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The Brotherhood:
By Young Inyang
Virtually out of nowhere,
the unpublicized - and the only
integrated - intramural team on
campus, the "Brotherhood
Flag" football team, emerged
this season like the sudden
burst of a volcano, shattering
the victory hopes and aspira
tions of almost all the other
teams, and carrying along with
them a 9-1 victory record.
Until the 6-7 upset at the
hands of the "Sixty-Niners" in
last nights' play-offs, the
"Brothers" had enjoyed an
unpunctuated victory streak.
The team, according to the
offensive and quarterback
coach, Tim Wright, originated
from the Black Students Union
(8.5. U.), and had until this
Maltese
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"Worth?"
"Yeah, this helmet."
"Oh. Well it doesn't really
exist. It's from the 'Ring of the
Nibelung' by Richard Wagner.
It's a fictional creation."
Sam was totally confused
now.
"Look, kid, what does this
have to do with you."
"I edit Tarnhelm."
"You edit a helmet."
"No. I told you there is no
helmet. I edit the Capitol
Campus literary magazine,
which is called Tarnhelm."
Sam waited for a second to
put all this together. He turned
to the editor.
"What have you been doing
here these past two weeks?"
"I've been waiting."
Sam took his hat off, looked
inside it, tapped it lightly, then
looked inside it again before
returning it to his head. The
editor stared at him in disbelief.
"What was that all about."
"I don't know. Look, kid,
what're you waiting for?"
"Short stories, poems, sa
tire, photography, artwork, any
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season been an all-black team.
But, because of the need to
"expand and justify the term
'Brotherhood'," and "the fair
ness" of basing sports partici
pation chiefly on ability, Wright
decided to integrate the team
this year.
He hopes that the integra
tion and the resulting "Invinci
bility" will teach the Capitol
Campus a social lesson of the
merits and validity of a fully
integrated athletic program,
with the sole purpose of
seeking the "best person for the
best position."
Wright also expressed deep
satisfaction that, besides the
team's achievements on the
field, closer off-the-field inter
personal friendships have de-
Tamhelm
creative endeavor on the part
of a student or faculty member
from Capitol Campus. This
Spring about 500 copies will be
distributed free."
"Who pays for the print-
"SGA."
"Sp?"
"No. Student Government
Association. What we offer
here is a rare opportunity to be
published."
"Yeah. So where do you
collect these great works of
Art?"
"W-161. There's a blue
rectangular box that you can
drop your material in."
"Well I guess that wraps it
up, but, kid, you oughts try to
get home soon."
"Soon as I'm finished."
"Soon as I'm finished. Listen
you want a cup of coffee?"
"No I gotta go find a falcon."
"A Maltese One?"
"Yeah. How did you know?"
Sam walked out of the Main
Building forever changed. He
made plans that night to enroll
at Capitol and he published in
Tarnhelm.
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veloped to the point that some
white members of the team
have attended B.S.U. meetings
without formal invitations.
After losing in last nights
play-offs, the "Brothers" will
collide with either "Joint
Effort" or the "Valiant Bros."
for the third position.
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