Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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Tl-l NM E '13 .J-13, .' tt Y Llft' TTl:i,1l j :-.1A KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 28, 1965 Ntlmber 133 Sprinkler System Deluges Dalton Une xx-oultl lun. glietiiglit they were woncleretl if this wasn't just a little The lights have heen clriecl out and flhillil a In-ntlnetinn of The Rain- too much. Mr. Jackson stated he would hai iiiakex V' frtiiu the looks of llalton XYater enntinuetl to rh-ip from the put oil on them to keep thenf ' 'l'l1eat1'e, XYatei' was sloshing' an ineh ceiling, where a great rleal of moist- ing. They will sine' fleep in the first row uf seats. anfl ure hzicl het-n ahsorlrcfl hy the insula- first time thev lI11vI'e water was Qnruling :lt-nn from tion, long after the sprinkling system we'llha1 the veiline. XYhat it was w:1sn't a had heen turned off. Maintenance put pimtltietnui. hut rather the aftermath Il plastic tztrpanlin over the area uw' lialznnamio C1-liege President XXX-iiiier lx. flicks has :innouneefl the formal etsahlishnient ef a L'iiinnnn1ity Services flrograin on eannins anfl a grant to the -. . 1 1 1 1 ,I H 11 .,. 4f..A.11 L,-c Altu- ouse Visits Hicks, Calls Cn Index Staff The lack of space in Bowen Hall has chap. long heen a thorn in the colleges paw. This prohlein has heen nnilitpliecl hy the recent realization of even more f'll't'lllH7lllfQ uf the rrunntic' nlrlest Prlitims Orphan of the S' It was a very young Allzert, and had appare nnnisf- hole -Xllmrf Lspn Community Services Plan Starts 'th S 8,009 Foundat on Grant early flays. we feel the need anfl urge to rio more. Wiitli generous support :ti the lxalainazoo l'HUllflfit1OIl. we shall he ahle to hetter carry out our inten- . x , . . . ., l'r-fgrain of blbflllll ll'4Illl the lxalaina- tions. mn. l7onnflation, The Kzllznnazori lwilnflatinn is it private pliilantlnt-rwie oigzinization xnafle up 'intl U'HYL 'llt fl hx' Y lllffll citizens. The tfonnininity Services Progrrnn is 'le-,iunefl to cworrlinate and exit-iirl l'il'UQ'I'Il1ll activities at the present time and on an informal lzasis inclurle , 1 lx . v tutoring of elementary school chilrlren ' anti offering personal services. It is expects-rl more formal prograins will ' lie carriecl on now following formal services to the efimznnnity and is all- estalilishment of the Program with its ngiwsteretl lw stutlents and faculty in assistance from the Kalainazon Foun- the College-'s Sociology Depar Chairman: Dr, Lester .l. Start, man of the Department of Philos lir, Yerne llc-chill. Assistant Pre fit Sociology: Mr. bpencer Bc Director of Religious Activitier llonahl Iflesehe, Assistant Profes Pt-litieal Science: llr. Richard B Assistant Professor of Sociology ,lohn Komives. Assistant Profes lieonmnies and Business: ant Norman hliinerson. Director 0 tiareer-Service Onarter.