Oberlin campus welcomes 29 freshmen amid greenery and curiosity
The class of 1972 at Oberlin College greets 29 new students amid noted campus greenery. Fathers praise the JCJR system and Oberlin friendliness while freshmen ask about a factory smokestack near Wider Hall. Juniors Wendyckhouse Ramley and Liza Ramley report feeling oriented as others mistake them for freshmen.
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Carr Shapiro Speak on Change at Oberlin Assembly
Carr and Shapiro address Oberlin class stressing two patterns of student administration relations. They praise cooperative housing and reform efforts, warn about civil disobedience during war and social rule debates, and urge constructive student faculty collaboration to democratic change. President Carr calls Oberlin a voluntary association and outlines four principles supporting academic freedom.
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Carr Shapiro discuss campus policy and student faculty roles
President Carr Dean Langeler and Senate President Shapiro spoke with reporters about dormitory rules student recruitment and the role of a joint student faculty board in campus governance. They urged improved communication between students faculty and administration and criticized delays in policy changes.
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David Brody
Carr
George Langeler
Senate
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Bob Stapiro
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Senate Shares Profits of Mock Convention
The mock convention on campus posted a net income of $2055 with committee members including Gaventon and Rappaport involved. They warned of a potential $3000 debt if the event was cancelled, and lawmakers sought a Senate endorsement to curb perceived campus disinterest amid political shifts surrounding Governor Rockefeller’s withdrawal.
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Rappaport
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A. Nixon Setory
Nelson Rockefeller
College Expels and Suspends Five Students Over Marijuana
Five Oberlin College students face discipline after convictions in Lorain County and Oberlin courts. Freshmen Michael Zomber and Frederick Tripod were expelled for purchase, use, or possession of marijuana. Other students received suspensions or fines as cases were heard by the college deans, with several agreeing to assist police investigations into marijuana sources.
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Rosemont
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Lorain County Common Pleas Court
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Health Service Tries Reform Plan for College Students
Health reform aims to let students choose doctors off campus while maintaining the College Health Service. The plan, proposed by the Student Faculty Health Force, will take at least three years to fully implement with fourteen doctors at the clinic including two gynecologists. A $25 per semester fee helps cover doctor bills and those with supplemental insurance gain $450 extra coverage. the college estimates shortfall of $2,000 to $425,000 this year. Dr. Warner, medical coordinator, urges patience as health fees may rise next year and notes the main challenge is securing more on campus workload for the clinic and bargaining leverage.
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