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The Guardian, February 11, 1974 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 2-11-1974 The Guardian, February 11, 1974 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1974). The Guardian, February 11, 1974. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Ombudser issues first general report, two special reports ITtUHMI Due to a large amount of com- chise as WSU's. Allen Haveman. WSU Business should be provided to service the •mm !•>•»!• plaints (50 within the first few There is a great diversification Manager, said. "We'd like to ap- entire Residence Hell newd." Last week the Ombudser'a days of the fall quarter) about here as compared to UC." Can- proach their suggestions and Implying that there should be a office released its first "Report to Saga food sevice. the Ombudser's noted of the price differences at criticisms objectively." "General Rate" for students in- the University Community," office ran an investigation of the both colleges. Haveman has also talked with stead of a A. B. or C rate. the covering Ombudser activities problem. The investigation was He also said that the committee Saga and said. 'They're quite re- report states fines for violations from fali quarter. 197? through to determine if the food offered has conferred with Saga on the sponsive to our suggestions.' of the suggested renewals. fall quarter 1973. to students is over-priced for the problems and relayed the Another report stemming from The report also call? for im- Containing two cpeeial reports, quantity and the quality served. students' complaints to Saga, but complaints was a suggested re- provements in the lighting of the the document cites the policy ap "Our office set up a food service the Ombudser's office "is not in a vision of WSU's parking system. lots, adequate walkways, and piied when complaints are filed committee." said Bob Carr, Om- position to change existing poli- "Parking is definitely one of the better maintenance. and (.he extent the Ombudser re- budser. "We're trying to get cies." strongest areas of complaint." Feeling that progress in the views the complaints. Though Saga to improve on the quality "If we indeed find something said Carr. parking area has been "extreme- most complaints are presented and quantity of the food here." that is noticeably out of propor- Carr feels that the parking ly slow." Carr hopes the report verbally, the office currently has Consisting of members of the tion. we can only use arbitration system is "inherently discrimina- will hasten such improvements. S5 cases on file. Ombudser staff, the Student and persuasion to change it." tory." "There are a lot of areas I Refusing to comment on the re- Divided into two categories, ac- Caucus Chairer. the Associate Carr added. think are wrong here," said Carr. port because he's in the process ademic or non-academic, the Dean of Students, and the Food Not malting any specific conclu- The report suggests that the of composing a response to it, written cases require the comple Service Manager, the committee sion. the report does point out Dorm parking near Ailyn Hall be Richard Grewe, Director of tion of "a simple form and a short visited the University of Cincin the food service at WSU needs moved to the service road behind Safety at WSU. said, "Mr Carr is written statement of the griev nati to investigate their food "immediate and continuing atten- the University Center. The re- certainly aware of some of the ance," according to the report. service, which is the same fran tion.' port maintained "Enough spaces I Continued on page 3) February 11,1974 Vol lo issue 34 Wright State University GUARDIAN Caucus raps; few listen "What criteria do you have to the people, Haughey said he did select this sub-caucus?" run an ad in the Guardian but re Student Caucus attempted to Slightly avoiding the question, ceived no response. hold an open "rap session tor Haughey answered, "One of the "How can you get rid of a prof?" students last Thursday in Allyn things I've tried to accomplish is was the next question, but Hull Cafeteria and even though to find students who are not in- Roberts allowed Dr Spiegel to the crowd was large, interest volved." answer that question. was not. However, the questioner caught Spiegel explained that if the When Bill Roberts. Caucus this avoidance and told Haughey professor had already tenured, chairer. was asked about the stu- he was beating around the bush there wasn't much that could be dent apathy during the session, and not answering his question. done to "get rid of him." he shrugged his shoulders Haughey added to his previous Obviously very disappointed saying. "1 expected it." answer by explaining his reasons that he didn't have the power to Because it was at 1 pm, the end for choosing a "sub caucus" and oust the professor, the student of the lunch rush, most of those that he did give the final okay on did arrange to see Spiegel by in the cafeteria were still eating the people chosen, but that those appointment to clear up any their lunch, many were convers- chosen were for his own beneift problems about the situation. ing with their friends, and some in relaying information from his Having more power than 'ne were just relaxing after or before department to Student Caucus. expected, the student did how classes. In justification of how he chose I Continued on page 3| Stuart Ehrlich. Public Relations person for Caucus, opened the meeting with an introduction of Roberts, who continued by in- troducing the various members of Student Caucus along with Dr Andrew Spiegel. Executive Vice President and Provost at WSU. Roberts claimed that the purpose of the meeting was for Bill Roberts and the rest of student caucus rapped the Caucus' benefit to find out 'what you feel we can do to better our stay at the Univer- Registrar changes procedures sity." •V FRANK 'sAlSSUffG In the midst of his speech a iww« wfifo* computers, Falkner said, regis woman finishing her lunch said Early registration is underway trations will be given time her dining companion. "Oh, no' again, but according to Lou priority. "We will number the And here we are in the middle of Falknet. Registrar, some subtle documents as they come in - it this!" but important changes should will be truly a first come, first Next Jim Haughey. caucus make things easier for students served basis." representative for the College of this quarter. Falkner indicated that steps Education, explained the "Sub- The main change, says Falkner. were underway to deal with Caucus" he composed to help him is the handling of closed classes. problems of students not in satisfying the needs of the "In the past we've done our receiving registration material College of Education. tallying of courses by hand. on time. Problems that could be Then Roberts said. "Anyone We're now going to let the exaggerated by the new stricter who would like to ask my computer do it." priority system. questions, just step right up here Falkner explained the differ "This quarter we mailed a letter to the microphone and direct it to ence. "During the peak periods to each student a week before any member." when we were getting close to registration telling them the) A big silence occurred, (except 700 registrations a day, we had a hold on their registration." for the smacking of lips of those couldn't keep up with it. The said Falkner. He indicated that finishing their lunches, the closed class board got a day would give them a chance to ringing of the cash register in the behind. Now we're going to clear up the hold, or dispute it if distance, and the conversation of attempt to run registrations they feel it shouldr.'t be on. r.on listeners making Roberts through date processing twice a Solving the problem of students look like he was mouthing into a day." He indicated that the who live at other than their microphonel. which seemed like closed class board will indicate at 'home' address is underway it lasted 10 minutes, but in which hour tie which run) the according to Falkner. "The reality was probably only five. class was closed. student data base committee is Finally, a concerned person .Bat a lot of the students in Allyn Hall didn't xtant to listen. As part of the new use of [Continued on page 3] stepped up and asked Haughey, I Little photo* I 2 Gurdian Febnury 51. 1974 WSU, community meet m i «» roftn.r>r» between Hyman and Mr Arthur Thomas, assistant <lean for "A massive blind date between community programs. the university and the commu Two out-of-town speakers, Dr nity" was how Bernard Hyman, Arthur Eve of trie University of executive direct of the Dayton Massachusetts and Dr I-aurence Health and Welfare Council, Martel of Syracuse University, described a large symposium explained how such program held Thursday at WSU between links with the community were administrators and directors of handled by them. social service agencies in the The speakers met Friday with area. Dean Warren Abraham of the Arranged by the College of College of Continuing and Continuing and Community Community Education.
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