Military recruiters to visit campus on March 23
The Office of Placement and Graduate Counseling announces that military recruiters will visit campus on March 23 to meet students who sign up for interviews. Location is to be announced. The college acts as an impartial intermediary under academic freedom, arranging meetings only if students show interest.
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Aft
Dorothy Seth
Ms. Smith
US Air Force
Oberin
Oife
Smith
George Langeler
David Byers
Charman
Langeler
Navy
Nos
Marine
Abusua urges confederation based campus government model
Abusua executive council members at GovCom meeting call for a confederation style campus government giving autonomy to certain campus constituencies. James Poe argues for substantial autonomous powers to address community needs, citing Afro American studies and related programs. Debate covers funding, representation, and roles of oversight bodies.
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Camus Black Stent
GovCom
Camus
James Poe
Abusua
Poe
Edward Long
Edsworth Carson
Mme Carlson
Samuel Goldberg
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Thse
Goldberg
Investment policy hearing on South Asia college concerns
A hearing is set this Thursday to discuss an AY issue involving investment policy by a college doing business in South Asia. The agenda includes questions about coaching, staffing, and funding, with decisions anticipated by 7:30 PM in King 26.
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South Asia
King
SLC Sets March 22 Senate Elections At Campus
The Student Life Committee fixed a March 22 election date with nominations due by March 16. They maintain at large representation, reduce seats from 20 to 0, seek to suspend the 50 percent turnout rule, and plan seniors voting. Twenty-two students already filed to run, mostly as independents, amid concerns over short campaigning time before spring break.
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Sly Steven Goluser
Student Life
Stent
Association of Students
SLC
Town Council plans budget work sessions
The Town Council will hold several budget work sessions to discuss funding for public health and welfare, transportation, general government, and Basic titles. Debates over leisure activities, environment, and public safety will guide upcoming talks, with a major focus on utilities and possible sewer rate hikes.
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Mery -Annel Gecieen
College
Thomas Dalton
Oberlin
Counell
Robber nabbed in Elyria armed robbery case
A two year old Elyria man faces armed robbery charges after a last week cash heist of 3000 dollars from the Treasurer's Office. Judge David R Goldthorpe set bond at 5000 dollars and the defendant would be held in Lorain County until able to post. Police would not disclose how many suspects are being sought, though there may be more than two individuals involved.
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Elyria
David R Goldthorpe
Lorain County
Nlite
Ity Paice
Lawrence Nowery
Ren Thik
Nixon
Johnson
John Kennedy
Washington
Sidey on Kennedys press rapport and Nixon era secrecy
Sidey reflects on John F Kennedy as the most press friendly president and contrasts him with Richard Nixon. He notes Nixon’s attempt to control news, secrecy, and a four-man inner circle, while Kennedy is praised for openness and historic awareness. He discusses shifts from Eisenhower era powers to Keynesian centralized governance.
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Werresienes
John Enedy
Iaea
Henry Kissinger
Kenneth Keating
India
Nixon
Dr. Kissinger
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John Mitchell
White House
Anderson
Gee Sidey
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