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Vista USD News University of San Diego Digital USD USD Vista USD News 12-18-1970 Vista: December 18, 1970 University of San Diego Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.sandiego.edu/vista Digital USD Citation University of San Diego, "Vista: December 18, 1970" (1970). USD Vista. 389. https://digital.sandiego.edu/vista/389 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the USD News at Digital USD. It has been accepted for inclusion in USD Vista by an authorized administrator of Digital USD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. $10,000 Football Program Passes u.s.d. student newspaper Vol.8 No. 6 Friday, December 18, 1970 Requirements for £«£« £S£«&s(&Bi!EffiKggs;&a(s«&af)» sat talksSfixtmsflUgA AS Offices Revised An increased GPA requirement consists of taking minutes, "we and a training program for AS can hire someone, maybe giving officers will be implemented with him a token scholarship," says the approval of the new con­ Debbi. The vote of the secretary in stitution, says Debbi Comfort. Legi-Council will them be Miss Comfort is AS recording removed. secretary and chairman of the The Parliamentarian's job of committee working on revising the checking to see that meetings are constitution. She thinks this conducted according to Robert's constitution will make for more Rules of Order is now the Chief Finals Are effective student government by Justice's. Then new office of "defining the AS government Parliamentarian will be specially Half Over more clearly and making a few created to relieve the justice of revisions in its structure to some of his many duties. distribute its power between more The 2.0 GPA required to run for people." office was unrealistic in Debbi's The present constitution has opinion, and has been raised to 2.3. numerous faults and weaknesses, A committee has been formed to I says Debbi. No impeachment take charge of handling the money. provisions, no explanation of the There will be better control of purposes of the Executive Board, money, says Debbi, because now, and a minimal requirement of a 2.0 request for it will has to go through Finals are half over 8 GPA are some of the biggest faults. many channels. Changes in the new constitution The new Constitution will consist now, but 4 days will include the appointment of the of four parts; the by-laws, offices of Recording Secretary and requirements to run for office the of exams still Parliamentarian, instead of their Constitution itself; an elections by students. Since the organizational chart of the ASB remain, so good s Recording Secretary's main job which will help students to luck and Merry Christmas & Librarian Explains New Co-op System A more effiecient and convenient libraries if approval is voiced by library system based upon the the Library Board, and advisory merger of the two undergraduate board consisting of the two head systems will begin in Feb., ac­ librarians and representatives cording to Father Dollen, head from both students and faculty. Photo librarian of the USD Library. A poll conducted among faculty by "Not a physical incorporation department heads indicate an into one structure, the new system overwhelming support of the Karl Eklund will involve the merging and move. divisions of our periodicals and According to Father Dollen, the books; centralizing those in certain committee is "stalled on the fields into one library," Father philosophy of the merger", with Dolan says. opposition stemming from those Inter-session may begin this co­ who feel that certain collections, operative merger of the two especially the large science section are more frequently used by faculty members and therefore Requirements should remain in the CW library, convienient to their offices. Plan Retain Budget This would unbalance a carefully devised monetary and physical Unification in Future split of the books. As it stands now, "We have formulated a plan which retains the same budgets in the By Colleen Mauricio grades will also be examined by libraries," he explains. the committee. "If we decide to make this Seeking to further unify the concession, the merger itself will Brandes said that minutes of the College for Men and College for have to wait a while so we can committee meetings are being Women, thrity differences in draw up a new plan," says Father posted on all bulletin boards. They academic requirements are now Dollen. being studied. include information concerning the •<— Periodical Merge Seen topics and times of future meetings. Students interested in The plan for merger of periodical According to Dr. Raymond these subjects and who wish to divides the espenses of the two Brandes, chairman of the Joint appear before the committee libraries equally. If the periodical Committee to Unify CM and CW should contact him. transfer is successful, it will be an Requirements, "the committee is easy step to the book merger. charged with unifying academic Met During Summer Every book at USD and its requirements where differences whereabouts will be listed in a between the two colleges exist." The committee which was union catalogue, available in each elected last spring consists of ten library. He said that the committee faculty members and two students. But this final merger of the books hoped to bring all of its recom­ It met throughout the summer and will have to await the total legal mendations before the ad­ has already compiled recom­ incorporation of the two libraries ministrations sometime in early mendations on such topics as total because of problems remaining as Spring. hours for graduation, eligibility for to the position of the books as enrollment beyond 18 units and monetany assets. In the future varying factors in plus and minus grades. the declaration of the major and USD's library system is con­ differences in the minor will be The next meeting of the com­ sidered to be one of the top twenty reviewed. The committee will also mittee will take place at 3:00 in the nation according to Father consider differences in depart­ Tuesday, Nov. 19 in C17. Student Dolan, who received an award to mental and class honors. representatives on the committee that effect a few years ago. Academic review and conditional are Maria Andrade and Bob Blake. (Continued to Page 3) Page 2 Vista Friday, December 18, 1970 University - Antiquated? In viewing the campus scene, one may find the University of San Diego about ten years behind the times. On a campus where Club football remains the current issue, something is definetly missing. Political apathy runs rampant among the comfortable "flag brained" mentality shown on this campus. The old overworked psuedo-solution "love it or leave it," doesn't phase me anymore. For if we all leave, what would happen to this university. To change tfcis university, one should be aware that change is necessary. Some of us seem to be afraid that we are being manuvered by some sort of underground subversion. The 1950's went through a giant "commie" scare. Those who are still living in that crew-cut age are unaware. You don't know what's happening, do you, Mr. Jones? Don't get me wrong, please. I am not rapping about "what's happening." I'm merely trying to find out! If we are going to this college to learn how to exist in this society, we are blowing it. Places where "Club Football" and "alcohol on campus" echo through out the halls, don't make it, at all! If we are going to this college to study middle-America's dying days we are getting what we payed for. It's all here, paranoia, guilt, self-righteousness, conservatism, and hate! What more could we all ask for? I hope, much more! But then, what do I know? I am only a product of my times, caught between different levels of change. I am partly the product of this university. Potential for change and a need for security, has kept me here at USD. If I truely didn't like it I would leave. If I didn't care about USD, I wouldn't write articles like this, Of Pacific Plant Protection. During destroyed. After having conferred I wouldn't care to change certain facades around here, I'd merely come the entire summer, there were two with coach Woolpert, it came to my and go, and my brain would die! Merry Christmas, and may we all stand The isolated incidents of fighting, both attention that the floor was being and salute the new year, before we are told to. erupting outside the dance in the ruined before the AS purchased the Greg Daulton parking lot, after the dance was rugs to protect the floor. As long as Vista Staff Writer over. The police were called to the floor is covered, there is no Mailbag come to the Dances but once, and damage to the floor. that was merely to make an arrest 13. Once the summer dances for theft. Relations were, and still were responsible for bringing the are, good between the police and youth of the San Diego area onto Open Letter the people who ran last summer's the USD campus. Though this may Vista Gives Kudos dances. not be as important a source of 7. Favorable comments were advertisement now as it was in the Dear Fr. Baer, received from various university past, it still acquaints people with With the end of the first semester it again is time to stop and consider 1. In the past, all decisions administrators about the fine job our school. When there is trouble at what has been accomplished.
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