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are represented.
The Daily Tar Heel and the
students now have a voice in the
lawsuit to cut off the fees
supporting the DTH.
Last Wednesday, Federal District
Judge Eugene Gordon added the
DTH Editor as a defendant in that
suit brought by four conservative
students.
This assures that those interests
will be heard in the possibly long
and complex legal battle over the
student activities fee and its use.
Although both the plaintiffs and
Confident:
we would
be too . .
With all the furor over the
Wagergate affair and assorted other
escapades by zealous Nixonites, not
too many people have been
noticing what else CREEP
(Committee to Re-Elect the
President) has been doing to help
their morally upright candidate stay
in power for four more years.
Like sending out a letter from
Nixon with the 28 million increased
Social Security checks this month,
a letter in which Nixon takes credit
for the increase. It does not
mention that he fought the increase
bitterly while it was being
considered by Congress.
And like sending out eight
million pamphlets to elderly people
in this country, telling them how
much the Nixon Administration has
done to relieve some of the
problems and burdens of old age.
We would feel pretty confident,
too, if we were running for
re-election and had all the
manpower and money of the U.S.
government promoting-" our
candidacy.
by Lana Starnes
and
Dr. Takey Crist
with
Howard Stang
Question: My boyfriend and I have
been sleeping together for the past three
months and have had a beautiful
relationship except for the fact that we
haven't been able to have an orgasm
together. He always comes before I have a
chance to have my orgasm. Is this
normal? I always thought that you're
supposed to have orgasms together!
Signed, Frustrated and Anxious.
Dear Frustrated and Anxious: It is a
sexual myth that the simultaneous
orgasm is the peak of sexual maturity and
happiness, and it is this misconception
that has caused many men and women to
question their normality and their sexual
prowess. In order to fully enjoy the
relationship, both of you should realize
' PHASE FEMALE MALE
Excitement vagina lengthens erection
labia separate and elevate testicles elevate
lubrication begins
nipples erect
Plateau clitoris reacts testicular size increases
uterus elevates Cowper's gland secretion
full vaginal expansion
Orgasm cul de sac lengthens penile contractions
uterus contracts ejaculation
vagina contracts secondary sex organs
breast size increases contract
Resolution all of the above all of the above
return to normal return to normal
Evans Wi'tt, Editor
Monday, October 23, 1972
the University would probably not
have opposed the motion, a hearing
had been expected on the motion
to intervene. Gordon's action
eliminates the need for further
consideration of this motion.
The most important portion of
this legal action to understand is
that it is not Evans Witt alone that
is now a defendant in the suit. It is
the Editor of The Daily Tar Heel,
whoever he or she may be during
the course of the litigation.
The present Editor will leave
office next spring.to be replaced by
whoever the student body elects in
the general ballot battle. The new
Editor will then become a
defendant in the suit and the
present Editor will be able to retire
from the legal battleground.
This is important because it is
the interests of the DTH as an
organization and of the students as
a group that are at stake in this suit,
not just the interests of one
individual or small group.
If this suit goes against the
University and the DTH, the
students here will no longer have a
full voice through their
representatives over how their
money is to be spent. The court
will have taken a hand in that
decision.
But once again, we must
emphasize that this defense of the
student rights takes money for legal
expenses. The DTH Legal Defense
Fund has been set up as an on-going
source of funds to keep this defense
as strong as it should be.
Since the fund was announced
two weeks ago, contributions of
one dollar, five dollars and more
have been received from students
and faculty. To put the fund in a
position to assure this support, the
money must keep coming in.
Contributions can be mailed to:
DTH Legal Defense Fund
Box 49, Carolina Union
Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514
or brought by the DTH office.
Help defend the students' voice.
each other's normal sexual response
normal in that it is the way you
individually respond to sexual
stimulation. The amount of foreplay
required, the time it takes to reach
orgasm, and the capability of reaching
multiple orgasms differs from person to
person. In general, it takes the male less
time after intromission to achieve an
orgasm than female, but with a man who
cares about his partner this should not
prohibit both from enjoying orgasmic
release. If both become involved with
pleasing each other and not being
spectators to their own sexual
performance, much of the frustration and
anxiety can be removed.
Question: I know Masters and Johnson
have done extensive research in
determining what goes on during orgasms,
but have they figured out what goes on
physically when someone doesn't have an
orgasm? Signed, Interested.
Dear Interested: Masters and Johnson
in their book Human Sexual Response
The temptation for many on election
djy may be to vote in the Presidential
and Senatorial election, and throw the
other ballots away.
In the case of the election of state
senator (which appears on the county
ballot), this would be a bad mistake.
A.B. "Lonnie" Coleman, a 34-year-old
lawyer from Hillsborough and landslide
winner in the May Democratic primary, is
one of the better candidates on the
ballots.
He has taken good positions on issues
such as the environment, higher
education, tuition, abortion, and utilities
regulation. On other issues, his views have
been not as good.
Coleman explained his willingness to
take stands. "Before I decided to run, I
realized it would serve no purpose if I
took no stands on issues, won a
popularity contest and went to Raleigh."
People deserve the right to know how
their legislators will vote, a right long
THE FIRST AMENDMENT (AMENDED)
Letters to the editor
Road beside Union is a 'hazard
To the Editor:
Ever since school started this fall, the
dirt road beside the student union has
been a hazard. The ruts in the road are
about a foot deep and present a real
obstacle course to the driver as well as
potential damage to his car.
For the sake of safety, the University
should investigate and fix the road.
Nancy B. Morton
32-C Stratford Hills
Vietnam war
is 'gross waste'
To the Editor:
I was totally shocked and amazed to
learn that the United States spends over
$200,000 to kill a single Indo-Chinese
individual. This is outrageous! It is a gross
report explicitly for the first time what
goes on physically in the four stages of
sexual response for both the female and
male. A short summary of these events
appears in the table.
Question: Women can have multiple
orgasms, I know, but all my friends on
the hall say that men can't. How come we
men got such a rotten deal? Do any men
have more than one consecutive orgasm?
Signed, Cheated.
Every male after orgasm experiences a
refractory period, a time when any
further stimulation produces nothing in
the way of sexual pleasure. The length of
the refractory period of the resolution
phase differs for different men, for some
men it lasts only a few seconds, for
others, it takes longer before they can
reach another orgasm. What's normal for
you is normal some have the capability
for multiple orgasms most don't. This
diagram illustrates the "typical" male
response cycle.
The female as you noted is more
fortunate. There are more women who
have the capability than men. The female
sexual response cycle usually falls into
one of the three patterns depicted below.
OT.CASH
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lacking in North Carolina politics.
"If the electorate does not 'ike the
positions I take on controversial issues,
they should defeat me this November. I
would be wasting both thesr time and
mine if I went to the state senate and
voted against what the people of this
district want," Coleman concluded.
Straight talk like this won Coleman a
huge victory in May. He received 20,050
votes, as against 14,000 votes for William
Saunders (who also won nomination since
this is a two member district) and 1 3,800
for State Representative Carl Smith.
Coleman won by huge majorities in
both conservative and liberal areas, losing
only Saunders hometown of Southern
Pines. One survey showed he took the
votes of 97 percent of the 2,200 UNC
students voting in the Democratic
Primary here.
Now, there are about 5,500 UNC
students expected to vote in the local
waste and misuse of Treasury funds and a
crime that no U.S. citizen should stand
for! The North Vietnamese don't spend
nearly that amount for every Laotian,
Cambodian or South Vietnamese that
they kill! It is really incredible that in
eight years of fighting those brave little
patriots we have yet to learn the art of
killing inexpensively, much less developed
it to the fine art that is practiced today
by the little people.
Why go to the expense of flying
airplanes and dropping bombs? It's so
inaccurate and inefficient that it provides
an abysmal return on the dollar that no
respectable corporation executive would
tolerate! It's so much cheaper to send our
entire army into Laos, Cambodia and
North Viet Nam than our entire Air
Farce. Why all you have to do is go into a
peaceful little village, drag out all the
inhabitants, line them up against a wall,
and pull the trigger. Hell, make Calley a
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In pattern "A" the woman is
stimulated to the plateau stage and has
the possibility to experience multiple
orgasms before entering the resolution
stage. The pattern "B" woman is aroused
to plateau but never reaches orgasm.
When you follow pattern "C," you see
the woman slowly approaches orgasm in a
series of jumps and experiences a
relatively sustained orgasm before taking
a sudden fall into the resolution phase.
Notice there are two characteristics of
the female response which are different
from the male: 1) women are quite varied
in their cycles and b) women are more
capable of having multiple orgasms (no
refractory period).
'(Diagrams taken from Human Sexual
Response, by William Masters and
Virginia Johnson, Boston, Little, Brown
Company, 1966.)
(Questions should be addressed to: Lana
Starnes and Howard Stang. and Dr. Takey
Crist in care of The Daily Tar Heel,
Student Union, Chapel Hill N.C. 27514.)
COPYRIGHT (C) 1972. All rights
reserved. Howard Stang, Lana Starnes,
Dr. Takey Crist.
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state senate race, and Coleman i hanking
heavily on their votes. He ss afraid they
will ignore local races.
Coleman has come out hard in a
Hohbyish attack on utility and Hank
profits, and on high auto insurance costs
levied against young drivers.
But he refuses to endorse no-fau!t auto
insurance, a very popular campaign issue,
because he says it would be "deceptive
for me just to say Tm for no-fault.'
There are as many no-fault plans as there
are insurance companies, and some of
them are anti-consumer. I'd like to see a
specific bill before I endorse a concept."
Coleman has attacked the 95 percent
hike in out-of-state tuition voted by the
1971 General Assembly, calling it
"ridiculous. It has driven people out of
the University, and caused a decrease in
total revenues for the University," he
said.
Coleman has
abortion reform.
also come out for
to make abortion "a
general and let him show us how it's
done). But you've got to be sure to bury
them all in mass graves. And don't
provide markers, either, because that's an
added expense and you can later claim
that you didn't do it! Besides, you
wouldn't want to deny yourself the
pleasure of seeing the agonized faces of
all your victims'' relatives as they
pathetically searched for their loved ones
who were guilty of the most heinous
crime of all living in a country whose
government espouses a different political
philosophy (or even worse, living within
easy killing distance.)
Actually, if I had a choice, I would
rather be a pilot and drop bombs. That
way, I wouldn't have to look at the faces
of all those women and children as I
killed them. It's enough to make you
desert the VC or NVA.
S.G. Garrison, A.B.
82 Willow Terrace Apts.
Phone bills are
'human errors'
To the Editor:
Having tried twice before in the last
two months to come to a more or less
equitable settlement with the phone
company concerning my bill, and having
twice before been assured that everything
was now understood, only to receive
more threatening notices in the mail,
today I decided to change my tactics.
I went into the Franklin Street office
and politely refused to talk to one of
their representatives from one of their
phone booths, insisting that I be
permitted to see the person whose
pleasant, if somewhat patror ' g voice
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Evans Witt, Editor
79 Years
of
Editorial Freedom
The Daily Tar Heal strives to provide meaningful news interpretations and op in ton
on its editorial page. Unsigned editorials are the opinions of the editor, while knars and
columns represent only the views of individual contributors.
matter between a woman and her
doctor."
Cokr.T.in cannot be cast a liberal,
conservative, radical, or reactionary. He
hews to a bjscal'y populist line, one that
may just bring hsm a big ictory in
November.
Whether Coleman's appeal to both
liberals and cor,vrat;ves stle rather
than substance, we will fmd cut when the
General Assembly meets in January.
For the moment, though, Coleman
projects both a style and a substance
about bringing people together,
something Nixon talked about only until
he was elected.
A strong ote from Chapel Hill for
Coleman will give him a message of
reassurance.
Consumer protection, vocational
education, and mental health reforms are
all issues on which he has promised to
work on in Raleigh. His platform is
reasonably specific.
"The utilities and banks seem only to
be concerned with the profits of their
stockholders," Coleman told me. "Profits
and rates go up and up, and service goes
down and down."
Don't throw away that County ballot.
As for the other state senate seat
(there are two at-large seats, you can vote
for either one or two persons) neither of
the other four candidates has much going
for them.
Democrat William Saunders, a
three-term incumbent, has compiled a
conservative-to-moderate voting record.
He is competent. Republican Dave Drexel
is pushing a platform he says is
"progressive," but is not particularly
anything. He also appears competent.
Republican P.H. Craig doesn't seem to
be anywhere on anything.
And American Party candidate Mary
Jones (only one American Party
candidate is running), makes Jesse Helms
look like a liberal. "I send my children to
private schools even if there was no
busing, I'm against integration," she said.
Caveat emptor.
NEXT WEEK: LETTUCE, GRAPES,
AND FARMWORKERS.
apologetically promised that now she
understood.
The effect was overwhelming. There
are real, live people working for the
Chapel Hill Telephone Company. Now
when I receive my fourth notice in the
mail tomorrow, I will rejoicingly attribute
it to a human error.
Marsha Walton
102 Parker dorm
DTH political
endorsements
To the Editor:
There has been talk that if the DTH is
not allowed to make political
endorsements, their right of freedom of
the press will be violated. This may be
true in one sense, but in another it is not.
In a situation on a college campus such
as this, the paper is the only real source
of information about the candidates
running for student offices. In national
elections, information and opinions are
readily available from both sides, and
both candidates receive endorsements. If
the DTH is allowed to endorse one
candidate, the voter is not going to get
both points of view before making his
decision. If the elections are to be run
fairly, either both candidates should
receive 'equal time' in some form or
another, or there should be no political
endorsements at all by the paper.
If endorsements are cancelled,
campaign spending limits should be
enforced. Without campaign spending
limits, obviously the candidates willing to
spend more money will have an
advantage.
Mike Hanson
307 Lewis dorm
Norman Blade, Managing Editor
Jessica Hanchar, News Editor
Howie Carr, Associate Editor
Lynn Lloyd, Associate Editor
David Zucchino. Sports Editor
Bruce Mam, Feature Editor