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17 20 28 MAY 13 Panhellenic Council sponsored Bloodmobile nets 172 pints of blood. As a consequence of having been accused but not reprimanded for blatant disregard of the pro- hibitive alcohol policy, two co-eds report themselves to the Dean of Women in order to test the rule. Seventeen coeds rate the men as they gather for the All-Men’s Banquet “strictly on appearance”. Rating cards marked numerically on a scale of 1 to 10 were held for all to view the vigilante vote. Beth Webb, Sue Boerner and Donna Berger, the women’s contingent, report that there were not many 10's. Outstanding Senior Man Ken Smead receives a 6. Freedom House, called a supervised, non- structured, environment for youths appears in Alliance! Several Mount Union fraternities volunteer their services and support for the new youth center. All-Women’s Banquet. Jan Sykora named Outstanding Senior Woman. May Day Queen Sally Jones presents May Day proceeds of $196.13 to hospitalized fresh- man Debbie Deimling. A 12 pack and a 6 pack of beer go to the only participants in the bed race, the ATO’s and second floor McCready. Senate elects President Mary Kay Labosky, Vice President Tim Carey, Secretary Carol Worman in a vote participated in by 52% of the campus. Student demands for a revision of the alco- hol policy continues to come from sectors of the college community. The student authored proposal for the Revision of the Alcohol Policy, supported by 92% of the campus polled, states that alcohol should be allowed and governance of a workable policy implemented. The students say 122 were there and the Alliance Review says 60. Nevertheless, a demonstration in support of a change in and 8 Reportable Occurrences, April 17—May 13, 1974
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APRIL I 80-page report of the college’s Long Range Study Committee presented to the Board of Trustees at their annual spring meeting. The report, which contains sections dealing with all aspects of cam- pus life, makes several recommendations in the area of academic affairs. In essence, the committee proposes that Mount Union co ntinue to adhere to its liberal arts emphasis with strong pro- vision for vocational offerings. The recommendations of the committee on academic affairs, as well as other areas of the college, are under study by various committees of the Board of Trustees. Revelation of May Day Schedule. Additional to the May Day Pageant, chair- persons Lisa Brunn and Tim Carey adver- tise a carnival in Memorial Hall, bed 7-14 ™ 9) 7% bts Pat orl = 7 CUNT UNGN 7 race on Aultman St., movie and track meet as part of the rejuvenated tradition. New security system which will eradicate night hostesses and institute the use of keys in women’s dorms is proposed by Vicki Horne at AWS meeting. Phil Keaggy and Peter York, Jesus jazz duo, in Campus Center lounge. Thirteen MUC men, including two All- Americans, selected as 1974 “Outstanding College Athletes of America.” Intramural Basketball team of Cunningham Hall wears Dean Freed T-shirts and wins. SN’s streak. David Loney disgusted with SN’s. Brass Choir at National Cathedral Washington, D. C. Religious Emphasis Week Mount Union is one of the three OAC Colleges in the financial black. Reportable Occurrences April 1—April 14, 1974 7
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