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Canty, Graham To INSIDE THIS ISSUE .. • Philip Hart Memoriam ... page 5 • Affirmative Action Challenge .. , .. page 2 • Hoyas Walk Navy's Plank. page 8. 57th Year, No. 14 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C. Friday, January 14, 1977 Ex -G UProf Carroll Ouigley Bailey Named Speaker Dies of Heart Attack at 66 . by Tracey Hughes Princeton and as a goyernment, Carter Will Be Invited Retired Georgetown University history and politics tutor at Harvard Spokesmen for Carter say that the Bailey was not on the poll of History Professor Dr. Carroll Quigley before coming to Georgetown. by Bart Saitta president-elect is not yet considering senior choices for graduation speaker died January 3rd at University He is survived by his wife Lillian Entertainer Pearl Bailey and pas· invitations speak at universities taken by the Senior Week committee Hospital after suffering a heart and two sons, Dennis and Thomas. sibly, Jimmy Carter will address ihis to and that he will not determine his which was led by Art Buchwald and attack. Dr. Quigley, who was 66, A fund to endow a professorship year's graduating class at the May May schedule "for a couple of Woody Allen. Buchwald and Allen retired last June after 35 years of in Quigley's name was founded this 22nd commencement. months." The chances of Carter declined to speak as did Barbara teaching at Georgetown. fall and the family requests that The University is sending a formal spealting at Georgetown are not Jordan, the students' third choice. expressions of sympathy be made in invitation to Carter according to Quigley, who came to George­ Commenting on the fact that the form of contributions to the Charles Men assistant to the Univer­ considered likely by those close to town in 1941, was awarded the the selection of the graduation Bailey was not one of the poll University's Vicennial Medal in 1961 fund, now entitled the Carroll Quig. sity president. Meng added that speakers. choices, Gage, who is the student ley Memorial Fund. According to Bailey (who actively campaigned for and the 175th Anniversary Medal of member on the Honorary Degree President Ford last year) will speak Merit in 1964. He also received the SFS Dean Peter Krogh, the goal of In the past few years the Univer­ Committee, said, "It is difficult to whether or not Carter accepts the Faculty Award for Distinguished the fund is $500,000 to establish a sity has invited presidents Ford and continue to push for number four distinguished chair. invitation saying, "If he (Carter) Nixon. Neither president accepted. Teaching, voted on by Georgetown the way you push for number one. I A memorial service open to all for accepts there will be two commence· Though it is not known at this students. was honestly impressed with the ,Dr. Quigley will be held on January ment speakers. If he refuses there time on what subject the singer will Though Quigley officially retired receptiveness of the Honorary Degree 17 in Dahlgren Chapel at 4 p.m. Carroll Quigley will be only one." speak, Student Government Presi· last June, he remained active at GU, Committee and Fr. Healy to choices giving a series of lectures on the dent Bob Gage said he believes that of the senior class." She appeared in development of civilization during "she will sing and I think it will be numerous plays and films including the past semester. , great." St. Louis Woman, Carmen JOlles, Quigley's course on the Develop­ Canty, Graham to Run Meng cited what he called Bailey's Porgy and Bess, and Hello Dolly, for ment of Civilization was named by contribution to "American music which she won a Tony Award_ the 1941-1969 School of Foreign and to American culture through her She is currently doing com· Service alumni as the most influential singing" as reasons why she was mericals on area television for Ouris­ course in their undergraduate careers. asked to make the commencement man Chevrolet, a local Virginia car Quigley also served as a consultant For President's Office address. dealer, and Paramount Chickens. to the Defense Department and the House Select Committee on Astra· by John Free!! ing educational costs. "It concerns Currently, the V.P. presides over nautics during the 1950's_ He was As the February 16th date for, me that not only does tuition rise," the Senate. As an alternative to this, also an advisor to the US Navy on Darnall Stereos Taken student elections approaches, several he said, "but I also sense a lack of said Canty, the Senate should elect the development of weapons systems candidates have already initiated student awareness as to how the it, own leader and thus free the veep and to the Smithsonian Institution their campaigns. Among those at money is being spent." for other pursuits. on the layout of the American present who have announced their Canty contends that greater'pres· Both Canty and Burke claim that By Christmas Thief history section of the Museum of intention to run for Student Govern· sure should be exerted on the the role of Student Government can by Mike Bradley pect in crimes which are committed History and Technology. Beginning ment President are Debbie Carity and administration to make spending be a more innovative and dynamic in 1957 he served as a collaborator to The Christmas break ended on a when students are on vacation but Chris Graham. This week Hoya will figures more accessible ("through one. Burke, former Director of the sour note for three Darnall residents the 'National Museum. added that since Darnall Cafeteria profile Canty and running mate Dan publication") and more understand' DC chapter of PIRG, puts it this last week when upon returning from and offices in St. Mary's were open Quigley was the author of two Burke. way: books, Evolution of Civilization in vacation they all discovered that during the break, the burglar could "I don't think that the needs of their stereos had been stolen. easily be someone off the street. 1961, which has been translated into * * * * * * Presently on the Board of Dir· the students are being effectively Sgt. Charles Christian of George­ The robberies all occured on the several foreign languages, and Trag· SG Elections ectors of the Corporation and also a articulated at. this point because the town University Protective Services edy and Hope: The World in Our third floor of Darnall. member of the Main Campus Finance able to the student. "It would be approach 'Of the present Student said that an investigation will soon One other item, an electric type· in as well as numerous Time 1965, Committee, Debbie Canty says that nice,"she said, "if students would Government is what I would call ad begin but that as yet there are no articlelj for scholarly journals. writer, was also taken but the she will attempt to use the Student ask where their money is going, but hoc: the picking up of an issue suspects in the case. There were no He also lectured extensively on burglars overlooked several valuables Government as a tool for influencing it's my belief that (such information) because it comes up instead of signs of forced entry in all three including a 10 speed bicycle and a Africa to such groups as the Indus· University policy. "The priorities are should be made available to them so making the direction." trial College of the Armed Forces burglaries. Texa Instruments Calculator which not the way I would like to see that they don't have to go around Both candidates speak of a lack of "It is customary every vacation and the Public Affairs Fellows of the were all in plain view. them," she says. "There's far too looking for it." cohesion at GU. "We'lle not a for us to have a few burglaries," said Brookings Institution in addition to In previous years Residence Life much spending going on, especially Canty also said that if elected she community at Georgetown," says Capt. Ronald Arbogast of Protective has provided storage space for those Georgetown University students. in the non',academic areas; we need would place a greater emphaSis on Burke. "You can only build a Services, "and actu'ally we got dorm residents who did nol wish to Quigley, a native of Massa·­ new ways to cut." She suggests, for the role of Student Vice·President. community," he maintains, "by through this vacation better than in risk leaving stereos in their rooms chusetts, 'r~ceived his AB, MA and example, that, the Athletic Depart· "Dan and I will work together on a filling specific needs; you can build a previous years." over Christmas vacation. This year, PhD! 'from Harvard University and ment "review their budget very 50·50 basis, "she said. "We will each community by making American When asked to speculate as to according to Residence Life Assistant later served as a history instructor at carefully. " carry an equal load." The role of Studies majors feel that they have a whether the robberies were an inside Dean Tom Ritz, the service was not Canty's running-mate, Dan V.P_ has not been a strong one in the place here by (giving the department) job, Arbogast replied that main­ offered to students due to lack of Burke, (Community Action Coalition past, she claims, because it has been a budget." In addition, said Burke, tenance employees are always sus· space. Comm. Selects Director),' claims that GU students "bogged down" as a part of the "students would feel more of a cannot passively accept ever-increas· Senate. community if they had a greater input on the departmental level." New Dent Dean Canty and Burke contend that Ex-Hoya Loses Top greater course initiation by students Dr.
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