November 13, 1970 SGA Leaders Active In Resolving Problems -(continued from page 2) decisionrmaking process of the college. He has also been involved in ironing out the rough spots in the Judicial Council proposal, organizing the town clean-up project, politicing for student interests in the Great Faculty Requirements Debate, and generally managing to operate the office with ”greater ef- ficiency" (in Loewi‘s words) than ever before. Studcntsare encouraged to take advantage of the service offered. There are rumors to the effect that an award is being offered to the first student who comes up with a problem Vranimr can't solve. Bill Thomas and Mary Broo- ner of CHP’AWS have been active in mostoftheprcviousr ly mentioned activitiesas well as conducting a series of dis- cussions in each dorm with the RA, SAs and House Pre- sident. Thomas reports that the meetings have been suc- cessful in pinpointing and ane alyzing dorm problems and in developing ideas for dorm activities. The discussions, currently going on, are sch- eduled for completion next week. The SGA cabinet officers have also been conductingdin- ner meetings with non-SGA students in an attempt to dis- cover whatproblems thereare in communication between SGA and the student body, and other difficulties on the cam- pus as well. This is some thing of an experiment, since student government has in the past tended toavoid close con- tact with the students themr selves. So for nothing catas- trophic has happened, how» ever, and Loewi reports that the meetings will be contin- ued. Coma Open 7m 3w: jay After considering the possi- ble outlets of frustration at Grinnell College, the Scarlet and Black has decided to i is tiate a means of both encour- aging physical activity andinr tellectual development. It was decided in open session last Sunday to sponsor a Jag of the Month Contest. The Jag must be the original creation ofa Grinnell student current- ly attending this college. A complete report (along with pictures and diagrams if pos sible) should be submitted to the 5&5 box prior to Decem‘ her 1, 1970. The Winner will be chosen on originality, hue mor and literary merit. A prize (as yet undecided but worthy of this contest) will be awarded to the perpetrator nun TALKING , . . and do something about pollution H "BASIC-L a biodegradable organic laundry cleaner, is available to the college community NOW! CALL RON ALDRICH Ext. 353 Cowles 3rd Room 771 ONLY of the best jag. Details of the achievement will be printed in the S [it B for the edifice- tion and intellectual catharsis of the entire campus. (The originators of these gems may or may not have their ’names printed). VLL. Voices Opinion (continued from page 4) Birth control information and counseling can be obtained in the Women‘s Liberation Of‘ fice, located downstairs in the Forum, on Mondays 7-9 and Thursdays 3—5. 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Album RCA 99 ALL $5.98 LP’S $ IN STOCK at...” mo llllllll "I‘ll ll 99 only DRUW : l STEPHEN DISCUSSES relevant trips ~81) experience _, all in humanistic terms. (phato by Mark Sableman) ‘ Sieve Raps 0n Worldy Things (continued from page 2) He has taken Lsd more than two hundred times, but it took him a long time to be able to look at his trips and realize that "they are not random", and do contain a message. Now, Stephen discourages the use of chemicals ., he belie- ves that ”if you take acid once, you have more than en- ough to work with, and you can not continually expect ”miracle" experiences from the universe. He encourages his followers to use only or- ganics -- grass, mushrooms, and peyote. "Psychedelics", he said, "are like a rocket ship; organics are like an ox DR. DUANE L. 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To help out the na— ture of the universe , which, incidentally is God, since Ste- phen is a pantheist - all one needs to do is decide with his free will to apply hisattention to a problem. Stephen and his troupe left Grinnell last Tuesday night, and headed for Iowa City, Mi- chigan, Ohio, and the East Coast. They will return to California early next year, there to settle down into a commune in the San FranciSr co area, and to continue to feel vibrations, to get stoned, and to create human energy through human attention. new chandle hours ba m's new chandle hours baum's Sum-Thurs. 9 p.m.*12:30 mm. 9 p.m.'2 a.m. ll p.m.-2a.m. 236‘ 3074 Friday Saturday