The Prospector (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 27, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 28, 1975 Page: 3 of 6
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Convention plans underway
Committee positions unfilled
By Ernie Thomson
By Bill Wall
SKIERS GET READY . ..
Activities
OLYMPIAN KIKI CUTTER IS COMING
Lecture and Conditioning
8 pm Wednesday November 5 Megoffin Auditorium
A Student Activities Presentation
Ombudsman gets complaints
the
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problems should contact me in
Union or call 747-5 5 84.
If you already have a survey please return it
this week.
For the person interested in spending
some time reflecting on their life and
the Christian message. Antioch is a
retreat for the single young adult. It
is an experience of dialogue, sharing,
prayer, laughter, giving and receiving.
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These committees constitute one of the
channels for initiating change in University
policies. It is necessary to have outspoken
students representing the student body on these
Andrew Wyke, played by Ray
Guard, engineering dean, aims
pistol during Festival Theatre’s
production of Sleuth. Watching is
Mike Lugo. (Photo by Chad
Puerling)
Last week the Student Association sent out
over 500 survey questionaires to students in
order to find out what University students want
done by their student government.
committees in order for our opinions to be
effective.
Any student interested in these or any other
committees please contact Bill Wall in 307 E.
Union or call 747-5 5 84.
The questionnaire concerns such vital issues as
a tavern on campus and how approximately
A. To have jurisdiction over all
registered student organizations and be
responsible for approval of new student
organizations in accordance with the
provisions of the Regent’s Ryles and
Regulations.
B. To advise on policies related to
Procedure for returning surveys was made as
simple as possible so students could easily
respond. So far we received less than 100.
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By Ernie Thomson, S.A. Ombudsman
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$700,000 of your Student Service Fees should
be spent.
A follow-up mailing of the survey will be
done next week. If you receive one of these
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Dean of engineering
acts for relaxation
activitives and facilities for the student
body.
D. To coordinate and promote
lectures, concerts, convocations and
commencements.
Teaching Effectiveness Committee
A. To develop methods for drawing
faculty attention to matters involving
teaching effectiveness.
B. To develop means of influencing
the teaching behavior of all faculty and
to recommend the procurement of
adequate materials for the improvement
of teaching performance.
students are seeking help in
math,” explained Woods.
“Yesterday by 10:30 a.m.
200 students had come in for
tutoring in math,” she said.
This convention will be a “first” for the
University Student Association and we
anticipate that student leaders from all over the
Southwest will attend and participate.
Anyone who would like more information
about the Convention should contact Mark
Nehring, Convention Coordinator, at the
Student Association Office, 303 East Union.
math tutors, said Frank
Arranda, Study Skills and
Tutorial Services coordinator.
The reason for the
additional tutors is that more
organize and
and recreation
1. Two complaints from students wanting to
move out of the dorms thus breaking their
dorm contracts.
2. Several complaints about parking
problems in the dorm parking lots.
3. A petition from students in a class asking
for the removal of an instructor.
4. Several complaints about Library policy
allowing faculty members to check out books
for an entire semester.
5. One student asked for help in presenting a
grade-change case before the Welfare am
Grievance Committee.
Any student having similar, complaints or
Plans are underway for the Greater
Southwest Area Convention of student leaders
to be held in El Paso in February .The theme of
the Convention is “Students’ Rights”.
Georgia Senator Julian Bond will be keynote
speaker at the Convention. Lyceum Series
speaker Ralph Schoenman, an authority on the
John F. Kennedy assassination, will also appear
on campus at this time.
Some of the proposed workshop topics
include: Title IX and womens’ rights; Student
Attorney Programs; Campus freedom of the
press; Student government structures; collective
bargaining for students; and student lobbying
programs.
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The Student Association has filled most
existing student positions on Faculty Council
Committees. However, there are several
remaining and duties for each are as follows:
Research Committee - (open to graduate
students only)
A. To receive and evaluate
applications for University-organized
Research Grants and to make pertinent
recommendations.
B. To develop and express faculty
opinion concerning the operation of
administrative units directly concerning
faculty research. Such as the Office of
Contracts and Grants, the Schellenger
weeks ago.
Guard has been active in
drama for several years. He
enjoys roles which are a
contrast to his own life. While
president of a community
little theater group at
Michigan Tech, he < once
played a harsh Greek
dictator, Creon, father of
Oedipus, in “Antigone.”
Louise Guard maintains
that people go to the theater
to identify with various
characters. For instance,
“Half the people involved
with our theater group in
Michigan were engineers,” she
explained.
She finds her husband’s
role appropriate. “A good
deal of research goes into
mystery writing, so he is not
entirely out of character.”
and the
Research Laboratory
Computation Center.
Student Organizations and
Committee
Theater work seems to be a
family preoccupation with
the Guards. Alan, their son,
who is a high school
sophomore, is doing the
sound for “Sleuth.” He is
active in his school’s stage
productions and has worked
backstage at the Upstairs
Theatre Downtown.
Mrs. Guard directed
“Come Blow Your Hom,”
the festival’s most recent
production. Her role in
“Sleuth,” however, is more
superficial--“She’s in charge
of my makeup,” Guard
social activities
government.
C. To propose,
implement health
What makes a dean of
engineering turn to drama as
an avocation? Ray Gaurd
plays Andrew Wyke, the
mystery writer in Anthony
Shafer’s “Sleuth,” now
showing at 8 p. m. Thursdays
through Saturdays until Nov.
1, at the Festival Theatre.
For Guard acting is a lot
like teaching, “You have to
sell yourself to a class the
way an actor sells himself to
an audience.”
“Acting is relaxing-much
different from the highly
technical work of
engineering,” he explained.
“I sort of backed into this
role,” he said. His wife, vice
president of the Festival
Association for the
Performing Arts, suggested he
read for the part about three
Two new students have
increased to 47 the tutoring
staff of Study Skills and
Tutorial Services, said Nancy
Woods, director of the
program. They started
Oct. 13, she said.
Mike Loya, junior in
mechanical engineering, and
Laura Rodriguez, junior in
mathematics, were assigned as
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