Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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Listening right: Clevelandk own Dorothy Fuidheim, recognized nationally for her independent ideas and commentaries, delivers the commencement address to the class of 1934. Her address, hAre the Tomorrows Your Responsibil- ity? challenged listeners to take action to improve the condititms which humanity faces. 'R above: Dr. Bonita Melcher contacts a speaker for her Women in Bushes? class. Dr. Melcher was selected this year as the new chairperson for the Division of Business Administration and Director of the MBA program. As the first woman to be re- cruitcd by General Tire and Rubber Company, Dr. Melcher has been a forerunner for women entering management positions as she brings her skills to B- W. right: Covering a fast-hreaking news story for .WBWC is Jim Parenti. Jim was instrumental in drawing Jesse Jackson to Baldwin-Wallace and was also rcslaonsiblc for the B-W exclusive college cover- age of Vice President Bushk stay in Cleveland. 6 CONTEMPORARY

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above left: The Strosackcr College Union is a Geor- gian-colonial building which houses the dining hall, snack bar, recreation areas, bookstore, and offin-s for manyr student organizations and administrative co- ordinators. above right: Matting Hall remains closed but is still a beautiful building from the outside. left: Klein Hall is the lonc surviving build- ing of the original Freshmen Complex, howcvbr, this was Kleirfs last year as a livmg dorm. CAMPI IS a

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B-W Community recognizes new issues and ideas as it prepares to face the future. below: Vice-President George Bush speaks in Cleve- land with exclusive college coverage arranged by Jim Parenti. left: Christine Craft is interviewed after her speech at B-XV, Craft spoke on the necessity for women to demand equal working conditions, after being released from her own news anchorwoman position. D1: Neal Malicky and the Baldwin-XWallace Com- munity welcomed Reverand Jesse Jackson to Urs- prung Gym during his campaign for the Democratic Party Presidential nomination. CONTEMPORARY 7