Schools need to address
war issues, panel agrees
With school systems nationwide
urging parents to change the
channel when the nuclear war
dramatization "The Day After”
airs next Sunday, a Friday panel
discussion took on a particularly
timely cast.
In EMU Room 101, a member of
Students for a Nuclear Free Future
asked two South Eugene High
School students and two Eugene
members of Educators for Social
Responsibility to respond to the
question, "should public schools
address the issue of nuclear war?"
In their introductory remarks,
each answered yes.
Student Paul Mapp said the
schools generally shouldn't shy
away from controversial issues,
although he added that "there's
nothing controversial about the
effects (of nuclear war)."
Teacher Maggie Contrum said
nuclear war is "the most impor
tant educational issue of our
time." But teachers' own ig
norance makes their primary role
a difficult one to fullfill, she said.
Teacher Dale Sturdevant spoke
of additional societal and govern
mental pressures and opposition
to airing the issue of nuclear war
in the public schools.
Sturdevant, who teaches math
and science at Spencer Butte Mid
dle School, said opponents of
nuclear education, namely Pres.
Ronald Reagan and Moral Majori
ty Leader jerry Falwell, "focus on
the traumatizing of young
children, not on preparing high
school kids for particapatory
democracy.
"Very clearly, they don't believe
in participatory democracy,"
Sturdevant said.
Teachers should make students
aware of the effects of nuclear war
and should provide them with
role models of "active dynamic
people who've worked for
peace," Sturdevant said.
An onlooker asked the panel to
respond to the Portland school
district's suggestion that people
under the age of 16 not watch next
Sunday's airing of "The Day
After," which dramatizes the ef
fects of a nuclear bomb blast on
Kansas City and surrounding
areas.
Mapp said censorship was not a
proper function of the public
schools.
Gontrum was noncommittal,
but noted that the Eugene school
district has made no public pleas
for age restrictions.
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