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Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 29, April 29, 1977
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 29, April 29, 1977
Central Florida Future
Williams captures VP runoff elections (with photo); BOR, UFF negotiators agree on faculty contract; FTU Symphony Orchestra concert features vocals by Miss America (with photo of Dorothy Benham, 1977 Miss America); Research team excavates ancient butchering ground (with photos); [CAMPUS] FTU personal files remain confidential; Security cracks down on false alarm pranksters; Cancer increases: 'I Care Week' begins (with photo); [COMMENT] Carter energy plan is weak at best; [SIGHTS and SOUNDS] 'Islands in the Stream' misses mark; VA eliminates pre-payment of benefits.
Prospectus, April 26, 1977, Scott Trail, Audrey Remus, Terry Clabaugh, Erik Henriksen, Art Mayeda, Bob Zettler, Jerry Lower, Terry D. Cox, Thomas L. Stoeber, Dan Slack, Peggy Hackett, Jeanne Propeck, Joe Lex, Joe Miller, Vick Rogers, Ricky Martinez, Evelyn Basile, Dave Hinton, Ken Hartman, Brian Shankman, Doug Alexander
Prospectus, April 26, 1977, Scott Trail, Audrey Remus, Terry Clabaugh, Erik Henriksen, Art Mayeda, Bob Zettler, Jerry Lower, Terry D. Cox, Thomas L. Stoeber, Dan Slack, Peggy Hackett, Jeanne Propeck, Joe Lex, Joe Miller, Vick Rogers, Ricky Martinez, Evelyn Basile, Dave Hinton, Ken Hartman, Brian Shankman, Doug Alexander
Prospectus 1977
VOTE TODAY-TOMORROW: FOUR VIE FOR PRES. IN STU-GO ELECTION; Remus, Mayeda run for V.P.; Albert Dodson unopposed; Activities Day May 3; Letters to the editor: Pres. Praises carnival, Mayeda warns of lies, Cartoon good…but, Stu-Go made many contributions: Onley; Editorial: Trouble for athletics; Hackett vs. Slack for convo., Cox opposes Stoeber for IOC; Unopposed: Propeck runs alone for secretary; Thursday set for wheel chair awareness; State provides funding for food sanitation course; Law Enforcement Club sponsors Mk't Place fair; Markland: bigger not better for Twin City police force; Energy saving tips: Ripple effect causes waste; Police Chief Dye: 'Recruitment-lifeline of …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 28, April 22, 1977
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 28, April 22, 1977
Central Florida Future
White takes presidential race; VP to be decided by runoff (with photo); Powell accused of Title IX violations; coaches annoyed by budget cuts; Florida Supreme Court okays cameras in courtroom; Riot control truck displayed on Green; [CAMPUS] Federal loan program shifts burden to states; Future editor, manager tapped for 1977-78 term (with photo of Lisa Ferguson); FTU grad has many duties as 'Director of' (with photo of Lee Constantine); [COMMENT] Intercollegiates are overdeveloped; Wyatt book 'Catching Fire' catches fire (with photo); Freddie earns dough rolling pastry delights (with photo).
Prospectus, April 13, 1977, Jerry Lower, Evelyn Basile, Daniel A. Slack, Bob Zettler, Dave Hinton, Joe Lex, Ken Hartman
Prospectus, April 13, 1977, Jerry Lower, Evelyn Basile, Daniel A. Slack, Bob Zettler, Dave Hinton, Joe Lex, Ken Hartman
Prospectus 1977
PETITION NOW: STU-GO ELECTIONS APRIL 26-7: SIX OPENINGS; Meets tonight: Board swears in Dodds, Miller; Finance board discusses fees; Commencement set May 22; Parkland Speech Team takes 4 bronze awards; Student Forum: A cure for smash-up parking lot disease; Editorial: Need Stu-Go candidates; Do away with Mid-Terms; Psychology offered to women -- about women; 'Alcoholism and Women' looks at the woman alcoholic today; Women's studies gain campus popularity; Senior citizens exhibit arts, crafts at PC; Parkland students donate 77 pints to County Blood Bank; Led Zepp. un-earthly; PC facilities 80% completed, Soc. Science wing still a dream; The good ol' …
Prospectus, April 5, 1977, John Dittmann, Jenny Adams, Kevin Gray, Joe Miller, Evelyn Basile, Joe Lex, Jerry Lower, Ken Hartman, Brian Shankman, Dave Hinton
Prospectus, April 5, 1977, John Dittmann, Jenny Adams, Kevin Gray, Joe Miller, Evelyn Basile, Joe Lex, Jerry Lower, Ken Hartman, Brian Shankman, Dave Hinton
Prospectus 1977
STU-GO: THREE ORGANIZATIONS ACCEPTED TO IOC; Parkland Board candidates list questionnaire spending priorities; Correct grades mailed; Campaigning starts for student-government; Blood Bank offered today; Canoe Trip; Student forum: Single motherhood: a big responsibility; Letters to the editor: Mail fraud help needed; Erma Bombeck?: President Jimmy makes phone call; Student forum: Atkinson B.S.A. speaker; Letters to the editor: Is there a solution?; Finance Board to discuss budget; Single Mothers to meet; Video display featured: Computer improves registration process; Trip to Mexico being offered; Law frat. meets; Good job market: Theraputic Rec. at PC; PC to host high school math contest; From …
Prospectus, March 22, 1977, Joe Lex, Kevin Gray, Fred Friendly, Joe Miller, Jerry Lower, Ken Hartman, Brian Shankman
Prospectus, March 22, 1977, Joe Lex, Kevin Gray, Fred Friendly, Joe Miller, Jerry Lower, Ken Hartman, Brian Shankman
Prospectus 1977
ISVS CUT-BACKS?: PC VETERANS JOURNEY TO SPRINGFIELD; Board elections set for April 9; County Jail, Courthouse opened to public; 'Pins' successful But cause problems; Staff editorial: Parkland songbook just corruption, no secrets; Letter to the editor: Student pinball freak Urges their removal; Guest edititorial: Beware of News processors; BSA needs you 'bro', meets Tues. & Thur. 11; Graduation petitions Available at X-167; Letters cont.: English a 2nd language Meets at 3 Tues., X-150; Florida not all sun, oranges; Play postponed; Phi Alpha Chi officers Announced for '77-'78; 'Pyra-media' gets no Help from March winds; McKendree rep Here March 23 10-2; …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 24, March 11, 1977
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 24, March 11, 1977
Central Florida Future
BOR rejects semester plan: Planning committee says too many questions remain unanswered; Shirkey wins grievance; Millican agrees to promotion; Florida student loan program faces possible termination; Class schedules reflect common course changes; [CAMPUS] Money used to bring top name band: SG [Student Government] gives VC [Village Center] $ 3,000 to stage concert; Sertoma awards student for volunteer aid support; Vocational schools may be solution: 2-year schools offer Job opportunities (with photo); [COMMENT] FTU teams lack needed support; FTU bookstore, cafeteria unhurt by new businesses (with photo); 'Unique' describes dorm life (two full pages of photos); [SIGHTS and SOUNDS] University Theatre …
Prospectus, March 8, 1977, Jerry Lower, Evelyn Basilee, Joe Miller, Mary Alice Ecker, Brian Shankman, Kenny Hartman
Prospectus, March 8, 1977, Jerry Lower, Evelyn Basilee, Joe Miller, Mary Alice Ecker, Brian Shankman, Kenny Hartman
Prospectus 1977
FACULTY MEETS, DISCUSS CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS; Experienced workers needed for handicapped individuals; Convocations presents 'Camelot' and Bob Nash; Health Fair Mar. 8.9; Veterans scholarships: Springfield meet necessary for veterans; Eligible students must petition to graduate; Metric workshop still being offered; Letters to the editor: Stop waste at PC, Students may lose scholarships; Dumping ground?: Some problems of community schools told; Reader's Theatre team takes two seconds; Congress amends GI Bill: Veterans dropping courses may owe gov't money; Mid-Semester Course Listing; Women's studies to be expanded; 8-week courses offered; Jazz downs Wee Beasties to face Bilalians in IM semifinals today; Beginning March …
Prospectus, March 1, 1977, Joe Lex, John Dittmann, Andy Keller, Joe Miller, Marcella Rose, Daniel Slack, Jerry Lower, Brian Shankman, Ken Hartman
Prospectus, March 1, 1977, Joe Lex, John Dittmann, Andy Keller, Joe Miller, Marcella Rose, Daniel Slack, Jerry Lower, Brian Shankman, Ken Hartman
Prospectus 1977
UNDEFEATED PARKLAND WOMEN TAKE STATE; Western, Sangamon representatives here; Bob Clampett here today; Metric conversion workshops offered; According to poll: Most students to vote yes on referendum; Letter to the editor: Tutors needed; Staff editorial: MTD support is urged; Health Fair Mar. 8,9; Student forum: C-U must pass Bottle Bill; Financial security!: Workshop set for March 5; SSU rep. here March 3; Adam and Eve at Parkland; Parkland honor graduate awarded Williams Simmons Scholarship; 4-week NAS course offered at Gibson City; Resume most important when applying for a job; Damage minimal: Bomb rips restaurant; Fire hits three Country Fair stores; …
Prospectus, February 22, 1977, Jim Murray, Jerry Lower, Heather Schellinck, Joe Lex, Ike Onley, Jim Hill, Joe Miller, Brian Shankman, Bud Northrup, Ken Hartman
Prospectus, February 22, 1977, Jim Murray, Jerry Lower, Heather Schellinck, Joe Lex, Ike Onley, Jim Hill, Joe Miller, Brian Shankman, Bud Northrup, Ken Hartman
Prospectus 1977
'CONSERVATIVE' BUDGET: BOARD WANTS NO OVER SPENDING; Thanks given all around for a successful tax referendum during early victory meeting; Stu-Go officers to be sworn in; Electronics to be taught to visually handicapped; Mass Transit tax asked; Bob Clampett here March 2; Directory assembled; Letters to the editor: Swap your babes, Help save electricity, Vets, advise instructors; Thanks for help: editor; More contests soon!: Defiers get their rewards; Flash! Global news; Two-hour Celebration Day scheduled tomorrow; Broadcasters Assoc. sponsors program Sat.; A night at the movies also a night of exploration at C-M; Baha'i sets 'Jamal' to sing Wednesday; Mediasceen: …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 21, February 18, 1977
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 21, February 18, 1977
Central Florida Future
'Best of the West': It's Rita by a landslide grandma, 58, wins title (with photos); 7 questions to be added: Faculty evaluation forms need sweeping changes; [Future CAMPUS] Gay club declines; Green 'withdraws'; Map readers 'high' on education course (with photo); Edmunds and Curley keep audience in tears (with photo); Homecoming '77 is historic event; Commentary: Keeping blacks in school major problem; Whiskey, wild women and horses (two full pages of photos); [Future SIGHTS and SOUNDS] Newscaster's suicide attempt exploited in television 'Network' movie; [Future Bulletin Board] AXO sponsors skat-a-thon; Board holds cartoon festival.
Prospectus, February 2, 1977, John Dittmann, Joe Miller, Joe Lex, Joey Henely, Jim Murray, Jerry Lower, Cheryl Roberts, John Meredith, Ken Hartman, Bud Northrup, Brian Shankman
Prospectus, February 2, 1977, John Dittmann, Joe Miller, Joe Lex, Joey Henely, Jim Murray, Jerry Lower, Cheryl Roberts, John Meredith, Ken Hartman, Bud Northrup, Brian Shankman
Prospectus 1977
APATHY REIGNS: FOUR SEEK SIX POSTS IN FRIDAY'S ELECTION; PC news in brief: Intramurals volleyball, First Aid cards are in, Calendar errs, Voter registration info given; 'Referendum crucial': PC faces deficit: Neal; Producer Rick Orr visits PC this week; Editorial: Activity fees found discriminatory; Letters to the editor: Party thanks, Lots of Money; Staff editorial: Check 'no' no 1040's; Forums set for spring; Parkland divided on amnesty question; Nettnin is VA coordinator, replacing Joe O'Daniel; New anti-crime group offers reward; Snowed over but not snowed in!; PC student starts Tel-a-quest; Lacking in days: February has the groundhog; 'Beads' is featured …
Prospectus, January 25, 1977, Jerry Lower, Joe Lex, John Dittman, Jim Murray, Dave Hinton, Joe Miller, Joey Henely, Brian Shankman, Doug Alexander, Ken Hartman
Prospectus, January 25, 1977, Jerry Lower, Joe Lex, John Dittman, Jim Murray, Dave Hinton, Joe Miller, Joey Henely, Brian Shankman, Doug Alexander, Ken Hartman
Prospectus 1977
REFERENDUM FEB. 15; Voting hours extended, 7-7: Board plans tax vote; Vocational-Technical Programs Topic Of Report; Student Representative Sworn In; Special Election Resolution Amended; President's Report; Three Career Programs Added; Personnel Report Adopted; PC mews in brief: Calendar errs, Voter registration info given, Cancelling Classes Due to Snow; Letters to the editor: 'Handicapped' guidelines set, Talk to us..., Parent Power!; Editorial: Bookstore must change; Stu-Go begins year with resginations; Ice Capades tickets; Three fires strike Champaign; fifth column: No wonder no one goes to movies; Remember?: Fall sem. review; Diane Alexander no newcomer to student politics; Students critical of TV …
Prospectus, November 23, 1976, Jerry Lower, Sue Anderson, Joe Miller, Debby Denny, Doug Alexander, Dave Hinton, Bruce B. Suttle, Jim Murray, Scott Brown, Ken Hartman
Prospectus, November 23, 1976, Jerry Lower, Sue Anderson, Joe Miller, Debby Denny, Doug Alexander, Dave Hinton, Bruce B. Suttle, Jim Murray, Scott Brown, Ken Hartman
Prospectus 1976
TRUSTEES MEET: 25% TUITION INCREASE VOTED BY BOARD, NEW HOUR TOTAL $17; PC news in brief: Redford stars in 'Jeremiah Johnson', Spring Schedule changed, Sociological film today, See Chicago Bulls Nov. 30; Till Nov. 30th: Preregister now; 'Disaster bus' being fixed, should be ready by Jan.; Persecutor's life changed; Illinois low in educ. support; Onarga application approved; 28% late on stud. loans; Before finals: Withdraw by December 15th; GI Bill: New vet allowances announced; Sign up now to save courses for later; Campus competition: Gunki heads stud. recognition; Library stairs sculpture just hanging around for 2 years; Theta Epsilon meets …
Prospectus, November 2, 1976, Joe Lex, Joe Miller, Angel Myers, Sue Anderson, Dave Hinton, Jim Murray, Debbie Ellis, David Scouffas, Cheryl Niemiec, Brian Shankman, Bud Northrup
Prospectus, November 2, 1976, Joe Lex, Joe Miller, Angel Myers, Sue Anderson, Dave Hinton, Jim Murray, Debbie Ellis, David Scouffas, Cheryl Niemiec, Brian Shankman, Bud Northrup
Prospectus 1976
BIG WALTER TO PLAY ON 9TH; Illinois mirrors voting patterns; Five star in 'Twain's Humor; Bus, dinner discussed; PC news in brief: Gun club forming, Turkeys!!!, Faculty Wives' Auction, Hunting Symposium, Attention Bridge players; First of four: Wood sculptor Forbes will be Parkland guest; Letters to the editor: Nite students neglected; Does Parkland want a theatre department; WLS closer to home?; Only midterm echoes remain; Campaign year plea; Music-Makers tickets; Christians not spared from wants; Library cuts Saturday hrs.; Brazilian music: Pianist Prado plays Monday; Art Instit. trip planned; H.S. students to visit; Students to visit museum; Elevator breakdowns: Getting …
Prospectus, October 26, 1976, Doug Alexander, Jerry Lower, Kevin Gray, Sue Anderson, Chris Works, Ken Hartman, Joe Miller, Debbie Denny, John Seymour, Joe Lex, Scott Brown, Brian Shankman, Steve Britsky, Bud Northrup, Cheryl Niemiec
Prospectus, October 26, 1976, Doug Alexander, Jerry Lower, Kevin Gray, Sue Anderson, Chris Works, Ken Hartman, Joe Miller, Debbie Denny, John Seymour, Joe Lex, Scott Brown, Brian Shankman, Steve Britsky, Bud Northrup, Cheryl Niemiec
Prospectus 1976
THOMPSON, FORD WIN PROSPECTUS POLL; College Board: Energy Systems bids rejected; $55,000 budget: Radio within 1 year; Parking, proposals Stu-Go subjects; Format changes; Onarga requests annexation; PC news in brief: Library cuts Saturday service, Sweet tooths Candy lovers and kind of heart Parkland Sociological Association; Hunting Symposium; made simple: Parkluns own Suthin Elnoy lection yar dictnary; God endows gifts; Staff editorial: Revolution 180 years overdue; Brazilian pianist Prado here Nov. 8; All new: Debate getting ready; Former editor: Hansen speaks on journalism; U of I brings forgeign students to Parkland; Vets get 8% increase; Marcella Rose: 'Away from the Wilderness', …
Prospectus, October 12, 1976, Robert Dyer, Cody Moore, Jerry Lower, Jim Murray, Ike Onley, Cheryl Roberts, Francis Mcgaughey, Doug Alexander, Scott Brown, John Sivier, Mark Gillian, Angel Myers, Lon Clark, Joe Lex, Cheryl Niemiec, Bud Northrup, Brian Shankman
Prospectus, October 12, 1976, Robert Dyer, Cody Moore, Jerry Lower, Jim Murray, Ike Onley, Cheryl Roberts, Francis Mcgaughey, Doug Alexander, Scott Brown, John Sivier, Mark Gillian, Angel Myers, Lon Clark, Joe Lex, Cheryl Niemiec, Bud Northrup, Brian Shankman
Prospectus 1976
STUDENTS WANT 'PINS'; 'You can help your child to read': Oct. 19; PC news in brief: Bridge Club, Tickets on sale till noon, Blazing saddles, Vet Tech bake sale, Fly away, Hunting symposium, Baha'i Club, Scott Shearer speaks; Stu-Go: Get to know us: Free food, drink, good conversation; AMVA visits Vet Tech; FCC Oks PC radio; Letters to the Editor: Sad lot of the parker, Different frequencies?; Editorial: Tickets deny 'due process'; Editorial: Education can be different; Staff editorial: Death penalty more murder; Library assistants take it with smiles; Readers Theatre: Rehearsals start for series; English teachers confer; Audubon film …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 06, October 1, 1976
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 06, October 1, 1976
Central Florida Future
10,000 to be sent: SG mail-out scheduled; delivery in mid-October (with photo of Dana Eagles); Job offers few, competition high for '76 grad; THE GREAT DEBATES: Faculty vs. Students; Law program set; [Future CAMPUS] Research team monitors 2 lakes (with photo); [Future COMMENT] Reliability needed in Student Senate; Guest Editorial: Law overrates minor crime; Political Science instructors polled (with photos); [Future SIGHTS and SOUNDS] Students turn filmmakers for class project (with photo); Music staff gains two new members (with photos of Karen Keltner and Dr. Gerald L. Welker); Centralized services office provides varied programs (with photo of John Vander Werf); …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 05, September 24, 1976
Central Florida Future, Vol. 09 No. 05, September 24, 1976
Central Florida Future
FTU PRESIDENT CHARLES N. MILLICAN congratulates Cynthia Anne Marie Niemi as the 10,000th graduate of the university (photo); Gripe session repeal bill unacceptable to Walsh (with photo); Paving scheduled for dormitory lot; Committee forms amid A&SF disputes; Ground broken for Pizza Hut near campus; FTU PRESIDENT CHARLES N. MILLICAN is presented with a $93,950 grant from Henry J. Jibaja, the Florida Program director for the Florida State Office of ACTION (photo); Better employment cited for enrollment decrease; [Future CAMPUS] BOR-UFF reach new contract agreement; 13 instructors awarded tenure; 'Biology of Man': New TV course series informative, entertaining; [Future COMMENT] Patience …
Prospectus, August 31, 1976, Shanise Dillard, Debbie Ellis
Prospectus, August 31, 1976, Shanise Dillard, Debbie Ellis
Prospectus 1976
SOCIOLOGIST BERSTEIN SPEAKS AT PC; Held in College Center: Voter registration Sept. 7-8; Deedrick to be honored Tuesday afternoon; Parkland bands need performers; Enrollment not expected to be high; Readers needed; Calendar Of Events; Letters: Why course cancellations; Land Laboratory tour scheduled for tonight; Student Services schedules Great America visit; Cubs-Cards game only $4.50; Drama meeting set for Sept. 9; Attention Veterans; Safeguards against driver fatique; Air Force offers ROTC at reduced rate to PC students; Krannert makes collection available to public; Canteen receives 76-77 contract; Classifieds; Com Lab to provide realistic work setting; IMs offer wide range of competition
Central Florida Future, Vol. 08 No. 30, June 4, 1976
Central Florida Future, Vol. 08 No. 30, June 4, 1976
Central Florida Future
A&SF [Activities and Service Fee Budget] panel cuts budget 25 pct., sends to senate; Regents to meet here next week; At 'Meet Your Administrator' series: Goree foresees caps for fall; Child care center officially dedicated (with photo); Studies at the studio (with photos); Community college reps meet; Library cards to be issued.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 08 No. 27, May 14, 1976
Central Florida Future, Vol. 08 No. 27, May 14, 1976
Central Florida Future
Millican tells of project in VC [Village Center] series: FTU's future now topic of role and scope study; BOR cuts enrollment 5 pct., opposes graduate lottery bill; Staff council members selected; Soooo-ey!!! (World shouting record); Could eliminate program: FTU library media students meet with officials about budget cuts; Business Day, 1976.
Prospectus, May 6, 1976, Maryjo A. Mccabe, Wes Crum, Frieda Myers, Sally Ryan, Dave Hinton
Prospectus, May 6, 1976, Maryjo A. Mccabe, Wes Crum, Frieda Myers, Sally Ryan, Dave Hinton
Prospectus 1976
REID ELECTED STU-GO PRESIDENT; Three victories: Reagan upsets Ford; Graduation May 21; Student art show; PC news in brief; Editorial: Where is display case?; Letters to the Editor: 'Children should not be underestimated'; Tuition increase protest set for May 12; 58 cases in Champaign: Incidence of child abuse increasing; Return to Wilder's 'Town'; 1st Mother's Day - 1908; Extended LRC hours; Parkland Candidates for graduation - 1976; Steps for completion of fall registration; ISU scholarships - Fairfield; PBC offers $25,000; Images on sale Monday; Summer Session: Classes start June 7; See ya'all next fall: Parting glances; Williams wins award; Country …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 08 No. 25, April 30, 1976
Central Florida Future, Vol. 08 No. 25, April 30, 1976
Central Florida Future
As student body president, Walsh elected by landslide; Dingess to face Kelley in veep runoff (with photos); Residence centers gain Student Senate seats; Lottery system bill amended due to BOR staff protests; For student activity facilities: Panel to consider building plans (with photo of Dr. W. Rex Brown); Faunce tapped for editorship (with photo of Kerry R. Faunce); 'Meet your administrator' series (with photos); Pathways new to secrets of past, present (with photos of Dr. Ron Wallace and Chris Cotterman).
Prospectus, April 29, 1976, Kevin Smith, Paul Watson, Linda Vickers, Gerry Brock, Jerry Lower, Frieda Myers, Larry Wisnosky, Dave Linton, Scott Brown, Lynnette Trout, Dave Hinton
Prospectus, April 29, 1976, Kevin Smith, Paul Watson, Linda Vickers, Gerry Brock, Jerry Lower, Frieda Myers, Larry Wisnosky, Dave Linton, Scott Brown, Lynnette Trout, Dave Hinton
Prospectus 1976
PARKLAND DUO TAKES NATIONAL SPEECH TITLES; Students admitted free: 'Our Town' opens tonight; Williams wins SARP; Letters to the Editor; Stu-Go elect. May 3, 4; We Did It!; PC Graduates must file by tomorrow; Summer field trip to Rockies; Music policy submitted to Stu-Go; Former students find a stable life; Spring Time Is Carnival Time: I.O.C. carnival has 'something for everyone'; Debaters split 3-3 at finals; Bahai coffee announced; Country Bouquet: Good Stuff; Award Letter; Classifieds; Matthews. Stuckey win: New college trustees elected; Skylines: 2001-for Mom; Cobras take two from Lincoln Trail; Carper, Jannusch pitch victories: Women take 3 over …
Prospectus, April 8, 1976, Maryjo A. Mccabe, Jim Murray, Paul Watson, Ron Chrastka, Dave Linton, Scott Brown
Prospectus, April 8, 1976, Maryjo A. Mccabe, Jim Murray, Paul Watson, Ron Chrastka, Dave Linton, Scott Brown
Prospectus 1976
THE PUBLICS' RIGHT TO KNOW: SCHORR DISCUSSES DISMISSAL; Commager denounces U.S. morals; Petitions due Apr. 22: Elections 27-28; Veterans: Points of interest and importance; Spring has sprung; Attn. Vets; Pet Show April 24; Williams honored by SARP; Math contest held Apr. 3; Dees, Scouffas place fourth; $10 a ton; Stu-Go sponsors paper drive; Young authors attend: First PC Story Shop; Second annual Craft Fair; Musical celebration; Dance Ensemble Apr. 22; Parkland Board of Trustees elections April 10; Federation of Blind reports at conference; Library ups overdue fines; Dunking booth highlights carnival; Vinyl Love: The Heat is on; Skylines: Celestial wanderers; …
Prospectus, March 25, 1976, Maryjo A. Mccabe, Kevin Smith, Paul Watson, Jim Murray, Dave Linton, Larry Gilbert, Frieda Myers, Dede Boden, Larry Wisnosky, Scott Brown, Dave Hinton
Prospectus, March 25, 1976, Maryjo A. Mccabe, Kevin Smith, Paul Watson, Jim Murray, Dave Linton, Larry Gilbert, Frieda Myers, Dede Boden, Larry Wisnosky, Scott Brown, Dave Hinton
Prospectus 1976
CHAMPIONSHIPS BECKON P/C WINNING SPEAKERS; CBS' Edwards Commencement speaker: Schorr to speak here Mar. 29; Pre-registration set for Apr. 19-30; PC news in brief: Bicentennial Week Activities, Craft Festival Day, On-Going Activities; Letters to the Editor: Peoples' Forum; PC Board of Trustees Election set April 10; Vets Elect; Smith: 'Parkland has spoken'; Bunnies revolutionize Stu-Go; Parkland Observes 10th Anniversary; Fiddler, Singer perform; Exhibits, spinning to be shown; Craft festival Apr. 3 at P/C; Micro Tech comes to the rescue: Clock to tick again July 4; Commager campus appearance highlight of Bicentennial week; Talents of older people on exhibit; Student Government …
Prospectus, February 26, 1976, Maryjo A. Mccabe, Dave Linton, Ron Chrastka, Donna Frichtl, Frieda Myers, James Williams, Grant Collins, Jeff Burk, Scott Brown, Walt Essington, Dave Hinton
Prospectus, February 26, 1976, Maryjo A. Mccabe, Dave Linton, Ron Chrastka, Donna Frichtl, Frieda Myers, James Williams, Grant Collins, Jeff Burk, Scott Brown, Walt Essington, Dave Hinton
Prospectus 1976
KEVIN WOODARD V.P.; PC news in brief: Auditions March 1, 2, SIU Reps Here March 5; Convocations starts 'Forum'; Letters to the Editor; Comet West: Skylines; P/C Artists Compete In Junior College Art; Board of Trustees Notes; WPGU - Belle concert; Veterans' election set; Prospectus guide to PC "Slanguage"; Good News; Country Bouquet: Hank Williams; D.U. serves students; New Gym Lacks Needed Elevator; Disabled score difficulties; readers forum: Wife-beating problem one of brutality, tragedy; Classifieds; Dear Bonnie; It's Debatable; Rozelle rule: Sports views; Cobra's Corner; Who do we A-pre-ci-ate; PC attends ACU-I; Brown leads with 30: Cobras take CIAC Title; …
Central Florida Future, Vol. 08 No. 13, January 23, 1976
Central Florida Future, Vol. 08 No. 13, January 23, 1976
Central Florida Future
Hike dorm rent, lift statewide visitation rules: Regents cut enrollment 10 pct.; Bonds reinstate tuition loans; Some residents may move because of rent hike; Metric system conversion termed inevitable by prof. (with picture "Miss Poly Metric"); Prof 'junks' bicentennial (with photos); Text of President Millican's evaluation (with portrait photo of Millican); First Lady's responsibilities diverse, time consuming (with photo of Mrs. Millican).
Prospectus, January 22, 1976, Dave Scouffas, Donna Frichtl, Dwight A. Onley, Mike Street, Maryjo A. Mccabe, Larry Wisnosky, Mike Babcock, Scott Brown
Prospectus, January 22, 1976, Dave Scouffas, Donna Frichtl, Dwight A. Onley, Mike Street, Maryjo A. Mccabe, Larry Wisnosky, Mike Babcock, Scott Brown
Prospectus 1976
P/C LONG AWAITED GYM OPENS: COBRAS OCCUPY NEW HOME - THE PIT; "But I'm too old to be carded."; Sorry Folks!!; Stu-Go Ruling May Ax Hopefuls; Forum: First Ike…, …then Mike; Editorial; Letters; Library alarm installed, system stops sneaks; P/C Offers Animal Care; Stu-Go election to be held in February; Vets Verify Hours; The Award Letter; Rotary Club Sponsors Tech Training Award; Football Decision Deferred by Board of Trustees; Classified; Women's Programs Offer Variety; SIU, U of I designate Guest days; Forum: School's Identity Is Issue; Talent Show Planned; P/C Women Cagers Open Season Tonight; Baseball Starts; Bouncing Bob's Basketball …