01 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Kalamazoo College Index
Location
Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1976
Page
1
The Casino d Old Welles opens this Saturday night for Monte Carlo Night hosted by the tuxedoed M. Thomas La Barge and run by CUB. Champagne, hors d oeuvres, and dancing accompany games of chance amid a Continental ambiance and festive crowd.
The Index will publish four times this quarter on alternating Fridays. It will not be a newsletter but a features and editorials oriented issue. Submissions are welcome placed in the Index box by the Union Desk and may be discarded if unsuitable.
Matt Petterild editor notes Wilderness Education plans future Land Sea courses with input from students on implementation. Dr. Winch invites ideas on get itinerary and logistics while Lambert interim director of Insight program arranges seminars this quarter. This Sunday Jim Bear Lonnie Supnick lead all day seminar at The Croft with dates Feb 9 President's Lounge discussion and Feb 22 Dewey Rainsford lead another all day Croft retreat.
In DeWaters dorm at Kalamazoo area campus, repeated break-ins and night visitors have prompted security tightening. A universal lock from 1 AM to 6 AM now restricts entry to all dorms, sparking concern over fear and social withdrawal among residents. Habitat activities include student trips and gear rentals organized by Ed Wild and others.
A proposal before the Student Life Committee seeks an escort service to increase safety for students on campus. A central desk would call volunteer escorts for those walking alone at night, with final plans pending campus approval and student support. Residents may send questions to Susan Kaiser.
A demographic study at Kalamazoo College reveals 75 percent of students are Michigan residents with a rising share of in-state enrollees since 1970. Region One counties now supply 42 percent of freshmen, signaling growing dependence on Metropolitan Detroit and potential future shifts in class composition.
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