by W P Holloway The Lod tennis team lost to Wittenbeg Apil 6 by a scoe 7 2 of The team played on its home couts fo the fist time this yea The couts wee, howeve, vey slow, which didn't seem to help the Lods The best match of the day, and the season so fa, was Jeff Goldbeg's upset of Stan Stakey Goldbeg came back fom a double match point to win in the Stakey was a finalist in the tounament last yea (losing to Jay Mooe of Kenyon) while Jeff played only one match last season Captain Stu Revo won the only othe match Thus fa he has the best oveall ecod on the squad The est of the team's losses wee usually in thee sets and all wee closely contolled Pehaps if the team had been able to get on the couts ealie, the scoe might have been a bit diffeent than it was Film Continued fom Page its ceative wokshop phase and in weekly Film Society pogamming, as well as with espect to the soely undefinanced Film Festival Jeff Fishe envisions all thee aspects financially independent of SPC and incopoated into the geneal fee, a move which would geatly incease the scope of these effots as well as fee Film Society showings fom chaging thei often estictive admissions Fishe cites the futue ole of the Wokshop as one not only of inviting but also publishing, an adventue aleady being tackled by Joel Fishe with poems of Kelly, Olson, Cal Thayle, and Havey Biaylo It should also function as libaian, accoding to Fishe, making tapes of the visiting poets and collecting ecods and tape ecodings of othes This wok should be accompanied by fequent and egula distibution of multilithed mateial, of both Wokshop poets and, most impotantly, student poets This activity, it is hoped, would diffuse into suounding campuses dawing people to Gambie fo poety, and publication Inplicit in this wish is Fishe's assump- - Linksman Batlett Has Shot Memoy fo Bogies by John Smyth beveages in the United States He majos in biology and loves Golf, suspected of toeing invented by the Devil as the gils Steve neve had much touble wold's most infuiating pastime, with the game of golf, which he is essentially unappeciated by took up at the tende ago of Ohio Confeence Champion, eleven (as a Steve Batlett fouteen-yea-ol- d he shot a 74 in a tounament) Steve, cused with a tuly ae Meanwhile, he dabbled in othe aptitude fo athletics of all types, athletics and found himself stating a halfback on the EAHS: can hadly ecall the feeling of a lost ball, double bogey, thee gid team, then switching in the putts, o any of the many othe winte to basketball He was a blissful expeiences which seem celebated guad fo East Auoa, to dominate the memoies of which dominated the state in his golfes The last time the game senio yea At Kenyon his vesatility has shown itself in bowl- pesented a challenge fo him was when he was called upon to ing and instamuals, as when he win the OC Championship in a quatebacked his bothe Delts diving ainstom He hasn't to the IM football championship been able to play the game at all last autumn duing the last few summes and Many details about Batlett's he doesn't get many chances to golf powess wee gleaned fom play in the sping, yet his scoe golf captain Chuck Kenick, has consistantly emained in the since Steve sometimes pactices 75 and unde ange studied inconspicuosity and his Batlett is a poduct of East answes to Collegian questions Auoa, New Yok, which is nea wee vey eseved Unquestionably Steve is a love of good Buffalo and has the highest pe-capi- ta consumption of alcoholic times, and dinks life to the full it ; v -, - 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5 peiod, ion Page 4 THE KENYON COLLEGIAN Apil 22, 968 Lund Ten Yea Administation One of Fiscal, Economic Gowth Continued fom page Loan Continued fom Page tal non-depatmenfo Entie cost of the lectues poject is $2,052,000 That figue includes constuction costs, funishing, legal fees and a numbe of othes Cutis Hotel Babe Shop South Gay St, Ohio Knox Beveage Company and economic foundation unde well-established the aleady aca- - demic tadition Unde Lund, Kenyon has substantially inceas- - the College has effected apid and point whee it can now give bith unpecedented gowth to ten-ye- In the a an entie new college peiod since 955, the faculty has doubled, and the student body inceased by Social Oppotunity about 80 pe cent Duing this peiod also, the College's capital endowment has been aised by Found Abysmal seveal million dollas The most spectacula aspect of the pesident's administation has whethe study been the building pogam The Chalmes Libay is the geatest of these new buildings, costing in excess of one million dollas Duing this Dempsey student pa- be eady to pemit Hall, Bushnell, Manning, New Mathe, Gund, Fa and a steam plant wee built, and Stephens Hall was enovated Undoubtedly, howeve, the The committee visited seveal geatest long-an- ge effect will othe colleges in Ohio and met pove to be the women's college which was initiated unde Lund The histoy of the women's college goes back five yeas when M Haywood, then the newly-appointe- d Dean of the College, initiated a study which indicated that the ising costs of instuction would push tuition to $3,500 annually, ove a ten-ye- peiod a fo fee and fequent casual con- Recognizing the need fo expansion, the College duing the second half of the Lund administation has moved swiftly to The committee placed geat hall to be self-financinealization of the new college emphasis on casual contacts and With the Leadeship Confeence last fall, seveal yeas of planning wee tuned to action, and peequisite to an acceptable the capital funds dive opened ings, and that pivacy fo couples Thee now appeas no question does not cause a deteioation in about the opening of the new college a yea fom this fall in 969 mittee questions the pesent plans academic pefomance, the com- If the Lund administation is to be chaacteized in its effect on the Kenyon community, it was a time of putting a fim financial Continued fom page libay, and a lage auditoium" The committee, including students, faculty, and the Dean of Students, emphasized ticipation in social facilities decisions and a majo new effot on the pat of the College administation to impove facilities with the Student Council, the IFC, and the Social Committee in co-educatode to detemine what involves socially and what Kenyon wants and needs immediately and in the futue Women students, the committee found, "expess a stong desie tact with individuals of the othe sex" Co-e- d co-edining and d doms ae the answes to this Wes-leya- n desie at Obelin and Ohio small, pleasant meeting places Noting that students desie pivacy fo study and casual meet- ng fo the dining complex of the women's college The committee ecommends patitioning lounges and study aeas in the new hall to povide moe pleasant dining study-dating-meetiand ooms "We must ealize," wans the epot, "that if Kenyon fails to espond to the desie fo pivacy, students will meely leave c ampus fo such outlets" The epot advises that Kenyon allow students to detemine Bancod Shoe Repai Soling and Heeling 37 Public Squae Compliments of Peoples Bank of Gambie Membe of FDIC Welcome To Ringwalt's Men's Shop Downtown - st Floo ed its capital assets, endowment, faculty and student body to the aeas be open fo both men and women, "assuming that students will not favo pohibitions on the mixing of men and women in study aeas," and that Kenyon co-e- d dining as soon as students demand it Thee is a need, says the committee, to design flexible ules and flexible facilities If women ae socially isolated fom men, the committee obseves, "many women will tansfe out" The epot uges that Kenyon be pepaed to accept the "eventual development of a single social community of students in Gambie" as opposed to sepaate male and female communities Realizing that concets, lectues, films, and plays ae vital to the community, and that a good concet o lectue seies needs a lage g, the committee states that Kenyon must build a lage auditoium with capacity of at least,000 as a cultual and social envionment the need fo which will be immediate as the women aive The inadequate office space and meeting ooms fo oganizations, the committtee contends, "WiU become extemely detimental to student social life as women ae enolled unless new facilities ae povided within the next yea" The committee ecommends i utilizing space in Ransom, Bexle, and in one o seveal college-owne- d houses in Gambie The committee found that new facilities such as bowling alleys ae not necessay fo the social life of the College, but that the "pesent swimming and tennis facilities will not be adequate to meet eceational needs" In ode to incease the ceative heteogeneity within the student body that the advent of 600 women will make possible, the e- - The Restauant Alcove Cocktails Taylo, Shakespeae To Head New Hill Bill Continued fom Page eheasals and the poduction Stand in the Mountains is a comedy-dam- a about the contempoay Ameican scene and the nation's past Taylo is an eloquent spokesman fo poblems of domestic and social upheaval The play implies much about the "geneation gap," and deals in pat with ace as well The play is about southen genty in Tennessee, and is eminiscent of Cheklov It is an acto's play, and accoding to Hill diecto James Michael contains "complicated and subtle chaacte elations" Michael descibes the Shakespeae poductions as "a emakable event" He calls the scheduling a "kind of faewell to the all male college" Both plays ae ovewhelmingly masculine in casting and chaacte The poductions will be staged in Febuay and in Apil The Apil show will evive the ealie poduction of the fist pat, and pot agues, Kenyon should povide bette facilities fo its "minoities," povide ooms whee students could pusue hobbies anging fom ca epai to filmmaking to sewing Emphasizing the need fo meeting ooms and small dining and study ooms, the committee does not believe that Kenyon students want o need a student union now o in the nea futue as long as adequate space fo student activities is allocated in existing College facilities The epot uges that Kenyon consult administatos at co-ed colleges in ode to avoid costly mistakes such as Ohio Wesleyan's $9,000 vending machine investment The machine was closed fo lack of use; vending machines ae pesently planned fo Ken-yon- 's women's dining complex It is futhe ecommended that at each stage of expanding social facilities, the administation consult with othe colleges and with Kenyon students because "Kenyon is not ich enough to be able to build white elephants" Thee is a die need, the committee contends, fo "Gambie to well-managhave a ed establishment with some atmosphee that cates exclusively to the needs of college students and thei dates" So fa, capital financing, location, and a bee license have been the majo obstacles "The College has also appeaed eluctant to make a capital investment to impove its own facilities, such as the basement of Fa Hall o Hayes' old stoe" If the College will not stait and manage its own student pub, the committee says, "it should make a moe conceted effot to Lemastes the two will be pefomed togethe on successive nights Michael expects a geat deal of excitement will be geneated in the Hill cast, and looks fo the usual fist ate poduction Dive Outlook Optimistic Continued fom Page and foundations ae poceeding well The 2 hou meeting was at- -matended by all but two of the committee Pesent wee: chaiman Robet Hovoka, and Piee McBide, Philip Mathe, John Dempsey, Bishop John Caine, Hugh Laughlin, William G Caples, William Cless and David Kendall locate a qualified peson who would opeate one on a fanchise basis" The epot obseves that the Coffee Shop, with a vitual monopoly in Gambie, is "hadly the place whee one wishes to take his guest, o linge fo convesation" The committee ecommends that the Coffee Shop be made into one lage oom with booths by knocking down the existing walls on both sides of the hallway between the shop and the ping-pon- g dining oom The committee also finds atta-tiv- e the idea of a student-u- n Coffee House With help fom the College in finding a location, the facility could host folk singes, poets, films, and discussions The committee says that the pesent pool oom should not be unde student management, should be open longe hous, and in fact it might be bette to use a oom in Fa Hall fo both ping-pong- billiads and Othe eceational ecommendations include basketball and lacosse goals fo the doms on the Hill, handball couts, and moe had top tennis couts The question of using fatenity lodges with less estictive College ules was mentioned and left open Regading the film society, the committee epots that "The College is opeating the same pogam now (one film a week) as it did twenty yeas ago Evey effot should be made to suppot the Film Boad in its cuent poposal to expand the quantity and vaiety of its offeings" Lastly, the committee notes the College's inability to povide adequate administative pesonnel to coodinate and diect student activities It uges a staff membe position to cultivate, suppot, and einfoce student activities Typing Fo Fine Clothes Fo Men Ms Joyce Diedeick 2 Pak Road Quality and Sevice in PRINTING See on the Squae Hotel Cutis Pizza Villa Pizza and Hot Subs 2 Sun 7 hous Open Fi-Sa- t 0 E Ohio Ave Hayes Gocey Fa Bldg Wines, Pop, Snacks Pat LaFeve MANUFACTURING PRINTERS N Main, Ohio CO Dick LaFeve '50 Mount Venon TYPING Ms Alene Peteson afte 3: E Bugess, Mt Venon FAST! 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