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1981 Brown and Gold Vol 64 No 17 March 4, 1981 Regis University ePublications at Regis University Brown and Gold Archives and Special Collections 3-4-1981 1981 Brown and Gold Vol 64 No 17 March 4, 1981 Follow this and additional works at: https://epublications.regis.edu/brownandgold Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Education Commons Recommended Citation "1981 Brown and Gold Vol 64 No 17 March 4, 1981" (1981). Brown and Gold. 504. https://epublications.regis.edu/brownandgold/504 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at ePublications at Regis University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Brown and Gold by an authorized administrator of ePublications at Regis University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Volume LXIV Wednesday, March 4, 1981 Number 17 Rangers Complete 17- 11 Season GO ltD Number 17 Regis College Wednesday, March 4. 19sl Racial Slurs By USC Crowd Cause Regis Protest ment, racial slurs, throwing talked to the USC coach and harassed by the fans on his can resolve this situation so By Tim Kent of paper cups, a cigarette advised him that the crowd way to the lockerroom. There that nothing like it happens and some gum. was unruly and getting out of seemed to be no security again. I just do not believe control. The racial taunts force present at the game. that a $3.50 ticket and These are the events as only got worse. Coach Porter Regis Athletic Director, student support gives license On February 20 the Regis they unfolded. From the requested the game be Chris Dittman stated, ''The to unethical and unsports­ men's basketball team tra­ time Regis came out on the stopped and again he got no true tragedy of this event is manlike behavior on the part veled south to Pueblo, Colo­ floor for pre-game warmups satisfaction. Three players, that in a couple of years no of basketball fans.'' It should rado to play against the to when they went back to Scott Courts, Mike Upkins one will remember who won be noted that this reporter - University of Southern Colo­ the lockerroom, they were and Russ Guenther were the game but everyone, at will not repeat what was rado. What Regis expected booed quite rudely. The struck by paper cups. Coach least here (Regis), will re­ referred to as racial slu;s was a hard fought game Rangers then came back out Porter and coach Rick member the behavior of the because they were tasteless against a good USC team. for the tip off and it was at Schraeder were hit with crowd and the unwillingness and not worth public ad­ What they did not expect this time that the racial slurs gum. At halftime and after of the USC coach to do dress. Appropriate action is from the fans was ·harass- began. Coach Lonnie Porter the ·game Coach Porter was anything about it. I hope we b~ing taken against USC. G.A.: By-laws Discussion Continues Student Evaluations By Tony Lee Committee regarding the candidates fill every position In the General Assembly proposed Honors Commit­ being voted on. A straw vote Teacher Rating meeting of Thursday, Feb­ tee. She reiterated what ofG.A. was strongly in favor ruary 26, Missy Robinson occured and accepted stu­ of adopting the originally was approved as the G.A. dent input. It was agreed proposed plan to discontinue representative from DeSmet that a basic misunderstand­ the election if this occurs and Considered Crucial Hall. She joins Denise Dur­ ing between the students to hold a new election as ant who was a\)\)t:oveO. at the anO. the iaculty exist and soon as \)Ossible. Also find­ prev1ous meetfng. steps will be taken to try to ing ·approval is the change By Tony Lee count before the committee The Easter Egg hunt, clear it up. allowing freshmen who enter · The time is again nearing approves a raise in rank or being organized by Junior The awaited newly revised Regis under academic pro­ for students to fill out the the granting of tenure. Peggy Lingle, will be held on by-laws to the student con­ bation to be able to run for faculty evaluation forms for Teacher self-evaluation Friday, April 10 in the quad stitution were again brought office and that freshmen each of their classes. Fr. forms, the evaluation of the from two to four in the up for discussion to the class elections and G.A. Tom Steele, the main ad­ Department Chairperson afternoon. Underpriviledged Assembly. Jim Walden and elections must be held within ministrator of the evaluation and the input of the Aca­ children will be invited to Maureen Corbley, the auth­ 30 days of the start of the and a member of the Rank demic Dean are essential to participate and all volunteers ors of the proposed changes, school year. Other aspects of and Tenure Committee, re­ the committee for a fair are needed to help with the questioned the G.A. on the revised by-laws will be minds students how import­ decision to be attained. After setup and hunt. whether a student election discussed at the next meet­ ant their participation is in Rank and Tenure approves a Mary Gray addressed the may continue if the only ing and the by-laws as a evaluating teachers per­ change, it must be approved Assembly about the actions party disbands before the whole will be up for approval formances. by the Academic -Dean, the of the Educational Policies election yet independent before the school year ends. It is required in the faculty President of the college and . handbook that teacherff are the Board of Trustees. Fr. evaluated by their students. Steele emphasizes that the Nurse Sue Rohrs Resigns Position After an evaluation is com­ student evaluation is pleted, it is tabulated with all weighed very heavily and Sue Rohrs, the nurse in of the other evaluations on therefore should not be Student Health Services over "I've seen a lot of positive education. She received her the particular professor. The taken lightly; "it (evalua­ the past six years, has changes around here over Bachelor ~f Arts degree from written portions are for­ tions) has to do with the resigned her position effec­ the past six years," says K )gis two years ago in an warded to the professors future of the quality of tive immediately. Sue has Sue. There was one aspect of interdisciplinary major con­ after the semester is over. teaching in the college." He taken a nursing job at a Regis that she found very sisting of philosophy, The Rank and Tenure Com­ adds that the input from the hospital in Espanola, New exceptional; "I'm ·not Cath­ psychology, sociology and mittee then uses the tabu­ students to the committee Mexico. olic and I've never been history. We will all miss Sue lated evaluations as a factor ''really does give us a Sue expressed her sadness considered an outsider he~e. and the great care she in their measurements for picture." The other mem­ about leaving Regis yet she I've always been welcome. '' showed for the Regis com­ rank improvements and ten­ bers of the Rank and Tenure is very excited about the Sue was also very pleas~d munity. ure award~. Committee are Fr. Harry upcoming challenges that a that Regis not only allowed Plans for a replacement Student evaluations are Hoewischer, Dr. Kay John­ small hospital in a small but encouraged her to con­ have not yet been an­ just one of four major son, Dr. Gary Ranck and Dr. community will provide. tinue with her secondary nounced. considerations taken into ac- Michael Conner. March of Dimes Dance Marathon Around the Corner I ANYBODY can sign up, not not entered, there is a Regis It is wise to start with check is in the mail in plenty The sixth annual ·March just students, so get on over College party during the first businesses and your parents of time so you can have it by of Dimes Dance Marathon, to the cafeteria. Those of you 5 hours of the marath·on as well as your friends. This the end of the marathon. sponsored by Regis C?llege, living in the dorms, we have (from 7:00 p.m.-12:00 mid­ is where you will receive the All of the money that is is going to be held m the two extra prizes you can night Saturday March 21) so most money. When you donated goes towards the Regis College fieldhouse win besides all of the fabu­ you can get · a chance to receive a pledge, it is not prevention of birth defects. Saturday, March 21 at 7:00 lous prizes we already have. dance with the marathon done on an hourly basis, it is So please participate in this p.m. through Sunday March The WING that has the most dancers to a LIVE band. a flat dona~ion given whether worthy cause. Dancers will 22, at 7:00 p.m. The dance . dancers entered (they must Beer and soft drinks will be you finish or not. If you receive many prizes as well proceeds will· go to the finish the dance) will win a provided also sb even if you enter, please finish since you as free food, beer, and pop during the course of the March of Dimes. We need KEG. The WING that has are not a dance marathoner, must do so in order to win more dancers for this event the most money donated will c'mon over to the open dance prizes.
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