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The Daily Egyptian, December 08, 1965 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC December 1965 Daily Egyptian 1965 12-8-1965 The aiD ly Egyptian, December 08, 1965 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_December1965 Volume 47, Issue 54 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, December 08, 1965." (Dec 1965). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1965 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in December 1965 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Three Injured In Smashup DAILY EGYPTIAN Three persons were injured SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY in an accident near University Park Tuesday morning. Deanna McCredie. 19. and C.r...... l •• III. Wednftday, December 8,1965 Mumber 54 Robert Wheelwright. 21. both of Southern HUls. were in a car which collided with an automobile driven by Alvin Daume.62. of Tatum Heights. The cars collided head-on. LA&S Begins New Procedure The accident occurred on the Southern Hills road shortly before 8 a.m. Mrs. McCredie and Wheel­ wright were taken to Doctors To Advise Students From GS Hospital J.nd then to the Health Service for treatment. and were released. Daume was System Provides treated at Holden Hospital. Progress Review Motorcycle Grou p The advisement center for the College of Liberal Arts Seeks Ordinances and Sciences is beginning a Two recommendations con­ new appointment and advise­ cerning motorcycle riding and ment procedure for entering parking were presented to the stUdents who have completed Carbondale City CouncilMon­ 96 hours of work in General day night by SIU student Larry Studies. B. Lindauer. The new procedure is de­ The recommendations were signed to improve advisement that all riders must sit astride and eliminate unnecessary or the motorcycle rather than incorrect appointments. ac­ side-saddle and tbalfour bikes cording to Patricia Benziger. be allowed to park in one park­ chief Liberal Arts and Sci­ ing space in the downtown ences aclviser. area. A prOVision is included Wben first entering the col­ for ticketing all four cycles legeo students will be given an if time expires on the meter. appointment preliminary to Lindauer presented the registration. During the ap­ recommendations as a repre­ sentative of the SOilthern Ri­ pointment an adviser Will re­ ders Association of SIU. It is view their progress and project work to be completed. proposed that these recom­ mendations be made intoordi­ After tbe review. students nances. in good standing Will seH­ The council agreed to ac­ advise, although advisers will cept the recommendations for be available for consultation. study. The move was promp~ed after a recent announcemeti. 4-Quarter System prevented students With more than 96 hours credit at the To Be Discussed end of the fall term from pre­ registering in General Studies. By AAUP Chapter Any appointments made will The four-quarter academic not be honored. year will be discussed by a Students who have completed panel of SIU faculty members 96 hours by the end of fall at a meeting of tbe SIU chap­ ONE CEDAR TOO MANY -Daily Egyptian Sports Now Cook sheepishly admits that he had mis­ term and who expect to trans­ ter of the American Associa­ Writer Joe Cook (left) '!nrt Randy Goin. SlU's takenly sent a telegram to the State College of fer to the College of Liberal tion of University Professors star forward, check a map of Iowa following a Iowa at Cedar Rapids rather than Cedar Falls. Arts and :Sciences during the Monday. mixup last week. Goin went to Cedar Rapids (Photo by Randy Clark) winter term should pick up a The meeting will begin With instead of Cedar Falls for last S3turday's game. petition for change of aca­ a dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the Seleetive Serviee Link demic unit within 10 days, program will stan at 7:30p.m. and make a preliminary ap­ It will be held in the Student pointment With an adviser. Christian Foundation. Grand l-A Hot Seat in Registrar's Office Filled Such appointments with the and Illinois avenues. college for spring preregis­ Leading the discussion will By Woman Sitting in Draft(-y) Position tration will be cancelled un­ be Robert G. Layer.chairman less a change of academiC unit of the SIU University Council By t'rank: Messersmith Students come into her of­ joys working with the students. petition has been processed. and chairman of the councilos fice in different degrees of although she says it is not committee studying the sys­ ....ve been drafted. what temperament. varying from the most pleasant of jobs right Mrs. Benziger emphasized tem. Others are William did you dO?o. anger to falling on their knees now. that students with 96 hours Simeone. dean of the Graduate This is a question that is to get aid to save them from "Some students I like to of credit who donOt petition School. who was a member of being directed. like a chal­ the draft, she said. tease:' she saido "that is, the for change of academic unit the council's committee on lenge. to deverly Jo Wilson. ones I can tell can be teased and make the first appoint­ the system before he became office supervisor in the Regis­ Many times the student who by looking at them:" Usually ment at LA&S will not be dean. and Willis Moore. chair­ trar·s Office. come into the office scream­ the upperclassmen who re- able to make an appointment man of the Depattment of Mrs. Wilson is in charge ing, "I"ve got my I-A:" arc ceive the I-Ao and are in much to preregister for spring Philosophy. of. among other things. in­ freshmen who hadnOt received more serious trouble with the term. The discussion leaders all forming draft boardsaboutthe their classifications by the time they had registered for draft, take the teasing best. have been involved in ex­ standing of Sill students. "They seem to be more G B'-J ploring the key issues involved Concerning her job, ",hich is school. Mrs. Wilson continued. mature:' Mrs. Wilson said. US flf.l.e in the four-quarter operations growing in complexity each "1 make mistakes too:" "It really isnOt funny:" she and are prepared to discuss it week, Mrs. Wilson said. Mrs. Wilson confessed. "and continued, "but the way some at length. according to Lon R. "Sometimes I think 10 m a when I do. I let them chew me boys act. you would think it Shelby. secretary of the Car­ mother or maybe an aunt to out about it:' takes an act of Congress to bondale chapter of tb~ AAUP. t!le students:" The office supervisor en- change their status:" "Some of the boys arenOt really honest about what they SIU Band's Appearance Praised tell uso and when it comes to a point where we call a draft SIU's Marching Salukis band Henry Mancini wirh Gene bandOs performance, suggest­ board about a student's classi­ launched a membership drive Stiman on tromhone and Larry ing that it would have been ficationo sometimes we end up this week with the roar in their Franklin on trumpet. better to let the band play with egg on our face:' Mrs. ears of a standing ovation from Borh shows were televised on than turn the field over to Wilson said. more than 27,000 persons. by CBS spons and a video the Cardinals and Rams. The Mrs. Wilson said laughingly The ovation came from the rape of the performance was Cardinals lost 27 to 3. that the pan of her job that is fans at the St. Louis Car­ presented to the band. It will Hanes said band mem­ connected with the draft dinals-LOS Angeles Rams be shown in this area in the bership is open to any full­ boards is supposed to be a football game in Rusch Sta­ near future. time male SIU student who simple task of informing and dium where the band per­ The performance also drew plays an instrument and has reponing, formed Sunl!ay. praise in both the St. louis had a minimum of marching However, that task has The band, directed by Mike Post-Dispatch and the St. experience. Interested stu­ grown immensely and keeps Hanes. presented a pre-game louis Globe-Democrat. Rob­ dents should apply as soon as her quite busy. show salming SIU. St. Louis ert I.. Burnes, the Globe's possible at the band office in "The job has become a big and Los Angeles. Irs halftime SpoTES editor. devoted mostof Room 202 in Shryock: Audi­ responsibility:o Mrs. Wilson Gus says he expects one A "'how featured the music of his column Tuesday to the torium. said. at the end of [his term: i-A. Dec __ 8.1.965 .. DAlI.' EGy,pnAM Today'. A..,iationFratemity A.dds 20 Member, Weather Alpha Eta R bo, international aviation fraternity. initiated 20 members at its meeting Monday. The fraternity is a profes­ sional aviation group founded for the purpose of acquainting students interested in the field with professionals. ~Gradually warming with a The initiates jnclu~ Mt­ high of 55-60. The· record chael R. Adams, James A. high for the day is 71 re­ Binneboese, Robert W. Butts. corded in 1918 and the low Sandra ~. Carter. Joe 5. is 3 recorded ill 1917. ac­ Cooley. Robert M. Deck, cording to the SIU Clima­ James W. England, Larry D. tology Laboratory. Han. Pichard M. Hisgen, Barbara J. Hunter. Michael E. Ketring, Diana WHY WALK? L. Musser. Robert H. Novak, Kim S.
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