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The Spring Formal, entitled
"Fantasy Of The Sea", wasji.o„l.4
Saturday, May 24, 1969, from 9:00
P.M. to 12:00 P.M. The., cie_cor
transformed Erie Hall into a deep
sea paradise, through which the
couples floated on waves-of . muSic
furnished by Chuck Dressler and,
his orchestra., The marine queen
of the evening was Miss Marty
Hayes. Her court included three
lovely attending mermaids: Miss
Kim Kimberlin, Miss Becky Ruhl,
and Miss Kathy Zuber. _ _
The "Fantasy" was. followed
by the Prom-to-dawn, which was
appropriately held at the Beach
comber Hotel, where Behendthes and '
their dates grooved to the sound
of the Spectre of Tyme from :1:00
to 6:00 A.M. and ate heartily lien
the delicious buffet mas'served..
STEM (conto from po 4)
No. He's a State Policeman, who,
since November has been working
up here undercover posing- as-a
student in the LAC dept. Pro—
bably with their knowledge, we
don't know, but definitely- with
the University's knowldge v _to.fin
ger Students who are subversive
and. use drigs. His cover's-been
blown nopx and he'll have-to go
somewhere else. Thursday. -after
the demonstration in which there
were several pitched battles-with
the JOCKS and these people I men—
tioned were urging them 0n..• .I.
was pilled off the flagpole-where
I was speaking by Bill Stansfield
and several other peopled -For—
tunately they fought like girls
and we all have scratches and
teeth marl*, and they have-black
eyes
. and a few of them won't be
having sex for a while....but the,
stopped us, they pulled me back.
They told me to calm down, 'and I
told them to get fucked. I told
Dr. Murphy to get faked yesterday,
and I told ai Lewis to get fucked
yesterday. Amd after the demon—
stration,_ Thursday, Paul was ar—
rested.... Col. Pelton walked out
here and asked if I knew a kid.
And then he said now I can find
him, and he walked over to the
kid and said, "They. have a wanant
for your arrest up there, do you
want to go up and see the lieuten
ant of the State Police?" Paul
said, "No, if he wants me he can
come down and get me.? So we
started -to walk away with Paul,
and a local policeman and this
undercover agent walked up, put'
their hands on Paul's shoulder an
saitd, "stay here." And Dean Rhodj
es came down, Asst., he's on the
Dean of-Students , Staff, and they
said, "Dean Rhodes, is this the
boy?" And he said,"Yes." And th
said,"You're under arrest", sl4:po—
ped the handcuffs on him behind
his back, and dragged him away.
0000 0 We blocked the
car until they just about ran e
ver us 9 and we pcghdadt l he shit
out of it for a while. Then we
went down to the police station
and we collected one hundred dol
lars bail, because there were
five warrants out. Paul , s bail
was first two-hundred dollars,
but we convinced them to lower it
to fifty dollars, because we
don't have the two-hundred'dol
lars. Thit interesting thing for
people to look in Saturday's New
York Times, on page 23 there's a
picture, of the balck brothers at
Freensboro who were busted for
shooting at the National Guards-
Men. , And they're leading them in
to the police station, with their
HANDS ABOVE' THEIR HEADS AND NOT
ONE OF THEM'S HANDCUFFED. Yet
Paul was being taken down foi- mal
icious mischief, specifically fo .
breaking the lock, a University
lock l -was handcuffed and dragged
away. So' we've issued five de
mands to the administration, and
we got a response --if you get a
hold of today's COLLEGIAN [May
25] you can get the response. And
you can probably get the demailds
better than I can give them. they
mst immediately remove alLundercovr
er_agents ftom the Udyersity Campus
They must immediately drop charges
for isal students for whom warrants
are out; they-must immediately be
gin. a process for informing a stu
dent before any police come on cam
pus .and arrest him that he will
be—arrested and what the charges
will. be so he can get legal fee
and bail; and that they must tale
legal action against Mr. Elias,
Mr. Felton, Mr. Barnes, and Mr.
Scott who were urging people to,
fight. Their positions are des
dribed in the COLLEGIAN. And we
intend to press these demands.
Today we're. out here, roasting a
pig, it's sortsof like What the
people want it to be. This has'
been declared Peoples Park East.
It can be the fact that the only
good pig is a dead pig. Plus so
lidarity with the brothers ; out
at Berkley, and - it's also a pro
gram we're going to work now with
the BSU. We're going'to take U
niversity property, I said take
because they won't give it to us
we asked yesterday. Land on the
outskirts that's vacant. We're
going to actually build a park
and there is a large black com—
munity in Mountain Uilon 9 " and a
large white community in Snowshoe s
who are poverty stricken. While
at State College 9 which is only a
couple miles away 9 their fat
stomachs get fatter. It is the
most affluent community in Appa
lachia. And since the University
won't fulfill
.the role, wesTe
going to do it for them 9 so the
blacks and the white radicals of
SDS are going to get together and
build this park° We're going to
start a progrwr and - nn it
-da1.11 6 - -the.ztmncr latex on
Ihere going to - tryto - harre - Lhebe
thirrgzr-emmia 4 lietk=ad 9 ---drive the
Kids - up - arreir - Paleuts - will -be
buL ingiag them-tap - . We-waht to-re.
sairtir_ctalic-tiri, arm& this is
what - we int - ertd - to - dor-lotith
adririaticrn.
alsolute“d to - ii;Lv.e these demduds
s.L4vistied. They -can -- -argu about,
Alvm.uld 9 - aild they can
say - that 4Ley I.IoL - L't to the money
h.tve - the - Lime. Bat they -
better- - find - -the - timr 9 --anti it totkb
no -Lau Ley - tcr -grauL,iittat - weire de-
Pirsd - therr - ke -going to
-do - ±t ;Crr- I --really - care - t
-fcr- Idrat the -stad-ent
-might dcr where.
ALMGET-EVERYTHING WE READ IN TIME
NEWSWEEK, EVERTHING-§ THEY ALWAYS
skx "gps AND COMMUNISM"' ALL TG
GETHER-WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO -SAY .
YOU 'MUri•T.:BE' TIRED OF .
Not really, - this -was the weekly
thing on damUs 2 - th'ey always call
us one name or another.
LET ME ASK YOU THIS, ARE YOU A
MEICM? -
I - am not a member of the Comma-,
nisi Party, I happen to believe
in some of the Marxist doctrine 9
and a lot of.us do but this is not
a relevant issue. We're students
for social change, and changes
that . have to be made, and we go
strictly by one clause in the Dec
laration of Independence whl:ch
says that people will suffer suf
ferings only . to a certain point,
and then when the tyranny becomes
so extensive as to become the op
pressor they will overthrow this
government and overthrow this ty
ranny by any means necessary. We
support, that c 4 use in the Declar
ation of Independence.....that's
how we feel. These things-have
to be stopped by any means neces
sary.
DID YOU' GO TO THE CASSIUS CLAY S
MUHAMMAD ALI TALK LAST NIGHT ???
Yes.
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE IDEA OF
SEPARATISM LIKE HE SUGGESTED?
I believe
_very - strongly in separa
tism, but I don't think Mr. Ali
reflects what I understand to be
the position of the people in the
black community I know. Separ
atisn is absolutely necessary.
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