University of Wisconsin Oshkosh - Quiver Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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 I “I guess I’m not dismayed at the temporary adjustments, he said. “This is just a temporary situation. If students will just realize it will go on because without them it isn't an institution. You have to have students, and they must want to move ahead and be participants in the counsel of the institution and believe in it. He went on to emphasize, Oshkosh is third in the system by 2,000 students. It has more resource capability than a smaller institution. Like Guiles, Polk definitely believes students have power. “Students are making it necessary to change academic modes,” he stated. Polk then gave the example of how the two semester history requirement was changed to a minimum of three areas, a total of nine credits, to be taken. This change occured so that students could expand their interests into other social science areas. Adjustments are necessary, he stressed. We would have changes even if we didn't have a budget readjustment because of the changing mores and curriculum of students. All in all, Polk has faith in Oshkosh because it is viable with great potential. He feels that administrators are valuable vehicles to the institution, but the faculty and the students are what make it. I hope the new chancellor falls into a general turn around,” he said. I want to be sure the integrity of the institution isn’t compromised.” n Quiver 15

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 Mountain streams and tall pines are part of the scenery that make Rocky Mountain National Park on of the most beautiful areas in all of Colorado and Coor’s country It was a chance to photograph these mountains that brought me to Colorado despite the fact I couldn’t afford it. After three and one half days of travel, learning every card game known by man, and nearly losing our sanity we reached our destination. Our efforts were rewarded by the chance to record this place through the camera’s lens. 17