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Student Leaders List Grievances .9^'' ^jr^im^S^^^^;^:fi^'^i '.r Page 20 • THE VILLANOVAN • January 30. 1974 • -^ MKMlMMi VILLANOVA SINGERS — The Phila. Girls Rowing Club is looking for female athletes • •*• ¥^¥¥¥ Open House, Thursday, Jan. to train for national and international rowing competition. You K<^4tHtC 31, at 6:30 p.m. in John Barry need not Im big or strong to try it for there is great need for cox- Hall, rm. 208. Come and meet swains also. (110 lbs or less). Anyone interested please stop down the group. to the club Tue. or Thur. 6-8 p.m.. Sat. 9-12 a.m. at No. 14 Boathouse Row in Phila. or call Kathy Pezzella CE 5-8711. *** *•• On Saturday, February 2 UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA. PA. February 6, 1974 Lub of Penn State-Ogontz, 49. No. 16 VILLANOVA In order to satisfy Education course requirements stipulated Vol. 1600 Woodland Road, by the Pennsylvania Department of Higher Education, an Intern Abington, presents a DANCE Teaching Program for College Graduates leading to a master's WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 CONCERT featuring ''Jack degree and a teaching certirication, while earning an income, is 8:00 A.M. Sign up sheets for US Steel, Catalytic Inc., Commercial Chance". Admission is $1.50 offered by the College of Education, Temple University. Union, Cheeseborough-Ponds, US Naval Ordnance ($1.00 PSU*rs). Showtime 8H)0 Grievances A representative of Temple will l>e on campus on Monday, Student Leaders List Lab., and the Boeing Corp., Career Development Cen- p.m. In the Lares Bldg. College February 4, 1974, from lOKM) a.m. to IKM) p.m., 108 Corr Hall. ter. „;,., -.v,- '•..-;.:.,; ^.y. :;-;,/ I.D. or proof of age required. Appointments will be made through the Office of Post-Graduate 7:30 P.M. Political Union Lecture: "Environmental Protection vs. For further info call TU 6- AD HOC COMMITTEE OF STUDENT LEADERS UNITED FOR THE BET- Studies. Meeting Energy Crisis." Spealcer: Sen. Joseph Biden of 9400 ext. 275/277. TERMENT OF VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY AND THE DIGNITVOF VILLANOVA Delaware, North Lounge Dougherty. UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. 7:30 P.M. Philosophy Dept. presents Josiah Thompson spealcing r- on "Who is the author of Either/or?", Mendel, Physics As clear-thinking, right-acting Christian students, in accordance with the goals as WATER POLO MEM- An opportunity for study abroad is available from the Held Lecture Hall. BERSHIP MEETING — The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International to outstanding un- set forth in the Student Handbook, we would like to feel free to learn and grow in "an at- Swim Meet vs. Yale, away. Villanova Water Polo Club dergraduate students interested in world affairs who can fulfill a mosphere favorable to the development of a sense of responsibility and the up-building of By JOHN HOPKINS Movie: Marx Bros. "Monkey Business'V'Qo West," will meet on Jan. 30, in room dual role of student and **ambassador of good will." The Rotary character.** Hall. ^ Last Thursday, student mem- Physics Lecture Tolentine Hall. in- Foundation Undergraduate Scholarships cover round-trip trans- 217 Anyone implicit threats of reprisals against those students feel 8:00 P.M. Cat's Eye, Explicit and who the need to bers of most organizations in the East Lounge. terested In playing water polo portation, educational, living and miscellaneous related expenses Marriage Prep Course, Ministry Center. open up areas of student life for general discussion has no place in a major university university met for the second time Campus this spring is urged to attend. for one academic year. In certain cases, intensive language 9:00 PJM. Movie: Marx Bros. "IMonkey Business"/"Go West," Bar- in as many weeks, and formed the Experience Is not required, but training prior to departure is offered. Awards are made for study such as Villanova. tley Auditorium. all major groups on campus, wish to express "Ad Hoc Committee of Student swimming ability is desirable. in countries in which there are Rotary Clubs. For these reasons, leaders, representing THURSDAY, JANUARY 31 are working for the Representatives united for the bet- For the academic year 1975-1976, deadline for application is the unanimity of feeling in the student body as a whole. We 8:00 A.M. Sign up sheets for Conn. Mutual, SKF, Lever, US Phila. terment of Villanova University March 15, 1974. Further information is available from Dr. of the general good. promotion the dignity of Villanova m Naval Shipyard, Pacifk: Consulting, Merck & Co., and Doriey, Director of Post-Graduate Studies, 108 Corr Hall. Ap- and Pa. Civil Service, Career Development Center. University students." V ASTRONOMY CLUB — proval for study abroad must be made with Dr. James Cleary if 5:30 P.M. Chess Club Meeting, East Lounge Dougherty. WE DEMAND: 4. That the Self-Determlnatlon Doctrine must be ef- Prompted by the recent suspen- Public observing of Saturn. To the study program is undertaken at any time during the students' 6:30 P.M. Villanova Singers Open House, "Meet the Club," 208 be read- fected immediately and in toto. sions involving a large number be held in the Tolentine ob- undergraduate education. 1. That students who have been suspended John Barry. of undergraduates, the Committee servatory, February 11-14 mitted immediately pending full determination of 5. That no further action be taken on the complete 7:00 P.M. Women's Basketball vs. Temple, Field House. dedicated its activities to the im- from 8:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. cases. (Full and immediate ef- university budget unless it has first been presented 8:00 P.M. Hockey vs. Penn State, Radnor Rink. their individual provement of individual rights. in Open Cat's Eye: Velma-Palmist, East Lounge. fectuation of University Senate Resolution I, passed its entirety to the University Senate and approved Matters of concern beside the III I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Pennsylvania State Scholarship Applications are now by the University Senate. alleged drug violations include the it>i on January 25, 1974.) 8:00 A.M. Sign up sheets for A.J. Heinz, Rohm & Haas, Phlla. available in the Financial Aid Offlce, Second Floor, Kennedy University Student Bill of Rights, Self- BASKETBALL — Im- 2. That Resolution II as passed by the 6. That the faculty be assured a cost-of-living in- Electrk:, Career Development Center. Hall. Students must be legal residents of Pennsylvania for at least Determination Doctrine, Univer- January 25, 1974, regarding hearing crement in accordance with the financial policy maculata College, defending one year. Applications should be Senate on 3:00 P.M. Faculty Club Meeting, Alumni House. : obtained as soon as possible. sity Budget, faculty salaries and N.C.A.A. Women's Champion for suspended students be implemented statement of Villanova University as passed by the 7:30 P.M. Vets Club, TG, Rusty Nail, Ardmore. Students receiving state aid this year will receive renewal ap- procedures the Rank and Tenure Policy. will play East Stroudsburg at plications from in No time or location available, Movie: "The Getaway." ' / PHEAA. immediately. University Senate December, 1972. In accordance with the goals set the V.U. Field House on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 aL That the student Bill of Rights must be im- 7. That students must have an effective voice in the forth in the Student Handbook, February 2, at 2KK) p.m. A 2:00 P.M. VU Pistol Team vs. Army, Penn. and in toto and that the university decisions regarding faculty Committee members stressed their preliminary contest between ^l^emented immediately rank and VU Swimming vs. Penn, Penn. desire to live and work in an at- Archbishop Carroll and Pope uiiiversity must provide to the students the rights af- tenure. 7:30 P.M. Women's Basketball vs. Qwynedd-Mercy, Field House. The VILLANOVAN is increasing its business staff and will offer mosphere favorable to the univer- Paul VI, from South Jersey forded and, in fact, mandated by the United States 8. That the students be consulted regarding the 8:45 P.M. VU Basketball vs. West Virginia. Palestra commissions of 10% and higher to advertising solicitors. Un- sity while representative of the starts at Noon. No time or location available. Movie: "The Getaway." derclassmen with any experience in business and desiring to earn Constitution and agreed upon by the university issuance by the university of terminal contracts to needs of the student body. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 substantial amounts for a limited number of working hours through Section 7 of the. Charter of Incorporation as faculty members, and that these contract decisions Repeated failures to bring about changes have 8:00 P.M. Sign up sheets for FMC Corp., Vick Chemical Co. should contact the paper at any time for further information. Of- enacted by the State of Pennsylvania. be reconsidered on the basis of these consultations. the necessary yet (juniors), Firestone Sales, and Westinghouse, Career For all students in Who's fices are located on the second floor, Dougherty Hall. frustrated student leaders Development Center. Who in Ameritan Colleges and they maintain a non-violent that a totally TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 Universities, who have not had posture in hopes organization will 8:00 A.M. Sign up sheets for West Penn Power, Foster Wheeler, their pictures taken for the representative Westinghouse, Bell, Archdiocese of Phila., and Howard, Representatives of the Philco-Ford Corporation, a division of the carry additional weight in making yearlK>ok, please come to the . Tammen, N&B, Career Development Center. Ford Motor Company, will be conducting interviews in the Career An Editorial public demands. Photography Club in the WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 Development Center on Feb. 13, 1974. People with a background ministration's "benign neglect" of faculty and student af- Members of organizations in- basement of Sullivan Hall on The rights of the Villanova students, as well as their in science, math or related areas are invited to attend.
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