Iowa Lakes Community College - Wolf Tracks Yearbook (Estherville, IA)

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Issues, as well as college problems The National scene was characterized by an increasing awareness of the prob- lems and handicaps faced by our nation. This concem spread onto college cam- pusesg however, on the ILCC campus it did not take the violent form prevalent on other campuses. The October Viet- nam Moratorium was observed with a memorial service forthe Vietnam dead. fTop right, Dave Palmer analyzed the complexities of the Vietnam question. Earth Day was sponsored on the campus by several organizations. Students wore green armbands to symbolize their con- cernfor our environment. Several guest speakers commented on local and na- tional pollution. fTop lefty Marlin Ed- wards makes a point during the faculty panel discussion of our environmental problems. lBottom Centerj residents of the College Inn Dorm protested the manner in which damage fees were assessed with a march on the adminis- trative offices. This and a possible closing of 'the dorm for the next aca- demic year focused attention on the problems of the dorm. L-4'

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