Frenn Defends Russians as Pros and Urges Amateur Reform
George Frenn winner of the S5lb weight throw at the Russian American indoor meet calls Russian competitors professionals and urges drastic reform of the American amateur track system. He criticizes AAU NCAA feud, funding gaps for American athletes, and governing bodies handling of the Richmond event. He cites injuries and equipment issues as symptoms of broader tensions.
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Tue Cotteoian
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Ollan Gassell
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Westhampton OWL Pushes for Women Sauna Access at Robins Center
Westhampton women’s group OWL protests the Robins Center sauna and steam bath policy arguing facilities should be university wide. Kate Parker cites equal rights and hours for women while Dr. Richard Humbert says baths serve all and safety and layout hinder access. OWL plans a formal letter to Robins Center chair Sherman Grable outlining their complaints.
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Westhampton Organization For Women’s Liberation
Kate Parker
Westhampton Owl
Janice Ellerthorpe
Humbert
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Sherman Grable
Robing Center
Deadline Approaches for CobLndian Web Editorial Posts
Dr. Charles H. Wheeler announced last week that editor and management roles for the CobLndian and Web staffs are open. The March 29 deadline applies to business manager and advertising manager positions for CobLndian, with four Web roles also accepting applications and a 4 PM April deadline noted.
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Charles H. Wheeler
Tim Courtaian
Dr. Wheeler
Tux Cortraran
Tennis Players Ousted By Campus Police Over Courts
Two University of Arkansas players Steve Haga and Garry Wilmot were removed from Westhampton courts by campus police after refusing to leave at 4:00 pm. Team members and coach cited lack of practice space as hindering upcoming matches and questioned court availability and funding. Athletic Director Frank Jones sought alternative courts, noting efforts to secure country club access and fixes to Richmond facilities.
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Steve Haga
Garry Wilmot
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Terry AlMarode
Richmond
Frank Jones
Country Club
Richmond College
Mike Gravel to Speak at Camp Memorial Theater
Senator Mike Gravel of Alaska, famed for the Pentagon Papers episode, will lecture March 28 at Camp Memorial Theater in a University Student Union series. He rose to national attention by reading from the papers and faced a grand jury matter of legislative immunity. Gravel, an opponent of the Amchitka test and advocate for atomic power progress, ran on an Alaska First platform in 1968 and proposed satellite TV to reach his sparse state.
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