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Searching the Office of Education Is Mined on the Basis of a Formula Program, Students Will Receive Rosary Hill College Will Have Miss Cecilia T VOL. 25 NO. 2 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1973 The long and hard fought parietal hours. Some of the not exist, and that the problems POSSIBILITY struggle for open dorms will issues that Sister' feels must be would be covered as well as they tentatively reach a first step dealt with, “in order to insure the could be. Sr. Kathryn seems towards achievement in the rights of each resident student as fairly confident that experi­ spring semester of 1973-74 school well as those of the Institution mental inter-visitation will begin year. are: next Semester in a minimum Following a June Board of 1. Control of the anticipated way. This would then not impose Trustees’ meeting in which the larger numbers of people in the on the student who does not wish Board indicated that inter­ residence halls. to live in “open” dorms, but has visitation policy was in the hands 2. Development and im­ no “closed” dorms available to of the Administration, Sister plementation of an effective sign- him. Kathryn Stump, Vice-President in and sign-out policy. The most vital need of the for Student Affairs, and Sister 3. Clearing of halls at curfew inter*visitation experimental Patricia Russo, Director of hours. period will be responsible help Residents, began looking into a 4. Roommate problems from the students. If the experi­ feasible plan of intervisitatibn for resulting from parietal policies. ment fails to meet the standards Rosary Hill residents. 5. Sanction for policy expected by the Administration, t- Afr Inter-Visitation Committee violators.” it could well mean another four was formed again this year con­ The committee was given a years’ battle to get where we are * sisting of Doreen Viggiano, John week to organize their thoughs now. Bigg, Lon Crawford, John and solutions. At the next session, The next meeting will be on Wroblewski, Cathy Ball, and after discussion on several major Oct. 16th in which the RA’s will be Paula Vielkind. The first meeting points of Sr.’s paper, the com­ given a chance to express their gave Sr. Pat an opportunity to mittee pointed out that a “per* views on the inter-visitation present her position paper on feet” inter-visitation policy did program. by Ca|hy ^ Will The*« Doors Remain Closed Forever? AID TO EVERYONE Searching The Office of Education is mined on the basis of a formula program, students will receive Rosary Hill College will have Miss Cecilia T. Matta developed by the Office of sponsoring a new student grant assistance of $1400, less the a new president. The process that Mr. Anthony W. Violanti Education and applied con­ financial aid program which is amount the family can be ex­ is to terminate with the selection Miss Susan A. Pominville $ sistently to all students who apply available to first-time, full-time pected to contribute for the post­ of RHC’s second executive, in­ Mr. Alfred E. Anscomb i for a Basic Grant. students for the 1973-74 school secondary education of the volves a special committee set up Dr. Richard G. Brandenburg year. Basic Crants, unlike loans, do student. No grant can, however, to review applications for the Fr. Joseph B. Dorsey hot have to be repaid and may be The new Basic Educational be more than one-half of a position. Corinne Halsema, O.S.F. used to cover a student’s tuition, Opportunity Grant Program- student’s cost of attendance. The twenty-one member Mr: James M. Dillon (ex officio) fees, room, board, books, sup­ more popularly known as Basic For the 1973-74 academic Presidential Search Committee The Committee’s existence plies, and miscellaneous ex­ Grants-is designed to assist year, $122 million is available to includes representatives of the will terminate with the sub­ penses. They are the “floor” of eligible students planning to assist an estim ated 425,000 faculty, Alumni, Board of mission of recommendations to the assistance package available enter colleges, universities, students. The maximum award is Trustees, Administrative Staff, the Board of Trustees by its self- to eligible students. Other forms community colleges, approved $452 and the average award is Student Body and the Com­ imposed January deadline. The of student aid may be provided in vocational and technical schools, $200. munity. The membership is listed Board of Trustees will make the addition to these grants. and hospital schools of nursing. The amount of each student’s below: final decision. When the appropriation is expected family contribution and Mr. John T. Maher, Chairman Until a new president is sufficient to fully-fund the the amount of his award is deter­ Miss Allalee A. Babbidge named, management of the Mr. Thomas R. Beecher, Jr. College’s affairs will continue to Marita Lannan, O.S.F. be handled by Dr. Ralph Sexuality Course Patricia Russo, O.S.F. Zielonka. Dr. Zieionka was ATTENTION: Miss Mary Lou Littlefield chosen to succeed Sr. Angela Mr. Daniel J. Lacey Canavan as the temporary Students at Northern Illinois did previously. Dr. Richard S. Cimbalo executive in June. M ay 1974 University, DeKalb, 111., may Students give themselves Dr. James F. O’Leary now earn three credits for their twenty-five per cent of their Mr. Thomas J. Maass Graduates- interest in sex. grade. They also are required to Mrs. Janet L. LeVan A course entitled “Human fill out a one hundred seventy- Mrs. Carol L. Hughes Application for Sexuality,” offered through the five question survey at the Mrs. Rosemary A. Saffire Men’s Physical Education beginning of the course and write degree due in Department, has an endrollment a sexual autobiography, which of 100 and about 450 students on are both anonymous. office of registar the waiting list. An objective midterm and Students engage in such ac­ final essay exam are also given in by Nov. 1 tivities as Shouting George the course. Note page two pictures - Care to Carlin’s seven obscenities at each comment? Send editorials to the other, participating in “desensi­ Ascent Office or mail-box #419. tizing” sessions, viewing movies, Concentration and entering into frank dis­ cussions on birth control Be sure to read page three to find m eeting methods. out about an opportunity for The course instructor says the students to visit Mexico. 11:30 A.M . goals of the course are to help students understand themselves Page five is definitely worth as sexual beings and identify the looking at. It contains a sneak Tuesday factors and alternatives that preview of the Daemen Little influence them as sexual beings. Theatre upcoming production. It One girl said that after only consists of two-one act plays and three class periods she feels more both should be great! O ctober at ease discussing sex than she See what’s going on campus’s throughout America on Page 7. 23, 1973 And Much, Much More! ! ! PA G E 2 THE ASCENT OCTOBER 16, 1973 ZeUtosU&l Attention Veterans The Rosary Hill College Colle­ to join our organization. Here are giate Veterans Association would some of our long range ob­ like to welcome all returning jectives: veterans, transfers and fresh­ club-house, off campus OBITUARY men. scholarship/loan fund Approximately two-thirds of membership in N.Y. State AMERICA (nee United the male enrollment on campus Veterans organization States), suddenly, after a five consists of veterans. We have the , membership in Nation year illness beginning in 1968. potential of becoming a very Veterans organization. Death was caused by unjust influential voice on campus, but If your name is on this list you wars, over zealous corrupt it can’t be accomplished by in­ aren’t going to be able to draw politicians, racial and ethic dis­ dividual action. any money from the Veterans crimination, and moral and The Veterans’ Club meets on Administration unless you stop at economic poverty. the first and third Tuesday of the Registrars’ office and have Formerly known as the land of each month. We are politically your letter of eligibility sub­ the free and home of the brave, at non-alligned, and exist only as a mitted. time of death leaders screamed service for you. All we are asking Chutko, Richard I >: innocence as country faced for is one hour of your time per Fischer, Charles oblivion. Father of such sons as month. Gelgud, Richard Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson, All veterans who have an Hoolihan, Tim King and Kennedy, Mother of honorable discharge or * any Lamoureaux, Gary Susan Anthony, E. ; Roosevelt persons, male or female, who are Mahler, Harold among others. At time of funeral drawing Veterans benefits McKelley, Wm. there were no friends left in the through their parents are eligible Poeller, Jay world community to pay their Vantine, Richard respects. Personality May Dictate Choice of Booze or Pot A preference for either alcohol relationships with others. They or marijuana may be determined * are. more dreamy, more ONE PICTURE by over-all personality traits, imaginative, and sometimes, 'Come and Got It!" psychologists revealed at a con- ! rugged individualists who prefer ference directed by -.the., to go their own ways.” Smithsonian Institute’s Center, “The. extroverts tend to use e i v c for the Study of Man. , alcohol and the introverts' use Dr. Michael Beauborn, a marijuana. But where you have Jamaican psychiatrist, told thè only one drug, heavily prescribed recent conference: “Heavy by society as in the USA, some drinking is usually associated people may be taking alcohol as with the upper classes, who tend their drug when they are unsuited to be extroverts and strive to to it. It’s just the wrong drug for succeed. Alcohol releases them. ” he concluded.
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