Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell

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fcim/twri//nttt pimr II
h* u everyone to shut up. Nothing
n ouvf »ere lot
optaiotsiri about It* BamI of
Sdxxil ant Community Scirire
(BSCS), wkkh ouches over dubs
«nJ ftdr mmhKujf ic-vice projocu.
Forty-frre percent fell satisfied with
*eir rtprcumitico to the BSCS.
pctlapi the quietest of the fair
•jm)\ tovtmvinl bauds.
The invenrnent's foar-hoard
system lus pcralicUly tome under
criticism by Lowell stutlots, anj
ramy sovemmeni officers hive porirsycd
the goverranrnt is i ion of
four-baded "pnlmi-pullyu" (fcund
in the novel Doctor Uootinlt. the
psshmi-pollyu «i u mythical
muUliie creaiie whose two heads,
on ocfoiile ends of la body, constantly
trkd to move in opaosiR
'til four Iwanli UyinjTi
sc.ve ibeii- o*n interests. «c>
cMuplbhing lintc in the proceu.
"Thexc are ion auny different
'^Dopg, tai to icans iHc there'* too
much righting going oo between difreran
puts of the government."
•*nav& UJCOT Kenneth Prppcr. "It
, jntld be better to have a more cco>
["tamed unfcni covcrnrvotrir-a**!
of having toully Kpgrate bra-Khc*.
Kri ooc central council with
On an cquJy dbactir.r oocc. 50 *
of the ^J*rji roponding 10 the puT»
dkl not know wna: office Aviv
Laurence held. Laurence, president
of the LEC (Lowctl'i ifwfcm body
fu-**idcpt), was thocked and
•un.swhat wcrricd Jt>out the
widesprtad ignorance of his posai.ti
He was "quit? lurphtcd" si the
poii'» result and cited tonic nroibtc
probfcrs: "Tbert'i a U:k of com-
maniadoii between student tovere
mem and the culenl bad). sol a Ixk!
of care by the studrnts of tSa!
school."
Laurence alto sunaied thai the
students may not nerd v tnow *t.o
Iheir preside* b. "They should
know who th-u- itcdent representatives
arc. but do the; nrul to koou
who ttcir stodeu tjiy president b?
Do Uuy need u !r «Wc to point n
one person as the war of student
government?"
Several Lowell students criticized!
(merament officers' prioritiei, and
a few also felt resentment at the
rrivJeges granted all studcra Involved
in government.
Junior Kent CK'j» thought government
officer* ptod their own interests
before Ihotc rf the student|
body. "It*s not » foYcramcnl." he
comptiined. "They V S
ii to be popular. They doot do
for the bcncfti or the ichool. they du
ii K-jt for the benefit of (henuclves.
T\^ want to look coed aul frt on
teac.wi" food tides."
Juow Eunice Woo doeta'l tdie
•II gn/emment officen devrvc the
privilege* they are grartnl: "A lot of
Kudent tmenvncni U tfulT like planning
pronu. and for that. ofTKrn E«
to pick (clum) llrw."
Fellow junior JothH. Harm.
rmny l-owell sruderft. w;pp.ia* the
idea of itudcnt govemnvm. but finds
it less than umCtctnry in practice at
Lowell, "ltd be rully good if the
government 1 were super-effective,'"
he c.plaineU. "if the students vote,
on vwncthing. and the pretidenl
l.ha IVnlr>
\\ hut UJ\ ihc mi* a"iimt*t.ifl in (he
center ctwdyjrj im IXvc.nhcr IS*
On thjl iblc the v\uril -J\ lh:
MU> of ihc fir>l jnnojl Bturd for
vail Wntcf Fjirc. hcl* 1 fr.Hii tuitn
lhriMj:h Ihc IjtJ aUcrniHHi.
The Ijia- IcjturAl N).n:jni/t-d
hy \:.rKNts clubs vrllin^- IHIIK1J>
| tlcm\ nnpinc hotzi rocminUt.^hjixil
»\'kic^ tn OinMiius cilt wrjppif.:
rvl d uitlc «4ficiy tit itthvr dimi df«l
yill items.
Il jlvn fcjrutcO cnlcnjiitmcnt vuch
jvcaruhne b> the L»wclKN>ir. Linda
GnxYkM'i ncit> tLincinc. jnd ^
pcrdirnuncc h) Ihc li.'sh.iicn vwj:
pi>«.
"Ttic >4.ic «*&« i nKc aMc:nr< ^l
h>'.l>Ja> aitivilic. " tlccUrr J lecher
SjnJm Iliid. "For a firvl cll.m it
tjmctl out very well."
One frcUinuii ciptaincd. "The
Winter Fairs \\ * fi"O idea: it r» J
EO»id cluiKC f«r the clubs to ratv:
mnncy. .INK buy srtTfc.ihinj!" .
S^iitir C^mliiu Attcrc/ agreed.
"Il takes the pljcc ornxim 24A t*t+
051 rtowctd Street
San Francesco. CaWcxnia 94103
M15) 777-2700
aren't being rcprcwn:c!," sutcd an anonymous
speaker.
With ihc ever faithful Linda Grondahl't belly dancing
routine and U-.* % 3nct> p of food, the general conscmus
of the paticipantx at the Winter Fairc was
a highly favnraHc pnc.
One source of ar,ui->c.rtcm lo Mr. XiiT. u student
teacher, included the students themselves He noted,
"The spirit that thr Lowdliics have is unbclievijjle!
I had heard that Lewd I students didn't have a tcrrifk.
amount of energy, but this really shows that
they do."
"Molly Bolcr (chairman of tlie rvcm) ihcxi!d be
given a pal on the back for the hard work and effort
she put imo the Winter Fairc," stated junto.'
Mtko Small.
According to Carl Kcciig. Winter Fairc will be
hrld again next >car on a Friday fb* Lowell and on
a Saturday for the nctphborhood.
... (he general consensus
of the participants of the
Winter Faire was a highly
favorable one.
Jiinor Sandra (Juijuno iitriJc on upbeat tiMiuncnt.
"I tjivc the Winter Fairc an 'A plus.* I think we
sliould definitely hold it every year."
itul irv clubs cun'l vil (t* ii 'nca- ami
) |
p >
S.*nH>r Sctcru Fnp tell irut the fiire
5 ^ 1
that the (Jirc roily brnuyht IWI ihc
hr htld "
Whit senior Tim tt'unham •*ununcd
up hi* impiwton* of the tjirw Ly
"U tea* J liiliilliny and
tudents
how
easonal
pirit
j:t:jt thinp " Vtrtormtn prmnee it pageant.
A* ihi* w,n the firM attempt at ihc ' 'Rijht nu the Winter Fairc i\ ion
Winter Fjiic. llcrc v,crr num much like the Kermcvvc."
errttiMitn. "Theeucrc uxnehitchet. but f'x
\t » j> 4 Un tif fun. but there wet o the nttt*i part u v>att uell." dcclariM
uxi nunj pa»p!>;." «kl iun»or Jcx*ka U ' v Cjtl Kocnifi. "With * few
Trjvi* change* it will be twice a« good ncit
Juniur Eoiicc Voo cUiinrd. >car!"
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