Fr. Ryan Talks to Senate About Drugs
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S A I N T P E T~" E A •s < 0 L L E G E Jordan Soccer Talk Team Page 7 PAU WOW Page 11 Volume XXXIX November 10, 1971 Number 6 Hager, Maiara, Kelleher Appeal Tenure Decisions By BOB MAC ISAAC The information acquired from either department. He will not be English professors Harold J. these sources is given to the Board eligible until 1975. Hager and Donald Maiara, and of Trustees for final approval. philosophy professor Thomas Over the past summer, 4) The candidates did not Kelleher are appealing the Professor Hager, Kelleher and display any degree of administration's rejection of their Maiara received letters stating that "overwhelming excellence." John Marosy and Arvinder Sood observe Mr. P.N. Roy as he addresses application for permanent faculty their applications for tenure had which refers to outstanding students on the problems of Pakistani refugees. tenure. Five other eligible faculty been turned down and that they achievements attained outside of members were given tenure. would be dismissed at the end of normal college duties; To be eligible for tenure here a the current academic year. The faculty member must have taught five primary reasons given were: 5) Financial problems. Students Work For on a college level for seven years, · I) The departments of English Rev. Edmund Ryan, Executive with at least four of those years at and Philosophy, because of the Vice President at St. Peter's, that St. Peter's. This prerequisite for drop in core requirements, would tenure is a life-time contract recetvmg tenure was recently need less faculty members to between a faculty member and End to Asian Wars inaugurated in 1969, when the maintain the amount of the the college and would involve American Association of courses offered; upwards of $500,000 Arvinder Singh Sood, Joh11 contribute that money to Oxgam, University Professors (A.A.U.P.) 2) There was a discrepancy commitment with one individual. Marosy, Tom Hall and some other an agency of volunteers feeding decided that previous method between the reports on the three students have organized a the millions of regugees of the granting tenure to any faculty faculty members submitted by the Consequently, when coordinated drive to the fighting Pakistani war. member who acquired the status tenured members of the considering that most day and suffering in Vietnam and Sood, a sophomore economics of associate professor - was department and the ad hoc students' families are in a low or Pakistan. major who comes from New inadequate. committee; middle income financial bracket Tables were set up in the Delhi, said that one dollar is Consequently, the 3) With the exception of and that such contracts could cafeteria for this purpose capable of feeding one regufee for a week's time." He said he was administration drew up four Hager, Maiard and Kelleher, Rev. result in a rise in tuition, this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday trying not to impose on students determinants that would measure Lawrence Cassidy is the only creates problems for the school. last week. Sood asked students to to pay anything outside of their the acceptance or rejection of a other non-tenured member in give up their lunches and faculty applicant for tenure. normal expenses but to "raise the They are: consciousness" of students to a l) A majority vote by the ''very important issue." tenured members of the Sood, Marosy and Eileen applicant's department; Roche fasted completely for this 2) The ad hoc committee, cause last Wednesday. consisting of the chairman of the Sood noted that the United applicant's department, the dean States gm·ernment can help end of the college, one appointee of the suffering in Pakistan by the applicant, one appointee of stopping the supply of arms to the the department chairman, one dictator Yahaja Kan of West appointee of the administration; Pakistan, who is using them 3) The recommendations of against the unarmed civilians of the administration; East Pakistan. And 4) the staffing needs of "Because of this fighting," the college. Prof. Donald Maiara Prof. Harold Hager Prof. Thomas Kelleher f ( 0111 llllll' d Oil P .1~·~ ~ I Fr. Ryan Talks to Senate About Drugs By JOHN HUGHES Another approach will involve star.d, and places such as the Swan listening tu Mr. Suod's description motion sponsored by junior class Rev. Edmund G. Ryan, S.J., a counselling office for anyone Song would be included. In the of the International Affairs president Pete Zampella which Exycutive Vice-President at St. wishing to receive advice on drug case of the Swan Song, no Movement and its involvement in called for the student senate to Peter's College, announced new problems. Information on personal non-students rock groups allowed the creation of a consciousness of endorse Dr. Paul Jordan for regulations governing use of drugs problems and involvement in the to reserve it in the future, as it is brotherhood, the senate moved to mayor. A debate followed. Senior and alcohol on campus. Referring sale or use of drugs would not be classified as "college property". uld business. president George The ill er to the national and local drug passed on to the authorities. In the meeting that followed, The first motion to be acted suggested that there might be a problem, Fr. Ryan said, "It is Fr. Ryan mentioned the Pat Caulfield began the evening's upon was once concerning conflict between the motion and generally agreed by the Jersey presence of a number of off-duty activities by announcing the academic standing and the holding the scheduled mayoral forum City police that St. Peter's College police officers taking courses on withdrawal, from the senate, of of office. The motion, introduced which the senate was sponsoring is the source for Jersey City State campus. In the case of the two senior senators Mike by Senate President Pat Caulfield, in cooperation with the Pauw College. Hudson County is the policemen, it was noted that they Donatacci and Steve Miller. Both would eliminate the rule requiring Wow. Peter Zampella countered major source for the metropolitan would not be authorized to either were heavily involved in that a 2.5 average be maintained to the effect that the senate area; and the metropolitan area is make arrests or report any drug schoolwork and off-campus by all students holding office. A should take a stand, if only to the major source for the nation." activities while off-duty. activities and consequently unable hand vote was taken at this point, arouse greater student interest. Listing the problems that the The question of alcohol on to serve. and the motion passed Cathy Longo, John Wulff, Cathy college has encountered, Fr. Ryan campus was also covered, as Fr. A letter from Governor Cahill's unanimously. Nealon, and Carol Marosy debated noted the steady increase of drug Ryan announced new regulations Student Liason Committee was The second item of old against the motion, while Mike and alcohol use at St. Peter's. He for happy hours. If such affairs read to the senate, and an business was the election of three Dacinak and John Marosy commented that counselling are not followed by a luncheon or announcement was made students to the Elections supported it. The motion was procedures and previous dinner, said Fr. Ryan, there concerning the upcoming pinochle Committee. Bob Statile, Barbara voted down I 2 to 6, with six regulations have not prevented the "won't be any happy in the happy tournament January 25 which the Engman and Jim Polisin won. The abstentions. drug traffic on campus. An hour." Alcohol will be allowed senate is sponsoring. final motion of old business, a The final motion of new important step in combating the only in the case of a college Guest speaker Arvinder Sood motion sponsored by Caulfield, business was the appointment of drug problem, according to the sponsored activity with faculty outlined the goals of the recommended that the senate Carol Mascher and John Marosy executive vice president, would be present and food served. November 3 fast for Pakistan accept Fr. Yanitelli's final to the Special Programs to require identification of all All areas of the college will which he, as a student at St. statement on athletics. committee as co-chairmen, and persons who come onto campus. come under the rules as they now Peter's, helped to sponsor. After New business began with a this was passed unanimously. Page 2 PAUWWOW November 10, 1971 Administration Letter By Suzanne Karkut administration points out that a The last special problem In a memo sent to all students great deal of theft and vandalism presented in this memo is drug October 25, President Rev. Victor last year was caused by people abuse. The administration points Yanitelli, S.J., Vice-President Rev. who had no conncetion with the out that "possession, sale or use Edmund Ryan, S.J., Academic school. of unauthorized drugs violates Dean Rev. Aidan McMullen, S.J. In an attempt to alienate the federal and state laws." The and Dean of Students Barbara problem, the administration college has its own regulations Chryst describes problems such insists that students carry IDs at regarding this and will not tolerate as theft, vandalism, and drug all times, because they may be violation of them. abuse, which plague the campus, checked by the security guards and the methods to be used to and other school officials. In summary, the end them. The second school problem administration points out that The administrators said that discussed here is alcohol. Because these regulations are to guarantee through education the students most · '.