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Those who know ohm a) lege was not recognized__cial permission she_was_ “a bright young man with new ideas on educa- tion,” participated in highly individualistic, tiudent-centered experi-- tents in Urbana College, Ohio. later decided to es- - tablish his own college. — He chose Mexico, because _ be thought a foreign country would attract students from different parts of the United States ‘with different b ae k- ‘grounds. . According to Peat the | ‘echool was designed for - eiudents of superior in- . telligence who wanted to enter a graduate school , without going through | the time-consuming reg- | | ular four year college | nregram. | The school was consid- ered a community of ! écholars where the basic :. Motivation te learn was already in the individual ond theteacher was someone te consult when | one rau into trouble. The _ elasset eonsisted of dis. ' cussions in which al. - students and teachers' Participated. Some of the: discussions lasting as Jong as 10 hours. In an interview givea’ THE NEWS last ye ar, Peat said the school had, a schedule and that- classes began at a fixed i time, the only difference ‘ being there was no time! | ‘set for them to end. |; : He also said that of i the seven graduates from | i shis college at that time some had gone toe the New School for Social! Research in New York ond one to the University of Oregon. “This proves our system has been 2 turn out students rea r grad school”, Pest id. Nonetheless, Blake Col. ° ——— rT ff { ' ' oe -her extradition. ‘jn Oaxaca. It is under- . and deported. Mrs. Mur- “ here by ‘either the Min- deported again. e istry -of Education nor Behind her she left .the National University. ; Blake College: an empty Sate ntact’ pomied | shell. While other Amen official dealings with the | ican students are flock. . institution. . ing back to school from Mrs. Murray joined the ' Maine to California, the ‘faculty at Peat’s invita-_ building that served 3 ' tion. She had won many campus in Valle de Bra. . enemies when she sued vo is locked and shutter- to ban praver from pub- £d. Peat is underst ‘lic schools. The case‘ jo be teaching in a mo went to the US. Su- ; rthodox manner at preme Court which ruled ' Yniversity of Montana. in her favor. . Ba rn Since then she had. _— been in trouble with the police in Baltimore and has issued an order for. Peat, sympathizing.- —- were her situation, of- fered her a job. Accord- ; ing te sources in Valle Soe de Bravo, Mrs. Murray sy . accerted, then tried te take over the running of the institution. When she _ failed she reported to lo- cal police that many of the students were becom ing drug addicts. - Apparently the drugs were so-called magic: mushrooms and LSD. . LSD, lysergic. acid. has many qualities similar te the mushrooms. The fun- gus has long been used in rural areas, especially stood to release the in- : hiditing function of the Soon need ETS . brain, producing halluci- ‘ nations. Scandal followed Mrs. . Murray’s charges. Many students were arrested ray herself was picked * up for entering Mexico . te : as Mary Ann O'Connor, 2.0) 0 wo eee She was deported only te return under her true me. As deportees sre { permitted te re-enter e country withow spe” ———__—