10 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1965
Page
1
The group urged affiliation during a faculty meeting led by Shea Home 4 clan a on the decision will be made by the general faculty. Professor Hanreck chaired the committee and spoke about wrapping up the session. Student concerns were raised by Dick Osman and the Student Council.
Nine Coffee men, seven freshmen, were suspended until noon December 18 after panty raids. Four will appeal to the faculty. all nine appealed to the Committee of Deans, who upheld the decision. Some plan to appeal the General Faculty. others must leave Oberlin by midnight Thursday. The actions aim to deter future panty raids, deemed dangerous due to large crowds and excitement.
The faculty votes to establish none grade fed courses for 1966 67 with two full semesters at Oberlin allowing a satisfactory unsatisfactory option each semester. Satisfactory counts toward graduation, unsatisfactory does not affect graduation or class rank but remains on the permanent record. Departments may adopt this grading as an alternative to letters. The plan will be tested this period.
The YR club approved a formal letter backing President Johnson's Vietnam policy and urging support for government aims. The executive board finalized wording despite some objections, and plans include studying projects while countering antiwar groups. College sophomores Shaw Nordquest Levy commented on aims and tactics.
Nathan Glazer will speak at 35 tonight in Wilder Main Lounge, correcting a prior report that had listed 730 as the time. The event remains in Wilder Main Lounge with no changes to location.
Faculty will assess a proposed program emphasizing non grade driven course choice. Two items highlight whether the system will curb grade focus and increase student flexibility. Frank Laycock notes broader options while Dean Hellmuth cites access to courses students might not otherwise select.
Harvard law professor Archibald Cox told a Wilder Main Lounge forum that damage from civil disobedience often outweighs any gains when laws are valid. He urged nonviolence and warned that frequent disobedience cheapens the weapon, citing draft card burning and other protests at a four day Erie symposium.
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