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Dr. Quinn discusses student government with Senator Julie Lepper. 4 SPECIAL DEDICATION: Dr. John F. Quinn Retiring Vice President of Stu- dent Affairs After 22 Years of Service To the University of Rhode Island 19
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Though many yearbook staffs consider a dedication in the introduction of the book as deadweight, the 1969 Grist proudly dedi- cates this yearbook to Dr. John F. Quinn, re- tiring Vice-President of Student Affairs. The University Manual states, “The Vice- President for Student Affairs will be re- sponsible for the direction of all student personnel activities of a non-academic na- ture. He will coordinate the activities of the following officers: the Director of Athletics ... the Medical Director ... the Coordinator of Advisement and Counseling . . . the Dean of Students . . . the Director of Student Ac- tivities and the Memorial Union . . . the Di- rector of Housing . . . the Director of Student Aid . . . the International Student Advisor . . . the University Chaplains . . .” Through these services Dr. Quinn has earned the respect of all who know him. This dedication is our way of expressing gratitude and appreciation to Dr. Quinn for the time and talents he has rendered to us here at the University of Rhode Island. 18
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THE GRIST In a broad sense, everything revolves — the earth, the seasons, the life cycle; and by functional defini- tion, every revolution has a central point. Revolution on university campuses may circulate around the inanely repetitious, the intellectually perceptive, or the shatteringly destructive. There is a revolution in progress at our Univer- sity. Its machinery has been rotating for about five years. Its dimensions have been small and its achievements modest, but its focal point, increas- ingly identifiable, has been the earnest effort on the part of many students, faculty, and administra- tion to achieve a larger sense of responsible com- munity. This focal point is being attained, and while some aspects of the revolution have been disconcerting, and some abrasive, none has threatened the essen- tial thrust of the University’s progress. Substantial revolutionary steps have been achieved this year. More will develop in the years ahead, if we continue to build on the platform of re- sponsible community. John F. Quinn Vice President for Student Affairs Editor-In-Chief: Edward L. Frisella Managing Editor: Peter Robinson Photography Editor: Joe Norris Ass’t. Managing Editor: Salim Valimahomed Secretary: Nancy Oster Business Manager: Janet Lee
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