Champlain College - Executive Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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T E it , 1 X I' I CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE BURLINGTON, VERMONT FEBRUARY 15 X INTER V x ftrf-Q. ,C B1 t. 4- 5, 1 ,t ' F. ..: 1-1 'E ' - S gr: X-512 it ,. , tt , ,um -.,X ' fill , it .:L'f'1?f 1 , -- - rg'-L-y,g1XX . 1 , 1 5, X' wt. Jlwx i. if .. -.. , WEEK I 70 '-eds to Compete for R I I! . ' RANXX Knly Kopp Student Council Diane Poquf Alpha lnm Soni., CON?-6. Diana Whilcom'b Chfrffrlnarlers Visiting the campus -last Week was Mr. Charles Hamilton. A graduate of Harvard College, former editor of THE HARVARD CRIMSON, and recently a re- porter for the WALL STREET JOURNAL. Mr. Hamilton has written two books on the black experience on a white campus. He grew up in a black community Y ln.Lb!-1 '6fl': hs- 'VPOR ' r .,- Icsuspense ai t9elzn13fse:3tfnjiK9uggLXic,tory at ras weetefid smfrhg t 55193 -in in Jw, , the Catskill zveigpmu smog' Vermont A 4 York State. ' Ufh Tu?6h?1lVMQ-bac? also helpinb' Later on Fr-irlay evening, the Beavers Basketball Team hopes to clobber Dean Junior College from Dean, Mass. The grime is at 8 p.m. at Memorial Auditorium. It is anticipated that everyone will unbottle the hitherto mori- bund Champlain spirit and cheer the Beavers to n shattering vice tory. -3 an ii 'i5EmWa SZRQQW ff-1 . p Stude1gfiItJ1ll9C1lhi1., Sxltlfkiixiqcitt dome itself in its gf5'HisEd,1,-65 g1 Hgmb1i sure that this 1970 Winter Wee '-eoffrg-yNn 2Ha' end will be the best ever. It is hoped that the whole student body and faculty and Staff will par- ticipate and make the weekend a huge success. It ptornises robe really outtasight. MELPIR IT i---. f ,X M A iii it O xyt, Airway nh is 'X MM T LE Minority Group Expert Visits, Raps Un Contem orary Issues is written out of the very strange e:fpew'.ient:es nf block people. There has been a debate raging for the past several decades os to whether, in fact, novels of protest are equivalent to novels of art. In a lot of ways, students of literature are very biased. They somehow look in black literature for all the influences of America, hugnn-one mmm- Inaba- in dm' v-meor,,L..-..s.-..-.-...-- -- -- ,,. Jcnnelte jacques I-'hi Them Sigma Frazer ' r Ii vw X XX v N, .L Xrrtt 1 tk L 4 . . . t '7 fl-.-. Q ,L 1XX -'--1:XXe,:'.-.,' -.XX l A t I H A wk f ' Vi ,' il' XXX.' .XXXX XX ,- ,v-nX.tfw.w XXXVXXXXWW4 XXX X4XXXl v IX Y X ' f' tfmfir 'W iii iv A 1 mga mi WMM f 1 t f f V it 1 V 'ui 'Nw ,A L41 in Lmmv Ii sw 17 enrf Hrlli -f .f--: 'f.,qgY. ei -, A,-gs. c c er' wW'iivv an X XX. ref? 2 . .X M , 1 '- '7 1 -. n , JK. . , 'Y -if V- we ' ,, V' 2 Q rijt1g'IjQ' , U., :X X Xt X N ii' 'Xu w Wi: pw tvt hihiX hr X i i i t 73 -G? L f in itil: 'I X ,..,- - -, ' . lil 'I L ix JJ w 3 vi - Cum! Clem N e mm mn Fo ru rn content, less in meanin, one's own. One of the impression: left with after reading GC IT ON THE MOUNTAIN bf Baldwin, in which he talk ri young boy's religious ca in the middle of New York the some kind of feeling tht left with after' retailing joy is talking about atyoung C Irish boy who is rebelling the Catholic Church, everything that is provin parochial. And, you see, ifyou ju these two pie of lite they are reallyfhc sam ..1..,.h. rx... t..,,,,.,r ..