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I he student Senate af
ter careful consideration
and debate, acted on the
^ocia.ni 3.cion R6ga.rd—
ing Protests and Demon
strations last Monday
October 28. Opening re
marks were made by Ed
Tippett, a non-senator
Tippett labeled the Pro
clamation “a joke” and
asked the Senate to
stand for students” by
rejecting the Proclama
tion as it is “in poor
taste, dangerously ambi
guous, poorly timea, ana
an act of cowardice.”
But within the Senate
membership the mood
was one of study and de-
AMANDA AMBROSE
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says, “I will never be a
dangerous human being.”
After hearing a perfor
mance given by Miss Am
brose, how can anyone
think that a being as beau
tiful as she could be dan
gerous? “Auf wieder-
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liberation rather than
outright rejection.
The Senate found that it
was divided into three
separate parties, each
having a different solu
tion. One group favored
an immediate rejection
on the grounds of ambi
guity and lack of clarity.
This small group, follow
ing the advice of Tippett,
also urged the Senate to
issue a counter-procla
mation stating student
rights. A "no co-opera
tion” resolution was sug
gested by this group stat
ing that the Senate and
student body would not
obey the Proclamation.
These moves were de
feated.
A second group of sen
ators wanted to rework
and reword the Procla
mation sending it into a
committee for consid
eration, Catherine Simp
son moved that a com
mittee be formed to re-
vise the Proclamation.
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SPORTS CAR CLUB
The efforts of several
car enthusiasts on this
campus culminated this
week in the approval of a
constitution for the NCW
Sports Car Clubo
Many Wesleyan stu
dents had their first ex
perience with cars in a
competitive sport during
the gymkana and the rally
which were both held last
year. As interest in
creased, it was decided
that a club should
he formed in order that
more events of the type
could be heldo
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initiated. Interest in the
sport is the only require
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The club plans to hold
a series of rallies,cross
country runs, at set
speeds, which might end
in a championship or fin
al rally which will take
the participants to a
weekend at the beach.
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tion with the state asso
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clubs.
The first rally of the
’68-’69 season will be
held on Sunday, Nov. 17.
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After a close vote, the
motion was carried. Doug
Cook then moved that a
letter of rejection be sent
to President Collins on
the grounds that the word
ing of the Proclamation
was unclear. This mea
sure provoked much dis
cussion among the sena
tors. Under the influence
of a third group of sena
tors that wanted a list of
ambiguities drawn up.
Cook s motion was a-
mended by Bruce Wright
to establish a joint ne
gotiating committee of
senators and President
Collins. An amendment
to the amendment was of
fered by Doug Cook ask
ing that until a suitable
Proclamation pleasing to
the President and stu
dents be issued the Oc
tober 23 Proclamation be
retracted. The Cook mo
tion, Wright amendment,
and Cook amendment
passed by moderate ma
jorities.
When asked what he
thought the purpose of the
committee should be,
Bruce Wright said, “...
to meet with Dr. Collins
in an attempt to clarify
the meaning of his Pro
clamation. We hope to
formulate a cleared and
more acceptable admin
istration policy concern
ing student activism.”
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WESLEYAN TRIES HARDER
By CRAIG GROSS
Being only one of the
participants in the soc
cer game at Wilmington
College on October 24,
I can only give my side
of the events which took
place that afternoon. Tak
ing an objective stand
point in a situation like
this is difficult because
of the amount of disap
pointment felt after a loss
of 8-0. If this article
seems to be giving ex
cuses for the perfor
mance the soccer team
gave, it is only because
of my 100% interest in the
team. I can safely say
that all members of the
team feel their efforts
should not be taken light
ly.
After having defeated
Virginia Wesleyan by a
considerable margin, the
spirit of the team picked
up tremendously. Our
spirits had been raised
to what they should have
been the entire season.
We had heard that Wil
mington was a strong
team. We therefore did
not go to Wilmington with
the idea that we were go
ing to have any easy vic
tory. We understood a
hard struggle awaited us
and that to get a victory
would mean a double ef
fort on everybody’s part.
As the game progress
ed. we found ourselves
completely outclassed in
ability. Wilmington’s
strong, fast front line was
able to penetrate Wesley-
an’s defense a number of
times, enabling them to
score as often as they
did. The offense had as
much trouble as the de
fense throughout the en
tire game. It seemed as
though Wesleyan could
have controlled the ball
more if it had only had
extra strength at the wing
positions, but unfortu
nately, with Wilmington,
being a strong all-around
team, everything we at
tempted ended in utter
chaos. No matter how
hard we tried to play good
ball, Wilmington’s com
plete domination of the
game kept us from using
any type of offensive
strategy.
The score at the end of
the first half was 4-0.
Wilmington again com
pletely controlled the ball
in the second half, scor
ing four more points. Dur
ing this half, Brian Twid-
dy broke his foot. His in-
jury as well as our 8-0
defeat dampened our
spirits. I do think, how
ever, that on the whole,
the soccer team had
shown a determination to
overcome its inexper
ience and to give 100%
effort against any oppon
ent.
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