Westfield State University - Tekoa Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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5ob P kel , t WSCOnFir« r Day OS Clasps ByG ENACOREA „f classes at ipstfteld iBl ,uj State lac- if 200 following » p R before noon. ] „f Dr Leonard sk. , °r ft? Hi and faculty i Indents a» . morn int, Vters -fijSSaanriJ 1 S ttXse do« fc ? State College ,. 1st mgh Staw do ' Chairman Jonn pr0 .Sa b a member °V,? 0I y Coun- l kts, and vice y« rf t vieJ tete CoUege chapter « h J Fcan Federation o c sai d Ca taldo to « j| Jtriwn last Wght. d ft a ffacuity lawiththel, t stees of ttie» aiscus3.1 tnee tomorrow . l Faculty BalksAtSavignano s Firing Of Three Instructors .„ , 3 „ «:« a l.la hpfore thl ■e faculty members at £d State. College were fcd yesterday by college Dr. Leonard J- mpting further ' iders of statement released Wednesday by 1 Martin Kaufman, secre- tary of the AFL Executive Coun- state College spokesman re spondcdjh tktteryf li ercisable before the bo Terrible Timitfl A union spokesman] day the timing of ■ was terrible, .axm c| a result fa lb ' t«) cS t ' cBS fS V J lV i jjj only n O ( .Westtield gMhJ gUS - 1S [clntire In Hunger Stril To Protest WSC Situation By FRANK GREVE Fortified by fruit juice and the wisdom of Democritus, West- field State philosophy Prof. ' Mark Mclntire began a hunger t strike at 1 p.m. today. He vows to sit cross-legged -n Iforl of Parenzo Hall until WSC Pres. Dr. Leonard J. Savignano ired two terminated teach- ■ I can go at least 60 days ♦he former Jesuit seminarjt .relieves. From 1 p.m. until dj he will keep public vigil, Mo tire said, then sleep in hds - or a dormitory. He wilT tinue to teach his classes. Beside Mclntire at theL trance to the Westfield StateJ . ministration, building i s aj ric-markered sign „„„(„ fmm Hie Gn iti ax . v i -

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In view of unresolved problems, what do you believe will be the next step? From the level of the students, I see no other course than that of violence. The viol- ence on the part of the Administration — and certain faculty — towards the students has been in action for a long time. By this I mean the violence and conflicts we ' ve tried to deal with inside — the mental and psy- chological bloodshed, the war against the arbitrary power, and the degradation of our rational being. As Herber and Marcuse maintain, the use of violence to overcome a patently violent regime is legitimate. Nanci Mahoney — 1973 The Governor stepping in to solve the matters. Fernand C. Auclair — 1973 National Guard. Dennis McCarthy — 1974 For me personally, Graduating. Walter Lasarz — 1975 . . . Informing the public of all the facts might be advisable for all sides. Kenneth W. Richards — 1974 The next step should be to relieve Dr. Sa- vignano of his positi on as President of this College. Also remove some of the antiquat- ed Administrators that have become blinded from reality by their jobs. Mary Ann O ' Connell — 1974 Nanci Mahoney Unless something comes from the Board of Trustees or Savignano himself (and I doubt it) the next step would be to shut down this school. Toni Piaggi — 1974 Knowing this College, things will probably stay the way they are now and the way they have been for the past 3 years. Patricia Erikson — 1972