The Miami~ Student __ __ ..... v_ .... _~.~.0IU0_ ,..,......... - Est. 1" PboDts: 58-1111. ~ 111. stees turn down coed proposals ........ -. IIlb LuoIao __ SlI,_ contract for raw3Vat.ioa and ~ Ihe ........ "- IIIe _. """'" Ibo. JlnK'lion to the Edpr SUllman-.KeIJey .'tho..- 'III '-' led .. 10 _ HI"lUH on the western campul . Uall u.n would be .... tiDd of edioD on lids Wnt.n ill 1m • criUcal period 01 IT ALSO SHELVED a propou.l (or • t .....Uon " be CODIinued "and we can't minority of lrwtee and Oxford city COUDdI . ...... It. Yelun we .. to achieve (oc representatives meeting to disc:uss COD­ the traaIIlkJnIl lac 01 \be melns to thoR cerns. A minority deJttgaUoa of each group vaI.- to would quaUfy the meeting UDder Obio'. Sunshine Law. Shriver said the city BOARD atAIRMAN Scot KnisJey an­ council had agreed to the propoeed swered tMl no action by the board was meetings ir a majority of each group wu neceelJlJIled by the preserllIIlion of the present. The board turned down the offer. ~. Visitation Committee Chairman Noah Under the studtnt input procedure Reaven expressed to the board the belief adopted by the board .t it5 lAst meeting. that dismissal from a coeducational "Ihis proceu.. does not obligate the facility for a "major visitation violation" board 10 talle action on an issue." I..ike was too stringent a rule, and that its ap­ lither aaencY items lhllt normaUy reached plication had been misinterpreted by the •he boord. howe..... both propouIs had Office of Residence Learning . received support of Residence Hall -1ft BOARD P.s:e 1LlIIe- Counc.U. Leglslative AlH:mbly and Student STUDENTS procHCI from th~ sundial in South Qud to nUoaale I.n • prlVlt~ medias: wblle the rest of l);e Alf,irs Council. Roudebush tbU to mHt with PresideDt Shriver uo.......... lted peacefuUy outs.id~ . Tom-"'lldIeO photo. The board instructed the Administration yesterday. Six members ollbe CrGl1fd h~ard Shrh· ~r '. 10 CIIrty nn (or an evaJualion of the Western program and its needs (or such ntangements and to present the e\l.iuation .t ils next April meeting. The instruction was included in the resolution by the board 10 alend the shared-public facility arrangements indeCmitely. Students confront Shriver Approval of the continuation (ollowed the Administration', ';highly positive About 2SO students gathered peacefully completed," be explained. ''1be paper­ Western students, was DOminated by the coodemnatioo_ assessment" 0( the beneftci.l aspects of outside Roudebush Hall yesterday after· work for all the items discussed would have studeots in attendance to act as spokes­ During the raDy, Bowman said that the coed housing arrangement. noon while six representatives of the group constituted masses of materia1, vo1um· person to bear ideas from the Ooor. " It was Miami bas a syslem, " but~tbitisa fallacy." went inside aod discussed the process by inou:s in nature, which would preclude, in mosUy a brainstorm .session to determine ETHERIDGE REPORTED that which two student proposals wert! placed the time span of one meeting, any careful exacUywhal happened SatW'day morning, Bowmao questioned Shriver's use of his progress of the legal aid service had been on the Board of Trustees' agenda Saturday. consideration of the materia). '. why it happeoed and wbat can be done poo.r.-er. "How far do you carry powu? hampered by the refusal of two BuUer The students presented President Phillip He went 00 to say that the "decision to about it," Bowman said_ Should they have the power to censor the whole body!" County Bar Association members to act as Shriver with a letter which condemned his present the material as reports rather than The Sunday night crowd dete.rm.ined they student consultanls. The board instructed action of condensing the proposals [rom reso1utiOO!l was not a lightly considered v.-ould march to Shriver's office MODday -SH CONFRONT page seve.- Etheridge to explore the possibility of resolutions to reports which did DOt require: matter. It was a tie:si.n: for the board to and submit to him the letter of utilizing area law school students or action by the board. engage in dialogue among themselves and prOfessors to stalf the service. The letter described Shriver's action as with members oC the audience. which they "unjust" and "arbit.ra.ry" and stated that did." the "teal questim lies in the whole Discussion continues decisioo-making process" which has HE POINTED om that the t'No consisted of "systematic exclusion 01 proposals in question were discussed students." during the meeting for approximately an ove r A lumnae razing Shriver and Robert Etheridge, vice hour and a hall. By STf:VE KLEiN president of student affairs met with .. It would seem than an hour and a hall Discussion for the ruin& r<f Alumnae Etheridge, vice president of Stt.dent fresh­ discussioo would justify the board getting Affairs_ sophomore Chad Myers, Western hall 1141 the Western campus has ~ed man Amy Isler, Scott Hall president Andy all the materia.l, Myers commented 3RlHng Miami administrators. Alumnae is lhe oldest buiJdiag OIl the Doukas, Mark Uher. and a STUDENT and Etheridge said Western Dean Mike The building presently houses English Western camplS, buill in 18B1l H was used pick Together WMUB reporter. Lunine and Assistant Dean Allen Davis bad and arl graduate students as well as a by the Western Female Seminary as a the been notified that proposals would not larfte ar' slumn. In the basement of the classronm and science building until its ". HAD NO intent to obscun or keep the go to the board with the President's or with buildin, is Ihe Rathskeller, a smaU snack cuove.rs.inn 10 a library, wme:o othu items off the agenda," answered Shriver in Etheridge's favorable recommendatiou._ bar se.rvil1~ Western QOad. facilit ies were ~1ruc:ted. When Hoyt response to the letter's contents. ''11'Ie Doukas pointed out that the issue at band Early in spring l,f last year, the building Library was built in 197O, mainteoance location recommendations of SAC (Student was that "students aren't invo1ved, and it's .... as scheduled for destruction during the ceased tlO the building due 10 1M scarcity AFFAIRS COUNCIL) come the because of the entire atmospbere around to l'o-ummer. W1leD students ntumed from of hmd:s at the Western ~ for and Ihroogh blm .. Ihe BoanI 0( _den. here that nothing: will happen anyway. This vacatilll! in lhe fall , however, the building W'm-.en. This created its present ~t:ion _ quart... ... Trustees. To take them direcUy to the place is slowly dying." "as slill slanding - destruction had breeD "We've been told to loot for a new Room 101 in Library ''Was taken board would mean the bypassiDc; of the Shriver said he felt the " air of repressioo King pllstpllned ill Ju~ til examine the merits IllcatitKl fnr tbe Rathskeller," said Allen hom the Ubrary without Lheir consenl." office of the President, and as I said yester­ on this campus is (ar less than at any other and any prf~lems conceming: the~ . Oavis. assistant dean 0( Westero CnDege. eampus_" She described the room as a ''multi­ day, would reduce it to a 'rubber stamp' IN AN E ...... ORTlo save lne bUilding last Western Quad Aclivities Council last May purpose room used for many things," such office or that of a clerk.. " THE DECISION to rally was made year the V'lS\la1 Arts Club offered in· unanim,tUSlyasked that lhr RathskeUes- be with as dispI.Iy of library materials, workshops He said that in accorda.nce the during a meeting held Sunday night in the f ..rmalinn cHnceming the building to allow Illealed in the Western Lodge. COpies 01 the Board's request to reduce paperwork, be and .curine groupo. RathskeUer on Western campus with more students In become informed of the Ole' iou were sent 10 Shrivet and Et~ 1bere are limitations to locating in King, had reduced theagenda items to a "digest" than IOOstudentsattending. Saturday night building's future_ '!'hey also solicited 3,000 rur their consideration. also, the Lask force: position statement of four pages, with each of the 25 items em about 50 students gathered to discuss !.be signatures asking that the bWding be Final decision rega.rding ,he future of the agenda briefed in 1-3 paragraphs. says. "Acceptance of Room 101 would be a action taken by Shriver and Ethridge at the saved. Cnpies II( the petition Weft sent to the building will be made before the end of redeiutitioo o( the Women's Center as an ''The hoanI bas uked Ihe pns;dent 10 Saturday morning Board meeting. Presidenl Phillip Shriver and Robert !iipring quarter. inl«mation and resource center. We wish come to meetings with all the staff work Brad Bowman, a representative of to include .ctive programming such as workshops, lectures, counseling, various ptherings and a possible oews1etter • whiCh tbe. Library spot would oot ac­ oammodate tbese activities n'or Channel 2 airs Tammen mystery .....ee WOMEN'S CENTER pa,e u.e- By PAUL KEEP DESPITE taki.og place Z3 years ago, the room as it exists DOW and also loot some Where is Ron Tammen? men's .... here.bouts. itA housewife," disappearance bas retained media in· shots III "'" _ III uumblJn& f"isbor People have been ast.inC that questiem Lykins said, "had IOmeoae knoclr. on her lerest. A Hamilton repxter ""bas oever HaD . _ ...tioobod~ ''brinJ!inI for Z3 years. Channel 2. • Da.ytoo staUoo, door .he night 0{ "'" cIisoppearan<o. and • quit following the case," Lykins said. '"He uver a paUlt crew and rl.Xi.ng up the room," plans to show a documentary at 7:.