Senate Asks Beer, Wine Service Rule
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The Courier Volume 9 Issue 3 Article 1 10-9-1975 The Courier, Volume 9, Issue 3, October 9, 1975 The Courier, College of DuPage Follow this and additional works at: https://dc.cod.edu/courier This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the College Publications at DigitalCommons@COD. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Courier by an authorized editor of DigitalCommons@COD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Senate asks We try to tell it all, beer, wine says USIA analyst service rule By Gail Werth requires much time and effort to erase By Deborah Beaird Patty Hearst, Watergate and the oil that image, he said. The Alcoholic Beverage Policy was shortage are part of America’s Image Although its largest audience is among items discussed by Senate at their and are presented in all U.S. Information dedicated to radio. Voice of America, Oct. 2 meeting. This poUcy would allow Agencies abroad, Joel Rochow, analyst U.S.I.A. publishes more than 25 service of beer and wine at COD spon¬ for the U.S.I.A., told an Extension magazines, builds American Service sored functions such as banquets. College audience Tuesday night in Libraries, and exhibits depicting the Alcoholic beverages would not be per¬ Hinsdale. American way of life. mitted at concerts, films, speeches, “Every aspect on America is reported America isn’t the only country which picnics on campus, or athletic events. to other countries, whether good or bad, maintains an information agency. Russia Although such restrictions exist. Senate to increase U.S.I.A. credibility,” Rochow has a similar program but its funding is says this' is at least a start which could COURIER said. “Our goals are to inform on the triple that of the United States effort. lead to future expansion. It must go to facts and let others make any decisions.” “Since we are appropriated $3 million. the Board for final approval. Vol. 9, No. 3 October 9,1975 U.S.I.A. was created by Congress in Congress has an annual survey on both Also discussed were parking and ticket 1953 to bring about better relations with our output and the effectiveness it has on problems, and whether or not Security other countries due to the development of other nations,” Rochow said. “Another should carry guns. It was the opinion of nuclear power. All information deals with check is by the President himself who is the Senate that this is not necessary and New gym facts on Americans and their foreign in tune with any agency on foreign would damage relations between student poUcy to reassure other countries that pohcy.” body and Security. America is an open book, he said. Reasons given for the lack of any They are also working on having a “America’s Image Abroad” is a lecture broadcasting or other U.S.I.A. material needed: series sponsored by C/D every other special tow truck equipped to provide in the United States itself were because jumps during winter months. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Hinsdale Com¬ of a fear of any clash of media with other munity House. A motion was passed to provide a baby agencies. Palmieri A main problem in expressing an sitting exchange for children under ttiree The most effective source of better “American Image” is the vast amoimt of years old. There is presently no such By Joe Clark communication that U.S.I.A. sponsors is different social and economic factors. service. A list is being made of mothers New physical education facilities are in people conversing with opinion makers “We try to be fair and represent all who need baby sitting services and the planning stage, according to Dr. on a one-to-one basis with the native facets of all American lives by giving a during what times. These mothers would Joseph Palmieri, athletic director. language. slice of each,” Rochow commented. then look at the list and see when they Dr. Berg, college president, and Ted “U.S.I.A. has language departments Another problem is the image already could help each other. This list is in the Zuck, director of campus services, have which concentrate on translating imprinted in other countries because of Student Activities office. been holding a series of meetings with presidential speeches and other im¬ American made fUms. This had been the Dr. Palmieri to define the needs of the portant messages in as much accuracy only source of information many CD physical education program. as possible. One mix-up in a word can foreigners had about America. It These specific needs for a new gym cause any amount of problems,” he said. EnroUment and additional athletic fields will be “Communication is the most important presented to the Board of Trustees for aspect in our program.” approval. U.S.I.A. has people in contact with hits 16,284; In mid-December, a meeting with the How about every important news agency in the architect is scheduled to incorporate world, he said. It is necessary to go to these needs into final blueprints. shark’s fin ? this extent in order to promote a correct up 30% Dr. Palmieri describes the present American interpretion on a particular facilities as inadequate. If Oriental food and culture interest subject. The total enrollment at C / D is 16,284 “We have excellent stop-gap programs you, plan to join your College of DuPage for the tall quarter, according to figures which are better than nothing but our friends for a three-hour mandarin released by the office of Admissions and facilities are primitive compared to other banquet on Oct. 29, at the Mandar-Inn ICC future Registration. schools in this area. CD has more Restaurant in Chicago. Of this total there are 8,161 men and students than Elmhurst College, Illinois The menu will feature such far-eastern 8,178 women. There are also 5,469 full¬ Benedictine, North Central College, delicacies as spongy bamboo and egg to be decided time students, which means that they Wheaton College, and Lewis Law School white consomme, Peking duck, shark’s By Terry Ponomar carry more than 12 credit hours. combined and yet we are far behind them fin in three shreds, fried and stewed The future of the Inter Club Council However the average is 8.29 credit hours. in physical education.” prawns, mushrooms and mustard greens, wUl be determined Oct. 16, according to In addition C/D has 8,999.4 full-time CD students have to take their steamed chicken with coconut, almond Lucile Friedli, director of student ac¬ equivalent students. This figure is arriv¬ equipment home every day because there junket, preserved fruits, pastries and tivities. ed at by dividing 15 credit hours into the are not enough lockers to store it in. jasmine tea. The meeting was rescheduled because total number of hours taken by all Shower rooms are so drafty that many Reservations are $12.60 per person and of the low attendance last Thursday. students. students skip showers rather than en¬ checks should be made payable to the Representatives from six or seven clubs The 16,284 total is an increase of ap¬ danger their health. There are no hair College of DuPage. Contact Dorothy came to the first meeting of the year. Ms. proximately 30 per cent over last year, driers available. Gym space is limited Williams at ext. 696. Only 100 reser¬ Friedli estimated that this was about half according to Charles - Erickson, who is but some of it must be used to store vations are available. of the drganizations on campus. head of registration at C / D. equipment because there is no other The banquet is sponsored by History There is the question whether the ICC Erickson said, “We have grown greatly storage space available. Gym time is 211, the History and Culture of China. will continue to function autonomously at in the past year and we expect to con¬ limited and this hampers both intramural all. Ms. Friedli surmises that a reason tinue to grow.” and intercollegiate sports. for the lack of active participation in the Erickson also admitted that some “The school is forced to rent off- past couple years is that groups don’t see aspects of the school were not large campus facilities,” said Dr. Palmieri. You may have seen the famed Goodyear any need for the ICC once they’ve been enough to handle the increasing numbers. “This not only takes money out of the blimp flying over C / D last Friday, on its chartered. He cited the Developmental Learning school which could be used for im¬ way home from a farmers’ convention In Each organization is required by the Lab and student activities as in need of provements but is more expensive and Malta, ni. Perhaps it wasn’t really this low Board of Trustees to have its constitution expansion. difficult for the student. The CD student 'on the horizon, but that’s the way it ap¬ approved by ICC. It is then permitted use Erickson stated, “We definitely need deserves surroundings which would peared to Courier photographer Scott of the College of DuPage name and more outside facilities and I think a large contribute to learning and fill his needs in Salter. facilities. part of our future growth will be off the future.” campus.” He added that the completion of the top floor of the A Bldg, would help to alleviate some of the overcrowding for the present time. Fihn expert GOODYEAR here Friday A top Hollywood film writer and director will field any question that’s been bothering you about movies or television at a coffee reception Friday in ; K157.