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Lffllthorii At Grand Valley State University ScholarWorks@GVSU Volume 4 Lanthorn, 1968-2001 6-1-1972 Lanthorn, vol. 4, no. 15, June 1, 1972 Grand Valley State University Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/lanthorn_vol4 Part of the Archival Science Commons, Education Commons, and the History Commons Recommended Citation Grand Valley State University, "Lanthorn, vol. 4, no. 15, June 1, 1972" (1972). Volume 4. 15. http://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/lanthorn_vol4/15 This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Lanthorn, 1968-2001 at ScholarWorks@GVSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Volume 4 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@GVSU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TM Orati Valley at Stale Callecat LffllTHORII Allaalala, Mica. vol.4 no IS t h e g r a n d v a l l o y state collages lu n o 1.1972 CRS LOSES RttREOmniOn by Barbara Cutinane Some one recently shock to the administration, Someone suggested that it The first person that this about his opinions on the announced that the College o f who had very little to My at the was a result o f a failure to person contacted after hearing situation he reddened and Mid, Arts and Sciences has time. Vice Frerident Dean Hills, dismiu the M. A .’s and hire Ph. o f the tragic event, w a , “ Well, I’m in a rather unexpectedly lo s t its however managed to take action D’s. "A fte r all, these things naturally GVSC President Arend embarrasaing situation. You see, accreditation. Because o f the and called a meeting but he sneak up rather quickly before Lubbers. He was at a lots for my wife just phoned to tell me action passed against the college didn’t know when it would be you even know it," he Mid. words when asked to comment about It.” Since there was no the state has ruled that it must yet. No one reelly knows why Another one said that Allendale on the ruling. "W ell, I really point in causing him any further immediately fold up. Since no the ruling has been taken against doesn’t need to be educated. don't know what to My, except discomposure, the discussion one had anticipated the sudden the college but a few excuses And continuing, he added, "It’s that my swimming pool will ended here. turn down, it all came as quite a were given. not our fault, it's theirs.” probably have to go along with Since Vice President Kenneth my job .” What action does he Venderbush seems to think he plan on taking? " I ’m afraid that knows som ething about it’s out o f my hands by now. everything, he was also a further There’s just too much red tape potential source of to deal with and i can’t do it.” enlightenment. This, After this comment, the unfortunately, was an logical thing to do was to talk to overaaumption, since upon Vice President Arthur Hills. being uked to think o f reasons "Plana; Well o f course we have for the loss of accreditation he plans, some o f have plans, that could only say, "Oh my, that’s is. " He said. Some o f us have too bad. When did it happen?” thought of opening a new school Thus far there is no with a totally different format, information as to what will one that would hopefully attract happen with students who will a different sort o f populus. We be turned away from Grand even have a name for it: Rolling Valley State College. Admissions Hills School for Rompers. It has office said, “ They might be a nice ring to it," he added. notified by mail.” A further W0C HUSTLES ASSISTANT DEAN Furthermore, “ We’re holding a suggestion was that some one board meeting to discuss the should try a merger between "There were tw o main energy needed to do this work and as a professor. He received new school, but we don't want GVSC and Grand Rapids Junior considerations that led me to day in and day out, a good pot his HSD from PS23, Kansas the wrong people to know about College. Another suggested that it, so if you wouldn’t mention faithful faculty and students appoint Charles Atlas assistant o f coffee really helps. Having a City, Missouri. His hobbies it.. ” But what about the two hold classes in the Crew House dean o f WJC," says Dr. Adrian cup o f coffee there when I need include water skiing, bottle top other colleges on campus, how and the accompanying bam to Tinsley, Dean o f WJC. "First it will be another of Chuck’s collecting, and muscle flexing. will they fit in with your plans? start from scratch. Someone was his challenging, inquisitive responsibilities.” When asked He is also a fan o f the stage, and, "W ell. ! hate to say it but they from the plant department manner c f thinking and second about Mr. Atlas’ qualification as according to sources close to don't. imfottuMtoly. Ma fhgf tJut atudMita ggt £ was, well, uh, you know.” Dr. a typist. Dr. Tinsley replied, "I him, he is glad to be coming to they are dispensible, goddam job. Tinsley's voice trailed o ff at that don't know. I forgot to ask. But the Grand Rapids area because fortunately,” he concluded. No plans were made for the point, although there was a faint he must be able to type. Can’t of the outstanding work being Dean Niemeyers, being the fate of the faculty. In the words smile on her lips and a twinkle in all men type?” done with the stage by the Dean o f CAS was also a logical of someone, “Nobody really her eye. The Lanthorn asked Dr. rarkwsy T*epics. person to contact. When asked cares about them.” Tinsley how Mr. Atlas came to When asked what the specific be appointed to the position. duties o f the new assistant dean "Soon after I was appointed would be, Ms. Tinsley responded dean,” .she answered, “ I solicited that it wasn’t all worked out yet, applications from various men but he would probably "just that L thought were well suited JEFF JURKH WINS LANTHORN help out around the office." She for the post o f assistant desn. O f continued, "A lot of a dean’s all those who responded, I felt work is just busy work, typing that Mr. Atlas had the best ANNUAL COLORING CONTEST memos, letters, official policy attributes. Joe Namath ran a —a — —. a. >am. j i t , statements and such. Also, there UOSC SCtUHU , UlUU^Ai. is a lot of filing and organizing Mr. Atlas is currently to be done with a young college associated with the School o f like this. These are the types o f Dynamic Tension, which he things I expect Mr. Atlas to be founded. At this school he has The Lanthorn, in keeping doing. Also, with the amount of functioned both as administrator with its policy of following up atones, is happy to announce the winner of the Second Annual WOODT CRACKS DOWN Lanthorn Coloring Contest. The winner, Jeff Jurich, was selected from a wide field of entries, six ON DEFEATIST BEHAVIOR in number. Shirley Doebet, New* Bureau Editor, selected Jeff's The college’s Rehabilitation problem behavior; he should be coloring entry after much - — ^ J 1a ma! a ■» ■ lakakiA Sh ■ m t Review Board, which was part of niUUVBLCU IU W im m ntv tatam m m “!» close,” Pres. Lubbers crackdown against defeating behavior; and the Doebel stated, "but I like the drug violators, took action last student should not present a life use of colon and the way Jeff Thursday against 228 Grand style to the college community blended them together.” Valley students. Acting with the that would lead to adverse Jeff has won a case of coke authority granted them by the modeling effects. The students and the other entries mcaivnd ruling in the handbook against we acted against did not meet honorable mentions for their students who display "Evidence any of the above criteria. They participation. Honorable of prior behavior involving grave all still advocated the drinking o f mentions go out to Bobi moral turpitude,” the Rehab beer or wine, none o f them were Tipsword, Jim NorkUi, Ken Board announced that 228 making any effort to end their Schepera, Barbara Beaton, Bruce students were being dismissed own use, and they let it openly Ladewski, Candy Elmer, and R. from college because they were be known to others that they Heldmann. found to have violated laws were beer or wine users. The Jeffs entry will be on display minors in possession of action that was brought against in the lanthorn office until hie them is their own fault. They takes it home or until it is Dr. Robert Woody, Grand defeated themselves.” thrown out. Students, who whh Valley’s behavior modifier, Just by way of coincidence, to see (he winning entry in M (poke with the Lanthorn about the Lanthorn was able to learn color, are invited to stop in at the recent ruling. "According later in the week that all of the the Lanthorn office to see it. to our policy," he stated, “any ttudents who were dismissed The Lanthorn would also hka found with a previous hi the to extend a special thank you to the 4,000 students who forgot to stay in school, be a IMS or were friends of to enter.
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