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MARRIAGE FORUM
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I Bowman Weighs \
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\ Assets, Problems]
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By GLENN DROMGOOLE
Managing Editor
Dr. Henry Bowman of the University of Texas weighed the
problems and advantages of college marriages in the YMCA’s
second Marriage Forum Tuesday night.
“If you can’t have the best marriages in the world, then who
can?” Bowman asked the student audience.
“I like to see people wait until they are at least 20 (for marriage)”
he added.
Problems of “putting husband through college,” according to
Bowman, include:
1. Reversal of roles — man’s ego is threatened when his wife
is the bread-winner.
2. Total load carried and the special pressures involved — with
both husband and wife serving double duty as student and laborer.
Special pressures build up, often causing misunderstanding and con
flict.
3. Housing — thin walls, limited space leads to confusion and
distraction.
4. Limits man in freedom of choice — because of family responsi
bility, it is more difficult to change majors, pursue higher degrees.
Solutions listed by Bowman:
1. High quality person entering the marriage. They must be
able to tolerate these circumstances.
2. Some yielding of traditional roles.
3. Realize it is only a temporary hardship.
“Nothing takes the place of the quality of persons involved,”
the speaker noted.
Advantages:
1. Security.
2. Emotional support.
3. Freedom to live together with the kind of freedom that
unmarrieds don’t have.
4. Time element — hours previously spent dating are eliminated.
Five factors influencing a successful marriage, Bowman said,
are:
1. Motivation — the will to succeed; determiniation.
2. Perspective — able to put little annoyances into perspective.
3. Ego surrender — the recognition that the marriage is bigger
than the people in it.
4. Critical self-analysis — what effect are you having on other
people, especially the other marriage partner?
5. Acceptance — accept the other person both as a person
and as a member of the opposite sex with different attitudes, philo
sophies and outlooks.
Bowman also listed eight reasons why marriages fail. Included
were: conflict; interference from other goals; fear or jealousy; un
acceptable circumstances; role expectations; outworn attitudes; sex
separated from love, and petty annoyances which get out of propor
tion.
BATTALION CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE
1955 V-8 Ford, Radio and Heater, $175.00,
K22-4934. 15213
1960 Triumph, sports car, Rood condition,
801 Fairview, 846-5504. 152t7
TOP SOIL
Good rich top soil, (no grass burs). Call
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top. See B. E. Fullerton at Y-l-F Hensel.
WORK WANTED
Typing - Thesis experience. 823-8459.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
FOR RENT
sell, and trade new and used
recorders, radios, steroes,
onditioners.
Mint green silk orga
size 10, 815.00, 846-8661.
nza party dress,
151t2
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bicycles, tape
iKief,, i T. V.’s, refrigerators, a.i
iDlun ! etc. WHITE AUTO STORE, College Sta
tion, 846-5626.
NOTICE OF BID SALE
For sale approximately 725
sizes in frames. Bid form will
i will be recei
Director of Purchasi
picture of all
mes. Bid form will be avail- i
able and sealed bid will be received in the ;
office of the
Ston
10
ice ot the Director of Purchasing amt
res, B&U building, Asbury Street, until
A. M. MONDAY 22nd of March 1965.
The pictures may he inspected by contact-
ntory Superviso
ine right is reserved to reject any and
bids and waive any and all teehnicaliti
the Inventory iSupei
address. For informati
The right is reserved to
iventory Supervisor at the above
For information c
ejei
VI 6-5122.
and all
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Three stores of values. Main Store, New-
Custom and Decorator Furnishings. Bar-
Min Barn, Used Furniture and Appliances.
The Colonel's Corner, Old, Odd, Retired,
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Knowledge of typing and adding machine.
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refrigerator and good stove, $50.00 per
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Large, redecorated, furnished efficiencies,
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Complete Service Dept.
Body and Paint Dept.
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THE CHICKEN SHACK
features old fashioned Chicken
and Dumplings on Thursdays.
We also have Charcoal Broiled
Steaks every day at popular
prices. (Never a doubt about
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
Official notices must be brought or
mailed so as to arrive in the Office
of Student Publications (Ground Floor
YMCA, VI 6-6415, hours 8-12, 1-5, daily
Monday through Friday) at or before the
deadline of 1 p. m. of the day preceding
publication—Director of Student Publica
tions.
Graduate Students who are registered for
• more hours and whos
is satisfactory are eligi
positions on the Graduate Student
Council for the academic year 1965-66.
The Council is composed of twelve elected
members distributed according to the By
eight or more hours and whose academic
record is satisfactory are eligible to run
for
laws of the organization as follows:
College of Agriculture - 3
College of Arts and Sciences - 4
College of Engineering - 3
College of Veterinary Medicine - 1
uollege
Institute of Statistics - 1
qualified students should
icy at the Graduate College
floor. Coke Building.
Interested and qualified students should
file for candidar-
office, second i
LAST DAY FOR FILING:
MARCH 19, 1965 152t3
NATIONAL DEFENSE STUDENT LOANS
Application forms for National Defense
Loans for the Summer 1965 and Academic
Year 1965-66, may be obtained from the
Student Aid Office, Room 8, Y.M.C.A.
Building, during the period from March 15
to April 30, 1965. Applications must be
filed with this office no later than 5:00
P. M. May 3, 1965. LATE APPLICA
TIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
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Cut, Wrapped, Ready To Go
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10 Lbs. Seven Steak
10 Lbs. Ground Beef
4 Lbs. Franks
6 Lbs. Chuck Roast
4 Lbs. Pork Chops
4 Lbs. B-BQ Beef
4 Lbs. Beef Patties
2 Lbs. Pork Sausage
2 Lbs. Veal Liver
50 Lb. Order $24.95
V 2 Order $12.95
Inspect & Select from our
beef chill room - Veal, Baby
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home freezer or food locker.
Buy Now Pay Later with
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Notice — we have installed
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Hanson Locker Plant
2701 Texas Ave
822-1316
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Furniture, Appliances, Bedding,
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THE BATTALION Wednesday, March 17, 1965 College Station, Texas Page 3
Mrs. Texas A&M Candidates
Six of the 23 candidates for Mrs. Texas Ann Spinks. Mrs. Texas A&M will be pre-
A&M are shown above. Left to right are sented at a dance in the MSC Ballroom Sat-
Kay Smitherman, Judy Flippo, Judy Taylor, urday night.
Wanda Johnson, Sherry Kovar and Betty
Rice Editor Gets
Reconsideration
HOUSTON — William Timme,
student Association president at
Rice University raised a question
Tuesday night about the fairness
of the “due process” review to be
given Rice Thresher Editor, Hugh
Rice Kelley.
Kelley was put on disciplinary
probation and removed from the
editorship for “flaunting adminis
trative authority and refusing to
speak with Rice’s Dean of Stu
dents Dr. S. W. Higginbotham.
In a meeting with Rice presi-
Robert Boone
Announces 11
Singing Cadets
Eleven new members have been
added to the Singing Cadets, of
ficial glee club of A&M.
The new members include Gene
P. Burroughs, a junior from Bay-
town; Joseph A. Slivinske, a fresh
man from State College, Pa.; Barry
S. Rodgers, a freshman from Dal
las and Thomas W. Hewett, a
sophomore from Freeport.
Others named were William B.
Stack, a freshman from Groves;
Lohn F. Yoder, a freshman from
Fort Worth; Robert Mark Claus-
sen, a freshman from Humble and
Henry Y. Chou, a graduate stu
dent from Pittsurgh, Pa.
David S. Butler, and Fred L.
May, freshmen from San Antonio
and Francis A. Tice, a freshman
from Rockport, round out the ap
pointments.
Robert L. “Bob” Boone, director
of the 52-member group, said the
11 have replaced students who
graduated and those who failed to
maintain the necessary grade point
ratio.
The Singing Cadets are also the
official glee club of the Miss Teen
Age America pageant, held each
November in Dallas and televised
nationally. Later this month the
Singing Cadets are to tape two
songs for a Houston television
station for showing in May.
dent, Kenneth Pitzer, Tuesday
morning, the Student Association
was told that Kelley could appeal
his case.
“He will go back and talk to
the dean. If he does not agree
to a compromise to Kelley’s liking,
Kelley may appeal the decision
to Pitzer, said Timme. He could
conceiveably appeal the case to
the Board of Directors.
“The probation papers must be
signed by the president before
they become effective, continued
Timme. Therefore, in signing
Kelley’s probation papers, Pit
zer agreed with the charge and
with the punishment.”
“Although I am sure that
both Pitzer and Higginbotham
will be as impartial as they can,
how can they, if they were parties
to the punishment in the first
place?” said Timme.
Before the ^meeting, the stu
dents had been told by a uni
versity official that no appeal
would be available to Kelley
However, at the meeting, Pitzer
said a review would be available.
A petition asking for “due pro
cess” in student disciplinary act-
tion, and signed by 108 Rice in
structors was given to Pitzer.
The Rice professors have un
animously approved a document
of the American Association of
University Professors which con
tains approval of “due process”
in handling student disciplinary
matters.
Ball Sharply Hits
U. S. Policy Critics
WASHINGTON <A>> — Under
secretary of State George W.
Ball sharply attacked “De Gaul-
lism” and U. S. critics of Ameri
can foreign policy Tuesday.
In obvious reference to some
proposals put forward by French
President Charles de Gaulle,
Ball said, “It is not enough for
a nation simply to offer advice
on all aspects of world affairs —
it should be prepared to back
that advice with resources.”
Graduate Council
Positions Open
Filing is now open for positions
on the Graduate Student Council,
the deadline is Friday and students
may file in the Graduate College
Office in the Coke Building.
Graduate students who are re
gistered for eight or more hours
and whose academic record is satis
factory are eligible to run for the
council.
Three members of the council
will be elected from the College of
Agriculture, four from the College
of Arts and Sciences three from
the College of Engineering, one
from the Institute of Statistics.
These positions compose the en
tire membership of the council.
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