The Year in Review a .Brief Glimpse at MSU's History

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The Year in Review a .Brief Glimpse at MSU's History photo ,by Randy Anderson The year in review A .brief glimpse at MSU's history THE YEAR IN REVIEW 1977-1978 September 27 medical students is tran­ Board of Regents approves smitted via satellite from the The Exponent new Master Science degree in University of Washington . Industrial Arts programs at Readers complain about looks at the MSU. the MSU parking situation. Over crowding in dorms Environmentalists express school year prompts one student to concern over the allocation of remark "well why the hell Yellowstone River water. prospect of faculty collective don't they build a new dorm Continuing Education bargaining. so we don't have to live like courses include fly fishing, soldiers?" assertive communications October 28 Anne Zelman, Exponent and Chinese language this Homeowners oppose plans Editor, 1n her first editorlal of fall. to make North 19th and Kagy the year , expresses hope that Boulevard four-lane arterials. the new MSU President Tietz October 14 MSU 's School of Art gets will bring energy to the The question of whether full accreditation. University Council and to the rugby plyers eat their dead is general faculty. explored. November 1 With the 12 per-cent fee Lawrence K . Pettit , Regents overrule Attorney increase for resident students commissioner of higher General Mike Greeley on his and the 33 per-cent increase ed ucation, says MSU is a request to keep the Montana for ou t-of-state students it more down home institution Law Enforcement Academy becomes apparent that MSU then UM and that's what on the MSU campus. fees are supplementing UM people want. A report to UM Academic student fees. Student Senate ap- Program Review and Planning Faculty unionization propriates money to hire two Committee recommends the becomes a possiblity at MSU. part-time lawyers for move of the MSU Film and ASMSU's Student Legal Aid T.V. Department to UM. September 30 Program . Senior citizens conduct The Homecoming Talent November4 fund drive for an extra $50,000 Gong Show featured such Fred Gerber, head of the needed to build new center. acts as Dueling Trumpets, F& TV Department, says "The MSU 's Dr. Gus Hossak KYSS and a "mooning" by ball game is over. We're reports new male students some unknown hero. staying here," in response to will experience more home a proposal to move the F& TV sickness and adjustment October 18 Department to Missoula. problems than females . Student Senate agrees to University Council October 29 -- MSU wins the annual Bobcat-Grizzly game 24- Jeanne Eggert is hired as sue the Superior Coach eliminates 15 subcommittees 19. coordinator-director of Company for unresolved in order to increase ef­ ASMSU Day Care. costs incurred by the bus they ficiency. effectively. from a collective bargaining The Women' s Athletic leased last Spring for the The meeting of the Mon­ election at MSU . Department, a new campus transit system . ~ovembe{8 tana Council ol College and organization, has its first University Council cannot The registrar's office University Teachers confirms The older than average meeting. Athletic director is agree on the basic principles revamps preregistration cards the complaint that college students form a new Dr. Virginia Hunt. of promotion and tenure and mark sense forms. graduates lack com­ organization (OTA). review for faculty. They are Jean Ellison, Missoula munication skills necessary MSU School of Business October4 seeking to revise these County deputy attorney, says in the job market. starts a three-year ac­ Board of Regents says all procedures. the Equal Rights Amendment creditation process. teacher education majors is the right answer for al I November 22 The Exponent staff honor must take six credits in Native October 21 women. It is learned that Montana themselves with a two-page American studies by July 1, Rumors reaching the Commissioner of Higher State College took part in a spread. 1979. President Teitz says Exponent suggest that up to Education Lawrence K. Pettit CIA project which studied the MSU and other universities 700 gallons of gasoline may says he is tired of news effects and possible uses of December 6 need their graduates' support be missing from the MSU stories misrepresenting his mind controlling drugs in the A recommendation is sent to counteract the unfavorable dairy farm. The supervisor stand on university system early '60's. ot President Tietz to al low climate created by the bur­ was charged with misap­ issues. He took exception to New senators are sworn student groups to bypass ning I bombing days of propriation of state property. an article in the Exponent into office at a special ASMSU recognition In order student unrest; as schools Southern Illinois University saying the failure of the meeting of Senate. to use campus facllitles. are becoming hard-pressed to Vice-President C. Stikes says legislature to fund a film and Sonny Holland is ac­ Anne Zelman siqns off as meet the demands of rising trading sex for grades is not TV building is partly due to claimed for his outstanding Exponent editor In this next­ costs and enrollment. uncommon in academia. Pettit's failure to squash job at MSU upon his to-the last paper of the Gordon Wolfram , general rumors of an impending F&TV retirement at the end of a quarter. manager of KGL T, says at the October 25 move to UM . seven year head coaching The Bookstore announces first ASMSU meeting of the Student body president career. $2,000 net profit for 1977. year that he was told in June Taylor Brown challenges UM November 13 December9 the FFA plans to remove President Greg Henderson to Bruce Jacobson's play, November29 Special Growth issue of the "The Court Martial of George Three key members of Exponent: October 14 -- Armstrong Custer," opens to ASMSU Program Board A Blue Ribbons report a full house at the SUB resign. They are Tony Waller, ... the question of whether rugby players eat predicts 100,000 Inhabitants Theatre. director of the board ; Dave of Bozeman by the year 2000. their dead is explored. The Word Processing Furmen, chairman of CEC; The new terminal at Center, which will begin and Judy Case, chairperson Gallatin Field is being readied operation at MSU in July of Arts and Exhibits. KGL T's out-dated beacon a pants-off for occupancy. contest at the 1978, has caused concern by The Processing Center tower northwest of Bozeman conclusion of the Cat-Grizzly There have been 121 new clerical and secretarial staffs controversy continues. because the land owner game. He proposed that the business licenses Issued in over possible job losses. An investigation reveals doesn't like the tower. losing team's student body 1977, from January to Ann Seibel says on the that in 1964 an MSU professor Dr. Bruce Jacobsen, head president relinquish his pants November. changing roles of women that received a grant to study of Theater Arts at MSU , on the 50-yard line. Since 1967, Bozeman has "Women have a hell of a long naturally occurring declares himself a contender Exponent Editor Anne grown from 17 ,076 to 23 ,830. way to go ... " hal I uci nogen ic substances. in the Republican primary Zelman says UM's programs Jan 6 race for the Western District are being protected by the November 17 December2 The University of Montana Congressional seat being regents In the face of con­ Senate election candidates' District Court Judge will lose 60.64 full-time vacated by Max Baucus. sistently better performances concerns Include Library Gordon Bennett rules that the by MSU. equivalent (FTE) faculty hours, the transit system, College of Engineering and positions next year It was October 7 Most administrators at Senate expenditures and the Cooprative The first WAMI program for Extension decided at the December MSU are worried about the representing students' views 2 service must be excluded Board of Regents meeting. EXPONENT THE YEAR IN REVIEW 1911 -1978 Montana State University's Rep . Paul Pistoria, D-Great non-student companion come Stephens of Havre express March 31 winter quarter officially Falls, advocates "weeding to the aid of a traffic accident support for equal funding for Tenured speech professor commenced Wednesday, Jan. out" UM professors who victim on Highway 191 north both universities during a Lawrence Silvey' s hearing 4. The approximately 9500 " teach and preach" against of West Yellowstone. stop at MSU. over improper conduct students registered guarantee American traditions. Senator John Melcher and The DO-Dunkers win the becomes publically known. MSU of its largest winter Shot down again ... MSU Congressman Max Baucus Men's Intramural A Team The charges: he allegedly quarter enrollment over. Rifle team falls to the both stress the need for Championship. traded sex for grades. Basketball team loses five University of Wyoming. higher wheat prices during Journalist Jack Anderson of seven games over vacation. visits to the MSU campus. Feb 28 tells an audience of 600 Feb3 A statewide campaign MSU is looking for a new students "government Jan 10 President Tietz tells 40 designed to acquaint voters The Muscular Dystrophy faculty members that "ex­ with the merits of the six-mill Dance Marathon held at the cellence has got to come from levy is launched. SUB Ballroom last weekend the faculty if this is to be the Western Montana College February 7 -- J"aises more than $20,000 for best possible Montana State student Laurie Briney is ... the Board of Regents receives permission the Muscular Dystrophy University." appointed to the Board of Association. Sonny Holland urges Regents by Governor Thomas from HEW to continue paying student em­ Montana Governor Judge student support for the Judge. ployees less than the minimum wage.
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