Food strike at Fourah Bay College stirs student power
Bruce W. Scott notes a five day boycott over meals amid student anger at the Domestic Buesar and Ayub. The piece contrasts British administrative stability with growing student power, detailing leadership struggles, lack of formal channels, and calls for change in food policy and governance.
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Fourah Bay Jege
Amazoo College
F.B.C
Ayub
David Nicol
Ueil
K-College
Mstees
Committee Defines Student Criticism at K College
The Student Senate Academic Affairs Committee outlines four starting points for student criticism of professors focusing on direct conversation, course evaluations, department chair contact, and mediation by acting Dean Douglas Peterson. The piece argues for simpler, channel-based conflict resolution over bureaucratic procedures and recalls past campus power dynamics and boycotts.
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Student Senate
Eric Anderson
Anderson
Douglas Peterson
Wallace Hall Leads Three Construction Projects
Wallace Hall a 46 800 square foot three story general classroom building under construction between Mandelle Library and Trowbridge Hall will house a large lecture hall four three tiered classrooms a psychology lab and offices. The $613 000 natatorium across from Tredway Gymnasium aims for summer use with a spectator gallery and locker rooms. Mandelle Library renovation is the third phase replacing Bowen Hall as main administration while Bowen Hall is razed for a new student union due by late 1969 or early 1970.
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Wallace Hall
Mandelle Library
Trowbridge Hall
Tredway Gymnasium
Mandelle
Bowen Hall
Mike Herthneck outlines tentative Senate program goals
Mike Herthneck, appointed to preside over the Kalamazoo College Senate after Bruce Haight resigned, discussed aims to improve chapel programs, reevaluate drug policy, and coordinate GLSCA student council. He favors engaging speakers, fewer point systems for service attendance, and greater student participation on faculty committees.
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Mike Herthneck
Senate
Bruce Haight
Herthneck
Kalamazoo College
College Association
GLSCA
Kalamazoo College President Named GLCA Chairman
Dr. Weimer K. Hicks, president of Kalamazoo College, was elected chairman of the Board of Directors of the Great Lakes Colleges Association. He previously served as secretary treasurer and succeeds James P. Dixon as chair. Ohio Wesleyan’s Elden T. Smith becomes vice chairman and Wabash’s Paul W. Cook takes the secretary treasurer role. The GLCA includes Albion Antioch Denison DePauw Earlham Hope Kenyon Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Wabash and Wooster with 20 000 students across 12 Midwestern colleges.
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Weimer K. Hicks
Kalamazoo College
The
Great Lakes Colleges Association
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
GLCA
Hicks
Kalamazoo
Albion
Antioch
Denison
DePauw
Earlham
Hope
Kenyon
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Wabash
Wooster
Ford Foundation Funds 1966 School Building Drive
The Ford Foundation Challenge program finances a large portion of the school building drive in 1966. K College independently raised 5.5 million dollars, with the Ford Foundation matching 2.2 million dollars.
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Ford Foundation
K College
Hindu Chapel Vesper to Open Winter Program with Drama Readings
The Hindu Chapel will launch the winter quarter program with a vesper service at 6 30 p.m. January 14 in Stetson Chapel featuring readings from The Brothers and The Flood by B Davie Napier of Stanford. Dr Leroy R Rouner will speak January 15 at 10 a.m. on Christian Faith and the Indian Experiment in Nation Building.
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B. Davie Napier
Stanford
Stetson Chapel
Leroy R. Rouner
Moday
Rouner
Harvard
Union Theological Seminary
Bangalore
South India
United Theological College
Madras
India
Institute For Church and Society
William Ernest Hocking
Harvard University Press
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Humphrey House
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