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Major Subject Reps. Voted on This Week MERTZ FOUNDED SPEAKS IN OUT 1933 PAUW wow Pages VolumeXXXX January 24. 1973 Number& Major Subject Reps. Voted On This Week By BOB LARKINS Majors in the English, biology, the status and value of weight" to the "unique marketing and management, and departmental representatives since perspective" of the students. sociology departments will elect October. She said she originally Miss Norton said the duties and representatives this week. worked with a group of eight effectiveness of the current Accounting majors elected their other students, but that all except representatives vary_ from representative last Friday Diane DePalma and Linda Gatto department to department. While These elections were organized dropped off the committee. at least a couple of departments by sophomore Kathy Norton, a After discovering that the five allow student representatives to member of the student senate departments mentioned above wte with non-tenured faculty curriculum committee, to give all lacked any form of student members, some representatives do students a "formal'' voice in representation, she obtained little or nothing, departmental affairs. permission from the department To increase the effectiveness of a · p cit uudi nee in Pope Lecture Hall Thur • The voting will be in Dinneen chairmen to hold the elections. the representatives, Miss Norton evening, Rep. Shirley Chisholm called for the young, poor and 232 at noon on the following Because of the small number of will propose to the senate a non-white to form a new political coalition for change. days: English Tuesday Jan. 23, philosophy and theology majors, resolution recommending The New York Congresswoman said present legislative leaders are too sociology Wednesday Jan .24, those departments will elect their non-binding guidelines for committed to Capitol Hill maneuvering to fulfill the needs of the marketing and management representatives last, she said. (continued on page 6) people. Friday Jan. 26, and biology The election of student Counseling Center A question and answer session followed the talk. Tuesday Jan. 30. representatives will "not onJy be The number of English and important and beneficial to the sociology delegates elected will be students but important anJ Offers Students Two Gannon Dehators determined by the sutdents One beneficial to the faculty in every management major and one department," Miss Norton said. Growth Sessions marketing major will represent the "Most majors are more or less Who Live to Debate marketing and management alienated from their By MARY THERESE KELLY By BOB LARKINS department, while one biology departments," she said, She thinks Sandra Morrow of the Counseling Center will provide For Kathy McKenna and Betty comprehensive medical care." representative will be elected from the "formalized method of weekly 90 minute personal Anne Nogan, six years of debate Betty and Kathy have chosen each year. communication" of departmental growth sessions beginning January experience as a team and 50 hours federal aid to treat alcoholism as Miss Norton has been studying representation gives "more 24, in the Counseling Center, on of research each week are paying their affirmative topic, but they the lower level of 121 Glenwood off. must be prepared to debate the Ave. "Students have come to me The two sophomores have been negative side of any aspect of the Appoint Martignoni and expressed a sort of winning trophies for some of the issue. discouragement and best placing St. Peter's has made Their research has taken them disenchantment with the college in debate tournaments and are to the New York Academy of experience as a personal one. I looking forward to qualifying for Science, the New York Academy Assistant to Mertz invite them, and others to the Nationals competition in of Medicine, the· Bethseda, Md. participate in what are generally April; National Institute of Health and By BOB NIHEN referred to as 'personal growth Kathy and Betty debated in Mental Services, the Harvard Law Raymond P. Martignoni, groups'" tournaments at Brandeis, Library, the Library of Congre~ director of public relations, has Students who participate, can Georgetown, Wake Forest, in Washington, D.C, the New been appointed to the post of attempt to "come. into closer and University of North Carolina, and York University Medical Library, Assistant to Executive Vice more direct contact with each two California tournaments over and other libraries and President Francis J Mertz. other, develop more the Christmas holidays - one at infonnation centers Martignoni, who graduaged St. self-confidence and trust in UCLA and the Redlands One conclusion Betty has Peter's in 1966, will co-ordinate others, feel included and tournament, They finished 25th reached through the extensive activities in the areas of the widerstood and become more in the Redlands Tournament, research is that American college's development, public spontaneous and flexible," said which Betty said was not as good medicine is in a sad state, with "a information, urban development, Ms. Morrow. as their previous efforts this year. vast majority of doctors"' and alumni relations. In addition Ms. Morrow, who studied Now that they know the type of incompetent and untrustworthy. he will assist Mertz in various self-awareness groups for her fluent rhetoric judges appreciate What motivates someone to special projects and will aid masters degree, hopes "with on the West Coast, she said, devote 50 hours a week to departmental heads. experience and a little expertise" "When we go back next year we'll debate? "Right now rm just adapting to promote an atmosphere where be able to knock them dead." For both Betty and Kathy the to the different jobs fm Ray Martignoni she and the students can "enter Future tournaments will be "intellectual stimulation" debate responsible for," said Martignoni Feb. 2 at Harvard, Feb. 9 and 10 provides is the answer. into the experiences of other who joined the college's Martignoni, who attended the people and feel what they are at Northwestern, Feb. 16 and 17 Betty, president of Gannon administration in 1967 as public graduate schools at Fordham and feeling, if only for a time". at Dartmouth and March 9 at Forensics, said, "This is my life." information director after Seton Hall, is an elected member The group will decide its own Brooklyn College. The major She said she measures time by working ten years on the Hudson of the college council, a member goal and grow through qualifying event for the Nationals debate tournaments and relates Dispatch. of the Jersey City Chamber of cooperation and interaction will be March 15 at the University everything else in her life "It's a traumatic change for me, Commerce Editorial Board and amongall members, rather than of Richmond, Va. eating, sleeping, school - by the coming from the hectic public served as secretary of the competition between individuals, Each team in a tournament center of debate relations office to the sedate and Centennial Steering Committee. she said. Unlike a group therapy debates eight times, four times on For Kathy, who has debated quiet Vice-president's office," said He currently serves as session, the experience in the affirmative side of some with Betty throughout high school Martignoni. "I was in the public moderator of the Peacock Pie and sc,1 f-awareness compels the aspect of an issue and four times as well as college, debate is a relations office for five and a half the Pauw Wow. participant to confront himself in on the negative The issue this hobby "If you want to be good years with the same crew of John Whitely , fonner public two lights - first as the person he year is "Federal governemnt in anything," she said, "You have people and doing something I information director, is the new invisions himself to be; and should provide a system of to work hard." enjoyed and had control over." public relations director. second as the person others see. Pat!!::' ·---- ------ PAUW Jinuary24,, ,m· New Students Art League Gets "Amazing" Response By MARTHA LARKINS A photography workshop and bring together the whole college opportunities in their field. student painting and leather crafts community in making St. "There are so many people exhibition are two projects that Peter's a nicer place to learn." interested and talented in the arts the newly formed St.udent Art Other tentative plans for, the but don't have the opportunity to League hopes to put into effect. league include a field trip to exhibit and demonstrate their "I have already gotten an Philadelphia in March or April and art," said Sharon. " ..• It's amazing response from people in an arts festival in the spring. incredible how people are just the college who are professional The league members would also exploding with concrete ideas, photographers," said Sharon like to have guest lecturers come possibilities and connections to Reilly, a sophomore Art to share ideas and professional make projects really worthwhile." (Editor's Note:) History-English major. experiences "like mini-prof­ There are now thirty officials To accommodate the student day, and on Wednesday, Sharon, who organized the essors." They also want to expand members of the league. Anyone body, an agreement has been Hurdman, Cra.pstoun, Penny & league with sophomore Eileen workshop programs and have interested in joining should made between the Pauw Wow and Co. and SD. Leidesdorf will be McGee and art history teacher more field trips possibly to contact Sharon Reilly or leave the Public Relations Office. The recruiting staff accountants. That Edward Brohel, feels that it could Boston or Washington. their name, address and phone Campus will be published same day the U.S. Air Force will serve to "develop the resources Sharon also said that the league number in Assistant Dean of bi-monthly. The personal notices be recruiting in McIntyre Lounge and talents of students and intends to run programs with Students Ed Reuter's office.
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