The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 32, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 6, 1973 Page: 17 of 20
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THE OKLAHOMA DAILY, UNverNty of Oklahoma, Norman, Okta.
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I believe Mr Jackson has
breathed so much Oxford fog he
has forgotten that (onsbtutional
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Ta the editor
Thursday evening 'Sept 271 I
attended a Speakeri Bureau
hearing, the purpose of which
was to consider N 0. W *a
requests for Women s hjnphasis
Week speakers. Ho Kennedy and
Alli Kates Shulman The
speakers were finally approved,
but only after a number of
questions were asked. some of
which were totally irrelevant
The main concern of the Bureau
was whether or not Kennedy and
Shulman were worth
honorariums of 11.000 and FM.
respectively, and whether or not
they will appeal to a large
number of students
I, for one, <annot help but
wonder if an equal amount of
discretion and care was
displayed when the Speakers
Bureau considered and approved
Socman Mailer It seems that
Mailer is costir^ students more
than Kennedy and Shulman
combined a figure inwards of
12,000, There is also some
question in my mind as to what
large group of students Norman
Mailer will appeal to
To top it all off. Mailer has been
M-heduied for the Wrtkieaday of
Women's Emphasis Week Now.
while I don't mind Mailer
speaking here. 1 cannot see
having him present during a
week dedicated to the recognition
of women It seems as though the
Bureau acted in total disregard
as to what affect Mailer's
presence would have on the
success of Women's Emphasis
Wrrk The precedent the Birtau
is setting m considering their
desires over the requests of a
targe group of students is
somewhat dtoturbuig to me I
think it shows a need for some
revision in the procedure, or next
we ll have the (kand I > agon of
the Ku Klux Klan for Black
Heritage *erk and John Wayne
for Gay Dnde Week
Lm Stoeoto
IM City sophomore
It is probably true that
rejection of the Rhodes program
by American Universities would
upset the Rhodes Trustees but not
change their guidelines
However. Mr Jackson asks U S
citizens to accept discrimination
against other American citizens
because of an art of parliament
and British tradition British
traction has often been shown
lacking like their Dunkirk loss
and the present British policy in
Northern Ireland We need not
share in this tradition,
The issue is not an act of
parliament but the U S Con-
stitution The Rhodes program
dearly discriminates against
American Women, For the
University of Oklahoma to
vigiport British tradition in ex-
change for disregard of
American liberty is to deny the
reason any learning program
exists
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Letters
l^e Oklahoma Daily encourages the open exchange of ideas,
opinions, and concerns among members of the University Com-
munity letters to the editor are dedicated to the freedom of that
exchange They should be limited to 2M words, typed double space.
include the writer s home town and classification if he is a student.
and be signed by the writer A typed name is not a signal ire
Requests for anonymity will be considered in special situations,
Sir Bedivere
The fobuious french
dip sandwich. Hot roost
beef on o french rod served
with natural gravy. Only
et 7 Knights.
(The Boran soys, "Go Big Red
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Change the Rhodes
Clear Oxford Fog
freedom allowed him to study
uncensored, and even to leave the
United States. Mr Jackson
should pull his head out of his
RHODES and get some fresh air
Gilbert Hayes
Norman senior
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He wants to be our next
maacut.
Al Capp, Number Two
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lAlahnms City senior
Count Him Out
To the editor:
As a student paying the so-called student activity fee. I am sick and
bred of the way it B bring spent
A group of amateur politicians decide in some my stenous way how
money is to be allotted to student organizations It doesn 1 ma tier that I
tort no interest or desire that my money be used to find particular
orgsnizatMM
F.ven worse, money is used to perpetuate the useless UOSA
I would like to xew the whole UOSA aboiiBied and let students
dengnate which organisation or organizations they want their student
activity lee to go to If the UOSA were abolished, the money now used
for it* ;■ rprtuatmn would be available to the student organizations
where it would be spent on student activities
Cedi Nob
Srator
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To the editor:
The purpose of this letter is to
inform any concerned people who
happen to belong to that group of
students commonly referred to as
commuters that the UOSA
Congress has sanctioned the
existence of a special in-
vestigative task-force designed to
make any observations
necessary in order to come ig)
with proposed solutions to
problems which confront our lot
continuously
As the chairman of this com-
mittee. I am requesting any
person who wishes to be a
member of this group to contort
me at MM773 from 3 to 7 pm or
leave your name and telephone
number with the receptionist »
the UOSA Building For those of
you interested in constructive
work xid a chance to voice your
ideas and opinions. I suggest you
sieze this opportunity
Ihank yea.
Ta the editor:
IaM Wettoesday, in a letter to
the editor. Mr i^illip Jackson
criticized Ms Teresa Black’s
opposition to the Rhodes
Scholarship program Mr.
Jackson impressed himself with
his Rhodes title and tried to
convince his readers that
Americans should be bound by an
act of British Parliament
regardless of the American
Constitution If we are to acc ept
Mr Jackson's argument then we
may also conclude our 54 U S
Colonies owe the British govern-
ment back taxes since 177B
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I To Mother Hutchens and her committee.
I Mother Hutchens, why is It that you feel there u a 1 senaational
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Leans, the cupboard which you had to bare, is bare of th«- LUI 130
Lrf. hearings that arc set for tomorrow and you are < aught in a be’’
Lj me Mother Hutchens, tell me
| |t has bwn reported that there was a friendly meeting with BPU
Lwdrnt Shery l McClain and that things seemed farly well settled
b snd I believe it is. this is the same meeting that I attended Thursday
Lj) Vot and Ms Met lain, the fairly well settled was sett led when
L McClain and 1 entered the room We were told that as fw as ap
L(friation were concerned things were settled
I I see that you. Mother Hutchens, and the committer feel that we
voir <kd a good job funding campus wide projects What does that
tnjo- the BPU. (hicano Students Association Native American
Sukri' Vvsociation and the Foreign .MudenLs Associations, when their
were < astrated severely’ Does this mean these organizations
projects are not < ampus wide just bee ause they concern minorities’ As
as 1 know all of these organizations projects are open to the public
a well as to the campus So what is your meaning campus wide md
wide effect’ Whose Judgement decided that Black Heritage
r *’■11 as the other heritage weeks have little or no c wnpus wide
rflrct' Was it you Mother Hutchens and your committee, or was your
cwnnutter as well as yoir cupboard bare’ Mother Hutchens can you
th* * ^sequences if you are caught in a lie Who said Cultural
(inters could not be funded’ Doni be, Mother Hutchens, becaiwe
jomrorn knows, someone knows INrsonally Mother Hutchms. if 1 wwe
you, more than my cupboard and committee would be bare
Ardrea Griggs
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Vitt, Michael. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 32, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 6, 1973, newspaper, October 6, 1973; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1825763/m1/17/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center.