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Grand Valley State University ScholarWorks@GVSU Volume 2 Lanthorn, 1968-2001 5-5-1970 Lanthorn, vol. 2, no. 12, May 5, 1970 Grand Valley State University Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/lanthorn_vol2 Part of the Archival Science Commons, Education Commons, and the History Commons Recommended Citation Grand Valley State University, "Lanthorn, vol. 2, no. 12, May 5, 1970" (1970). Volume 2. 12. http://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/lanthorn_vol2/12 This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Lanthorn, 1968-2001 at ScholarWorks@GVSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Volume 2 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@GVSU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. In (Ik middle of the fan and frivolity of S p rat Fever the students will be asked to vote spun on the proposed Student Activities Fee. The voting w fl take place from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. in the Commons on Wednesday. May 13. This proposal was voted on once before, however, a group of students led by Fat Schuudt of the Vount Democrats of GV9C have succcssfutty circulated a petition to ask the question again. She cited many discrepancies with the last ejection which took place through the mail during sprang break. Miss Schmidt complained that Jack Baker, the current U CO president unfairly campaigned for the acceptance of the proposal by enclosing a personal letter with the helot mailing She and others also complained that it was not mode dear that the balot which was sent out was meant to be the deciding vote. The final draft of the CREWING AROUND proposal reads as (blows: Be it The United Collegiate Organization (U.C.O ) will soon be mimini to new headquarters. I learned from enacted that the United lack Baker today that U.C.O. wfl be moving to the Crew House in the near future. The Crew House has Collegiate Organization formerly been used as storage space. Mr. Baker said that the reason for the move was that the offices recommends to the Board of now occupied by U.C.O. are supposed to be used as administrative offices. Control of Grand Valley State The upper level of the Crew House is now being renovated by the plant department. The facilities will Coftege that a student activities be much more padorn than the present four room office now beug used. In the Clew House. U C.O. and administered by the will have six rooms pAas two storage areas. There will be an otganizalioa workroom under the direction of U.C.O. secretary to include typewriters, special project desks, and azograph and poster supplies. U.C.O. via have another room for the Judiciary and voianteer groups. Fro! Stscroch , S afest Activities Coordinator m i advb oiy to U.C.O., tali are that there was concern on the part of some students who fell that the Crew House was a httfc too far off the main part of the campus. He went on to say that he (eft that the added rpace aad the snore relaxed atmosphere of the Crew House would make the move worthwhde. USI CONFERENCE TODAY "Educational Opportunities students. .student Special Services of the Programs in Higher Education" Registration wil take place in U.S. Bureau of Higher will be the theme of a May Sth the gaBeiy area of Mamtou Hal Education. conference at Grand Valley at 9 a.m., followed by i Other directors at various State Colette sponsored by the welcome from Grand Valey's workshops during the day wil GVSC Urban Studies Institute in President Arend D. Lubbers. include: Noah Brown, Jr, cooperation with the Detroit the day of direct or of Wayne State Un.'s Higher Education Opportunities be a luncheon Project 350, Rodney Mnler, dir. Committee. by John R. Rothermel, of GVSCs Project Makedt; The conference wH bring director of the Kighcf Education Pulliam, dir. of Western It should be noted that the representatives from P le a sin g Division of the Un.'s Dr. Maitm s public and private Michigan Department of d Dr. Grand Valley State Coikpe's final decision far the acceptance or rejection of the activities fee universities, undergraduate Education, and a 3 p.m. Ray bum. amt. dir. of local fraternity, I m M i Chi, has wil rest with the Board of colleges, aad two-year workshop, entitled, “New the Un. of Detroit's Project 100. been accepted as a Delta S gss Control, which w il decade these ■annul sum (or the purpose of Supportive Services groups Flu Colony, affiliated with Delta at the shariug knowledge and and Federal Govei of experience in collegiate Ftmdssg," deeded by Dr. the May programs far of FEVER AT GRAND VAUEY I * 2 p m , an front of The conoert. Commons; 3:30 p.m., 5-4:30 b u ffe t professional tornado watching is in these days during business hours and Zumbcrge Library -center of All corridor doors and room Here is your own persons!, weather conditions from the doors should be opened to easy-to-follow guide on how to Civil Defense monitor and weather information will he building, any floor. Lout it received from WJBL in Holland. Hall corridors on ground floor equalise air pressure Windows stay calm if a tornado decides to WHTC in Holland. Spotters wdl oil ravine side of Residence Halls be stationed in Lake Superior A tornado warning will be or first floor. Crew House move visit Grand Valley while you're should he opened. Hall and Mamtou Hall called by Campus Police to Lake Michigan Hall. If not here. A tornado watch will he The Campus Police Chief (a During other than regular < coordinator during non-business posable, go to basement; called when conditions are coordinator! with the aid of business hours, s tornado watch hours! when a tornado is Commons-same room. "tsrorahte for the formation of radio weather reports, will will be determined by at least imminent or has been sighted. M anitou Lecture Hall or tornadoes.” During regular determine when the warning can two of the following: William At this time, thedesignated concourse, Mackinac class college business hours, one or end and normal college activities more persons in each budding Johnson. David Loren*. Robert person in each building will be rooms without windows on first Romkema. Puri Cobh. Orville advised to direct all those within floor; P.K. Building hamment can be resumed. and the Physical Plant For weather information Boerman, Jun Rotman. One the building to move to a safe areas; Resident Halls-any Department will be notified of during tornado watches and the watch and will be requested person will act as coordinator to area which are: Lake Michigan corridors. Ski Chalet move to inform the dormitories Head Hall Lecture Hall or basement another building. Faculty-staff warnings, tune to to initiate the tornado warning WHTC-EBS-I4S0 AM or 9ft. I procedure, if necemary. The Resident Advisors, the food areas; Lake Superior members will be stationed at service operators, the Hall- Lecture Halls or basement each door of each budding to FM or WJBL-1 2b0 AM or 94.5 Campus Police Office will he FM. Chief Johnson requests that used ss s base of operation switchboard operator, and areas; Seidman House base keep people from leaving and to students remain calm and follow during the Tornado Watch and campus police of the watch. ment; Lake Huron Hall Lecture warn anyone outside to take the outlined procedures. will receive information on Spotters wil be stationed as Hall or ground floor corridors; cover. 1k c . v n o i n r . p . d s m _ • SPECIAL srucHTAfr DISCOUNTS ON WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS Y Professor Arthur H. Benade Valley State College, is in charge included: Manhattan Project "ONE-DA SERVICE" of the Department of Physics at of arrangements for Professor (electronics) at Los Alamos from COMPLETE OFFSET FEINTING Case Western Reserve University. Benade’s visit. 1945-46; a Research Assistant Cleveland. Ohio will serve as a Arthur H. Benade received and Teaching Assistant at visiting lecturer at Grand Valley the A.&. and Ph. D. degress in Washington University from 1461 H IL LC R E S T N.W. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. State College. Allendale. 1948 and 19S2 from Washington 1947-52; a Design Engineer at TELEPHONE 453-5606 Michigan. Tuesday and University in St. Louis, Missouri. McDonnell Aircraft Company in Wednesday, May 5 and 6. The He was a member of the Physics the summer of 1952; and an subject of his May S. 8 p.m. free Department there as an Associate Professor. Indian lecture in 10? Mamtou Hall will Instructor in 1952. was made an institute of Technology, be: “The Tone of Wind Assistant Professor in 1955, and Kanpur. India from 1964-65. INstnimcnts: Science and Art Associate Professor in 1959. and Professor Benade's mgjor RECORD HUT bntwined." full Professor in 1969. He was current research interests are in He will visit under the on leave from 1964-65. the acoustical properties of COUPON auspices of the American His other, eniplovmcni musical instruments. ___ Association of Physics Teachers and the American Institute of PAW. MCCARTNEYS ALBUM n Physics as part of a broad, r nationwide program to stimulate interest in physics. Thep rogram "McCartney " is now in its thirteenth year and is supported by the National LIST PRICE 5.55 WITH Science Foundation. RCCOROHUT PHtCE 4 .M COUP fine American Association of Physics Teachers is one of the seven member societies of the American Institute of Physic*.