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The Guardian, April 8, 1966 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 4-8-1966 The Guardian, April 8, 1966 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 (1966). The Guardian, April 8, 1966. : 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]. The Guardian A Wright State Campus Publication Volume 2 FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1966 Number 10 Plans Set For Proposed Park llv ST» VI T\< KI TT Paths running through the wools were also proposed. By the beginning of the Kali It was suggested that the paths trimester, Wright State's park be covered with limstone to could become a reality. keep them from becoming too Terry Hankey, recently ap- muddy in rainy weather. The pointed Park Commissioner paths that exist now, run in by Bob Beachdell, Student only one direction. The com- Body President, called a mittee decided that it would meeting on Wednesday, March serve the area better If nature 30, to discuss plans for the trails were Initiated to make proposed park in the rear of it easier for students to enjoy Allyn Hall. The meeting was all of the woods. attended by several members Hankey closed the meeting of Hankey's planning com- by saying, "Our progress on mittee, which consisted of stu- this proposal is wholly de- dents Interested in seeing the pend ;nt on student support. park become a reality. Interested students are urged "Puddle Pull" winners fill mud hole with losers at the April Day contest. Photo to volunteer their services." By Roger Hickson It was decided that the first phase of ihe park program would be a clean-up cam- R.G.T. TRIPS paign, covering an area of from two to three acres. Hankey said that more stu- Moore Heads dent help was needed. He April Play Day stated, "We already have a number of students who have Student Aid agreed to help, but much more tlv HI MI RC I R In 1957, Moore became an help will be needed to do an A part-time scout for the Los elementary school principal Splashing Success adequate job." Angeles Dodgers has accepted in Reading and in I960 he be- The box lunch and co-ed sale time. The Day technically ran a job as Student Aid Officer at came the principal of a junior was the high point of the WSC for most of Friday, April 1st Hankey added that any stu- WSU. Mr. Don Ktoore, a native high school. Before coming dents who were interested in April Day festivities. The low (fools) and for about an hour of Cincinnati, will take over to WSU he was offered the point was when Mr. Robert and a half on Saturday night, helping work on the park the job of distributing student post as principal of Reading should contact him, Jamie Thobaben, self-styled rope April 2nd (after fools). loans and scholarships. High School. jumping champion and Stu- With most of the students Stewart or Betsy Logan. "It Moore attended North Col- Moore earned his Masters would help," Hankey pointed dent Senate advisor was beat- sitting in classrooms in Allyn lege Hill High School where degree from Xavler Univer- en by Skip McConnell in an Hall, the program began with out, "If all the volunteers he participated in various ath- sity. could furnish their own tools." endurance contest. about 57peoplewatchingsilent letics. After graduation, he The function of the Student April Day continued on its movies in the auditorium. He went on to say that rakes, was offered an athletic schol- Aid Officer was formerly shovels, power saws, ropes way to becoming WSC's first The co-ed and picnic auction arship, but World War II inter- handled at WSU by Dr. Kels- true, traditional, annual party was easily the most success- and axes would be necessary rupted this venture and he en- ter, the Director of Student to complete the operation. ful part of the celebration. listed in the Marines. Affairs. However, with the The throng of poverty strick- The committee decided that After the war he wa3 offered growth of the campus, it be- Meet Held en students surrounded the the work would begin on the a chance to play professional came necessary for a single fast-lipped auctioneer, Terry park on Sunday, May 1. They baseball, but turned it down man to handle the job. With Wilson. Prices for food ranged agreed that since the work In favor of a college education. Mr. Moore filling this po- At OSU By STFVE 1HRISII \\ from around $.50 to $7.00. was to be done solely by stu- He received an athletic schol- sition, Dr. Keister will have The high price for the lunches dents, Sundays would be the more time to direct and co- The Ohio Academy of Science went to Susan Kramer. Her most appropriate days. ordinate the student functions will hold its 75th annual meet- contribution was a gigantic Hankey's immediate plans at Wright State. ings from April 21st to the wicker basket. The Student call for a cleared area suit- The Student Aid Officer can 23rd at the Ohio State Univer- Senate reported that the pro- be contacted in room 160 of able for picnics. Future plans Allyn Hall. sity In Columbus. ceeds went to CARE. Include provisions for picnic General program chairman. Mr. Thobaben jumped rope tables, fireplaces, benches, Dr. Robert C. Stephenson, di- as was expected but out of the and a large pavllllon that would rector of the Ohio State Uni- blue came a dark horse win- be used for dances In the Instructors versity Research Foundation, ner, Skip McConnell. The Gov- spring and summer. Grass has planned a program that ernment Professor, like a true will also be planted through- encompasses seventeen var- fallen champion, made no ex- out the area. Evaluated ious fields of science and cuses for his loss In the en- Some students at Wright State mathematics. durance contest. have been asked to evaluate Professor Richard A. Pop- A tricycle race was held be- Rhodesia their professors. ham of Ohio State's depart- tween the auditorium and the Dr. Klein's quantitative Psy- ment of botany and plant path- front entrance to Allyn Hall. chology course (Psy. 306) has ology will deliver the presi- The race was won handily by Discussed spent all trimester creating a dential address at the opening "Speed" Hlxson, but it can be A lecture entitled "Consti- questionnaire designed to banquet, Friday. April 22, at said that the competition was tutional Crisis in Britain: evaluate the effectiveness and 6:00 P.M. in the Ohio Union quite meager. Only three other Rhodesia and After" will be attitudes of campus profes- West Ballroom. His address contestants were in the race. presented in Room 106 of sors. will be entitled "Who is In The Friday (fools) events Connie Brlnkman, memberof Allyn Hall on Tuesday, April IH>\ MOOKK Charge." were ended with the mud- 26, at 11:00 A.M. by Mr. the class commented or. the The meetings will • divided hole-tug-o-war. It was a long Malcolm Robinson. arshlp from Miami University difficulty encountered In the Into twelve section.- j.lus sev- ( fum U> Pasv Mr. Koblnoon Is e graduate at Oxford, but later decided formation of the survey. "We eral additional ones on the of William and Mary College to marry and'ransferred in- spent all trimester writing the history of sclenc-e and the stracts Service where the ses- where he was a Draper Schol- stead to the University of questionnaire and sometimes Junior Academy. sions will be held. ar. After receiving his B.A. Cincinnati where he received spent threeorfourextrahours There will be 250 scientific Some of the special events in I960 he continued his work his degree. per week in conjunction with papers read during these of the three days of meetings in his native England at St. After college, Moore began the course." meetings. Among these papers will include a symposium on Catherine's College, Cam- teaching and coaching in Read- The students in the class will will be several by outstanding the "Role of the Federal Gov- bridge. He received his M.A. ing. Ohio. At Reading High compile the results, and sub- high school and undergraduate ernment In Higher Education" in 1963. School he coached football, mit them for a final grade. college and university stu- presided over by J. D. Rein- Besides his lecturing in the basketball and baseball. One Larry Hays, another member dents. helmer of Wooster College, a field of current affairs, Mr. of his better baseball teams of the class stated, "After the The meetings will conclude symposium honoring Dr. Kurt Robinson is also a member captured the state title in results are In, they will be with geological field trips to Godel entitled "Logic and Its of the faculty at Downside 1957. One of the players on analyzed during the Spring the Muskingum-Perry mining Relation to Mathematics,Nat- School in England. that team was Claude Osteen, trimester In Psychological areas and as a trip on con- ural Science and Philosophy," Mr. Robinson's current tour now a star pitcher for the Los Statistics 232." servation and plant science, and scientific exhibits in the will begin in New York, after Angeles Dodgers.
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