Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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1. The Board of Supervisors meets six times a year with committee meetings two weeks prior to the full Board meet. The Board is based in the new LSU Systems Building on Lakeshore Drive but meets at the various campuses of the LSU system. (Long) 2. Members of the Board include, seated from left to right, President Martin D. Woodin, Dr. A. Eglin McKeithen. Ruth L. Miller. Oliver P. Stockwell, Vice Chairman John Sherrouse, Jr., Administrative Secretary Kitty B. Strain. Other Board members are, standing, left to right. Mur- phy J. Foster, Carlos G. Spaht. Clarence E. Romero, Camille F. Gravel, Jr., J. J. McKernan. William S. Peck. Jr.. Gordon E. Dore, Chairman William T. Brown, Charles V. Ciisimauo. Willie E. Hausey. James R. Peltier, and William T. Hanna, Jr. Not pictured are Norris V. Fitzmorris and stu- dent member John L. Dardene. (Schuhz) J 8D Roux

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1. A manufacturing processes lab in mechanical engineering involved learning to use a lathe. (Dan- iel) 2. Studies with a nude model were limited to upperclassmen in painting. (Meredith) 3. The Beef Barn south of campus boused livestock used by the Animal Science Department. (Meredith) 4. Dis- section of a cat was one of the lab projects in gen- eral zoology. (Baroody) 5. Courtney Ross took his students back to .Alexander ' s Empire in his west- ern civilization class. (Meredith) 6. The new CEBA building helped ease the classroom crunch while separating Engineering and Business Departments from the rest of campus. (Baroodv)

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The Board Determines Campus Policies What do Paul Grosser, the Law Center, football tickets and Marga- ret Jameson have in common? They represent just a few of the major topics debated by the Board of Supervisors this year. In October, the Board passed a resolution to reappoint Professor Paul Grosser to a tenured position on the faculty of the Political Sci- ence Department. Grosser had been fired in the spring of 1977 for failure to meet publication require- ments. The Board approved a plan for reorganization of the LSU Law Center in November. As a result, the Law Center was made a sepa- rate division of the LSU system. The Student Affairs Committee of the Board changed Dean Marga- ret Jameson ' s title from assistant vice chancellor of student affairs to dean of students and assistant vice chancellor of student affairs at the beginning of the spring semester. This move combined the formerly two separate positions of dean of men and dean of women. In February, the Board met and decided to maintain the present method of allowing students to attend football games for one more year. It had been suggested that stu- dents be required to purchase tick- ets for the games, rather than obtain free admission with their student ID cards. The Lobbying Commission of the SGA proposed a constitutional amendment during the summer ses- siqn to allow the student member of the Board to vote. The bill passed the state Senate and must be accepted by the House before going to the voters for final approval. Board of Supen isors 9