April 22,1971
Phillip lobst presents an outline of the general arts and science
major requirements and electives. The general arts and science
major is currently one of the two upper division majors offered at
Behrend Campus.
Campus
Reaffirmed
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specifically structured yet
broadly based curriculum.
Specialized, vocationally
oriented course programs.
In justification of the program,
lobst said that it would strive to
encourage student application of
their capabilities, provide a wide
range of educational options for
students, and make efficient
usage of faculty and facilities at
Behrend’s disposal.
David Daniel of Behrend’s
history department later said,
“The purpose of the program is to
provide the student with the
opportunity to follow his own
desire and not that of the
faculty.”
Kochel said, “Behrend’s
faculty turnover is one of the
•lowest in the entire system.”
About half of the faculty at
tended the meeting. Questions
and suggestions were posed by
those who did attend.
Louis Balmer, head of the
chemistry department, proposed
that if a student is incapable of
keeping pace with a course in the
Behrend
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The hotline will be put into
operation next Thursday, April
29, and will operate from 5 p.m. -
8 a.m. everyday until the end of
the term. As stated in previous
editions of the Cub, this service
will be used for an information
center and rumor clearing house.
The number is 899-1345 and
dialing through Security will not
be needed. This service is for the
students, and Security will not be
involved with it in anyway.
Anyone who wishes to work on
the hotline, please contact Ken
Mushrush ,(899 : 0918) or leave
your name with a member of the
committee.
Everyone working with the
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10 allotted weeks, that he be
granted additional time to fullfill
the requirements. Balmer asked
if Behrend could possibly expand
the present course catalogue.
Kochel said this will hopefully,
come about in the future..
John Musala, a sophomore
SGA representative said that one
of the reasons for the rejection of
the program by the student’s is
the lack of communication
between faculty-administration
and students.
However, Daniel said the real
gap lay between faculty and
students.
The proposal for academic
development was opposed April
7, by the SGA by a 9-4 vote. The
plan was presented to SGA the
night before the vote was taken.
Questions arose about the two
general upper division majors
now offered at Behrend, general
arts and sciences and general
science.
lobst said “The general majors
don’t seem to be quite as at
tractive as we thought. ”
Richard Tomsic, assistant
professor of psychology, said, “A
more flexible program will
require a more efficient advisory
program.”
lobst said that this will be one
of the problems that will have to
be dealt with.
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Behrend Spensers Twe-Day
Convention For Coeds
. The Women’s Residence
Council (WRC) of Behrend
Campus will sponsor a two-day
Commonwealth Campus Con
vention tomorrow and Saturday.
Behrend WRC President
Krystal Angevine said the pur
pose of the convention is to
discuss the role Commonwealth
Campuses coeds.
Policies, administration
communications " and the
woman’s role in society are
among agenda topics.
Convention Chairman Sandi
Katsko said all meetings are open
to the public.
Commonwealth campuses
“Jimmy Shine, - ” a sardonic
comedy by Murray Schisgal
author of: “Luv,” will be the next
attraction at The Erie Playhouse,
where it will open on April 23, Bill
Frazier will star in the title role
of this spoof of a perpetual drop
out and loser.
The zany humor of Jimmy
Shine’s pre-occupation with self
defeat made Schisgal’s play one
of the outstanding presentations
on Broadway in 1968, when
Dustin Hoffman, fresh from his
triumph in the movie “The
Graduate”, played the engaging
and wistful little clown with a
Meeting to Plan
June Graduation
Mr. Louis Balmer, University
Marshall for this year’s
Graduation Exercises on the
Behrend Campus, will be holding
a meeting with all graduating
students on Tuesday, April 27,
1971 in room 101 in the Otto
Behrend Science Building. The
meeting will begin at 12:15 p.m.
and all students who expect to
graduate in June should attend
this very worthwhile meeting.
The agenda for the meeting will
include:
(a) Student’s responsibilities
prior to graduation
(b) Procedures for ordering
caps and gowns
(c) Assembling before the
Academic Processional
(d) The Academic
Processional
(e) The procedure of awarding
the degrees
(f) The Recessional
(g) Social activities following
graduation
expected at the meeting are
Altoona, Dubois, McKeesport,
Mont Alto and Behrend.
Delegates from Edinboro State
College, Villa Maria College,
Mercyhurst, Gannon and Hamot
School of Nursing may possibly
attend.
The schedule of tomorrow's
meetings is:
3-5 p.m. Registration for visitors
5-6p.m. Dinner
'—7-8:30 p.m. Welcome, Niagara
Hall Recreation Room
9 p.m.-1:30 a.m. Cwens Fashion
Show and Coffee House
Saturday's schedule is:
8:30-9a.m. Club Breakfast
Student Discounts Available
Jimmie Shine Opens
martyr complex.
When Bill Frazier acts this role
at the Erie Playhouse, he will
have as chief counterfoils to his
capers Paula Gratchen
(Elizabeth), as his dream girl, Jo
Roberts as the girl whose love he
can’t return and David Green as
his best friend who gets rich and
gets the prized girl. Others in the
cast of mneteen will include Jon
Minor, Ken Fanazine, Yvonne
Cebe, Peggy Dodson and Robin
Dile.
Tickets to “Jimmy Shine” are
now on sale and may be reserved
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9-10:30 a.m. "Sex Discrimination
at Penn State;" Jane McCormick, of
the University Park student affairs
office —Niagara Hall Recreation
Room
n a.m.noon President's meeting
in Niagara Hall
—ll a.m.-noon Films
Noon-1 p.m. Lunch
1-2:30 p.m. "Communications";
Betty L. Seanor, Shenango Campus-
Otto Behrend Building
1-2:30 p.m. "Family Planning;"
Mrs. Archie Loss, Behrend Campus-
Otto Behrend Building
3-4:30 p.m. "Women's Liberation
Movement"; Mrs. Andrea Me
Farlane, Erie-Reed Lecture Hall
—4:30-5:30 p.m. "Women in
Politics"; Mrs. Starett, Erie-Otto
Behrend Building
7-9p.m. WRC Banquet
9:00-? Las Vegas Night
by phoning The Playhouse box
office, 899-7008 between the hours
of 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. For
the convenience of shoppers in
downtown Erie, tickets may be
purchased in the office of the Erie
Arts Council, 702 Peach St.
Tickets are priced at $3. for
Wednesday and Thursday per
formances and $3.50 for Friday,
Saturday and Sunday per
formances. Special student
discounts are available for
Wednesday, Thursday and
Sunday performances.
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