Brown and White Vol. 84 no. 35

              brown and white yy yfyfyyy.y vol 84 — no 35 zzzz.z yzzzyzyzyzz tuesday february 13 1973 866-03.11 language rule may not be settled until late in semester hunt says i'm not advocating this particular proposal i'm announcing it dean john w hunt of the college of arts and science remarked in reference to the proposed change in the language requirement the motion requires 10 credit hours instead of the presently required 17 or 18 hours hunt speaking to the academic affairs committee at their invitation last thur sday said that he is much fresher than most of you on the information con cerning the proposed motion which will soon come before the arts and science committee if the motion is to be implemented hunt explained that it must be passed in turn by the arts and science committee the arts and science faculty ed-pol and the university faculty he recommended that seniors not drop language courses in an ticipation of a change in the requirement speculating that the motion won't be resolved until well into the current semester hunt said that the arts and science committee will probably hold an open hearing on the proposed change he also said that the arts and science committee may initiate a more basic discussion on the requirement and added that he will guarantee that the faculty will discuss the merits of the distribution concept the proposed motion developed by the classics department allows students uie most leeway according to hunt it states that in the case of a language begun at lehigh three courses will be required in those languages offered on a 3-3-3-3 sequence for languages offered on thes-5 4-3 sequence two courses will suffice hunt said that the proposed motion has been circulated to various departments and that t here has been no reaction as of yet one of the things at lehigh is to talk about the language requirement each year he stated when noting the last attempt to change the requirement hunt said this apparently was a traumatic moment for the university i'm sorry i missed ail the fun dave jack ley 73 chairman of the academic affairs committee said that there seems to be concern about the b__w photo by batcheler dean john w hunt parking group asks fees fines discards meter maid proposal by ed fiedler the parking committee has suggested that no meter maids be hired and that parking fees range from 3 to 10 in the latest draft of its report to the forum committee chairman thomas e jackson said at the friday committee meeting that he would motion to remove item two of the original parking com mittee charge 72516 calling for a seperate enforcement body . formed specifically to perform the traffic control function the report also calls for parking registration fees of 3 a year for students 5 for staff and 10 for faculty the committee has tentatively planned an open hearing on the evening of feb 28 to answer any questions pertaining to the report the committee had agreed in its friday meeting that including the expensive meter maid program would make the report difficult to sell jackson said that the force of meter maids and the office and equipment required to make the force work would cost 32,332 per year all you'd get out of the force would be more tickets said arthur mann associate dean of students improvement fund the committee proposed that all money collected from fines and registration fees be kept in a special fund that will be used only for the improvement of the traffic and parking facilities on campus jackson explained that in the new proposal each person is helping to defray some of the expense the committee estimated that the registration fees will yield approximately 20,000 per year for the parking im b&w photo by batcheler prof thomas e jackson lack of quorum postpones forum law school decision by john klucsik with one of the most important issues since the consideration of the all university complex on its agenda the forum failed to muster a quorum at its meeting last night due to the sparse at tendance the pp & r motion favoring the establishment of a law school at the university was never considered and no action was taken on a motion which would establish parking fees and faculty fines after parking committee chairman prof thomas e jackson presented his motion to institute parking registration lees and to drop the parking enforcement body from consideration he explained that the committee proposal included parking tines for faculty see parking committee story for details at this point a quorum was called and forum chairman george dinsmore informed the group that a quorum was not present calls to adjourn dinsmore suggested that the members of the forum who were present convene as a committee of the whole to discuss the law school motion dinsmore in answer to calls for adjournment ended the meeting without further discussion from the floor trustee report earlier in the meeting trustee representative benjamine litt professor of management reported that the trustees have adopted a recommendation that some of the accumulated capital gains realized from adjustments in the university's investment portfolio be made available for use in the operating budget accordingly 70,000 will be made available next year and 65,000 the following year said litt according to litt one trustee was so impressed with the wagner claims computerization causes delays by karen ernst late class lists the delay in issuing the university directory and illegible grade transcripts were the result of problems in adjusting to uie computerization of uie registration system according to registrar james h wagner we have to do everything to make uie computer do what it's supposed to do which is a painstaking operation ex plained wagner he said that all the personal information about students such as social security numbers addresses and emergency contacts has to be coded and written out by hand for the keypunch operators coding takes an extreme amount of time said wagner because all the per sonal information has to be written out for every add and drop punched out and george beezer 57 named new head of publications george l beezer 57 former globe times staffer has been appointed director of publications at the university president w deming lewis announced saturday beezer will be in charge of the new lehigh university news the news was discontinued last spring by the ad ministration after a controversial article was withheld about forum debate on the 10 year plan and the all-university complex beezer will be responsible for lehigh's total publications program his duties will also include direction of major periodical pieces catalog series admission booklets graduation programs development brochures and a number of pamphlets and posters beezer has been associate editor of today magazine and editor of tv week the philadelphia inquirer's sunday magazines for the past two years before joining the inquirer he was an editor with the philadelphia bulletin for nine years heading uie feature depart ment copy desk for the last five years while an undergraduate at the university beezer was a journalism major and served in many positions with the brown and white including that of editorial page director beezer worked one summer as a reporter for the philadelphia bulletin and two summers for the allentown morning call while attending lehigh after completion of army service beezer returned to bethlehem for three years as a reporter and county editor with the globe times leaving in 1961 to join the staff of the philadelphia bulletin beezer was president of pi delta ep silon the undergraduate journalism honorary society and a member of kappa sigma social fraternity he belongs to sigma delta chi the national profession journalistic society george l beezer see late page 4 see fees page 5 sec attendance page 5 see hunt page 5