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Maine Campus November 29 1962 Maine Campus Staff The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine Maine Campus Archives University of Maine Publications Fall 11-29-1962 Maine Campus November 29 1962 Maine Campus Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus Repository Citation Staff, Maine Campus, "Maine Campus November 29 1962" (1962). Maine Campus Archives. 273. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainecampus/273 This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ber 15, 1962 The MAINE campus F-2 A Progressive Newspaper Serving A Growing University Vol. LXIV ORONO, MAINE, NOVEMBER 29, 1962 on have con- Number 11 ous play this ; major con- 's unbeaten iould also be to was over- Trustees y the efforts Vote To Close SAE Mike Haley. steady corn- an ankle in- showed two irds and two Noted Newsman Addresses Drinking Results In )drive, with playing as a Maine News Convention lined up his Charter Revocation 'ouldn't trade Maine Newspaper Day, an annual three editors who conducted the our line for convention At its meeting in Portland Nov. spring 1964, for all Maine newspaper- study for the New England Society Friday; and spring 1965, the state.'' 21. the University's Board of Trus- Wednesday, men and newspaperwomen, will be of Newspaper Editors. The subject to annual re- study tees was forced to recommend that view). held at the University tomorrow, was completed about a year ago, and the SAE House be closed and its The Committee Nov. 30. It is sponsored by the Uni- includes reference to some of the also advised that charter revoked. The Educational no more versity's Department of Journalism, Maine newspapers. Rowse is the professional engineering Policy and Research Committee felt degrees be Brooks W. Hamilton, Head; the author of a book, "Slanted Report- awarded except in Forest- that the fraternity had repeatedly ry, since the Maine Daily Newspaper Association; ing." which deals with national news state confers similar violated the University's "no drink- professional and the Maine Press Association. coverage of the 1952 Nixon Fund. certification. Two new ing" rule and other regulations. De- courses, Py 60. Newspaper Day will begin with A pane! of weekly newspaper pub- Learning and Pro- a luncheon spite warnings and promises of com- ttrammed at 1:00 p.m. in York lishers will discuss the revolution Instruction, and Ab 259. as hall. Dr. Raymond in pliance. on Nov. 3, beer was served Research and tried Forer, head of printing and business Methods in Agricultural the department of sociology methods of to freshmen at an "open rushing imes to trap- and weekly BitSille.SA and Economics, were ap- anthropology at the University, newspapers. Albert A. Row- party" at the SAE house. be the right botham, publisher proved. will give a luncheon address en- of The Rumford The committee approved the ad- more appro- Falls Times The Finance Committee titled, "Sociology and Mass Com- and president of the ditien of Alpha Phi to the sorority recom- munications," covering Central Maine Press, mended that the state sell another problems Lewiston. group. weekend for in communications faced by which publi,hes several newspapers `..z2 million worth or bonds to finance The Educational Policy and heavy rains newspapers and newspaper writ- in the Central Printing Plant, will Re- student housing and dining facilities. ers. search Committee recommended rising water head the panel. Panelists will stress a The sale of $10 million worth of The afternoon forum will be held change in the commencement date ir traps were particularly the surge of interest in bonds for such purposes was au- from 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. in the Ban- to make it closer to the end of finals. Morning and offset printing and in the use of thorized in '58. and $2 million will gor Room of the Union. Theodore Sprine. semester 1963, commence- Fighting ad- centralized printing plants for num- remain after this sale. They will be Rowse, now on the editorial ment will be held on Saturday; did manage staff bers of weeklies. New equipment paid off over a period of years by of the Washington Post and former- nd a dozen will be used to demonstrate modern students using the facilities. ly with the Boston Globe, r a weekend. will re- printing methods. The Maintenance and Control pert on !er but never a study of the news per- Committee has awarded a S719.414 formance of New England The afternoon forum is open to news- Coach Releases contract for a new men's dining hall papers in the 1960 presidential elec- the public. All interested students y is the open- at the north end of the campus to tion campaign. Rowse was one of are urged to attend. of the duck Nickerson and O'Day. Inc., of Ban- Is at 12:00 Names Of Cowl gor. nany sources President Elliott accepted gifts grating birds Team Members to the University, one of which was so shooting Student Senate a $93,000 grant from the National By CAROLYN ZACHARY Aeronautics and Space Administra- tion to carry on and ducks in Coach Walter S. Schoenberger research pertinent to space travel. Any faculty nake for an has announced the members of the member may apply to Dean Conducts Poll final and "backstop" General Elec- Thomas Curry. chairman, for funds. tric College Bowl teams. The U-M Kappa Sigma NEWS President Elliott also spoke The Student Senate Political Af- tics. The results of team will appear over CBS Televi- on is" Ingraham the poll are as the possibilities for fairs Committee recently completed follows: sion Sunday, December 23 at 5:30 the University birds fell to at Portland. A new a post-election poll. The purpose of p.m. Its opponent is not yet known. $3,000,000 build- h Island last I. As of now, who do you think FEATURE ing would "make it possible the poll, according to committee The final team consists of sen- for the hunting with is the leading contender for the Re- University to offer the chairman. Leroy Lambert. was to ior Tom Goodwin, junior Royce Bachelor of ind skunked. publican Presidential nomination in A program now Arts Degree in a selected test the political awareness of stu- is underway on Flood, and sophomores Sharon number of 1964? campus to adopt Jenkins and John fields in the social sciences dents during a non-presidential elec- a child through the Tierney. The and the Nelson Rockerfeller-74% Foster Parents' Plan. backstop team members are sen- humanities." He emphasized • tion. The poll was a random sampl- A Maine the George Romney —10% Christian Association committee has iors Karen Amann and Robert need for planning to educate a great- ing in which some 150 students Tymoezko, and Barry Goldwater — 2% initiated the project, but the child juniors Stephen ly expanded population. The high took part. Feiman and John Sutherland. In No opinion —14% will belong to the University of school class of '65 will be 50% The participating students were case of illness, members of this 2. Generally speaking, do you Maine, and not to any religious second larger than the current one, and the asked five questions which touched team may replace mem- think that President Kennedy thus group. bers of the first team. University must absorb it, he said. upon both national and state poli- far has done a In order to become a Foster The backstop team will continue Satisfactory job —92% Parent, the University must con- to practice with the final team. Au- Unsatisfactory job— 6% tribute $180 a year, or $15 per diences are still urged to attend these month, toward No answer — 2% the support of a practice sessions in the Dorm Shuffle particular child. Education Bookstore 3. Do you think that For this amount Building Senator a child can be fed, TV studio to give the team Margaret clothed, and Chase Smith would make schooled for one year. Beginning a simulated television studio at- Duo Next Fall a good vice president? Monday, a booth will be set up mosphere. Plan Flared Yes-21% outside the Bears' Den in the Coach Schoenberger and the final University of Maine dormitories. No —65% Memorial Union At to collect con- team members will stay in the Wal- traditionally designated a recent meeting of the faculty tributions for adopting as men's or Undecided-14% a child. dorf Astoria during their weekend %%omen's dorms. council several faculty members The Foster Parents' Plan has re- will henceforth be 4. Do you think that Senator Ed- trip to New York City for the pro- referred to as brought up the bookstore problem habilitated over 76.000 children in student dormitories. mund S. Muskie would make a good gram. Their travelling expenses. In other words and suggested a twofold plan by 16 countries including Korea, Viet dormitories. now vice president? meals, lodging, and tickets to a housing %%omen which the shortage of textbooks Nam, Hong Kong, and the Philip- students, will house Yes-50% Broadway show are all provided by men, and vice could be eliminated. pines. Welfare services and social versa. No —36% College Bowl. The purpose The first step is to summarize, workers in these countries suggest of the new plan is Undecided-14% to gist' the course by course, pre-registration children w hich this plan can help. university more flexi- bility in assigning figures early in June for the fall On the last question: What do you In the United States Foster Parents students.
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