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Bicentennial 1976 Is the 200Th Anniversary of Servance Throughout the States and Counties Bicentennial 1976 is the 200th anniversary of servance throughout the states and counties. To insure county will receive a special The celebration is in the America. The event is to be maximum national participation, bicentennial era, 1976-1982. celebrated nationwide with a Bicentennial flag. planning stages, although a few each state has established a Community groups and counties series of programs and events will receive assistance and ad­ events (up with People concert) bicentennial commission. The "The Allen County Bicen­ have been connected with planned by the American vise from OARBAC in initiating Ohio American BiCentennial tennial celebration," stated OARBAC. Revolution Bicentennial Association Advisory Com­ commemorative programs. Director Reed, "protrays four Association. ARBA was mission <OARBAC) is composed fascinating aspects including our The first layer of the birthday established by Congress to plan, of fifteen members including Allen County has been of­ history, cultural development, cake is being mixed now . Con­ encourage, develop, and coor­ state senators and represen­ ficially recognized as an conservation projects, and tribute your personal or group dinate the celebration. tatives, state officials, and American Revolution Bicen­ educational programs." ideas for projects, so you can private citizens appointed by the tennial Commission, meaning participate in lighting the can­ "A better quality life for all dles on July 4, 1976. Contact J. Americans" is the theme for the governor. that it is officially recognized as a The program, beginning in 1975 participant in the celebra­ McLean Reed, and participate in ARBA celebration. will include all educational in­ OARBAC will assist the Ohio tion! According to J. McLean stitutions in the county. On the celebration. The celebration is not only Historical society in developing Reed, Executive Director of the the Lima campus, Dave Greer nationwide, but also aimed at the and coordinating Ohio's ob- Allen Co. BiCen. Comm., the is the ARBA representative. Development Lab Are you checkmated? After a study skill, if needed. frustrating week of finishinl! The lab is open 8 to 5 five days a reading assignments, studying week and Mr. Mustard em­ for finals, and worrying about phasized, "Anyone who needs term papers being due, where do help should feel welcome to you turn to look for assistance? come. There are many A With all this dissatisfaction at students maintaining their the end of a quarter there is a grades through the help of recourse for you whether you are developmental education and no an OSU or Lima Tech student. one should feel that there is a Robert Mustard of the stigma attached to taking ad­ Developmental Education Lab is vantage of our services." there to be of aid to the ailing November 29, 1974 Lima, Ohio Volume 2, Number 3 students. The lab is located in 066 The lab is busy during the in Galvin Hall. quarter with tutoring, and study Students who want to salvage skills sessions. They can help you their grades are urged to ask for with mini-courses in how-to­ assistance as soon as possible. study, take notes, write a theme, KENT If you need help in English, or study for a test. A speed­ math, chemistry, biology, reading course will be offered GUARDSMEN business math, Spanish, next quarter. When you need help sociology and physics, a regular you should see them early in the tutor will be able to assist you . quarter to take advantage of ON CAMPUS Has a term paper got you their free services. stumped or are you unprepared Individual study skill help will The Lima Campus Sym­ for a written essay on the final? If be offered again next quarter. posium Committee's second you are, Mr. Mustard suggests an Two courses in English, 194A and program for Autumn Quarter English.tutor, video-tapes on how 194B and Math at three different will be December 4. Two for­ to take essay exams and how to hours a day will be available to mer Ohio National guardsmen, start a term paper, or any other the student. Mike HiJI and Ed Grant, will speak on their perspective of the Kent State shootings. The Fast Produces $278 WRITERS two have co-authored a recently publicized book en­ 150 students and faculty went NEEDED titled I Was There, in which on a starvation pledge Wed­ they attempt to present the nesday, November 6th, in aid of a Adena is the name of a tribe of National Guards' side of The Unicef drive here on campus. Indians, which have been extinct Kent incident. Now, after The Instead of merely donating loose since 1500. They lived around November 8th acquitals of all change, participants were asked Chillicothe in the southeastern indicted guardsmen, the to abstain from eating all day part of the state. authors believe it is time to tell Wednesday as a symbolic ex­ Adena is also the name of this The Whole Kent State Story. pression of sharing and un­ revived campus publication. It They will speak in Room 118 derstanding the plight of the West will be published every other Galvin Han at noon. A Africans and West Indians. Friday and will serve the Lima Sc€. jou ~E.~ i00....--fcv-~ discussion period will follow So far $278 has been collected campus. The Bluffton News their presentation, which is but not all of the pledges are in. prints the newspaper, and its free and open to the public. Late pledges are still being ac­ staff assists the Adena staff in an Merry Christmas cepted in Room 410c for those advisory capacity. Lay-out is that have not yet counter-signed done by the Adena staff on every It's her mom's birthday, cousin Who is celebrating? their pledges. Chairman of the other Wednesday. Jimmy's, and Jesus Christ's: a The church, for one. Advent LTC Fall Grads drive, Dr. James Bode, OSU time of rejoicing. season is noticed in ceremony; assistant professor of philosophy, Anyone wishing to join the Where is the joy, the happy special services take place, Graduating from Lima showed enthusiasm for the Adena staff should contact Bill faces, the cheerful crowds? Christmas carolers sing of Technical College this fall are: reaction and hopes that a similar Ferris, editor, or leave a Relax at any store or crowded tidings and joy for shut-ins, and James Collins, Associate Degree drive next year may produce message in the Adena office place, and count the smiling the beauty of love can be felt at of Applied Science in Nursing; even better results. Galvin 141B. ' faces; I saw two. these times. Douglas Crail, Associate Degree Are people today machines, · But what about individuals of Business in Computer trudging from store to store living day by day with neighbors, Programing; worrying about the rise in prices, co-workers, and employers? Do Jerald Bailey, Associate Degree and what to buy Aunt Bea? Is the they go out of their way to be of Applied Business in Ac­ Christmas spirit gone, or is it especially kind to one another? counting and Connie Arthur, in well-hidden behind the masks of Be kind? the Executive Secretarial confusion evident in public? Program, graduating with an Uusually, on a person's bir­ Every person you meet is Associate Degree in Applied thday he is honored with parties, fighting the hard battle of life. No Business. presents, and attention by time to be kind. Jesus was sent The staff of the Adena wishes friends and relatives. What here for us to learn how to love them well in their chosen careers happened to Jesus' birthday? and live with each other. and the best of luck! Student Senate Meets The Sudent Senate held a acting chairman until one can Burkholder, Keith Weber, meeting on Thursday, November be elected. Cindy Hardesty is Patrick Ryan, Rick Rudd, 21. secretary for Senate. Thomas Spry, David Meyer, At the meeting an advisory Hoke Hampton, Edwin Harris, committee to Dr. Biddle was set The members of Student Mike Joseph, Mike Hesseling, up. The members of the board Senate serve on committees on and Susan Heintz. campus. Some of the committees The Student Senate this year were as followes; Doug McElain are CCA, Symposium Com- · is chairman of this committee faces a few problems. One will be mittee, and Entertainment. with Pat Ryan, Carol Cranston, funding. The CCA only gave Ed Harris, and Mike Hesseling as Committee. Student Senate 50 dollars for the remaining members of the The following people are operating funds this year. advisory committee. student senators. They are Chuck Another major problem will be Discussion on the possibility of Wise, James Padgett, Sherry the student body. Student Senate Johnston, Laurie Thuma, Michal can try to do this or do that for the waiving the constitution for a Logan, Walter Klass, Cindy student body, but if the student short time was delayed so that Hardesty, Nancy Middleton, body does not back up the senate the new senators could study the David Lawrence, Marian then the senate can not be consituttion. Kehres, Doug McElwain, Barb blamed · if they can not do Chuck Wise was appointed Fett, Carol ·Cranston, Paula anything. November 29, 1974 ADENA Page 2 ADENA STAFF APPOINTMENTS COMMENTARY Editor - Bill Ferris Associate Editor - John Robenalt Feature Editor - Carol Cranston Copy Editors - Lynda Feigert, Steve DeVita Layout Editor - Jenny Campbell Arts Editors - Lisa Swygart, Keith Helmlinger Circulation - Roni Bowers, Cindy 700 MILLION PEOPLE ARE takes 10 million tons of grain to DeWitt STARVING feed Uie 700 million starving, yet Activities Editors - Theresa 130 countries only came up with Recker, Sandra Wies Our long Thanksgiving week 2.5 million tons of grain. <Did Business Manager Mike end is over and I'm stuffed! If they eat 1 ton of grain in Rome?) Shinabery everyone on this campus ate as The increase in the price of oil Asst.
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