May 24, 1973
SGA votes to retain
Round table
Dean of Student. Affairs
announced that another
candidate to fill the position of
student activities coordinator,
recently vacated by Nancy
Colnes, will be visiting the
campus today. South requested
that the Presidents Council meet
with the applicant, Ernest Rabb,
in the Gallery Lounge at 7:30
p.m. tonight.
Treasurer Tom Dixon
reported the Finance Committee
had allocated $286 to the Social
Committee to provide bus
transportation for the
white-water raft trip, which
begins tomorrow. Bob Brannan,
who is coordinating the
excursion, said 62 people had
signed up long ago.
A free picnic for all students
was tentatively scheduled for
Sunday, June - 3 in Meade
Heights. Those participating are
asked to provide their own
outdoor grills. Tickets for the
Texas Barbeque, which is
scheduled for June 15, will be
on sale in Vendorville and in the
Student Activities Office,
W-105. The price is two dollars.
Senator Gene Bryan,
following a report made by
Aaron Spicher of the
Teacher/Course Evaluation
Committee, introduced a motion
calling for SGA to disband
Teacher/Course Evaluations for
this term. The motion was
seconded by Spicher. Spicher
had reported he and his
committee of Dave Wolf and
Bob Hetz el were having
problems with compiling the
evaluations from the winter term
due to lack of help and the cost
involved. Before a vote was
taken, many alternatives were
considered, including adopting a
new form being marketed by
three University Park faculty
and utilizing a format and the
computer facilities at Harrisburg
Area Community College. The
consensus was that despite many
obvious difficulties with the
current format and handling of
In other SGA business, the operation, the "idea" of a
President Mike Dini announced teacher and course evaluation
that applications are now being should not be abandoned.
taken from students Accordingly, the motion to
interested in serving on SGA disband the evaluations for this
standing committees and term was defeated 1- 16 with
Faculty Organization four abstentions. Spicher was
committees next year. Students the only senator voting for
may sign up in the SGA office, Bryan's motion and Bryan
W-104. Jerry South, Assistant himself abstained
ATTENTION:
EDET AND MDET JUNIORS
by
R.W. Bonaker
At the SGA meeting on
Monday night, the ' senate
responded to an expected action
by the campus administration
concerning the Roundtable.
Many senators expressed a fear
that the Roundtable would be
dismantled or destroyed during
, the summer, consequently, the
senate passed the following
resolution, which was submitted
by Bob Hetzel (junior senator at
large), by a vote of .21 - 0.
Recognizing the important
function that the Round Table
performs, in that, it is a primary
communications center for both
printed and verbal information,
Believing that the information
gotten at the Round Table is essential
to the viability of this College
Community.
Further recognizing the additional
function of the Round Table, in that,
it is much more a symbol of this
Campus than any other object or
facility,
Calls upon the Administration to:
1. Dismiss any order for the
removal and/or destruction of the
Round Table.
2. Provide the S G A with a
written promise that the Round
Table will never be permanently
removed from its present location,
and to,
3. Adhere to the spirit of this
resolution in 'itS''dealings with all
future S GA's and student bodies.
" Prior to the fall term 1972,
the Roundtable had been
removed by order of Mr. George
Dressler, Administrative Officer.
He justified its removal by
citing the alleged "filthiness" of
the area surrounding the
Roundtable, which is located in
the front entrance to the Main
Building. Also, many secketeruea
in the offices secretaries
Roundtable had complained of
the "noise" resifting from
students who congregate in the
area.
$750 ALCOA FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP:
Applications are now being accepted. To apply,
pick up forms in Room W 262. For further
information, contact Dr. R.T. Brown, Prof. D.
Miller, or Prof. R. Blatt. Application deadline is
May 30, 1973.
`Lady of Monza' next
Social Committee Flick
European film star Anne
Heywood, who made her
American film debut with Sandy
Dennis and Keir Dullea in "The
Fox" is the star of "Lady of
Monza" which plays Thursday,
May 31 at 8:00 in the Student
Center.
Miss Heywood was the
winner of a string of beauty
contests in her native England in
the early days of her career,
including the title of Miss Great
Britain. These honors, plus her
deep interest in acting, led to the
major role in "Violent
Playground" opposite Stanley
Baker and David McCallum
which launched her movie
career.
In "Lady of Monza" Miss
Heywood plays the prioress of a
17th century convent who,
without formally breaking her
vows, takes a lover and bears a
child. When the murder of a
nun in the convent prompts
church authorities to begin an
inquiry, the , convent's
corruption is uncovered and Miss
Heywood is ordered to stand
trial. She is • brutally tortured
with archaic devices as the
church hierarchy , tries to
establish her guilt '.
"Lady of Monza", in color, is
rated R. Admission is 80 cents
or 40 cents with an activities
Good food at Decent prices
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THE CAPITOLIST
Nunzios' Raiders
strike again
by
R.W. Bonaker
Last week, Nunzio's Raiders
struck again. You remember
them. Yeah, that's right, they
riaped-off
November and attracted a lot of
attention from Harrisburg
T.V. stations as they held the
Lion for three days. In the Lion
episode, the Raider's demands,
which included "amnesty" for
the security guard as well as the
establishment of an annual
"Lion Day", were met by the
campus administration.
This time, sensing the
doldrums of the spring term, the
Raiders entered the office of
SGA President Mike Dini and
proceeded to confiscate all his
furniture, excepting a file
cabinet, a chair, and the
telephone. Also, the Raider's
chalked a message on an office
wall, demanding Dini submit an
article for The Capitolist listing
all the things Dini has done for
the school since he took office
in June of last year.
Dini jokingly remarked upon
Arts and crafts winners announced returning next ear; du
iv e e to the
fact that man y y act DTK
Last week, the Cultural Dianne Bryan also won ten members will be graduating this
year, help will be needed to
Programs Committee staged an dollars for "Best of Painting",
continue the efforts of DTK this
arts and crafts exhibit in the her creation being an oil painting
fall. All returning DTK members
Gallery Lounge as a prelude to entitled "Temporary America,"
are requested to support "their"
the Music/Arts Festival. Several She said she painted her work
club by attending the meetings
students entered their works and over a six month period last year.
five people were honored. Mike Nonnemacher, who is and activities of DTK. "New
J o y ce C oo p er won "Best o f also advertising director of The Blood" is urgently needed if the
Show" for her bust of Malcom Capitolist, won ten dollars for patient is to continue
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the black leader who was "Best of Decoupage," of which
assassinated in 1966. She created he had four entries. upcoming year. Support your
the bust last fall under the Those receiving honorable club so that DTK may continue
its efforts as in the past.
guidance of Mr. Oliver LaGrone, mention without monetary
Remember, if you don't do it, it
who has instructed many regard were Tim Ward, for his
students here in his sculpture mask and Bob Burkert for his won't get done !!!
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'viewing his empty office for the
first time, "I had heard that Bill
Matthews, the new SGA
president, was thinking of
cleaning-up student government,
but this is ridiculous." Dini
added that "Phase II should be
the removal of the provost's
desk and installing it in my
office. Miybe the Raiders should
have done that right away. As
for putting an article in The
Capitolist, to record all the SGA
has done this year would fill a
volume of the paper, especially
if I wrote it."
As of this writing, the
furniture has yet to be returned.
Apparently, the Raiders are
standing pat on their demand.
This reporter did some
snooping around and discovered
Dini's furniture in the confines
of radio station WZAP, which
happens to be located adjacent
to Dini's office. Dini now knows
where his furniture is, but he
feels powerless (or physically
weak) to repossess his furniture.
currently, Dini's office is used as
a phone booth.
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DTK HOLDS
FINAL MEETING
Delta Tau Kappa, the
international social
honor society, held its final
meeting of the spring term this
past May 15, in the Gallery
Lounge.
Due to the very small
turnout, little was discussed in
the way of business. Most of the
discussion centered around
possible events to hold next year
which would raise some student
interest. Also, the events held
would have to 'Je of a
money-making nature since all
club funds from the SGA next
year will not be funded,
according to DTK president
Brent Lawson. Some events
discussed which seemed to
promise both student interest
and club income were: a
banquet; block parties; a
hayride; a barndance; a carnival;
an ice skating & sled riding
party; picnics; and a few others.
A reminder to DTK members
Sesagteld. o,l,eat
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