Marilyn Hoegemeyer, editor
Mike Jeffrey, business manager
Page 2 Friday, October 15, 1965
roup Labeled
The members of the Students for a Democratic Society
(SDS), recently organized on this campus, have been labeled
'pink," pro-communist, kooks.
Their "name-givers" have included fellow students,
teachers, administrators, editorial writers.
The attacks have not been justified. There has not
been time or action enough from this group to make such
evaluations.
Granted some of the proposed programs (working for
unionization of university employees) may sound a little
out of place in Nebraska, at our University.
Other SDS projects are quite acceptable. Since classes
began this fall, the organization has made plans for a
Viet Nam teach-in to be conducted, in part, by University
professors.
This is a new approach at the University of Nebraska.
Perhaps students who do not find time to read a daily
newspaper, weekly news magazine or even listen to a radio
or television news commentary will be attracted by the
phraseology teach-in and will attend.
It is evident from the list of teach-in speakers that
both sides of the Viet Nam situation will be presented.
Hopefully listeners will hear, question and evaluate
the speeches presented Sunday. They may find a new ap
proach or gain a better understanding of the war situation
from the discussion.
Perhaps some will disagree with everything said, but
their brains will have been teased with some new ap
proaches, explanations, solutions. We hope this happens.
The Daily Nebraskan commends SDS for initiating the
Viet Nam teach-in.
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Among the more pleasant parts of our job as editor
are letters that arrive daily sometimes from anonymous
sources.
This week a letter postmarked Milwaukee arrived, un
signed, from an "Ex-Cornhusker, 1925," who says, "En
closing article from the pen of 'Hot Shot' Kuechle who
claims to be the world's best authority on football. What
does a team have to do to rate a rating in his book?"
The enclosed article is a column written by Oliver E. Kue
chle of the Milwaukee Journal staff.
Kuechle writes in his column, "Actually Nebraska for
all of the easy victory did not impress as the No. 1 team
in the country. . ." Kuechle goes on to list the infractions
committed by the Huskers that the No. 1 team does not
usually make.
Our Cornhusker fan says, "I wish you would write a
reply to such drivel in the Daily Nebraskan and mail
this guy a copy. He can't see any team except a Big Ten
and when Wisconsin is out-played and out-scored he comes
out with such stuff. It burns me up!"
He also notes that a Wisconsin radio announcer called
Lincoln "just a cow town."
We do object to the announcer's description of Lincoln,
and we think Kruchle's evaluation of our Husker team
is wrong.
Thank you. Ex-Cornhusker, for your Eig Red spirit
and letter. And to Mr. Kruchle we say check the ratings
next week, fella. .
.. ,,.... . MARILYN HOEGEMEYER
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Comments
Open Letter To Dr. Trask,
Your comments in
Wednesday's Daily Nebras
kan are an insult to the en
tire campus.
You state that members
of "think action groups"
are "simply more advanced
in the recognition and un
derstanding of education."
I resent being told that I
am less intelligent than any
of these people.
You further insult my in
telligence by telling me that
"The people who partici
pate in FSNCC are the
brightest, most sensitive
students in the University."
Not only is this arbitrary
and totally without proof, it
is intolerant of my stand as
non-participant. Dr. Trask,
if I wish to oppose FSNCC.
do I immediately become
more ignorant than I would
Solutions For Viet Nam
Dear Editor:
Several Clamsmen, hav
ing missed the Hyde Park
forum, would like to pre
sent their newly awakened
campus with some possible
solutions for the Viet Nam
situation, hoping they will
provoke much deep thought
and discussion:
1. Send prominent labor
leaders to Viet Nam. They
will infiltrate and organize
the Viet Cong into unions.
Each man will then be
come a specialist in his
chosen field. This will make
for a more efficient, unified
work force.
2. Print up copies of Dick
Tracy translated into Viet
namese and drop them ov
er the jungle. The Viet
Cong will either be so ov
erwhelmed by U.S. techno
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An Insult
be as a member? This
seems to be the logical con
clusion your remarks lead
to.
Elsewhere on yesterday's
front page of the D a i 1 y
Nebraskan, Gene Pokorny
states that people here are
not interested in fighting
for what is right. Well I am
interested in fighting for my
right and- the right of every
other person not in t h i n k
action groups to be re
spected and not to be
slurred as intrinsically less
intelligent and less sensitive
than activists.
In closing, let me temper
my attack with a compli
ment. Your remarks are
the most asinine, thought
less, and intolerant drivel
that 1 have ever read in
the Daily Nebraskan.
Spencer Davis
logical advances (such as
the space coupe) that they
will signal surrender over
their two-way WTist radios,
or they will retreat in dis
gust at the unorothodox
marriage and offspring of
Junior and Moonmaid.
3. Introduce the idea of
building homecoming dis
plays for the big homecom
ing battle. The Viet Cong
will spend so much time
and effort, that they will
either die of crepe-paper
poisoning or flunk out of
the war.
4. Pull out the marines
and send in the Fiji pledge
class they have extensive
training in defoliation of
vines, cleaning out massive
fortifications, and avoiding
attack from crazed neigh
borhood savages.
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Leaf-like thoughts to come
fluttering down on a dusty-gold
autumn day
Those little men are
back drilling holes in t h e
sidewalks. They were doing
that last year, although at
first I thought they wera an
hallucination. Holes in the
sideswalks, I thought, why
would anyone do that?
Traps for unwary field
mice? Clever devices to
break legs of people wear
ing high heels at night?
Ventilation for earth
worms? Witching for water
and-or soil? It has not, I
shall say, been adequately
explained to me. The people
whom I asked (a) hadn't
noticed, or (b) said, "Oh,
well, you don't expect any
thing sensible to happen
around here, do you?"
Even when I get the
true, and no doubt logical,
explanation, I'm going to
refuse to believe it. They
are now drilling holes in the
Teachers College steps and
will probably just fill them
up again without disturb
ance, but I keep waiting for
somebody to announce
they've found the lost riches
of Quivera.
Which reminds me, what
has happened to the tunnell
ing this fall? It's just not
the same nostalgically ivy
covered campus without
somebody digging a ditch
across the newly-seeded
lawns, and in the s p r i n g,
digging back from the oth
er direction across the new
ly reseeded lawns. Those
poor men who were always
doing that, even in the dead
of winter so they could
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a means of getting from
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too much sense of direc
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them they were headed
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are probably aexoss the
Kansas border by now.
Speaking of nostalgia, the
Geography Building, with
Grant Memorial gone,
stands out as if it were
marked, "X to be razed."
You never noticed before
what an eyesore it really
is. (My logic instructor al
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there on fourth floor to hold
the building up.)
Things just won't be the
same. Homecoming displays
are not much more than a
memory of trash barrels
full of faded crepe paper
and dirty chicken wire. Next
year we'll probably have a
street dance for Homecom-
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