The War Whoop (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 8, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 24, 1974 Page: 2 of 4
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WAH WHOOP
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Julian Bond
Georgia Hepreentative
Julinn Bond i to ".peak Nov I
in Mood Colli-eum on the
Abilene Christian College cam-
pus There will he no admission
fee and the general public i. in-
vited to attend
Bond was the first Hlnek to be
nominated for the Vice-
president?) of the United State
ev en though he v as too oung at
the time to nccept the nomination
Tickets
Homecoming Show ticekt-are
on sale now through No 2 in
the MSG office Fndav "general
admission ticket- are SJ and
Saturdav morning ticket- are
SI 50 Student-and facult max
purchae J ticket for SI apiece
with their McMurrv identifica-
tion card
Attention
Favorite will be nominated
at Class Meeting- on Tui-dav
Oct 29 The meeting-will be at
9 JO a m and new buMtie will
also be di-cu ed Senior and
Junior will meet in Cooke 107
and 10."i re-pectivelv
The Sophomore meeting will
be in Radford Social Hall and
Freshmen will meet in the au-
ditorium of Radfoid
Election of favorite- w ill be all
du) Vcdnedav
Religious Art
The Commission on Educa-
tion of St Paul United
Methodist Church invite- in
terested McMurr) students to
attend an Acndem) of Religion
in Life emphasizing personal
use of the arts for religious ex-
pression The workshop is of-
fered in two parts Part I on Fn
day Oct 25 7-9 p in and Satur-
day Oct 26 9-1 2 u m Part II on
Suturdav from 1-lpm und 7-10
p m
The first section of the work-
shop is an introduction to artis-
tic expression 'Learning b
doing" the participant will use
the media of college and line art
and will practice the translation
of -enpttue into the visual Ian-
miauoofliturcicalsvmbols Part
I i- a preiequiite to Part II. in
which banner- will be made
Woihip leader .lovce Miller
who tudied at Kennedv School
oi rt. Wcllfleet Ma and at
Northern Illinois Universitj Dc
Kalb ha dedicated the greatest
part of her time and effort to
uing her gift- in Chri-tian er-
vice Wants Ride
Hanako Nakunuira. the girl
from Thailand live at Dvcss
Air Force Ba-e and is looking for
a ride home on Mondav s. Wed-ne-dav-
and Fndavs She has
cla e on tho-e dav until 2 10
and would like a ride sometime
after then She would be w ilhng
to pav foi ga-oline Please con-
tacit the W ar hoop at et '2 J J
or in room 20 I of Maedgm
Govt. Jobs
pphcation fr Fideral emp
lovnunt in the bilene
Brownwond an a aie being ac-
cepted for Work and Ii.un position-a-well
a-forTvpi-t Clerk
Stenographer and Fnefighter
In addition a number of
trade- po-ition- including
Plumbei- Machmi-t- Pipefitter-
paintei- and LUctrician
aie available aicording to Vere
B Rolun-on Area Manager of
the Dallas Area Office U S
Civil Service Commi-sion
An) one interested in these or
other Federal job miij call
toll-free bv dialing 1-800
492-4400 The information can
be obtained from 8am until 8
p m dailv Mondav thru Fridav
New Pres.
Dean Bouldin was elected
Tuesda.v to -erve a the new
President of the Sophomore
class The election was held to
replace David Wilcox who re
igned the potion earlier this
month
Pep Rally
There vv ill be a pep roll) todav
at 12 10 in the cafeteria The
team pla)s Toa Lutheran
Saturda.v at Sequin A pizza
dinner will be given awav but
the winners must be present
TT AI
Debbie Shaefer was inducted
into Pi Delta Phi -octal club last
Ihur-dav The meeting was at
the Pizza Inn Mis Shaefer re-
ceivid a bionze crvsanthemum
and her initiation candle in
club color-
Picnic
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
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Christian Outreach will huve
a picnic this Satuiday at Oscar
Rose Park The activities will
begin at ) i0 and end at 7 p m
There will be food fun and fel-
lowship and everyone is invited
to attend
gort
Ah.a praying mantis!
Ithasiheoatman
afpeantftee of being
reitaious
Livce
-Z$&
Vet its little mind
is thinkina onlu oS
doing great harm
to owners.
Like Man.
The mantis pam-
Pultu slaughters
ana devours any-
thing in sight.
Like Man.
It kills only
when hungry
fc THING WE CAN SAY FOE OJR. COXCU UP Ckwltc
EVERY" LAP WHO SUITS UP AN OPTORTUNITY TO PLAY"
Unlike Man.
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Editorial
United Nations An Inward Look
Today is United Nations Day oris it the day of the United
Nations'' Has Woodrow Wilson s and others dream of the
brotherhood of man become a reality The parent Interna-
tional body The League of Nations which grow out of
World War I died after short duration but its offsping from
the second great war. The United Nations has survived
for 29 years and is still clinging to life
The organization chartered in 1945 has gone through
and outlived its growing pains but in its maturity Is it
exhibiting the leadership of adulthood? One point In the
UN's favor is that there has not been as of yet a major
third world war despite the numerous and lengthy smaller
war In these wars the UN has helped stop oppressions at
times but has been generally ineffective in enforcing
peace
The UN was only able to exhibit a great amount of
powonn Korea m 1950 because the only mapr opposition
to intervention m that War was the Soviet Union While
they have one of the 5 powerful vetoes in the Security
Council at the time the Soviet Union had walked out of
that council over the China issue It is in part the veto
power of Russia The Republic of China The United
Kingdom The Un tod States and the Soviet Union which
holds the UN down If one vetoes an action none can act
And the Soviet Union s famous for its use of the veto
power as a weapon in its cold war against democratic
nations
However other fac'on enter into the weakness of the
United Nations They hove never achieved universal
membership and they can only be as effective as the
members want them to be This intergovernmental body
has been compared to the early Articles of Confederation
in the United States It is merelv a confederation rather
than a union of nations and t is more than thirteen
sovereign individuals each wnn their own view of what Is
right for the whole world Agreement is a rare existence
between some and probably is never reached between
all
The UN has its weak points but the fact that it continues
to exist and work in our challenging world indicates that
there must be good in it too No other organization oper-
ates to give information to almost all countries of the world
at one time and gather reactions and responses quickly It
Is the most peaceful and informal meeting place for full
fledged discussion and debate between nations
The UN has served a great deal in developing the
economics of small poor nations around the world and is
very strong in its sociological endeavors including food for
the hungry and clothing and shelter for refugees of battles
and natural disasters
No the United Nations has not brought world peace
but the establishment of peace is not an event that can be
accomplished at one moment but a continuous process
which employs many methods and takes an unlimited
amount of time And as one commentator on the UN says
When lifes great challenges come you have to meet
them with what you ve got It may not be enough but the
great challenges are rarely postponable
We can not sit around and wait tor peace to happen nor
can we abandon the UN and let nature take its course but
we must be in their fighting to accomplish an end to the
fighting (a ceaseless adventure)
It may not bo the best but it is the best we vo got There
has been offered the world no practical alternative to the
United Nations
For a John F Kennedy special It is man s last best
hope in an age whore instruments of war have far out-
spaced instruments ot peace
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arenotnetessarily those ol the MctMy College ad
ministration and faculty 5N" W"er
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malenaltoBoi 248 McMuiry Stat on At lene Teas a .
79M5 business Manager
.Oeadl nt is Friday noon Phone tit 2?3
Cheryl Slriley
Susan Harrell Young
lee Ch appall
Craig Hudm
Gary Cloud
lu Glasstord
Pat Bennett
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