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iAICHIGAN STATE UNIVER9IIY CALEXDAR
Salurday
Cross Colrntry -- M.s.U. vs. Al! Force Acadedv:
Forest Aker6 eolf Course.
Univerdity Theate! -- rrBoln Yesterday'r; Eairchild
Iheater.
11: 00 a. rn.
November
2:30 p.ro.
81 00 p,ra.
sunday
November
MoDday
Novenber
8:00 p.n. - onlverslty Theater
Thea!er.
10:00
11:00
4:00
4:00
4:00
4:0o
Mld-?ern Giades
Dalry Seroloarr 125 Anthony
Roon.
plant Pathology-tlycolo8v Seninart 450 Natural
scleoce.
Charles Maurice Yates
4:30 p.n.
NoveEber
8:00 a.d.
12: 10 p.ttr,
3r30 p.d.
3:30 p.m.
4:00 p.0.
4:00 p.n.
4r 00 p.n.
7 :00 p,n.
9:0o p.m.
7 | 30 p.m.
8:15
p. !0.
l,ecture! 32 Unlon.
@Klva,
p.n.
11:10 a,n,
Unio'r.
Ha11.
!9od__99i9$e Jge1lgj 1!.0 Airthony Hal1.
?hys{cs CoIloquluh: Phys ic6 -Uatheoatic6 Conference
4: 00 p. n.
luesday
Yesterdavi': Fairchild
Due: I1"3 Adninlstrarlo!.
iTE6iiGl:omit-Fopen Meetins: It ral Rood,
a.n,
p.n,
p.[l,
p.n.
p.o.
8:30 p.Il.
rrBorn
Fore€try Seminer: L9 Forestry.
a.m.
4:00 p.d.
8i 15
--
-
Educatlon Bull-ding.
l,ecture- Concert Series (A) -- 'rl,lazor^rsze.rr PollshqC4S9,-ggqpgSfi Auditoriu!,
Art Lgcture: 105 Kellogg Center.
_CgfCei 126 ABthony sa1l.
ElectricEL Bng{nee!ing-Coloputer Laboratoly Seninall
-F_994_C-e19!9e
404 Electrlcsl Engideering.
l4.S.U. lGnrs Club tuncheon: Union Parlols,
EconoroicE SeBlnar: Parlor C, Unlon,
eeograobv Semlna!: 409 Natural Sclence.
gorlicultule Sehinart 204 Horticulture.
StatlEtics Colloqulun: Physlcs-lrlalheEatic6
Conference Roon,
Forelgo 3i1h Series -- "Poor But Eeautifullr (Italiad):
Falrcblld Theater.
Aoerican Associatlon Unlversity Profe6sors Meeling:
Libraly lpuDge.
Flne Arts quartetr l,[rslc Auditorlnfr.
(over)
Wednesday
Novesber
I
12:00 noon
4;00 p,!r.
4:00 p,o.
4:00 p.n.
4:00 p.n.
8:00 p,n.
Thursday
Novelober
12:00 noon
4 r 00 p.m.
4;00 p.D.
4:
I0 p.n.
4:10 p.D.
Syglenatic Blologv Se&i.narr. 450 NaturaL Science.
Geology-Botany and Plant Pathologv Sedinar:
450 Natural scleoce.
Entonolopv Seninari 352 Natural sclence.
Mechaaical Engineerilrg Seoioar: 404 Electrical
Eaglneerlng.
Surgery alrd Medicine Seninar: 101 €iltner Ha11.
Universlty Arena l'heater -- trRight You Are: If You_
Thlnk Sorr: Arena Theater, Audltoriue.
Ecology D{scussio[ Group; 450 Natural Science,
Biocheeistry Colloqulun: 122 Kedzie CheElcal
Laboretory.
Patb Crops Senlnar: 309 Agrlcui.ture lla1l.
Mlcloblology and lub1l.c Eealth Seoirerr 335 Gtltne!,
psychology CoLloqulun: Foulth Floor Auditoriuo,
Library,
yqtgllta]:y !4!!919Cy !9q!! : 346 Giltner Hall..
4r 15 p,ro.
{4!!rq444!! Q9]!!SC! ! ?hy 61c s - l,l6t heFa t lcg
Conference Roon,
7:30 p.ro. - Col1ea€ of Velerlnsrv Med{cine
118 Phys lcs -Matbeda ti cB .
E;00 p.n. - Univer6ity Arena theater -- "Right You Are: If Yoe
thlnk so'!: Arena Theater, Auditoriun,
Frlday
Novenber 10
4:10
p.no.
12:00
12:00
4:00
4:00
noon
noon
p,m.
p.n.
00 p,ro.
9:00 p. n,
8:00 p.d.
7|
Saturday
Novedtber:11
Anatoby Seminsr: 273 Clltnex Hall.
Zoology Seolaa!, 450 Natural Science.
Applled Mechanies Senlaarr 404 Electrlc&l Englneering.
Phy!ics Colloqulun (Special) : Physics-Mathematics
Conferedce Room.
Isr'"ier filo Series taircbl!d Theater.
(Phillipi.oe)i
UoiversLtv Arena theater -- rtRisht You Ar€:
Thlnk So'r: Arena Theater, Audlloriun.
I0:00 a.n. - Soccer -- U.S.U. vs, St. Lonls Unive!6it
Soccer Fleld.
8:00 p.6. - llorld ?ravel 5erle6--- Johll Goddard, rrExploring
Lands Down Under'r: Auditoriun.
8i00 p.m. - Itniversity Arena theater -- I'Right You Arel lf
Thlok
Soi:
Arena Theater, AuditoriuD.
You
ANNOUNCSI'IENTS
?he dote of fall-ter'l
from frlday, Dec. 8,
CO}4''DNCEMENT
?he beeting of the AcddeDic Councll scheduled
haa b€erl postpoded untll ltrov, 21.
ACADEMIC COUNCIL
ACADEMIC SENA1E
date of Nov. 8 as
connedcedent has been changed
7.
to Thur€day, Dec.
lt
for
l{ov.
Ihe Acedeolc Seaate nri1l deet Wednesday, Nov. 29, at
4 p.n, ln Faif,chll.d Theate!, Thia i6 a chadge frob the
appears io the adlllnlstrstlve caleirdar,
COMMIITEE
Tbe llonthly open oeetinS of the Steerin8 Collllirlee eitl
be held Morday, Nov. 6, at 4 p,o. in the Mural. Rood of
Unl,on, Feculty nelobers are lnvited to brlng inatter€ to the attention of
Sleerlng CoErdttee which they believe will cortribute to the f,relfare of the
STEERING
the
lhe
llniverslly.
BOARD
ACENDA
llaterial to be iocluded in the sgenda for the Noveober
oeetlflg of the Board of, trustees nust be ln the Deans'
Nov. 7, add in tbe President's Otftce by doon on Wedneaday,
offices by Tuesday,
Nov. 8. tate oote!{al
w111 be
held fot the Deceeber Board oeetlng.
Coolleflceneot program ioforoatlon sheets for fall-lernr
doctoral csndi.date6 have been dlstrlbuted to the departroental offices, these nu3t be coDpleted snd teturned to the Seolor Offlce,
116 AdEin{stratlon, no loter than Frldsy, t{ov. 10.
DOCTORA.L CANDIDATES
CLI,8
Dr, Ivan lJa1enta, Chief of the Space In6trunent Syslens
Sectlon of the Jet propulsioo laboretory, Califoroia
Instltote of Techoology, r.'il1 speak at the rneethg of the lt.S.!. Men's Club on
luesday, Nov. 7, at 12:10 p.m. in the Itnlon pallors. Meebers of the Faculty
M.S,U, MEN|S
Wodenrg A6sociation
will
be gqests.
0N INTECRIIY The fotlolrl.ng
stateueot, passed by the Acadeolc Senare,
exptesaes the vleo of the Unlverslty lrith resf,ect to the
integrlty of scholarghip and gr€desi l. The prtnclples of lruth and lronesty are
recognlzed ss fundanental to a coftlunity of teacher6 aad scholars. The Unlvetalty expect8 that both faculty atrd dtudeots \irill honor these prlnclples and in
so dolng protect the valldlty of Uqiverslty grgdes. Thls nea;s that a1l acadenlc
work lrill be dooe by the Atudent to qrhoq It ls assigned, without unaulhorized
aid of any kiod. Instructors, for thelr part, lrill exe;cide care in the plsnalng
and supervlsloo of, acadenic nork, so that hone6t effort will be posttiveli
encouraged. 2. 1f an inslance of cheating is di8covered by erl instructor, lt i6
hl8 re6poasibllity to take appropriete actlon. Dependtng upon his Judgne;t of
the,particul.ar ca6e, he hay give a f,6l1tng grade to the icuient on
assignheDt
or for the cour6e. The lnatructo! Day, et lhe aaEre tlrEer recollmendthe
dloDissel oI
the student from the Unlver6ity.
STATEMENI
(over)
FOOD SCinNCE FORTJ}I
The Food Science Foruxo wlll meet Tuesday, Nov.
B a.n. ln 126 Anthony 8a11.
MID-TERM GRADES
MLd-tero grades
1{ill
be due
at
11
a.n. otl
7, at
l'londay, Nov. 6,
ill lhe Registlaiiol Office, 113 Adnlnistratlofl,
l1lilltan Fagg, deputy keeper of ethoogiaphy and curator
of Afrlcao art 1I} the Brltish Museuar, will give 6tl
ill.ustrated lecture on l^re6t Afrlcan ar.t forms lbnday, Nov. 6, at 8:30 p,n. in
AFRTCAN
ARl
],ECILIRE
105 Kellogg Center,
third annual Charles Maurice Yates lectuie, sponsored
by the School of Journall6r0 and the MlchlSan Tuberculo6ls
and Resplratory Disease Assoclation, wllt be givel Monday, Nov. 6, at 4 p.no. in
Rood 32 of the Unlon. Dr, frank Frerdon!-Sfilth, Dlrector of InterdisciPlinary
Coflference Progrem of the Aoerlcan Institute of Biologicat Science6, lJl11 sPeak
oo I'Conversation as Comunlcatlon.'r the leclure ls open to all faculty and
staff nenbers and studenls.
The
YATES LECIURE
The Anerlcan As6ociation of Unlverslty Professors w111
nee! Tuesday, Nov. 7, at 7:30 p.n. ln the Llbrary
Lounge, fourth floor. The prograE nill be "cu.rent Issues at ll.s,U.": (1)
Revlslon of Faculty Organizatlod Document; (2) proposed highet education Pro_
vlsions for Con-Con; (3) ecooomlc status of the professloo; (4) conttol of
student publicetions; (5) lhe role of the police in the Univer6ity, and (6)
proposed A.A. U. P, newsletter.
A,A, U. P. MEOTINC
w111 broadcast the M.S.U.-Minnesota football Sane
Saturday, Nov. 4, at 2:15 p,n. At 7:30 p.n., on "The
Age of 0verk111,tr Max Lelner nill discuss new \,teapons in a new world. The
latest news frox0 Cort-Con is pleseoted in two weekly reports - -tuesdays at 7:30 P.m,
and Wednesdays at 4 p.d, On Wednesdayt Nov. 8, at 5 p.n,, "Tactics of Communi.6xa"
w111 cedter on'rlhe Philippines, the organized Underground.rr Dr, Gene Bluestein .
$iill be host and performer for an hou! of folk music on 'rHooteflanny," Wednesday,
Nov. 8, at 9 p.!r.
WKAR PROGRAI'I
FEA1URES
WKAR
'rlorentz on Fi1n" will feature Pare Lorentz and historian
Charles Rocklrell sho\ring the controvetslal fillD
"Nurenberg" on Sunday, Nov. 5, at 2:30 p.n, Defla Cederqulst !,t111 explote sodle
of the Dlsapprehensions about food on "Food for Life" on Monday, Nov, 6, at
11 a.m, John Dodds \riLl returu as host on trAmerican Menoir6" Tue8day, Nov. 7,
at 7 p.n. wlth a dlscussion ofrtThe Business MsrI as a Hero.'r A special progran
on wedaesday, Nov. 8, a! 7 p.n. w111 pleseot choleographer }laxine ilayden
denonstrating dance Eovenents based on ideas drarn froE aodern sculpture.
Follolrlng at 7:15 p.m, w111 be the 41 Beutler Qulntet petforning the coEpoeitio[
that 1.,as judged the irbest orlgi,nal co&po6itiod( at tbe Nolre Dane collegiate
Jazz fesltvaL, Gene glues!eio !r111 discuss and illuatrate a variety of Amerlcan
f,olksongs on Thutsday, Nov. 9, at 12 noon. At 11:30 a.6., Friday, Nov. 10,
"lhe Uo11ow Crolrn" (Acts 1, 2, and 3 of "Richard II'r) will be the fir6t presentatlorl onrrThe Age of Klng6," a seties thst covera 85 years of, history as seen
through Shakespeare rs riklng play6.
i,tl'lsS PROGRAM FEATI'R.ES
Faculty aad stafl nembers are lovlted to the WMSB open
house in the televlsios studlos (llarrl.son and Kalasazoo)
on Sunday, Nov, 5, fron 5- l0 p,8.
l^tMSB OPEN BOUSE
QUARTET The Music Concert SerleE !,1L1 plesent the Flne Arts
quarte! on Tue8day, Nov. 7, at Irt5 p.tl. in the Music
Auditoriufl. Adnls6lonr $1. Students will be adeilted by I.D. cards.
FINE ARTS
UNIVERSITY
THBATER The Unlverslty Theate! !rl1l preseat lhe flr6t
Areoa
Theat€i productlon, 'rR1ght You Arel If You Think So,ir
by Lutgi Pirandello, Nov. 8-11, 6t 8 p.E. in the ne(' Arena Theater in lhe basenent of the AudltoriuE. Adoisslon ls by season coupoo only. Coupon exchanges
will begln Monday, Nov. 6, at the lairchtld Theater box of,flce. No teLephone
reservations wtl1 be accepted.
EXITIB
Il
IONS
-Eero Saerinen, Archttect,
Ceoter Callery llourst Delly I e.h.
2-5 p,m., T\esddy evenings, 6-9.
MBMoRIAI EXHIB ITION-
Kresge
Art
Nov. 10 through Dec. 4.
to 5 p.Er,; Saturdays and Sundays,
CONFERENCES
6
6-7
6-10
6-10
Noverober 8-9
Noveobe! 8-I0
Novesber 9-10
Novenb€r 10-11
Novenber
Noveober
Noveirber
Novenber
Novenber
C.P,A. State tax Forun
State Conference of Coun6elor6
Connand Of,ficerd Courge
of,fice procedule6 Instltute
Dairy Manufacturers Coofereoce
Farm Bureau Annoal Meetlng
CoEference on Intergroup Relationa
Basketball Coaches Clin1c
Kellogg
Kellogg
Kellogg
Unlon
Re1logg
Kellogg and Auditorlum
Kellogg
IntraEural Bullding
12-17. Anerlcan Collectors Assoclatlon Conference
ReLlogg
Students and faculty nenbers are welcome to attend thege Contlouing Education
ptograms. ?hose oho are idtereated should nake arralrgeqlents 1Ir advaace l,'lth
the Offlce of Universlty Conferences, Ext. 5-4590. The Continuing Educatlon
Service requests faculty (aedbers serwiog ag program per€onne1 or gltending
confelences to fll1 out €nd f,eturn advance reglstratloo foro6 go thet the
proper iEforaetion can be placed oo tlame badges so lt !1111 be knoern which
confef,erce meals they platr to attend, It is aL6o requested that, upon srriving
al Kellogg CeBt€f,, faculty meDobers stop at the Corifer€nce De6k to pick up nane
badges and meel tickets. Fdculty eeebels are not charged a reglsllation f€e.
(over)
SEMINARS AND COLLOQUTA,
S(EJEC5 MATTER AREA
Anatong
frld€y, Nov. 10, 12 doon
273
10P1C
SPEAKER
Dr. lladhabanaoda Sar
Glltner Uall
Prof, 8. g, Lee
Mecha$ics
Bro\,m University
Fridey, Nov, 10, 4 p.Er,
404 Electrical Englneerlng
Bi.ochefilistrv
C. J. Krlster
Thursday,. Nov. 9, 4 p. .
Blochenlcals Dlvislon
L22 KedzIe gbenical I"ab.
DuPont Compaoy
Dr. Janes Ereester
Cbenlstry
lueEday, Nov. 7, 4 p.n.
Purdue Uoivelsity
122 Ked.z,!e Cheoical Lab.
Da{rl
1,l. lr. wunder
Monday, Nov. 6, 4 p.ul,
126 Anthony Ha11
Ecology_
Henry Short
?hurgd4y, Nov. 9, 12 noon
Applleal
rrstructure and fuRctiotl
of lynphatic vessels'l
rrRecent developBents
vlscoelastic stress
in
aoalysis'r
"The un6een harvesters"
rrsooe
relatlonshlps
betreen optical actlvity
arrd structurer!
"Factors that influence
the S.N,F. content of
bovine eilkrl
rtNutritional cooparisono
bebreen cattle and deer't
450 N€tura1 science
Econonlcs
luesday, Nov. 7, 3:30 p.sr.
Parlor C, Union
College of Educatio!
Monday, Nov. 6, 4:30 p.m.
Klve, Educatlon Bullding
E!.ec.Eng!.-Co!0puter Lab.
Tuesday, Nov. 7, 11i10 a.m,
404 Electrlcal Engineerlng
EntonologJ
Wedneodsy, Nov. 8, 4 p.n.
352 Naturai science
Faro crops_
Thursday, Nov. 9, 4 p.u.
3o9
Prof. Mattln Bronfeo- rrAutonatio.t theory"
bredner
Univ. of Minnegota
Dr. John Roqre
'rPsychological basis of
Business Educatioa Dept. sklll buildingil
Un!v. of North Dekota
iiconpuler developnents
Dr. Norna; R, Scott
Electrlcal Englneering 1950-1970"
Unlv. of Michigan
Nell Kaltdan
Jerry SlEEonE
Richard
t, Cooper
Agriculture Eal1
Sclence
Monat;-M; 6, 4 p.n.
L. Minor
110 Atlthony
Roy
Food
Forestly
ltall
Monday, Nov.
19 t.orestry
6,
10
a.rn,
Porter
"The ecological approach
to the inaecticide
problen"
.Flower pighen! inherita&ce
in diploid
Medicaso"
'lProteid derlved flavors'r
rrRecent studies orl the
snoking procesa of neatsrl
W. E. R€tfanyder "The forest eflv{rodmentrr
School of Fore6try
Yale University
D!.
SEI'IMRS AND CoLLOQU!& (contilued)
Geologv-Botanv and Plant Path,- Aureal
Wednesday, Nov. 8, 4 p.ld.
45o Natural Sclence
llorllculture
Tuesday, Nov, 7, 4 p.o.
204 norticuliure
Dr,
L
"Palynology: Ihe orlgln,
dislribution, alrd peleoecology of pladt nicrofo8sli.6 snd appllcatlon
to geologie explora!1on'!
Crogs
Rolrland Plerson
''u.s,U. r6 Counseliog
Ceater'l
.lleittrlch Larchet
xe!!gge!!e6
Thursday, Nov. 9, 4r15 p,!0,
Physics-Math. Conf . Roon
Prof
Mechani.cal Engloeerlng
wednesday, Nov. 8, 4 p,!0.
404 Electrical Englneerlog
Dr, Robert D. Gafford
Fllght Laboratories, The ltartin Co.
Space
Denver, colorsdo
rrsolutlon of a georoelry
problee of FeJestoth'l
"The uge
of pholosynthesis
f,o! etnospheric regenera-
tloo h
space 6ysleos"
Mlcrobiolosy and P.H!
?hursday, Nov. 9, 4:10 p.D.
335 eiltnet Eell
Dr. D, A. Price
fby€I-ec
Monday, Nov, 6, 4 p.n.
Phy8icE-ldath. Conf . Roos
Dr. Barnett
Phvslcs (speclall
Nov. 10, 4 p,n.
Physlc8-l{ath. Con!. Room
Dr. tadashi Sugsnara
Univ, of ?ltteburgh
'rNuclea! nagnetic regonalrce
1n peraldgnetlc sai.tsrl
Plant Pathology-Mvcology
Mooday, Nov, 6, 4 p.n,
450 Natural Sctence
K. R. S. Nair
rrlletelokaryosls ln the
fuagl'r
rry$919sy
Prof. C. L. llinder
rr?he
Statl s tica_
Dr. Martin
'rProperties of quadtile
estinatolgrl
frlday,
Thursday, Nov. 9, 4:10 p.n.
Fourth Floo! Audltorluq Liblary
Tue8day, Nov. 7, 4 p.m.
PhysieB-l,Iath. Conf . RooD
Surgerv alrd Medicine
Wednesday, Nov. 8, 4
101 clltner Hall
p,n.
Editor-in-Chief
Chlca8o,
"Preparation and p!ocesBing
, AVI'IA
Illlools
Rosenberg
Fox
Dr, M. D, l,lccavin
E. Snith
Systenatic Blology
Wedoesday, Nov. 8, 12 .roon
450 Natural Science
Dr.
Jane
Veterlnery li'edlcLfle
Dr,
Johannes lloustgasrd
-Eired-all'i6v,-9J:
30 p.o.
118 Physics-uathenstice
Royal Veterinary anal
Agricgltural College
Copetlhagen, Denmalk
(over )
of the scientilic
n4rlus cr lp
lrl
rrThe 601td
state electricel
ProPerttes of Plotelnsrl
effects of parental
attitudes oo the social
teputation of edolescent
of vetericary
nedlclne snd research in
Queeasland, Australlarl
'rsone aspects
Icollections tn Ceology
DepartsEnt of M.S.U,rl
rrCllnatlc envltoooent
plg pe!forrlance'r
and
SEMD{ARS Al,lD C0LLoQUIA
Veterln€ry
Pathologl
9, 4:10 p.o.
346 eiltner flall
Thursdey, Nov,
L99]oE
Friday, Nov. 10, 12 noon
450 Nalural Science
(contlnued)
Dr. E. J, nothenbache! "Bovlne
Dr. Lee R. Dice
uoiv. of, ldlchlgan
Sa1done11oe19"
rrBehavior of several
6tralns atrd races of,
Pero$yscu6rl
******
IMORI''A.L NO?ICES
FoLK the faculty trolk CIub w111 neet Frlday, Nov. 10, at 1t30 p.n.
ln Roon 21 of the 0nion, Dr, Gene B1ue6lein wilL present a
plotrae of folk6odg6, the nurgery ln the 81re9ide RooD at People6 Church for
chi,ldren aBed 2-6 years wlll be open at 1 p.o. Reservatloos at 35 cents a chlld
nay be nsde by calllng M!s. Alfred Levak, ED 2-8886, or Mrs. l,tlt1tam Meggltt,
ED 7-1L96. Tickel6 at $5 a pereoo for the Men'6 Club-FacuLty Folk dlnoer-dance
FACITLTI
to be held Dec.
9 \d111 be oo sale.
The
rrl
eirure- t lmerr group $111 qeet Thursday, Nov. 9, at 1:30 p.m,
h the horne of I'lrs. Devld A. Booth, 1155 D6tsy Lane. Persona neediog tran6portdtion ere ssked to call l,lrs. 8ooth, 337-9267.
?he boirllng group will heet every Thursday at 9:30 a,n. ifl the
Spartan Bolrllng AIley, Anyone lnterested in Jolnlng this group iB agked to
call Mra. B. V. Alfredson, 0D 2-5370.
The creatlve nritersr group otll nreet l'ronday, Nov. 6, at I:30 p.o,
tn the boDe of Mrs. Walter !ee, 321 orchaad, Mrs. Fee will glve an iltustrated
talk on gone writers of post-I,torld llar II JapeB. New oenbers and gueato are
invlted.
?URruY
SAIE
a Pou[d.
the Poultry Science CLub ls again offering tutkeys for sal.e
at the follovilt prlces: llens, 43 cents a pound; toms, 40 cent€
ACADEMIC COUNCIL
Report
I.
of the neeting oI! oct, 31,
t-96-!
Actlono (Requtre Senate approval)
l.
Approved the Revised Faculty Orgafllzatl.on DocuEent.
Note. Thls
or1
docuhent wa6 prepared by an
lrhich
all
aIl-unlversity conhittee,
coll.eges $ere repreaented, $hlch soll.cited
and consldered faeulty suggestiods both before and during
lts deliberattons. It
has been revLew€d and dodified by
the Council and checked by the Universlty Legal Counsel.
the flnal draft of lhe revlsed
wlll be sent to
o11 Senate Eenbers for their conBlderatlon prior to the
Document
Novernber Senate &eet1ng.
2.
Approved Ebe tieconue[dalion
of Philosophy
of the Graduate
degree be off,ered
Gernalr Language and
ln
Council that the Doctor
French ladguage and
Lltetature, afld
Llteratule,
Spanl6h Language and Llterature.
II. Actlon (Does not requlre Senate aFproval)
l. Dean Ruzak recoouended that the teftr of offlce of h€Ebers of, the
Athletie Councll be chaaged fron Oct, 1 - Sept. 30 to July 1 June 30. Passed.