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Obelisk, Volume 10, Number 6, Sacred Heart University
Obelisk, Volume 10, Number 6, Sacred Heart University
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Highlights include: The Student Affairs Committee proposes a student activities fee of $25.00 per semester for all fulltime students --Spring semester session of the SHU Theological Institute will present courses on the “Mission and Organization of the Church” and on the development of the teaching of the “Historical Jesus” this semester, according to Walter E. Brooks, assistant professor of religious studies --Students and faculty at SHU will soon find out the results of the teacher evaluations given last fall semester by the Student Government --Mr. Thomas Calabrese has come up with an idea for a type of Theatre Club. This …
Obelisk, Volume 10, Number 4, Sacred Heart University
Obelisk, Volume 10, Number 4, Sacred Heart University
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Highlights include: Founding SHU President William H. Conley will stay on as Chancellor, concentrating his efforts on long range fiscal and academic planning, institutional research, and serving as principal advisor to the new president --President Kidera interviewed to see what his reactions and comments were on his first semester as President at Sacred Heart University --A mock criminal trial on possession of marijuana charges was held at SHU as part of the convocation program --This year, to discourage stealing, security guards were installed at the entrance of the library. The stealing still hasn’t stopped; often “mature” and “ingenious” students trek …
Obelisk, Volume 10, Number 3, Sacred Heart University
Obelisk, Volume 10, Number 3, Sacred Heart University
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Highlights include: Patty Hemenway stars In Cabarets biggest production --Pres. Kidera confers with black students --Connecticut Inter-Collegiate Student Legislation, popularly known as CISL, is considering the issue of changing the age of majority from twenty-one to eighteen --Grant for Head Start training received --Faculty raps: Edward J. Bordeau, Assistant Professor Philosophy; Charles W. Harper, Assistant Professor Business; Rev. William Fletcher, Lecturer History; Francis J. Luongo, Lecturer History; Nelson J. Smith III, Associate Professor English --Library security: There are two full-time guards and one alternate guard. As each student leaves the library, a quick but thorough check is made of the …
Obelisk, Volume 10, Number 1, Sacred Heart University
Obelisk, Volume 10, Number 1, Sacred Heart University
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Highlights include: Welcome to new SHU President Robert A. Kidera --Reflections by Spyder: Dr. Dinque --Draft counseling office to be set up --The Rank & Tenure Game --SHU poets published --President Nixon has signed into law a bill extending the draft for a period of two years. The bill also gave the President the authority to do away with student deferments.
Obelisk, Volume 9, Number 9, Sacred Heart University
Obelisk, Volume 9, Number 9, Sacred Heart University
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Highlights include: Reflections: The Calley trial (by Spyder) The war goes on and on and on. Nearly fifty thousand Americans have died in its course yet the war goes on and on. The nation has divided very nearly down its middle yet the war goes on and on. But now there is a difference with the conviction of Lt. William Calley --Stephen J. Bennett, Dean of the College, attempts to clarify exactly what the change from departmental to divisional structure will mean and what it will not mean to SHU --“The Chemical Aspects of Pollution” were discussed by Dr. Ronald …
Obelisk, Volume 6, Number 3, Sacred Heart University
Obelisk, Volume 6, Number 3, Sacred Heart University
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Highlights include: An intensive year-long self study program has been initiated at SHU by President William H. Conley. John A. Rycenga, professor and chairman of the English department, will direct the institutional study --The Student Affairs Committee has been busy so far this year handling complaints covering everything from IDs to Yearbook pictures --The University’s Board of Trustees will be enlarged by the appointment of several new members early this week --Opening night of the fall weekend was followed by an Ephebian-sponsored psychedelic mixer, the soccer game, the semi-formal at the Sans Souci Restaurant, a community Mass, the all-star concert, …
Obelisk, Volume 4, Number 4, Sacred Heart University
Obelisk, Volume 4, Number 4, Sacred Heart University
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Highlights include: Under the direction of Leland Roberts, SHU’s choral group will present a program of Christmas and folk songs on Dec. 5 at the 10 am convocation --Dr. Alan Reinerman, chairman of the newly formed Committee on Graduate Studies, stated that the committee aims “to encourage suitable graduating seniors to go on to graduate school..." --David Miler, noted pacifist, was interviewed on campus. The text of the recorded interview is recorded here --Campus Life --Pioneer Sports.