ii'ltIDAY, MAY 23, 1969
L.A. 498 To Offer
rjght New. Sections
By LYNNE FOOTE
Collegian Staff Writer
The College of the Liberal Arts will offer this fall
eigh: section of Liberal Arts 498 dealing with contempor
ary topi^.s.
The e::perimental program is under the office of
Associate Dcan Arthur 0. Lewis and will include three
-credit COLlri:'_.S for juri"rs and seniors.
The course topics will include "Language Behavior of
Afro- \mcrican ,. ." "Economics of Discrimination " "Soviet
Society," "National Security Policy," "The Sociology of
I emire," "T.-cht , ology, What is it?" and "Love, Power and
An Inquiry into the Fundamental Nature of Exis
tencl." The eighth section is still unstructured.
Liberal Arts 198. currently in the University Senate
and structured the same as L.A. 498. is geared for freshmen
and sophomores.
A student may take L.A. 498 twice, enrolling in two
different sections. In many instances the course can be
Used to fulfill liberal arts basic reenirementsr. Tn specific
instances and with the permission of the individual. de
partments, the course can be used for credit in major fields.
• The topics for L.A. 498 change every term. Some are
established as permanent courses within individual de
partments.
Further information about L.A. 498 or 198 is available
in 116 Sparks Advisers will provide lists of the topics
planned for Fall, Winter and Spring Terms.
Math 17. another liberal arts course. also can be used
to fulfill basic requirements. Certain sections of the course
are directed toward non-math majors who need three
credits to fulfill their requirements.
Math 17 is taught on a team-teaching basis. Different
professors within the mathematics department will lecture
on topics related to their individual fields; the topics will
vary each term:
Raymond G. Ayoub, head of the Department of Math
ematics, is in charge of the program.
USG Hits Old Main
For Silence on Protest
(Continued from page one)
congressmen" in the form of
a $75-a-term scholarship-sti
pend. The bill had four stipu
lations for the qualifications
of a congressman.
The first stated that con
gressmen must attend all
USG meetings or send a
qualified representative. Each
congressman must attend, at
least twice per month, the
meeting of the specific or
ganization which governs the
area which he represents. In
addition, congressmen must
hold office hours bi-weekly
in the living area they repre
sent. The USG secretary
would determine which con
gressmen meet these quali
fications.
Dennis Stimeling, West
Halls congressman and co
author of the bill, said the
Can defense demands be
reconciled with domestic
needs.
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bill's purpose was to "re
imburse congressmen fo r
hard work" as well as to pro
vide an incentive to those,
students who could not serv&
on USG because of financial'
need.
Opposition to t h e bill
stemmed from the fact that
funds for the stipend would
come from the USG Scholar
ship Fund. A monetary in
centive also might not attract
people with the "right idea
about student government."
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GSA To Seek Counsel
In Elks Compensation
By SANDY BAZONFS
Collegian Staff Writer
The Graduate Student Asso
ciation voted last night to
permit the executive commit
tee "upon legal consultation to
pay the Elks Club such com
pensation fees as may be ne
gotiated."
The executive committee %sill
meet with a lawyer and Elks
representatives to discuss whe
ther the contract between the
two parties was legal and whe
ther GSA owes the Elks a com
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cellation of its dinner dance.
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Jim Hardy. GSA treasurer.
said that no one knous whe
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legally binding. "The Elks have
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president, told the council that
if the Elks "have not been able
to rent the room, we should
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pay them a fee but if they taped students, suggested in a
have rented it, we should not letter to the council that the
pay it." details of the Elks affair be
Hardy said, "legally, if there sent to the local and state
is a cancellation and one of human relations boards. the
the parties has gone to any University Senate. the graduate
trouble, compensation is neces. school faculty, University Pre
sary.•' sident Eric A. Walker, the Uni-
Dana Friedman (graduate- versity vice presidents. deans
ma thema 1 ics-Brooklyn, N.Y.) of the colleges, department
suggested to the council that heads, student organizations
the $125 be paid to the Elks and members of the Board of
but that the Elks be asked Trustees. urging them not to
to show good faith by donating support the Elks national and
the money to the Martin Luther local Dubs through their mem-
King Jr. scholarship fund or bership or through the use of
the Black Student Union. The Elks facilities available to the
council voted however, to public.
abide by the original motion May also called for "the
of permitting the executive Elks' withdrawal from the 11H-
Cumulittee to make the final ti o nal chapter or the accept
decision of payment to the Elks ance of non-caucasians in the
after legal consultation. local chapter in moral deliance
Klaus May, chairman of the of the national Elks' discrimi-
C-SA committee on dn.:tidy:in- natory charter."
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