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Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 4-15-1974 The Guardian, April 15, 1974 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 (1974). The Guardian, April 15, 1974. : 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]. *' Student Caucus agrees to cuts by Frank Salsburg Roberts indicated he would budget to see if cuts includes stipends and wages. $500; Travel, reduced from $2600 Student Caucus agreed to retire from student politics and $20,000 could be made. Lyon indicated that he felt to J1400, with $600 earmarked substantial cuts in its budget for concentrate on graduating from According to Lyon, agreement there was an understanding that for off campus travel and $800 for next year i't a meeting Friday school. was reached to reduce the Cau specific distribution in this area on campus events such as with vice president and director Caucus met with Pollock and cus operating budget to $14,000 would be withheld until the new luncheons, workshops and a of student services O Edward Lyon in response to a request plus $3,000 to publish the faculty Caucus had been elected and the Cnristmas party; Communic* Pollock and Dean of Students from university budget review evaluation. This compares with student affairs committee of aca tions. reduced to $1275 with the Bruce Lyon. committee (made at the an original figure of $24,415. demic council had an opportunity removal of money for publishing At the same time Caucus suggestion of Andrew Spiegel, Biggest cut agreed to was a to come up with recommenda a faculty evaluation, which will chairer Bill Roberts revealed executive vice president! that slash in the personnel services tions on a university wide policy be reduced from $4500 to $3000 that he will not run for re-elec another look be taken at the part of the budget from $15,i65 on payments of stipends to and placed in a separate account tion in the upcoming general caucus and student activities to $10,000. Personnel services students working in student for use when needed. Miscellan- elections. organizations. eous was set up $825, with $160 Roberts indicited he felt, for typewriter rental and $6fi5 as "Caucus has $10,000 in personnel a contingency fund. services to do with as it pleases." Although noting he disagreed Wright State University He said that Caucus bad asked with certain specific cuts, for a large increase in this area Roberts said he felt the new because members felt non-work budget was more in line with study students should have an what Caucus should be receiving, equal opportunity for employ- compared with the correct ment on campus with work study budget. GUARDIAN students but to do so more [Continued on pafe 21 money was needed in the budget. April 15, 1974 Vol 10 Issue 48 Other areas cut in the caucus budget according to Lyon were: Guitarist \ Supplies, reduced from $650 to to perform Student Donna Curry will add a soprano voice to her performance on the classical guitar and lute when she elections comes to Wright State Universi- ty as part of the Artist and Lecture Series at 8 pm on begin Tuesday. April 16. in the Concert bv Tom Snyder Hall of the Creative Arts Center. Petitions for student body Curry will perform her own elections are now available in the interpretations of folk and art Dean of Students office in 105 songs from the Renaissance and Millett and in the Student Baroque periods along with Caucus office outside Allyn cafe- several contemporary selections. teria. The guitar and lute are not rele- Petitions are due by 5 pm Fri- gated to a subordinate role in her day. renditions, but treated as equals Student seals available are six to the voice. seats on next year's Student Cau- The instruments on which cus. and three seats on next Curry performs were built year's Studen' Publications sub especially for her. She will use committer. both a ten-course Renaissance The six seats on Caucus are and a 14-course Barique lute. divided into six ronstituencies. Donna Curry has appreared There is one seat representing throughout the United States each academic college of liberal and in England and Switzerland. arts, science and engineering, She is an instructor of lute at education, business and admini- UCLA. Mount St Mary's College, stration, a,-,d the Gradu/.te Divi- and Stanford University Sum sion. One seat represents ti e at- mer School. Curry studied with large student population, and the famed Eugen Dombois in automatically becomes Chairer of Basle, Switzerland. Dombois is Caucus. considered the foremost player Elections begin Monday April and teacher of the lute in the 29 and ran through Friday. May •oriil today. 3. The performance is free of Freshpersons ind others en- charge and >pen to the public. rolled in the University Division who have no major and are listed Students witi have an op- under 500, can vote only for the portunity to question WSU at-large Caucus representative President Robert Keger- seat and the subcommittee reis in an open meeting in seats. AUyn cafeteria W ednesday People in the University Divi- at 1:30 pm. sion listed over 500 and who have Kegerrei* will answer declared their major, can also any questions, criticisms, vote for that constituency seat complaints students may representing the college of their major. Guitarist Donna Carry performs at WSU tomorrow night. I photo courtesy WSU Communication-, | have concerning WSll. Hours for tfcs elections begin niiig April 29 are: Monday and Risacher: Wednesday 9 am to 4 pm and 6 to 9 pm; for Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 am to 3:30 pm and 5:30 to 9 pm; and for Friday 9 am to 5 pm. Orientation expands program by Sharon Watern Votes will be counted Monday students to come out lor one day the afternoon from 1:30 until discussions are scheduled with morning. May 6 at 8 am. If you have any younger during the summer to the about 4 we will see the students students and staff placed in small Procedural appeals complaining members of the family or any of university just for orientation who will have registered in the groups of eight to ten students to the way elections are run must your friends coming to Wright alone. Now we are coordinating morning. ane staff member. be in May 6 at 8 am in the Stu State University for the first the program with University "During this block of time in "The first-hour discussion/' dent Ombudser's office in Allyn. time very shortly, maybe this Division. This is where the which the students will see the cited Rishacher. "will provide an Appeals on the results of the small piec». of information would students will get their academic orientation staff, they will have a opportunity for new students to elections have to be in Thursday. be helpful to pass along. advising and registration." short twenty minutes or so when meet other new student', and May 9 at 12 noon. This year, prospective fresh Risacher gave a general outline the staff will provide some interact, such as t/j gather and The election rules are the same persons and trailer students of the orientation day schedule. general information about the talk about coming to classes at as last time, according to Elec- coming to the university in the "There are two blocks of time in university, such as information the university and their new tion Commission member Jon fall quarter of the 74-75 school which the student orientation on payment of fees; what feelings about WSU; what to Doughty, except that no cam- year will have the opportunity to staff will see two different happens when a student wants to expect; and things that they may paigns must appear in the sight participate in a new student groups of new students. In the drop a course between registra be apprehensive about or excited of the pools, including windows. orientation program and to morning, from 9:30 until noon, tion and (all quarter; how to get a about looking forward tit. Last time, campaign posters register for classes the same day. we (Dean of Students Office and parking decs.', an I.D. card; and "The second hour discussion could be seen from windows. "In '.he past," said Joanne stafl) will be seeing the students other things students need to will center on campus life. The election booth will be lo- Risacher, Assistant Dean of that University Division will be know." The "Commuter syndrome" ccted outside AUyn cafeteria. Students, "we have asked the seeing ir. vhe afternoon; then in Two separate one hour I Continued on pago J| Ik 2 UHI«U April 15. 1974 Orientation expands program for incoming students Program sessions will be in K'oatiawd from page 11 off-the-cuff personal conversa I want them feeling a tittle bit gram." she indicated, "has been that Wright State is somewhat a in effect since the very progress every Monday through thai happens is that it takes tion with a faculty member. part of them now. and that they beginnings of Wright State Thursday during the summe. some initiative to get involved in "Before, during the summer months.