University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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CONTENTS FOR APRIL, 1971 VOLUME XLI NO. 1 BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON AND THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE ..... fiction..........0+. EE EE Nay Gove va esas ccsseveceavcsa;o0ycxecenivavusssuavendeias eresstecesoisess Alison Sneider 7 illustration by Fred Peltier ALERIS ...... BUIERIOMN ces acovnescn ace cyaverdescoccsenncastades susdcantsenaredecsavevhes dates Eileen Hagerty 11 illustration by Robyn Jones and Fred Peltier WEBBING........ RE CHOKE Rarer Peete ire ee si ckntorers tudsndececvanvascwacesvees Veronica Sanitate 17 illustration by Ken Chronowski STAFF Editors: BOB ARMBRUSTER, DAVID PAULS Associate Editors: EDD MANGINO, ANN SPENTHOFF, KEVIN COUNIHAN Art: FRED PELTIER Photography: EDD MANGINO Production: DAVID PAULS, BOB ARMBRUSTER, EDD MANGINO, GORDIE CONNELLY Advertising: UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT Subscription Services: FRED W. SHADRICK General Offices: TOWER Building, 2 Tower Court, Detroit, Michigan 48221. Return postage must accompany all manuscripts, drawings and photographs submitted if they are to be returned and no responsibility can be assumed for unsolicited materials. All rights in letters sent to TOWER will be treated as unconditionally assigned for publication and copyright purposes and as subject to TOWER’s unrestricted right to edit and to comment editorially. Contents copyright 1971 by the University of Detroit, all rights reserved. Nothing may be reprinted in whole or in part without written permission from the University of Detroit. Any similarity between the people and places in the fiction and semifiction in this magazine and any real people and places is purely coincidental. TOWER, 1971, vol. 41, no. 1. Published yearly by the University of Detroit, in national and or regional editions. TOWER building, 2 Tower Court, Detroit, Michigan 48221. Subscriptions: through enrollment at the University of Detroit, $1700.00 a year. Our Expanding Commitment to the World We believe the challenging times in which we live demand new dimensions in continuing education. We have gathered a distinguished fac- ulty from the academic, professional, and arts communities who teach eve- ning and day classes open to the public. We have assembled a broad range of courses that explore the problems and potential of society. Liberal arts courses are offered, including: Myth, Mythol- ogy, and Literature, Introduction to the Film: Form and Meaning, Mass Com- munications in Contemporary America, New Testament Greek II, The Living Theatre, Slavic Civilization, Later American Intellectual History, The Problem of Jesus: History and Myth. You can respond. Ask for a 252-page bulletin today. Call Area 313 342-1000 or mail this coupon to: UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT School of Arts and Sciences 4001 W. McNichols Rd. Detroit, Michigan 48221 t t i] 1 i] i] ; Please send me a 1970-71 : 1 University of Detroit ’ : Bulletin. : i] i] i] t i] 4 i] H | | Name (Please Print) ; ' ! ' 1 Address Apt. Number ! : City State Zip Code : Lema w ewe ee eeeee see eeee ee eae t

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Introducing the new, smaller, bigger the yearbook of the university of detroi

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Crossroads. Where are you going from here? It’s a big question. And a tough one to decide. The answer may be a bit different each time the question is asked. Whatever the answer, you've got to be prepared. Don’t let yourself down. Plan your future now. At the University of Detroit. We can help you prepare for wherever you'll be going. You could qualify as a student at the University of Detroit. You could write our president, Fr. Malcolm Carron 4001 W. McNichols Road, Detroit, Michigan 48221 An equal opportunity educator.