THURSDAY. SEPT. 17, 1970
THE LANCE
PAGE THREE
^ ^^Juhilant Shouts Of
We’re Here Because
a magical mystery tour or A BUS?
Cabrera, Millet, McReynolds
Marx, Guevara, Kesey, Cleaver
(Continued from page 2)
and oppressed classes; that the
history of these class strug
gles form a series of evolu
tions In which, nowadays, a
stage has been reached where
the exploited and opposed class-
the proletarlat-cannot attain its
emancipation from the sway
of the exploiting and ruling
class-the bourgeosle-without at
the same time, and once and
Faculty On
Campaigning
The faculty, meeting Tuesday
afternoon, took action on a re
commendation from the F acuity
Executive Committee conceiv
ing political activities and aca
demic responsibilities.
The recommendation, ap
proved by the faculty, stated:
"That the Faculty express its
Interest In both faculty and
student participation in the
election campaigns this fall and
affirm its judgment that, in
the context of existing academic
regulations, the reading period
already scheduled on October
19-20 makes provision for such
participation.”
Regarding the statement,
Dean Davidson noted that ‘‘the
student ought to take the Ini
tiative In making the decisions
about participation; for the col
lege to make the decision for
the faculty and students Is not
the best way to do it.” He
pointed out that as long as a
student makes adequate pro
vision for handling any aca
demic work missed outside of
the reading period because of
political work, the faculty would
be expected to cooperate In a
students desire to participate
In political campaigning. This
is the same approach being ta
ken by Duke.
for all, emancipating society
at large from all exploitation,
oppression, class distinctions,
and class struggles.”
David McReynolds, member of
War Reslster’s League:
“Revolutions can occur only
after they have occurred. Re
volution as we usually use the
word means the violent ef
fort to create new institutions
to help share power among new
social forces. Revolutions do
not occur because of revolution
aries, but because of massive
social tensions that demand
change, combined with a po
litical establishment unwilling
or unable to make these chan
ges.”
Che Guevara:
“The ultimate and most im
portant revolutionary aspira
tion is to see man freed from
alienation. It Is the emphasis
on the role of the individual,
the actor In this strange and
moving drama of the building
of socialism, in his two-fold
existence as a unique human
being and a member of the
community.”
Luis Cabrera on “The phllo-
s(^)hy of the Mexican Revolu
tion”:
“A revolution is not always
a source of evil and tears.
Just as fire does not always pro
duce devastation. . . In tro
pical countries the common way
of opening fields to cultivation
is to clear them with a great
fire that consumes indeed much
natural wealth, but which at the
same time devours rapidly the
jungle, and, by purifying and
fertilizing the soil, saves a
large amount of work.”
Eldrldge Cleaver, from ‘‘Con
versations withEldridge Clea-
“Revolution: an armed rebel
lion with which the poor of
America will establish their
own dictatorship, without re
gard to the “democratic ri^ts
of the non-poor.’
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Editors Note: Contributed
BEACH TRIP OR stoned at
sunrise, crashed at sunset
1. MORNING (riding high)
TREAT YOUR FAMILY TOA
NEW BREAKFAST—INSTANT
ECSTASY” (pure grass)
IT STICKS BY YOU A LOT
BETTER THAN VITAMINS and
you only need a pinch! (“wish
1 was a kellogg’s cornflake,
floating In a bowl taking mo
vies.”)
DARN IT, THE SUN’S STILL
ASLEEP AND IT’S FREEZINGl
(“1 feel so high, 1 feel like 1
may go blowing away. . . ”)
don’t lau^ too hard, or you
won’t be able to stop. o.k. do
you mean it shows?
no, but be careful.
I'm so happy-lt’s like being in
love and wanting to give It
to everyone.
that’s one of the reasons peo
ple smoke.
why don’t we ‘^Ike’ the cho
colate chip cookies?
doesn’t it seem like everybody’s
stoned too?
no, not her, she’s straight,
she Just always acts stoned.
(JUBILANT SHOUTS OF
“WE'RE HERE BECAUSE
WE’RE HERE BECAUSE.
where are we?
SUNSET BEACH, OF COURSE!
oh. seems like we’ve always
been coming. . ..
“the long and winding road to
your door.”
IB (wonder!)
LAST ONE IN IS A YOU KNOW
WHAT!
you can breathe the freeness,
like, here it is, man.
THE WATER, THE SKY, THE
SUN—IT’S GROOVY!
this place makes everyone a
littie kid again-it releases some
long- suppressed creativity -
the simple is the profound”
WHAT?
11 AFTERNOON (limbo to
crash)
We WE re TAKlng A wAlk and
THIS LITUe Girl SAys “GO
for HElp!” Two CHILDren are
too far out AND THEY CAN'T
SWIM!”
RUNNIng
HELP help TWO kids ARE
DRownDJg HEy! SOmeBody?
Listen PLEase doesn’t any-
body around here give a god
damn?
CET a BOAT!
dcxit just sit there listening
to records! can’t you risk your
security for one minute to help
another human being?
COME C»J, CALM DOWN NOW.
THEY’LL BE O.K. THERE’S
NOTHING WE CAN
DO ABOUT IT,
mayl)e not but you’ve got to
react.
COME AND HAVE A DRINK
AND LISTEN TO THE AC-
CORDIAN PLAYER,
carnivals always make me sad.
m EVENING (cold facts)
EVERYBCOY'S READY TO
LEAVE, SO WE’LL EAT AT
CALABASH.
our two crowded tables are gra
ciously served, our one In
tegrated table is waited on.
grudgingly, of course. It's not
apparent
to the crowded tables imtll they
have to wait for the third to
finish.
OH WELL, A TYPICAL RURAL
SOUTHERN FAMILY RESTAU
RANT. . . typical?
BACK TO THE BUS, YOU-ALL!
100 boxes of pot on the wall,
100 boxes of pot. take one down
and pass it around, 99 boxes
of pot. . . .
HEY ARE YOU A TURTLE?
YOU BET YOUR SWEET ASS I
AM, BABY! hooray?
“COME SATURDAY MORNING
—I’M GOING AWAY WITH MY
FRIEND,” they smg.
“they’ve all gone to look for
amerlca” we sing.
“why don’t we stop fooling our
selves?
the game is over,
over,
over.
ie-c. -f=
Military
(Continued from page 2)
Note that this idea of banning
military recruiters Is a direct
contradiction to the radical pre
face of desiring individual free
dom. The only thing they want
is their own way, but they had
better learn to accept a com
promise such as the one above,
0 r surely face destruction by
their own stupidity.
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