IEPOC Explores Use of Vacant Graduate School Building
IEPOC outlines possible uses of the vacant Graduate School building for academic purposes rather than dorms. The committee aims to present a concrete plan to the faculty by March 16, with suggestions for dorms classrooms and a library still under discussion and no agreement reached.
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Ene Ee Eta Eusing
Ein Wim McNaughton
Chinwe
Robert Care
Bulding
B&g Speredy
Bulding Furthenl
SLC Debates Section Autonomy And Open Dorm Hours
The Faculty Committee on Student Life narrowed Senate action autonomy provisions while approving extended hours for open dorms. Professor David Anders ton and Joe Gross voiced cautious optimism for a compromise to be discussed at a March 1 faculty meeting. A subcommittee will meet the Social Rules Committee to draft a compromise.
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Senate
David Anderston
Anderson
Joe Gross
SLC
Social Rules Committee
New Dorms Delay Applications and Dorm Reorganization
University housing plans delay next year applications until after spring break as eight new dorms to open in fall. men’s dorms finished by November, women’s residences by September, temporary housing for 128 men, and conversion of some women’s houses to male dorms. Experimental living programs under review may reshape dorm use with coed house proposals and faculty interaction plans debated by the Senate.
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Anita Reiehard
Daniell ‘van Eyck
Mss. Rechard
Dean van Eyck
Mld
Senate
Vankyck
Sun House
POC
George Pangeler
Feeble campus talk on Asian Studies housing proposal
McNaught and House discuss a tentative plan for Asian Studies housing at the college. The idea sparks mixed feelings and concerns it could isolate the program from campus life, with hopes it would be used for academic purposes and increase informal contact among students.
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Te Asan House
Mr. McNaught
Unclear academic scheduling notice on course changes
The document notes fixed hours for saat registration and restrictions on new courses after the third Saturday of February. It states drop deadlines until mid semester and penalties for withdrawn courses, with references to students, faculty, and an ad hoc committee including McNauahue, Pet ns, Edward Long, Richard Mar rosso, and Carl Peterson.
Forum Board Announces Program With Notable Speakers
The Forum Board outlines a semester schedule featuring Bruce Payne, John Eisen, and other scholars. Events include talks on The Dead Sea Scrolls and Vietnam, plus planned visits by Allen Ginsberg and philosophers from Pittsburgh and UC San Diego. Housing and dormitory studies accompany the plan.
Honor Committee Application Date for 1967 68
The application window opens Sunday February 26 for the Honor Committee 1967 68. Interested students are advised to contact Joan Hostomley South or Margery Chalifoux Russian House for details.
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Fontnet Joan Hostomley
South
Margery Chalifoux
Modern Dance Club Technique Demonstration in Hales Annex
The Modern Dance Club will give a technique demonstration for £20. It will be held Monday in the Dance Studio located in Hales Annex.
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Hales Annex
Faculty Senate talks shift to informal hours autonomy deal
Mr Anderson said most formal rule discussions between the Faculty Student Life Committee and the Senate were replaced by informal talks on section autonomy. He added this should help reach an acceptable agreement now.
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Anderson
Senate
Mioe
Center Installs New Computer At College
The Louges new 260/80 computer in the physics building began operation on Feb. 18. It promises up to tenfold speed over the old TBM 1620, with an 360/30 mode two and a half times faster in the 1620 mode. The center rents the machine at an estimated value of 280000, and a separate memory bank was installed. Robert Bushnell, director, notes operators will need time to learn the new system and a full switch-over is planned for this summer.
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Robert Bushnell
Miter Center
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Vietnam
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Center For Philosophy of Science
University of Pittsburgh
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University of California At San Diego
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Oberlin
Berkeley
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