Thursday, October 15, 1970
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Chief Beaumont
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by Greg Lloyd
Staff Writer
"Police haven't alienated themselves
from the students-students have
Jienated themselves from the Dolice "
jCampus Police Chief Arthur Beaumont
-emarked yesterday in the first scheduled
'class meeting" of the Invisible
University of North Carolina.
Chief Beaumont was the discussion
Latin America
Development
Talk Set Today
Martha Simon and Will Reid,
representatives of the Student Coalition
for Development, will speak on the future
of development in Latin America today
at 8 p.m. in the Dey Faculty lounge.
In the face of "potential
neo-isolationism" in the United States,
Coalition members spent the summer
visiting and studying developing countries
and are traveling throughout the United
States this fall explaining what they think
needs to be done.
The purpose of the venture, explained
Miss Simon, a junior at American
University, is to "increase awareness in
internation development."
Money for the pilot program came
from the United Nations Councio of
Economic and Social Information and
from nine non-governmental
organizations, such as the YM-YWCA.
Miss Simon and Reid traveled in Chile,
Peru, and Bolivia. "We were totally free
to draw our own conclusion," said Reid,
a UNC graduate students in political
science.
Both students said they believe
"development has to involve popular
participation," Reid said. This can't be
done "by deciding on a uniform pattern
fof development for all countries and
I imposing it from above," he said.
J "National governments have to supply
fa certain amount of direction," added
f Reid, "but even national governments
can't impose solutions."
leader of the class entitled '"Cooperation
Between the Fuzz and the Fuzzies"
which was held at 3 p.m. Wednesday in
Y-Court.
"It's unfortunate that students who
get frustrated by the administration have
to take their anger out on the campus
police," he reasoned.
The campus police are on campus to
protect students from himelf and from
others, and also to protect university
property, Beaumont said. They make
minimal arrests and don't take records of
those arrests, so it won't be on anyone's
permanent record, he said.
"It's not a function of the campus
police to act as a Gestapo," Beaumont
added.
Campus guards help students out in
many ways, Beaumont said. They drive
students home who have imbibed a little
too much and they intervene in
downtown arrests involving students.
Beaumont recalled when the SDS was
youhg it asked the campus police for
protection on the nights of its rallies.
These groups have now gone underground
and are involved in the senseless
bombings of buildings that will be
replaced at great cost to students, he
added.
"It's great to say we want freedom,
but it's a two-way street you've got to
respect me and IH respect you,"
Beaumont commented.
Beaumont pointed out the police have
to have faith that students are a good
group. The only trouble occurs when
students "get frustrated by an
administration that doesn't realize it's in
the midst of a world revolution."
Beaumont faulted the administrations
of area campuses for adding fuel to the
fire of student protests and worker's
strikes by not taking a definite stand on
any issue and thereby failing to dope with
' the situations.
"When somebody asks me what time it
is, I don't tell 'em how to build a
watch-I tell them what time it is," he
quipped."
Men employed as campus police are
mostly country folks who don't want to
hurt anyone, Beaumont continued. They
often, however, find themselves the
victims of student's misdirected wrath.
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