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FRIDAY, OCTOBER I20, 1967
Board of Governors
Takes Hours Action
Agitation Continues
As Arrests Increase
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The Board has requested that
a report be compiled surveying
parents, residence hall, staff, and
students on the changes. The re-
port will be submitted to the
board in January, at which time
the parental permission clause will
be re-examined.
The second resolution, for resi-
dential college housing passed by
the Board differs from the first
one in that it supports the col-
lege's request for abolition of hours
without the necessity of paren-
tal consent.
Dean Robertson of the Resi-
dential College explained the re-
quest for elimination of hours and
for waiver of the parental per-
mission requirement as follows:
"The Residential College encour-
ages its students to take responsi-
bility for their own academic af-
fairs. To deny them responsibility
for their personal conduct as well
would be inconsistent with our ob-
jectives. Students should make
their own rules and take their own
responsibilities."
Mr. Racheter suggested that the
experiences of the Residential
College, operating without paren-
Two other resolutions, concern-
ing open-open policies and the
composition of the Board itself,
were introduced but tabled.
The East Quadrangle staff pre-
sented two recommendations con-
cerning visiting policy in the dor-
mitories. First, that the passage
concerning pre-marital intercourse
in the dormitories (which states
that the University finds is "un-
aceptable " be stricken from the
University rules, and second, that
the University relinquish its reg-
ulation of open-open policy, vest-
ing control in the individual
houses instead.
A proposal to add three student
members to the Board of Gover-
nors, was also set aside.
At a council meeting Wednesday
night Frost House in Markley
passed the following resolution re-
garding visitation hours:
"Each individual corridor in
Frost House shall have maximum
visiting hours from noon to mid-
night Sunday through' Thursday
and noon to 1:00 a.m. Friday and
Saturday under the following con-
ditions: A card shall be placed
on the outside of each participa-
ting room if the door is closed; the
SConunued from PU..C ticipating in the demonstration
cott of classes today. Reports cir- re planning to go to Washing-
culating the campus last fight In Oakland, pickets opened a
rumored that the faculty would path voluntarily for seven busloade
also boycott all classes, of nw recruits. An eighth unload-
The college has asked that all ed later at a side entrance.
charges on the 46 students except No arrests were made in contrast
for Gordon, who they call the to the 36 carried away in paddy-
"ringleader," be dropped. Last wagons on the three previous days.
night the court had not yet work-
ed out negotiations with the col- But rallies were held on eam-
lege. puses in the San Francisco Bay
The students arrested in Chi- area to recruit more protestors for
cago were some of the 150 parti- today. An estimated 2,500 turned
cipating in a picket of the induc- out on the Berkeley campus of the
tion center organized by the Chi- University of California.
cago Area Draft Resistance. In Washington the Justice De-
Violence erupted when one youth partment has received "a sub-
burned his induction notice inI stantial number" of draft cards
front of the center. Several dem- in the mail during the past week
fontaos th ceer.Sveala dr -and is sending them to the FBI
o dnstrators who were "planning on for investigation, an official said
civil disobedience" then rushed the Thursday.
bdoor of the mcente, which wS But he said he could not esti-
blocked by helmeted polic . mate how many cards the depart-
Several arrest were made at this ment has received since several
point, but in a second rush, a few antidraft groups began urging
students made it partway into the young men to turn in their Selec-
building before they were caught tive Service doucuments last Mon-
and arrested, day.
All those arrested were released He said most of the cards were
on bail. sent in by a group calling itself
No action is planned for today "The Resistance," of 5 Beekman
in Chicago, as most of those par- Place, New York City.
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tal permission for elimination of roommates permission is required
hours, would provide an opportun- to participate.
ity to see how it works before im-- At present one floor of the house
plementing the plan on a Uni- has approved the maximum hours
versity-wide basis. with a two-third majority.
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