The Courier Volume 3 Issue 1 Article 1 9-25-1969 The Courier, Volume 3, Issue 1, September 25, 1969 The Courier, College of DuPage Follow this and additional works at: https://dc.cod.edu/courier This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the College Publications at DigitalCommons@COD. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Courier by an authorized editor of DigitalCommons@COD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Fall Registration Tops 6,000 Mark The current enrollment for the College have facilities of its own in the first or second year. College of DuPage is slightly over which to conduct an educational 6,000 as of Sept. 25. This marks the program. This fall, the College of DuPage second consecutive 50 percent is also expanding its Continuing increase in the student population The technical-occupational Education program to include nine for the College. programs offered by the College of the high school districts within are complemented by more than 70 Junior College District 502. Sixty- The first enrollment for the pre-baccalaureate program op¬ six courses are being offered at 14 College of DuPage was 2619. In fall tions which permit students to locations throughout the College 1968, the population jumped to transfer to four-year colleges after District. 4067. In neither year did the Robert Marshall and Tina Shreiber kick off band New Music Man Plans THE GREATEST September 25, 1969 Vol. 3, No. 1 Stage, Concert Bands Mullen Named Student Executive VP To paraphrase Rodgers and This fall DuPage will give birth Hammer stein, the halls may come to a few bands of its own: one for Mike Mullen, College of DuPage “I feel that there is much more to a asked why, O’Donnell replied, alive with the sound of music. the stage, and one concert band. sophomore, was named Tuesday to college degree or education than “There was a new theory evolving That’s the hope of Robert Mar¬ The future Marshall Plan concerns the long vacated post of Executive an instructor’s lectures. Of course in student government at the time, shall, new music instructor at a marching band that, may one Vice President by Thom O’Don¬ the lectures are important but a theory that the student is the College of DuPage. day be used in half-time en¬ nell, Associated Student president. involvement in the actual planning most important thing at this tertainment for the home games of and structure of most arms of this school. I am not important, Mike is A lover of all kinds of music, and the Chicago Bears. Marshall is an Only two out of four executive college would really add to one’s not important, what is important is a trombonist who has played with old hand at performing for the board officers elected in last education. Through the Student that the student government help Gene Krupa and Stan Kenton, Bears; during his years at year’s student government Senate I learned something about the students bridge the gap bet¬ Marshall will now devote his ef¬ Nebraska-Wesleyan he brought his elections have remained in office political science and through my ween the administration and the forts to establishing a band band to Wrigley Field several throughout the summer. They are current job as executive vice student body, not as somewhat program at DuPage. times. O’Donnell, and Tom Murphy, president I hope to learn a lot superior but as peers, as makers of comptroller. Kathy Kehoe, Co¬ about the management of a large the people. Mike helped evolve this Besides his own band ex¬ He hopes to have about a 20- ordinating Vice President, complex.” theory and when a decision was perience, the Music Man has piece stage band and 60-piece resigned. needed for executive vice impressive credentials. He holds a concert band. Auditions begin the He added, “I would like to see president I turned to him and I am bachelor and master degree from first day of school. Says Marshall, Mullen, who was elected to the those people who are English glad he accepted.” Ohio University, and has taught “They are open to anybody.” Student Senate last February as majors able to sit down and for 16 years at Nebraska-Wesleyan Plans are flexible enough to the only Independent candidate, discuss the formation of future With Mullen’s resignation from University in Lincoln. permit two stage bands if the has had a reputation in the Senate English classes. The same goes for the Senate, the anticipated turnout warrants it, so there’s as liberal. He has said he opposes all other areas of study. The senators returning is down to Robert Marshall, the new room for all. any rules, codes, or students growth of those students involved about 13 which is what the Senate music professor here, needs limiting the voice of the average and the aid given the school would will operate with until the fall musicians. Marshall reports that there will student in both student govern¬ be untold.” elections. be good scheduling for tran¬ ment and senool affairs. He's especially looking for a sportation to the Sacred Heart There was only a lapse of some The first Senate meeting of the good drummer, and a girl facilities where practices will be Asked how he feels about student four minutes between the year will be held next Thursday, “who can really belt out a held. The college will supply free participation in the planning of the resignation of Cummins and the Oct. 2, in a room to be announced. song." of charge many instruments, academic aspects, Mullen replied, appointment of Mullen. When The public and students are invited particularly those that the in¬ to attend. dividual is not likely to buy him¬ He says he transferred here self. Marshall says the in¬ because he likes the Chicago area struments ordered include “one of Phi Beta Lambda Founded Annual Picnic At and because he believes DuPage the most complete percussion county has a good deal of musical groups around.” Phi Beta Lambda, a national Members will be admitted free. talent and potential. Says Mar¬ business organization with more Membership has been set at $6.50 MacDowells Grove shall, “Everything about College Furthermore, playing or singing than 400 chapters on U.S. cam¬ per year. of DuPage is challenging and with the stage band is worth puses, has been established at Sunday, Sept. 28 exciting.” He also believes that, academic credit. Concert band College of DuPage. The club already has a paid due to the frequency of parades members also may earn credit. membership of 30 students. The annual fall picnic for here, the area is particularly The group was founded here by students and faculty of the College stimulating to bands. Thomas M. Murphy, Jr., Carl The following business in¬ of DuPage will be held Sunday, Sandburg, Dave Samuels, Fred structors have consented to serve Sept. 28. Hansen and Russ Gilland to as advisors: Nancy Dedert, Robert promote business interest on Gresock, George Kautz, Ronald There will be a chicken barbeque INSIDE campus. Lemme and Ted Tilton. and a student-faculty softball game. This picnic, free to students The constitution for the Phi Beta Lambda plans to have and faculty will be held at Mac- organization has been approved by • Report from Woodstock, Page 2 tours of business corporations, Dowell Grove, two miles south of the administration and Student well-known speakers and other Warrenville on River Road in • Sensitivity at El Paso, Page 5 Government. activities. Naperville. A social committee has been set • Our Coeds Model on Page 6 Officers elected are: Thomas The picnic will run from noon to up by Rosalinda Stevenson and Sue Murphy, president; Carl Sand¬ 6 p.m. and the barbeque from 1 to 3 • Berg Welcomes Students, Page 4 Gutzmer. The first dance, “Autum burg, vice president; Dave p.m. The picnic should provide a Rush,” is planned for Saturday, Samuels, treasurer; Fred Hansen, fun place for students and their Oct. 25, from 8 p.m. to midnight. director of office operations, and families to meet other members of Russ Gilland, public relations. the College of DuPage. Awareness Is 'Prime Concern/ Says ASB President O'Donnell on The Courier and the literary arranged to submit the bills participation by students. A prime Student awareness is the prime classroom by scheduling more magazine. directly to the president of the revision will be to rearrange concern of newly-elected student mixers and concerts and other college. Previously, the bills have senate committees to allow president Thom O’Donnell. He said social events which are adequately The O’Donnell administration gone to the faculty senate before students out of elected office to his main goal in the ’69-’70 school publicized. Students failure to going to the president. gain membership in these groups. year will be to get as many college communicate with each other has has already run into problems. The resignation of the co-ordinating The president feels that this ex¬ of DuPage students as possible hampered past student ad¬ and executive vice presidents has When asked if this new pipeline pansion will make views heard in interested in government and the ministrations, in O’Donnell’s had the president searching for of power is designed to eliminate senate meetings more college as a whole. opinion, and he thinks social functions are a logical beginning to replacements. The co-ordinating the influence of the faculty body, representative of the student body VP post has already been filled by O’Donnell said, “No, but it might as a whole.