EdCom outlines Mihits of te acm
EdCom outlines Mihits of te acm. The prose report is the core item, noting proposed study and a committee plan.
23 Mar 1971
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
1
EdCom outlines Mihits of te acm. The prose report is the core item, noting proposed study and a committee plan.
Two proposals to EPPC urge moving modern dance from Theater Arts and Physical Education administration to autonomous program status. Brenda Way proposes mixed faculty and new staff, student participation, and use of venues to boost performance opportunities, with a student senate vote. The second plan adds a joint student faculty decision team and a one year pledge exemption, aiming for broader growth while preserving cross department exchange.
Student Senate passed bylaw amendments altering elections and representation. A ten of fifteen cap on elected senators aims to curb bloc voting while dorm representation faces debate. DiFerdinando urged reducing the candidate cap to eight, but the body approved his suggestion only after further discussion.
Broad reforms outlined by the EdCom commission emphasize a learner centered model with flexible, individual study paths. Public meetings are set for April 8 at 7:30 pm in the Rice Faculty Lounge and April 12 at 7:30 pm in the Rice Lounge to discuss the report and seek community comments.
The Lorain community welfare council drew praise from moderator Louise Kula for its annual report, which centered on insights from Mrs. Mack Quillen of the Action Welfare Group. The session contrasted with state and local welfare data, noting funding concerns, rising caseloads, and unemployment linked to strikes, while highlighting public misconceptions about welfare recipients.
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