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Security
Deliberations
Continue
The Committee on Student
Affairs met on November 13,
continuing their discussion on
campus security. Changes of a
substantive nature were made
in the language of a report
submitted to the committee.
Each proposed change was
met with discussion by various
members of the committee.
Questions arose concerning
the selection process of the
Student Security Force as well
as its duties and respon
sibilities.
The formation of a Campus
Safety Committee was men
tioned as a possible means of
administering matters per
taining to security on campus.
The proposed committee would
consist of three students, two
faculty members as well as one
administrator. It was em
phasized by Jerry South,
Director of Student Affairs,
that the committee would have
to function on a twelve month
basis and that the continuity of
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the committee would be
essential.
In order to thoroughly
examine the role of security on
campus, the committee moved
to obtain the job description of
the current Chief of Security,
Mr. James Paul. Also at this
time the job description for thi
Student Security Force woul(
hopefully be able to be ob•
tamed.
Three members of th,
committee, Iris Prager, Milo
McAllister and Mr. Brey at
tended a Campus Securit:
Seminar at Lebanon Valle:
Community College in order t 4
see how security is being
handled on other campuses
At the request of the corn
mittee, Mr. John Jones studier
the statutes pertaining tl
security officers on public
grounds and reported that Mr.
Paul is empowered to ch
everything he has been doing di
in the performance of his %V D rsit. . Simko, s
kmvi s ponsor of Dr. Hussaini's
Auden
C.C. READER
Dr. Hatem Hussain i, Asst. Director, Arab Information office, Washington, D.C. speaks before a Gallery Lounge
audience on the Palestinian perspective of the Middle East situation.
Meet
Mr. Richard Stevens
Mr. Richard Stevens, a
former graduate of Capitol
Campus, now is a member of
our faculty. His offical title
here at Capitol Campus is
"Planning Analyst", for the
Institute of State and Regional
Affairs.
"My major interests lie in
Regional Planning, especially
urban and regional economics,
along with the application of
computers to regional plan
ning", states Mr. Stevens.
He attended St. Joseph's
College in Philadelphia for his
B.S. in Economics. Then he
worked for the Federal
Government for a year as
":Management and Computer
Systems Analyst". Mr. Stevens
served three years in the army
as a Data Processing Officer in
Germany.
He received his master's
degree in Regional Planning
right here at Capitol Cmpus.
While studying here Mr.
Stevens was a graduate
assistant.
Faculty Faces
By JOSEPH MINNICI
At the present time he
teaches Quantitative Methods
in Planning. This spring he will
instruct the course entitled,
Economic Theory and Analysis
in Planning.
Meet Mr. Barry Lewis
The fall term here at Capitol
Campus has seen many new
faculty members. One in
particular, Mr. Barry Lewis, is
a part of the Business Ad
ministration department.
Mr. Lewis initially started
his undergraduate work in 1961
at the University of Penn
sylvania, where he studied
chemistry. However, he didn't
finish. Instead, he served four
and one-half years as a
helicopter pilot in the army.
Afterwards, Mr. Lewis
received his B.S. in Accounting
from Troy State University in
Alabama. At the Wharton
University of Pennsylvania he
completed his master's
degree.
Also Mr. Lewis is a Certified
NOVEMBER 22, 1974
Public Accountant in Penn
sylvania. He is married and
has a Korean son.
Mr. Lewis comments", I like
it here because of the mixture
of the student body. Capitol is
not typical of any other
Campus".
His prior work experience
includes Ernst & Ernest, an
international accounting firm
and also Hempt Bros. Inc. In
his leisure time, Mr. Lewis
enjoys playing tennis and
handball whenever he can find
a court. He also plays the
guitar and an occasional game
of bridge.
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