30. 1957
TUESDAY. APRIL
s Sees Contact
Centers by TV
Denn
With
i. Dennis, vice president for academic affairs,
: e envisions in the future a television network;
isity and its centers to cope with the dual'
:her shortage and growing enrollment.
■ *, he said, would consist of both closed circuit
. Lawrence E
said Saturday h
for the Univer
problem of tea
The networ
and broadcast sj
\ stems.
: with a predic
i cators which he
Spring Regional
it National Stu
that college
12 next 15 years
;m three million
i illion.
This is in line
tion made by edi
related to the
Assembly of thi
dent Associati
enrollment in th
■would triple, frc
to nine or 10 m
No Summe:
Another way
University to cop
lem is through
of the program—
the long summer
stituting a syster
ters or trimesters
There is no j
the summer v
said, nor is there
class hours cann
enable a student
graduate work
less than four y
Vacations
he expects the |
e with the prob-
a reorganization
ioing away with
vacation and in
t of either quar-
E resent need for
i acation, Dennis'
: any reason why
nt be changed to
i to finish under
in considerably
:ars.
Under a quarter system, he
said, one quarter could be used
either for going to school or
■working. This, he said would en
able studying engineers to find
part time work more easily by
staggering the rush of vacation
ing students.
Student Problems
Not only is there a problem in
the number of students, Dennis
said, but also a problem in the
changing character of the stu
dents.
Today’s freshmen, he said, are
not familiar with the global wars
that, seemed a way of life to
Slightly older students. But, he
said, they are in the midst of
international tensions with which
they must be prepared to deal.
As an example, he said that
present-day tensions have their
root in the Far and Middle East,
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and there is a glaring lack of
studies offered in the fields of
Middle Eastern, Asian and Afri
can history and politics. j
He also said the students—to
morrow’s leaders must become
‘thoroughly acquainted with the
I totalitarian ideologies that are !
1 challenging the world’s free in
istitutions. I
NSA Announces Winners
:0f Anniversary Awards
Harold C. Bakken.-president of
the National Student Association,’
has announced that EleanorJ
Roosevelt and Harold E. Siassen,
have been selected to receive
tenth anniversary awards of the
association. *
Stassen and Mrs. Roosevelt will
[accept their awards at the N.S.A.
(Congress on August 30 at the
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