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By KAREN BECKWITH ! l' H” t t 1‘ ll ii ,
Kernel Staff Writer 1 _Zbi i i PL; 5/! l4 2: L?“ L‘. Li" j I g .
The women get together on Friday nights when' V 0 CS (l k; K» V. '7 \l ."
children are in bed and they sit and talk. Someone \“K 53“” gmf‘x by K‘m” B“"i‘“'m‘ ' z
may be tired and want a backrub; someone may would be at the “same level of understanding.“ It is this communication and identit) with other 3 ‘
sew or knit; everyone drinks the tea and eats the This. say some participants. has been one of the women that is so important. “Reading groups were '. M .
food. These women discuss their personal main difficulties of the general Women‘s originally formed as support groups.” explained fl. ‘7"
problems and come up with political analyses Liberation meetings: new women had to be Rebecca \l'cstert'icld. member or a women's 3 , . . . . ‘
This is a description of one of several Women’s brought up to date on past activities. discussions liberation reading group. “Women find ll ditticult .' . '_
Liberation reading groups in Lexington-uniqu9 and concerns. Women were hesitant about on an everyday basis to talk with other \\"tntL‘l’i .. ' ‘ -.
compromises between sewing Circles and expressing deep personal feelings at large met-tings about really personal problems, or. .. winter!» ' I :7.-
revolutionary cell groups. According to members. to women they didn‘t know Ws‘ll it"s‘t‘dlitm lush." '. J; ‘
the same women. usually not more than six. meet Initially. members of the groups read articles \‘scstcrticid feels that lil‘. =s ~ t: it 1‘ , ‘7 ‘ "
together weekly to help further their personal and about Women’s issues. frcquetitl} L'\S.l_\,\ trrlin put up barriers bx tween purple '
political comprehension of women's liberation in “\Ols‘“ ”0”! ill“ Ss‘sx‘ml Ys‘xiiv MN "ills “REV-“'3 ”I W“ ”WU?“ 3M: t‘s‘i'stz'. 23%;» 32.5.? - L“;
(ill “unnosphcrg of mutual trust and t‘L‘slecf_H SCX,u Tlik‘ l'c’dtllllllS \‘ L‘Tt’ ll'st'tl as .‘(;li:i} fix in: .'-. lizlc l = “liik: \k .ttllt'. . MM. ", v’.’ C i -’ 'I’
Groups begin intellectual and politpaI ali\\'lt\§ltll‘z. ‘\i\‘t!‘l":s 4;} between titlilltll‘ ‘5 :y; ' . . . ~ ;
WM t’s‘dslii‘t’ :lmllt‘s began when \‘mnieii's twat as the group. "is ?z- tzasf eat” ‘2llk‘ uwz's. t‘u-r‘u'csti m “‘r t ~ " . ‘ ' ‘
liberation :tic'nl‘cts .801 together with. It.’i'!t‘r._ win. the) lump. 1:: ttt'tteixtszuf tl' ~.‘ 't mi in. t l‘ \ .‘avt’d ' t i t ~‘ v ‘ ’
‘mtritcd to participate tin-cc tortncd. must groups ”"7”!“ 3"“ 'K‘ ” ‘5:""5”~-3 “'3" Vii-1:“ I 3‘ “‘i 1' i i ' i .. » - i
became thus-l so that the poorer: in the group PYT‘i'lt'YTZs “:a‘y’. ;:~,\\‘ -‘:‘:~c-. t1? ? ‘.L'-_' t .:- , :: ~ ‘3 , : I" . '
a} ette schools attacked
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e er 1 es suit eman m 0’ integration
By MADELEINE BAUGH represent persons of both races A speedy hearing was black and one is iitriitist at) lllmwf high “gimme and lv‘ 5 .,
Kernel Staff Writer who “desire the elimination of requested. so integration could percent. they said. while fit-e elementary Winn}... pump,- .
UK law professor. Robert A. racially identifiable schools and occur before the second junior high schools have either redistricting should be ordered 3 ‘ '
Sedler filed a suit in US. District of all vestiges of state-imposed semester. no black students or fewer than even if it means hugmg the f _
Court yesterday. asking the segregation.” Six black SChOOlS fiVC percent. children to different schools. '
Fayette County school system The SUit iS b'dSCd on the The plaintiffs charged that at This violates the constitutional they said. .t -' I
to be ordered to completely Supreme C011” dCCiSiON in the least six elementary schools in rights “”1059 PHONE who W111” Propose newzones
integrate its schools Swan case. ordering school Fayette Co. are predominantly to send their children to The plaintiffs haw 5“leth . .
immediately. boards in the south to clitninate black. integrated schools and of proposals for the redrawing (,1 .‘ _ "_.
The suit was filed in behalf of all state-imposed segregation. At least 10 have “virtually no children who want to attend school attendance zones. -‘
the Kentucky Civil Liberties Plaintiffs in the suit were blacks.” and nine more have five th‘thCY said. Their proposals include nine . ;.
Union. Robert JCffchOIt. Juanita percent or fewer black students. They suggested ”W CW1” out of the l l innior high SCiltlUis .1 ,.. '
The four plaintiffs~three Perkins, David Quick and David they said‘ order the board of education to and it) out of ”N 34 eleincntars .;
blacks and one white—said they Ross. One junior high is 90 percent redraw its districts for “1116 Continued on page 8‘ Col. '1 ' I ‘ - ‘ _
- -- LAST NIGHT‘S TRIVIA BOWL was .. . . : 3
anything but inconsequential to Jan . . . . ‘ ' j‘
. Tcuton. left. who appeared with team alds SChedUIII’lfl -_
7_i:;: -- e" ,. 15% members (left to right) Marcy Pinkstaff. b ‘
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.73. - 155: Sharon Dowden and Jan Brenner iii the By GAYLE MCGUIRE problems. The Jaw-5mg OHM, n ‘ _
‘ "W " Student Center Theatre. Their team, Kernel StaffWriter located in Room 1661 Office
3 representing Alpha Xi Delta sorority. HaVing lilSI-Itlinute Problems TOW”- Th" “0“” ”m "mm 0 3 j“
53,. came out winners and advanced to Trivia :3“ prc'reg’ffr‘fmn'), Help ‘5. “t "‘m' to 4‘30 p‘m’ . . .
" . . and. Scycral liniverSity Some skeptiCism _, 1
fit ‘9 3 BOW! quarterfinals' (Staff phOtOS by departments are sponsoring Tim Guilfoile. chairman ot . ‘ K
“$3 3 - John Hicks) advising sessions to aid students PSLIAC. noted. “A number of ' ' »
l s fie ; plan their spring schedules. people in the Political Science ‘ _. .. .
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9%} .g(% accomplish the advising through competence of undergraduates " V
2,: 3g» .. the services of undergraduate to give advice. Last year. we . i "
f t? if ”:3 f, advisory committees. student proved them wrong." '. .
a? ‘t‘ e 3 ~ \ . . 9 ombudsman, concerned graduate “Approximately 200 students .
.fi r1 Vla StUants and undergraduate took advantage of the advrsing .
Q 3% ‘3‘ . advising assistants. sessions in both the spring and . ' ‘~
Sue DeBrCCht. chairman of the fall semesters. Before advising .
‘ History Undergraduate Advisory sessions were announced for this '- . '
‘ 3M: 3 ' - Committee. said that student semester. several professors and , . . .
. advising assistants would be on students came and requested 5 v, '3 '
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mg: i ‘ ' e °° : s“ a " _ c Xact requirements l‘” much time to indoidual students ' ' .
. i“ 3 ‘3 A‘ w 3‘ I ‘3 ‘ graduation." Sh" 91ml as some students would like ' - 2‘ .
i“? {Z} i .35; g?” ' .. "‘ «L . The Political Science “Student advrsors has-c mart . . ' '
g '1 ”l 3" ”Lifm : .I a, ’ department ill-5‘0 blans to have first-hand experience With the ‘ . . ,'
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C A P 1'. members of the Political Science They are thus able to give . . i _ ‘
1N . Undergraduate AdVisory accurate accounts of t .. _
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, . -, .v I‘ ', Handbook, Crossroads. to enme to Room (‘Bl 23 on S oeiology (‘ommzttee on lime indicated. due to the small
' x - . . Wednesday; Nov. 10 front 7 pm. Curriculum. st/C at their department. that
I, , ‘ Fl 1 E t’ t b 8 10 , N . I 'd to L) pm. to till out their etirds The English department Will advising sessronx en massc are
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I . I I‘ 2. Entries should be labeled with the student's name, address,
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l ‘. . I' / -- x » W 3. Pictures should not have been taken before September 1970
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. -. .I Innovations at Washington State At many L-S- prisons ‘15 many ‘15 70 IIVCS 311d have accepted 60d 5 love and many students asked Christ into their
.‘ . I‘ .' - include an inmate governing council percent of released inmates return entered into a personal relationship with hearts as an result ofthe messages. 1‘
.. .. .. that sets many policies concerning ”the? (lUlelY ‘0 ”WIT MC 0f crime 1595 Chmt' It '5 [I]: oIne sure w.” ‘9 {infd The need for Jesus Chmt in our lives is :53,
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