10— The Daily Collegian Tuesday, May 11, 1976
Student drivers will stay
USG protests Teamsters
The Undergraduate Student
Government Senate last night
voted to send a letter to the
University denouncing the
efforts of Teamsters Union
Local 8 to replace students
driving the inner and outer
loop buses with Teamster
members.
Alex Holt, former president
of the Graduate Student
Association, said if the
contract with the Teamsters
is signed June 1, 27 students
will be out of jobs.
"Although this contract will
only affect a minority of
students, it will still affect
students," Holt said. "It's a
damned tough proposition to
get jobs in State College," he
added.
Holt said the maximum
wage students receive is $2.50
with no work-study money
allotted by the University.
The Teamsters wages would
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be $4, not including
University benefits Team
sters are entitled to.
Holt said because the loops
are subsidized by University
funds, the subsidies will have
to be increased to cover the
wage increase. Holt said this
could possibly result in
service cutbacks.
The University has been
fighting this the contract for
two years, but the "union is
pushing very hard" for this
contract, Holt said.
He said because the
University employs Team
sters it is "very sensitive to
pressure" from the union.
In other action, the Senate
voted to send letters to the
slate majority and minority
leaders of the House in
support of two bills which
would increase the rights of
students living in apartments.
House Bill 1570 would make
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evict a tenant within a year—
if the tenant has complained
to authorities about apart
ment conditions.
House Bill 1571 will make it
illegal for any landlord to rent
an apartment to tenants if the
apartments are not fit to live
in.
The Senate voted against
giving its endorsement to the
July 4 Coalition, a nation-wide
organization planning
demonstrations July 4 in
Philadelphia.
The Coalition is demon
strating against oppression of
minorities in the form of jobs,
equality and indecent stan
dards of living. The Coalition
previously demonstrated last
March in New York City. .
University Concert Com
mittee Board Member Andy
Cohen claimed the committee
is not in the red yet, but said if
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it does fall into a deficit, "it's
all over. We won't get any
money from the University."
Cohen said the committee is
hoping to bring give "big
name" groups to Penn State
next fall. Cohen said ticket
prices would definitely go up.
USG Vice President Dave
Hickton said letters were sent
to certain legislators on the
House Law and Justice
Committee in support of
House Bill 1699 which would
decriminalize marijuana.
Hickton said he hopes to go to
Harrisburg Thursday to lobby
in support of the bill.
Town Senator Mike Tingue
resigned from the Senate for
"personal reasons"; his
replacement is Judy Naginey.
Last night's meeting was th
last of Spring Term for the
Senate.
Board accepts tentative budget rti
continued from page 1. periences that impose on the privacy
questions raised by board members of students. Such activities will
about some of the activities and require prior approval of the school
• learning objectives. Although board board.
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members Nancy Daniels and Loretta Francis Rhodes, chairman of the
Jefferies still questioned some of the Advisory Committee on Sexism,
•••• activities and objectives, the proposal presented an activities report on the
was passed as a limited pilot program first year of implementation for the
• to be implemented for 1976-77. elimination of sex bias in staffing and
Daniels questioned parts of the educational programs. She reported
curriculum, saying that especially on on the establishment of grievance
the junior high level she found the procedures for district personnel and
treatment of alcoholism inac- students and the establishment of a
• ceptable, adding also that students • district Title IX compliance officer.
• need an introduction to what drugs It was recommended that two
are legal or illegal at least on the people be added to the Title IX
intermediate level. compliance committee to remove
Daniels. also said that she feels the possible charges of discrimination at
§.• . i board has to set up a policy as to the local level, and also that a policy
whether or not they are going to statement be established at the June
accept affective education. An ac- meeting about district compliance
companying .motion was passed with Title IX anti-discriminatory
relating to sensitivity training ex- measures.
Farr says body image essential
By KAREN EGOLF
Collegian Staff Writer
A person should know about
all parts of his body, said Jo
Ann Farr in her talk - on "Body
Image" last night in Irvin
Hall.
"It's very important to
know how you feel about your
basic equipment before you
interact with 'others in any
way, let alone intimately,"
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Farr said
According to Farr, there is
a certain kind of body image
stressed in this society. "Very
early we're inculcated with
the Miss America-Mr.
America myth," she said.
When Farr asked the
women in the audience what
they first noticed about men,
they responded the face, eye
contact, backs and legs.
Men said they look at
breasts and back sides.
Farr talked about personal
space the way people keep
their distance from others. A film was shown of two
Personal space is the area people in their sixties making
around the body which is off- love. The purpose of the film
limits to strangers, she said. was to stress that people can
"This culture keeps the most still love and be loved. long
personal space of any after their standardized
culture," she said. "I don't beauty is gone.
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The school board also took action on
next year's school calendar, changing
the starting date to Sept. 7 and
moving spring vacation to the second
weekend in April. The vacation dates
are April 8 to 11, with March 1
dropped as a vacation day.
In other action the board heard an
educational quality report on the
district that showed State College
second in the state in National Merit
semi-finalists competition, with 80
per cent of area students attending
college while nationally only 67 per
cent do so.
The board also approved resur
facing of school tennis courts by the
municipality in return for local use of
the courts at night and on weekends.
During the summer the courts are
opqn to the public.
keep a lot of personal space
and I feel a lot of people have
quickly developed trust in me
because of it."