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Attendance optional for 1970 graduation exercises lusic for the , to the I :-. After receiving his doctorate degree from President James A. McCain, a student receiving a graduate degree is hooded by the dean of his college. 19 Four or more years of study were climaxed when 1,175 undergraduates, 73 veterinary students and 80 master ' s and doctoral graduates received their respective degrees in June. Greetings were offered by Governor Docking and the Board of Regents. Honorary degrees were conferred on three outstanding personages by Presi- dent McCain. McCain ' s charge to the class was answered by Stan Weir, se- nior class president, with a statement of the class ' s obligation to themselves, the University and the country. Diplomas were mailed to graduates as commencement exercises were op- tional for the first time in K-State ' s his- tory. Approximately 90 per cent of the seniors attended while only doctoral candidates were required.
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With their commencement programs uate degrees listen to Governor Dock- cert Band provided music for the in hand, candidates for undergrad- ing ' s address. The University Con- graduation exercises and program. Degree candidates filled the ground level of the field house. The colored tassels on the graduation caps, not- ing different colleges, were switched from the right side to the left side by the grads after receiving degrees. 18
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Youth urged to ' care for earth ' Environmental Awareness Week 1970 was April 5-11. It began with a Sunday rally and dance followed by a speaker, Tom Dahl. Secretary of the Interior Walter Hickel spoke on Mon- day and challenged the nation ' s youth to care for the earth, declaring that pollution is not just something politi- cally popular to talk about. Seminars such as Population Everybody ' s Baby, photography and poster contests, a film festival and an Environmental Town Meeting gave everyone a chance to become involved. Drawing the most publicity was the Can-A-Second Marathon which collect- ed over 350,000 cans off of Manhattan ' s streets. Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity won the event by collecting in excess of 106,000 cans. Classes such as Man ' s Physical World II labs, worked togeth- er to arrange a pollution exhibit which was displayed in Cardwell hall. College living groups and other com- munity groups entered in the Can-A- Second contest to collect the many cans discarded beside local streets.
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