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Rockefeller Presents Inside in SAT Harding University Scholar Works at Harding The Bison Archives and Special Collections 5-3-1968 The Bison, May 3, 1968 Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.harding.edu/thebison Recommended Citation The Bison, May 3, 1968. (1968). Retrieved from https://scholarworks.harding.edu/thebison/912 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at Scholar Works at Harding. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Bison by an authorized administrator of Scholar Works at Harding. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Golf Team >. Welcome High School Students Defeats JBU 1\ Page 8 17- and Visitors VOLUME 43, NUMBER 20 HARDING COLLEGE, SEARCY, ARKANSAS 72143 MAY 3, 1968 Business Barons Grab First Place In Executive Play By Bruce Smith Ray Cox, the team's faculty ad­ Harding's business team took visor, called the gain in the first place in both game play tenth and final round "over­ and presentation of strategies whelming." He said that the last Saturday on the Michigan team's work in the closing State University campus en rounds was a "tremendous ex­ route to making Harding the perience" to observe. only two-time champion in the Other Finalists history of the: International Inter­ collegiate Marketing Competi­ The three other finalists tion. finishing behind Harding were The team was a w a r d e d the University of Wisconsin, Fort championship loving cups by Lewis (Colorado) College and Dyke (Cleveland) College. Forty­ -: Dr. William Chrissy, chairman of the MSU Marketing and Busi­ five colleges entered over 200 ness Administration Department, teams in the international com­ upon completion of the strate­ petition. gy presentations by the top four The Harding team will be teams Saturday afternoon. featured in an article on the HARDING'S CHAMPIONSHIP executive team won the International Intercollegiate Marketing Com­ The team had widened its games in Marketing Insights, a petition for the second time. Members of the team are Bob Hesselrode, Mike O'Neal, Alvin lead during the last several national collegiate business mag­ Fowler, sponsor Billy Ray Cox and Rick Venable. - PHoTo ev woRsHAM rounds of the games, but Billy azine. Finals of the games also were covered by local television in East Lansing. The team was given one small Nine Authorities Featurec/ loving cup as a permar.ent tro­ phy of the J968· ga"mes and a large trophy for the year which rotates among the winners. First Annual Behavorial Science Symposium Harding has one the large tro­ phy twice, and another win will give Harding the large trophy permanently. Team Members To Study Law l:nforcement, Penal Reform The team memhers are Alvin By Diane Hoagland and Mrs. Mary Burt Nash ana­ comprised of R. E. Brians, Little Cummins Prison Farm and Fowler, Mike O'Neal, Rick Ven­ Harding's first annual Be­ lyzed the trends of crime in Rock Police Chief; Lt. Col. Bill Director of the Ark. Board of able and Bob Hesselrode. Bob havorial Science Symposium is America and the ecology of the Miller, assistant director, Ark. Pardons and Paroles. Urban Belden, a mem her of the junior being held today in the Ameri­ juvenile offender. State Police; and Herbert E. will speak upon the topic, business team, made the trip. can Heritage auditorium. Justice Holt Hoxie, special agent in charge, "Trends in Modern Penology." Hesselrode and Venable will be ,.. Under the direction of the Holt is a former Supreme FBI, Little Rock. "Operational "Helping the Released Of­ competing next year in the In­ psychology and sociology de­ Court Justice and currently a Problems of Law Enforcement" fender" is the concluding sub­ ternational Competition. O'Neal partments, nine authorities are Little Rock Attorney. Besides was the topic for discussion. ject. Eugene Efird, director of was the team's captain. discussing the current topic of practicing law in Searcy, Hick­ Judge in Sentencing Ark. Release Guidance Associa­ Judges for the event were "Law Enforcement and Penal man has served the county as Municipal Judge Almon Har­ tion will direct a panel discus­ Ross R. Millhiser, president of l Reform." Deputy Prosecuting Attorney. graves will open the afternoon sion on this subject at 2:30. Phillip Morris Domestic; Ralph Invitations are extended ·to Mrs. Nash, aside from holding a session at 1 p.m. with a talk en­ Dr. Bob Gilliam, coordinator E. Moulton, Auto Owners In­ Harding students, all area col­ law degree, is the Juvenile titled "Sentencing Policies and of the symposium, expressed surance Company of East Lan­ lege students, sheriffs of 15 Ar­ Court Referee of Pulaski County. Procedures." hope that evaluation will be sing; and G. W. Woerner, vice­ kansas counties, police depart­ The morning session was con­ He will be followed at 1:45 by favorable and the symposium president of IBM's Midwest ments and high schools within cluded at 11 a.m. by a panel Victor Urban, superintendent, will become an annual affair. Division. a 50-mile radius. During the morning session, Frank Holt, Darrell Hickman Governor Answers Accusations Four Are Chosen In SA Election; Rockefeller Presents Inside in SAT alk Run-off Thursday By Ann Camp time is not spent in his office, Proposing that Arkansas use universal use of all kinds of Governor Winthrop Rockefel­ the governor proceeded to cite "credit" to regain financial credit. He answered compari­ Four SA representatives were ler presented an "inside picture" several speaking engagements stability, Rockefeller cited the sons to his predecessor, Orval elected Wednesday and two of Arkansas to students and wherein he was able _to bring Faubus, with examples of la~k Thursday in an election to fill faculty at the first of a series of the message of Arkansas before of foresight in building struc­ the final positions on the Stu­ lectures sponsored by the Stu­ prominent businessmen and in­ tures without future funds to dent Association Ex e c u t i v e dent Association. dustrial leaders. maintain and use the buildings. Council for next year. Striking a relaxed manner, At one such engagement, Gov. Rockefeller's address to the Making a positive stand on Phil Roberson, Rod Brewer, Rockefeller defended charges race relations, Rockefeller said made against his administration. Calvin Bullock Forum in New Chris Green and Peggy Tarpley York was published for the that he felt that the Negroes all polled past their opponents H e admitted supplementing were looking for friendship and salaries from his own pocket, members. It was the first time Wednesday and heat the Bison in 30 years that a speaker's re­ understanding. "They are look­ deadline. and said, "There is nothing I ing for a hand, rather than a would rather be impeached for." marks had been requested for In the junior race Donna Dea­ publication. handout," he said. Further ex­ He continued, saying that the Do-Nothing pressing his feelings, the gover­ son and Gloria Page tied for the people elected him for the sake lead putting Marlene Cobb and On a charge of a "Do-Noth­ nor said, "I am my brother's of change, and to become an ing" government, Rockefeller keeper. But, even more, I am Kay Craig out of the picture active part in building Arkansas. Wednesday. cited the changes made in the my brother's brother." Not An Arkansan insurance businesses of Arkan­ .Roberson, next year's senior The governor explored the men's representative, beat Gary sas. "Today, our insurance charge of not being "a native businesses are solvent, and both Faculty-Staff Dinner Coates and Ted McLaughlin. born Arkansan," explaining that Roberson won this election one policy holders and stockholders Scheduled for Tonight native roots are not a sure have solid confidence in them." week after his defeat in the formula for careful concern election for SA vice-president. Recognizing that former prison The annual Facultv-Staff din­ about modern probtem·ll· ner will be held in the Charles Over Parkhurst, Silva superintendent Thomas Murton In answering the accusation of was a "loner" and that "noise White Dining Hall at 7 p.m. to­ For the iunior office, Brewer corruption through his support isn't everything," Rockefeller night. was elected over Ted Parkhurst of salaries from his own pocket, praised the actual reforms which President Clifton L. Ganus will and Larrv Silva. Rockefeller said, "Corruption is have been instituted as well as give a report on the college in­ Greene.. won the election for an era that most Arkansans the work of present director cluding such items as the num­ sophomore men's representa­ would like to forget. I am re­ Victor Urban. • ber of employees and the bud­ tive with a larger majority than placing old credentials with pro­ Rockefeller insisted that an get. any other winner. He defeated fessional competence." GOV. ROCKEFELLER upcoming taxation increase is 'My brother's brother.' Service pins will be presented Jeff Woods, Admitting that muclj of . his necessary in order for growth. at the dinner. 2 * mE HARDING BISON, Searcy, Ark. May 3, 1118 From The Editor's Desk: Richard Davis Much Ado About Harding's Image; An Undiscovered Manuscript Should Be Presented Accurately And the people came unto him thine enemv when he cometh plied. Love thv freedom. for one evening as he walked near nt a time ve know not. to take without it ve nre ns nothing. Much has been said of late concerning the image the sea shore, and they said awav thv lnnds, thv fnmilv, or And thev snid unto him, of Harding. All manner of opinions and actions have unto him, Master. teach us re­ thv ·weaith.
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