Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

 - Class of 1977

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FIEDRAVVING THE LINE None of the lines that are drawn in the world are perma- nent. Look around you - some lines are changing by them- selves, and others are altered by man to fit his needs. Three things broughtthe most changes to the lines in Auburn: time, new people, and Title IX. 23

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1977 BRINGS PHYSICAL Changes l Title lX, building improvements, and student suggestions have resulted in many changes on campus during the past year. The Title IX shakeup prob- ably caused more differences and additions to Administration, housing, and Greeks than any other develop- ments in the last several years. Major construction face-lifts were also under- taken, including The University Chapel and new Pharmacy and Architecture buildings. Due to student recommen- dations, a Pedestrian was established for trial purposes, and its success or failure was to be the deciding factor in a permanent Ped Mall. nn changes TITLE IX FORCES REORGANIZATION The University Administration, in an attempt to comply with Title IX guide- lines, reorganized two high-level posi- tions during summer quarter. The two administrators whose jobs were affected by the change were Deans James Foy and Katherine Cater. Foy's new duties include direction of all student activities, programs, organ- izations, publications, radio, frater- nities, and discipline. Cater is now responsible for all housing programs and continues to direct sororities and social life. Her official title has been switched from Dean of Women to Dean of Student Life. Changes Change Changes Changes Change Changes 24 C nges . fffi- v Y M . , . sf f 5 ,IE 2 M 2 was i I 2 LOCKS REPLACE I.D. CARD VALIDATION The antiquated validated I.D. card and its corresponding night watchman were ousted this year in favor of a combination lock system. The new locks were installed during fall quarter. They eliminated curfews, signing in and out procedures, and late penalties. However, along with the benefits came some unexpected complications such as broken or jammed locks that made getting into the dorms impossible after doors were locked for the night. Girls who had partied too much during the night often forget the four numbered sequence or can't seem to find the necessary manual dexterity. This prob- lem, in combination with broken locks, forced many girls wanting into the dorm to scream and plead with sleep- ing residents to come open the door.

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