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Vandalism At S.A.
Disgusting
After such malicious behavior as the acts of vandalism that
occurred this past weekend, one wonders about the maturity of
some of our students, their moral fiber, and, finaUy, their
reasons for being at St. Andrews. ReaUstically, it must be ad
mitted that the acts committed with firecrackers cannot be
directly attributed to S.A. students - since their are reports that
some off-campus people” might be responsible. We, the
editors hope that this is so, and we are comforted in thinking
that only off-campus people” would involve themselves in in-
mature and unthinking behavior as taping a firecracker to a
plate glass window simply for the sterile, moronic plea.sure of
watching it shatter. However, one must ask himseif why
woidd an “off-campus person” chose such an unlikely target as
Neil Bushoven’s apartment lounge window? But, at any rate, it
is all only conjecture as to whether these acts were committed
by a St. Andrews student or by someone off campus - all of it:
toe windows smashed by firecrackers, or toe doors broken out
conventionaUy (if toere is such a thing) in GranviUe and at toe
union; but toere was one act of mindless destruction toat was
pretty much beyond a doubt committed by an S.A. student-
that IS, toe wall paper torn off toe wall in toe cafeteria. This is
toe person we are concerned wito, for it is this type of untinking,
naive person that is indirectly a threat to us aU, because by his
actions he Jeopardizes the freedom (already fastly shrinking) of
toe entire student body. Many students on tois campus speak out
Z passionately and, often, eloquently for toe toings
they believe in - and toese words are most frequently directed
at the people toat control and run tois college. These are, on toe
whole, more conservative and good deal less ideaUstic toan toe
0f*^nrf!^f« and mistrustful
thf I vandalism occurred like
they did la^ weekend, it tends to reinforce toeir notions of what
toe moral fabric of S.A. students are, and it increases toeir
less seriously mature student demands. It
e^y does not matter if S.A. students are responsible for toe
destruction of toe wmdows and glass doors because it is evident
that an S.A. student did tear wall paper down in toe cafeteria -
and sadly toe behavior of one student is linked with toe student
RuL Lnt n ^ ° Present Saturday to hear
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If you have not seen toe new
Admissions pamphlet which,
is sent to all prospective
students, you should. Having
questions about it I sought out
its source and backgrouncT
It seems toat toe admissions
office was going to produce
this pamphlet wito toeir own
text, and photographs. The ad
agency which printed it said
toat toey had to do toe
photographs and toey would
rewrite the text in order to
truly “sell St. Andrews”.
Great.
I was told that perhaps toe
reason a student at St. An
drews cannot look at toe pam
phlet and respond positively is
because toey have learned toe
reality behind the beauty of St.
Andrews. This may toe
case but nevertheless the
pamphlet is misleading.
The photographs are all of
toe lake, toe forests and toe
one of a classroom has a
golden hue! There are several
otoers of students, too. TTiese
photos are true but what about
where we live and eat? Where
is toere reference to toe con
tradictions and conflicts
which cause the relationships
and processes to grow here?
The following passages are
from toe text; “A climate, an
environment has been created
here. It is designed to free toe
toinking mind from all of toe
ordinary incursions. This is St.
Andrews Presbyterian
College.”
“Come here. Sense boto toe
relaxation and the in
volvement, toe genuine par
ticipation in toe excitement of
learning.”
“The professors at St. An
drews are not above toeir
classes, toey are a part of
toem.”
“The choice of learning and
how it is to be applied is made
by mutual consent, not by
decree. The students have a
say.”
I could continue but actually
I suggest toat you read toe
whole pamphlet and decide for
yourself. Perhaps toere is a
group of us willing to put
togetoer a pamphlet for next
year and talk about toe actual
dynamics of toe struggles to
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teractions around St. An
drews. I would propose this as
a positive action to make in
response to this situation. St.
Andrews is not as simple as
toe pamphlet expressed. A
presentation of toe negative
and positive side of tois com
munity would perhaps attract
toe type of person who is not
afraid to know his/her self, not
afraid to reject a behavior pat
tern forced by peers, not
afraid to talk about toem-
selves, not afraid to integrate
toeir education (which is to
toink for yourself) wito toeir
life, and not afraid to change.
page TWO
Dorn
(Continued from page i)
Fulbright Professor at m
University of EssS
England. He has been vL;"
poet at toe University of
sasandatacoUegeinthe^'
Diego area. He plans to rS
to San Francisco in toe snrW
to finish toe fourth i
“Gunslinger”. «i I
Mesillame Cautious Gul-
shnger/of impeccable Z
sonal smoothness/ and slen'
der leather encased han-
ds/folded casuaUy/to make
his knock.” (from Book !•
“Gunslinger”)
Sunday Snack
(Contmned from page n Response Adequate
He pointel out the neea lor Suie‘"alkek“S^
now open from 2:00 to 4:00 on
Sunday afternoons on an ex-
periniental basis. This in-
novation wks discussed and
passed by toe Food Com
mittee last week in an effort to
expand toe Snack Bar’s ser
vices and better ac
commodate toe needs of St.
Andrews students. This means
toat people who like to sleep
late don’t have to starve all af
ternoon, and studious types
can take a break in toe af
ternoon as well as in the
evening.
The first day of toe ex
perimental hours was a fairly
good response from students.
They brought in about $20.00 of
business which, according to
Food Service Director Dewey
Humphries, is not spec
tacular, but about what could
be expected toe first time, and
profitable enough to warrant
continuing toe trial. The Sun
day afternoon hours will be in
effect for two or toree more
weeks on a trial basis
obsession in real education
and toe need for students to
consult toemselves and use
toeir own instincts. This, he
felt, could only be achieved in
a community situation.
Duberman brought notice to
the fact that Avinger
Auditorium has no desks
separating the people,
allowing for better com
munication between toem and
he parised toe small college
saying, “I toink . . . toat
universities are disaster
areas. Universities are not
where its happening. They are
dinosaurs.”
Martin Duberman is a man
wito a great deal of sen
sitivity. His interest in people
working togetoer and talking
to one anotoer, and his sincere
desire for toe reocgnition of in
dividual personalities as toey
actually are resulted in a very
warm reception, including a
dinner given him by some
women on campus and a party
following his final lecture.
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