22 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
1
The Review predicts a Sunday afternoon basketball defeat for the council men. The crusading editor denounces council meetings as anemic and ridiculed, vowing sharp critique of officials and their actions.
An editorial excerpt teases a midwestern university scene with mentions of Dick Roisman, Sally Conewell, and the Cornell team. It notes a council push for Osterman and Silverman as players and staff, while a self deprecating line hints at split loyalties and expectations of early team assignments.
A garbled report notes discussions about Dance Festival rehearsals and a planned vote on a game set. Rosman comments on baiting and unity, while Connett supporters and Berkman mock the idea. The student senate is mentioned with possible commissions and a blunt closing remark about Cornell.
Forty-seven candidates seek 22 Student Council posts across Cornell. Elections are set for Monday and Tuesday next week with party lines including Slate, SRA, PSL, and BRA. The Slate platform targets social rule liberalization. SRA aims at freshman issues. PSL claims campus tensions. voters may cast 12 unranked votes under a new Cornel voting scheme.
The General Acuity Committee on Student Publications met to consider the future of the controversial course evaluation booklet. Ralph Singleton and Chuck Cole described aims including a discreet presentation of data and summaries of teaching methods to aid course choice. The project will base on 1200 questionnaires and is planned for May after the course catalogue but before registration, with a budget of 385 for printing.
SEPC delays urging faculty to consider the trimester plan amid student and registrar concern that the change increases pressure under 3 3 schedules. The sub committee notes potential benefits like fewer courses per term but warns of inequities in credit and course reconfiguration.
The Student Council completed its 1966 67 budget on Sunday with a total of 6072.25 dollars after cuts across twenty areas to boost the Review allocation. A 1200 dollar increase to the Review followed unexpected printing cost rises, while other cuts affected Social Board, Hi-O-Hi, Emergency Fund, ODA, Conservatory Board, YM-YWCA, and Sailing Cub allocations.
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