Xavier University Exhibit Journals, Publications, Conferences, and Edgecliff oC llege Newspaper Proceedings 1977-02-18 Edgecliff tudeS nt Newspaper Edgecliff olC lege - Cincinnati Follow this and additional works at: http://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/edgecliff_newspaper Recommended Citation Edgecliff oC llege - Cincinnati, "Edgecliff tudeS nt Newspaper" (1977). Edgecliff College Newspaper. Book 261. http://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/edgecliff_newspaper/261 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Journals, Publications, Conferences, and Proceedings at Exhibit. It has been accepted for inclusion in Edgecliff oC llege Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Exhibit. For more information, please contact [email protected]. - Page 4 has a new name .. Metamorph1 sis EDGECLIFF NEWS Vol. 42, No. 8 Edgecliff College Friday, February 18, 1977 Tuition Increase Announced For Next School Year by Cynthia Shepherd 'We are reluctant about making the forced to raise their tuition. Xavier's INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENDITURES Up 9.41/t Sister Margaret Anne Molitor, increase, but we simply could find no coat per credit hour will still be higher Presrdent of Edgecliff College, an­ other way to make up the difference,'' than Edgecliff's by $2.tYJ per credit AUXILIARY SERVICES Up 12.11/t nounced that it haa become stated Slater Margaret Anne. She hour. (lncludff Sulllv•n H•ll, H•rrllOli H811, r necessary to lncreaae tuition by went on to uy that it doesn't make up Sister Margaret Anne feels that the Bookatore, Food Service) about 104MI. The Board of Trustees the total difference, but it will help. lncreeae in tuition will affect many ha approved an incl'98H from One example of an increaae in coat students, and mayforcesometoseek $56.00 per credit hour to $63.00, faced by the College is that of the other colleges. She encourages ADMINISTRATIVE Upl.7% effective with the first semester of the heat, light and power bill. The coat for students to talk to Sister Marcia Ken­ 1977-78 academic year. Fanuary, 1976 was $11,903.00, ning in the financial aid office about GENERAL INSTITUTIONAL EXPENSES I. It was also announced that the whereas the cost for these same aid for next year. Adjustments will be S.l•ry •nd w•o" Up l'lo room rates for dorm students will go Items for January, 1977 was $22,- made for those students who have Telephone coats Up 25% up by $25.00 per semester, and board 675.00. There was a 90.54111 increase. already sent in their applications for Hffl, llght, power Up35% ,by $20.00. The raise ia necessary to Edgecliff College la not alone In the the 1977-1978 school year. lnaur•nce Up 11% make up the deficit, and also to increase. Xavier University and Un­ If anyone has any questions, they Upk"p guarantee .the first rate education iversity of Cincinnati also announced should feel free to contact Sister Mafnteunc:e I Up 11'1. offered at Edgecliff. that because of inflation, th9y are Margaret Anne In her office. T••• 1 .Beneflta (employ"') Up 11.9"' BOOKS FOR LIBRARY Up 21.41/t STUDENT SERVICES Up 10,3% (lncludff reglatrar, dMn of atudenta, cempua mlnlater, •dmlaalona, fln8"C181 •Id, he•llh Gwen Conley's ... Feelings Mnlcn, counMHng, llbniry) OVERALL BUDGET INCREASE Up 11.11/t Richard and Willie and six young men call The Lockers who provided some fance and creative footwork while News In B.rief performing their new dance entitled "Trilogy". Financial Aid Some of the songs performed by Fashion Show Ma. Conley were: "Y.ou Make Me Feel Available To Be Held Like Dancing", Stevfe Wonder's "Sir The Ohio Assembly is now con­ Duke'', and her traditional finale, The Edgecliff Alumni Association sidering raising the income level to "Feelings". is sponsoring its annual fashion show $20,000. Watch for more on that. Ms. Conley wants the audience to and luncheon at Beverly Hills Supper know she appreciated them and said, Club on Saturday, February 26 for the The Basic Educational Opportuni­ "the person on stage needs to feel the benefit of the scholarship fund. Last ty Grant (BEOG) has a special provi­ kind of sincerity and generosity that year this event netted $2700.00 sion. Any unreimbursed tuition and was displayed at Edgecliff." Edgecliff Faculty,.....and students are fees for children in grade school and welcome to attend. Please call the high school can be included as This production is an extension of Alumni Office, Ext. 214, for further in­ parents' expenses. Ms. Conley's local once-a-month, formation. Cost of the tickets is $7 .50 half hour musical, which she's been The following Edgecliff students Be sure that you pick up all infor­ doing for one year. Some of her more have graciously volunteered to assist mation for financial aid. Even if you prominent guests in the past have in­ on the day of the show: Ann Gebauer, didn't receive any aid this year, refile. cluded : Jow Morgan of the Red 's, Bil­ Diana Baker, Laura Schamore, Katie Each year the cost of living ris11s and ly Dee Williams and Dee Dee Warwick Stevenson , Linda Muenchen, Lecia (Dionne's sister). each individual application is con­ sidered. Paras, Sally Richert, Diane Sparks, Lorene Townsend, Lisa Frey, Eileen Ms. Conley recorded an album last Condit, Katie Free. year titled the "Many Faces of Gwen Also. .Supplemental requests for Conley". This spring she hoi)es for a reconsideration of application are successful album with a possible "big available. Certain conditions (loss of High School label". Ms. Conley plans on having parents' job. etc.) may now make you some of her original work on the new eligible. Visitation album. She has made several appearances with the Pops For more information, see Sr. If there are any students who wish Orchestra, the full Cincinnati Marica Kenning in the Financial Aids to visit various high schools on Symphony and with Doc Sevrensin office. college-day or college-night, please for a Proctor & Gamble benefit. contact th e admissions office. Ms. Conley appeared as Bonnie in Job Placement the Stagecrafter's Production of For Seniors Summer In Spain "Applause, Applause" last year, and would like to do more Community Seniors: It may not seem possible Each year during the summer, a Theatre, if she had the time. Currently but graduation will be upon you soon. program is ottered to students to Gwen Conley, star of Bob Braun's 50-50 Club, and her own show, FMllnga, she is receiving dance instructions Time to start preparation for job hun­ travel and study in Spain. made a special taping In lhe Edgec:lltt-Corbett Theatre. The audience mainly from Pat Parker, a regular on ting. I will be happy to help with Last summer 126 students from 35 consisted of Edgecllff students. Edgecliff's stage. writing resumes. interviewing and states departed from Kennedy Air­ Ms. Conley has been In the inter­ letters of application. J. Coughlan, port and flew to Barcelona. nationally distributed Las Vegas Star Placement - located next to The group was lodged in Univer­ by P99 O'Mlllley magazine four times and hopes to Finan iial Aid. sidad Laboral de Tarragona, on the "Cut, technical problems, do it Edgeclitt's facilities. Ms. Conley appear there as a headliner or opener Mediterranean coast where they lived again, places, ready-." These were found she liked the intimate at­ and attended classes. The University · the phrases echoing in Edgecliff­ mosphere at Edgecliff's newly refur­ soon. H~ir manager, Merle Howard, King Island had its own private beach, tennis and Corbett Theatre on Wednesday, bished theatre. She discovered It was out of Vegas, has a contract for her to Holds Auditions basketball courts. February 2 during a very special tap­ available, thought it ideal and decid­ play London when he deems it feasi­ Courses ranged from Elementary ing of "Feelings", starring Gwen Con- ed it was a great place for her show. ble. KINGS MILLS, OHIO - Kings Spanish to Literature and Culture. ley. Island family entertainment center Ms. Conley has been a Cincinnati The production crew arrived on Ms. Conley, A Leo for Astrology will audition for live shows per­ As part of the program, a trip was television celebrity for six years as a Monday, January 31 and rehearsals buffs, plays tennis, does snow skiing, formers and technicians from 12-8 taken to Madrid, and such famous regular vocalist on the Bob Braun began, work seemed endless but by has taken flying lessons and plans to p.m. February 26 and 27 in the new cities as Toledo, Avila, Segovia, and Show (ch. 5, 12 noon). WLWT and its Wednesday at 7 p.m. the audience resume them. Mostly, she "loves American Heritage Music Hall, ·.next the historical Valle de los Caidos. In parent company, Multimedia Broad­ was seated and ready for the final tap­ travelling" and has recently been to to the front gate. Madrid they visited the Museo del casting of Ohio co-produced the ing of the Gwen Conley show, Hawaii, the British West Indies, Debbie Denise, Live Shows Direc­ Prado, Palacio Real , Fabrics de hour long musical variety pilot. The "Feelings". Ms. Conley and her Montego Bay, Mexico, and she often tor, announced there are more than Tapices, Plaza Mayor etc. finished product was presented at a guests worked relentlessly through takes business trips to Las Vegas. 170 positions open at the park for the Students found that they tiad also convention of television producers the seven hours of taping and the Gwen Conley suggested there is a 1977 season. more than enough time to do, see, and executives on February 12 for audience was kept in good spirits by big chance Edgecliff will be used for ThJl scheduled auditions are for in­ and learn whatever they chose.