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child approaches to offer vou a dandelion. What would you doy Remember, kicking children tends to alienate support from vour position. But the biggest kick in campus politics came when the newly-organized Student Liberation Front announced its platform. Taking as its slogan, Get the student out of student ' govern- ment ' , the fledgling party pledged itself to push for, among other things, a marijuana license for the Union Building, oaths of nondiscrimin- ation against beatniks from fraternities and sororities, and the complete abolition of stu- dent government. If elected, thev said, thev d just call the whole thing off. Is it any wonder that someho - you didn ' t hear too much about the Young Democrats, Young Republicans, Trvus, and (except for Jim Kittle) Action? 13
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Campus politics can do strange things to a man. VVitness the startling transformation of Guy Loftman on these pages. Like he uttered the magic words Progressi e Refomi and was in- stantly changed into . . . Strange things. But being a Hberal wasn ' t all fun and games. After all, there was the growing conservative menace. Gayle Faunce threatened to become articulate anv day. But Faunce struck back. His Students for an Orderly Society ( SOS; catchy, no- ) warned the campus of the dangers of liberalism and water fluoridation. Strange. What would you do if you were Peter Montague speaking at one of the Dunn Meadow Forums, lashing out savagely and brillianty against the evil in the world, full of facts and figures, incontrovertable logic, and the fire of righteou.sne.ss. And .some innocent blue-eyed 12
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Those 23,600 students! Twenty-three thousand completely individual personalities! Who can be easily sorted into a small handful of sharply defined categories. The Commonssitter: Hi Ralph. ( Ugh. ) Sit down, both of you. Bob Winner? Pleased to meet you. Bob. ( Ringading- ding. ) I ' m Nancy Forbish. (Where did he get those big blue eyes?) This is Shiela. And Patti. .And Joanne. ( Thank goodness I ' m the best look- ing. ) Weren ' t you in my French class last semes- ter? ( Second row, fourth seat, missed 13 classes, got a B, wore the NEATEST clothes.) Me? I live in Fo.ster. ( Ooo, I hope, I hope . . . ) Got to go to class, huh? Well nice to meet you. Bye, Bob. ( I hope he calls me ... I hope he calls me. ) Bve, Ralph. (Ugh.) ' Bob didn ' t. Ralph did. Commonssitting is the Independent ' s answer to being Greek. Being Greek is an answer to a much larger problem.
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