SAY, MARCH 11, 1961'
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
AT, MARCH 11, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
. .. .
Ask'Revision
Of Rushing
At Oklahoma
NORMAN, Okla.-The Regents
of the University of Oklahoma
recently sent letters to the presi-
dents of the Interfraternity Coun-
cil and the Panhellenic Associa-
tion at the school informing them
that the regents are unanimously
in favor of abolishing formal rush.
This proposal, according to the
letters, was discussed informally
by the regents before their regular
monthly meeting in February. The
next step is for the regents to
vote on the matter at their April
meeting.
Jerry Tubb and Mary Rahhal,
presidents of IFC and Panhel re-
spectively, were asked to assist the
university administration and re-
gents in developing a new method
of pledging students.
When the contents of the let-
ters wer'e made public, students
k $lled outside the president's home
chanting, "We want rush week."
"The idea of abolishing formal
rush is not unique at the univer-
sity," Oklahoma President George
L. Cross said in the letter. "Infor-
mal rush programs have been used,
effectively' at many major colleges
and universities for a number of
years."
Cross added that it is his belief
that open rush will not only
strengthen the university's ,edu-
cational system but will strength-
en the Greek system as well.
The decision of the regents had
been kept quiet for almost a week.
Tubb learned of the letters last
Monday and Rahhal on Tuesday.
MORAL FEELINGS:
Rawls AnalyzesShame, Guilt
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The existance of certain analy-
tical connections between moral
feelings and natural attitudes was
proposed by Prof. John Rawls of
the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology Thursday.
The study of the moral feelings
-- shame, remorse, and guilt, and
their relationship to attitudes
such as self-esteem, love and mu-
tual trust could create a limitation
on the content of morality.
"Shame," Prof. Rawls said, "im-
plies the existence of certain
standards of excellence in regard
to one's self. A person has nothing
to be ashamed of if he has no
pride of self-esteem. ,
Brings Harm
"If the shame is caused by a
careless act that brings harm to
the individual, it is not really a
moral feeling, as such," he said.
Prof. Rawls applied this phe-
nomenon to other feelings. Re-
morse, for instance, always a
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moral feeling, could not occur
without correlating natural atti-
tudes. He listed two main types of
remorse, both of which require
extreme situations to be valid.
One classification consists of re-
morse e resulting from the careless
act that brings dreadful conse-
quences upon another. In this
type, a relationship. of strong af-
fection must be present between
the two parties. The strength of
the affection determines the in-
tensity of the remorse felt.
If Love Exists
If no attitude of love exists,
there will be no feeling pf remorse
Prof. Rawls said. This explains
the lack of remorse or guilt in-
curred by the psychopath. He has
no feeling toward his victim. The
second case of remorse is an act
caused by jealousy, anger, or some
aggressive feeling.
Here, too, the amount of re-
morse is governed by the degree of
attachment between the two par-
ties. If none exists, no remorse
will be felt, he said.
Prof. Rawls divided guilt into
two categories. Authority guilt
stems from a violation of defined
principles. In this case, a relation-
ship of respect must exist between
the individual and the authority.
This respect develops from a
parent-child type relationahip.
Here again the parallel between
moral feelings and natural atti-
tudes holds.
Association guilt occurs when the
individual fails in his responsibil-
ity to a group. Mutual trust within
the group must be present here.
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PROF. JOHN RAWLS
... attitude on morality'
All these feelings can be alleviated
in some way. Shame and remorse
can be overcome by later actions
while guilt can be forgiven and
atoned for.
Prof. Rawls also said that a di-
vision of remorse and guilt feelings
occur when an object of beauty
or a person's talent is thought to
be wasted.
"A system of classification like
this one, only on a more extensive
basis, could limit the content of
morality, but this is an ambitious
goal and might not be feasible,"
he said.
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