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OTHER NEWS STORIES - Adrenaline! rushed to recognition - Religious forum strives to reach understanding - Film demonstrates race relations are still relevant - News Briefs This week in history Teresa Peters Copy Editor Take a peek at what happened around mid-February in... 1973 University of Notre Dame Government Professor Gerhart Niemeyer raised the ire of hippie Ebbtide writer Don Bockelman. "I felt 'pressured' listening to this authority figure telling me that I am destroying the fabric of American life ... by wearing my hair long, my beard uncreamed by creamy Noxima [sic] cream puffs," said Bockelman. "So that I am equivalent to Nazi murders [sic] because I want to live with people and not images of people projected by well researched TV programmers." According to Bockelman, the professor's anti-hippie attitude was lunacy bordering on genius, or vice versa. The "Flack" arts-and-entertainment calendar announced concert dates for Neil Young, the Bee Gees, Roberta Flack and Curtis Mayfield (of Superfly renown); while the regular briefs section announced meetings of the Northwest Shell Collectors and SCC's Christian Science Organization. 1983 Psychotherapist Judith Briscoe-Kleven gave a brown-bag lecture on campus, addressing the issue: why women think they need a man. She identified the following as "victimizing" theories: pairing seen in nature; Freud's "sexual organ" envy; and Judeo-Christian subversion mechanisms in advertising. To overcome their "non-okayness," Briscoe-Kleven recommended that women become their own best friends through self-affirmation. On the page immediately following the Briscoe-Kleven article, The Ebbtide asked the SCC community what they wanted from Cupid on Valentine's Day. Of the dozen women who answered, one-third wanted roses and another one-third asked for "beefcake." 1993 The paper wrapped up its coverage of Club Day with articles on a handful of clubs, including those for the science savvy, Christian conscious, future focused and Cheerleading. The SCC men's basketball team narrowly missed its shot at post-season play when Skagit Valley beat the buzzer for an 82-80 win. © 2003 Shoreline Community College™