THIS FACULTY & STAFF ISSUE WEEK CHth- - AT GETTYSBURG Volume 6 Number 24 OTYSBURG COLLEGE/Gettysburg, 17325

March 10, 1983

SURVEY RESULTS AVAILABLE - Last spring, THE SOCIAL JUSTICE COMITTEE welcomes to the Career Services Office conducted a their meetings all those interested in study of stress and job satisfaction getting involved with our forthcoming among members of the faculty. Result Amnesty International Chapter of this study have been compiled and, at and with the planning or events coinciding the suggestion of a faculty committee, with Ground Zero educational these results are being made available Month (an month centered around the issues to any member of the faculty or admini- of nuclear war). Weekly meeting times strative staff who would like to receive will be posted on the Chapel Council this information. A copy of the summary Bulletin Board'in the CUB or can be obtained by report may be obtained by contacting sending your name and box number to the Career Services Office. Dea Forney Box 796. Jon Stout REMINDER: To all faculty and administra- THREE MILE ISLAND EXHIBITION: Opens tive personnel. If you desire to rent a Wednesday, March 9, 7-9 PM in the Schmuck cap,gown and hood for graduation and/or Hall Gallery. This exhibition displays convocation, you must have your order in works by various artists as an open re- to the College store by March 18th. sponse Gary Anderson to the "T.M.I. Incident" of March 1978. This special exhibition will re- main on display through March THE COLLEGE STORE begins returning unsold 25th. Special events, activities, and refresh- •Spring textbooks on March 21. Texts ments will highlight both the opening and needed for the remainder of the term the closing of this exhibition. Agard should be purchased now. Tom Phizacklea J.

WANTED!! All Gettysburg students with the ATTENTION ALL VIDEO ADDICTS!! The Gang- ability to entertain, amuse or just plhnk now has Centipede, Kangaroo, and Qix. interested in showing off for a crowd. Take a study break and try out the new The student activities council is looking games. The Gangplank in now open from for all college performing 11 AM to 11:30 PM. Doug Smith artists so tha we can compile a file for further refer- ence. Please contact THE SPANISH DEPARTMENT is sponsoring Miriam Langa or leave your name, box and telephone num- the visit of a group of students from v ber in box 430. Doug Smith who have prepared a program tc Celebrate the coming of the BULLET HOLE SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! famous Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borge, The special of this week is to a symposium at Dickinson in April. The a hot dog w/ sauerkraut or chili program includes readings, recitations and a 16 oz. drink for a mere and and songs by Borges, performed by the $1.35. Come try them!! students directed by Prof. Carlos Cortinez. ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPECIAL: At the Bullet It will be held Wednesday, March 16 at Hole on St. Patrick's day the special 7:30 Cub 231. Refreshments will be : will be a patty melt served. Kathleen Shelly with a mint chocolat chip shake for only $2.25. What a great way to celebrate St. Pattys' Day. • "MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVERS: THE CANDY ATTENTION RUNNERS!!! 2nd Annual Gettysburg LIGHTNER STORY.": Bacchus and The Bullet Battlefield Charge, Sat. Mar. 19 at 10:00 AM. Hole present, "Mothers Against Drunk Drivers: 10 Kilometer Race and 2 mile fun run to 1117 The Candy Lightner Story." 50" screen in low. Entry fee $5.00. Sponsored by thell, Bullet Hole on March 14, 1983, from 9-11. American Marketing Asso., Big Jim's Bev and All are welcome. Polly Rae, marketing Sheaffer Bros. Sporting Goods. Applications manager due Wed., March 16. Race day entries wel- come. T-shirts not guaranteed to race day WALL SPACE IN THE BULLET HOLE: Anyone entries. Application attached wanting to use the wall space located in to this T.W.A.G., or CUB desk. Tim Bright the Bullet Hole should first contact the marketing manager of the Bullet Hole to WZBT: New things on WZBT 91 FM Stereo; "New schedule a time and space. The marketing Kids in Ton" with host Bill Apostlacus every manager will be available between 3-4, Friday night from 8 PM - 9 PM. Berlin's Monday thru Friday in the Bullet Hole. album "Pleasure Victim" and The Wind's "Where Anything that is put on walls without It's At" will both be featured. Keep up with approval of the marketing manager will the new sounds in music with "New Kids In be removed. Polly Rae, marketing man- Town" this Friday night on WZBT 91 FM stereo. ager. WZBT: John Heron dusts off the best oldies VISIT OF ACCREDITATION TEAM: On November each Saturday afternoon from 3-1-PM. All 13-16, 1983, will be those songs you "Know and Love" come back visited by a visiting Accreditation Team to life on WZBT 91 FM stereo. from the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges "DO NOT GET DRUNK ON WINE, WHICH LEADS TO and Schools. These visits occur every DEBAUCHERY. INSTEAD HE FILLED WITH THE ten years. The Chairman of the Visiting SPIRIT." Did you know that God has an alter- Team will make a preliminary visit to native to Sunday morning (or afternoon) 1.- Gettysburg on September 22, 1983. In pre- overs? Well He does. Ed Brainerd, I.V. paration for the visit of the team, the Central Pennsylvania Area director will speak College is preparing an Institutional on how the Holy Spirit can change our lives Self-Study. The Institutional Self-Study from one long term continous hassle into lives Document is being prepared by a committee of joy, which have Purpose and meaning. Come consisting of three faculty members, two and check out the Christian alternative to administrators, a student, and a member brain obliviation. Mon., Mar 7, at 7:30 PM. of the Board of Trustees. The Chairperson This is a no obligation offer. Neel Roberts of this committee is Robert C. Nordvall, Associate Dean of the College. Drafts WEDNESDAY NIGHT COMMUNION WORSHIP will be of the Self-Study Report will be available offered in Christ Chapel at 10:00 PM. for review and comment to members of the Chaplain Neubauer will continue the Lenten campus community before this report is preaching series on the "I AM" sayings of put in final form. Anyone with questions Jesus, speaking on March 16th on "Jesus, about the Institutional Self-Study process the True Vine." All are invited. should contact Robert C. Nordvall. Dean Nordvall BANANAS ON OUR CORNFLAKES: GLOBAL IMPLICA - TIONS FOR CHRISTIAN LIFESTYLE is the theme of DINNER THEATER: Gettysburg College and the the Spring Conference of the Student Christian Chamber of Commerce are co-sponsoring a din- 140Vement in Pennsylvania, March 25-27, at the ner-theater, Wednesday, March 16 in the, CUB. Hartman Center, Milroy, Pa. The S.C.M. is a A social at 6:00 PM will be followed by a newly emerging network of those committed to buffet (roast beef and chicken) at 6:30 support peace and justice issues. For more and the play, "The Madwoman of Chaillot," information, contact the Chapel Office. at 8 PM. The $6.00 per person tickets may be purchased at the CUB desk or the PR SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP in Christ Chapel Nidli office. Why not get a group together and include Chaplain.Neubauer's sermon on "AM, join us for a fun-filled evening? Merciful Father, A Prddigal Son, A Jealous Robert B. Kenworthy Brother" and special 'music by the Chapel Choir. The service begins at 10:45 AM. SUMMER PROGRAMS IN HIGHER EDUCATION. FILMS: The School of Urban and Public Affairs at Carnegie Mellon University will con- THE TRADITIONAL WORLD OF ISLAM: The • duct two programs from June 5-July 1, second pair of films in the History Dept's 1983: Academic Institute and College offering of The Traditional World of Islam Management Program. The College Manage- series will appear in CU 231 at 7 PM, ment Program emphasizes strategic plan- Thursday, March 10. These will be Man ning, enrollment and student services, and Nature and Pattern of Beauty, the the external environment, and adminis- latter dealing with Islamic art and tration of faculty and curricula services. architecture, especially those of Iran. The Academic Institute focuses on dev- Bruce W. Bugbee elopment and implementation of curricula improvements, staff development and THE SHINING: The Shining, March 12, at evaluation, nurturing the college's 8:00 PM (FREE!). A spine-tingling, intellectual climate, applications of chilling tale of horror. Down-on-his- new technology, and coordination of luck teacher (Jack Nicholson), struggling efforts that cross disciplines. For to become a writer, takes a job as a win- more information, contact Robert C. ter caretaker at a desolate Colorado re- Nordvall, Associate Dean of the sort hotel which becomes isolated by a College. Dean Nordvall ravaging winter storm. Joined by his wife (Shelley Duvall) and young, clairvoyant MATHEMATICS COLLOQUIUM: On Tuesday, son (Danny Lloyd), they soon discover that March 15, at 4:00 p.m. in Bowen Auditorium the hotel is possessed by demonic spirits. Professor J. Stuart Hunter of Princeton In confinement, the already mentally University will give a lecture on "Creat- unstable Nicholson becomes possessed, goes ing Information from Industrial Processes." berserk and attempts to kill both his wife Dr. Hunter was the founding editor of and son. Joanie Holland the journal Technometrics. His re- search interests are in applications ATTACHMENTS: of statistics in engineering and industry. This talk is sponsored through the 1. Student Senate News Visiting Lecturer Program in Statistics. 2. Classroom Films All are invited to attend. David Flesner 3. Faculty Promotions 4. Battlefield Charge OWL AND NIGHTINGALE will present Jean Giraudoux's The Madwoman of Chaillot on March 17, 18, and 19 at 8:00 p.m. in the College Ballroom. Directed by Bonnie Gable and performed by a cast of over 30, the play is a comical parody of modern finance capitalism which involves oil prospecting in Paris, France. The good guys versus the bad guys, with a crazy countess caught in the middle. Admission is free. L. Orstad

• TIME EVENT LOCATION PLACE Thursday, March 10, 1983 • 10 AM - 10 PM American Film Festival Media Theatre Library 6:30 - 7 PM Pledge Meeting 2nd fl. lounge College Unio/ 7:00 PM Meeting of Faculty, Administrators, and President Masters 1 7:00 PM Tr -Beta Bowen Aud. 7:00 PM Civilisation Film, "The Traditional World of Islam: Man & Nature", "The Traditional World of Islam: Pattern & Beauty" 231 College Unior 7:30 PM Biology Dept. Lecture, Kathy Falkenstein Masters 1 8:00 PM Outing Club 2nd fl. lounge College Unior 8:00 PM Clarinet Choir/Brass Ensemble Concert Schmucker

Friday, March 11, 1983

10 AM - 10 PM American Film Festival Media Theatre Library IFC Pledge Formals 11 - 12 Peer Coordinator Orientation 231 College Unior 3:00 PM Studio Recital & Jr. Recital, Nancy Nord, Soprano Schmucker 3 - 5 PM Academic Support Group 231 College Unior

Saturday, March 12, 1983

IFC Pledge Formals 10 AM - 11 AM Athletic Advisory Committee 219 College Unior 10 - 5 PM "The Age of Luther" Conference 231 College Unior NOON Dinner Glat. Lodge 6:30 PM Mass Christ Chapel 8:00 PM SAC Film, "The Shining" Ballroom College Unior

Sunday, March 13, 1983

3rd Sunday in Lent 10:45 AM The Service Christ Chapel

Monday, March 14, 1983

12:30 - 1:30 PM RA Informational Meeting 231 College Union 4:00 PM BACCHUS 2nd fl. lounge College Union 7:00 PM IFC 230 College Union 7:15 PM Student Senate 231 College Union 8:00 PM SAC 2nd fl. lounge College Union 8:00 PM MENC Lecture - Robert Cooper, Production of a Musical Show Schmucker

Tuesday, March 15, 1983

12:15 - 1:30 PM Energy Council 219 College Union 4:00 PM Math Colloquium - "Jay Stewart D.. Flesner Hunter" Bowen 10:00 PM Mass Christ Chapel TIME EVENT LOCATION PLACE

410pdnesday, March 16, 1983

4:00 PM SAC Ideas & Issues 231 College Union 4:00 PM Physics Colloquia Masters 10 6 - 6:30 PM Social Hour Rear Ballroom College Union 6:30 PM Dinner Theatre Ballroom College Union

5 - 7 PM Development Reception Glat. Lodge 7:30 - 9:30 PM Phi Alpha Theta 301 & 305 Weidens all 8:00 PM Play Starts (Dinner Theatre)_ 8:00 PM Outing Club 2nd fl. lounge College Union 9:00 PM Photo Club Bowen Aud. 10:00 PM Communion Christ Chapel

Thursday, March 17, 1983

St. Patrick's Day 4:00 PM Standby Faculty Meeting 6:30 - 7 PM Pledge Meeting 2nd fl. lounge College Unior 7:00 PM Civilisation Film, "The Traditional World of Islam: Knowledge of the World", "The Tra- • ditional World of Islam: The Inner Life" 231 College Unior 8:00 PM O & N Play, "The Madwoman of Chaillot" Ballroom College Unior

Friday, March 18, 1983

Chapel Choir Tour 8:00 PM 0 & N Play, "The Madwoman of Chaillot" Ballroom College Unior

Saturday, March 19, 1983 Chapel Choir Tour 6:30 PM Mass Christ Chape] 8:00 PM 0 & N Play, "The Madwoman of Chaillot" Ballroom College Unior

Sunday, March 20, 1983

Chapel Choir Tour 4th Sunday in Lent 10:45 AM The Service Christ Chap& 1 & 3 PM "Followers of the Sun - The Inner Planets" Planetarium 1 - 5 PM Lions Meeting 231 College Unior 1 - 5 PM Lady Lions Bowen Aud. 3:00 PM Gettysburg Community Concert/Llona Boyd, Guitar Christ Chap& 8:00 PM SAC Film, "The Border" Ballroom College Unior

• G'BURG SENATE NEWS

what's happening

The Student Senate presented an hour presentation to the Student Life, Health and Religion Committee of the Board of Trustees on Friday, March 4. The purpose of this program was to inform the board of Senate goals, accomplishments, problems, and future plans.

$559.00 was voted on by the Student Senate to be allotted to WZBT. The college radio station requested this money to remain on the air for the remainder of the year.

The Student Senate had lunch with President Glassick on Monday, March 7. The President shared his views on what he believes the purpose, objectives, and accomplishments of the Senate are.

Ms. Lisa Palm was nominated to represent the student body on the Homecoming Committee. She will be responsible for planning weekend activities for undergraduates.

Mr.Eric Emanuelson was appointed to the Keith Pappas Award nom- inating committee. This committee is comprised of members from organi- zations in which Keith Pappas participated. The committee will select a current student who most significantly affects the College community through the quality of his or her participation in its functions and whose divergent contributions give form to what is called Gettysburg College. get interested... IMPCRTANT: ------Honor Code Evaluation Committee will meet each Wednesday at 4 P.M. in the Bullet Hole.

VCTE ! VOTE ! VOTE ! VCTE ! VCTE ! VCTE ! VOTE! VCTE ! VOTE ! VOTE ! VCTE !

Elections for Senators are Tuesday,March 15 and Wednesday, March 16 in the Post Office from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Please exercise your privilege to vote! Put the candidate of your choice in office!

STUDENT SENATOR CANDIDATES Rich VanAntwerp Fred Zeytoonjian Tim Bright Michael Droogan Amy Harbaugh Susy McIntire Barbara Brown Eric Emanuelson Julie Hoff - Mike Mitchell Bruce Chamberlin June Essis Jennifer Jacobs Geoffrey Nelson Maggie Commins Larry Gage Steve Kellenyi Lisa Oxenhorn Lisa Cummins Charles Griffith Dawn Kern Lisa Palm Bob Curran Julia Gustafson Tom Kovacevich Kay Pokemba Niel Draddy Nancy Hall Michael Kyritsis Nicole Precht June Schumm Cindy Sharp Chris Snow Richard Steiner Classroom

FILMS

March 14-25, 1983

The following films have been scheduled for classroom showing on the dates indicated. For additional information about any of these films, please contact the A-V office. Dave Hedrick, Audio-Visual Librarian Date Title Faculty 14-16 Behavior Theory In Practice - Part 1 Mr. Slaybaugh

14-16 Cows _Of Bobo Ken Paye Dr. Loveland 14-16 Fifth Street: Skid Row Dr. Hinrichs 14-16 Himalayan Shaman Of Southern Nepal Dr. Loveland 14-16 Staphylococcus Aureus Dr. Hendrix

14-16 Surrealism (And Dada) Dr. Beach-Viti 15-16 Blood Of A Poet Dr. Beach-Viti • 15-17 People Of People's Temple Dr. Shand 16-18 Behavior Theory In Practice: Part 2 Mr. Slaybaugh 16-18 Traditional World Of Islam: Inner Life Dr. Bugbee

16-18 Traditional World Of Islam: Knowledge Of The World Dr. Bugbee 17-21 Behavior Theory In Practice: Part Mr. Slaybaugh 21-23 Communication: Nonverbal Agenda Dr. Thornton 21-23 Nonverbal Communication Dr. Thornton

21-23 Out Of The Mouths Of Babes Dr. Thornton 21-23 Piaget's Developmental Theory: Classification Dr. Thornton 21-23 Piaget's Developmental Theory: Conservation Dr. Thornton

21-23 Sixteen In Webster Groves Dr. Emmons 22 Orpheus Dr. Beach-Viti 22-24 Child Abuse: Cradle Of Violence Dr. Hinrichs 22-24 Marketing The Myths Dr. Emmons 22-24 3Q-Second Dream Dr. Emmons 23 Loves Of A Blonde Foreign Language • Film Series 23-25 The Hutterites Dr. Emmons

23-25 Webster Groves Revisited Dr. Emmons • For Release: Upon Receipt Gettysburg Faculty Promotions

Four members of the Gettysburg College faculty have been promoted from assistant to associate professor, effective September 1. The promotions were approved by the College's Board of Trustees at its March meeting.

Promoted have been Dr. Gabor S. Boritt, department of history; Kermit

Finstad, department of music; Dr. Franklin 0. Loveland, department of sociology and anthropology; and Dr. Fredric Michelman, department of French.

Dr. Boritt is a native of Budapest, Hungary. A graduate of Yankton

College, Yankton, S.D., he holds an M.A. from the University of South Dakota and a Ph.D. from Boston College. Dr. Boritt is a Lincoln expert. He joined the Gettysburg faculty in 1981, • after serving on the history faculty at Memphis State University and as visiting assistant professor at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and Washington

University. He is a member of the American Historical Association, Organization of American Historians, and Phi Alpha Theta history honorary. He will direct the Civil War Institute to be held on the Gettysburg College campus this summer.

Author of numerous articles and papers on Lincoln, Dr. Boritt has just completed an article, entitled "The Medical Diagnosis of a Historical Figure:

Lincoln and the Marfan Syndrome," which will be published in "Civil War History" this summer.

Kermit Finstad, a native of Murdock, Minn., holds a B.S. from St. Olaf

College, and an M.M. from The Catholic University of America.

Finstad is a specialist in voice with a particular interest in the

- more - Gettysburg Faculty Promotions 2.2.2.2.2.2. • Norwegian art song. He joined the Gettysburg faculty in 1970. He had

previously taught at Columbia Union College and in public schools in Prince

Georges County and New York State.

In addition to teaching, Finstad is an active performer. He has appeared

in numerous recitals and solo and choral performances, as well as several

musical theatre and dramatic productions. He is also a member of the Paul Hill

Chorale and the Washington Singers.

He recently completed a manuscript on "Norwegian Art Songs, Translated and

Phoneticized for Voice and Piano."

Dr. Loveland is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio. He holds an A.B. from

Dartmouth College, an M.A. from , and an M.A. and Ph.D. from

uke University.

Illi A specialist in cultural anthropology, Dr. Loveland joined the Gettysburg

faculty in 1972. He had previously taught at North Carolina State University.

He is a member of the American Anthropological Association, Pennsylvania

Sociology Society, American Folklore Society, and American Society for

Ethnohistory.

Author of numerous publications, Dr. Loveland is co-editor of two volumes

on Central American anthropological studies: "Frontier Adaptations in Lower

Central America" with Dr. Mary Helms of Northwestern University and "Sex Roles

and Social Change in Native Lower Central American Societies" with his wife,

Christine A. Loveland, instructor in anthropology at Wilson College.

Dr. Michelman is a native of New York City. He holds a B.S. from the

University of Pennsylvania, an M.A. from Middlebury College, and a Ph.D. from IIIIhe University of California, Los Angeles.

- more - Gettysburg Faculty Promotions 3.3.3.3.3.3.3.

Dr. Michelman is a specialist in Franco African Literature. He came to

Gettysburg College in 1973 from the Pennsylvania State University where he

served as assistant professor of French. He serves on two executive councils of

the African Literature Association and on the Panel on Negritude and Literature.

He is a member of the Modern Language Association, American Association of

Teachers of French, and African Studies Association.

His recent publications include "Beninian Literature". ("Encyclopedia of

World Literature in the 20th Century"), "New Life for Francophone Publishing in

Africa" ("The African Book Publishing Record"), and "The Teaching of African

Literature and the Destruction of Stereotypes" ("Teaching of African

Literature"). -30- •

For Further Information: Contact: Kelly Alsedek 3783ka1,1A,5,6,select

• 2nd ANNUAL • Gettysburg Battlefield Charge

TEN KILOMETER ROAD RACE, SATURDAY, MARCH 19_at. 10:00 a.m. ON THE GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELDS IN GETTYSBURG, PENNA.. DATE: S-aturday,March 19, 1983 TIME: 10 a.m. (Two mile Fun Run will be run afterwards) DISTANCE: 10 kilometers and 2 mile Fun Run COURSE: Course will be entirely on roads beginning near Eisenhower Farm and will loop through Big Round Top, Devil's Den and Little Round Top. ENTRY FEE: $5.00 (Payable to American Marketing Association) CATAGORIES: 18 and under, 19-29, 30-39, 40 and over in both men's and women's divisions. PRIZES: In each category- depending upon number registered

Sponsored by the American Marketing Association of Gettysburg College, Sheaffer Bros. Auto Parts and Sporting Goods, Big Bev MAIL APPLICATIONS NO LATER THAN MARCH 1.4.1983. T-Shirts not guaranteed to race day entries.

Rate. Loco.tio n ENTRY FORM • In consideration of acceptance of this entry, G-ei4ttsbur3 I waive any and all claims for myself and my heirsagainst officials or sponsors of the Gettysburg Battlefield Charge for injury or STA R78uRr illness which may directly or indirectly 15 result from my participation. I further state that I am in proper physical condition to participate.

cd)c,ey. cif Signature of applicant 9.4'2 Signature of parent (if under 18)

Print name

Li4k14. Address Round Ser Age T-Shirt size S_ M_ L_ XL_ 'Top Check appropriate race; 10K 2 mile Make checks payable to American Marketing Assoc mail form and $5.00 to: Battlefield Charge Tim Bright 13is Round Box 213 Top Gettysburg College Gettysburg, Pa. 17325

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