13 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
1
The NAACP seeks applicants for a Mississippi summer program to aid Civil Rights efforts. COFO coordinates several projects across four areas including voter registration and community centers. Applications run June 7 to August 25 with interviews the week after spring break.
The Joint Board announces a unified procedure for disciplinary cases affecting students. Students may question accusers when facts are disputed, with deans acknowledging cases, and revised rules ensure advisers and full access to case minutes. The aim is a fair, non legalistic process and clear paraphrase of proceedings.
The Wilson Foundation awarded 34 fellowships to Oberlin College seniors for 1964 65, ranking sixth in the nation and besting a former local record of two. Danforth Fellowship also went to Byron Mook, among 100 nationwide, with conditions to pursue college teaching. Winners span political science economics physics and art history, with twelve pursuing graduate work in social sciences and five in sciences.
Council elections ignite campus campaign activity as the Progressive Student League and SCOPE flood student mailboxes with propaganda. PSL endorses 18 candidates and SCOPE 12, while debates over access to faculty committees and student opinion divide administration and students.
Supporters of Ambassador Lodge mobilize after a New Hampshire victory as delegates and backers rally to build a nationwide drive. The NH result weakens Goldwater and Rockefeller support, with Lodge garnering 33 votes to 20,748 for Goldwater and 15,796 for Nixon in some counts. New Hampshire delegates pledge backing and outline plans to compile Lodge organization lists for further campaigning.
The Board of Controls, meeting to review offenses in off campus delegation offices, will decide if cases go to the Joint Board or women and men’s boards. The board can suspend office privileges and serves as a screening device for student judiciary bodies. Members cited a recent incident near an off campus apartment above a delegation office and urged a good neighbor policy while inviting reports of offenses to be referred to the Board. Representatives from each off campus delegation office include Harvey Price Pete Anderson Tom Hopkins Cindy Brown Mel Kunt Katty Hagen and Ken Keith.
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