1968_05 The Daily Collegian May 1968

              THE DAO.Y COLLEQIAN    Thursday, May 16, 1968
You meet the
nicest people
w i v
The Advantage
Of A One-Man
Bathroom
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK (AP) — My bathroom has many advantages. It
Is cozy, well-heated, has comfortable seating and a ready
reference Ubrary that will at least measure up to that found
In the average dentist's office.
But for 20 years, I have tried to find peace ln that bathroom
-and lt simply can't be done.
Every American boy Is inspired by the fact he has a chance to
grow up and become president of the United States—or at
least  earn  enought  money to have a bathroom of his very
This Is unlikely, particularly in the case of Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy, D-NY, who has an 11th child on the way. If he yearns
for a bathroom of his own, he'd do better to forget the White
House and sot his slgts on taking over the Pentagon.
When I graduated to a two-bathroom apartment two decades
ago, I patted the tiled walls ln joy. I thought that at least I
had achieved one of my Ufelong dreams-a stall shower of
my own, a place where I could come and sit and bdood and
All out my Income tax retu
hermitage, n
What a delusion!
It  started with a simple question from Frances, my wife:
"You don't mind If I hang a few stockings to dry ln your stall
"No, of course not," I answered.
I was like the kindly Arab who let the camel stick Its nose
Into his tent to get warm and soon found himself crowded out
dripping fernlne finery. It has become a laundry for Frances
and our teen-age daughter, Tracy Ann.
They wash their hair there, too, do their fingernails there,
and use it as a conference room to cook up family plots against
Our cat, Lady Dottie, now also
Where else? Believe me, friend
in your life, but you don't know
harried  Monday  morning,  you r
know whether lt * 1
Elk, the nelghborh
Scout cookies.
complaint and at
What am I doing ln there? I'm doing w
axe doing ln Paris. Just trying to find a Ut
ll into a stall showe
lolst cat gravel.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    S
Mills College Hires
Negro Prof, Adviser
OAKLAND (AP) - After stu¬
dents demands, MlllsCollegehas
hired a Negro as an assistant
professor of mathematics and
plans to hire a Negro sociology
professor and a Negro student
adviser by September.
President Robert J. Wert
made public Tuesday what he had
told the all-girl college's 23
Negro students last Thursday.
They had  <
American studies next January.
Wert said the college recently
operator and Is Interviewing
Negroes for another nonacademlc
posltlc
e girls i
If de-
college had otfe Negro
part-time faculty member.
The college has 700 students
and 62 fulltlme faculty members.
Florida State President
Resigns After Protests
By THE ASSOCIATED^ PRESS
The president of Florida State
University has resigned In the
wake of student protests ln a
censorship controversy as mili¬
tant youths from Arkansas lo
Paris conUnue to disrupt aca¬
demic life.
French Premier Georges
Pompidou charged the sit-ins at
were   part   of   an InternaUonal
Fourteen Negro students at
the University of Miami were ar¬
rested after they refused to leave
.the school president's office
where they were demanding In¬
creased "blackness* on campus.
Farther north In Tallahassee,
FSU President John Champion
resigned after faculty members
narrowly defeated a motion call¬
ing on him to step down. Three
they were quitting. From 20 to
200 students had stayed on the
lawn ln front of the administra¬
tion building since Thursday to
protest Champion's preventing
publication of a story ln the cam¬
pus Uterary magazine.
Their action was overwhelm¬
ingly supported by the faculty.
Of the 14 arrested ln Miami,
that courses ln
Extension Division
Plans Workshop
On Law Studies
Teaching the meaning of the
law lo young people at the ele¬
mentary and secondary level
will bo the subject of a workshop
being offered by the FresnoState
College Extension Division.
as "Legal Concerns ln the Social
Studies" and will be held on
may 18 ln Industrial Arts 101.
The hours will be 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. for each of two days.
Instructor for the workshop
will be Hermlna Strauss,aFres-
no attorney. The workshop will
stress the teacher's responsi¬
bility to inform students of their
duties and rights under the law.
Mrs. Strauss will also emphasize
practical approaches to the legal
problems Involved.
Pre-reglstratlon is advisable
and the cost of the course Is
$10.50. Materials and informa¬
tion are available throuh Ihe
FSC Extension Division Office,
Thomas AdmlnlstratlonButldlng.
:e April!
; Lilly
An anonymous contribution,
said Wert, would enable the col¬
lege to appoint another Negro as
a runtime faculty member forone
In addition, he said, the college
Is trying to raise funds for a
Martin Luther King scholarship
for Negro students.
The college plans to appoint
a Negro as a trustee professor
Dumke: Violence
Must Be Halted
SAN JOSE (AP) - State Col¬
lege chancellor Glenn S. Dumke
says violence onthecollegecam-
pus must be halted.
In a talk to the San Jose State
CoUege Student Council Wednes¬
day, he said the system he heads
must demonstrate to Callfornlans
that teacher and students' rights
will be protected.
Ronnie Would Accept
GOP Nomination
HONOLULU (AP) - Califor¬
nia's Gov. Ronald Reagan, grati¬
fied by his showing in the Ne¬
braska primary, says he will not
refuse the Republican presiden¬
tial nomination If lt Is offered to
him by the party.
"Once the party has made Its
choice, I don't think anyone would
say no to that," the first term
governor told newsmen after
hearing he had won 22 per cent
clearly pleased the governor and
His backers believe he can
capture the party's presidential
nomination ln the event of a
deadlock between New York Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller and former
Vice President Richard M. Nix-
Reagan   did   i
cent,* he said. "It Is surprising
to me. I am gratified to think
that there are that many people
name to be placed ln nomination
at the Republican NaUonal Con¬
vention ln Miami Beach "because
I am a favorite son candidate ln
Negro   history   and
added to the
Increase   In   the  Negro student
body.
University President Henry
King Stanford replied that the
university "cannot agree that any
certain percentage of the students
and faculty will be black by Sep-
lnltlate curriculum changes.
A  university  spokesman said
Draft Resistors Win
UC Faculty Vote
BERKELEY (AP) - The Fac¬
ulty Senate of Ihe'Unlverslty of
California at Berkeley says stu¬
dents who interrupt their studies
because they refused armed
forces InducUon should be re¬
admitted as If they were military
approval of a resolution aimed
mainly at UC's graduate schools,
since new draft laws make more
male graduates eligible for mill-
there axe now 16SNegrostudents
out of an enrollment of 16,000.
Roosevelt University ln Chi¬
cago suspended 21 more students,
bringing to 45 the number so
disciplined for staging a sit-in
ln   the   president's   office   last
All 21 were arrested Friday
and Monday during demonstra¬
tions to protest the administra¬
tion's refusal to hire Staughton
Lynd on a full-time basis. About
25 students continued the pro¬
test ln the president's outer of-
At the University of Arkansas
ln Fayettevllle about 25 demon¬
strators picketed the entrance of
a printing plant to protest the
failure of the student newspaper
to print a letter from a Negro
They Identified themselves as
members of the Southern Student
Organizing Committee and the
Black Americans for Democracy.
They said the letter ln question
was ln rebuttal to an earUer let¬
ter the paper printed which at¬
tacked  Dr.  MarUn Luther King
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