UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS Volume 65, No. 133 FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS Thursday, May 13, 1971 To American Yearbook Com Razorback Contract Awarded The American Yearbook The awarding of the contract to the first time the Board of Company of Topeka, Kansas, was the American Yearbook Company Publications had done something awarded the contract for the 1972 marks the first time the Hurley for an editor instead of to an Razorback yesterday by the Company will not produce the editor. Board of Publications. The book in approximately 20 years. Last spring, I desired to work American Company submitted a Razorback editor Henry Woods with the American Yearbook low bid of $41,125 on 9,000 copies of said he was "very pleased" with Company in producing the 1971 the book. The vote to award the the decision of the board and said yearbook, but the Board of contract was unanimous. he was ready to begin work on the Publications denied me this Also , bidding on the book were Centennial Edition. privilege," Larsen said. the Hurley Company of Camden " American Yearbook Com and the Taylor Publishing Com pany," Woods said, "is an out The Board of Publications pany of Dallas, Tex . The Hurley standing producer of yearbooks stated earlier this year that they base bid was $42,170 while the and educator of yearbook staffs." were displeased with both the Taylor Publishing Company did Gary Larsen, editor of the 1970 editor and printer of the 1971 not submit a base bid. and 1971 Razorbacks, said this was Razorback. Representing the American Yearbook Company at the meeting yesterday was Nowmen Dr. John Caldwell Urg"es Glenn who said he was very pleased that American was given the opportunity to produce the Commitment To Excellence Centennial Edition of the Year book. MISS UofA: MARY JANE MYERS Dr. John Tyler Caldwell , former UofA, saying that "For a hundred president of the University of years now, the University of The board's decision was an Arkansas and present chancellor Arkansas has represented the idea nounced by outgoing Chairman of orth Carolina State University of a university to the people of this Jim Sloan. The board also passed Mary Jane Myer Miss UA at Raleigh, was the main speaker state. When people in Arkansas a unanimous resolution com at the 31st annual Honors Day refer to 'the University' they mean mending Sloan on his work as The new Miss University of sophomore from Waldron and Convocation yesterday. . the University of Arkansas. And chairman throughout the year. Arkansas is Mary Jane Myers, a member of Chi Omega sorority. Speaking on the topic, " Com they mean it with pride." The green-eyed beauty is a mittment to Excellence," Dr. transfer this semester from Texas Caldwell urged the students to Women 's University. A member of defend universities from attacks Uarkettes, she did a medley of that are "clearly antagonistic to On-Campus Senators Announced songs for her talent. Mary Jane is excellence." Pointing out that Bell ; Sigma Nu, Graham Catlett; 5-4, brown hair, and measures 35- Tuesday night marked the 24-35. "Wisdom requires excellence," beginning of a new Student TKE, Dan Walz; Lambda Chi , Dr. Caldwell said that "The Gary Goble ; Sigma Pi, Bob Fit First runner-up is Nancy Coin, a Government administration and sophomore from Oklahoma City. essence of a university is ex along with it came the swearing in zhugh ; Sig Ep, Jim Hall ; AKL, cellence of thinking and knowing Gordon Griffin ; Kappa Sig, Mike An Alpha Chi Omega, Nancy is 5-6 of new Student Senators. Thirty and measures 35-23-35. She is a and performance." were elected to off-campus Newton ; AGR, Steve Larkin. Dr. Ca ldwell admitted that KAT , Harriet Hudson ; DG , transfer from Oklahoma City positions and 45 have been elected University. universities "have sins to bear, in their individual living groups. Carol Dickerson ; ChiO , Cathy both of omission and commission, Feild ; ADPi, Martha Hampton ; Deborah Sue Riggs took second The off-campus of excessive rigidity on one hand senators have Zeta, Barbara Brannon ; Tir Delt, runner-up honors. A member of and carelessness on another; of already been announced. Vivian W,lkinson ; Kappa, Billi Delta Delta Delta sorority, Debbie New on-campus intellectual arrogance toward the Senators and Hill ; Alpha Chi , Lynne Warren ; Pi was a cheerleader and class of their living outside world and indifference to group are as follows : Phi, Mary Hyatt; Four-H, Bessie ficer at Missouri Southern State the student. " He added that these SAE , Tom Bo Watts; Acacia, Hershberger. College. She performed a modern sins of the university must be Randy Hawks ; PiKA, Vann Humphreys Hall, Simone Mc ballet for her talent competition. eliminated. Smith; Farmhouse, John Nor Mahan and Margie Chapman; Miss Congeniality is Jeri Lynn The North Carolina educator thcutt; Sigma Chi , Jim Alford; Yocum Hall, Chip Baker and Gene Donaldson, a sophomore Kappa took note of the Centennial of the Dr. John Tyler Caldwell Phi Delt, Randy Wooley ; Fiji, Jeff McKissic ; Fulbright, Sarah Sue Alpha Theta from Fort Smith Jeri Haller and Billie Brooks ; Hotz Lynn, who is 5-10 and measures 36- Hall, Dallas Dixon and Bill 25-38, did a comic reading for her Fisher; Reid Hall, Nita Fairley talent. Related pictures, page 4. Bomb Reported In Science Building and Lee Torrans ; Futrall Hall, Mary Jo Middle brooks ; A bomb threat was made minutes. One said he "assumed" Officer that the decision was up to Holcombe Hall, Joel Cook ; New Tax Possible yesterday afternoon at 1: 10 on the everything was all right. the the individual instructors. Pomfret Hall, Jim McKenzie and UofA Science Building but a TRAVELER asked if students Dr. Louise Kraemer is Wanda Keck ; Razorback, Pam To Double Size search revealed no such bomb. would be allowed to return to their reported to have told her class, Walker ; Wilson Sharp, Bill There was no full scale classes in the building (although "There's a bomb reported in the Kennedy ; William House, Mike evacuation of the building from all some remained during the search) building- you might want to O'Mara ; and Sedgewell, Bill Of Med Center indications, as some students and was told by one Security leave." Handshy. LITTLE ROCK block from campus. urnament, according to One large bedroom, living room, ki~ four-game series with Creighton chen, bathroom. and carpet. Suitable Briyn, but that was before last was already over. We had won for couple, 2 girls, or 2 boys. Call ·eekend's trip to Omaha, Neb ., only one game, and that pretty 442-8701. After 5 call 751-8259. where the Porkers won only one STEREO TAPE DECK for car. 4 well washed our chances for an TAILBACK CANDIDATE TERRY MCFARLAND (47) carried the track exc-e llent condition. 521-2212. ntest out of a four-game series. NCAA bid right down the drain." 19bll .l''OHD <.:ountry Sedan Wagon. $500 ball 11 times for 27 yards in Red-White action Saturday. (Photo or a good used car with balance of In fact, had it not been for the But Saturday is another day, $1342.90 . Must sell by Friday. Call rain, and a few unlucky breaks, by Larry Logan) Connie at 575-3457 or 521-1486. and the Porker coach says, "The FOR SALE: 1968 BSA-050; good con kids didn't give up in Omaha, and I dition. Call 521-0197 before 9 p.m . or come by 827 Cleveland. don 't think they will now. It will be The Time... The Place ... LOST: White opal ring near the Fine hard for them to stay up this week, Arts building. Reward. 575-4129. LOST : Large black male German but I think th~y can do it. We can Shepherd wearing a chain collar with say we've had a good season if we The Players... NBA-ABA out tags. Call 443--5588. Reward. sweep this doubleheader." FOR SALE : 1968 Rocket 8-wide, qual NEW YORK (UPI)-The leagues can play against each ity construction, patio cover, utility Gametime is slated for 1 p.m., shed, landscaped, undersldrted shaved other at the highest competitive shaved yard. Call 521-3236. and DeBriyn is expected to go with National Basketball Association the level without an illegal merger." LOST: Cabloc watch with gold ring ace Terry Verhage, who has has agreed to mix with band. Bayou Classic, Lafayette, La. Only last Friday the owners of 855-3711 extension 374. Reward. record for American Basketball already set a new the two leagues agreed in prin SUPER SLEEP-Waterbeds are like victories, although he ran into Association-but only on the court a lot of things you buy. You get one and not in one. ciple to end their costly four-year that's a leaky nuisance and a joke• or Omaha, in the piece of furniture some tough luck in feud and to begin seeking one that's a serious opener. Farrel Vincent or The players of both professional and meant to last. And that·s the kind leagues Tuesday retaliated congressional legislation enabling of waterbed we sell with 6 year war Villanueva is expected to be the ranty. Single, double, queen and king by the formation of a single league. Hog hurler in the nightcap. against their club owners size mattresses with prices starting at announcing they will promote and The game will present 10 leading $29.95. Custom sizes and bed designs the anticipated available . For further info., call 521- The rest of players from the NBA against 10 lineup looks like this: stage a "super game" in the 2787 after 5 :00 weekdays or all day Houston Astrodome on Friday. from the ABA. Saturday . Catcher Dave Williams ; first FOR SALE: 1962 Ford Galaxy
NANCY COIN DEBORAH RIGGS AM&N Investigators Hit Board On The Dill LITTLE ROCK (UPI)-The Administration Department of control and supervision over cash o The International Club will the Union at 2 p.m. Food will be provided. legislative committee in- ficials April 29 . It was the first and federal funds at the college. meet Friday night at 8 at the Deep o The Union Issues Committee vestigating the Arkansas AM&N meeting of the AM&N board since - Accounting procedures at End. Slides from Guatemala and will meet Friday, May 14 at 3:30 Board of Trustees, reported Aug . 28, 1970. Latin America will be shown. AM&N were "irregular and im upstairs in the Union. Symposium Wednesday that the board had The committee made no Saturday, the club will sponsor a proper" and the accounting staff speakers will be discussed. "not fulfilled its responsibilities recommendations on its findings picnic at Lake Wedington. Those inadequate. o YDC will meet Tonight at and duties" and recommended the that the board had not fulfilled its attending should meet in front of 7 :30 in Waterman Hall board review the 'competency responsibilities. auditorium. Officers for the 1971- and qualifications" of key college "Any action called for should be - (Continued from p. 1) 72 school year will be elected. All administration personnel. taken by the governor," Walmsley UA MED CENTER said. about a special session, but the are designed to put more doctors members please attend. The committee, chaired by Sen. o There will be a picnic at Agri Bill Walmsley of Batesville, was Some findings of the committee problems of the medical center in rural areas. Park Friday, May 14 at 6:30 for appointed at the April Legislative were : were " pretty acute" and he was It was recently announced at the - A "major cause of the current not sure they could be alleviated medical center that the center is Agri student wives and their Joint Auditing Committee meeting families. PHT's will be handed out after it was learned the AM&N financial difficulties at AM&N through appropriation from his so short on funds that employees' College" was the lack of state emergency fund. raises, although appropriated by to the wives of the graduates. board had not met since a $1.3 o The Chinese students at the million deficit and a $92,000 cash Bumpers said he particularly the legislature, cannot be funded Five UofA students will wanted the family assistance and because of a money shortage. UA are showing four color films on shortage was uncovered at the life in Free China, Thursday Pine Bluff school. The committee discuss politics on the UofA scholarship programs funded Bumpers noted again that 63 per campus today at 12 :00 on during the new fiscal year at the cent of all the doctors in Arkansas through Saturday from 3 to 5 p.rn. met the AM&N board April 22 at in the University Library, Room AM&N and then with the state KGTO-TV in Fayetteville. medical center. Both programs are located in 10 counties. 104.
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