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vol.4 no. 7 grand valley state college january 27, 1972 DRUG CRACKDOWN ANNOUNCED
Amidst the growing concern denied admission.” campus police chief; and Booker body or officer has found a professional staff members and of students, faculty, and staff as This policy was Washington, student, reviewed student guilty; to the vice selected students to deal with to the rights and responsibilities short-lived—about ten day«-due three such applicants winter president for student affairs in problems associated with drug of the college in its relation to to the negative reaction of the term. At the board’s the case of a student convicted use; drug use and misuse, President President’s Executive Council recommendation, all three were in a court of law; to the 4. the offering of counseling Arend Lubbers recently released and the advice of the school’s granted admission. and rehabilitation services for a statement establishing a Drug attorneys, who stated that “the This temporary Review Board admissions office for a convicted drug user who applies for drug users and former addicts. Education and Control Program. flat prohibition of an admission will now become a permanent admission. . . ” These four dimensions will be In his statement, Lubbers also of anyone convicted of drug reviewing board known hereafter presented in a variety of designated Doctor Robert abuse or a known drug user may as the Rehabilitation Review ii should be noted that this Board is a consultation board formats, ranging from lectures Woody, Dean of Student be held to be arbitrary and thus Board as noted in Lubber's whose function is to make and workshops presented by Development, as the program’s unreasonable if challenged in a policy on the advice of the nationally known professionals director. court of law.” President’s Executive recommendations to the appropriate body or official as in drug research to The new statement, released Following this statement a Committee. The Board will be seminar-fashion exchanges of January 24, proved to be temporary Review Board was comprised of a certified outlined above. The final decision of any case arising from views and ideas to didactic significantly remote from the established to review applicants consulting psychologist. a classroom presentations " previous policy set forth by who were known drug users. The clinical psychologist, a student, a drug misuse rests in the hands of Lubbers on December 20 which board, consisting of Drs. Robert taw enforcement agent, a faculty that particular body or officer. In other issues concerning The fundamental criterion for stated that “a convicted drug W oody; David Register, member, and a medical doctor. drug misuse, Lubbers cited in his processing applicants who are user or known drug user shall be psychologist; William Johnson The members will be selected by statement that when a student is President Lubbers on the basis referred to the Board will be charged with violating any of the of their knowledge of the drug evidence of the applicant’s campus regulations, including PROF. PROTESTS ILL problem. The appointments, to ability to rehabilitate himself. drug usage, he has the right of be announced in February, may According to Dr. Woody, also due process as guaranteed in the not necessarily be members of Chairman of the Rehabilitation Student Handbook. He further the college community. Review Board, the criteria that specifies that people who have USEofGVSC's NAME The Board will not concern may be used to evaluate the been charged in a court with a itself with academic applicant’s potential ability will violation of public law, “the On Jan. I 1, 1972, Prof. A. V. “sponsorship of colleges of be that “the student should be a Martin of the Mathematics GVSC of programs of this kind qualifications. Rather, its college does reserve the right to concern will lie in nonacademic nonadvocate of the previous determine its relationship to Department sent a memorandum is likely to have unfortunate • problem behavior (such as drug to each member of the faculty consequences.” He pointed out qualifications as defined by the such persons in light of the president’s statement and use); the student should he court’s ruling.” and professional staff at GVSC. the possibility that the motivated to eliminate self The memorandum concerned “ intellectually sophisticated sanctioned by the Open meetings will be Administrative Manual (similar defeating behavior (such as to scheduled in the forth coming certain “abuses of the name of m embers of the local gain control of drug usage), and GVSC” and also presented what community” might conclude to the Student Handbook but weeks to be used as a vehicle in for staff and faculty use) under the student should potentially he believed to be a solution to that Grand Valley’s faculty are - -1WUI W—ll '\ WMWW trie proorem. m o rP ’ lftrorC stC U lit SflOW (7U51HC35 the college community, i.e., he than in higher education. He which reads as follows: “ Non many questions yet unanswered, The memo spoke specifically academic Qualifications: should not present a life style such as: what will happen to a of two such abuses. The first was added that the ’’ignorant and the that would lead to adverse credulous” might think that the Notwithstanding that a student student recently convicted of a the sponsorship by Grand Valley is able to meet the academic modeling effects.” drug crime? How can he of a workshop which dealt with coiiege’s sponsorship of such events constitutes an requirements for admission, he According to a summary dem onstrate evidence of the possibility of colonizing may be denied admission by the rehabilitation? The Board hopes other planets as a partial endorsement by the college of statement of the Drug Education the ideas or claims presented. Admissions Unit, with approval and Control Program by Dr. that the whole of the policy will solution to over-population. The of the Executive Office of that be lucid and stable with the second was the talk here In criticizing the first event, Woody, “The scope of the drug Prof. Martin stated that “there is division on evidence of prior program will encompass four completion of this term. recently by “Susy Psychic,” behavior involving grave moral In closing his policy. Lubbers which was sponsored by William no scientist of any repute, dimensions: anywhere in the world, who turpitude. . ” 1. a development of clear stated that “We are seeking to James College. As outlined in President cope with a problem in a way Prof. Martin in his memo that believes that colonization of the communication between all planets offers a solution to the Lubbers’ statement: “the relevant persons in the campus that treats the individual fairly problem of over-population.” function of the Rehabilitation community regarding drug and keeps the colleges, as a Concerning “Susy Psychic” Review Board will be to study information; whole, psychologically and sociologically healthy so that the the professor asked if it weren’t each case of drug misuse that 2. the provision of JOE LOUIS possible that the invitation by affects or may affect the college scientifically-based information best possible education takes WJC might be “a kind of sick and recommend action to the on the physiological, place.” And he finally adds, “We joke.’’ He added that it might be appropriate body or person: to psychological, and socio-cultura! invite any additional views or WILL RIDE assumed that she is “seriously the All College Judiciary or effects of drug misuse; counterviews that others may deluded and believes in her own hearing officer if that judicial 3. the training of existing have.” powers,” whereas he felt that a s a s e s the persons who invited her here do not. NEW STUDENT CENTER As a result of the trial which Prof. Martin concluded that was given extensive coverage in such abuses of the college’s the last issue of the Lanthorn, name could be avoided in the Joe Louis, a junior TJC student, future, without resorting to was found guilty by the censorship, by adopting the PLANNED for FALL of 73 following policy, or one similar: All-College Judiciary of using by Ken Schepers drugs at the TJC Advance held “Every event sponsored by a organizations. The campus With the spring thaw (which attractive features. last August. After the decision college or division of GVSC is to bookstore will have a large be classified by the is just around the corner) should One special attraction of the was announced, Merrill Rodin, a center is an impromptu theatre portion of the second floor and TJC professor who was acting as administrative head of that come the beginning of is expected to expand its field of construction of the new GVSC which, according to Prof. Louis’ defense counsel, stated college or division, either as merchandise. S tu d en t Center. Pending William Iron of the CAS theatre that an appeal is likely. ‘essentially devoid of intellectual Since leisure living '» the approval by the U.S. department will consist of a D. C. Aussicker, a senior TJC content,’ or else as ‘having emphasis of the Student Center, Department of Housing and performance area and seating student, has now assumed the serious intellectual content.’ In the plans also include a generous Urban Development of a low role of Louis’ defense counsel. the former case, news releases space for about 2S0. This large supply of dining areas. Four interest loan, the building is He has reported to the Lanthorn are to be accompanied by the room on the lower level will take individual snack ban axe scheduled to be opened in the that an appeal has been made. caveat. In the latter case, the on many facets of theatre. If a planned, each with its own fall of 1973. The new structure The case will now go to the administrative head of the performance calls for s tfcurst atmosphere and its own will be located North of the Fine Court of Three for a hearing college or division will submit to stage, such a platform will be architecture and interior design. Arts Building, and West of the next month, if the appeal is the President o f the All College readily erected and dismantled. One of the dining areas may be Library, l! will be separated granted. The Court of Three is Senate the following statement “Theatre in the Round” changed to a rathskeller of pub from the existing duck pond by composed of one representative signed by some member of his performances will also be if and when the sale of alcohol a bowl shaped lawn. each from the administration, profesuonal staff: *1 propose adaptable with the flexibility of becomes legal. Lounges appear The main objective of this faculty, and student body. that (fill in name of college or this room. to be in abundance: music building will be to have one If the decision of the division) sponsor (fill in brief With more usable area than lounges, reading lounges, and a All-College Judiciary is upheld identification of program or central location, with as many the library and twice the area of new type of lounge - the pocket by the Court of Three, Louis event). It ia my conmderad facilities as possible, for students the Fine Arts Center, there will lounge, which will be the will still be able to appeal to spend their leisure time. bn sections allocated for the utilisation of othenriw directly to the President, who Currant bins prints et the uausuable space for would thea have final my im the SSFKSS out of tht way cm or two 2 Slavic Liberation League Plans Sweeping Reforms Paul D. Wisniewski. Dennis P Manko. J )hn M. Cook
Reporters were taken out of context to meetings? make the whole affair seem a Wc agree it is hard to make joking matter. predictions with a kaleidoscope Misquote The sections of the hearing but it is not hard to foresee the reported (?) were very future from the results of all the Heuer abbreviated, and obviously formulating bodies now in hand-picked. The hearing lasted existence. Sin: three and one half hours and With regards to the MacTavis I suppose a hit player in a cannot be justly represented by quote, column 1. paragraph 5 satirical farce (“ Joe," p. 5, a few short quotes (innacurate as and 6, we believe that Miss 1-13-72) doesn't have much they were). Such attempts of B eaton is misled and choice in his lines. However, I reporting have no place in a misinformed as to the did not say that "in fact, the good newspaper It ir time for definitions of the words job and administration wanted to 'get' the Lanthom to again reassess its career. We are not a vocational Joe Louis. . . and other reporting and editorial policies. training school turning out statements to the same effect. one-job-based graduates. WJC The point of my remarks was Sincerely yours, will produce broad-minded simply that the case had already Ross Lieffers individuals able to take any dragged on for more than a full Rank and File Members Fred C'reager number of jobs within a chosen With the current rash o f minority group organizations term, and that if the college fieid. That is what is meant by wished to avoid such charges as such as the Black Student Union and the Chicanos, we career oriented. Wc believe Mr. those I listed, the Judiciary MacTavish’s quote to be in the weren't surprised when we discovered the Slavic Liberation Committee should hear the case Block Comedy true spirit of WJC. League. The league is set up the same way the other groups immediately and not continue it We invite Miss Beaton and all are. however, the Slavs will lake a more radical stand. until the following week (as was interested students to become Upon hearing o f this, we inquired as to where the then under consideration.) involved in tne birth anu Sirs: creation of a new ideal in members would be having their next meeting. This was Lari Heuer, Tutor, TJC Once again the absurdity (not difficult, but we luckily ran into Joseph Korzeninuski. one education for two weeks and not to mention danger) of our know “What WJC is About.” o f the members o f the League's Steering Committee, who situation reveals itself and black informed us o f the time and place. Reporters comedy triumphs. Thousands of Sincerely, When we arrived at the meeting we discovered that one students pay hundreds of dollars Dick Wilson to learn, hundres of faculty are WJC Representative to the o f the League rules did not allow the speaking o f English misquote paid thousands of dollars to at a group function* thus, getting an interview at the All College Senate teach. The natural barriers to Member: Dean’s Task Force, meeting was next to impossible However, they were very Everything? such an endeavor are staggering, Arts Task Force nice and invited us to sit and drink Vodka with them. yet seemingly they are not After we all had a few, they agreed to do the interview in Sirs: enough of a challenge, for we David Porter have constructed a Scyl/a and WJC Representative to the English. But by this time we really didn 7 care The next We are appalled by your Charybdis. On the one hand, we day we met again, with League President Polski a Gorki recent article (?) on one Joe All College Senate have our late admissions policy; Member: Dean’s Task Force and the other officers, VP Casimer Pulaski, Sec. Boris Louis case. The attitude taken on the other, there is the by your reporters (?) Mr. bookstore’s policy of Gudonov, and Tres. Ivan Dustavaich. It was at this meeting Hoogterp and Mr. Johnston that the Slavic Liberation League outlined its goals and under-‘‘ordering’’ books (surely seemed to be that the affair was we can afford a few leftovers, if Records Office basic plan o f action. a laughing matter. We would like only to salvage the overall Sometime in the near future it plans to present the to suggest that the case was Investment). Between these two followingdemands to the administration: much to the contrary. beasts neither student nor Writes We are sure Joe would agree I. That the percentage o f students o f Slavic background teach er can successfully that the matter was no joking complete the educational Dear Sir (i.e. Polish, Russian. Czech., etc) correspond with the affair, as would Ken Vanderbush journey. and those others directly 1. Students who intend to percentages o f Slavic peoples in the national population, Because my comrades and 1 graduate at the end of Winter based on the 1970 census figures. To qualify one must be involved. This was noi only a want to teach aiiu learn, ! deadly serious ordeal for Joe, Term 1972 who have not yet at least 50% Slavic, protest once more. If the ship is filed a diploma card our but also an agonizing ordeal for not to be lost on the rocks, we II. That the School also hire the corresponding the justices and myself. o ffice must do so need slay at least one of our two immediately. percentage o f professors and staff. Mr. Hoogterp and Mr. beasts. III. That C.A.S., T.J.C., and W.J.C. all offer Slavic Johnston might become aware at 2. Any students who had the realities of the matter by incorrect fall term grades Studies Courses, and that some o f these be regarded as Robert Mugerauer should please check with the putting themselves in Joe’s Philosophy Dept. foundation in C.A.S. position, a student with serious instructor involved and with IV. That the League be allowed to send its own charges levied against him and the Records Office. If the representatives to the various student government his further education on the line, corrections can be made by organizations. or Ken Vanderbush’s place, and mid-term, the accumulative administrator with the job at totals on Winter Term grades V. That a building be named after some famous person Task Forces should be correct. o f Slavic heritage. VI. That once a year the school holds making these charges, or they might try the position of a Explain Solid 3. Some important dates - and sponsors a Slavic Heritage Week. member of the Judicial Board, A. February 7, 1972 last day VII. That at least once a week such delicaces as charged with deciding Joe’s guilt Structure of for dropping courses with Kelbasa, stuffed cabbage, and Borsch be served at the or innocence and his educational an automatic “W.” Commons, and that a Polish Grandmother be hired for the future. None of the persons B. F eb ru ary 9, 1972 involved with this case enjoyed William James beginning of course job. his job one bit and we don’t selection for Spring term. VIII. That the school be closed for such occasions as believe any are making jokes A letter will be sent to St. Stanislaus Day, and Chopin’s and Madame Curies' about it. Sirs: each student, at the local birthdays. The Lanthom, it seems, is In reference to the recent address given to us on article in the Lanthom entitled, their profile sheet, to According to Pres, a Gorki, “We are going to be firm still being chased by its old nemesis, blatant editorializing "What is WJC About?”, the detail complete with our demands and make sure all are met. ” VP Pulaski under the guise of reporting. A positive aspects are as follows: it registration information. said. “If it weren't for us, America wouldn't have the good reporter, we would like to was written by a William James C. March 1, 1972 the first of Polack jokes. ’’ Mr. Gudonov also added that. “Without suggest, should always strive for student. five tuition payment dates vodka, there could be no Harvey Wall banger. ’’ They an accurate representation of However, on the other side of for Spring Term. the coin, we have the following mentioned, also, the other tremendous contributions made events not colored by personal feelings. questions: The article made the Sincerely. by their people, such as Polkas at weddings. Reporters who take remarks statement in column 3, Stuart H.post, One may ask. Why a Slavic Liberation League? Mr. and incidents cut of context paragraph 6, “Since it has not Pulaski's quick reply was, “Why net. wc arc a minority and without further explanation for yet built itself around a solid since other minority groups have organized and are getting purposes of grinding a personal structure ... it is hard to make a C h ess C lu b their demands made, we figure we might as well get othe axe have long been recognized prediction with a kaleidoscope.” for their ineptness. The current 1. Have you heard of or tried C h a lle n g e bandwagon too. ” Lanthom has made some great to get a report from the WJC Dear Sir We found it very hard to argue that point, as there is no advances in ridding itself of this Dean’s Task Force, the AIM So you think you’re an such thing as a truely ethnic majority in this country. problem, but some further Task Force, the Environmental expert at chess, eh? If so, the We will refrain from further comment and at this point housecieaning should be done. Studies Task Force, the Chess Club is sponsoring a leave it up to you. the readers, to decide the validity of Personal opinions belong on the Synoptic Task Force, the Arts tournament this term to find the editorial page and ret'orting Task Force, or the Social such an organization, mainly because we ‘re too hung over best player on campus. The should be done honestly, and Relations Task Force? All of plans for the tournament will be at this time to make anymore intelligent comments on this accurately without which are presently engaged in drawn up at a meeting tomorrow or any other situation. editorializing formulating the academic at 1:00 p.m. in Seidman Lounge. However, we urge you to look into the League. As Pres, The recent article entitled * programs of WJC. Those interested but unable to a Gorki said, “Anyone willing to change their name to “Joe,” we suggest, was not an 2. Did you attend regularly, attend should call John at accurate representation of the or acquire an agenda or minutes 895-6249. “sk i" o r “ vich’’ can join. " Even if you can't speak Polish events at the hong Two of the WJC Forum? Did you Sincerely, or Russian, the Vodka is good. events which seem humorous attend regularly the open faculty C J. Czanik 3
DID SOMEONE MENTION «« DUE JUSTICE"? Barbara J. Cullman**
Contrary to someone's misinterpretation, the Lanthorn certainly was aware of the seriousness of Joe Louis's plight in our January 13 issue's analysis of his trial. By no means did we consider the charges put against Joe as insignificant, although we may have been amused at the supercilious terminology used to indicate Joe's alleged crime: ( purveying and proselytizing drugs". Whose Thesaurus was used?) No, we realize that a drug charge is no joking affair. Rather, our satirical farce was centered upon the banalities that were dealt with by the judiciaries who apparently did not learn as much as they thought from the old Perry Mason days. Indeed, what we object to is that this inadequate, trivial procedure which has been accepted as legal and just by a supposedly intellectual community. No, what we object to is that this child's play certainiy does, as Joe cited, deal with the next two years of his life. A further objection arises with the questioning of various 1 JC' students to testify, as it turned out, against Jcc. Did the prosecution uctually expeci to get any worthwhile evidence from Joe's friends? Any response that they might have given, be it positive, negative, or neutral would have counted against Joe. We are not passing judgment on who was right or who was wrong in this case. What we are concerned about is that student Joe Louis has been so outrageously tried and sentenced. What we find disconcerting is that student Joe Louis has been subjected to undemocratic, unjudicial, administrative exploitation. We don’t care to slap one term to one half of the opposition and another term to the other half, what we do care about is that individual Joe Louis has been dealt with so incongruously. " E V E R Y THlritr 15 QOIET Our final contention is: why was Joe Louis singled out? The administration can hardly be blind enough to believe SR R trE !" c\“>. that he is the sole “ proselytizing drug purveyer” on the HERE whole GVSC campus. We are aware that the administration has come to regard the TJC community as a drug oriented hippiedom. But why TJC ? Is it the long hair and weird DOCTOR'S BAG clothes? O r is iLTtic HuiJkie classes? Is CAS too venerable to contain any notorious drug pushers? What about WJC? For that matter, can one be certain that perhaps even some Pregnant Without Orgasm ? of our faculty may not have yet been vilified by the sirenic smoke o! the marijuana joint? QUESTION: Over 2 period of side effects that ra n result from When does the investigation start.’ Why not a heavy about three months my girl overdosing yourself with shakedown of the files to really clean out our hallowed friend ami i have iiau sexual caffeine (either from cottcc or as intercourse about 15 times. In halls? Why not bust the I rat parties, who knows what you arc doing it) are rapid heart all of these encounters, she rate, duodenal ulcers and a claims never to have had an might be going on there? Where does it all end ’ Or begin? variety of other gastrointestinal What is just? Or unjust? Why this evident bias? When will orgasm of any kind With this in mind, we use no protection in symptoms, including the one the other unknown pereentage of drug users be eliminated bed. Now she’s pregnant! How? you describe. If you smoke from the college? Better yet. where might one find the cigarettes, the nicotine will serve untainted healthy souls of nonusers to till the places of the ANSWFR Van h:«v>> performed to enhance the side effects the experiment necessary to previously mentioned You may dismissed unknown percentage? disprove the theory that the also notice some general Once again, we realize the administration's necessity to woman has to have an orgasm in twitchmess. This is the result of keep a clean face for the benefit of the State. But we even order to become pregnant. over stimulation of muscles by Obviously, this ts not the case. more so realize that in Joe's case there was no sufficient Unfortunately, you and your girl your central nervous system. evidence to prove him guilty. Hearsay does not hold in a friend have fallen prey to one of If lethargy is such a problem, your best bet would be to drag legal court, so why should it hold in a trial of the All a number of misconceptions about pregnancy. I am sure that yourself over to your physician Campus Judiciary? Show us a roach with Joe's fingerprints some readers will find it hard to with that complaint If your and we'll believe you. believe this letter. Sadly, many body checks out all right, peoplclack basic education in r»*»rk one Ho or cH*» etumnef sexual function. A short Arnold Werner, M.D. some good people around who ninety-five cent paperback that work with heads deals with many areas of sexual occasional unrest in my • • • • • ignorance that can lead to intestinal tract followed by a pregnancy is Sex is Sever an QUESTION: Often throughout Emergency by Flaine C. Pierson, loose bowel movement. Is that possible, or had I better the year, I have noticed that the IIMTHORII published by J. B. Lippincott water supply see m s Company, I recommend it investigate the possibility that contaminated with rust. What highly. other foods may be causing that The LANTHORN is the student newspaper o f Grand causes the periodic coloring of particular problem? the water? Is this water suitable Valley State College. The opinions expressed in the for drinking? How about its Lanthorn are solely those of the staff or of signed ANSWER: You are flushing effect no the skin? OUESTION: What can you teu yourself into a cafeine toxic contributors. All correspondence or inquiry should o r me about the effect of caffeine, state Caffeine is a complex ANSWER: Much o f the rust is directed to LANTHORN. 17 LSH. GVSC long term or in high dosage? I which is a mild central removed from water bate coffee passionately, but drink on its way through have often felt the need for water treatment plants. EDITOR: Paul Johnston alerting affect for most people. Nonetheless, a certain amount of ASSISTANT EDITOR: Barb Cullinane something for drowsiness early Coffee, tea, cocoa and cola in the morning or during a long rust does settle m BUSINESS MANAGER: John Strutters drinks aS contain caffeine. To other parts of the lecture. Last year I started give you an idea of how st< PRODUCTION MANAGER: Bruce Ladewslci No-Do* which O bM C c 51 A r r : Jeanette wnght. Yvonne Miedema lOOmg of caffeine but 100 to ISO the PHOTOGRAPHER: KenSchepers it SPORTS: BUI Jerow. Rich Neil effect. Now I mat Vi o f tea. A 200mg of caffi bottle o f ORGANIZATION EDITOR: JoeCzamik I find that I ART DIRECTOR: Rick Brunson o f REPORTERS: Paul Mitchell. Mardi Arnold. I
OTHERS: Ed Hoogterp Carly Simon,The Way If Should Be By Barbara Beaton
but it was too often album, has been described in You’d think the second some reviews as “a light boss,! biggest record buying city in misinterpreted, which is why Mickey has ceased writing rock number.” That means that it Michigan (Grand Rapids) would soulds like “The Girl From have caught on to one of the and roll songs. Ipenema." leading female vocalists who His stage presence had a If you read the Detroit Free specializes in a slightly peaceful, calming effect on the Press two Sundays ago. you country-ish sounding rock. But audience. His music, was quiet might have run across the article no, last Saturday night at the but enthusiastic and the lyrics Field House, only a WFRE poetry, and as this one about Carly Simon and Kris medium-small crowd showed up person at the concert aptly Kristofferson being, well, rather to hear Carly Simon, who was described it his music was important in the music world. It preceded by Jonathan Round ‘‘comfortable, gentle also went on about how the) and Mickey Newberry. guitar-picking.’ influenced each other (as Jonathan Round, from far musicians), etc. Carly said, at the away and without my Riasses on, concert that everybody should looked something like Burl Ives. Before I say anything else, I have a chance to write at least Unfortunately my distance and want to say that I thought Carly one Kris Kristofferson song. Her impaired vision didn’t stop me Simon’s concert was the best favorite is, “I’ve Got To Have from hearing the corny and one I’ve ever been to. At most You," a strange haunting song sometimes actually stupid jokes concerts, a lot of people get sick about an uncontrollable, that he told between numbers. of: A) silting on the floor, B) passionate love. Their His singing would have been not having much to do but wait, performance on this song was okay, but it was entirely too and (’) encores. I don't think pretty good, although she loud and wasn’t helped by liis that happened here. When Carly probably had a few hints from slightly mediocre lyrics and not Simon performs, there is really Kris on how he wanted it done. ver> catchy melodics. nothing to get sick of. There is probably no one else In fact, the only thing he did She appeared with her band, in the world who could perform that was worthwhile and I might which consisted of one piano the next song the way Carly even say “outstanding” was his player, Paul Glanz, one Simon does. “That's The Way performance ol Mick Jagger’s drummer. Andy Newmark. and I've Always Heard It Should Be" “Sympathy For The Devil” from Jim Ryan, guitarist. They really gives you the feeling ot the Stone’s “Beggar’s Banquet" bounced onto the stage, seeming desperation and resignation to album. It is a very dramatic and happy about performing but not the way things “should be.” I lie powerful piece, and he did have appearing to take the whole main instrument used m this the capacity to demonstrate this thing very seriously. Their first song is the piano, played by in his performance. “Sympathy song was a not-too-slow, Carly herself, with simple but For The Devil” is also a very not-too-fast, melody called stirring chords. It is really a scary thing to listen to, if you “ Legend In Your Own Time.” lantastic song and very easy to are thinking about what the It’s about life as a star being become lost in. There seemed to lyrics mean jagger fans may not over-glamorized. be more emotion in it that night have liked it since it varied vastly Carly then went into a little than I’ve ever heard on the from his original style, but I speech about something or radio. think it was an improvement. other, which showed in parts You could probably say that “Stereo72” Ottered Jonathan Round was how hard it must be to think of everyone there was anticipating followed by Mickey Newberry, a things to say when you’re up in “Anticipation." Well, they got it country blues singer who could front of a lot of people with and it made them happy. There’s remind you of Gordon bright lights shining in your face. no doubt that it is an exciting By Calvin College Lightfoot. Newberry is the Her introductions for her band thing to hear a hit song being author of “Just Dropped In” (in Audio Distributors, I he though, were charming although done right in front of you and case you don’t remember it, it House of Sound today performances. sarcastic in some places and this is an exciting song anyway. was done by Kenny Rogers and announced their presentation of The unusual part of these probably embarrassing to her Actually, it was an exciting the First Edition about three “STFRFO ‘72’’ at Calvin performances is that they will be co-workers. concert and it was too bad so years ago). It was meant to be College, Fine Arts Center, recorded live in Stereo and “Summer’s Coming Around many people didn’t realize that illustrative of the perils of LSI) Knollcrest C'ampus in ('.rand Quadraphonic modes. Further, Again" from the Anticipation in time. Rapids. The event, sponsored in show visitors are invited to join part by the Kiwanjs Club of in and record toe. For their Cirand Rapids South is also a assistance factory experts will benefit show with proceeds provide technical information being donated to Mary Free Bed before each session as to proper Cultural tvents Planned Hospital, recreation and music microphone type, placement and usage. The contrast in styles of department. by Dennis Abraham somewhat more interesting, as spring to arrange schedules for In addition to the usual music has been chosen to The All-Campus Events Chairman Hills has established a the following academic year display of fine stereo and illustrate the problems found in Coordinating Committee, a sub committee, from names because most of the speakers quadr-phonic products an live recording. little-known, activity-sponsoring submitted to him by Dave Bager, and performers must be unusual scries of performances • Also to be experienced is the rommitt** chaired by Vice of eight seniors to meet with scheduled in advance. However, and seminars is prepared. “ Acousta - voicing” President Arthur Hills, has been him and present ideas for a one committee member, who Friday evening two live demonstration and the special totally new commencement the catalyst for many of the preferred to remain anonymous, performances will be played by tape performance showing the procedure. Their ideas will then cultural events presented for the felt this inactivity contributed to the ‘‘Guadagntm String "milestones of recording history be presented to the entire senior student body. the committee’s obscurity Quartet," a group of fine from Marconi to Quadraphonic class as a whole to be voted Some of the committee- despite its importance to the graduate instumentalists from U Sound.” upon. Although the selection of Many Door Prizes of real sponsored events have included student body. of M. They will play an all a commencement speaker has, in value, you need not be in pantominist Tony Montanaro Suggested as an answer to the Beethoven program on their the past, been controlled by the attendance to win. and the Waverly Concert, future committee’s anonymity was Guadagnini violins, etc., which College’s Board of Control, Hills Tickets available from any events will feature the Ko-Thi regular meetings to which an provide their name. is hopeful they will yield to the Union Bank branch or at Audio Dance Group, whose appearance open invitation to all students Saturday afternoon the seniors’ decision. Disi. The House of Sound, 2342 will coincide with the Black would be issued so suggestions "Muscat Ramblers” from Cirand Despite the apparent activity for future events could be made Rapids. Savory Street restaurant S. Division Ave., Grand Rapids, Culture Week of February 13 through 19. Also, slated to of the committee, some of its and any questions answered. will also provide three live Mich perform during the spring term members are displeased with its However, for the present. Hills are Jose Liman and the Dusha functioning, or non-functioning. invited any interested students Quartet. According to Hills, the to contact him personally to Another major event to occur committee meets only in the discuss future events. in the spring, probably during May, is the formal dedication of the Fine Arts Building. The That’s A Spicy Six Pizzas! Committee has set aside a The ski races which were drinks, as the party progressed. considerable portion of its funds cancelled because of mother The pizza eating contest saw for this event that tentatively nature’s lack of cooperation, Wanted: building supervisor Babysitter wanted: live at my heavily favored William Kratcr will follow a carnival format have been rescheduled for this for apartments close to campus. house in exchange for room and from Concert Band upset by the with many booths displaying Sunday. January 30th. Call 89S-6351 for more board. Preferrably a lemale, Spanish Club’s Bruce Rcges. (•rand Valley State College arts and handicrafts of students Applications are again being information Reges consumed six 7” pizzas to student who must have own and area residents. accepted until noon tomorrow Krater's four and a half. Sigma Looking for an apartment"* transportation, close to campus. Aside from the sponsoring of at the Fxco offices in Seidman Alpha Thet’s George "Animal" There are listings every week in Call: 8US-6683 cultural events, the Committee House The races arc scheduled Hellar finished third with four the Zeeland Flash. For your has responsibility f<»r plsrrirg begin ui *0 a.m. Aii previous Wanted n.aie calico cat. Must and one eighths pizzas. copy contact the Allendale commencement activities In rules and races are still the same. In the powder puff football Office be six months or less. Call past years the traditional The band-sponsored pizza 895-6645 if you have one. finals. Robinson House defeated Spirits flagging"* Need a lift? ceremony, highlighted by a party and pizza eating contest the Kistler Killers 6-0 in the fifth Contact Benny, hanging around speaker of some notoriety, has went off as a big success last overtime period. Deb Britton Lost: blue notebook. Left on been the accepted pattern. Thursday night. Over 300 people the Commons from 3 to 6 the fourth floor of Library. If intercepted a pass and returned Tuesdays and Thursdays. However, the upcoming consumed 225 pizzas and a it for the winning score. found, nlfic? ca!! !2C. commencement could prove couple hundred quarts of soft 6 KARMAL KNOWLEDGE
Ozone was recorded on and off Somewhere during the above over the past couple years. One song, the rest of the band has cut “Beat Me Daddy Fight To joined in, but they quit again as The Bar" was recorded last year West goes into one of his wierd at an Ann Arbor concert. Cody improvisations that scatters does many concerts, and three more sound than your usual cuts are live. The production of rock band while building to the album is good, and the live climax after climax. cuts don’t lose any power when Before the applause dies transferred to disc. A very away, the band goes into satisfying experience all the way “Dreams of Milk and Honey.” around, Cody and his Lost The band nearly realizes their Planet Airmen fill in a gap in potential here with forceful country boogie, that has been vocals and solid bass playing open for a few years. mighty chord progressions and Ozone by Jeff Brown hard drumming alternating bass and guitar solos and I ord only Commander Cody and his knows what else Somewhere in I ost Planet Airmen there, though, the organ got lost and is almost nonexistent. Paramount PAS 6 1 7 This free-for-all lasts for about fifteen minutes and goes One Act Plays “My papa said, son your gonna through a couple of different drive me to drinkin’ if ya don’t songs The band is always stop drivin’ that hot rod moving, always changing, with Presented Daily Lincoln.” none of the “ look how fast I can play" solos which arc so by- ta il Mitch* 11 Boogie and Country feel real prevalent these days. good. and together they It all winds up with a live Starting on January 27, the the actors and technicians compliment each other. Steel GVSC Theatre Department, in a "Mississippi Queen," which involved, the plays will provide Pedal Guitar, Country Piano, a although slower than the break from the traditional one invaluable experience in heavy Sax section, Fiddle and original, is a nice rousing finish major production per term, wil! Flowers of Evil Repertory Theatre where the harp, and acoustic Bass. These for any album. present the “Onc-A-Day demands on their time and instruments played well on the Now' we come to side one. Repertory Theatre.” Six short Mountain stamina are of a completely album do a good thing to the These studio efforts arc a little one-act plays will be presented different nature than the regular songs which vary from 50's Win JJail 550/ different than Mountain’s in all. According to the director play schedule. Boogie to 7Q’s Country. previous studio stuff, mainly and head of the department Dr. The repertory situation also Commander Cody doesn’t go because they’re not quite as William Z. Iron, “ It is a allows the students to see plays down with the big message. The Mountain’s new album, good. Also, since side two is conscious attempt to put theatre they would not normally be able cool breeze of the people’s Flowers o f Evil, has two sides. largely West’s,som e attempt is where the people are." to sec. One act plays are music comes across with hunks (No shit?) The first side was made a! featuring the rest of the Each play will be presented generally not shown extensively of feeling that vibrate up the recorded in the studio and the group on side one. on a recurring schedule at noon unless they are accompanied by spine. The singer is usually the second side was recorded live at Briefly, “ Flowers of Evil” each day. The first three plays others in a general program. focus in country music. Cody the Fillmore East in 1971. I’ll while largely failing at social will run one after another until Therefore, many quality one-act has a South-West country twang talk about side two first, because CCiJliiiC« ■ » / « auCvWUi UK H they are replaced with the last plays are discarded by the “ b o x to hi* voice tliat uOcs good I tike it better. standard Mountain tune. “King’s three play* i»»er in the term. office" philosophers. All the things to both the country music It opens with a guitar solo by Chorale.” featuring Steve Knight Another reason behind this shift plays to be shown this term have and the Boogie. The harmony L eslie West. Turned way up, it is on piano, fails miserably. “One is the large numbei of run off Broadway and therefore that usually accompanies Cody an impressive opening. West Last Cold Kiss” is well written, commuting students here on the have had less exposure than the is all country and doesn’t try to alternates delicate organ-like well played, and well sung by campus. The new set-up will full length variety. be rock in any way. Many of notes with thundering monster Felix Pappalardi, and it would afford them all the chances to The six plays are “Autograph today’s so-called country bands chords and piercing high notes. be excellent if it weren’t for the sec their college productions Hound,” “Wax Museum,” imitate country, and most rock (When I say thundering, don’t fact that the last line of the without having to make an extra “Home Free," “The Knack,” bands imitate boogie, Cody and think of that over used poetical chorus is so horrible as to almost trip at night. Dr. Iron notes that Lemonade" and “ Happy Days.” his band are genuine. Genuine cliche, but rather that rumbling, kill the rest of the number. “since students have a great deal The sets and costumes are being music, sung by real country crashing noise which “Crossroadcr,” in the past, of dead time on their hands handled by Richard Manske and people, real boogie people. accompanies lightning during a would probably have been sung during the day and this will Virginia Helton respectively. Many might say Cody missed storm.) by powerful Leslie West. Instead certainly help fill that gap.” For Admission is 50 cents. his big chance by coming about A little feedback is used to it is sung by lyrical Pappalardi with music twenty years too move into a hard charging and is probably the best thing on SCHEDULE late. The u-swing of country and version of Churck Berry’s “ Roll the side. “Pride and Passion” has boogie in the past three years Over Beethoven.” For all you about one minute of exciting Date Play Place makes a space big enough for people out there who don’t stuff and about six minutes of Cody to slip in. The band has know how to dance, this cut will mush, poorly placed to boot. Jan. 27 Autograph Hound Studio Theatre been around for a few years. • teach you how. by Kenny Dove Jan. 28 Wax Museum Studio Theatre Jan. 33 Home Free Auditorium Feb. 1 Autograph Hound Studio Theatre Feb. 2 Wax Museum Studio Theatre S K I WEEKEND Feb. 3 Home Free Auditorium Feb. 4 Autograph Hound Studio Theatre Feb. 7 Wax Museum Studio Theatre Feb. 8 Home Free Auditorium PLANNED by C.J. Czamik Geb. 9 Autograph Hound Studio Theatre Wax Museum Studio Theatre Feb. 10 Pagano at extension 47S and Home Free Auditorium On the weekend of February Meals are at the students Feb. 11 through the 6th, Grand Valley Carl Mumna at extension 227. Feb. 14 Autograph Hound Studio Theatre expense, and food can be Wax Museum Studio Theatre kiers will have an opportunity Tickets must be purchased by purchased at and prepared in the Feb. 15 Noon on Friday, January 28. Home Free Auditorium } spend an enjoyable weekend Chalet. Two, all-you-can-eat Feb. 16 ciing at a very low price, The price for the ticket is $8.00 Feb 17 Autograph Hound Studio Theatre dinners are planned at a cost of jstler, Robinson, and Copeland (non-refundable). The other five Feb. 18 Wax Museum Studio Theatre S2.50 each. ormitoncs in cooperation with dollars is to be paid as you enter There will be a limit of one After the 18th the plays wil! probably be substituted by “The fic Ski Club are sponsoring a the bus. You also must have a small suitcase plus any skiing Knack”, “Lemonade" and ‘‘Happy Days”. -eekend at Trout Lake Chalet in receipt or ticket from the equipment. A sleigh nde is raverse City. Transportation previous eight dollars payment. planned for one night at a cost nd lodging for the entire Also included in the price are of a quarter Further 'eckcnd will cos! only $ 13 00. free tohaggomng. at one of the information can be obtained Gospel Group Gathers Th; bus will be departing largest hills in Michigan and free from Joe Pagano at extension om the front of Copeland ice skating, so bring your skates. 475. louse at 4 pm. Friday, at Grand Valley ebcuary 4th and will return at On Monday. January 31 at California to the East Coast in p.m. on Sunday. February 6th. 8 00 P.M.. the musical group one night performances to If vou have your own juipmcnt. a day’s skiing will Jeremiah People will be in church related audiences. GVSC VETERANS concert in the Grand Traverse Their show will be one of a » t SS.00. Those without juipmcnt will he charged S9.00 Room. There wfl! be S5C variety of styles and sources MEETING ncludcs tow). If the size of the admission charged. from dramatic sketches and oup is large enough, the price Sponsored by the Grand comedy, to short musical ill fall about $2.00 a day. 55 7 II™ S t NW. G.R. Valley Christian Fellowship, the productions and music utilizing Tickets can be obtained from Jeremiah People are performing original material and established SU slajf Jan, 31, #** PM le bookstore, in tke Commons at GVSC part o f a gospel songs and hymns. as or from Joe twelve-month tour from 6 . * «» LAKERS END
W W h „ . TWO WINNING by Bill Jeroui end Bleb Ball STREAKS Oakland, Jan. 19 Grand Valley's basketball set a school record with 48 team was riding the crest of a points and in addition pulled five game winning streak when down 1 2 rebounds. they took to the road for a game The Lakers were cold from with Oakland University. Once the start, fell behind, and were again the Lakers had them ol' never able to catch up. It was a highway blues as they absorbed familiar story for the Lakers a 109-95 beating primarily due when they play on the road as to the one-man show put on by Oakland outshot and Oakland’s Garvin Melson. Mclson outrebounded the Lakers. Grand Valley FG FT TP Oakland FG FT TP Pierce 6 8- 9 20 Millard 0 1- 1 1 Coney 5 1- 1 1 1 Smith 1 1- 2 3 Frankovitsch 1 0- 1 Conser 4 3- 4 11 Melson 21 6- 6 48 Simpson 16 7- 8 39 Brown 2 1- 2 5 ■Roh 10 5- 8 25 Walls 0 0- 0 0 Hurd dm 1- 3 5 Johnson 3 0- 0 6 2 Johnson 4 3 4 11 Nesbit 0 « _ dm Totals 37-78 21-30 95 Nakoneczny i 0- 1 Percentages 48% 70% Eley 6 1- 2 13 Totals 45-83 19-24 109 Percentages 54% 799? St. Joseph, Jan. 21 through most of the first half. All good things must come to Grand Valley shot only 379? an end and Grand Valley’s 20 in the first half against St. Joe game home winning streak fell while the Pumas were hot, by the wayside when St. hitting 54% in the first half. The Joseph's College of Indiana Lakers shooting percentage convincingly beat the Lakers improved in the second half but 107-89. It was the second time catching up to St. Joe was more this season that the Pumas have than they could handle. The beaten the Lakers, and the script primary factor in the game was was nearly the same as the first the defensive effort of St. Joe’s time. The Lakers were cold from big men who held Ben Johnson the start and only their hustling to only 13 points and limited his play kept them in the game rebounding. Pat Smith Fires Against St. Joe Grand Valley FG FT TP St. Joseph 's FG Smith 4 3- 6 11 Brun CWMCT 7 9-10 23 Fifer Simpson 9 4- '22 7 Morgan Huneryagcr Roh 4 2- 4 10 Thordsen Johnson 6 1- 3 13 Muhlenkamp 1 Adams 1 0- 0 Hogan 2 i 0- i Muieisiiav* 3
Waskelis 0 2- 2 Fueger 0 Davis 0 0- 0 0 Pettengell 4 Hurd 1 0- 1 VonderHaar 1 Noble 1 0- 0 2 totals 32-82 23-38 Oosdyke 0 0- 0 0 Percentages 58.59? 609? Totals 34-82 21-34 89 Percentages 44% 61%
Niles College, Jan. 24 Valley’s dominance of the Grand Valley, fresh from two backboaids, due primarily to the successive losses and naving had fact that Niles has only one its 20 game home winning streak player over 6’3”, was complete snapped, came back with a and allowed the Lakers to take vengeance against out-manned 102 shots to Niles 58. Niles College and destroyed Rebounding totals were Grand them 121-87. Dominance of the Valley 70, Niles 21. rebounding gave Grand Valley Grand Valley will have played all the opportunity it needed to Kalamazoo College last night by run away with the game from the time this issue comes out. the start. The game was less than The Lakers defeated Kazoo by five minutes old when the 30 points in their season opening Lakers had run up a 20-5 lead. game. The Lakers face Oakland They pushed that margin at homenn Jan. 29 and hope to steadily and at half-time were avenge that ioss. immediately sitting comfortably on a 63-33 afterward Hillsdale and Saginaw lead. Valley Colleges wjii be visiting The second half provided Grand Valley’s campus on Feb. mare of the same and Coach 1st and 2nd before the Lakers Dave Sharphorn substituted journey to Albion on Feb. S. freely throughout. Grand Bob Conser Hits From Long Range vFG FT TP 3 0- 0 6 4 5- 4 17 3 4- 4 10 Wrestlers Lose Dual Meet If 0- 3 32 4 2- 4 10 3 0- 1 4 2 4 1 4 0 0- • 0 3 4 • 4 1 1• S 4 7 0- 4 14 4 2- 2 10 0- • 2 53-402 15-30 IZI 52% S0B 7 IHDOOR TRACK Runners Have Troubles SERSOH HHEHD set a new school record in the Last Friday the 1972 indoor The biggest surprise of the two mile event with a time of track team season started for day came from Bob Fubanks. a 9 40.6. The former record of Grand Valley with a tnp to freshman from Grand Rapids, The 1972 indoor track season will also run in the dash, and 9 54 was held by Mike Cobb. Fastern Michigan University for who placed second to Gene is upon us and Laker coach Bill quarter-mile event. while their invitational It was not an Washington in the preliminary (’linger was pleased with the (linger says, “We’re still a Kohane will again represent uneventful day for Grand Valley 60 y ard dash in 6 4, then placed performance of us freshmen predominately freshman team, besides Fubanks. Dave Black of Grand Valley in the dccathalon as one of the two busses broke second behind Marshall Dill in hut we have more experience Muskegon, ran the 440 in 53 4 competition. down in Lansing, and Bill the semi’s also in 6 4 Fubanks and depth than ever before.” Also Rick Cooley of Joncsville. Last fall's cross country team Clinger had to drive back to placed 6th in the finals with a led the Lakers in the high lump The 25-man squad, I 2 of will fill most of the distance Lansing to pick up the rest of 6.5 because of a blister on his with a jump of 6 feet which are freshmen, began running events spots. With junjor the team. Because of this, many foot. Both Washington and Dill, The next meet for Grand practice in early December, fai Bill Vogt running the two-mile, of the events had already been from MSU, arc in preparation Valley will be the University of their season opener which was junior Tom Dcpoy the mile, and completed when the team tor the 1972 summer Olympics. Michigan relays on Jan 29 I held January 21st at the Fastem junior Roger McLain and arrived. Dean Breest, a sophomore. Michigan University Invitational. freshman Chuck Taylor going pm In the field events the Lakers the half-mile distance. Also possess two shot-putters this running the mile will be year, a fact that brings a smile to sophomore Dean Breest. and (linger because for the past senior Dave Am merman. three seasons he has had to Joining Fix in the dash events GRflHD VALIEV to join forfeit this event. The will be Larry Thomas who may shot-putters, both freshmen are not see action right away Keith McMellen. and Joe Smith. because of a knee injury, plus (linger says the Lakers two freshmen Bob Fubanks. and should be strong in the pole Tim Huyser. HEIR ATHLETIC vault event, despite the Running the quarter-mile graduation of Terry Mohre. with Fix and Kohane will be It was announced late University, and Grand Valley Saginaw between athletic Senior Nick ( horny cleared 13 another pair of freshmen, Dave Monday afternoon that Grand State. The conference will directors of all the schools feet at the Fastern Michigan Black, and Rick Brahman Valley State College will join six compete in Cross Country, involved Final composition of University Meet in December, The schedule this year as in other Michigan colleges in the Basketball, Wrestling. Tennis, the league will be formalized at which is a foot higher than his the past has been built around formation of a new sports Golf, Track, and Baseball, with additional meetings to take place best vault of last year. To help invitationals. “We can’t have a league. Competition is scheduled championship tournaments to be this Spring according to Lake him will be two freshmen, Rick dual meet with a team like to begin in seven sports in the held this spring in Track. Tennis, Athletic Director Charles Srwm. Cooley and Lance Morley. Western Michigan or th*- 1972-73 school year. and Golf, and with a Baseball In the high jump senior Dean University of Michigan, but we The new league will be championship to be awarded on Todd is back, with him will be can compete against them at an known as the Great Lakes the basis of regular season CORRECTION Cooley and another freshman, invitational,” explained Clinger. intercollegiate Athletic games. The entrance to the ski hill Paul Zeifas. Todd also will take Grand Valley again this year Conference and will include Wayne State University has has been changed from last year. part in the hurdles with senior will host its own invitational on Hillsdale, Lake Superior State. been approached with an offer You can now get to the ski hill Dennis Harris. February 12th, and for the first Saginaw Valley, Northwood to join the new association but by going through the Kistler The long and triple jumps will time there will be separate Institute. Ferns State, Oakland thus far has expressed no parking lot. Since all hell broke be handled by two sophomores divisions for community colleges interest. The new association loose last Tuesday, skiing will John Fix and Tim Kohane. Fix and four-year colleges. grew out of recent meetings in probably be good.
TRACK SCHEDULE
January 21 at Fastern Michigan University Invitational January 29 at University of Michigan Relavs February 4 at Western Michigan University Invitational 3 00 pm February 12 Grand Valley State College Invitational Noon February 19 Aquinas College Noon February 26 NAIA District 23 Championships at Aquinas College Noon * March 3 at Fastern Michigan University 3:00 pm «■ March 8 Hillsdale C ollege 5:00 pm % March 16 Grand Valley State College High School Class B Invitational March 17 Grand Valley State College High School Ciass A invitational
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-■ 8 Student Government Explained
Last year. Grand Valley the policy recommending body pass resolutions dealing with making nominations and actually sponsor events, but only adopted a system of internal for community life and student relevant national or social issues, appointments to fill student approves expenditures for events government that gave students a affairs. The majority of the although the college is not vacancies on the Council and sponsored by other voice in policy making at members of the Council are required to take any action on other committees. organizations. virtually every level of students, with representatives this type of resolution. The The Student Activities Fee The Committee on Campus organization within the College. also coming from the Faculty, Community Council has four Budget Committee is a semi Activities is responsible for However, because of the great the administrative and standing committees that handle autonomous body that has sponsoring events on campus. number of decision making professional staffs, and the much of the workload. responsibility for distribution of This year, the committee is in bodies that exist on campus, hourly paid staff. The officers of The Executive Committee on the student activities money. charge of the CCA film scries, many people have been unable the Community Council are Student Life and Activities The Committee is made up of and the Winter Carnival, among to understand the system. In students, elected at Large by the (ExCo) is made up of the four students; two other events. order to rectify this lamentable students and faculty. officers of the Community administrators from the student The Committee on Campus situation, (or perhaps to show The Council has the power to Council, plus the Vice President activities office, and one faculty Life is responsible for approval that we don't understand either) make recommendations for for Student Affairs and a member. The decisions of the of the formation of campus the Lanthorn presents this Guide revision of college policies as representative from each of the Budget Committee are subject to organizations, and is also in to the Internal Government of they affect community life (the Colleges. ExCo has the review by the Community charge of arranging Community The Grand Valley State Colleges. recent change in college drinking responsibility of calling and Council, and all of its budgets Forums to encourage discussion policy resulted from such a setting agendas for Community are open for student inspection. of important campus issues. THE CAS SENATE recommendation) and can also Council meetings, and for The Budget Committee does not The College of Arts and Sciences Senate, made up of about eighty percent CAS faculty, and twenty percent student representatives, is the major policy with within the CAS. The CAS Senate recommends upon such CALENDAR o f EVENTS academic matters as curriculum, internal organization, and graduation requirements. In his Thursday, Jan. 27 recent “State of the College” 6:30-8 p.m. G.U.I.S.F.. Meeting address. President Lubbers also 149 Lake Michigan Hall asked the CAS Senate to begin 9-10:30 S.A. Budget Fee Committee Meeting considering the establishment of 249 Lake Michigan Hall Friday, Feb. 4 graduate programs within the 6-8:00 p.m. Theta Tau Theta 274 Lake Michigan Hall CAS. 8-10 a.m. T.J.C. Dance Production The business of specific 8:00 p.m. C.C.A. Film John Wayne 118 Fine Arts Building 132 Lake Huron Hall personnel and curriculum 12-1:00 p.m. Friday worship changes in the CAS is handled 249 Lake Michigan Hall Friday, Jan. 28 by the individual departments. 3-5 All College Judiciary Each department is required to 12:30-2:30 SHARE Program 249 Lake Michigan Hall allow those students who have 5-9:30 W.J. College Faculty Planning Worship declared majors in the 301 Manitou 224 Commons department to elect 3-5:00 All College Judiciary 8:00 p.m. C.C.A. Film Performance representatives to the 249 Lake Michigan Hall 132 Lake Huron Hall department meetings. 3-5:00 Community Council Meeting 223 Commons Saturday, Feb. 5 THE TJC TOWN MEETING 3-5:00 C.A.S. Senate The policy recommending 301 Manitou 10-5 00 W.J.C. Faculty Planning Worship body in the Thomas Jefferson 3:30-5:30 Speaker: Robert Terry 224 Commons College. The Town Meeting, is SeiHfnsn Pit 7:00am-6p.m. State Solo Ensemble Festival open to all members of the TJC 121 Fine Arts Building Community, and is free to Sunday, Jan. 30 deliberate on almost any topic it Sunday, Feb. 6 chooses. The Representative 9-12 noon Campus Ministry Council of the Town Meeting 274 Lake Michigan Hall 10:30 am - 11:45 Worship serves as a sort of executive 10:30-11:45 Worship G.T. Room, Lake Michigan Hall body or steering committee, and G.T. Room, Lake Michigan Hall 1-4:00 Black Student Coalition Jam Session handles many of the routine 3-5:00 StringedQuartet 8:00pm.-l a.m. Seidman Pit and Lounge affairs for the Town Meeting. Louis Armstrong Theatre 6:30-8:30 Folk Mass 6:30-8:30 Folk Mass r. T. Room, Lake Michigan Hall THE WJC FORUM G.T. Room, Lake Michigan Hall C.C.A. Film Performance William James College has a 132 Lake Huron Hall system that is similar to that Monday, Jan. 31 used in TJC. The WJC Forum is Monday, Feb. 7 open to all members, and elects 6-7:30 Lutheran Student group an executive committee called 224 Commons 11:30 1 p.m. Theatre the Executive Committee. 6-11:00 Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Concert 3-5:00 p.m. 118 Fine Arts Building G.T. Room. Lake Michigan Hall 12:00-1 p.m. Geneva Forum THE ALL COLLEGE SENATE 121 Lake Huron Hall The All College Senate is the Tuesday, Feb. 1 8:30-8:00 p.m. W.J.C. Faculty Planning Worship major policy recommending 224 Commons body for academic or 1:15-3:00 Student Life Meeting academically related matters 249 Lake Michigan Hall Tuesday, Feb. 8 that directly affect all or most of 7-6:00 Christisr. Science h ijjn ijjijo a Meeting the Colleges, institutes, schools, 374 Lake Michigan Hall W.J.C. Faculty Planning Workshop and service units. About half of 7:30-11 p.m. Delta Sigma Phi 224 Commons the membership of the All 249 Lake Michigan Hall 1:15-3:00 Student Life Meeting College Senate is Faculty, and 249 Lake Michigan Hall about twenty percent is Wednesday, Feb. 2 1:30-1:00 Theatre students, with the rest coming 3-5 118 Fine Arts Building from the administrative and 11:30-1 Theatre 7:15-8:30 Navigators Group Meeting professional staffs. 3-5:00 118 Fine Arts Building 220 Mackinac One of the central functions 3-4:00 John XXIII Parish Prayer 7:30-11 p.m Delta Sigma Phi of the Senate is making final 249 Lake Michigan Hall 249 Lake Michigan Hall recommendations on the 3-5:00 Hamlet organization and structure of the 7-9.00 132 Lake Huron Hall Wednesday, Feb. 9 Colley. All proposals for new 4:004 Theta Tau Theta colleges, institutes, and service 220 Mackinac 11:30-1:00 Theatre units must be acted upon by the 7-10:00 First Aid Clam 3-5 118 Fine Arts Building AH College Senate. The Senate 3C1 M asieu 3- 4:00 John XXIII Pariah Prayer does not. however, concern itself 249 Lake Michigan Hall with the internal matters of the Thursday, Feb. 3 4- 6:00 Theta Tau Theta ■dmiliisi Coicfn, or with 220 Mackinac 9-10:30 S.A- Budgrt Fee Committee Meeting 7-10:00 First Aid Claw 249 Lake Michigan Hall 301 Manifou 12:00 noon Djammion o f Hamlet 7-11:00 Delta Sigma Phi 220 Mackinac 274 Lake Michjgmi Hall THE COMMUNITY COUNCIL 3 :3 * 5 :3 0 FBm 132 Lake