Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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3 -J V U U: ,, 1 22 MM if, i Studenta are shown changing classes between Westby and the Triad along Ht. 322. ? S. ks 0:2- k . GSC Students Want Action on Rt. 322 A majority of the students, faculty and administration agree that GSC is not the ideal place to locate an interstate highway. Just as 322 divides our campus, its' solution di- vides the community. The state has lowered the speed limit and placed traffic lights in the more frequented crossways. But that's all they'lI do. The borough council says they'll consider the problem if an origin of destination survey is taken to determine who uses the road and why. fBut the state won't grant permission for such action.j That's all the borough will do. SGA, Security, and committees of concerned students raised money for action, and traveled to Trenton to lobby for funds to reroute Rt. 322. And that's only some of what they'll do. Why should an otherwise rurally set campus be deprived of its aesthetic potential? Why must student pedestrians spend time figuring out the saftest as well as the quickest means of crossing Rt. 322? The answer often given is that college students should know how to cross a road. Why then in 1972 were there two motor vehicle accidents involving pedestrians, with injury, three 'motor vehicle accidents with injury and 21 motor vehicle accidents with injury? Obviously, the motorist is having difficulty jockeying between the hun- dreds of students who cross the highway in the 15 munute interval between classes. Ginny Harison Treasurer, 322 Action Committee 4 ' . .f,,. -N 't fi . 11? fig'g'1F'2?Ixi2 ' 2 . ' V 1 - ' x 'L .,,-L ,- A -sr-gi 4' -41 lib . . U 1 V b 1. . .nl- I-E+ -,IPI fb.. -jx ' fggzavfi 1- lip , Q? fl. J - ' e iv: T, 'QI Q Vit'-jtixffs -. - I 'F' -NN.m.a.. H ' , 1 -X- ',..1 I 4 f ,

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Crusader aoler Calls Government Immoral Ralph Nader, consurer advocate, lashed out at government agencies and major corporations charging them with moral and environmental pollution. Addressing approximately 800 per- sons September 29 in the Wilson Building, Nader called the pollution of the nation's waterways a silent viol- ence . The crusader for change in con- sumer affairs urged the adoption of the following five programs: - public financing of political campaigns - elimination of government sec- recy - reform of conflict of interest laws - reform of lobby activities - general tax reform Concerning consumer attitudes, Nader cited an example of a cereal box assembly line. The last item to be taken care of is putting the cereal into the box - almost as an after-thought. Whate we're paying for is brightly colored packaging. We need new attitudes, he said.