Students9 demands
are Greek to Spiro
"Agnew has been called the
noblest Greek of them all,"
John M. Swomley said at Mon
day's pre-demonstration rally,
"but you just don't compare
Spiro to great Intellects like
Socrates."
Swomley, a professor of
Christian ethics at St. Paul
School of Theology in Kansas
City, Mo., charged that Agnew
has a "typical totalitarian
mind."
Agnew is enraged by student
protests, Swomley told the
group of about 500 University
students. "Our Vice President,
when he was governor of
Maryland, had 200 college
students jailed for submitting a
list of grievances about roaches
in their food and plaster falling
from the ceilings of their
classrooms," Swomley said.
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Bookstore. 13 and R Sts.
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majority) that "supposedly
supports Agnew and Nixon is
infected with prejudice and
seduced with the great god,
success," Swomley con
tinued. Swomley said Americans
must learn to penetrate the
administration's rhetoric about
freedom and peace.
"Behind this rhetoric is the
reality of continued war,"
Swomley continued. "All he has
done is to re-classify germ
warfare as chemical warfare,"
Swomley remarked. "It's ac
tions like these that won him
the nickname "Tricky
Dickie'."
Circle K elects
new president
Circle K, an East Campus
service organization, has elec
ted Dale Schultz president for
1970.
Other new officers include
Gerald Hopp, vice president;
J e r r e 1 1 Dolesh, secretary;
Keith Burget, treasurer and
Tom Schliff, agricultural exec
utive representative.
Four studentsWarren An
thony, Bob Grundman, Ken
Burns and Vern Nelson were
elected to the Circle K board.
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11, 1970
11 th game squeaks
A resolution which opposed
an eleventh game for the
University of Nebraska football
team was defeated by only
seven votes at the Tuesday
Faculty Senate meeting.
The resolution, presented by
Edwin Halfar, chairman of the
mathematics department, said
an additional game would "ex
ploit" members of the football
team. It was defeated 34-41.
The Faculty Senate should
consider the scholastic pro
blems and the increased injury
risk that an expanded football
season could pose, Halfar said.
If approved by the Board of
Regents, the game would be
played on Sept. 12 against
Wake Forest University in
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The Faculty Senate Com
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favor of the eleventh game.
The additional game is
needed for economic reasons,
according to Merlin James,
associate .professor of
engineering mechanics,
chairman of the committee.
"Today there is an economic
pinch felt by all inter-collegiate
athletics," he said.
Football funds are used to
help finance most minor sports
at the University, James
pointed out. Football revenues
should increase so the athletic
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Phillip McVey, chairman of
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he would like to hear from the
football players themselves.
James replied that Coach
Bob Devaney has said
previously that the football
players are young and they
would rather play football than
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