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Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 9-25-1975 The Guardian, September 25, 1975 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 (1975). The Guardian, September 25, 1975. : 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]. Comsmtvw 7* 107* r.l lAOruik. * mber 25. 1975 Vol 12 Issue 5 Wright State UtliversitH GUARDIAN Kegerreis expresses exhilaration ; by Cai! Snyder quality of me faculty is con- tain the r Masters "I feel a sense of exhilaration tinually increasing, and we According to Kegerreis, seeing all the students returning have some new programs that WSO's enrollment has in- !c, the campus," said Wright have become solidified, more creased approximately seven to State President Dr Robert mature and more profes- ten per cent. "This means a Kegerreis. "Sometimes you sionalized." moderate growth here which is seem to forget the excitement "The very newest program is good for the University," he generated when classes are in the Master of Arts in English explained. session," he added. which we actually needed "Model ate growth is good, In a more or less welcoming more than two years ago. I be- declining growth creates all statement to WSU students, lieve this is one of our finest kinds of stress and explosive Kegerreis expounded upon var- new programs," he continued. growth is even worse," Keger- ious ideas such as the budget, Kegerreis also mentioned the reiselaboraled. parking problems, enrollment new MBA, Masters in Business Kegerreis believes that some and new programs at WSU. Administration, as one of of the enrollment increase can "We have the broadest un- WSU's outstanding new prog- be attributed to WSU's new dergraduate curriculum in ranis. This program is designed med school. "We assume that western Ohio," noted Keger- for students to attend classes some of the increases in the sci- reis. Kegerreis feels that "the Saturdays for two years to ob- Continuedonp2 WSU President Robert Kegerreis Students acquire Allyn hall mailboxes by Samuel Latham students to communicate with 26,000 students each with their All main campus Wright each other in an easier way." own mailbox in a central build- iState students have been as- explained Elenore Koch, ing on campus. signed a campus mailbox. The executive director. Student "They've had them about 20 mailboxes are located in a Administrative Services. years or so," said Koch. Most communications from J Why are you taking this Guardian off our rack when ; the University to students will I you've got your own personal copy in your student mail- \ be placed in the boxes. Such • bo>.? Thanks to the University, we have published a ; items include registration I record-breaking 14,000 Guardians so that you have one ; forms, notices, and Information * in your mailbox whether you want it or not. ; about University events. Students who early register corner of the Allyn hall student According to Koch, WSU's and pay th«?ir fees before the deadline date will keep the lounge. mailboxes are based on a simi- "We wondered how we lar system to that of the Univer- same mailbox number all year. could communicate with stu- sity of Akron. tach student will find his'het dents and how we could get Akron has a total of about Continued on p 2 Hollingsworth dies alter long illness After a year long struggle his graduate and doctorate de- Hollingsworth taught at Mary with intestinal cancer. Dr. grees from the University of Hardin Baylor College for three Harold M Hollingsworth died Tennessee. years and the University of September 8, at age 43 while After serving two years in the Texas at Arlington for seven being treated at Miami Valley United States Air Force, Dr. .Continued onp2 hospital. Dr. Hollingsworth had been teaching History at Wright State since 1970 and had become an enduring and popular personality among the academic community. In memory of the late Dr. Hollingsworth, services will be held at 2:15, October 7, in the recital hall of the Creative Arts Center. Three euglogies will be delivered by Dr. Charles Berry, Cheryl Willis puts the finishing touches on the student mailboxes Dr. Nicholas Piediscalzi, and in Allyn hall lounge. Father Michael Reaume. Also, two musical selections from Mozart will be performed by Barbara Foster and Robert Dyer appointment disputed Young. According to Dr. Berry, by Richard Lieberman resigned and the vice chairer. chairer of the History depart- While most of you were en- Business representative Sandra ment, "Dr. Hollingsworth had joying the summer a high Dyer, became acting chairer. asked that no flowers be sent drama has been unfolding at Since there was no precedent and would prefer that contribu- Wright State. The stage for the for the replacement of the tions be sent to the Wright State play has been the Student chairer, a special meeting of the University Foundation to estab- Caucus office and the charac- Cauci^ was held. Education lish a book fund in his mem- ters will be introduced in order rep Carol Montgomery prop- ory." of their appearance. osed that a resolution be consi- Dr. Hollingswoiih was raised The curtain rose with the dered to allow for a new elec- in Dallas. Texas, and after ob- tion for chairer. taining his Bachelor's degree at election of Dave Combes to the Harold Hollingsworth post of Caucus chairer. Dave Continued on p 8 North Texas University, earned ? r.l lAgDIAN September 2.S, 197S Kegerreis speaks , MENU Continued from p 1 gotten a decal yet." said Keger- m BEER AO QLERAO ences, etc. can be attributed to reis. that." Kegerreis said this year he jliM| BEER AO BtlERrtO He expressed his sympathy will bp holding open forum, with students over parking and question/answer periods If! li problems at the Uni\ •. nd similar to what he did last year admitted that Secjiiti'• -ing in conjunction with Student lax with parking viol. Caucus. the firs! few school dayv These sessions were held in "We used to have heavy en- Aliyn lounge last year, during forcement at the beginning of whit h students were invited to fall quarter, but with our cur- ask the President and other ad- rent parking system we ministratcfs questions concern- thought it would be unfair to ing University matters. new students who just haven't Harold Hollmgsworth dies alter illness Continued fromp 1 One student expressed a feel- years. ing of awe for the late professor Then, in 1970, Dr. Hol- after having attended a lecture Students get mailboxes in Allyn hall lingswoith came to WSU. By last winter in which Dr. Hol- 1 974 he had become a tenured lingsworth discussed his feel- Continued fromp 1 tacting the Office of Student In- budget." He estimates the total associate professor and recog- ings and observations about his mailbox number on their vali- formation System: 148 Allyn cost of the project to "be nized as an expert of constitu- own ensuing death. dation card each quarter. hall. around $6,000." tional and legal history. There 'S no doubt that Dr. An alphabetical list showing Dorm students will have two "We decided to do it (the Dr. Hollmgsworth had sev- Hollingsworth was, as Dr. the student's name, mailbox mailboxes, one in the dorm and building of the boxes) internal- eral articles published in pro- Stoesz, associate professor of number and the last four digits one in Allyn lounge. The boxes ly. I went to outside vendors .it fessional journals, served as a Religion, observed, "A of their social security number located in the dorm are US would have run about $16,000 faculty advisor to UCB. was courageous man who was al- will be posted near the boxes so ma i I boxes a nd cat .not haveany if we had gone outside, not in- vice president and program di- ways trying very hard to build other students and groups can other material placed in them cluding numbers," stated rector of the Unitarian Fellow- an academic community." communicate. except US mail, necessitating Peterson „ ship, and a law school advisor Funeral and burial services Students are advised to the separate box tor dorm stu- "We plan to njn the opera- to WSU. were held in Dallas with Dr. check their mailbox at least dents in Allyn. tion with student help as a lot o! Dr Hediscalzi.chairerofthe Victor Sutch >n attendance for once each week. Wayne Peterson, Director, student help was used in the Religion department, said it WSU. Dr, Hollingsworth is sur- If a box is located inconve- Student Information Systems, building of the mailboxes," he was a "heroic way in which he vived by his wife, three step- niently, either too high or low, said "the money is coming added. faced death and helped other sons, his parents, and a brother for a student, they can be reas- from $8,000 that we transferred people accept death." and sister. signed a new mailbox by con- from the registrar mailing WELCOME BACK!! It's that , time of year again UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 2 1975 f.I iABDIANl t Rathskeller changes include entertainment by Doretta McCeorge The ARA management is pre- The Rathskeller opened last already," Wrenn declared. To sonalized service to the cus- ARA food services has plan- sently in the process of obtain- Sundav.