The Carroll News- Vol. 58, No. 21

John Carroll University Carroll Collected The aC rroll News Student 4-30-1976 The aC rroll News- Vol. 58, No. 21 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "The aC rroll News- Vol. 58, No. 21" (1976). The Carroll News. 547. http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews/547 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aC rroll News by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Carroll News, April 30, 1976 Saga to be Replaced? Food Service Bids Submitted lh ChH•n J Oought>rly present food operation on behalf de-vise plans for making the din (',_ "'iew<; Editor of staff members who feel it ing surroundmgs less forbidding. One of the fa vonte pastimes of could be upgraded. Schaeffer In recent weeks there have dorm students is speculating on sa1d that the lowest bid for food been rumors that the Faculty whether Saga f<'ood Service will preparation is not automatically Dining Room is subsidized from ever be upgraded or replaced accepted. the Room and Board charges of This speculation has reached a In answer to the charges that students; Schaeffer said that this fevered pitch recently as the kitchen facilities are inade is "totally untrue". The Vice representatives of other catermg quate because they have not been President for Business asserted corporations have been in enlarged since the construction that it has been his policy for evidence in the cafetena survey of Murphy Hall, Schaeffer said each division of the University, ing and estimating the nee<'; of that Saga has not petitioned for 1 i.e Rodman, bookstore l to students before submitting bids capital improvements during his maintain itself on its own budget to Edward F' Schaeffer. Vice tenure here and that there are and financial resources. Schaef ~" "n ' v"r" (played by President for Business. unused ovens and refrigeration fer said that he and his staff are "Take Me To The Fair ", convinces three knig hts Schaeffer confirmed that facilities at present. constantly re-evaluating student <Tyrone McBee, Mark Zemba, a nd Joe Gibbons) to c ha l Saga's contract is up for renewal When asked about what hap services and that a decision on lenge Lancelot to a joust in the Little Theatre's produc and that it is not unusual to solicit the food service contract will be pened to plans for redecoration of tion of "Came lot", a musical set In m e die val times. The bids from other corporations the cafeteria which were un reached by the end of May. He such as IT&T and Stouffer's Food veiled several years ago, Schaef welcomes s tudent input into play will be put on F riday, Saturday, a nd Sunday at 8 :30 Service. Schaeffer also confirm fer said that, "they never really student service planning for the in the Little Theatre. Doors open at 8: 15 and admission is ed that the Faculty Service gelled" and that "an interior de future. Committe wac; investigating the sign firm has been retained" to FEES INCREASE NEXT YEAR Laboratory, parking, and vice president for business. "The several other university fees w1U upgrading of the fee schedule be slightly higher beginning in reflects more accurately the September, the Business Office actual, out-of-pockets cost to the has announced university of providing a given Lab fees. which cover the costs service." of chemicals and other materials used, will go from S20 to S25 The parking fee is being increased Band Concert from $15 to $20 per semester. The J ohn Carroll Uni Rybka Faces Hostile Senate Other fee increases will be versity Stage a nd Concer t of the office of President intact from $5 to $10 for late registra Bands will present the ir By Owrn .I. n ouJ!hcrty kellar and Game Room; Mary tion, from $2 to $5 for course for future classes. spring concer t on Friday, At the Student Union meeting Ann Garbo- Fee Cards; Dennis changes <now to be known as on April 20. nominations for the Lane - Special Events; Timothy Kathy Baldoni, and Dave April 30 at 7:30 p.m . in "change in registration">. and new Student Union Board of Freeman - Publicity; Pat Benacci deplored the secrecy from $4 to $7 tor the M1ller Analo Kulas Auditorium. T ickets Directors were confirmed after Murray - Legal Aid; Joe Fornal which surrounded Rybka's ap gies Test admm1stered' by the are 50 cents for students protracted and heated debate. Room One; John Musial - Social pointments and cited the bill to Counseling and Testing Center. a nd $1.50 for adults and The new directors are: Ann Affairs; Dan Patalita - Internal force disclosure of aU director "Many fee charges have not may be purc hased from Mannen and Steve O'Keefe - Affairs; Nancy Looney - In ship applicants as a means of been changed over long periods a ny ba nd me mber a nd at Parents' Weekend and Orienta tercollegiate Affairs; Jane maintaining an open and respon of time while the cost of provid the door the night of the lion ; Phil Hartman -· WUJC; Joe Kvacek - Publications and Public sive Student Union. The ques tion simply put is whether the ing S<'rvices has risen cons ider concer t. llaytas and Paul Gallot - Film Relation$iunand Ruth Ann Hay- ably." said Edward F. Schaefer, ~nes ; 'ferry :;wuvaaa • tcatba- niond • f l'ftllit. a..... .. ..ailll' to .......... .. The debate over the com balanced with the President's petence of Rybka's nominees and right to appoint his own ad the decision making process ministration regardless of their Bells To Toll On July 4th which he used in making their qualifications. Bill Gagliano R' Patr ict' \ -.lward and television have been asked to Revolution at Independence Na appointments culminated in the crystallized the issues by com On Juiy 4th, 1776." a messenger broadcast lbe significant occa tional Park, where the Liberty introduction of a bill which called menting that the bill was not ran up the stairs of the Pennsyl Bell is now kept. The sound will for the mandatory disclosure of intended as a personal slur sion. against the President but that it vania statehouse to the belfry. The Liberty Bell wi11 ring once be electronically amplified be aU the names of those applying Crowds of people were looking up again at precisely 2:00 p.m. to cause of the crack in the bell. for directorships, in order to was written to strengthen the to the bell, waiting to hear if the start off the sounding of the bells. To our interest. the bells of provide the Senate with a ll checks and balances airea<iy pre representatives had voted to A national celebration will be Grassselli Tower will toll to take pertinent information and enable sent in the Union system. This declare independence. At 2:00 conducted by the Sons of the part in the historic celebration. it to pass judgement on the Presi confrontation set the stage for p.m , the first notes were echoing dent's ~oooinf~>PS . The bill oassed more spirited disagreement next the countryside, "proclaiming and was 'subsequently vetoed by fall ( Presidential Poll Ta ken \ The Union Person of the Year liberlv throughout the land " The Political Science Club in l''ord was strongest w1th men the President on the ground that In a symbolic celebration of it usurped the power of the office Award ended in a tie and so a new conjunction with Dr. Gawiser of and underclasspersons. Jimmy accolade was invented, Union our nation's bicentennial birth the Political Science Department Carter was second, favored by of president and tipped the scales day. on July 4th, a historic tolling 14.4. percent of those responding. in favor of the Senate. Couple of the Year consisting of and Mr. Grasko of the Computer Diane Coolican and Harry of bells nationwide will take Center recently conducted a Carter also was strongest with TUesday evening a motion to override the veto was introduced Rosenfield. Former Union place. at 2 p.m. £<~astern Daylight Presidential Preference Poll A men and underclasspersons. Secretary Elaine Yeip was voted Savings Time. communities all random survey of 159 under Coming in third with a surpris and fell l wo votes short of a special commendation for all over the United States and it's graduates revealed that 49.7 per ingly solid 10.7 percent of the passing. During the course of de territories will be ringing to com bate Rob Herald made a n impas her contributions to the Student cent of those responding regard straw vote was Morris Udall. Union over the years. memorate the exact moment the themselves as democrats, 16.3 Udall was favored most often by sioned plea to preserve the power Liberty Bell proclaimed indepen percent regard themselves as women and upperclasspersons. dence 200 years ago. Churches. Republicans and 28.7 percent of The non-candidate Hubert Summer Renovation Planned firehouses. universities, and indi those interviewed regard them Humphrey placed fourth with 6.9 viduals will let go the sound for 2 percent of those responding Extensive improvements to will take place in all student resi selves as independents. dence ha lis. minutes representing the first 2 Gerald Ford was preferred by followed by Reagan, Wallace, campus grounds and buildings are being planned for the sum· Athletic - related improve centuries of our nation. Radio 25.5.

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