University Policy Committee Releases Draft Report
The University Policy Committee appointed by President Modlin has issued a first draft and will hold open hearings next week for student input. Hearings are scheduled Wednesday 2:90 to 4:30 in Keller Hall Reception Room and Thursday 9:50 to 5:90 in the Student Center Lounge. The panel seeks a statement on rights and responsibilities of students faculty administration and staff. The draft notes prohibited conduct and penalties and upholds constitutional rights including peaceful assembly and demonstrations that do not disrupt university operations. It outlines procedures for order maintenance, exclusion of disruptors, and pending jurisdiction for administrative or student judiciary matters. The final report will cover enforcement due process and appeal procedures.
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George M. Modlin
Keller Hall
Student Center
Modlin
W. Tyler Haynes
Robert F. Smart
United States
Clarke Bustard
Terri Bailey
Wally Abbott
SBA
Terry Young
Jerry Davis
TOW
William E. Baker
Austin B. Grigg
Clara M. Keith
CG. J. Gray
Mary D. Beaty
Richard G. Chewning
N. Payne Edwards
William T. Muse
R. Barry Westin
Haynes
Mid-Winters Concert Attracts Finances For USU Greek Week
University of Richmond Student Union faces diminished funds for a top Greek Week band unless the March 13 mid winters concert breaks even. New York Rock Ensemble will headline at Randolph-Macon Crenshaw Gym, with 2000 tickets at 2.50 needed. 700 tickets were sent to the Richmond campus.
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New York
Crenshaw Gym
Randolph- Macon College
Richmond
Cook
Randolph-Macon
Crenshaw Gyn
Remg
RMG
USU
Dimension
David Schoenbrun
Charles Morgan
Dick Gregory
Tran van Dinh
Ralph Nader
Tom Sorensen
Nader
Sorensen
Rival SBA Parties and SGA Campaign End at the Polls
Campaigns for SBA parties and SGA concluded with multiple candidates for president and secretary across All Campus and Independent tickets. Notable contenders include Ken Heskett, 20, economics, All Campus president candidate, and Wayland Denton, 25, Army veteran, Independent ticket leader for president.
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School of Business Administration
Ach
Ken Heskett
Wayland Denton
Heskett
Denton
Woody Livesay
Livesay
Emporia
Theta Chi Fraternity
All-Gampus
Mitch Garbee
Lynchburg
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Scott Carter
SBA
Business School
Richmond College SGA Election Yields Several Unopposed Winners
Steve Nock won as unopposed president amid $77 yes and 160 no votes. Tom Givens and Harvey Barker also ran unopposed for vice president and secretary. Givens led 90 yes to 126 no, while Baker won treasurer 465 to 139. Williams led 16 candidates for seven senate seats with 340 votes. Wiseman 306. Fowler edged Leinwand 226 to 209 for seventh seat, with 15 void ballots among 597 ballots cast. The Student Power coalition showed influence with several bloc winners and splits among party lines.
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Steve Nock
Richmond College
G.A
Nock
SGA
Tom Givens
Harvey Barker
Given
Baker
Donald Baxter
Michael Goldman
Gaston Williams
Clarke Wiseman
Brad Moses
Joe Davies
Elwood Elliot
Sam Bartlett
Don Fowler
David Leinwand
Leinwand
Mike Glingenpeel
Ken Grove
Charles Koller
Don Acree
Ken Clevenger
Trip Chalkley
George Kendall
Stacy Gottier
Student Power Coalition
Wiseman
Davies
Bartlett
Fowler
Moses
Kohler
Phi Beta Kappa Honors Convocation Notice
Seniors are reminded the Phi Beta Kappa Honors Convocation takes place on Thursday March 18 at 11 25 a m in Gannon Memorial Chapel Attendance is required for all seniors Caps gowns and academic procession details will be announced later
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Phi Beta Kappa
Gannon Memorial Chapel
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UK Policy Committee
Dave Larson
Joe Webb
Bethesda
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Tom Pearson
Lin Roberts
Gerald Markowitz
Pearson
Portsmouth
Roberts
Lambda Chi Fraternity
Williamsburg
Markowitz
Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity
Sia
Dale
Student Bar
Josh Pretlow
T. C. Williams Law School Student Bar Association
Richard Epps
Jim Vergara
Larry Perkins
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