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Siudenls plunged inio urban revoluiion

Several students were initie
ated to Chicago and the activi-
ties at a small but thriving
revolutionary organization dur-
ing the recent Chicago Urban
Seminar, sponsored by the Far-
ish oi the Holy Covenant (Meth-
odist and Evangelical).

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The seminar stressed the need
to devise a revolutionary atti-
tude toward "twentieth century
technological totalltarismr” The
time has come, says the Parish

of the Holy Covenant, icr Amer-
ica to search for ways in which

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technology can enrich lives, ins
stead of restricting them.

Through a program of moms
ing study sessions and after»
noon and evening “plunges"
into the city, the ministers and
lay leaders of the church at-
tempted to communicate to the
students their concern for and
commitment to the city. Selec-
tions from The Secular Cit)l by
Harvey Cox. One Dimensional
Man by Herbert Marcuse, Louis
Mumford's film The City, and
literature from the Ecumenical
Institute of Chicago formed the
basis inr an interpretation oi
the city. Exploratory trips mm
various sections of Chicago, as-
signments into areas of res
search (politics. community de-
velopment. education. etc) and
cultural events gave a wide
latitude for an individual con-
frontation with the city.

The Parish of the Holy Cow
enant, unlike most exponents or
the same thesis» is actually at-
tempting to bring about a
“revolution” 01 attitudes on a
local level Seeing the church
as best able to institute this
change. Holy Covenant corn-
bines the revolutionary attitude
or the early Christians wirh all
the vigor of any upstanding
thirteenth c e n t u r y crusader.
Members are required to tithe
and new members must enroll
In prescribed courses at tho
Ecumenical institute. Their pun
pose is to form a aeii—conscinm
revolutionary group 0 “intem
tionai" and wellrinformed citi<
zens.

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