20 Feb 1975
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Newspaper
The Cornellian
Location
Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
1
Sage approves the Rood House plan at Cornell and schedules a student forum on February 20 at 6 30 PM in the Palisades Room Commons. Mike Stewart chairs a four member panel with two residents and two plan committee members to hear views and gauge sentiment.
Dean James Kauffman announces a special Health Committee, chaired by Dr. Ed Rogers, to evaluate existing health services, study peer colleges, and propose future programs. It will include three faculty, six students, and one admin assistant with resource doctors Larsen and Pierce. A preliminary report is due by spring break, final recommendations by semester end.
Governor Robert Ray pledges a 60 percent rise in the Iowa Tuition Grant program for 1975 77, raising annual funding from 6 million to 9 6 million and increasing the maximum grant from 1000 to 7200. The proposal would expand aid to more Cornell University students in Mount Vernon and others statewide.
A proposal outlining a mandatory open room draw with class-based seniority was submitted to the Student Affairs Governing Board. The plan, developed by a Life Styles ad hoc committee led by Duane Sill and nine students since September, favors numbered draws and staged roommate formation to improve fairness and inter dorm flexibility while addressing past problems such as cheating and unequal singles distribution.
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