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VOL. 82 TIIJf;STKTM«\ IlKt'OHTfe-H MaV 81 1970 NO. 26 Williams Attack? .White Racism SAC VotCS To Condemm Guard ly Dave Jordan tn the central speed: of Hack Fjnphasis Week, lhe Rev. itosea William"-, cf th«? Southern Christian l-sarais-ship Conference attacked write rauis-m m American society. Ttie Rev, Williams, interrupte.-- ■,-ften "-un approval hi t aurtpace uf ill'* people, sp** - S:IW pjtii, WVcnesda* u. Mteabetli Kali. After talkifit; about At tier tes s sack society, he went -m tu dttstiiSx-i tit-bfirtj-'Hii-jatitMi ..*: the Macks by thf whites, black pride, and the corrupt church in America. "Our creafess-t er.fr::y is not outside Jtorufs. hut internal forces, ' stated tbe Hcv. Williams tie as,*-erted, ho** ever, hi"- belief that there is "-till of chance tj reriePtri toe "S&ui nf Ati ier tea." Rie Rev- iVilliams outlined how whites tis=rt dehumanised blacks hy tkki'M away their cfilurc. -"Whates look away our "anguag*-. arte our value system, .-risl our Cvd, aitd -ttaxi- them his he feck siur C,-n-i. whyta re lis me I'm a nisr * He then expressed Itts view that blacks inu-n Itave p,"ide in themselves, He stressp«ti. "1 have crane in -inderstand that black IS heatitifiil,'' FiiseiissiRj-? lhe problem as related tu rhe church, rhe Kev Williams- stated, Tin not anti* reti-yon, but one of the most dainnabie, curriM institutions in the -.ountry is the ChrUtian Churefc " He ,ater made the point Ihat prayer dot-siil .solve real problems in llie world, Tne Rev. Williams proclaimed, "I'm sonietxitxi because God made me in -its torn age."' In altossking rarb-si. he reiWked, "White folks are tbe problem in America," The Kev Wilhians eritici-ted the fact that too ruany people are eot-miitted to Dr. iTsiij*. but not enough, ire committed te his ideals," Ttie Hev. WUiianis slated that falaek husbands, wires, and ehildren were sold life chicken or cattle, Blacks were taught that- everjUiing black is had and thai; everytliing white wss $md. "My people have been taught to hale thernj-elves Ttie Rev. Williams talked about he* Macks should be pruud of themselves aor mi siratij-hted iiieir hair. Be tn-erri on to add. however, that power lies ui a life style net just in Ion,* hair and a dasniki. Wwl^es ef fc SUA EmpbMte l*aeel mso-Rsio*; fre-iip are, fro® Mt to right the Rett-, Heseit WJl!*ia-t, Itt*, Flereitice Beajtie, Mr. Man ia f>avies, and A tty. Aieee Hastimp Photo by W. K, Starr Announcement ...KDITORS XiiJE: The MIoHiui* L» what i* iefir nt the \ a rums turri'ulmm rev'situis wliicli wrre pretriupd t-» the fai-wlm this; *,eur. The-e ucv. retjiiin-nictrts and alleraiitrttst in the Wino r Term Fi-ftnat *•.»■ into ••free! as «.| Keptei&ber !. WTil. It should ais*s hi' reme-nb*"jted Ihat these are th? fnrni,". whirl: will bs* iollo-vi'd hi lhe tlsllep* ur I" ihcral Arts attd tie net twee.'-sari It, apph Im the titlier scht*.(;•; «,l iht I isi vert* iti i 1 ttttt,"-; ii* . L'nuiT-s.t;, ni-i.iriL.inet < il. KaliU'ltii Ct-.vtr.". **. Ki--(",*in*::i,>»i - 11. U.UtU-K-t 4 M, i the nit-tit - tin,- .""U'tts. irom rhe i.-Ittsacji^;. r*ifl*>tt M.>*Jii6- Mstr,- Mi 211. IttttM. i. Foiettm 1 ,ir:m;sjK<.. ax'ik**rriM.*,u a; th- *--,etf:es*er ieii'I by pUs.-eti.i-nI r.vi:.:»;sxitii-*. nr *n\ pas,*-!.-!,-: lhe AL* . nurse sn t»ne latn-iaoes." Applis^ !*; all itt \ ciin'tiiiaf.^s t*-xi.ept Ittttr-t-atsi't lldueaUitt; nia'ors: note that some U.S. < at-.tlbjalcf" havr tic p a r I ti. f n r a 1 I a a -t u « e e reqiijmr.eiit.s . 6 Pliy.i,;-** Edueaftor r raie basic ".uricti-inal course plu*- proHrieney sn nr uoun-e erolr. for aquatics, Krwup at tivny. and tin indiiidsial s-purt. *«*, Distrtbiitixt* retitilrenieais- every studeni i,-*- re.\po»*."iijk ttr tlblnbuth-e reqiiui:tue,*rt,-a irt the two dixis*t.nis -,ithcr ihau Ins m,\,ur divb.it*r.. as ttsil-,m-s. \*ati,;ra, ttrieuei*; at;;, Usr.t course - y*ltl ht-tir.*. - * :nn ut«-lj*:i;ii: Msyil. M«sic V-aHT Mss":.. Ms-tllxt. \lsi;i, Ms-ii-itti One ,-j,irse in,ist be it: pi;*.*,:>--«. --«T.."st i1ntjj.xt.ry. (k-oJts*;*, t-i I'r.-isjta {"111. i: • -rvasly kJstn. «-,;;t-]!ss ja, une <jt;-tnb-ithc ocn; tt viol -v i»*-iu-tt ".lues »";;ir.v\*; tatti' "hitir.- - I,-: i-tcutlii.e Isvl" tt lt."tt. vittk-h »u.**t I ::c.i;tl»- tjrse t;, -ft. frt.m ibret' tt-rftre::?. tk-D;»1t:ient.«. ttiri :i ttlr.-'stl"* u.kt'n «-,-"s-tt'- ;.,*•- «t.« «i.s""i-tl;ttthc t.tSO"-—* rluin-irjtK-! tlrrc «.-ur^«- < 9- "-H -; fir- nr n.-li: ti-u tlltlM- Lie. i*L,r;-it""*, , - >"' j['v,-s= -..tstesi t» t::-s*t •*»:• t;U" I; -toiij-e i'a-xj;i:re:»".-n",."' . -iCst-itij: tttfiii. Hie U r*f .-«cr*-» - -t:i;s! stslislx Uwn: -.:«--.i".; :iJs:rsii*-t tpjt„-«n, t*tt.i> j".. At -iii ?11. MStttTijtt, Ksn-tttisi. SrCu-ttttiW. FK«st ; a nun. "*"s'rha*. ar. 1j".<i-3. ajh »n ;ar :in--i>* cvturs-vt'is .iteraltire till&j. -.it*, llrijilisii nt lurriji-t Ltcr*iTjre t.<.iHSt-.*,. 3 Winter Term, c-ni- w;nt«*r U'txti rsup-.t't d per ythr n. r e s i it sl- n -.- e - :' r <> **;: m a n , *-bpr..~*initre. .i;t«.l junior winter terms rnust bit :a differenl shviyji-f.**; senior sxiuts*r tenn ti;usr be :n ttasj«.tj" departnienr ft inter term t-«iurses Je tint s a rr i s f j distributive rs.*qaire»iertr,*- .Students who have e^nipieted two vx tuter teniv- pri-j-r tti iaa iiw;. lake Iheir third n utter term in arix ,ihisi*in. tt rutitp.ttton nt* ref|uire»tertls t.t ::;ajt-r irruurtraettl. N.«tv i-iiutn-iCi H*.:t»i-:t)>. >-11 Jl -; ti,s. : 11 id Mat! -era a li s* -. re«.|"are::ie.*i;., »u\ he met by i»"'.ti" **r t "tsttttpLcfi eSSiUH-sals shs- -'.Airternta is Uie most u^rrupt u'urtrr-*, en rhe face of the earth."' trie Rev, WUt-sints staled. "If Aincriu-a is tu Ix* saved, -sj-sly the blacks can .save it.** He stressed Hie need (nr a cure ot Ainertca's sick eennentie silaatieti In speak in}* et flte ehureh's eorrarsrioa. Rev. Wtttiliaras told the sinrv of the muMsrer whe is pre-iehmp the siery -sf DanieJ in Ute lion's den Uaniel pray*, and. God leeks lhe jaws ef the lion, and thar nuiustcr thinks the jaws uf the pi-lii e d w-s -m M«tr.day will attt tte lecl-tetl lie .idi-ierisheds "IXin'l be a .Jave tu vcur religion." Tiie Rev, Wilj;y,i£ tnJd art«sths--r story abuut bow while?, dehiunantzed blacks. A riilssiettary froni the south went to Afriea. eunvrried w-nt- Africans to Christimiiy. «id cfiiueb'icktu s-jiierir;t.Ctee bl.iel*i who cartie tu America tried r«» visit his nvf-saonary-*, eburi.ii tm-j was Uifiiwji oul. "Ke askesl 'Wliat kind of God has she seat me".'" Wiiliartis comtluded. He encouragesj tfcr anh-ersity te heeoine ratire relevant to the blacks, not only to recruit: theni. Itte Rev Williams panted ttiit that 96.6 per cent d lite blacks which graduate from ct'llen * turn r.oeir tntuks tin black pecple. Whiles liave -aatjd black.*- tsi keep -sther it.aeks c-wts. * 1 .should use tny abitty u» c-s iinek home ariil help bl-H-k istuple ""be -Hided. '■.ht' Kev Will:,mi.*i went nj: to say ti.Ht l-lark people bave to -saip the n-'ition from the evil and deitra-tautt.i, *-j,-h m uuperisl. .snu thai will oestrtiy ,-lttiierica. -Wtitp-- a-H-iss .."heated and lied ar.d t-eec ,v,t liypocritieal until it s.-s,tr,i.-s to their ri^iits," hi lalhrtg j bout lhe white dehiu't]f*niftar.«i ,af blacks, the Rev. Williams t»**d how lie %as taugr,t -"iher, he was yuuiu* Ihat THi? fot*.ow:n-!. is the test ui tite resolution pas^d Tiesday af- terntion by the Uni vers ity Student Affairs Corianiltee. After two hours of Jebatp the eorranitlee paa^etj this resolution snd helped ui ttie orj>;]-j*aiiwi of ttie ar th ittes which took place Wednesday, -We. ihe 'nernber*- of Ute Stetson Driversiry Student Affairs Ciinuiii-;ee ineiuding nieimte-s of the Faculty, A-toiiiusttraton. and Studett Bod j, io hereby deplore the use cf vioieoee eo OiJleie -al Ctaversitv esflipuses We ffrut the actions uf tfse Ohio ttttitional Utam. in iae w- de*rrkiiinact use of firearms, wtich re.siJt«l :ri the death of four stuilerJs and the woundirj^ of eleven --titers »t Kent State L'Wversily. iragie an J iadefensilile- lln a free foolery the protection of the privatis? eitirea has historically fj-een prlmar*.* ever the protection of tte nieaibers of anv duly ewnstitJiir-e-d axrued forre While tve deplon: the fact trial some srjdenta were reporteclly t-tsin»i* the Sarional Giiarcj-nten. vij fee! that many were attempting te exercise iheir cftnsUtutio.^j. rights of frsedomi of speetsh and freedeia of peareful -useinblv, and that tbe reaction of the NationraJ tluardsrnen was unwarranted and repr#.eJt*aiWttt' Stover To Present Japanese Kabuki *,)n May :, 8. S, Stetson I'ruversiiy's Srover Theatre wil! I ties*. M ti pnij-ram t-f two coniit. t'a-,» s>xi i-Iii-is in tne stile >H tbe .Js|sanese Kabusi theaire. The two phns. THK ZEN .-"I'KS VI IT ri*l acu WAV *1«"-' THE SWOlUi detri witb .smite et the t-.-init* ia**|.tet I oi .lanatfese fajsih ii:V Is. THK ZEN S^BSTfTLTK, I .-rd Vkti. p-tayed hi Tha Hensur.. atli-rtpis tti fn;. bis JonHiieenaj* *.-.ift. tttniy Tarnanoi. plsyr.! h\ Si.iy :tt";;-.-it:;er::;ai'tt Tbe* -s:;- ast-sixte.i hy Mtt'k Hpis -Is* ,ot",-k-s|,i. Niiaje \1i-.t.i|.H..r ;-s <" sstx;^ j.iid C;,r«>! Ttat*. ?..*" tt,>-.*a«s Others ir the east -,re thd Cl'iercs, pl-iyed b\ ■'. 3thy Kcefr, tttfit-fleae Snedeker -«:-: Jacksr- Inrs and l*n-;iy Thoiugssi-a; aad tht* Masictans, playeu hi Joan Lot;*,. canMste Caue ami i*ind\ Ilu«.d WAV UK THF SWORD ,s an 'iLanoixS tale vt *he y<-tas* mans desire io etnuJare tts tattiei" a r.s bfcorr.e a fain-j-is Samurai Tht- sturt} ta to-d by Rob \Wbstet ss the Haiku Kor-drr. and played hy i ink Powars r,s Mabijiirn, rhe yotn*, nam- Rud; Heater as Baczo. bis teacher, Jim Kitat as
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