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Doing It Or a Student Handbook, 1974-75 doing It or a student handbook southern methodist university doing it or a student handbook doing it is the joint effort of JON CASWELL (editor-in-chief) an d DEBBIE KAHN (designer). Becky Crawford was invaluable as the final draf t typist. Our greatest thanks must go to the contributors: BRUCE AKRIGHT PAT KORMAN JAN CARROLL PATTI NELMS TOM CONSTABLE DIANE RIDALL JOHN GOODWIN BOB WALKER KIM HAMEL JOHN WHITCHER KATHY HOUSE We truly appreciate the interest and contribution of D ean Leach and his staff. The sweet sisters of Chi Omega and Zeta Tau Alpha gave indispens­ able help. DA YID MEIGS saved our life with his photographs. Murray Lapides helped out, too. Charles Bush made a small contribution . ALMA illustrated. I give a very special and loving thanks to CHERYL VAN NOY and the Rotunda staff for putting up with slight editorial eccentricitie s. Also, thanks to the SMU Students' Publishing Co. for the use of their facili ties. And you can thank the Student Senate for publishing thi s little gem. 2 l:able of conl:enl:s INTRODUCTION 5 CAMPUS MAP 6 ACADEMICS 9 STUDENT ACTIVITIES 21 SPECIAL PROGRAMS 29 ORGANIZATIONS 35 CAMPUS FACILITIES 45 COUNSELING 55 ENTERTAINMENT 65 STUDENT CODE 72 3 in~roduc~ion HOWDY YA'LL: My Nature of Man teacher used to say the university was run for the convenience of jani­ tors and administrators. Now, after four years, I think he spoke the truth except he neglected to add rich alumni to his preferred persons list. The Hill ( God bless its little rise) is a nice place that deals in physical things. Rarely is there any student movement, except on the weekends. In four years in and around the school, I have never seen a fight, rarely heard anyone raise their voice in the cafeteria, never observed any student curse or even violently disagree with a professor or an administrator. SMU is nice. When the alumni or the administrators decide they want something different, the edict comes down. We don't make a mess (for the janitor's sake.) We don't even bitch. Nobody makes trouble, and nobody makes a difference. We just act nice, proper, polite, decorous and STUPID. We are paying an outrageous amount to do, not to be told what to do, so make trouble, dammit. For four years we've got this insulated opportunity to make mistakes, to experience. SMU is run with bluffs. Let's call their bluff. Let's make this school into what we want. If that doesn't work, we can always change it again. The administrators are only so much hired help. This university is their job, it's our home. What SMU needs is a big hit of anarchy! When the administration does something you don't like, don't go bitch at the President. Do something effective, like park your bike and all your friends bikes in his office or his parking space or his tennis court. What can they do to you? Take away your birthday? Just create enough chaos that dear old "Womb-of-the-Southwest" SMU gets upset and something will change. And even if you can't control the final response of the administration, it will be a helluva lot more interesting university to live in. Be a person, not a nice guy, exert your will. Enjoy your stay at the Country Club, Jon Caswell '74 5 SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVER SITY STRUCTURES PLUS FUNCTIONS AND COMPLETION DATE S 1 DALLAS HALL Ac,den- c Bu d ng 19 15 2 FONDREN SCIENCE B UILDING Classrooms Loborator es 19.50 3 LAW SCHOOL QUADRANGLE o STOREY HALL low Acode,., c Bu d '9 Karcher Aud1tc riu 1951 b LAWYERS INN Res dence Holl 1951 c FLORENCE HALL low Acodem,c Bu d g 1951 d UNDERWOOD LAW LIBRARY 1970 4 PERKINS HAll OF ADMINISTRATION 1926 , 1939 , 1948 1970 5 McFARLIN MEMOR IAL AUDITORIUM Centr JI Aud for1um 1926 6 UMPHREY LEE STUDENT CENTER MePt, ng & Recreot·on Rooms Book 5tore Post Office. Snock Bar Bo tror'TI D n ng Rooms Etc 1955 7 HYER HALL r A odem.c Bu,ld,ng 1927 8. SCIENCE INFORMATION CENTER l br Jry Sc,el"lce Foe ~ es 196 1 9 , FONDREN LIBRARY Central L,brory Offices 1940 , 1969 10, THE BLAACS HOUSE 1958 11. SORORITY HOUSES 1951 12. CLEMENTS HALL Acodem1< Budd,ng 1915 13 VIRGINIA HAll Re,.dence Holl 1927 14 . SNIDER HALL Re,.dence HaI 1 1927 15. SHUTTLES HAll Re,.dence H ,1 1957 16 MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTER ( I n,c l .borolory Hospi tal Foe 11t,es 1959 17. PEYTON HALL Res,dence Holl 1950 18 MARY HA Y HALL Res,dence Holl 1959 19 JOSEPH WYLIE FINCHER MEMOR IAL BUILDING For the Schoo cf Bus1t"1eSsAdm r, srrot1on 1954' 20 . CARUTH HALL Fa, The •st 1u1e al Techno ogy 1948 21 STANLEY PATTERSON HALL 1928 1972 22 LABORATORY BUILDINGS fa· The "' lule of Technology 1947 , 195 1, 1958 23 OWEN ARTS CENTER Fo,bes Mu, r Bvdd,ng Po lock Art Galleries V r91n10 Meadows Museum ra,l 1h Audi tor um Elizabet~ Meadows Sculph.,re Court and Garden Mudge Art Bu lr!ing Bob Hope Theo"e Rurh Coll, s Sha p Drama Bu ld·ng M, •go J 1nes Ex per ment JI Thee tre Hist ngs Horr;son Bu ld,ng 1964 , 1968 24 BOAZ HALL Re,,dence Holl 1956 25 W D BRADFIELD MEMORIAL COMPUTING CENTER 1957 26 WOMEN 'S GYMNASIUM 1925 27 FRATERNITY HOUSES 28 PERKINS SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY QUADRANGLE e A Fronk Smith H JI Res1de,..ce Offices 1951 f S B Pe,k n, H ,11 Res,dence Holl 1951 g Paul E Mart n Ape, tments Residence Hall 1951 h Eugene B Howk Apc:rtments Re,,dence Holl 1951 Pe1K1ns Chopel 1951 Br dwel · L,brory 'heology L,b,ory 1951, 1973 I. H(•~per 1Jnd Annie K rby Hall Academic Theo ogy Ad..,, ,,slrof ve Building 1951 m se:ecmon Ho'! A delT'I( Bu ld1f"l9 The Lois Perk ris Aud torium 1954 29 JOE PERKINS NATATORIUM Swimm .,g Foc1l1t1es 1942 30 MORRISON HALL Res,dence Ho I 1964 31 McGINNIS HALL Res,dence Holl 1964 32 . EUGENE McELVANEY HALL Res,dence Ho I 1959 33 MclNTOSH HALL Re,,denc. Holl 1964 34 COCKRELL HALL Re,,denc e Holl 1964 35 LETTERMEN S MEMORIAL DORMITORY Res dence Holl 1947 36 . MOODY COLISEUM A rhler,c Focd1t1es. Offices 1956 37 JOHN M MOORE HALL Morr ed Gr1Jduotes Apo tments 1959 38 OWNBY STADIUM 1926 39 CENTRAL SERVI CES BUILDING 1971 40 DANIELS HALL Pe, dence Comp x 1966 41 TOWER HAL L Re, dence C<>mple, 1966 42 R L. THORNTON ALUM N I CENTER 1967 -43 N. L. HEROY SCIENCE HALL Eortl'• ond M~n Research Cen te,. 1969 44 . MUSTANG HALL Res c~nce Comp ex 1967 45 . YALE HALL Res dence om~ le, 1967 46 . Comp~x 1966 ARMSTRONG FIELD -~~ campus map academics We put this first because we thought that's where it belongs in your mind. After all, you wouldn't be here reading this nifty book, if it weren't for at least a pretense of academia. We haven't described everything that will has­ sle you, but we tried our best. And even if it's not helpful, it's fun. THE ADD-DROP GAME So you didn't know 5331 was a senior or graduate level course, and you liked the title, Sex as a Second Language? The vocabulary too technical? Drop it! Sounds simple, doesn't it? It's not. You're in for the hassle of your freshman year, outdone only by registration. First, pick up an add-drop slip from the regis­ trar, 110 Perkins Administration Building ( next door to Mcfarlin Auditorium, behind the Stu­ dent Center.) Simple enough. Then find your advisor and get him to sign it. After that, you've got to figure out what school you're in and get your dean to sign it. Not enough, by God, now you've got to find the person who teaches Sex as a Second Language and explain your posi­ tion and talk him or her into signing this little slip of paper. Hassled enough? Too bad, because now you got to take the signed slip back to Perkins, but this time to the cashier right down the hall from the registrar's office. Shell out 4 worthless American dollars and let them sign it. Now, the game ends when you take the worn out slip ( minus the cashier's copy) back to the registrar. 9 ADVANCE PLACEMENT CREDIT Some of the rules: 1 ) You may usually drop I know you had seven years of Siberian rein­ with a WP ( withdraw passing) unless you deer calling in high school and you don't want really messed up, and you bothered the teacher to take it again as an L.S. course. Who could -but there are certain supposed criteria for a blame you, but it's still a University College re - WP, otherwise it's a WF ( withdraw failing). Talk to your instructor about it before dropping; quirement. Why not test out of it? 2) You may not drop after the last day of You can get credit and get out of taking an classes ( but you might take an Incomplete); 3) unneeded course. However, the program is If you have to drop a course because the regis­ more involved than this book can cover , so call trar or some other administrative help screwed Ext.
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