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The negative image of women makes men
afraid to come in contact with the fejninine
parts of their personality, liberation
advocate Warren Farrell said Monday.
Farrell, who works with the National
Organization of Women to interpret
liberation from the male perspective, spoke
in the Great Hall as a feature of the Women's
Festival sponsored by the Association of
Women Students.
"While women are taught to be passive
and good listeners, men are taught to always
appear strong and never admit they're
wrong." Farrell said.
"This makes it very difficult for a man to
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Controversy surrounding the Chapel Hill
Police Department's drug evidence fund was
laid to rest Monday as the Board of
Aldermen unanimously approved a routine
budget ordinance containing the fund
increase.
Alderman Gerry Cohen had criticized the
fund for alleged inaccuracies in bookkeeping
and use of the special funds for purchase of
marijuana rather than hard drugs. Prior to
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Dr. John B. Turner, former dean of the
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now a professor of Social Work at the
University of Georgia at Athens.
Lester E. Asheim. professor and former
dean of the Graduate Library School,
University of Chicago, has been appointed
Kenan Professor of Library Science.
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empathize with others, because they are
emotionally constipated," he said.
A sensitive, quiet spoken man. Farrell said
he talked from his personal experiences as a
husband and leader of consciousness
raising groups he formed to re-cvaluate sex
roles.
He said men assume the things they learn
to become men are superior to the things
women learn to become women.
"Getting beyond masculinity is getting
beyond the masculine value system," he said.
Many define liberation as women's
coming up to the men's standards, rather
than men's adopting some of the women's
okayed by aldermen
approving a $2500 increase for the fund, the
aldermen had been briefed by Town
Manager Chet Kendzior and Police Chief
William Blake.
Approval will now permit police narcotics
agents to continue buying illegal drugs as
court evidence without the problem of
having to rely on the courts to promptly
refund confiscated drug money.
A proposal to extend the Chapel Hill
Two associate professors and three
assistant professors were appointed by the
University. Monday.
Doris Betts was named associate professor
of English. She is currently an instructor and
director of the freshman and sophomore
English program at UNC.
Barry Goz was appointed associate
professor of Pharmacology.
Herbert A. Cooper was appointed
assistant processor of the departments of
Pathology find Pediatrics.
Paul Roger Van Ostenberg was named
assistant professor of Dental Ecology.'
Dan Edward Beauchamp was named
assistant professor of Health
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roles, he said.
Farrell said he experienced insecurity
when he first began helping his wife with the
housework and cooking, but he said he now
feels like a total human being and knows
what real love is.
He gave up his political science teaching
post at Rutgers University and moved to
Washington with his wife when she was
offered a position as a White House Fellow.
Since then, he has designed and taught
courses in sexual politics at American
University and has written a book. Beyond
Masculinity, which will be released in May.
Farrell said since he re-evaluated his sex
Planning District into Durham County and
to change the makeup of the Planning Board
to correspond with the extension attracted
some public opposition from area residents.
The plan would replace the Durham
County Commissioners with the Chapel Hill
Planning Board as the governing body over
changes in the area's zoning and land use
planning. The board would be increased to
12 members, with six chosen by the Board of
Aldermen, four by the Orange County
Commissioners and two by the Durham
County Commissioners.
"We have what it known to the Durham
County real estate people as one of the most
magnificent tracts of land in the state of
North Carolina, a resident of'Lakeshore
Drive said. 44 If you can provide us with
services that we need, then we're willing to
listen to what you have to say. If not, we
oppose the change," the person said.
After assurances from the aldermen that
the revised Planning Board would be
responsive to the demands from residents of
the area, the board referred the extension to
the town planners for further study. The
question of membership on the planning
panel was referred to Town Attorney Emory
Denny for study and for introduction to the
General Assembly as a local bill.
Plans for a sister-city program for Chapel
Hill have been scrapped, said Cohen,
chairman of the study group investigating
the foreign exchange program.
Citing exchange programs conducted by
local schools and civic organizations, Cohen
said, "We don't oppose the sister-city
concept, but we. feel there is no need at this
time and there are other outlets for cultural
exchange."
The aldermen also approved a change in
the operation of four of the town's municipal
parking lots. Beginning in 30 days, parking
will be enforced by lot attendants rather than
with meters.
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role, he has become more creative because he
doesn't feel a push to take ajob he doesn't
like just because it pays well.
Men start out in high school being
physical strivcrs. then in college they become
student st rivers, he said.
They start manipulating their professors
in order to get an A" instead of trying to
learn, he said.
"They keep manipulating the system to get
better positions, then around 50 or 60
start wondering about human values. he
said.
He said the equivalent of the female as a
sex object is the man as a success object.
Most men choose women for a
relationship on a sexual basis, then judge
them on an intellectual basis, he said.
Instead, he said they should choose
partners who have stimulating personalities,
and the sexual part of the relationship will
grow from that.
To give men a chance to experience the
female role, Farrell staged a men's beauty
contest following his speech.
He pressured men from the audience to
participate "just as .society encourages
women to conform.
Rob Diamant, a graduate student and
head of the campus Human Sexuality
Counseling Service, was chosen winner by
applause from the audience.
Farrell suggested several tests men and
women could try when they were in
integrated groups, such as timing the length
of time men speak as compared to the time
women speak.
He said the men's and women's liberation
movements should work together to
improve day care facilities for children and
change the 40-hour, 5-day work week to a -40-hour,
4-day work week in order to give
families time to be together.
"Men have a lot to gain from woman
equalization," Farrell said. "A 10-year
longer life span, less ulcers and headaches
and emotional wellbeing."
Parade set
for holiday
The third annual Saint Valentine's Day
Parade will be held Thursday afternoon at
3:45 p.m.
The parade will march from the post office
down Franklin Street to Mallette Street,
turn left and continue to the Chi Psi Lodge,
321. West Cameron Ave. Free refreshments,
as well as prizes for the most original
costumes and best decorated bicycles, will be
given at the lodge.
Parade Marshal Palmer Edwards said this
year's event will feature "colorful, cavorting
cupids, a carefully rehearsed kazoo band,
hundreds of balloons and a special surprise
element." , . . '
Sponsoring the parade are the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority and the Chi Psi
fraternity.
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Don Kanak and Eddie Hudson
announced their candidacies for Senior
Class President and Vice-President Tuesday.
Running on the same ticket. Kanak and
Hudson said that it is usual for all four class
officer candidates to run together.
"However, there were not enough interested
parties to run for secretary and treasurer,"
Kanak said.
Stressing the service function of senior
class offices, they outlined a threerpoint plan
of establishing a senior week in which seniors
receive discounts from downtown
merchants, implementing preparatory
courses for students planning to take the
GRE and LSAT, and publishing a
bimonthly newsletter for seniors.
Kanak, an economics major, said that
money for these functions will be held by
holding an orientation dance.
Kanak and Hudson, both Morehead
scholars, said that a criticism of class officers
is that they commonly win an election and
then do nothing.
"We want to stay involved," Kanak said.
"We've worked together before and now we
think we can be successful in these projects."
Hudson, a speech major, said that they also
intend "to get in touch with somebody
sympathetic at the Athletic Department for
special consideration for seniors . fox, good
seats for at least one football and possibly
basketball games."
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interested in Jubilee to private sources.
"We think people are barking up a tree
about Jubilee. They're looking down a
tunnel as far as having it on campus, so we're
trying to point people to private sources who
are interested in funding Jubilee," Kanak
said.
Kanak and Hudson said they don't
consider class offices to be politically
oriented. "It's a service office without
politics," Kanak said.
"The functions of class officers is very
open," Kanak said. "We plan to make sure
our programs are general enough to have a
captive audience."
Cohen, students meet
Chapel Hill Alderman Gerry Cohen will
be available to talk to students and any other
interested persons in Suite C of the Student
Union Thursday from 1:30 p.m. until 3:30
p.m.
Cohen said he is willing to talk about any
town problem, such as the gas shortage, the
bus system, parking or utilities, and will pass
suggestions on to the appropriate officials.
Cohen said if the afternoon is successful.
Vie will try-the Sessions at least inonthiy.
"I believe it is very important for people to
be able to communicate with their elected
officials," Cohen added.
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