The Stetson Reporter

ST fig smmmwm VOL. «2 Friduv. January 30, W70 Mfc 16 Big Brother Like Computer Is Watching Si* RICE FT1TB *st',*s4iiti!iii*ns stt ttttt: --Ths-; t* S. .\rrjiv. is ill -**>**] s putrnto-mer-jh-iri .. vicp'iOTireti day oat tli: Ihat will *-»*? sar-aMts s?i' pr.ivi.jra itte 3-'lll. CIA ttcs-rt! .ttervtes1 .«,■*. \r;.ti tt.tt *,- as.d \ir 1-tt't'i-s -->>:- in.-ii.ti-- ;sccs*--?t ;,it- tt.K. iv tt, -*-'.-.tst-trs." .v* uitt»riiit.tis>t] t>;i -a. -;; isi i.s*s*sx,*-;!; ivfitn. ijulitict.- , ii- ii> - .sllkifsstt !'r.*?;.,tt]tin(tr ..i-a.* ; ia.*-* ia a.^-pn*. ns-r.as-i, s *s".*.s*t -. *>-'.-.ii*sLtiaj 0- t"!tri.-ia.ti:*cr J*ll **t.is-. a US-rift t-,-ipt-j;n hi *-.r:;.* "s-i.-*.*is,s-s.s.t- --1, I*, n rots atiattic'.s; .a ths W,Ss-*',i:;-j,ifti] |*i-*t. Sic * ]si,-'s*ts a.*: titt? tiala banlk mil nt* ■-.ken fi-a-r.i FN tifisi sltate .'inn sniiiitt-."s*asS pslittc rci*.*rdii, 1-iii" tt. utitU and -.attipus let-*tpas-crs aad rene-i'ls ctisn- t.*.lc;- Iiv ncarh l.IWi] plain- . is»tra-s I.:*, esSiitatorss working out ..f nearly Ivitt sstfisses i-siast t« CSs*1"ti. itt It* staid tilt- team tni: in- --.'es*.icatf*r-i has been trviintetnetl bv tin- Arttu* si nee ISSS. They v,e:'t brsjisgitt into hein,a to tir---v.sk* early warning ti civil diwt'ds-'t,* ic. -vhich the Arm) iiiit-'hi bt- asked 'j* intervene, but ssr.se early I96*1 they ahrict? been irvf«t\*t*t| in abserv in** and ,"s»t*t:rdti"-t; anv anti-***tebSi»hrae,,i psilitticai activity. Tlasy have been ssideti hj military untie re over access wh'i have posed as fres-s p It u Its j* r a p he r s, ,i n It. w a r tlt-nwns-rrattirs. anti as colle-jie •a In dec I-,. The investigators rcpiacls art distributed via a .■tisilitinwidtt teletype ifvysts-sT., 'Cod-".*.. Py]t> said, the Artny kt'tssp.'* isles ust the nsensbership. tdcisi-atj**,-, pronraiGS and practices ji iilstttist every tpiiltse,- 1 uroap ia ttt* *'t'Uiiitv, irsciodinixt radical *.*ri;aniza;is.»ns- like the |tt**v.i]u:icsr.*iry Acttsai Movement h-lali. ansl nonviolent ones like ■Iw -St-ulherrt Christian i -c, id s*; si ti p t."sn ii"t*reiice. ,-%f.'l .V •ii.-i N*iACP. ytilixutsii the files, titt ."irni*. peri-sditaiiy pbhshes t. "'bbskiist'" .if pecpe and s.*rt.tinis?ati'iis*s -cist:, in the opinion •I* tae Inieihgesit-tt tlomsoatid jff teials. ought cause truiiblc iuc tite Army Tla- tilt?*- arc niainliaiited at the t n cc- s 11ga 11 v t? It c vst t-ds t-.ep-ssiu.iry at I*1*,. Ri-lalarsl iti P-siltuiifrs1, vs-'tteitt* ll.o cititi- iiiitt'-itsiwi da'sx-i hank will hs? it1- stiilSt*;. sic-.'sjrjiiig it* PUc, matt-rwl t's'd btu i:x- sttiupu'-s-f *„ .1] tail inlst ttits s*s.ns?ra, s, 11tit,s sn s t;. - -; a, islet tt rt-f >o.* is * . i«i t--?*i-it.*x. ticct: j:;-.',-. i's.-rtk*:--- ,ll.d .it*lllSlf--x1,r,it t«l-*t, ajstl "J*-*.*'.'- s*.s]t,ti-tt 1's.nsr*.*-.* xsiiit-a'riii.: "Jr.-* ;;.*,ritil siiid nti ;.",ctiil ntilitis-al ..t't'.vtr.-" i«l" t'.viha'i.-* Ssiiitx* tt Iht hif ciratisin ttiii he .tatlis-'i-fd by nitlttifi spit-*;. Pyie S1-."!!;] i!.ai vl't-n Culiiir.lbia ttniversi'sX" uavc ^udetit,**) "no ssptstin ii ckia-init-; llwir aeadttiitis,- rt-t*sirs,lii tn irxStpsittissit! by tf-'ivern- menl im*esti-;atiirsi, tho .tilth Military Enteilgiiitce (iroup tn Manhattan prsiiaded ats ens- pls>yi?c of the registrar's office tu leak usformation tts Ua*m. The irant'iitatitMi tvill also he xivailahle to the N.iliunal Secnrity Aagcnry, t'ici] Service Cora- iuis.*a*ia, Atcniis. Eavrja-y Coin- niisisitio, Paitspijct Office arid tisssfeaisr? iittolligcnee Anency. Pyle said one reaxierj for keepm*; track uf civilian political itiasiii*-L*.t--ncj tnar.aais, is tc facilitate the arrest til cottnter- insuriissiots anil guerrillas. He said soldiers and civilian em- phiyes of the Army with foreign-. Jaiirn sp-JUses are currentiy harred fr«a jobs rt*aairitig access tc sensitive inielligriice, and this raises qaestierss -j," te tbe ability rf Arrssy intaelltgeitne tu iiss- its ini'tirtuatitin ink-liigently. Ir. light tiii revelatiorts about the CIA's fsnasicing ot sia-ten, «r-iisps, labtsr snions, and fnansixiti.tsj-is, and illegal w-ift-'lappiiiisx by itiv FBI and ltit-.-riial Revenue Serstcs1, Pyle said, there ii- reason hi oeneve the impending addition of cuatpo tt*n?t-d data bank tn the Army's civiliari-v-atching ap- praiiss scilt threaien iodividaal liberties 1K.IH*vG UBAR ■400 See National Flayer* By Randy Khan Wiltians Saakespt-sire's- KlNf? ilvslK was pressir.ted or. Jaouiiry ill, In ,tttt*ver Theatre he Nsitional Platetstt inst-riitsittstiai rcpertorv s-.aatixiri} fr-nn ft-atalinttiea, D. f*., x.pt*n-;ircfl 'iv t:x- -ir.is*. s-ttiil L-et-ri.ri? Si-rii-s A.-.1,- c-tiibarkin'.* ,n tt*; tlurd s.i i 'ai k> .11 si; s ■ tsiisc; -i i o -*t* \ ci r * c: i-.-irittts, Xatu-iiai Pl"i-iert« isV :fce t.tr.i.--".t rtnininis; aiti'itt;;. rotriru; rt-pt-rttsry i .nupxir.v In tiie I nited ttttirvs ftsunaed a ill; the idea sif l-riti-iiiif; casj'itiii tl"sjalrc tsi ps:ts|iSs. ex-ervivsaiert*, rvatscrial f lasers- has «-*;>ii ihe iict-laiitt t*f srittt-s ia Sen* Yarka t'lticaijti, PaHii--., Minaeap-iiis, Iviilvt-aakee, Phtladelpliia. Miaini and Housttus ts*s w"ssll at that of aisiiiener-R ift smaller cities aasl iowaa of the Kast, Midwesit. xitiuth and iiinutl> west. tr. each ti Uie past twenty ys-»ars on the road the cootpany has travelled rnaghly 3St,tXfl miiOxi trirtiiiagl". Httrty silat^-s and Catiatia, They have itnatix! nine iwersseas tours fsr ttw tHepartst-eni of iVfuKsc and have been received at the Wfittc House by Presidenls Tt'siinar,, Eiseahower, fveiit«idj* and jehn,st>a. Graduates o| CJathsihc University's Speech and Drama itt'epartment, eanh of the Playecs* lias liad professbtiai eistperic-fscsi? and was selected because vf easeeptiotial acte*- abfltt>, A full Iwisise of over lift was present to s-so Matittnal "Pk-yers* first apnea s-a nee at fi lover Theatre. The Playes's reacted by ecmuneirttag faveralbly abftst the xiiidienoe attd about the intimacy of the theatre, Alihettixls the liglnang eostld have been trwreeffective ivitls ttie iiise tsf color, getierally the taechnkisl ssspeets of the play were excellent, acci-cdinai*? iJie Janics C- Wriight, While it n'-ass feit hy som*- Uiai rnany of tiie serious parts iii King Lear were interpreted eesnically, it was- tht» tspiaitiri of aii that tho National Players* should be eusrimended for cotnpletely c.ttptivaiitig the audience far three huurs of Shakespearean tragedy. Renown Coniposer And Conductor To Speak At Music School Dinner \ iri'itBAH Gan-ter Scholier, pressdenl of Uie New EJa!giatid Cswseirv-atwya Bvstrjrs, trill be the prbeipai speaker at the Stetstia Schi»] of Music departmental dinner, Friday evening. February 27, Dean Pats! Isangston aniioasieed today. The thnacr wili ine held dursng HiaanccsMiOjix activities which get urtdotrsvjty on Thursday, Feb, 26, His appearance is one of the Gsasiy aeBvitaiiS pSaiiiied ftr the IStiiHentecrtiiing tanged Stetson ",*i5tarbla*ting** the Til's "Ntitevfcirttiy events platined will uiclti-le Halter baskeSKill, llie Homecoriiij-ig Ball, the Opera Wvrfcshfip produclitin of "Tlie Barbcr of Set tUe" mnd the furnia] dedu'aliQo of Stetson's new milhtin dollar Srliooi of Musk - Thtttidtsrc Presser Hall, .""■vbuller x\ss sf-rved ass president t?( Hie New Ewilaod Cansjervaitsry since liisj?. His father was a viallntst with the Xev,- Yuck Phtlivsririonic Sj"m- pltcny Orchestra and yuani?; iie .-in Her be start his musical career at the y<sung age uf ii as a b«v sia-pranci sciUi tte St. Tlv-iiia*- fiioir St-hiK«l. Ife nas alw no strocted tn saansptisition. flnts* and latei: French horn- He cainptiseti Isis first runs positstiii at Masid at IS actepi**i! -- professional p-a-sitiori trith B-sllet Tlipalxe OreS-iestra. .".. .. he became a solo Frenc1* is*.*.a ttillt tht- Cincinjcttl .--'yisiphs**--.- B> the tttitie lie itati rsiachesi Hi.-* 19th birthsiay he was nlay*.*!*- v n li the ivletrvpolita*] tipcra iir- cbostra. As a cxtpdutts-r. he ha,*- *.:,s.la gssstst "ipiiearaacrs v. .1." "."is.* Bt-stoti, Clncmitiati, Minrt-s?- -ah-i, i'lev eland, rv'eir V«trk, t'* '.*.. Rochester, Washington, aad j^n Praisctso orchxa-s-tras. As a teaeiier, Im? was acthtjii head of ths composltitiri depart- merit st the Berfcahite IMttsi-st* i**'eshvaiatTaoglew«id frwtn itj-B ttsttiJ IPS. in "66 he seas appointed bead of Use consjiesition department sat-cet-adtajs; Aaron C'oplansil- "tte served on the faculty « Yale itniverstly as invssveiate prisfosssvsr prettedtti-a: hits appvirsttiient as president aC thi? Censecvawry. M«st recent recofnilitiii tor Hie niu-rsician has been h\> ap- poinlrnent as arlistic director of Tasttilewood, with Uie tamed conductor Leantird Bernstein, *st,rt?eing to serce as adctscjr. He has reeeh'ed Ilte iKatisin*-] liis'.t-i-jfe. issf Arfc aaii I etSers Aivar-i itt ISsjl*, the Bra.-tdci*i Creauve Arts -\warrl, and a t*!i.aisl""'!ht.t-*: l-'s-Ufsw-shtp f-sr tsus- Slts*CS:Si-Sit-. ;-c*5.rs lis.' is a oiernhet' trf tbt* Mustt- Ft.ricl -r sl:«- X.'siienal Fin* ■"csMfisa ..].;{*- , --rt--' ttt i Kvt -T-Tajjs-Tt^ifs-ilt-iis* IiiiKt--*n - ts.t*-agh T-tivs-tla*, xlats. ?"". * *,s« ". Marjla „t Stale £*-*"» "* .v tt tin ;t * - ;*.*!ttrtt". - *-.i->*«r. ..itgan .1- rttwI-Te*. t f \oua-;*!* -*, Ja-s.'l*;-'"";. B s.s.-*:ltt,ii \ '„an f. licit'i l'.«. .i.«:i„,,x- 3*1 l*r- i*-.!hy f"t- .1..SSa,