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MGETGANTS  NUMBER  ONE. COLlEGtAtlE WEEKLY
VOtUME 45
lENTRAL MICHSGAM UNIVERSITY, Friday, September 27, 1963
NUMBER %
First Home Gam
1th High School
Five high school bands will
\loe the guests of Central to-morrow for the. 11th  annual
|Band Day. The band will be,
\ featured in the half-time show
[of the Western-Central game.
Bands taking part are Ros-
icommon;   directed by Henry
VerBerkinoes';   Lakeview,   directed by Elmer Coon; Mar-
\shall, directed by. Boss Van~
;N6ss; Troy, directed by Larry
Dickerson, and'Big Rapids, directed by Aldie Long.
The CMU band,; under th©
direction of Norman Dietz,
will   perform ior. ihe   pre-
game show and play while,
the bands move info their
formations ai half-time*
Using a, Space Age theme,
the? bands will form five dif-
■ ferent  formations,  all  words
- following. the theme.
Formation one is the word
EWORLD" , and   the   massed
' bands' will play "Around the
World." For the second for-
f-mation,. the bands  form the
word "ORBIT" and play the
song, "Beyond the* Blue Horl
zop"    . .   .    • ., ..
;• "America the Beautiful"
will, be performed as the
bands, form the word
"PEACE/' and for the final
presentation, the worpl
'BANDS'' will be forrned;^
the high school bandsmen
pjay Sousa's "Washington
Post March."
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Ten Offices Open
Fur Election
The Student Government
office has announced that
Elections Bay Tuesday, Oct.
22, will find students vying
for ten elective offices.
Offices to be elected are:
Homecoming Queen, Student
Body Secretary, Sophomore
Class Vice-President and Junior Class Senator.
The Freshman class also will
be- electing a president, vice-
president, secretary, treasurer
and two class senators.
Interested students should
apply at the Student Government Office, in the University
Center. ■    •
Religious Liberals A4e@#
Sun. in Campus Chapel
Student Religious Liberals,
student members of the Unitarians on campus, are holding
a meeting in .the University
Chapel 8 p.m. Sunday.    *  '  *
President Judson W, Foust
will then greet-the visiting
bands and present each school
with a large banner signifying
they took part in the CMU
Band Day.
According to Dietz, the CMU
Band Day is unique in that
each band retains its identity
because there are only five
bands taking part.
The Central band, all male
members for the second year,
will put on its first half-time
show Oct, 5 at the Eastern Uli-
nois game.
Out in front of the band this
year - as Drum Major is Bob
McDaniels, Bay City freshman, McDaniels. is a music
major and was drum major of
the Bay City Central Marching Band for three years.     «•
He replaces Bill Acton who
is ill this year and could not
serve as drum major, according io Diets.
Dietz also said .there are still
some openings in the band and
asked that any men interested
•contact him" by 3 p.m. today.
'This year•the band
will" be "going to Chicago to
perform for the Chicago Bears
—Philadelphia   Eagles   game
scheduled for Oct. 26.
WCRG, CMU's inter-dorm
radio broadcasting system has
made plans to convert to an
FM broadcast system.
The new system of trans-?
mission, to be named WCMU-
FM» rather than limiting reception to the dormitories, will
allow anyone with an FM receiver to listen to the broadcasts,
Tlhe stew 10 vztM systems
purpose is ,_© ©HsalssaSG potential problems thai m-gM
asise ubscSIqe* fee presold s-ys-
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By TOM NEEDELS
The American Association
of University Professors national council, it was announced this week, has not yet
taken action requested by the
CMU local chapter.
The local member of the
AAUP met last spring to discuss the possibility of rule infraction, with regard to the removal"^ certain faculty ^members. At that time the local
voted to request assistance
from the national unit.
Charles Westie, Sociology
Department and thea acting
spokesman    for    tlie    local
chapter, said this wee!s Shafi
"The deeisioa tor the Isves-
tigatsoa    by    She   aationaL k
was ' a long, slow, carefully"
considered, process."
The AAUP at the time was
protesting the removal of certain faculty members without
enough   notification.   The
AAUP's policy requests of institutions that hire their members,   that   each  member   be
given one year notification before removal.
President Judson W. Foust,
When    asked* about   this
years  revision in  the  school
policy   on   notification,   said,
"We have attempted to move
up the notification date. We
have not found it possible to
move the date up to one year,
as  the AAUP  suggests.  The
state board has never adopted
the policy of one year notification,  and there are doubts
that the policy would work.
"We will attempt to notify   the   individual   faculty
memfeess   hoioze   Christmas
vacation,    except    the • employees of oasly one year",,
Pres. Foust added that'he had
proposed a question to the
AAUP: "How long should the
faculty members have before
they notify the school that
they will be leaving?" He said
the reply he received, stated
in effect, "that they had been
discussing that but have not
yet arrived at a decision."
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By JOHIf GABROIJ.
LIFE Measgiag EcHf©!1
7 Aid for wheel-chcrir-bound college students is in th© -
making for Central. The idea was born in Battle CreeJ_v -
started by Miss Blanche Sylvester, executive director of the
Calhoun County Tuberculosis association.
Under the .proposed set-up
campus buildings would be
equipped to enable ' handicapped youths to acquire a
college education, something
which is now quite difficult to
obtain.
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According to President Judson W. Foust, CMU was chosen
because of its central location,
size,    academic   requirements
and relatively flat land area.
. At present, .no four-year, degree-granting college  or university in Michigan bas the facilities to handle crippled persons. Qnly three two-year colleges have these facilities.
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A year ago, Michigan's,lack
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A Freshman representative
tos-serve-on the AWS Council
will be elected November 5.
Applications for the position
may be secured at the Dean of
Women's Office. All applications must be filed with Sue
Senf, President of AWS, Sloan
Panhellenic House, by October 14.
Nominees will be selected on
the basis of scholarship and
leadership qualities.
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by'the Battle Creels Soropto°
mist Clufo^^atfeS tlie members
decided to do sometMng aboisB,
the situation. Th® job was
handed over to Miss Sylvestea
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throughout MJichigaa endorsed
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ramps  and elevators  so  the
handicapped students can get
to and from classes.
The plan has the endorsement of- Pres, Foustj Chris H.
Magnusson, president ol th©
•State Board of Education?
State Superintendent of
Schools Lynn M. Bartlett; and
Kepresentative Arnell Eng-
stroni of Traverse City, chairman of the House Ways aadt
Means Committee and former
House Education Coin&aitte®
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A "Meet the Team" pep
rally, sponsored by Chippewa
Boosters, will be held at 8:0©
p.m. tonight on the University
Center Patio.
The new cheerleadiag- team
will be present, as w<aE as
Coach Bill Kelly and the football squad.
Cheerleaders for the. coming
year are: Captain, Cecil Woodruff, Lansing junior; Dav©
Maynard, Pentwater senior
Tom Bollman, Birmingham
junior; Michael Bos, Ba_.fi
Jordan senior; Co-captain,
ICaren Moreau, Goodriea junior; Pollie Blalceley, Detroit
soph'omore; Peggy B@m,
Eomeo sophomore; Cheryl
Guss, Hillsdale sophomore;
Sharon Martin, Pontiac soplto*
more, and Gerry Lee Fames,
Graad Sapids sophomore. Sttb*
stitn.te clieerleadei^ ami
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