The Lion's Eye PSU Delaware Co, Campus student newspaper Editor: Howsrd G. Callaway { Business: Joni Batey Features: Camille Brewet | Advisor: Maz. Smyser ! Staff: | Lesley Bantom, Connie Bowie, Gilbert Brown, Susan Cohen, Lois Goins, Kathy Guth, Steven Hel- ler, Pat Hill, Thomas Perna, Lynn Powell, Tina. ‘ministration to expand and improve the campus. Ross, and Francine Wright MY VIEW by H. C. THE RIOT COMMISSION REPORT The President's antiriot com- mission, convened to discover why our summers have become increasingly "longer and hot- ter, announced its findings re- cently. Its conclusion was not unexpected or original. In short the cause of the riots is, "white racism". The com- mission's solution: Spend more money, lots more, Billions more. One wonders if the commiss- ion ever stopped to consider that an entire generation of individuals has been indoct- rinated with the idea that their '"needs" constitute an absolute and irrefutable claim upon the property of anyone else; that if another man is richer than yourself, you need only pass a law to sieze his wealth by means of a tax and have it "legally" given to you by the government. Nor, does the commission seem to. have realized just hew tenuous was the dividing 1 1 n e between "dega¥ived” looting by ballot vd looting by riot and bullet. The commission's solution to the problem, will mearly feed its ultimate cause. The only real cure will come with the Cont. P. J Campus Expansion Fall term of 1963 will be a good one for the stus dents at Delco. The student body will be expanded to four hundred or more. This means that there will also be a proportional expansion in the number of courses offered, much to the relief of many stu- dents. We sympathize with the efforts of the ad- It is a real accomplishment to transform a supermar-— ket into a workable unit of the University in one short year. However, students will always measure the school against their desires rather than a- gainst improvements. Because of this, we urge all possible Campus improvements for next yeara Apathy The Student Government Association meetings are held each Wednesday and are open to all students. Since the SGA has not, as yet, officially passed on its constitution it does not possess a legis- lative body. Any student may take a direct par in the operation of the SGA, through his vote on all the issues which come before the student government, Actions of the student government efrect all the students of the campus. The recreation room, including the television set, ping pong table and most of the other furnishings zre the result of SGA action and SGA funds, In addition all of the intramural and intercampus teams exist by virtue of the work of various committees and are sup- ported by student government money. A great deal of good has been done by the few students who have interested themselves, A part of each students tuition is ear-marked by the University to the student government. The SGA is, in effect, spending your money. Yet in spite of all these facts most students seem unable to attend the meetings. There might be reason for this if representatives had been elected to deal with the problems and progress of the campus, but such is not the case. It remains the respon- sibility of each student to take some interest '‘® his own affairs. This may be best done by taking part in these weekly meetings.
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