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Rules ol conduct aimed at
protecting freedom of expression
and, at the same time, assuring
the rights of all members of the
University community and the
maintenance of a peaceful
atmosphere on the campus were
adopted by the University of
Washington Board of Regents in
its meeting here Friday.
The rules specifically prohibit
the following types of activities
on property either owned,
controlled or operated by the
University .for University
purposes:
1 . Conduct which
intentionally and substantially
obstructs or disrupts teaching or
freedom of movement or other
lawful activities on the University
Campus
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or
2. Physical abuse of any
person or conduct which is
intended unlawfully to threaten
imminent bodily harm or to
endanger the health or safety of
any person on the University
Campus:
3. Malicious damage to or
malicious misuse of University
property, or the property of any
person where such properly is
located on the University
Campus:
4. Refusal to comply with any
lawful order to leave the
University Campus or any portion
thereof:
5. Possession or use of
firearms, explosives, dangerous
chemicals or other dangerous
weapons or instrumentalities on
the University Campus, except for
authoirized University purposes;
unless prior written approval has
been obtained from the Vice
President for Student Affairs; or
any other person designated by
the President of the University;
6. Intentionally inciting
others to engage immediately in
any of the conduct prohibited
herein, which incitement leads
directly to such conduct. (Inciting
is that advocasy which prepares
the group addressed for imminent
action and steals it to the conduct
en
rule, President Charles E.
Odegaard said: "It is obvious that
the vast majority of students and
others on the campus do not need
the guidance of such rules and
hence can hardly be said to be
directly affected by them.
ttowever, it should be clear to
others who may be inclined to
engage in such activities that there
are sanctions, both in the
University's disciplinary
regulations and in the criminal
law, that can and will be applied
to this kind of conduct."
President Odegaard also
observed that most of the
prohibitions contained in the
revised rules have been implicit in
earlier University regulations. "In
the light of recent experiences
here and elsewhere," he said, "it
is increasingly apparent that
colleges and universities must be
very specific about the kinds of
conduct that will and will not be
tolerated."
The revised rules of conduct
also codify and more carefully
define the authority granted in
1968 to the President of the
University and his designated
representatives to impose interim
suspension on students and
members of the faculty and staff
pending formal disciplinary
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proposed last spring and were the
subject of an open hearing on a
preliminary draft by a
sub-committee of the Board of
Regents in June. The rules, as
finally adopted, incorporate a
number of changes suggested in
written and oral comments by
students, faculty and staff as
well as most of the suggestions
made by the Student-Faculty
Joint Council on Student
Conduct and Activities.
Mr. George V. Powell,
President of the Board of
Regents, said that the Board will
continue to welcome suggestions
for further improvement of the
rules.
For Satu
The Mason County Hunt Club
(Pony Club) will sponsor a horse
show at the Silver Stars Arena at
the Mason County Fair Grounds
Sept. 26.
The activities will start at 9
a.m. and include 21 equitation
and game classes with a strong
Meeting
Officers were elected at the
September 14 meeting of
LANCE, held in the PUD
conference room in Shelton.
Mrs. A. W. Celestine,
Lilliwaup, was elected president:
Mrs. Carmelite Shackleford,
Belfair, vice president, and Mrs.
Jean Moore, Union,
secretary-treasurer.
Although LANCE is affiliated
with the Hood Canal
Environmental Council and the
Washington State Environmental
Council (both as a group and
through individual memberships)
decision was made at this meeting
novice hunter, team jumping,
back alley jumping, knock down
and out, onion race saddling race,
double barrels and gambler's
choice.
Hard hats will be required for
all jumping classes but may be
borrowed at the grounds.
to continue their work as a local
action council. The need for small
groups alert to their area
problems was stressed in the
discussion.
A ten-dollar annual
membership fee entitles
organizations to two voting
delegates. Individual LANCE
membership dues are two dollars,
students one dollar.
Meetings will be held
q uarterly and will feature
educational programs open to the
public.
Renewed efforts to secure
state legislation to control
pollution from the watercraft is
high on the council's project list.
LANCE had previously initiated
such legislation and anticipates
cooperation from the larger
councils in proposed revision and
promotion of a bill to be
presented to the next legislative
session. Such state control
legislation is considered necessary
while awaiting implementation of
federal control of watercraft
pollution.
Mrs. Celestine explained the
program and asked the council
members' cooperation in the
Puget South Coalition. A series of
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Mt. View
Alliance Church
Sunday School .... 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship . . 11:00 a.m.
A.Y.F ............6:00 p.m.
Evening Service .... 7:00 p.m.
Prayer Hour (Wed.) . 7:30 p.m.
EAR L EVERS, Pastor
Church
910 East
LEWIS B.
Sunday School ....
Morning Worship • •
C.Y.'s & Cadets • • •
Evening Service :
Bible Study (Wed
NORTHSlDE BAPTIST CHURCH
Phone 426-2488
123 W. C. St. at Olympic Hwy. Rev.
Bible Study ........................ i iilii ;i;ii"
Worship ........................... Tu
Midweek Service ..........................
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Arcadia and Lake Boulevard
ED CHAMBERLAIN, Minister
Bible School ....... 9:45 a.m. Family Service •
Worship . Wedne;ci;y --'Bi;ie Siu(iy an(~ i~;ayer"- ~ :30 b.111"
Child Care Service Available at
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Johnny's Music hx 302AIderSt.,Shelton,Wash.
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thereafter commitany of the in English riding. Leader of the 426-8426. be shown, starting 6:30 p.m.
YOU Shouh~ Know . . . ~ prohibited acts. group is Debbie Shawver. September 27 over KING. Groups
CLINT WILLOUR I Violation of the rules will Classes which will be included of from ten to 15 people will view
make students and facultyand in the show are Western Pleasure, the films and discuss the problems /I
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Sunday, September 27, 1970
N/W NATIONAL t violators to criminal sanctions in during the morning session, nothings, of them who are
Ph. 426-8139 Life Insur, nee for ~ I additiOnby the University.t° any sanctions imposed workingAftern°°nhunters,ClasseSponyWilljumping,include withoUtalways withideaS'the Ofmajority.them who are Bond Stiles Bible Study: Gilbert O. Skaar
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THURSTON COUNTY FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OLYMPIA- SHELTON e LACEY
• OLYMPIA • LACEY • SHELTON
Home Office Branch Branch
Fifth &Capitol Way 4131 Mlrket Square $111 Roilroad Avenue
; ..... ' ~ "!i ....
Series E and H Savings Bonds
sales in the State of Washington
for the month of August confirm
the continuing depressed
condition of our economy with
sales of $5,058,655 compared
with $5,942,976 a year ago ... a
14.89 per cent decrease,
Volunteer County Chairman
Harry C. James announced this
week.
Mason County sales were
$8,923 he added.
Tee Late to Classify,
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NEED RIDE to Centralia College,
weekdays. Call 426-2014. B9/24
FOR SALE 2 bedroom home
327 East "G" St. Phone
426-8107. L9/24-10/1
FOR SALE '58 Chev. $150. Call
426-2829 after 5 p.m. $9/24-10/I
350 BSA Enduro-extras $350.
426-2829 after 5 p.m.
S9/24 -10/1
FOR SALE--Four 14"x8Vz"
chrome wheels or trade for four
14"x5Vz" for Chevrolet. 426-3435
after 5 p.m. W9/24-10/1
FIREWOOD, $20.00 per cord,
delivered. Call 426-3000.
W9/24-10/15
Smok~ S~a:
Protect our forests from
destructive fires:
WHAT HAPPENS
WHEN YOU DON'T VOTE?
THAT'S RIGHT--NOTHING,
Don't let nothing happen.
REGISTER TO VOTE--NOW.
(See your county audHor by Oct. 3.)
VOTE NOVEMBER 3.
(This message brought
tO you by this newspaper and by
VOTER
IVolunteer Orcanl=mlen
to Encourage Registration)
St. David's Church
Fourth & Cedar, Shelton, Washington
8:00 A.M.-- Holy Communion
10:00 A.M.-- Family Service
The Church is always open for meditation and prayer.
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER DAY
Connection & 12th Sts. Phone 426.2805
Priesthood Meeting ...........................
Sunday School ................................ ':
Sacrament Meeting .................. "
SHELTON CHURCH t fe NAZ
Located in Memorial Hall, 2nd and
Lowell Keens, Pastor
Sunday School .......................... 1~i
Morning Worship ........................ '
Evening Service ......................
Prayer Meeting, Thursday .................
Faith Lutheran ChurCh
7th and Franklin
WORSHIP: 8:30and 11:00 a.rn.
CHURCH SCHOOL: 9:30 a.m.
Christian Worship, Fellowship, Education, 5
Kenneth Robinson, Pastor
United Methodist ChurCh
G and King Streets
REV-HORACE H. MOUNTS, Minister
Ser4vices:9:OOa m & ll:00a.rn"
Church School begins at
9:30
a.nl.
U.M.Y. at 6:30
MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN C
MISSOURI SYNOD
206 E. Wyandotte .EDWIN C
Sunday, September 27, 1970
Divine Service at 10:30
Sunday School and Bible Class at 9
Theme: "THE BELIEVER'S SUf
First Baptist
(CONSERVATIVE)
Fifth & Cote Sts. Rev. Jerry Larson,
Sunday, September 27, 1970
11:00 a.m. "RUN TO WIN!"
I Cor. 9:24-27
9:30 a.m. Bible School
6:00 p.m. Youth Groups
7:00 p.m. "IDENTIFIED WITH CHRIST?"
(Baptismal Service)
SHELTON ASSEMBLY O$
1521 Monroe St. MaSOn
Sunday School ......................
...
Morning Worship .................... ..
Christ's Ambassadors ..................
Evangelistic Service .................. :"
Wednesday -- Family Night ............. "
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Sunday, September 27,
REVIVALTIME, Sunday, 3:
Radio Ministry of the As
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