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Poqe 14
The Red and Black, Tuesday, Sept 29, 1970
Campus unmoved by report
(From Page 1)
A Student (Jovemment Asso
ciation member who said he is
more sympathetic with the
left wing asserted that condi
tions on university campuses
are the primary problems
These problems include
administrative r«xJ tape, poor
curriculum structure and bad
teachers secure in their jobs
because of tenure, he said
Those conditions make the
campus very restless Things
like the war in Vietnam and
racism ignite a smoldering
lire But there s going to be
unrest until these local prob
lems are solved, he said
He said he fears Nixon is
using campus unrest as a
rallying point to form a bloc of
Middle Americans There's a
danger he's exploiting it
making the students into a na
tional scapegoat he said
Dean of students 0 Sulhern
Sims said campus problems are
symptoms of a more pervasive
societal problem that in
volves family relationships and
home life
"WE SIMPLY pick up an
environment that a student
brings to us. he explained
Violence is not limited to the
college campus It just so hap
pens that it has spread out of
Harlem and Watts and onto the*
campus.
I agree* that an end to the
war would be •-* wonderful thing
for the campus But it would
not solve all our problems in
terms of violence It would buy
us some tune maybe several
months But I don't think the
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war is one of the causes of viol-
ence
Administrators, often ac
cused of permissiveness in
dealing with students have to
cope with campus communities
that have traditionally been
intellectual sanctuaries said
Sims
Thus, campuses have some
times become sanctuaries for
violence, he continued This
has been an extension of what
the campus has been for many
years It s taken a while to
wake up
Dr James F Harris Jr., as
sistant professor of philosophy
and religion was pleased that
the commission viewed disor
ders as symptomatic of more
basic problems and troubles,
in Harris worlds
NIXON and vice president
Spiro T Agnew probably have
recognized that basic prob
lems. but they have given prior
ity to putting down disorder, he
said
Jimmy Jordan, a leader in
conservative Young Americans
for Freedom, said social ills
cannot be blamed for student
dissent
The attitude that society --
or government as a whole is
a source to turn to to rectify
human ills is the real cause,
according to Jordan Tins atti
tude. he said, results in a abdi
cation of individual responsibil
ity.
The Presidential commis
sion had called for a stop to in
flammatory rhetoric by politi-
cans. a remark which may ob
servers thought alluded to Ag
new
Though Agnew s speeches
have been a rallying point
for radicals. Agnew has
served to be a voice for a lot of
people who thought they had
been ignored." Jordan said
This has been a very strong
stabilizing influence
Rebecca I*eet. editor of the
Red and Black, said the
commission's demand for a
renaissance of m«jdcralujr. ha**
provided a necessary corner-
'tune toi further studies which
must be made
SUCH STUDIES should in
clude the place of violence in
American civilization, the
effectiveness of our political
system and the need for possi
ble major alterations, and the
structure and responsiveness of
our educational system. Miss
Leet added
The persons interviewed
were generally reluctant to
predict whether disruptions
will occur on campus this fall
' This university has been
doing a lot to make life more
livable for the students. Kav-
enson said As far as rules and
regulations go. they've tried to
get away from in loco parentis
•the doctrine that the uinversi-
ty should act in lieu of the stu
dent s parents i
But it all depends on what
happens nationally I think it
would take another Kent State
or Cambodia before there
w Hild be large turnouts of stu- |
dents demanding some remedy
for something that's happened
• PEOPLE HERE aren't as
made at the I mver>itv a> the\
are on some other campuses.'
Jordan said rallies, demon
stratons and reactions to world
event' will be more extreme at
the University this year, though
whether there will be violence
remains to be seen
Harris said, some of the
things done by the Board of
Regents and administrators
will agitate people and polarize
them so they are more ready to
participate in demonstra
tions
Sims was optimistic: I
think we ll have a good year
Channels of communications
are open and will stay open -
and we are dealing with intelli
gent people
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