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The Board of Trustees of The
Pennsylvania. State University is
the ultimate governing body of
the University, and, as such, it
bears a heavy responsibility to
the vast majority of its students
who desire to secure an education
in order to be more useful mem
bers of our society.
It also has a great responsi
bility to the taxpayers of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
who have generously supported
and have endowed the University
with outstanding educational fac
ilities.
The events of the past several
days at the Main Campus at Uni
versity Park have caused this
Board grave concern and even .
outrage. The University has been
subjected to an assault by lawless-
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Prrag Aaartriatintt
of Cazinntrulutalth eampu,eg
Editor-in-Chief
Managing Editor
Sports Editor
Editorial Editor and Propaganda ___
Business and Photos __
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Dear Editor
We, the, students of. Behrend
Campus, have received an insult
to our intelligence and our integ-
city. WO are, of course, referring
to the recent foreeg. resirir.ation
of three of Behreoci's most reueo-
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ness by a small minority of its
students and non-students which
threatens the welfare and safety
of the Commonwealth and caused
serious temporary disruption.
This Board does not approve,
nor will it tolerate, the interfer
ence of the educational processes
of the University, the intimida
tion of members of the academic
community, and destruction of
University property.
In the cast of the present dis
ciplinary problems, the Board of
Trustees has asked that a distin
guished group of private citizens
consisting of the Robert E. Wood
side, formerly Judge of the Su
perior Court of Pennsylvania;
Miss Genevieve Blatt, former
Secretary of Internal Affairs, and
Mr. William T. do leman, Jr.,
MEMBER OF
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GARY GRlletviS
JOHN P./MYERS (photos)
_ SHARI KELTS
R. C.BAUGHMAN
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GARY THORN-BLOOM
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_ RANDY S. KINKEAD
The Editor
fore. Behrend must also want to
heed the call- of change if it is
ever to grow out of its addles-
cence
WE _eel that when the fall term
of '7O begins, there shout ,-still
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attorney in practice in Philadel
phia, to serve as a fact-finding
panel to investigate charges
against certain students and make
recommendations to the President.
If found .guilty and upon recom
mendation of the panel, the Presi
dent of the University is empow
ered to expel. The panel will hold
its first meeting within a week.
Until appropriate action is re
commended, the students will be
placed on probation but will be
allowed only - to attend their
scheduled classes. The students
charged will not be permitted to
engage in any other University
activity.
To deal with future events, the
Board, feeling as it does, that pre
sent circumstances at The Penn
sylvania State University clearly
threatened the safety -and welfare
of its students and staff, its ljni
perty, and inact, its . very pur
poses, the Board of Trustees has
empowered the President and
certain representatives he - will
designate, with the authority to
graduate,
suspend any' under
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' or= graduate stUdPnts
who,' in 'their - ansidered judge:
engages in diaruptiVe •or
destrUctive activity. . .
The Board has instructed the
President and his staff to be guid
ed by the University Senate in
Any student subjected to sum
marily disciplinary action shall be
given a hearing. Ordinarily this
would occur within a period of
seven days following the action
but, if this is not possible, at the
earliest feasible time thereafter.
Any student summarily su
spended shall be required to re :
main-off campus until he is noti
fied to appear fora hearing. Fail
ure to, comply. shall be considered
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Cue to the heavy !oad. engineering technicians be hired
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Only those v - ho have completed their freshman year of an engi
neering technical curriculum are qualified. Pay will be $2.56 per hour.
Interested students are asked to report to the Office of Student Al-
fairs for further information and applications
St. Benedict Academy's student body will stage a musical, "My
Fair Lady" at the Technical Memorial Auditorium on tomorrow and
Sunday night. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at
St. Benedict Academy. .330 E. 10th St., Erie, Phone: 452-4072.
Mr. Lauffer would like all 19'70-71 soccer candidates to meet
in the R.U.E. Lecture Room next Wednesday, May S at 7 p.m. There
will be a film shown called "U.S.A. Soccer Champs, 1967" and a
meeting afterwards. The meeting should not run over 9:00. This is
mandatory for anyone who wishes to play soccer next fall.
"For the Glory of Old State." an outstanding slide and lecture
presentation concentrating on the history of the main campus. will
be made by Michael Lynch who is coming from University Park
especially for the program. The lecture and slides will be presented
in the Niagara Hall Recreation Room Tuesday, May 12, at 8 p.m.
LINPERSTAND THEY HIRED A NEW DEAN OF.al - .0EN15 WHO
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