12 May 1967
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1967
Page
1
A chaotic fragment shows a group called Students and SLC planning a session on autonomy. Text shows garbled remarks about agreements, meetings, and attendees with unclear roles and incomplete phrases.
Oberlin college faculty discuss the Student Senate off campus housing proposal at a May meeting. Dean Van Eck urges careful study of campus housing as a program while considering immediate changes to ease student and local concerns. Senate president Bernie Mayer and others answer questions on the proposal.
Composer Aaron Copland surveys shifts in modern music as electronic sounds and new textures redefine artistic expression. He notes audiences must adapt to evolving forms, warns against forcing melodic content, and praises fertile university culture while acknowledging weaknesses in contemporary scholarship.
The FAA approved construction of a local airport near Oberlin amid disputes over Elyria’s funding share and plans for a hearing on the project. Tufts and committee members threaten a taxpayer suit to block the site while Oberlin College complains the FAA did not share or test data affecting air space and academic events.
The faculty weighed a one year housing proposal amid time constraints. Mayer urged student participation and clear channels for change while Rineldi noted questions focused on the structure and procedures of off campus housing. He said only 15 minutes were available to present the case, calling the proposal a minor site.
A faculty group at SEPPC met to discuss future plans and initiatives. Attendees included campus leaders and department heads who outlined goals for student engagement and program development. Further meetings were scheduled to refine proposals.
The ODA production of Three Sisters lists ticket prices as Wednesday and Thursday one dollar with student discounts, and Friday and Saturday one dollar fifty with student discounts. Prices quoted in Tuesday's Beacon should be ignored.
Junior Paul Osterman, co chairman of SEPPC, explained the committee has divided its interests into three main areas. They prioritize expanded independent reading programs for underclass and upperclass students and increased private reading as crucial to the curriculum content. SEPPC members express concern over curriculum organization for freshmen.
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