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The Guardian, October 27, 1975 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 10-27-1975 The Guardian, October 27, 1975 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1975). The Guardian, October 27, 1975. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. President Kegerreis fields questions in forum Kege'reis was asked if, given about possible increases in tui- ception of Ohio University, tracted a standing room only the choice between a tuition tion. Last year, he explained, further complicating the sub- Editor's note; Pictures of this crowd. hike or a cut of the "bloated" there were four formulas for de- sidy picture. open meeting are on page 8. Questioning centered athletic budget, what would he around the tuition situation for termining the amount of state He claimed, however, that any tuition increase would not do. He replied that all cuts so the major part of the gathering. subsidy the University would by Richard Liebrrii exceed $10 per quarter which far were across and if any Wright State Pre Jent Students in attendance were receive. This year, however, would not graduate each quar- further cuts were to be made Robert Kegerreis fielded ques- nearly outnumbered by the staff there are 15 formulas, com- plicating the determination. ter, An increase would only be they would first come from tions fiom students last Wed- at the meeting. non academic areas. "The Ath- On the subject of tuition in- Kegerreis went on to say the in eftect for this school year and nesday in Ally" hall lounge. would have to be re-evaluated letic department is not sacred," The lunchtime forum, the first creases, Kegerreis said the ad- Ohio schools have all experi- before next year. [Continued from page 2 ] of those held quarterly, at- ministration was uncertain enced enrollment with the ex- Wright Slate University October 2 7, 1975 Vol 12 Issue 14 GUARDIANDayton, Ohio Attempted robbery' foiled in Millett by Richard Lieberman Lynch said she chased the The suspect was taken to the An attempted robbery was 'nan she had seen in her office offices fo the College of Liberal prevented last Wednesday af- down the hall to the area of the Arts, where officers from Sec- ternoon on the fourth floor of sociology department offices urity took over. Richard Grewe Director of Millett hall. where Guardian photographer Speech instructor Pat Lynch Roliert King was speaking with Security, stated the suspect was said she was returning to her a faculty member. removed to the security offices office and as she entered she "I heard a commotion in the in Allyn hall where he was read saw a man she did not know hall and looked out and saw the his rights. The suspect was then standing by her desk. She said woman (Lynch) chasing a taken to the Fairborn jail where she asked him if there was any- man." King related. "He was he was booked. thing she could do for him. coming toward me and I heard It was discovered that the According to Lynch he said her shouting that he had taken .uspect allegedly stole >j brief- there was not and he left. At that her wallet. I threw a body bloc k case belonging to Dr Paul time she noticed her purvo w.i- at him but he got by me." McStallworth of the history de partment. The brief-ase. which open and her wallet missing. The suspect was by the front She hastily left her office, she steps by then, ac tending to McStallworth claimed was his, contended, and tried to catch King, when King and two others was not thought by authorities to belong to him until a paper the man. (oneot whom was Dr Paul Mer- She began to give chase and riam of the history department) with writing that was identified yelled "I te has my wailet. Stop tackled him !>y the step-. [Continued from page .3} that man. "I yelled at the top of my lungs, you know, so people Refund requests now would come out of their of- fices," Lynch claimed. She was running after the go to parking appeals suspect but iost sight of him be- ant! talked with Security about Suspect in last Wednesday's robbery attempt is cause, she said "I had heels by Tracey /dyne Thompson a refund, they get the refund. searched by Wright State security officer. (Robert King on." Parking dec al refunds will be photo) issued to persons who filed a Heretofore, the people will refund applic ation with Parking have to g» through the- Parking services prior to Thursday, Oc- Appeal-is committee,'' Norman Counseling ivorks under budget cut tober 23. said. He also noted that refunds All other refund requests currently refer only to people must be filed with the Parking with decals who were parking peared the University wasn't personal concerns, such as an- by Doretta McCeorge Appeals committee. in the 'K' tot. Counseling services is now supporting student services as xieties. Severson noted that people Persons who filed .? com- "I am disappointed because I operating with a budget ot much as academic c oncerns. come to Counseling with indi- plaint with Ombudser Web think anybody who parks in the $79,000 as opposed to last According to Engebretson, 'K' lot should get a refund. Why vidual as well as group prob- Norman must also Vile their re- year's budget which was Counseling services is not just not jus! make a rule i( you want lems. fund requests with the Parking $116,723 according to Darold tor people who have emotional to get a refund on parking you "My main interest is working Appeals committee, but Nor- Engebretson. Director of Coun- disturbances but also for can get one." Norman said people who want help with [Continued from page 31 man said he has been informed seling services. that if he tells the committee the people who simply wished to "The University wanted to complainant did file before the return stickers were not yet elig- increase faculty salaries and Shortage of chairs, cutoff date, the refund will be ible for a relund. because of this, student ser- issued. Norman said persons who vices has to take a severe "Prior to today. (October tiled a complaint with him who budget cut," remarked Engeb- tables in Allyn lounge 23), and if they (the complain- [Continued from page 31 retson. He continued that two of last by Tom Beyerlein with adequate equipment to do year's counselors resigned Patrons ot the Allyn hall what we want to do for the stu- Schmidt victory narrow which reduced the counseling lounge may find it necessary to dents," said the source. "The Don Schmidt won the spe- According to Election com- staff to three members sit on the floor while eating, University doesn't give a cial election for representative mission persons the voter turn- "We were authorized by the due to a shortage of tables at damn." at-large to Academic council out of 67 was large for a special University to fill only one of the that establishment. Dr Elizabeth Harden, execu- by a margin of 69 votes. election. positions. Connie Severson is According to one ARA tive director of general univer- In addition to his duty on the In addition, there was a the new counselor, so now the employee, the food service has sity services, stated that the council, Schmidt assumes the single write-in vote and one staff is made up of lohn Clodtel- been requesting additional ta- Allyn lounge was originally bles for about three weeks, but conceptualized as a "study position as chairer of Student ballot which proved to be void. ter, Severson, and myself," Schmidt was installed as commented Engebretson. the University has 'ailed to lounge where students could Caucus. Schmidt's closet competitor. chairer before the Caucus ses- Engebretson speculated th<a comply, even though there are study and have a cup of cof- Car! Morley, received 313 sion on Friday. the primary reason for the two tables available in storage. fee," and that the furniture was [Continued from page 3 J votes to Schmidt"s total of 382. resignations was that it ap- "We're not being provided 2 GUARDIAN October 27. 1975 Kegerreis speaks at open forum in Allyn lounge amount the governor earns. said the money would not !x> [Continued trom page 1 ] has resulted in I he present tion by next year. Rhodes earns $5 5,000 per year, going to an increased Athletic he contended, "and neither is budget problem'. the state One student said that a'l according to Kegerreis. department budget. any other department." schools. Kegerreis said led to the con- Subject matter then turned to During the course „f the When asked about the two For the present time tl.-e cut, clusion that he is incapable of faculty parking. forum Kegerreis was presented persons in Counseling services coupled with a delay in receiv- representing student needs in A student asked why the fa- with a petition protesting tui- that left WSU, he said that they ing state subsidy checks, has Columbus The student also cult> should have separate tion hikes signed by over 2,000 had not been dismissed and produced the situation which said Kegerreis was "impotent." spaces, forcing students with students, according to a rep- their positions were not elimi- may resist in an increase.
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