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When University System of New Hampshire Chancellor Bruce R. Poulton accepted the position as chancellor of North Carolina State University, Dr. Kasper C. Marking, Plymouth State College’s president, became one of the candidates for his position. In early February, the field was narrowed to two candidates, and President Marking remained one of those considered. Then, on Wednesday, February 23, 1983, Marking was officially appointed as the new chancellor of the University System of New Hampshire. Dr. Kasper C. Marking has served as P.S.C.’s president since 1977. Prior to that year, he served as the President of Briar Cliff College in Sioux City, Iowa and as Dean of the College at Minot State College in Minot, North Carolina. His public service accomplishments include serving as the Chairman of the Postsecondary Education Commission and the Chairman of the Planning Committee of the New Hampshire Postsccondary Education Commission. He is active in Rotary International, the Chamber of Commerce, and served on the Board of Directors of Sccva Speare Hospital in Plymouth. Dr. Marking received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Portland in Portland, Oregon in 1952, and earned his Ph.D. from Washington State University in New York in 1954. When Dr. Marking received his appointment as University System Chancellor, trustee Lillian Bailey said, “When Marking came to P.S.C., people told me that Kas Marking was going to bring Plymouth out of the pit’ and he has done just that. He has excellent listening skills, humor, and a lot of wit. He has the whole campus behind him.” And the whole campus will miss him. The Senior Class of 1983 is proud to dedicate this issue of The Conning Tower yearbook to Chancellor Kasper C. Marking.
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incident, we kicked two young men out of the dorm because they were harassing some of the girls. When they got out on the front steps, they urinated all over the windows using sweeping motions that spelled some of those names of the four letter variety that I mentioned earlier. It was quite a sight. Don’t think that being an RA is all bad. though. The good things that happen just don’t make for an interesting discussion. I Think That If I Have To Tell One More Person That You Can't Get Crabs From A Toilet Seat, I Will Just Die. and most of the bad things are pretty funny to think about once a day. month, or. in a few cases, years have passed. I’m sure that, given the chance. I'd do it all over again. Anyway, it'll be the most exciting chapter in my book. Dormitory Resident Assistants arc frequently misunderstood, and. in many cases do not get the recognition they deserve. In an effort to correct this problem, this year's housing staff has initiated a new award—the R.A. of the year. Selection is based on the individual's outstanding service as well as service beyond the requirements of the resident assistant job description. The recipients arc selected based on their nomination by fellow R.A.s and the final decision is made by the Resident Directors and the Directors of Housing. This year's recipient was Ann Ciaraldi who was very active in her work in Blair Hall and who was recognized for her efforts in the campus wide alcohol awareness program. The R.A.s who received honorable mentions were Shelia Hingst of Pcmi Hall and Cathy Davis of Belknap Hall. [LjI 23
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