Friday. March l5. I963 Palhelically Unapalhelic Students Are Barking Up The Wrong Tree r-ulcs clarified ‘as quickly as . possible. llleanwhile, ii inani- l testation oi the real potential . or a small campus with a great leaders, angry young me“ a)“ amount of money spent per l lrein their little study cells and mm“ and a WW enthusiastic l proclaim that they Will 1W1 “5 adniini ators. iacnlty, and . no... apathy. that they M” g“ imaginative students is obs ‘ us thinking and acting llkC the “mum intelligent people we are . To the Editor: Here we are again in the midst at election promises. Great ne\ There is little discussion ur‘ They are to shake us out or IE“, guides on where summon apallly and into (\Ctlonibllt are is gems m an age when there we apathetic? Any student or is gm” mum“ at college be~ leeulty member in touch wilh’lween bemg a graduate mama-1 ieus campuses aeio - the ria. my M001 or a “bum MS to!" tion wotild quickly agi e that on We the Contraly there is air ‘ something going on at Grinnell There have been no articles, 7the campus i: tar trom apa- des i-ibing what some oi our. theiie- it is unapathetie. ;brilliant tand i might add quite ’ . , ' expensive) taculty have been But what me the issues in our dam in research Om. hb“ ,y unalmhctic exme'i‘eni'om‘ “'5“ has degcllot‘att‘d rrito the taneicst not to be standing stillv W a" study hall nest or the Missis— coneerned about the hybeeri - 5mm of our rules ill relation to li’lCll" entorcement concerning dim - Borer-e someone writes about lite and the entertainment ‘of the lac}; ol‘ a handrail on the women. While the administration. post oniee steps, someone is go thy-laugh at the hub mg to be killed A lone student_ the: growing “D by discussmg CXpldmmg the iiitustices or the; the problem of hypeeris (a‘McCarran- Aot {toes about the problem settled long ago uhen campus virtually ignored 0..e .3 the Puritans came to Amcl‘lCa).lStl'uCl< by the laclt ot humor in we do not realize that on most; the 5&3. campuses it is a dead i ue bee; cause the relationship :Ctllcr‘n rules and enter-cement is do ly and the fa ch pathetically unapatheti 7 the only school . oi inc M, Y ‘ 'el‘duC si‘ tppi that can lcact excttctlly dofigiéd. Onb “lie“ “mg 0‘1 ml to disgusting series hire a chick» clarification is discyfised 3““ L‘ ,en with its head eut oil and ham-asses the adriiinistr-ation try- then still criticize itsctl as has mg to procure our precious Ford‘ in; apathetic. Grant do the laughs stop. 3 Robert c. Johnson Let. us get these blasted‘ {yclone Positions GLASSES Made and Repaired in ‘ our Laboratory. Contact. Lenses CASES AND SO LUTlONS EYES EXAMENED E J. Jensen. 0J3. Optometrist Applications tor the positions at editor and business manager ot the 1964 Cyclone open today and close March 22 Letters of application should include qualifications and gen- eral resume oi ideas for the 1904 book. Both positions are salaried. Applications should be placed ill the Cyclone mailbox, 119. Students International Travel Association Join the 10th Hawaii Study Tour Julio 21 through August 7. includes study Period. A - eonimodatioiis, Social Activ» ities (ll) cvents).'Sightseeing, and FUN FUN FUN. Obtain detailed intormatlon trom Judv Preissle on cam- irus. or (:riiinell Travel Coir» Across from Post Office ter. 808 Firth Avenue. SUMMER @Lfihggfig Room highrtrhtrts Wide selection of courses in major subiects in the liberal arts curriculum General studies courses in the Creative Arts Hanya Helm School of Dance Language French German (German Language House for 25 res- idential students) . Russian Spanish Art and Music Applied and Theory ‘ Concerts. Lectures. Film Series Summer Recreation Program COLORADO COLLEGE For deailsr. catalog. and application form. write Summer Session Office Colorado College Colorado Springs. Colorado Open to Applicants o ‘aii ‘lot’ titllh . their three SCARLET AND BLACK Dan Friedland er l McCarran Act Deemed Threat l Emanatlilg lrom the postswal' I'Cd llyslcl'itl, the McCai-ran Act was passed in 19a ovei' President Truman' veto lts propriety, constitutionality and worn )Iltty hav been questioned since its inception. It ”would," Truman warned. “give Government oil is vast powers to haia s it our ClilZQllS in the o, It so oi their right of [FCC speech." and would ‘put the Gov intent ot the us. in the tlouoht control busincs," Justice Black and ethc have mair ained that it is inor vicious than the now diset ecd Allen and Sodis tion Lai s. desioned to outlaw the Jetlersaoinn Party and all tippinitieii. Prominent persons throughout the world have violently ilttath d it it i a controversial i sud and deserves ear tut study and evaluation. Mchtl’ran Act maintain it is intended to ‘iol c Communist Activities out into the open" This it ml ls, instilled all two questionable promises. Ft v, illl‘ Act deLlareS that there exists “ii clear and present danger to the US." [tom foreign Lolltln‘lcd internal Cotil- illuni'ln. Hence, the law tortuous. to protect our country ilonl insidious communist beliefs. Coin» nllillists, who can on succeed by concealing their tltie aims, must i): unmasked and lot‘cccl to register. Proponents o Secondly, it is assumed that the people are incapable ol (lillol‘ctltiating.goud llunl evil ideas. Let us assume he can accept these propose trons i t we must examine it the Act acconu plishes its poiportcd aim it air organization is touiid to t . Communist. it is required to reels- ter, siitterir or penalties. Worst ol all. it brands itsell' . "l‘C\0lLitl0nal'V ninvemeiit whose purpose it is. by tieaehe~ dee t. iiitiltratiori into other eroiips, espionage. sabotage, (is this selt‘ iiierimiiiation?) terrorism and any other means deemed necessary. to establish" world Communism. Members must also register. there- by lei-iciting their pa ports. and the right to 'the repeal of the MCC‘d Page Three \vOlk in (lclcnso-i'elzltod industries 'l'hcv are :. mOet cel'luin to be blacklisted. and are subject '0 prosecution under an existing law will h ial active membership in a Colnln ilist or ’lnizzl‘ :l punishable crime (Good-bye 1 ill Alilcndnlc lt they do not legi, er, memb are ibieei $10,000 line and live vea s in rail loi- -e clef oi non cg stration Certainly, no or . iaitrin could register ltlltltzl’ these conditions and p ll Slll‘VlVC “Actordlllgly, the effect of tilt: Act I; :1 only be slippl‘c ion, not registration," The ni controversial sections are those ttet liig ii-hat » a Conimun t OIKZlm atroii. 1n czlsc‘oi Colltl‘nllmstritoi‘lt organ ions the the criteria are “The c Cnt to hhi i it, tui- resoui-e ., or per-sunnst arc u~c intersection \\'ltll their pl‘etllc produced a point. which, as the sphere descended, grow into a circle, then diminished, became a point again, and tinally disappeared niien the sphere had passed through the plane. The [liltlandc . able to perceive only two di— mensions, intuit) :2th this invasion of the sphere as growth in tlmo We as three dimen creatures interpret it not as erouth l'] til all, hut as movement in space The grow i of the circle in the plane has a part but not the osscnte ot the reality ol the sphere. Man is as limited to his world as the lit. laiiders to theirs We cannot perceive the Ulttr mate realities oi the universe. tor ue are to . iined to our earthly subreetii'ty. The uhima realities are therefore unhnowable, all thin. in and of man are knoll'able, SlnLe man cannot hope to disprme the existence oi God, we must include him in the realm or the unhnewabies The evidence upon which Christiansen l]h$(3 his conclusion is ltnolvablo, thel'elore a part, ti man and, his world. It does not relate to col. lust as growth in time does not relate to mm“- nlcnt in space His evidence excludes all of l universe save things in and at man, air intin' ly small part of that universe Evidence rLlatiIle to the cVistcnce of God ' not available to mail Mail Call. therefore. llln' only one rational Statement about God, and ih i. i that man Cannot know. Beliet can be based on tarth. atheism can re based upon nothing Man therelore has tv '2 alterna \‘es. and. like El Judnl‘ in a court of i has slllticient cvttle e to prove him guilty. Th must acccpl the defendant as :nlloeent tilrtii evidence is not Lll liable. Man exsts, at ordlng to Christiansen, and a‘ that exists constitutes the universe Thercroi , man is i part or the unlver . J -t as a circle s a part or the greater sph so the mitten available to man is a part or the greater llr'r ltnoll‘able ultilnatc reality By tiltlng that i cannot accept God upon the (i\l(lCnCC t allah .to l . he is denying that he 15 a part 01 ii tlnivc c, [or that C\l(lCnL‘(‘ excludes ail but if lx'nti’ able iinirerse That is a contradiction. lt tt llatlztliclcl's were not to accept the existence the sphere because thcv could not are it. the.' \lould be denying: also the CVhttlch‘ ol the Llrtl ’ that poll. ol the sphere that “as perceptible a them. The CllL‘lC though is a pait ol the [lab landeis' world — the paradox lS apparent, To deny the whole is to deny a part. Neither Clll‘l’ ianscn nor anyone can claim be an atheist, Slotted simply. no one l\‘l'10\‘ s enough to Claim to be an atheist Robert S. Czllltncll ONLY 15 more shopping days til Spr'ng Vacation. Buy your Cyclone Now.