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Central Florida Future, Vol. 02 No. 11, January 9, 1970
Florida Technological University
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Recommended Citation Florida Technological University, "Central Florida Future, Vol. 02 No. 11, January 9, 1970" (1970). Central Florida Future. 41. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/41 Registration Woes To Be Studied "If they don't find a way now, just Some major changes in that they didn't happen again. relations committee," Dr. Gambrell themselves closed out of a number of registration procedures were forseen Dr. C. B. Gambrell, vice president pledged . "It will be small and active classes that they were required to think what wilJ happen as the in the wake of problems that beset in charge of Academic Affairs and will be charged with finding take. university continues to grow." students and administrators alike announced Thursday morning that a ways to correct these problems." "I witnessed a number of "We are very concerned about this week. "working committee" would be "We want to be prepared to have freshmen girls crying in the halls registration," Dr. Gambrell stated. When the smoke had cleared, formed immediately to study the t he next registration go smoothly." from the frustration of having one "That is why this committee will be FTU's enrollment had grown by problems that arose during The administration's quick action class after another closed to them established so quickly. We are aware more than 100, although exact registration and make suggestions on should help still complaints that after being told there were still of the problems and expect to do number of students was not yet how the entire process could be were mounting on all sides about this openings," said one professor. "And something about them." known. made moother. week's registration. I'm sure the male students would be Next week, the FuTUre will Realizing the headaches and Dr. Gambrell said that the Long lines of students waiting to crying too if they dared. present a detailed explanation of heartaches that accompanied this committee would include students file through the registration gauntlet "There has to be a quicker, more registration woes as the week's registration, the as well as faculty and administrators. were bad enough, but some students, efficient way to handle ·administration, faculty and students administration moved quickly to see "This won't b e ju t a public especially the new ones, found registration," growled one student. see the??, as well as their suggestions .,...... ,,,llllli We Live in the Present By the Past, but for the . . .
Vol. 2, No. 11 FTU. Orl.ando, Florida January 9, 1_970 T p Grant
AwardedA significant step in the battle against water pollution and for the pre ervation of Florida' water resource wa announced yesterday with the establishment of an Institute of Fre h Water Ecology at Florida Technological University. The grant of $93,000 i the large t and most important grant FTU has ever received. Ye terday's announcement was made at a ceremony held at the Greater Orlando Pre Club Herndon Airport, Orlando. Pre 1dent Charle ---=--...c.··e ;;v~ra I program of the In titule will serve to investigate problems in water pollution, weed control, sport fisheries, general recreation, and The pirit of g1vmg wa very water conservation. evident on the FTU campus thi Funds anticipated from the State Christmas. The University, in i Department of Air and Water econd year of operation and Pollution Control are in the amount growing by leaps and bound , i of $93,000, and the grant will be for limited by a shortage of tax dollars a two-year period. In addition to this and, like most universities, looks to amount, the University will the community for support to meet contribute to tbe project service and its needs. other research-related functions Some of the University's major DE NIS YOST and the Cl~ics IVwillappeartonight valued at about $4 7 ,000. needs were met this past month and at the Municioal Auditorium in concert. Show begins at
to diex~~~tet~t~fference between ~~s~1ofo~;~6:~~~c~h~ that figure and over~in~!i~~tio~e $150,000. \~~alUn~:~s~~ w~l~ · Class1·cs Iv to Appear Ton1·9ht the grant of $93,000 will be made up WDBO-TV of Orlando led in the by FTU's new Institute. support column by donating various Introduced at the conference was TV cameras, consoles, recording, Dennis Yost and I.he Classics IV Vi ll age Center. selling Imperial record albums and D r . T. L. Chesnut, Assistant and other film equipment valued at will appear in a concert sponsored by T h e C lassics IV are widely Professor of Biological Sciences at $7 5,000. This came abo ut as a result FTU tonight at 8 p.m. at the such single hi ts as " Spooky", acclaimed for their versatilit y on " Stormy" , "Traces" , "Everyday FTU, who will be the first Director of the station chaQging over to new Municipal Aud itorium. Tickets are stage and have been highly praised of the Institute of Fresh Water available at the Village Cen ter Main With You Girl", and " Change of for their television appearances. Heart" . Ecology. Dr. Chesnut has been a Desk and Streeps Music Center for They have a very "now" sound that member of t he FTU faculty since (Continued on Page 3) $2, $2.50 and $3. The concert is the The Classics IV was founded by retains the dignity of the past and Yost and was originally a quartet Jan. 1, 1969. A native of Pulaski, first major e vent of the wi nter points to the future. According to Miss., he earned his B.S., M.S., and quarter spo nsored through the with Yost singing behind t he drum . Ph.D. de![rees from Mississippi State Dennis Yost, lead vocalist, the group As their popularity grew, Kim does not make music to point to Venable joined the group, replacing noted that none of issues or protest. They try to bring a Yost on the drums. The group now Un~:.rs~h~s nut H011 y Queen crow ned softer sound to pop music. ' the state's public-supported contains six members; Dennis Yost The group has made three best lead vocalist; Auburn Burrell lead Governmentuniversities nor house agencies any of extensive the State- Du r 1· ng ch r1· s tm as Da nc e guitar; Dean Daughtry, organ and. fresh water research programs. The .electric piano; Kim Venable, drums; State Department of Air and Water Deborah ~heatly was selected FTU's first Holly Queen at the Second Coffee Honors Bill Gillmore, bass; and English Pollution Control and the Florida Annu.al Christmas Dance, held December 12 in the Multi-Purpose Room. White, sax. Game and Fresh Water Fish Debbie was sponsored by Chi Beta Alpha Business Fraternity and was The majority of the Classics IV Commission have indicated a strong chosen by a popular student vote. The announcement of Debbie as ueen Student Govt. hits were written by Buddy Buie and need for facilities which would be was the climax of "Twelve Days of J. R. Cobb, who is a former member · brought about by the establishment Christmas" from December 1-12. The Office of Student Affairs will of the group. Cobb left after the of the Institute at FTU. The days included decorating the sponsor a coffee honoring Student success of their first hit, "Spooky" Major functions of the Institute Multi-Purpose Room and Christmas Government on Tuesday, January would be: (1) the investigation of tree, caroling by Tech fraternities, 13, from 11 a.m. until 12 noon in the 'Glass Men·agerie' applied ecological problems of local, and a style show for the queen lobby of the Library Learning regional, and national concern, with candidates on December 5. The Resources Building. a continuing mission being to assist show was MC'd by Ken Lawson All students, faculty, and staff are Tryouts Planned invited and urged to take this the State of Florida in its attempts to director of the Village Center. ' The Department of opportunity to meet the Student control pollution and other Tltelastweekofthe"TwelveDays Communications announces that problems arising within its fresh of Christmas" was highlighted by Government members and Student Affairs representatives. tryouts for its second theatre water natural resources; (2) the Holly Queen campaigning on production of the season will be held encouragement and stimulation of December 9 and 10, and voting on in the Theatre Tent at 7:00 p.m. on research in all areas of fresh water December 11 and 12. Runners-up i~ Wednesday, January 14, and at 2 :00 ecology; ( 3) the teaching of both the Queen contest were Cindy p.m. on Thursday, January 15. The advanced undergraduate and Smith, sponsored by Taus Fraternity NOTICE!! play, Tennessee Williams' The Glass graduate courses; and (4) the (first runner-up) and Donna As a result of last minute Menagerie, has roles for both men provision of a base for ·offering Johnson, sponsored by the FTU cancellations two. vacancies existed and women. Any University student· non - credit short courses, cheerleaders (second runner-up) in the womens' housing as of interested, regardless of College or conferences, etc., in . continuing_ An "Ug~iest Elf" contest was 8:lso Wednesday morning. Female major, will be. welcome at tryouts. students interested in one of these Copies of the script are on reserve in actommodations should contact the the library for THA 221. (Continued on Page s) (Continued on Page 6) DEBBIE WHEATLEY, ·Housing Office, located in LLRB Perfo'rmances are tentatively 125, or call 275-2831. These will be 1969-1970 HoUy Queen scheduled for February 19-21 and offered on a first c;~me basis. 26-28. ' \ . ~ . .. :...... ' ~ t •• January 9, 1970 Page 2 New Year Editorial .Sheet Woes
It Worked i~ England
La~ t we~k Great Britain decided to allow 1 year-olds to vote, get married Wlthout parental consent , and become prop erty holders. Then _ England stood back and braced herself for an onslaught of young cou ples wanting t o get married to buy property, and screw up the next election. There has been no election since the 18-year·olds have been given the vote o as of yet they haven't screwed up any elections (as if they could be any worse!). Much to the amazement (and from the sound of it di appointment) of many of the English people there was no increase i~ marriage , and no exce property was sold. (In fact the only increase over last year at the same time was two more divorces, and both of the parties were over 21.) At any rate, it will be interesting to watch England to see if she goes to the dogs. Perhap at last the great debate in this country over the voting age can be an wered by watching England. However, by the same token England did away with her draft system in 1959 and has maintained a totally voluntary army ince. England, it sho uld be noted, has not fallen prey to some aggres ive nation, nor has she been hurting for an army because of a lack of volunteers. In fact if all t he money presently being spent on the selective service prograr:i in thi country was rechanneled to pay servicemen better wages, .the eQt1re prospect of a service career would be more enticing. Lowering he voting .age can al~o be accompli hed without the anticipated di astrous re ufts, as England i again going to have to prove. But,by the _. same ro~h it. took England several hundred y-&ar tg gP.t rid qf its-draft ystem and .the good old U.S. of A . ha bee..tt around le-ss than two F'uTUre photographer Chµck Seithel seems to have captured what the -nundred_. L~t's }l~ that we can learn from England s mistakes.- As they beginning of a new quarter looks like on the morning after the night - ~, it . ~ t ~k l}ke we '-re goin~ to be around lon.g enottgh to make them befoi:e re~istration . - . 'Ml 01;(.f~~ - . ftuafatien Thtnktd We ~ye Jtt ·.t reviewed some interesting figure~ that fH'Ompterl th.is Diana Takes A Bow new year wa ~- Jn. rec.ogniUrui and appreciation 0-f the membet-s of the F-TU By JOHN GHOL~~ when mattre F~ll6n.. 'thi-o~ thei.r ie.tJ.erosj ty, FTU has ~ ah-kl to financia#y RC1S8. has j'ust made ~ ~ reeor.d w:Hh the S~ a:mi stlJ.lck ropposed to ha.e ~: ~~:fy ~0.0 gf:udents 'tjlraugh roans, grants ?Iirl ,scho~s:Qif>S. pia.Wi put en her own. JHSt like rnany~ad sing-e-l'S~fore ~. l{ke Caae,8he ~ How , the udein .Is add1-t10n, contr1~~g ~ers eave matte eq-nj.pmea-t, boe~s, :rticllils Mam has trecided ·she could make more money and fame ana branch out more, . arnJ . oth~ . dlaje£ts a~~ tkat have a d vant~e.0-Usly en.h~ed -the and m~Jte more _:noney, and perfect her art ami make 'tn'Of'e money afone. mounting - _. ea~lioi:tal-af{~ i:ftg ef. FTU. ~he .FTU FglN1f'kt.t~-n , tho4gh _acti~e-~IY a sheet . - ·hort yer~ E}f~~1rne hao co-Jlec.t.e~ ~n excess of $50,0BO.OO ~n gi-f.ts.. _ She ·eVld entty feBls that the Supremes cramp her styfo and bald her back. t wsn Santa Good Alafaya Paving (Continued from Page 1) equipme nt. B.C.S. Associate. of Orlando donated a statistical comptiter to the Engineering Department. The Promis.ed computer, valued at $7 ,700, will Is greaLly increase the capabilities of Orlando Paving o . ha been awarded a $51,000 contract to resurface existing equipment. dangerou Alafaya Trail, it was learned thi week. · Standard Oil Refining's gift of an Ace rding lo the State Department of Transportation, the awardin g x-ray machine valued at $13,000 and agency, work hould begin on the rutted road to FTU this week. Ethyl Corporation's gift of a Univer ity official ha d hoped that micro den i Lome le r w· o r t h the narrow, hump-backed road taxpayers would have b een only approx imately $2,5 00 wi ll a llow would be completely repaved and $1 6,000 for quipment and labor. · FTU to develop a quality laboratory wid n d but th tat indicaL d A lthough the state has certain fort aching and i·e earch. there was till insufficient travel on standards for preparation and Stale Tractor and EquipmenL Co. A la faya t warrant th large maintenanc f road , the cost heard abouL th 3112 mil s of dirL expansion project. difference wa hard to xpla in . roads on the FTU campu and the Th r urf ing wi ll c v r th aunty ommi sioner Ralph Poe tempora ry parking areas and came r ugh p t in a three-mile ction of l Id the FuTUre that Lhe aunty ha f rth with Lhe d onation of a $3 ,500 the r ad fr m Ea t Highway 50 to the s me tandard for r - urfacing road grader. Not only did t.hey the minol ounty line. the road as does the stat , "and it donate the grader, but aL company ondary r ad fund will be u d c uld hav b n cl n n b k of a xpense, Lhe grader was completely for the pr j ct. lot cheaper." ov rhauled and painted before it was At one time the Orange ounty "I'm all for fr e nt rpri e," Poe pre ented to FTU. ommis ion had decid d to do th slated, "but when the county can do Add to this two separate gifts or j b. Th n it was taken ov r by the the job at one-third the cosl, it $2,000 each for scholarships tale ag ncy which indicated thaL would e m logical Lo let the ounly renewabl every year, and it's understandable why President the re- urfacing would b comp! ted do it." Charle N. Millican is so enlhusiaslic b fore la b gan last C>ctob 1·. The coun Ly plan to re-surface Delay followed d lay. A tate Alafaya last year was blunted when about the future of FTU. NEXT THURSDAY, Jan. 15, Him, He & Me, a top singing trio whictl , "It department official was quoted last it wa agre d to let the stale do iL. is most gratifying Lo find such thoughtful and generous people in visited FTU last spring, will be back to ent~rtain the meal-t.imeaudienee in November as saying that th "But the funds have been the Mu lit Multi-Purpose Room at 12:00 noon. Him, He & Me is the first of - contract han been Jet in October. If allocated for more than four month our community." Dr. Mil li can stated. "When we have the Loo ts with a series of groups and entertainers who will be visiting FTU to perform. it had, no resu '. ~ were shown. with no work done on it," Poe said, during the lunch hours. The series has been titled "Guess Who's Com~ng · ·· And during that time th re were adding, "It's just an example of how which to work, it makes our tasks To Lunch?" and is sponsored by the Village Center Student Attivities everal seriou accidents on Alafaya red tape can bog the slate down and more pl easurable and extends our during rainy weather that usually a perf ct example of the resulting ability to educate our students Board. The village center is presenting this series with no cover charge {lR.(l turn the urfac into a skating rink. higher co ts.' i1 measurably. I ·am deeply grateful no mi R·imum. A county commi ioner last week Poe said the urfacing job would for the support, given FTU by Lhis told the FuTUre that the county had be a good one, and would r,reatly community." been prepared last year to do the improve the driving conditions ou The most pressing needs for FTU, Chi Beta Alpha Is Explained re-surfacing job, and that the cost to the road. as yet unmet are boats and mall trucks needed by the Biological Chi Beta Alpha (XBA), a local business administration:: Due to Science Department to carry FTU professional fraternity, was XBA's outstanding performance as eq uipmen t and assist t he organized six: months ago to foster a business fraternity, Della Sigma P~ departmental professors in t heir the study of business in the will permit XBJ\ (afte.r final - To inspection and a~cepLance) . to SG Request Study study of water pollution and university and the surrounding udent Government and th combining the two, clo e left-turn contamination of our fresh water -metropolitan area. become a regular Delta Sigma Pi administr tion will reque t a tudy cut-ou s (coming E t on 50) thus lakes. FTU will play the major role in XBA has already gained special national chapter a year earlier Lhan of raffic problems a th lengthening th turn lane and the Apopka Lake study, the results recognition from Della Sigma Pi , Lhe normal waiting peri-od for a n e_w int r ti n of Alafaya Trail and liminating the situation of cars of which will be of great importance thP. national professional fraternity fraternity at a new university. Hall Road and th int r ction of g ing into the fir t cut-out by to the nation in its concern for in the field of commerce and (Continued 011 Page 4) Alafaya and tat Rout 50 wh n mi take then r -ent ring traffic, conservation. they me t wi h a state traffic and then getting into the correct t urn (See editorial on page two about safety committee this month in lane to turn up Alafaya. contributions to the university.) D Land, according t o G Presiden Koman ki al o said that ince Sorority Greek Letter Walt Komanski. there is much more traffic on Hall They will pre ent a Ii t of Road than on north Alafaya to complaints and a tudy of accidents Oviedo that the top ign should be VC leaders, ·Rules Are Explained at the two int rs ction to the placed so as to top traffic coming committe al ng with severa l from Oviedo and permit Hall Due Lo a recenL communication problc>m concerning Tf>ch Greek Come Forth organization , the question of Lhe use of Greek leLLers by a sorority or I' COmm nd a ti n inClUd right-of-wa y. •. - "' ' II T.he Vill~ge Center is seeking fraternity was broughL up. Rules have been seL up aL FTU buL boLh cha1rmansh1p application for some sororitie and fraternities have encountered problem<; due Lo Lhe of the many social, educational, misunderstanding of Lhe ·e rules. Ano'he e . f LI I b . ~I ultural and recreational program A d" l B G . " r r ason or 1e rue eing ORLANDO SCHOOL OF JUDO ccor mg 0 · we~ .Sarchet, seL up, according Lo Dean Sarchet is ponsored by V . C. S tudent J?ean of Women soron Lies we~e LhaL iL is more diff'iculL Lo change> to Activitie . Of pecial intere t now requested not Lo u.se Gree_k _letters rn Gref' k leLLers from di fferenL Gr(•ek "JUDO" a re chairmans needed for the the n~mes of ~ h_eir sororities or. on letters than it is from another Lype of Parent Day on May 16, Spring anythin~ perLamrng Lo the suror1Ly. sorority name. Formal to be held May 23, and a The ruling was set up by Dean rph· . · ollege Bowl program for w hich no s h t · d. ,. . h h · - --1 is ruling does noL come under WOMENS CLASSES a.rct e pm kcoOorl 111daL1onp wl1L II L _e Panhellenic, Lhe gover~ing body of MENS CLASSES date has been set. Applications are Wm er ar - ran o an 1e emc · · b · · available at the V .C. Main Desk and Association. This ru le was set up aL s~ront1 e s, ecause IL IS ~ rule ~hat FRI. 7:30 - 9:30 FTU b · h will only be necessary until LhaL Lime TUES. & THURS. mu t be returned no later than ecause m many cases, w en a - FTU ·L· b lac I ·L ( ,-, FTU ·l· d w 0 en soron 1es ecome 7:30- 9:30 SAT: 3:00- 5:00 January 16. a soron y a soron 1es an national. The V.C. wants people with frats. are local) decides Lo go IL 1·s· agai·nsL na L.1ona I ru Ies f or a SAT. CHI LORENS CLASSES qua~it_ies of l ea dership , nat ional, national groups may be local Greek organization aL <' organizat10nal abili ty, and who can offended. This may occur in the case four-year university Lo Lake Lhe 1:00 - 3:00 4: 30 - 6: 00 Daily work well with other people. All applications will be reviewed by a of a local group (wiLh the letters of a Greek leLLers of a national hou:e. V.C. committee, and the applicants national) receiving adverse publicity However, junior college groups are will be interviewed. due to a problem wiLhin the sorority. noL subjecL Lo this rule. "SELF DEFENSE" Several FTU fraternities using INSTRUCTOR: HIDEO SUGITA 4th Degree Black Belt national Greek leLLers for their names have been requested Lo refrain 2618 E. ROBINSON ST. 241-2947 ORLANDO, FLA. from doing so as Lhis does infringe upon the national ruling. · HONDA Tech fraLerniLies, unlike sororities, OF ORANGE COUNTY do use Greek leLLers but these letters may not be the name of any national Authorized Sales & Service Hit the spot with "In-Crowd" kids organization. Several fraternities had Over 20 models to choose from been formed and named at Tech On the spot bank financing before the question of using Greek names arose. · Factory trained mechanic It will be feasible for Greek THE CLASSICS IV Ideal 5'tudent transportation organizations to go nat ional when Enjoy prime parking spaces Florida Tech becomes a fully on campus accredited four-year university. This . CONCERT final accreditation is expected to come after Tech has graduated a class (June, 1970). January 9, 1970 When Tech Greeks are ready to national status, a ~:~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===!-consider• committee will be set up within the University to investigate and Municipal Auditorium interview national houses. This committee will inform national 8:00 p.m. Roberto's Hideaway groups that FTU is interested in them and will let them know when Advance tickets may be purchased they are prepared to colonize. MEXICAN FOODS After this, individual sororit ies at and fraternities will prepare a list of specifications and locals and Streeps Music Co. OLE! nationals will be matched according 424-0551 . to the qualifications of both. · According to Dean Sarchet, FREE Taco Greeks may begin preparing for Village Center • To All FTU Students national acceptance by raising academic standards, allocating Fla. Tech. Univ. and Faculty money for a building fund, keeping 275-2613 off of social probation , getting FAST SERVICE Formerly Taco Rancho finances and bookkeeping in order and setting up a general organization $2.00 $2.S.O $3.00 3922 East Colonial among the members. Teach groups should also work on service projects Sponsored by FTU'S Village Center for the campus and the community, said Dean Sarchet. 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His li fe ince then ha been confined to the four walls of Frnlernitv's candidatf'. Each Tech variou hospitals in the area. club wa~ inviLed Lo sponsor a Doctors feared that hi co mplete good. candidaLe and voting was done paralysis, plu o ther, outside worries "He greatly appreciated lhe cards, "penny a vote" slyle .. Sororas made had caused him to lo e his will to live phone calls, and visitations of those $103 and proce<'ds went Lo Llw through another Chri tmas.. w??. were concerned about him. Medic-Home Health Center. Carter FTU's Sociology Club d1 overed V1 s1tmg some of the people who was presen Led with funds Lo Lake he Buddy at Orange Memorial Ho pita I, ame to ee him is one of his des ires and his daLE:' out on the Lown . He was staring blankly at hi fu t ur , finding after he leaves the hospi tal. He crowned wi lh a green el r bat. hi onl y plea ur in d nuts and would like to have more people Prior Lo llw introduction of the mod Ls car whi h he nj yed come se him. The more peopl he Holly Queen candidates, Villagt• making. s e the m re he likes it. ," King said. CenLer Board ml•mbers enLf' rlained The club L ld th FuTUr ab u t. " Thank L Mr . J an Morris, S cial by presenting a skit with !.he them<' Buddy and h n wsp P r m d a Direct.or at Ora nge of "The Twelv<' Days of Christmas" . pl a l th tud nt b dy, asking H spit.al, Buddy had a Ken Lawson and Brian Skadowski any n wh ar d if Buddy lived r hr i tmas Lr this year. She said wrote the words as follows : died t vi it. him uring th holi day . that Buddy i pr gr ing very well. On Lh e twelvLh day of Christ.mas What kind of Chri tm did Buddy She supp rt o ur endea"or and is Lhe The University gave to me have? one per on w ho ha done as much Twl'lve Uglit>s! elves or suggested What do for B u d d y as anyone. Mrs. Morris mascots Richard King, pr id nt of the was th c nLr ibuting factor in Eleven plots of grass FTU ociol gy lub, in a I lt r to bringing Buddy's condition Lo t he Ten glassed in dormitories the FuTUre, explain d ; light of the public after his accident . Nine hours or sl eeping 'Thank to th num rous gif , H r position, in regards to Buddy, is EighLs<'XY movies visits, phon call , and cards, Buddy more like a guardian than a Directo r Seven miles of side walks spent a very Pflj yable Christma in of Social Services," King said. Six fuiling stud en Ls hi!i r om. For person still interested and Five goldf'n vultures "'I\vo week ago on Monday, willing to care, Buddy's room has Four falling elevators December 22nd, he had an operation been changed to room 424, which Three traffic t. ickets and i doing well; although he need doesn't have a phone as yet. Two lousy mea l plans an operation. It appear as though this Buddy frequently expresses his And an accent on Lhe individual. .. I t operation was progr iv ; he has de ire for hamburgers, french fries, Performing Lo Llw approximal.t•ly b en out of bed in wheelchair and donut , all items he cannot 380 people aL Lhe dance wpre Ken playing cards, and lo ing the usu lly get at the ho pital because of Lawson, Bri:rn Skudowsk i, Meli ssa football around with his friends. lack of funds. One of Buddy's Hardman, Devo Heller, Bill Loving, Frank SanLry , Sue Gillmore, Nancf' 'I have b n r ceiving phone lls pa time enjoyments is putting quite regularly, and he tell me together model cars. He would like Woycik, and Mary Lou Rajchcl. Re freshments werf' providt' d by how he i doing. Buddy promised me to have more. that he will et a h ircut. We ar "Buddy thanks everyone for being the Village Center. using the contribution r ceiv d for o under tanding " King said. Buddy' rund for clothe and other "Buddy had tear in hi eyes when he person I items when h leave the said this." (Continued from Page 3) ho pitaJ. Hi progre 1 k very With FTU's first graduat ing cla~c:; drawing near, XBA is spearheading Sex Mores Packard's Topic a drive for the College of Bu iness ·Administration Lo make the Central Vance Packard, well-known cience Auditorium. The admission Florida Bu iness Community aware author, will peak at FTU at :00 is free and the lecture topic is "Sex of FTU's growing and available p.m. Tue day, January 13 in the More ~n the Campus Today." It will human resources. XBA ha doubled --.,,~..,..~~--.=....,_~,...------,include a di cu ion of student since last year. The College o [ ehavior "The Pill" dormitory Business Administration has ~~:'L.:~~~d a titudes toward sexual jumped to 612 from 30 8 , and XBA ~~..-.:·1 Packard a widely acclaimed social now has 40 me mbers and 40 critic, i the author of The Hidden candidates. XBA i working with Per uader , The W Le Makers The Central Florida busine men and Stat.u eeker and The Naked other int.ere Led parties Lo place Socie y. Hi mo t recent book is The business college g_raduaLes. The manpower soon Lo be Sexual Wilderne , which i the available from the College of re ult. of extensive re arch into the Business will have a Bachelor of changing relation hip between the Science Degree with specializations sexe. in Lhe fields of account ancy, Packard who holds a Master's business administration, economics, degree in journali m from Columbia finance, management, and Universi t y has been a marketing. Some of these gi·aduates newspaperman, magazine writer, AN EXAMPLE of some of Professor Lotz's work, this piece is entitled will have a double specialization and ha contributed to many major 'Horse Lattitudes" and was inspired by a musical number of the same with one degree. An M.B.A. (Master American periodicals. He ha al o of Business Administration) name by the Doors. lectured to capacity audience program has al o started this year. throughout the world. AU intere ted students, parent , and faculty are invited to hear hi Art Professor Profiled di cussion of the sexual revolut ion VANCE PACKARD Iand other modern trends in society. We've all heard of the saying that a year in Jacksonvilie, art .in the involvemenL in and for the tates one man's loss i another man's grades 7-12 at a private girls' community as a whole. And by this gain. And this certainly applies to !sc.hool. However, the Academy at one must integrate art into and [pr A i tant Professor Steven D. Lotz thelV1enna must have been more of an the betterment of not only the sel ~ . ' influence than he has admitted, for but for society that surrounds the Jet Noise chairman of the Art Dept. at FTU. in 1965 he decided to go back for a Is Studied individual self. Profes or Lotz came to Florida year's study. There he did painting, Dr. Llewellyn M. Ehrhart and Dr. c o nc er n e d at first with. Second, he would like to have the accumulating data on population indirectly by way of the state of worked at the Academy, and course of Photography Walter K. Taylor of the FTU California where he received his BA acquainted himself in a more Departme nt of Biological Sciences densities," Dr. Ehrhart said. •r.Jet implemented into the dept. as soon from UCLA in 1961. While there he serious vein, with the many famed have just 'received a grant of $2,400 planes have been using the area for as po sible and acquire a full-time first became aware of art as a form and enduring works of art that arL historian which would be no from the East Central Florida years. This means we will have to and a means of expression in a prevail in the Imperial Museum of small task for a more complete Regional Planning Council to study c ompare population perameters professional sense in his freshman Vienna. Just a few of the many within· the area with populations at curricula offering. Other courses the effects of jet aircraft noise on year. And in 1959, as a junior, he masters that can be seen there are would also be desired and are wildlife around je t airports. a sufficient distance to be had the opportunity to go to representative of the Italian unaffected by jet noise." needed but these are on the priority The one-year research project Vienna a,s a participant in the Renais ance and are best typified list and would enable FTU's art began in October. Site chosen for ''If we find differences in undergraduate art program. Here he by Mantegna and Giorgione (e.g. population densities," Dr. Ehrhart department to take a big step study is Kennedy Regional Airport admits that this period of study and "The Three Philosophers"), as well towards becoming the only on the northern end of Melbourne. continued, we will start as at the Academy where one can accumulating data on reproduction application in the Arts had no design-orientated curriculum "We have been down there view works by Carpaccio and offered in the field of Art in the and behavior of the small mammal particular influence on him as he looking over the area, and we have Gentile and Giovanni Bellini that state of Florida. population." was still in the "green state," but been working with planning council are preoccupied with a religious And that is not too tall an order Rodents, gray squirrels and the the academy at Vienna was not to officials to get things moving," Dr. theme. And all are just a tiny for Steven D. Lotz who not only Eastern cottontail rabbit will be see the last of him as we shall note Ehrhart said Monday, "Now we are fraction of the wealth of art that just happens to be big in size but studied. These will be trapped, later on. waiting for necessary equipment." abounds here in the vitally alert, agile, and responsive to marked with colored plastic leg The first phase of the project will non-dimensional and dimensional the needs of society and the bands, released and then recaptured deal with the exact effects of jet Upon graduation from UCLA in forms. incorporation of Art as an essential aircraft on wildlife, and the second periodically. . 1961, Professor Lotz went to New and interacting force that must and phase will search out ways of Student assistants helping with York City where he worked on Wall All of the above have should play a role in the world we the project are Joseph Chambers, mitigating any adverse effects. Street as a Librarian and undoubtedly made a profound live in. Resulting recommendations will Henry Tamm and Bruce Anderso?• moonlighted in his own· 1oft studio influence on Professor Steven D. · comprise a wildlife management Before joining the FTU faculty m for a period of nine months. Prior Lotz but let us see what he would plan for the airport site. September, Dr. Taylor was. a to leaving N.Y.C. for Gainesville, like to see accomplished in the area Plans have been made to survey captain in the army at Fort Detrick, Florida in order to begin work on of a future Art curriculum offered the area to determine existing Maryland, location of U.S. Army his Master's Degree in Fine Arts, he at FTU. And it is profound in its forms of wildlife. "We will be biological laboratori~s. exhibited in his first one-man art own way also, as it offers a "fir~t" show under the auspices of the for Florida in the area of university gallery called the 10-4 group in art curricula. Johnny's Pizza Palace N.Y.C. First, he would like to· see an Painting became his major at the emphasis on a strong design OWNED AND OPERA TED BY ALL ITEMS ON MENU University of Florida where he program which would include Bil+ AND HELEN BASEN PACKAGED TO GO obtained his MF A after study from urban planning, architecture, 1961 to 1963. And upon the graphics, advertising design and all 4908 LAKE UR'DERillLL DR • .. O~).:...vlw.. ;FLORIDA. ·,. 423"-3452 receipt of his Masters he tau~ht for the related arts that stress '{incent Is ' NOT Dead!!! Page 6 FuTUre January 9, 1970 Top Grant (Co11.tinu d fr m Pag 1) that whil th By LIND~ METTEL Cbj Alpha fraternity proved that ervice i a major aspect of fraternity ljfe during Christma b ponsoring a par for orp hans of the Orange Count y Parental Ho me. A Brothers and little si ter too k the children to d inner in the Multi-Purpo e R o om and di tributed gif . "Chri tma wi th the Elderly 'was the tbeme of both F idele and ororas orori 1e ervice projects. Fidele made d itty bag complete with fruit magazine books and to inve ti ate pr bl m gif item as Christ ma gift to the p o llutio n w ed aged. The girl a l o ang ong and fi herie , gen ral carol to the residents. Fidele hope water con etva ion. to make t hi project an annual one Dr. Milli a n aid he wa both and vi it with the elderly folks once a "excited and ver plea ed with th mont h. · e tabli hment of the fre h water Sorora girl erved a Christmas Institute at F lorida Tech nological dinner to the old folks. T hey m ade Univer ity. The whole prob! m r a favors for the tray and gave small of pollu tion- air and wa e1-i t o il e t r y items to the folks. major nation al menace, and Entertainment wa provided by · Pre ident ixon ha pointed ut it carol singing. olut ion w ill r quire the best effort Sorora also donated money m ade · of all A m erican . I am delighted that from the Ugliest Elf' contest to the FTU work ing along ide local and Medic-Home Cent er as a service state pollution con trol agencies and project. concer n ed conservationist and Fideles will hold a car wash public officials will be con tributing January 24 at the Shell Station on DEBBIE WHEATLEY, sponsored by XBA is crowned as Holly Queen by its share in the national war on Tech Talk 17-92 across from Montes Pub and at Andrea Hillyer, Chalrman of Special Events Committee of the U.C. pollution. ' the station on McGuire Road off of Student Activities Board. The e tabli hmen t of the Fresh Colonial Drive. The girls have planned a sistel"(..pledge slumbet·party Water In tit ut e at F TU co m es at a and cannot take any more new Pegasus, FTU's yearbook is crucial t ime in view of the recent for after the car wash. pledges thl:i t surpass this quota, offering the 3 P's to all Tech clubs local and tate concern over water -o- Any girl interested in joining a and organizations. Publicity, pollut ion weed control and the P hi Alph a Epsilon recently sorority may go to the office of the Permanence and Pegasus m ay be conservation of F lorida' fre h water selected its fi rst class of little sisters. dean of women and fill out a achieved through buying year book natural resources. The deteriorating They are : registrat ion form. A fee of $1 will be pages at ~ 4 5 per pa ge. Now is the Lake A po p ka ituation has even Debby Bacchus, Shirley Cipri, accessed here. time to get your club space in the focused national attent ion on thi Debbie Collins, Suzanne Cowherd, A rushee cannot receive a bid until yearbook! part of the country and the Carol Darty, Mary Dobbs, Joan seven days after she has registered. -o- i n c rnasi n g pro b lem of water Dri'ggers, Connie Evans, Chris Hand, When she gets one bid from a The FTU Newma.Q, Club recently po llution. Jane Heins, Linda Hest or, Diana sorority, the three other sororit ies acquired an 1 8 bedroom-1 0 Dr. Ellis pointed out that the area Hayes , Susan Hoeltke, Nancy will receive a letter from Dean bathroom house which will serve as served by FTU encompas es much of Hodges, Patti Jackson, Sandy Sarchet stating that she has received Newman Center . The house is the tate s fresh water re ource . Lo r nam , C aroline Miller, Jan a bid. Then the other sororities will located in Winter Park . S tudents are This i ncludes three large Murdock, Susan Pavey, Bobbi have an opportunity to meet her and · needed by the club to help paint and chains-of-lake and the major portion Ryder, Sharon S tephens, Dawn extend her a bid. clean the house. of the S t . Johns River drainage. Thorton, Jenny Watson, and Sandy N o formal parties may he held by a Mass is held by the Newm an Club Unfortunately, these bodies of Worden. sorority for the purpose of meeting each Sunday at 10 :15 a. m. in Dorm water also represent enormous -o- rushees. Two days after a rushee is C lounge. Folk music is provided by un olved biological physical, and Panhellenic Association recently extended a bid, she will fill out a Brian Skadowski. chemical problems. While most of ini tiated a scholarship certificate preference sheet and be matched up Birt hday greetings are in order! these problems are recognized on a program for soro~ities. The soror ities to a sorority , according to bids. Today is Ron Turner's, student state, regional and in some c.ase."- LrcJlTal 10\< 1 -very Il tr ~ OTI CErU: U 0 and pledge classes will compete for Greek Week is coming t o FTU! gove r nm e n t v ice -pres icfen , 1 effort has been put forth to solve Pick Up& Delivery Service. certificates each quarter and the Plans have begun for Greek Week birthday. (VP at 22 and still them, he stated . Monday, Wednesday & sorority with the highest all-over t hrough Panehll and IFC . cl imbing! ) GP A will be presen tec:twi th a trophy . Committees from each organizat ion - O- In attendance at the Press Club Friday, 1 :30 p.m. Village Sorority members and pledges are ar e presently being set up to E very Thursday afternoon at 4 presentation ceremony were: Dr. Center Hou si,...,9 O\!sk. reminded to turn in their fall quarter formulate ideas and events for Greek p.m. in LLR 215 the Fish will m eet Leslie E. Ellis, Director of Research OVI ED O LAUNORY & gr ade li p s t o their Pan-hell Week. - for a Christian Encount er group. In and Grad uate Studies at FTU, who DRY CLEANING . represent atives. -o- this group problems that anyone has had overall supervision of the Open informal sorority rush will , A reminder: Any girls interested in wishes t o discuss w ill be discussed . begin J anuary 19 and continue t o starting a sorority are requested to An answer w ill be sou ght in a the end of spring quart er. Each contact Dean Sarchet, Jan Summers, practical, living Christianity . All are invited. sorority has a ceiling of 40 members or Connie Graham. .II a D Attention!!!! Tech Talk Parents Aid In Sex Ed. The Village Center sponsored bake Become sale held January 7 at the VC patio "Involved" By CHRIS VAN ORMER will help clot he vc Tour Guides. Petitioning now ope n for the The role of the school in teacl}ing t he educator's capacity is the role of Money made from the sale will be sex education is a controversial topic supportive help. The public school used to buy flashy gold and black following V. C. Chai rmans hips : lectured on by Dr. F . D. Rohter in instructor would be filling in a gap uniforms for the the' Education Seminar. between parental / religious ~~!des. pa re nt Is Day His talk was based on a curriculum instruction and social instruction. Student Government moved into on family li ving he structured for The situation presents a new quarters over the holidays, after Spring F rm aI Kindergarten through grade twelve, communication problem, which Dr. the University Space Committee 0 which emphasizes family living Rohter proposes to solve in two concepts at t he appropriate grade granted an SG request for two ( 11 B I ways. First, an acceptable teachers offices in the Library Building. level in accordance with the 0 eg e 0 W program on the subject must be The request was made by SG students' sociological readiness. On established. The program would be the elementary level, the curriculum President Walt Komanski to the Applications available at v. C. Main Desk introduced and explained to the committee and it was approved . . introduces students to concepts of parents, and the teachers could then promptly. The rooms on the second 10 biological growth and development Pet 1t n i ng closes January 16 convince the parents of their floor will be usedforagener~office ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and progresses up to the scientific competency. Secondly, the parents and conference facilities. aspects in later years. On the would b e given some control over SG is also using a portion of the THE FAMILY STORE secondary level, the moral and the materials used. secretarial pool. psychological aspects are stressed. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Instruction would be handled on the basis of student readiness within Mr. & Mrs. J.C. EICHERT - Owners the elementary level. This means PHOTO & HOHT that the students' voluntary (!Jn lnutal 9914 East Colonial Dr. Union Park Telephone 277-5711 questions are answered. In the later elementary and high school years, instruct ion is to be a regular part of Welcomes FTU Students the science classes. A new state CENTRAL FLA.'S MOST COMPLETE LINE regulation requires that family living OF FINE PHOTO EQUIPMENT must be a part of the health "At Discount Prices'' BLOW YOURSELF UP education program to be offered on a regular basis in the senior high 636 N. "1LLS 9f WITH GIANT POSTERS schools. Dr. Rohter presented the advantages and disadvantages of REAL ESTATE offering sex education in the public 2'x3' posters $5.00 schools. The primary objection is ME TZ REALTY that many parents feel that public .Sales - Rentals school instructors lack the Lillian Metz competence and preparation 3 'x4' posters $7 .SO necessary to be authoritative on such INSURANCE. a delicate subject. This faction is 9922 E. Colonial self-assured that such needs are met Car - Home - Business in the home and in the church, The 50 ct. Discount if negatives are sent - Send name, proponents 'maintain. however, that address, print, or negative to \/VAR REN GREGORY, Term Papers Typed 10 Yrs. in Union Park 815 Palmer, Orlando Reasonably Prlcec 27J-3204 644--6532 January 9, 1970 Page 7 lake Claire Job In Bog Winter Sports th y f l th n w olympic-size To Jog Flab swimming pool which will be finish d this spring will cool the inter st and pressure on Lake Claire, 1 Ken R enner, director of FTU aid Schroeder. Intramurals has announced the However, the main activities on Winter T erm schedule of sports Lake Claire will be picn1cmg, activit ies on campus. dancing, boating, frat partying, and If anyone needed any more general relaxation, said Komanski. encouragement to engage in sports, Now, and again this spring, the Renner said, "Exercise and good fun students will have nowhere to go are necessities, especially after all the and li ttle to do if Lake Claire is not food consumed during the holidays. r, ava ilable. It has even been suggested So let's organize and play ball." t o mak e t h .e project a Faculty and staff members are also student-community project if no invited to form teams in the various h Ip is forthcoming from the categories offered during the te1' m," administration. Renner said. Top graphi a l study of the area has be n complet d as has t he SG pr p als f r r r ati nal facilit ies for the beach . Th main problem n w is o p ration : c operation and F inLer st b tween the students, SG, Lh a dministraLion, and the community. Student Government ha up to $18,000 o spend on the project and hope to receive SP RYS ommunity d naLi ns of money, lab r, and skill ed supervision. Wit!) the money labor and co peration of everyone involved, it u would take up two months to landscape and equip the Lake Claire "Teams can be formed by college, are . Therefore, the project is ~ ivision, uni-vi:!rsity, or 'pick-up'," receiving SG' high st priority and Renner said. "When participati_on they hope the interest, cooperation, becomes adequate, a faculty-staff and priority of the administration league will be formed, but until then, and ommunity. the faculty-staff with tea.ms wiU As Koma ki said "For our FI'U'S CAGERS weH on their way to winRing anot!w:tr victory in their pai:ticipate in t h,.e regular leagues." tu chm ts arui ow- community, we undef.eated season. For men, the folmwiRg s~m4:s aEe cannot, we mw;t not fool around be1ng offered fentry 1.iearllin€ dates ano her ye r . We need help. We will are includ~d}, Votlaybal~ J an. 12; work, and if we have to, we wilJ do Tennis, Feb. 2, and Basketball, fe,b. everything ourselves, for the 9. Volleyball capta:i.n{lw~l meet feb . st.uden ne d Lake Claire and they Basketballers 13 ~t 11 a.m. in OCB 126. will have it .for pring aetivities. ' W Gm en eat'l. .Pari.idpa.te in Powderpuff Foetbalt, Jan. 19; Tennis., Feb. 2, and Softball, Feb. 16. Still Undefeated R esn.er sai.d- that an.yeae MILLER'S SHELL participating m M ~i>gam:l!ing Oft@ of e Union Park's Ttre Center is the ~pe>rts sho~-0 eo.atact bis ~ "FTU' ba ketball team th e only undefea ted sqwuf in the histol'y of the uni ver ity. ' in Ro·om 243, ~l · C'l~room B Dr. Frank Rohte~, head of FTU's athletic program made the statement . fuiildi~. Complete Line & Stock of with bis t0J1gue slightly in £heek, since the undefeated basketball sctuad is the first ehool team ever fieldee by FTU, bu the accompfiitnment is FAN BELTS & BATTERlES wouldn't be surprised if we don't nsn -the-Less am.azi.ne. surprise a lot more opponents before Art Dis,Iays The fledgting sqaad, coached by this season is completed. Gene . Clark, charg d through the Featuring Dr. Rohter said that several of the fir half of its season without a loss, teams FTU played the first part of Now SJ.owin ·~~'-'· 1.v th surpri of its ta ewide the season are much better than they VIC 1m and the d light of the The Viflage Center is e1:irrently HELL'S HP-40 showed, and will be aiming for us the tude n t ~ody . sponsoring two a.rt s.h.ows for .the next time around. Hu tie and fundam entals were the m.onth of JanR,uy. Pe·rsian The first game of the year be keyno es of the ucce , Dr. Rohter wrn Miniatures, displayed in the at New College in Sarasota on Jan. b lieve , th y have off t the lack of Multi-Purpose Room, will run 10% Discount ~n HP40 with th.ls aa 13. Then the team returns "home" exp ri n e and height that worried through January 30. The show (to he new Winter Park High School c ach at he beginning of he consists of 10 Persian miniatures by Gym) for a game on Jan. 1 7 again~t s ason. . I n uni 0 n park at the Tra:f:fic Light the tough Patrick Air Force Base an unknown artist. The display is FTU b at many of its opponen t quintet. available through the Universtty of so badly during th e fal l ea on that South Florida. FTU beat Patrick dul'ing the first he victi m have been reluctant to New Directions in Prints, en half of the season, but as Dr. Rohter replay the FTU team , which many display in the Library Lobby, is a warned, "Patrick is comprised of a ppo ing coaches must have felt show of prints by renow-netil a:Ftjsts number of good , former college PICKERILL'S would be a breather on their who are not expressly printmakers, players. They are tough and will be but who are well known in the fie'ld SPORT 'N TROPHY SHOP chedule. gunning for us. We've got to be of Pop, Op, and Hardedge. 'The Dr. Rohter was asked this week ready." what he thought about the prospects display was organized by Andrnw There will probably be some sort 2110 EDGEWATER OR . for an undefeated season. Stasik of the P ratt Graphic Art of transportation package offered "I frankly don t see how we can Center, New York. The prints wiU be for the Saraso ta game, and atl ORLANDO GAJ-2543 help but have one off night "he said. on display through January 31 and students are urged to attend the "~ut w have tremendous spirit, so I are available through the Western game to show the kind of support TROPHIES - PLAQUES - SILVER -o- Association of Art Museums, the university has for its genuinely Seattle, Washington. fine team. RIBBONS T h FTU S tudent Health Center i now iving the econd flu vaccine inj ction for those tudents who Team Discounts - fatemities, Inter-Mural pr vi u l had the fir t injection. T h r will be no charg for thi Sports Teams 50% Off On Trophies and ptaques Grad Jobs Are Offered Job interviews for seniors had signs around and sudden! found gone begging in t he p?.st. Suddenly himself swamped with registrants. this w ek they were at a premium, early 300 seniors stopped by the thank to the tenacity of FTU tabl e to pick up a registration form, Plac menL Director John O ' Rouke. ask questions about interviews and 0 Rourke had, fo r months, be n take a copy of a large b ook a ·king nior to regi ter in hi office 0 Rourke had on hand whi h list all for in rvi w with repre entatives the n ational firms that want of national firm which would be on graduate . campus to interview prospec ive "Adding the 2 0 enior who have mployee . already regi tered, we have almost There wa · Ii Ltie re ponse. the entire senior clas ,' 0 Rourke o, 0 R urke et up a table in the aid proudly Tuesday, a he began regi tration line Lhi w ek put ome putting his table away. Januar ' ch dule is a follow : RECRUITER POS ITIONS Sears Roebuck Management Trainee Tue. Jan. 13 Internal Revenue Rev. Agent; Spec. Agent; Service Tax Tech . Tue . Jan. 13 Ozburn & Henning Accountants Ozburn & Hen ning Accountants Ernst & Ernst Accountants Metropolitan Lite Trainee Thurs. Jan. 22 Metropolitan Life Trainee Tues. Jan. 20 Orange County Teachers Public Schools (E lementary, Secondary) I BM Corporation Trainee Tues. J an. 27 State of Florida Various Div of Person nel 28 Arthur Young & Co. Accountants oRllllUIUY ":J, 11111U FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY. JANUARY 9 JANUARY 10 JANUARY 11 MRA Pick Up Petitions Fideles Car Was h Chi Beta Alpha M eeting for Special Elections M aguire & Hwy 50 ga s station IFYOU -~\\i GCB15 Prior to 12:00 N . 9 : 00a.m. 10:00 a.m. D Lounge ~(;\\ VCSA Fine F ilm " T H E FOX" VCSA Fine Fii m "THE FOX" DON'T USE CLASSICS IV Concert Science Auditorium Science A uditorium ~~1. Orlando Municipal Auditorium 8:15 p.m. 8: 1 50.m. 8:00 p. m. ~e;~ ZIP CODE, . (>~ DON'T MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY GRIPE JANUARY 12 JANUARY13 JANUARY 14 JAN ,UARY 1 5 .MRA Campaign for Elections MRA Campaignfor 1=1 ect1ons MRA Campaign for Elections MRA Campaign for Elections ABOUT THE D Lou nge D Lounge D Lounge VCSA "Guess Who's Coming To A ll D ay 1A ll Day All Day Lunch" HIM, HE AND ME Bl ack Student Uniori M eeting Concert Mu lti-Purpose Room vc 155 VCSA Flick "KI NG KONG" MAIL. The Fish Meetini:i 11:00 a. m . Multi-Purpose Room LLR 215 4 :00p.m. Always use Zip Code. FTU Tour Guides M eeting 8 :1 5 p.m. Village Center Board M eeting Then maybe you'll find vc 154 vc 154 4 : 00p.m. 11 : OO a. m . Black Student Union M eeting there's nothing to gripe about. VCSA Speak er' s Program " VANC E VC 155 4 : 00p.m. PACKARD" Baseb all Clu b M eet lnQ advertising contributed GCB 116 .4:00p. m. Sc ie nce A u dit o rium for the public good Clv inettes M eetini:i 8:00 p.m. - LLR 358 4 : 00p.m. Some Question~ On The Draft ~y~!~!~!~ Gb~~~!fo,~!.!fs How would you, as a student, li ke Responses to such surveys have T he fo ll owing que tion-an wer Answer: No. You won't be Que Li n: I have sequence number to evaluate your professors at the shown to be mild but honest. Easy erie pertaining to th rec nt draft included in the random election 250. If I want Lo volunteer for end of the quarter by means of an teachers are usually not rated too lottery, wa r ceived fr m the quenc until 1971. Th 1970 pool inducli n, will my I cal board w it anonymous survey Corm? For her highly. The 1966 evaluation at National Headquart r of the i limiL d t thos born on or aft r until th y reach s qu nee number persuasion speech for Dr. Arnold's Tuft's University in Medford, elective ervice y t Th January 1, 1944 and on r b f r 250 b f r th y will accept me as a spe ch class, Kirsten Comish Massachusetts gave the choice of FuTUre now reprint the D c mb r 31 1950. volunte r? developed this idea after researching rating the professors numerically. 'the benefit of all student -o- An wer: No. They may accept you it through several faculty members These ratings were averaged and all by the lottery. Question: Will ther b any m r as volunte r pri r Lo reaching your and Dr. Miller. professors were given a rank which Question: My birth date wa drawings? random equ nc numb r in the The purpo e of such an was not publically disclosed. Some drawn number 216 in th lottery. I An.wr: Y A nw random induction proce ing. undertaking would have several of the questions were: A:re you able am in school and will be until Jun qu nc will b m. d for ach b nefits. For the individual to pass the quizes without reading 197 3. Will the 216 numb r apply calendar y ar f r thos r gistrant Qu tj n: I am 19 y ars old and prof or , an evaluation would the material? Does the professor when I enter the pool in l 97 3 or will attaining lh ag on . now def rr d as tud nt. My facilitate the ffectiveness of his return your papers on time? Does that year ·number c ntrol? random ·equenc numb r is 300. If teaching technique , and would give the professor invite discussion An wer: The random : qu nc in the qu nc numb r 300 i. not r ached him a criterion other than during his lectures? Some number you acquired in th numb r in 1970 in my local b ard, will I b examination grades. universities ask their alumni the December 1969 rawing will apply horn free wh n my def rment endi; Ev luations would be of aid to question: "Which professor made so long as you remain subj cl l in J 73? dean in faculty promotional the most difference in your life?" induction for military service_ Answer . No. If at th lime you ar d eci ion and would allow Theprofessorsshould be willing to -o- las: ifi d I-A in 1973 y ur local univ r ·itie · to judge the faculty listen to the evaluation, The students Que lion: Pre ·ently I am in Class b ard has not r a h d quenc m mbers on leaching alone, rather would probably expect the faculty II-A but thi · deferm nt will expir number 300 in th ir induction than on publication , re earch and to be against any criticizing on their on February 2 , 1970. I have proc ssing, you will simply b pine. d ommunity ervice. part a well could be the case. Older number 306 from the lotL ry. I will in that s qu n and you may or Th student would have more profe ors do h ve ir experien.ce b come 26 on May 1, 1970. If the may not b reach d for indu lion in r i1 h · hni ,. - ~i--~ 11 • • • - etimes local board does ndt r ach my 1 7 3. Y u will till hav qu nc educ l t 1 m. he ·Lu ent. are in a whereas the newer ones so..._.--,-, number before my 26th birthday, numb r 300. If at th Lime you ar d p ition t evaluate b cau e welcome evaluations. FTU:. ents what will my status be? cla:sifi d l·A y ur local board ha th y know what kind of educating is desiring to pass ~udgment o~ s An. wer: If the local board ha: not r ached rand m .- qu n number coming through. professor would wnte an evaluation reached your number befor your :J OO in 197 3 you will be subj cl l uch a urvey would have to be for in the form of a suggestion and 26th birthday, you will, upon inducl1 n at th h ad of th 197 3 th ubject and field only. The address it to the faculty, since survey reaching age 26, leave lhe pool r leciion gr up. qu lion mu t be precise and forms are not in wide use at FTU, those availabl for induction a· part d finitiv . Thi hould make them as but are being used by some of the of Lhe 197 0 first priority selection valid as possible. Forms could then new professors. group. -o- Question: If a local board must select three men Lu fill a call today for five, all of whom have Lhe same b irthday, which three would lhey a Lake? number. Answer: Jn the evenl that two or -o- more men have the same birth date wi thin a local board, their sequence of induction will be determined by Specialist the firsl leLter of their names (last name and , if necessary, first name) in Quality which have be n arranged in a random sequenc e of Lhe alphabet \pparei eslabl ished during Lhe drawing Lhat For Men . was conducted on December 1, j\ 1969. -o- ( Q~ esli on : I am 19 years old, have I \ no basis fur de fermcn L, and have sequence number 300. l f I am not inducted in I 970, can I be inducted in I 97 I or in subsequent years? Answer: You are li abl e for inducLion Lu age 26 or lo age 3 ~ if you are or lrnve bl'en de ferred . In 197 I you will have a d creased vulnerability_ However, if Lh e cnlls for manpower in I !)71 are so high Lh aL they cannot be met by the I H7 1 selection group Lhe local boards will then select from the supply of manpower that might be le ft over from 1970. 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