16—The Daily Collegian Thursday, April 16, 1981
New suit filed against University
Continued from Page 3
"Basically what the University was saying is you can sell
pots and pans but you have to do it according to the policy,"
Faulkner said.
Under the new suit "American Future Systems claims
there is language in the court of appeals opinion that gives
them certain rights," he said.
Faulkner said the students acting as plaintiffs for the
company are saying that they are representing the rights of
all students.
'lf we can't keep AFS out we can't
keep anybody out.'
—M.. Lee Uperaft, director of
Residential Life
"They are claiming that the rights they are asserting are
on behalf of all the students in the residence halls," he said.
"Our view is that with 12,000-odd residence hall students, who
knows what their rights are."
Chris Calkins, president of the Association of Residence
Hall Students, said the association is planning to write an
amicus curiae brief for the case.
Amicus curiae, or "friend of the court" briefs are reports
submitted to the court by parties interested in but not
directly involved with a lawsuit.
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"What we'd like to do is write a brief stating to the court or
judge that we are the legal representatives of the students,
and not the students American Future Systems has," he said.
In a case involving Laurel Glen apartments, ARHS and
the Organization of Town Independent Students were told
they could act as legal representatives of the students, he
said.
Bruce Del Valle (10th-political science), one of the plain
tiffs in the case, said he was contacted by Satell before
Christmas break.
"I feel Penn State is very backward in student rights," he
said.
In matters of residential living, Penn State assumes itself
as parents in absentia, he said, and at times the University
puts itself in front of the Constitution.
Though Del Valle said he lives off campus, "my rights are
restricted because I can't see the show on campus with my
friends. I think Penn State is hurting itself by having these
sorts of policies," he said.
Del Valle said American Future Systems does not canvass
at all but is a company that sells high-quality china, cutlery
and pots and pans. Fifty minutes of the program is dedicated
to what to look for in fine china, cutlery and glassware, he
said, and educates students to help them make intelligent
decisions.
During the last 10 minutes of a presentation, the represen
tative asks participants if they want to order anything, he
said.
"They're there to make sales but the majority of their
programs are educational," he said.
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Before becoming involved, Del Valle said he checked the
company, and it sounded reputable. He said he learned that
the company was a big contributor to Save the Children, and
that for every person who attends a presentation, 15 vaccina
tions are provided for children.
Del Valle said students have the right to be treated like
adults, and that the University is incorrect in limiting him
from hearing presentations in a dorm room.
Del Valle said he got other students interested in becom
ing plaintiffs for the case. He said he sees no reason to
restrict the demonstrations because American Future Sys
tems is a reputable company and people learn a lot by going
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Satell said more than 95 percent of the hosts who respond
to a questionnaire following the presentations respond by
saying their" educational purposes were reached, yet 15
percent become customers.
Satell said the presentations extend to about 1,000 col- ,
leges
"Most colleges take the position that what a student does
in the privacy of their own room is appropriate to them as
long as its not disruptive and unlawful," he said.
Satell said the University views the residence hall as an
educational monastery. However, the dorm is , a home away
from home and students should have legitimate rights, he
said.
Jim Grubb, director of residence halls at the University of
Tennessee, said his school was also approached by American
Future Systems.
He said his university basically prohibits that type of
solicitation in the residence halls.
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"We do not have any provisions for group presentations in
the individual residence halls," he said. "We simply feel it
creates some serious problems for the living environment
where that occurs."
Grubb said he advised American Future Systems of the
university's policies and received no further contact from the
company.
Raymond Eddy, dean of students at the University of :
Delaware, said his school has also been in touch with
American Future Sytems in the past several months, be
cause the company expressed concern over a policy that.
prohibits shows to more than one student in a residence half
room. •
Eddy said the school permits demonstrations in residence :
hall lounges as long as sales do not take place, but that the
company does not operate that way.
Delaware's counsel has been in touch with that of the,
company, he said, but that university has not formally heard
of any action such as a suit.
Eddy said American Future Systems has operated on the :
campus in the past, but did not,do so with university • :
authorization. The issue was brouht to the university's' ;
attention after the receipt of a letter from a parent. _ •
Uperaft said the University has also been contacted by
other colleges about the company. ', •
He said,the University offered American Future Systems • :
a compromise which it turned down. The company was told it :
could come into the common areas and demonstrate as long
as it did not try to sell the products, he said. . •
Yet, the company says the policy still violates the consti- •
tutional right of free speech, he said.
He said if the company was let in, he thought the
University would be swamped with other companies.
"If we can't keep AFS out we can't keep anybody out," he
said.
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