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Ursinus College Digital Commons @ Ursinus College Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper Newspapers 4-10-1981 The Grizzly, April 10, 1981 James Wilson Ursinus College Maria Pettineo Ursinus College Diane Niemy Ursinus College Barbara Foley Ursinus College Jay Repko Ursinus College See next page for additional authors Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews Part of the Cultural History Commons, Higher Education Commons, Liberal Studies Commons, Social History Commons, and the United States History Commons Click here to let us know how access to this document benefits oy u. Recommended Citation Wilson, James; Pettineo, Maria; Niemy, Diane; Foley, Barbara; Repko, Jay; Repko, Phil; Atkins, Duncan C.; Harp, Elizabeth P.; Burke, Kevin; Anderson, Kit; Sacks, Martin; and Lazar, Joey, "The Grizzly, April 10, 1981" (1981). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 56. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/56 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. It has been accepted for inclusion in Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Authors James Wilson, Maria Pettineo, Diane Niemy, Barbara Foley, Jay Repko, Phil Repko, Duncan C. Atkins, Elizabeth P. Harp, Kevin Burke, Kit Anderson, Martin Sacks, and Joey Lazar This book is available at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/56 lass elections ay; candidates' platforms page 6 • rl Volume Three Number Nineteen Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pa. 19426 Friday, April 10, 1981 Sigma Pi Sigma Chapter Gulf Oil Aids Students Comes to the Campus Ursinus College will be honor­ guest speaker and installing of­ phia's Roxborough section, a ed by the installation of an ficer, Dr. William Eidson of biology major; Jeffrey Quay, of, Ursinus chapter of Sigma Pi Drexel University, on the topic Pottstown, Pa., a chemistry major .. Sigma, the national physics honor "Running Out of Time, Not Also installed will be John society, in ceremonies in Wismer Energy, " followed by the induc­ Krawczyk, II, of Drexel Hill, Pa." Auditorium on Saturday, April tion ceremonies at 5:15 conducted a chemistry major; Jay Kolls, of 11. Interested area residents are by Dr. Eidson. Salisbury, Md., a physics major; welcome to attend. The ceremonies also will recog­ Walter Peppleman, Jr., of Hun­ Sigma Pi Sigma chapters are nize the accomplishments of the tingdon Valley, Pa., a physics restricted to colleges and univer­ student and faculty members of major; John Squire, of Glenolden, sities of recognized standing the Ursinus Physics Club, a Pa., a pre-engineering major, and which offer a strong physics campus organization. They will Joan Hays, of New Castle, Del., a major field of study. Students be installed as charter members chemistry major. College funds for student loans received a generous boost as elected to membership must at­ of the new Sigma Pi Sigma The faculty members are Dr. ichard McQuillan, financial aid director (center), accepts a tain high standards of general chapter. Evan S. Snyder, professor of heck completing a $50,000 Gulf Oil Corporation Student Loan scholarship and outstanding The students are Joseph Pae­ physics and department chairman; Fund from Kevin Riordan, Gulf's regional public affairs achievement in physics. sani, of Audubon, N.J., a mathe­ Dr. Martha Takats, associate J. The day's events include a matics maior: Martin Sacks. of professor of physics; and Jane A. resentative. Looking on is Richard P. Richter, president of special physics display in College Dresher, Pa., a mathematics ma- Barth, associate professor of e College. Union, an address at 4:30 by the jor; Keith Harrison, of Philadel- chemistrY. This fund is aimed especially at assisting qualified Ursinus uniors and seniors who, because- of special circumstances, are uanble to secure adequate help through normal channels, Men Draw McQullan explained. He said, "We hope this fund will Ursinus News Brie.fs encourage students to complete their education and to develop a For Rooms responsible attitude toward the cost of higher education." In expressing the college's appreciation, President Richter Thursday said, "The Gulf Loan Fund gift is particularly important at this Lindback Nominations Requested by Dean me because we see the need for more private-sector student Room drawing begins for all to replace the student aid now being cut in Washington." For the past twenty years Ursinus has granted Lindback Awards to resident male students on Thurs­ faculty members. The awards, which are given at May graduation, are day, April 23 between 6:15 p.m. given "in recognition of distinguished teaching performed by a and 9:30 p.m. The junior students recipient during the college year ... will draw first. The sophomores College Choir to Present Last year Dr. S. Ross Doughty (History) and Dr. Peter Small will draw at 7:30 p.m. and (Biology) received the awards. freshmen will have a chance 'The Creation' April 11 The Dean of the College, William E. Akin, invites students to starting at 8:30 p.m. Female Special to the Grizzly ••• nominate faculty members for the awards. Any student wishing to students drew for rooms earlier in The College Choir will present both the oratorio and opera stage make a nomination may do so on forms available in the offices of either the semester. a performance of Haydn's orato- in such works as ' 'Messiah, t, the Dean of the College or the Dean of S'tudents. Nominations should The drawing will take place in Bomberger Auditorium and will rio, "The Creation," Saturday, "Carmen" and "LaBoheme," indicate why in the student's opinion, the nominee merits the award. April 11, at 7:30 p m in Bomber- among others. He performed at Nominations must be submitted to Dean Akin by April 15. be supervised by Richard What­ ley, Associate Dean of Students. ger Hall. Admission is free and Robin Hood Dell in a concert Saturday Night Live de Espanol / During this time, students will open to the public. version of "Aida" with Zubin draw a number which will desig­ Conducted by John French, Mehta, at Temple Music Festival Saturday Night Uve - Spanish style comes to the Ursinus College nate the order they will be in music director at Ursinis, the in "n Trovatore" with the Metro­ community on 'Iv ednesday night, April 15 at 8 p m in the Ritter when signing up for a room. The choir is composed of students, politan Opera Soloists and in Center. The production, originated by Dr. Shute and Dr. Eaton of ,the student will be allowed to have faculty, alumni and area resi- "Die Fledermaus" with the Phil­ Romance Language Department, will consist of Spanish 316 students. any room that has not already dents. Guest soloists for this adelphia Opera Company. He has The students, under the direction of Steve Van Gorden, Lorie Cramer, been chosen by someone else perfornlance are Edwina Dunkle- a degree in voice from Temple and Lisa Hendren, will write, edit, and produce the entire one hour when his turn comes. French, soprano; Robert Rodgers, University. Spanish version of the popular television show. Skits include: Weekend In order to be eligible, the tenor; Neal Tracy, bass, and Neal Tracy, of Lansdale, a 1980 Update, Emily Litella, and Senor Rodriguez' neighborhood. All student must fill out a room organist Douglas Tester. Metropolitan Opera Auditions re- Students and faculty are invited to attend. deposit slip he can get from his Ms. French has performed with gional finalist, alternates his mu­ Resident Assistant, and take it to the Philadelphia Oratorio Choir, sic career between the operatic Cub and Key Selected the Treasurer's Office in Corson Pennsylvania Pro Musica and the stage and the classroom. He has with a deposit of 550. The Philadelphia New Music Group. sung leading roles in dozens of payment must be made between . She also specializes in lieder operas from Don Giovanni to The following seven juniors have been elected to the Cub and Key recitals, ranging from Baroque to Figaro, and is teaching private Honor Society: Kevin Burke, Mike Damiano, Tom Dunn, Brian Lyman, the hours of9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Tuesday. April 21. You will be contemporary music. She holds voice in Lansdale. He earned a Mike Mulligan, John O'Neill, and John Squire. music degrees from the Philadel- doctoral degree in voice from The Cub and Key is the Men' s Honor Society at Ursinus, and asked to present your ID card and cannot draw for a room unless you phia College of the Performing Indiana University. election is restricted to second semester juniors with averages over 80 Arts and the Peabody Institute of Organist Douglas Tester, ac- and who have exhibited leadership qualities outside the classroom have your receipt. Anybody who Johns Hopkins University. tive as a teacher and a performer, through participation in extra-curricular activities. Congratulations wants to remain in his present Robert Rogers has appeared on (Continued on Page Three) from The Grizzly to those elected. (Continued on Page Thr.. ) • age e r zz y n • ay, ' pn t· : Off the Editor's Desk Co-ed Housing Class elections are on Monday and this is the time when we get to listen to all of the great changes tnat will appear on Is It Possible at Ursinus? campus if the "right" person is selected. Every year this The creation of the Alternative plains it as one that will satisfy a policy would be to reduce the happens and yet all of the great promises don't seem to ever Housing Committee has provided the needs and desires of students, unnecessary supervision that happen. I was extremely active in Student government as a Ursinus students with an outlet parents and the Board of Direc­ gives Ursinus the handslapping for the complaints that surface freshman, but like many lost my ambition when no one else tors, without endangering the discipline reputation it h~s per­ seemed to care what was going on.

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