HURScUy. APRIL 12. 1962
Term System Surveys !°, Read
iLlj i ji M iLuf iAt Workshop
VIW BlftVT Wf I Richard Wilbur, Pulitzer Prize To promote, the community
VlillvUlllVvl IVI fllwilb V V Winner in poetry and poet in living plan in'South'Halls area,
residence at Wesleyan University,lEwing residence hall will bouse
they have never attended the Uni-(will read his poetry at a work- men students in the fall term,
versity under the semester sys-'shop at 8 p.m, tomorrow in the'Otto E. Mueller, director of the
tem and , have no basis for anyjHetzel Union assembly room. Department'of Housing, said last
comparison, he explained. j “Wilbur is one of the most im-,night. ‘ ‘ ~
The ICCB Questionnaire will belpprtant poets of the middle gener-j ,Ewing, was selected to be used;
fel ef^ii 7 and director.££Sl
when S^ig^. P ° w " ksho P* South and became it wall
Long, added. i : j leraa >- ( also lend itself to the coed dmmg
Tnv . .Ten o»m :I “HE.HAS received many awards,hall. plan, he said.
ICCB 1 £Vea£djft s c *“« cYarfy Tnd* • AT PRESENT time there
to! determine . student * opinion Jwh®*’ ' l ty d ,« a sufficient number of rooms;
comparing the term and semester! to winnine the'? hou ? e women students, and;
systems. ~vK ad 2iv. on . in ning tng the University is planning!
systems. Pulitzer Prize in 1957 for.his vol- t 0 - CCCDt onJv RSOwomen next:
The other survey will be con-'ume of poem* This: as spared with 1,500 ac-j
dupted by the-Office of Studentl^ or *d- 2? e „ bas J? on " le nx ,v e cepted this year, there is no need;
Affairs Research Monday through]st VincemMillay Memor- STmiXI Yid
Friday and will attempt to de-ial Award and. the National Book, 5 res,denc « I 1 ®* 1 - Mueller said.!
temine 'student attitudes on' Award. Grucci said. Wilbur has . Moreover,: the change this year;
courses, faculty members and thelalso been a Guggenheim and Ford * n Nittany Halls from double tol
foiir-term system, l . Mrs: Gloria Foundation fellow, Grucci added, single room* has created a need!
Bernheim. graduate assistant in All past and-present members f° r more men's residence halls.!
charge of the survey, said re- of the workshdp and the Pivot he added. .
cently. 1 '• staff, the workshop's annual pub- r The plan of having both men’s'
LETTERS HAVE been sent to ! icatio , n ' *1? in '' itcd to „ th u e r F ad :; and womens halls in the South;
another 1,500 randomly chosen!* 0 ?,- A co ” ee h ° u . r wIU be held. Halls area was initiated during
students this week, Mrs. Bern-j followm g th( * reading. - ;the winter term when Lyons be
hein said. The 1 letters ask the stu-* 1 ~
dents to report' at' 1 p.m. to 119
Osmond on a specified day nexti
week to complete the question-!
naire. j
The written questionnaire will
take approximately 30 minutes to;
complete, she added.
i 11111 it iu nuTii t iniinlllliitm intTnir
! Two separate surveys’ polling
student attitudes on the term
system will be taken next week
by the Inter-College • Council
Board and the Office of Student
Affairs Research.
: THE IC£B questionnaire will
distributed the results tabu
lated by membersj of the college
codncils. The 'questionnaire will
deal primarily with student atti
tudes concerning the four-term
plan, Warren Long, chairman of
the ICCB "’ four-term evaluation
committee, said last night
The ICCB and individual coun
cils drafted and revised the ques
tionnaire last term, Long said. It
will be ready for distribution
early next week, he added,
. LONG EXPLAINED that the
ICCB and the Student Affairs Re
search questionnaires - will each
be distributed to 1,500 students,
but he said that care had been
taken to see that no student will
be asked to answer both ques
tionnaires.
The _ ICCB mailing list which
comprises a random cross samp
ling of the student body has also
been drawn up.by the Student
Affairs Research ! office,' Long
said. !
I The list, -however, has been
slightly modified to include -grad
uate students and exclude first
and second term freshmen since
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came a men’s living unit. :
Women students were moved
from Lyons to other residence
halls in order to fill the many
vacant rooms and reduce main*
tenance for the housing depart*
menf. Mueller said. ;
! THE CONVERSION of. I.yoref
ter a men’s residence hall
■worked out very well this term,
he said.
Mueller said that, there were no l
future plans to change other-wo->
men : s residence halls to men’s for ,
;the fall term.
Bike Registration Slated
To Continue Saturday
Inspection and - registration of ■
bicycles owned by students and
faculty or staff members of the*-
I University will be repeated-from
ilO am. to 6 pm. Saturday in
arc a 46. north of the South mils
or in the Ice Pavilion m case of
rain.
I Rain last weekend prevented'
many bicycle owners from taking-,
Advantage of the free inspection,
William C Pclton. director of tho
Division of Security, said.
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