University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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At any convenient time? Funny how my memory skips Looking over the manuscripts of unpublished rhyme. Drinking my vodka and lime, I look around, Leaves are brown, And the sky is a hazy shade of winter, PAUL SIMON 1968

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CRISIS IN CONFIDENCE SAM ERVIN Personally, wish Watergate had never happened. You can not found a sensi- ble government on suppressing the truth. The university students understand what is involved here in the Water- gate crisis better than some White House Aides. COMING OF AGE IN A POLITICAL BROTHEL By Kevin W. McCartan This is an exerpt from Mr. McCartan's term paper written for the Crisis in Confidence Course Richard Nixon won the presidency on his famed law and order and secret plan to end the war planks. People be- lieved or at least hoped in him. Hope meant we still felt and that was encouraging. And Richard Nixon was elevated by our feeling of ambivalent despair-hope, hope-despair. His first four years in office were controversial, but nothing truly out of character for him. He unleashed his vice-president to attack the press, an old nemisis; he commenced with his Vietnamization plan and when no one was looking, intro- duced American tropps into Cambodia only recently was it disclosed that American pilots did a bit of Cambodian land- scaping when the Defense department was categorically denying it; he annointed the silent majority as his working mandate and unpredictably or perhaps predictably he vis- ited China and Russia. His summoning'' of allied leaders to a series of summit conferences was a masterful ploy, for now he was running for re-election. And the war continued. And the crisis in confidence was no longer an amorphous specter. A plumbers' unit too, began its inroads on privacy 14