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ND Holds Commencement by TIM VERCELLOTTI to the Graduates, Their Families and Tuchman, Author, Historian; and Wil­ News Lidttor Guests • • • Top Ten Stories -page 6 VOL XV, NO. 138 an independent student newspaper Reagan to speak ND holds commencement By TIM VERCELLOTTI to the graduates, their families and Tuchman, author, historian; and Wil­ News lidttor guests. President Reagan will also liam H. Webster, director of the receive an honorary doctorate. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Close to 2,000 students will Other honorary degree recipients Edmund S. Muskie, secretary of rt-cclve dq~rt-cs as part of Notre indudc Kurt Waldhcim, Secretary­ state in the Carter administration as Dame's 1.~6th annual commence· General of the United Nations; G. well as a 22-ycar veteran of the U.S. mt·nt exercises, to ht· held in the Emmett Cardinal Carter, archbishop Senate, will receive the 1981 Laetarc south dome oftlw Athletic and Con­ of Toronto; Alden W. Clausen, long Medal, Notre Dame's highest honor vention Center on Sunday at 2 p.m. time executive with Bank of and the oldest honor accorded A total of I ,602 undt·rgraduates, America and president-appointee of American Catholics. I ,207 mt•n and 39S women, will the World Bank; Rene J. Duhos, Co-valedictorians wil deliver the receive bachelor's degrees. The list scientist, author, humanitarian and customary address this year. Nancy of graduates also indudes 103 stu­ t·nvironmentalist; Teddy Kollek, Marie Haegel, a metallurgical dents to rt•ceive master's degrees, mayor of Jerusalem; Nikolaus Loh­ engineering student from Milan, 77 studt·nts to receive MBAs, 146 kowicz, president of the University Ohio, and Lawrence J. Pohlen, an law students to receive Juris Doctor of Munich; Pat O'Brien, star of II 0 aerospace and mechanical engineer­ dt·grccs, and 49 students to receive motion pictures, induding the title ing student from Eden Prairie, Minn., dot:toratcs. role in Knute Rockne: All­ will share the honors. Pn·sidt·nt Ronald Reagan will American; Allen S. Ripley, head of See ND, page 4 present tht•commcncemcnt address the Grace Foundation; Barbara I 34th year St. Mary's schedules exercises By MARY AGNES CAREY he awarded to Fr. Casimiro Roca, vocation, May 4 in O'Lau)o\hlin SMC 1!.--.:ecutlr'e lidttor who has dt~dicated his life to Auditorium, both Saint Mary's missionary work with Spanish faculty members and students 'foday's nurses pinning ceremony Americans, and Maria Mazza received awards. and Han·alaurcatc Mass will begin Komparc, a 1964 Saint Mary's Penny Jameson, a.o;sociate profes­ thc 13-lth commenccmcnt cx· graduate who ha.o; worked with the sor of psychology, received the crdscs at Saint Mary's College. Navajo and Hopi Indians in Tuha Maria Picta Award for her skill, dedication and excellence in teach­ Forty·thrct· scnior nursing stu­ City, Ariz., for the past I 0 years. ing, particularly in lower division dcnts will each rcceivc a nursing Kathlecn Jean Gels is the valedic­ courses. Sr. Jean Kiene, received the st:hool pin whkh exprcsses the torian for the dass of 19H I. The Spes Unica Award for excellence in President Reagan, recovering from the recent attempt on his life, itkals of nursing and signifies Lumen Christi Award winner will be teaching and service to the college. willt•enture to the Universi~y this Sunday to address the graduates of st·rvkc to humanity. The ccrt·mony announced at commencement. 1981. (photo b_y]oh11 Macor) hq.;ins at I :30 p.m. in thc Church of Durin~o~ the annual Honors Con- See SMC, page 4 Lort·tto. Fr. William E. McManus, bishop of the Fort Wayne-South Bend Di<Kcsc, is tht· principal celchrant Looks back for tht· llan·alaurcatt· Mass which hq.;ins at 4 p.m. in thc court of l.t·Mans llall. Monsignor John J. SBP Paul Riehle remembers term E~o~an, director of the Notre Dame Ccntcr for J>a.~toral and Social Minis· Paul Riehle was the Notre Dame where thcy arc coming from on W c also established the escort found an area where students were try. will serve as homilist for the Student Body President this past issues. service which I think is a prime ex­ being unfairly treated, and it wasn't ma.~s. year. lie was inten,iewed by Oh­ Tht· last meetings of the Senate ample of the potential of the Senate so much an exampk of an antagonis­ A graduation party from 9 p.m. to .scrvcr Senior Staff Report~ jeff and the CLC under my tenure were in that a district senator, who had no tk rclationship with the administra· I a.m. at Ccmury Ccntcr will he Choppin about this year's student an example of how the process is position in student ~otovernmcnt lion. sponsort·d hy the administration and government. supposed to work. We had proposals bdore this year, orginatcd the plan. We also reacted to the strip search tht· senior dass for parents and on housing which were discussed in We also lowered vcnding prices hy sending a pretty interesting letter )o\UCSlS. the Senate and tal<en to the CI.C. this year on Coke from S.45 to S.40, to Mayor Parent which we got a IIden M. Luke, a Jungian coun­ Thcv were Implemented and that's with a promise from the Administra­ rcsponsc from not long ago. I think sdor and published author, will why they ; have the off-campus tion to review the prices on all our relationship with the South dcllvt·r tht· t·ommt·n<:cmcnt addrcss housing co~mittee now. I think the sundry prices. This wa.o; pretty sig­ Bend city politicians will he better and rn·eivc an honorary doctor of committee I~ going tp do some real· nificant in that it was another ex­ next year. humanities dcgrt•t• during gradua­ ly sionlficant at their last meeting. ample where student government See PRES, page 5 tion ccrt·monics which begin at .,.. I ' I 0::~0 a.m. tomorrow in the court of LcMans llall. In ca.~c of rain, com­ Paul Riehle mcnlTmcnt willtal<c place in Angela Groufs to demonstrate Athletic Fadlity. Q: What would you regard as Luke studied the psychology of your chief accomplishment of this Carl G. Jung in Zurich and practiced year? Re(:lgfln visit sparks dissension as a counselor in Los Angdes for 14 A: The chief accomplishment yt·ars. In 1963 she established Apple would be the reorganization of stu­ By MARK! RUST I but to President Reagan. The letter protested the direc­ Farm in Three Rivcrs, Mich., a small dent government and Student NewsStaff : tions and intentions of Reagan's programs, and was ccntcr and guest house which has Senate this year. It will probably be I I signed by Law Prof John Gilligan, former governor of progressed into a community of the most long-lasting accomplish­ Outside protesters numbering anywhere from I, SOO Ohio; Fr. John Fitzgerald, acting director of Campus pcoplc seeking to undcrstand the ment. I'd like to come hack in a few to 3,000 ate expected to turn out out for commence­ Ministry; Enda McDonagh, Huisking professor of theol­ transforming powcr of symbols in years and sec the Senate still in ment ceremonies Sunday. The protesters bring with ogy; Donald Sniegowski, assistant dean ofthe College of operation. I suspect it will be. their Jives. them a grab-bag Arts and Letters; and Harvey Bender, professor of biol­ The stuff the Senate did this year Now in hcr 70s, Luke has spent of ide6logical ogy. Faculty members arc required by contract to at· was not as significant as it might in most of her life exploring the sym· gripes that range FRIDAy.::=:::::=:=:::::::::::::::·:··· · tend graduation ceremonies, hut some were future years. It took us a while in get­ holk dimensions of the human from concern on ting off the ground. The Senate has considering cutting commencement. However, the psyche throu)o\11 dreams, images and El Salvador to spent a lot of time getting off its feet, protest would have gone unappreciated and few are ex· myths. She is the author of a hook on nuclear rreactors, :=======:=:=:=====:=FOCUS pected to miss the ceremony. Dante and ba.~ just published a col­ getting rules of procedure es­ tablished. and they Although Secret Service officers declined to releasc lection of her essays, Woman: Earth represent at least six states. The first major thing we did was specific details of the President's visit, sources close to and Spirit. Security for the President's visit will "be tight," the arrangemchts have confirmed that the President rewrite the CLC constitution. We Msgr. E~o~an, Sr. M. Bertrand Sul­ will be arriving in South Bend shortly before com­ changed the body all around to according to Richard Conklin, director of Information livan, gcnt'fal trca.~urcr of the Con­ Services. mencement ceremonies and will leave shortly thereat: mal<e it a pretty viable body. I think ~o~rcgation of the Sisters of the lloly ter. He will be driven directly into the ACC in a car that the way the CLC and the Senate are A large group that will he protesting silently, rat!1er Cross, and Sr. Jeanne Knocrlc, prcsi­ will also carry Fr. Theodore Heshurgh, lJniversity presi· set up right now is pretty positive. than physically, is the Notre Dame faculty. A large and dt·nt of Saint Mary-of-the· Woods dent, and Edmund Stephan, chairman of the Board of There is studcnt input; students impressive group of deans, department chairman and College will also receive honorary other tenured professors drafted and circulated a one· Trustees.
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