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A request for a moratorium on the alteration of our natural campus environment was made to the President at his press conference February 16,1970. "Everything in nature is related," said Edward Shaw, author of the statement. Such things as the wanton destruction of trees and underbrush in the campus lake area can upset the ecology. It is important that we work with nature and not against it, because nature will inevitably win in the long run. Shaw does not question the need for expansion but he does question "the way the university 'conforms' to its natural environment...Expansion should be sensitive. We have to show more feeling for our environment." Shaw, a student at the University and a member of PYE Club and Environmental Forum is also concerned with the architecture of Edward Durell Stone and its "obscene destruction of that which is natural." "We have to recognize that the architect has a moral responsibility to nature and to society...I think Stone does not recognize this moral responsibility." The text of the proposal by Edward Shaw which was written in consultation with Dr. Long of the Chemistry Department is as follows: