MONDAY. APRIL 23. 1962
Family
Council
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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
NAL WEEK
Rsg. 5.25
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Ldiior's Nute: The Family Coun
cil contlkts ol a Judi;e. a psychia
trist, a women's editor, and two
writers, fcai-h article is a summary
of an actual case history. The
Council reports on problems that
hae been dealt with by respon
sible agencies and counselors.
Mrs. K. E. The college
of her choice is said to have
a fast crowd.
Eileen E. Because they
treat students like adults, my
folk are worried.
Mrs. K. E. To come right
out with it, Eileen has been
accepted by a progressive wo
men's college which actually
offers its students a course in
birlh control. Now what sort
of school can it be if that's
the sort of thing it teaches?
We can't put our foot down
on this. Eileen's grandfather
left her a trust fund to finance
her college education and the
purse strings are out of our
hands for the next four years,
anyway. Of course we can try
moral suasion but whenever
we offer our shocked opinion,
Eileen tells us we're reaction
ary fuddy-duddies longing for
the old Victorian days.
I hope you can straighten
her out as to what a college
is for.
Eileen E. My parents
have pounced upon this one
course and labelled the col
lege I'm selecting "fast", be
cause of it. Naturally it's all
a matter of a girl's character
and moral standards as to
what use she makes of this
information.
When a girl's away from
home, it seems she's in great
er danger from not knowing
things than from knowing
them. Since the college is her
home away from home, it is
responsible for her welfare
as well as for her education.
This school happens to take
its responsibility seriously.
I'm hurt that my parents
think I must be ignorant to
be good. They've raised me
to be good. Knowledge will
help me stay that way.
The Council: Unbelievable
and shocking as it sounds, an
associate professor of Pediat
rics at a leading medical
college revealed, in a recent
magazine article, that pediat
ricians have been receiving
increasinly frequent visits
from ex-patients, now grown
into college girls, who plead
with them desperately to
treat their latest problem
pregnancy just as willing
ly as they used to treat ear
ache and sore throat.
Some of the alert colleges
wish to be completely fair to
the girls under their wing.
While despite close supervis
ion and strict rules they can't
supply brakes for a girl whose
morals are slippery, they can
supply facts. Surprisingly, the
most sophisticated young wo
men have only vague, usual
ly mistaken, ideas. The col
lege Eileen refers to not only
urges its students to go
straight, but feels duty-bound
to set them straight on ques
tions which can Ret muddied
over by old wives' tales, inside
info and double talk.
Mrs. E., leaping to a rather
hysterical conclusion, is mis
taken in her fears that wan
tonness may be encouraged
by frank discussion. The
course she mentions is one in
hygiene. It's been conducted
at Barnard since 1948 by Dr
Marjory Nelson whose un
flinching policy is to answer
all questions.
At Vassar, too, several "sex
panels" are offered, at which
four officials the colleg'
M. D., psychiatrist, assistant
president and zoology profes
sor reply to any question
the freshmen and sophomores
present. Other colleges are
weighing student demands
for a more honest, realistic
approach to the natural, inti
mate problems which trouble
them.
Certainly license and free
love aren't condoned by these
schools. And, Eileen's college
merely proposes to supply
students with truths to re
place the half-truths which en
snare them.
Building Permit
Value Increases
The value of building per
mits in Medford issued during
March increased over March
last year, the University of
Oregon's bureau of business
research ha reported.
Lasl month, the value total
ed Sl.053.161. compared to
SD78.738 during the same
month last year.
Of the total, the value of
permits issued for dwellin
units was $479,500: for new
non-residontial, $544,560; an
for additions, alterations and
repairs. S29.901.
Washington-1! PI'-The atomi
anergv commission announc
ed that another low - yield
weapons test was conducted
underground Saturday at it
Nevada proving grounds.
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