It by Oates" 'NT 1969 iCARLET AND HACK Dissident welfare recipients file in to the Wisconsin Assembly chambers to voice grievances. old democratic process seemed to be rolling along. Hope for communication was hanging there. A large number of stu— dents were cooperating to give the system a. chance. And slaves to the system were fi- nally going to be heard. Thanks to a Representative 'Alionsi, that moment of hope game to a crashing end, as the legislator moved to adjourn the session Despite an overpower- ing verbal vote of nay, the chair ruled the meeting die— missed. It was as it the legislators were eireid to express them- selves in front of the people they were controlling: they got neared and ran. It was their action that turned a chance for hope in the system and com< munication into nothing but a trustrated confrontation. The legislature made the choice to make the meeting a confron- letion situation and not a Chance for communication. Why they made that decision is the ugliest part or the deal: Thousands of people is a rather intimidating situation. Don’t deal with them with reason, of course, the only control is possible by bringing in moo National guardsmen and the country riot squad. Also, they did destroy one window when they broke down the doort One can’t put up with the destruc» lion oi property. it is terribly oifensive when the people you represent enter your sacred quarters, Also, welfare people are at your mercy and have no right to assert themselves. And anyway, any time you have students involved, there is no reason to listen The legislators could not see past these immediate problems and the recent hatred for dis~ sent to see the beauty or the situation and their real chance to do a service to their state by listening. It is this short- sighted, rear-provoked, ego« maniacle reasoning that ruined filliiiiiiihilhiil DRUG STORE Carries All These Prestige Lilies of cosmetics: Helena Rubinstein Revlon Max Factor Nina Yardley of London Corn Silk Lanvin Faberge Marcelle Bonne Bell Cory Originals Chanel Maybelline Desert Flower Misslyn Friendship Garden Tussy Cuerlain Caron GOOD THINGS TO LOOK AT. TOUCH. AND SMELL. TRY THEM ON. that situation and is quickly ruining all other attempts by citizens to get back into the game or determining their lives. This breakdown in the sys- tem is now only seen and pro» ierted as a power play by Father Groppi, and the typi- Scholars: If your thing is ancient Greece, ours isn’t. BO BATTEY TEXAGO BEYMER'S King's Food Host UlS.A. } Moratorium Cont. from Pg. 1 Committee is encouraging stu— dents to participate in the Mor- atorium to as great a degree as possible, “It’s important for the student body to use this day for constructive and mean- ingful discussion with towns- people and iellow students," said freshman Barry Ziges, chairman of the committee “Ending the war in Vietnam is the most important task facing America today, and it is necessary for everybody to work [or peace." Over 400 student body pres- idents and college newspaper editors throughout the nation \_ cally over-rambunctious youth. NO one sees the fact that hu- man rights to food and health are being denied. So the nation- 81 guard continues to patrol the capital, it e e p i n g out the "troublemakers” and protecting the state’s property. A real understanding of the problem Now what does a person do? Love, Susie Page lawn are supponing the Moratorium on “business as usual," Classes have been oiiieially cancelled at Boston University, University of Oklahoma, Bard College, and other schools across the nation. President Leggett has en- dorsed a statement to the efiect that “an early end to the Viet- nam war is urgent national bus- int-355." The statement has been signed by numerous college and university presidents in con- junction with the Vietnam Mor- etoriuni. The statement specifies that the presidents are endorsing it as individuals, not as representatives oi their ins etitutions. The Vietnam Moratorium has been endorsed by the student senate, the Grinlieii Student Movement, and the see. Moratorium planners say that October 15 is only a beginning. “The idea is that if there is no change in national Vietnam policy, a twoday Moratorium is planned in November, a three-day one in December, and so on until the war ends.” zigas explained. Persons who desire more in- formation may contact Barry Zigas at ext. 371, or Dennis Cal- lahan at ext. 554. llilvliiiiis initial. Open Mon. -— 9200 to 9:00 Tuel. ihru Thurs. 9:00 to 6:30 Sat. 9:00 to 5:00 TOP FASHION! TOPPED WITH MINK" America’s great 3 popularity coall Rich cotton suede has big button-on collar oi . natural mink—plus changeover billion-on self collar. Suzie Wong side sills Anlelope/ natural Autumn Haze, Cedar/new Val Palomino, Brown/ natural ranch, Biue/ dyed Ceruleanr 5-16. In” produris labeled to show munlry at origin 0! imported has. latest Styles In Coats and Car Coats. Plain or Fur Trim Shop Hamman': First. For Quality a. Value