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tion: Aura Ramirez., Invitations:
Connie Ryan, Decorations: and
Judy SheAin, Programs.
A variety show. lneludJng a skit,
will highlight the Freshmen's en­tertainment.
The Sophomores have
sehoduled Mary Jo Spenser, who
wJII sing, and The Towners, a
Sophomo~ singing group. Both
classes arc reserving a few sur­prises
which wUJ not be revealed
until the banquet ..
Hopes are running high lor this
arnual celebration which ex­presses
externally the Big-Little
Sister relationships whtch Nua­rPth
ha.s fostered.
Educators Meet
At Geneseo-
The numerous meetings which '
accompany the annual schedules o.r
our education department will
once again demand Nazareth par­ticipation.
Sister Joseph Mary an­nounces
that on Thursday, May
7th, the State University College
:tt Geneseo will be host ror a
panel concerning the probable ln·
Ouence of the Conant repo-rt on
teacher prepuation. Sister Thomas
Marion will chairman the subse-­Quent
discussion by area educa·
tors. ·
EXAMS
Only 20 Days
SeeP. 4
1964-65 CLASS OFFICERS, S. C. REPS,
PUBLICATIONS EDITORS REVEAL PLANS
'Charade'
At Brooklea
POJ3e 2 THE G L E AN E R Wednesday, April 29, 1964
.. ·. s:.~.~ ;·:~~~~~~~~~~~:·.:·:.:;· .~ o~;:~-~~~ k~ ·~r:.t~:~:~ . ~~~~~~:~~~~.~~ ganlzations and activities that are available to the st udents. B R I" S I amount lndN~nnlnable. w~ :.reI Comm1ttce. The others were afratd
We hoped to be able to rate their good and bad poi nt$ and y o sa le a s sano taking thiS opportunity to make even to approach thetr admtniStr>•
to make concrete suggestions which we honestly thought What ls college lor~ Your pur-l ~m~ S·lariR~~tlon~l r:s~r~~ng :(3
: ~1:"o::'n~~!r:n P:!~~!~'Ya~( Ps::~~
were wo rthwhile. Finding t his w~ole p ro iect a rather large pose. goals and activlUes at Nn· a ~;"ec,~7c~ay ~8~0beeene :Ct aus~de "at lous new Ideas concerning change
u ndertaking for a two-week penod, we present here only arcth depend on your answer And. , Nat.areth ~ac:h year tor th~ purpose had been snuffed out by the black­t
hose ideas which could actually be produced with the r eal s~~dent g~vern7e1':.! ~ust a~so ask 1 of honoring Mary m a $pecia1 \\'Ay. robed adnunlstr~tlon and the do3k
facts and thinking necessary to back them up. We hope t h at ~ s ques on ° e or e fse '~e I Alumnae wall recall days spent ' o! tradiuon. Here the Tradiuons
any suggestions made will be taken as that-SUGGESTIONS. , me::i~~ ~unsJ ~o~:ft'~:: ~roJ~~~ in elaborate processions around I Committee had Its ~rlgln In t~e
And we ho""" that since we have put a ce rtain amount of h i n' v r relevant to an . the grounds More r~cent years minds or o~r administration. SIS· . ' ,.,- . . . t at s t e Y Y 1 have wnncssed a mornmg or nfter· ter Josephmc Louise ha~ been
t.me and effort 1nto them they w1 ll be carefully cons•dered. thing that happens here at school noon program with a queen. at· most sympathetic to counc11's
. Student government should pro· I tendnnt5:. speakers. and musical se- problems nnd is never too busy to
GLEANER R t 1 v1de student incentive for student , lccUons. listen to well·founded complt~ints ' epor • I growth. We as a group or students I As May Days have prog-ressed Old the studenU of NaZJre1h re-
• J cnn h~lp each other ~:aJn know~ ' variou.s events have been changed aHzc that our ndmlnistr:nlon saw Departmental Clubs ledge m our own specofic way, It or omitted. The primary objecti,•e no noed lor the eard playing rulo.
1 does not manlrnltc student govern- has not been to follow the preco · and also suJt~cstcd a revision or
. , ment to recognize that there arc dent ot prevlous year~ but to the drinkins rules? tvcry girl h.a5
. A good sobd look at departm~ntal clubs. has been . the I things that ore not in iL' realm or honor Mary and make h~; the cen· her laults ond those whose faults
Object of. mu.cb research, . diSCUSSIOn, committee meetJ~ngs J that Its powers . are delegated 1 ter of attention. Whether or not are most often manifested by oth·
and planning m the past two weeks. We hope that coordtna· through Lhe admmi$tratlon. Stu· this has always been done is de· ers are the very JM!Oplc who art
tion of student leaders and administration-faculty members I dent government must participa!e j bat.ablc. It i~ not our inte.ntion working hardest to make Nau·
"in the know" will find the research helpful and the sugges- in and add to your st.udcnt life '" here to answer that question. It is rcth 3 college of which to be proud
tions applicable to the realization of a more vital academic ~e thi~gsi thot. nre '"t 1 ~' provJ. our Intention merely to suggest an~ to lo~~· d .
life at Nazareth in the coming years. ~~:tce~h/ e~~~:~:R ~~m'o:ph;~e w~~ I t~ those who b~lk ~t change, .who not a:ar~~e s a~:::~t:~'n:l~~ ~~tn~
THE FACTS: There are t.welve clubs on campus that a~e I consistent ;:tnd orderly,. _and by ~~J;of~~u!n~h~n '~~~ m·~~;d~~::~: change .in at~l~ude, " chan.ge from
members of ICC and so coordmated t hrough Student ~ouncJl. olferlng you opportunltlts for , and who crlclcize without reflec· a. negat1':e atutudc to a construe·
Although most of these are generally referred to as depart· growth that xou will either ac· , lion to re-evaluote the real mo- , uve, postlive one. This can best
mental clubs," they vary in structure and regulations. Some c:cpt or reJed. depending on how tlve~ of May Day. Docs May Day be accomplished by flnding out
are chapters of a nationally~affiliated organization, some you see yourseU :md what Is lm· really honor Mary a~ befitting an from the r ight pcop~c wh:.t ls bt-­strictly
l?cal. Some are open to the sch?ol. others on;lY to portant to you. ncttd~mic ins1itution such as Naza· ~~rondon:E:~o;~ a "~r\~~~~btnt~ 5 ~~;
persons m the departments. Some reqwre membershtp of he!:1~c~~:r b~tt~~:: r:~~;c~~~eh~ rcth . CLE;\NER and t'omplaining or
upperclassmen in the departments, others have optional mem· seeing the purposes of col1ege. the Thl.s yc.ar. the ccl~bratio~ has . genlng up~t before flnding out
bership. All receive appropriations of varying amounts from purposes or student government ~ee~a:,~~~~~i~~~in;'11inco~sl~trl:~ the tru~h. A.s example.s 1 re.. f cr to
the Undergrad budget. -and how these '"'0 must relate. ll ceremony. The reasons lor lhis arc I the arucle m the CLEANER on
THE RECENT HISTORY: In the past school year, the de· Is my hope that this will continue numerous. Oriolly. May Day fa lls the camp~l"n by Judy Woods
partmental clubs, as we shall call them, have sponsored a for only in this way c.an student on Ascension Thursday •no classes• 'March 11 and to an edltortal on
variety of projects. Speakers have been obtained, movies government help you a~ an indi· and cannot be scheduled any other I t~e ~ethod or announcement of
shown, p~rties, picnics and banquets held. On. the surface, all vJdual and the college as a whole. ~ay. A poll or sophomores and Jun· e ~~~~~.~~·ld b~ ~nllghterllng to stc
looks ac!Jve and happy. And yet, the underlymg truth of the oors told us YES. students want everyone put a little more life and
the matter is that there is very little actual interest in depart· By Margie McCarthy May Day, but NO. not on • hoh· enjoyment into the next lour
mental.clu~s. Jn som.e cases, the officers themselves ar~ n?t .J. o. cards. post~rs. non.-compul· ~:,·th1 ~h~~~~:~~~· ·e~:::·~r~n:!~~ weeks and to hear and engage In
promoting mterest; m others, the problem seems to he m sory Student Hours. repeal or card really cares" w~ think not Pos· l more charitable and brighter·
the fact that interested club ~fficers are not able to. find playing rule. !ormation of a Tut.or· sibly an enti~ely dillerent pr~gram ~~~~d eco~:~r:=~fton!·a;~~·sa 5~~an~:!
other members to work on projects or even attend meetings. tal Society, ail steps toward a could be initioted next year. Mean b fitt~ • 11 Y d th t
The visible activity, wh~n and where it o.cc~rs. is due in most greater student responsibility and while. we think this is~ good time 0 ; gir~: :~r ::al~~ea:;. Wee nr:S~
cases, to a core of dedtcated workers w1thm the clubs. a stronger Involvement of Student to lest th~ real meanmg ol M3y have somethlni good to say lor a
THE PROBLEM: This· core of people is finding the lack Government In our college. The Day. In vte~ or all the laets, we change or else the college should
of interest harder and harder to combat. The school has people behind these accomplish- had no ehooeo. be rated "D" for Depressing.
tightened its academic requirements a great deal in the past m•nts are your classm•les. your noBt "·tonos",.deerfuart~elasr swdoredd-l·a'tveed dtoo Slneerely you,.,
friends-Maggie Dunn, Anne 0'• "' ~~ .,., S nd Cl It
year. There can be no argument against this-college Is oot Hara. Nancy Neary. Kathy Bender Mary a trivial thing. This should P S M , h k • 1 Ll ~r M k
a game. . . -to name a lew. You have given bC! as beautiful a ceremony as we for i.h'e v~r~ ~~;P~~me~a~y a~ic~~
But th1s undemably puts an extra burden of work on them. by your vote, tho power and have had here. U students really on Student Council tGJuner Ap­the
serious student. In addition, the number or interesting the reason to work for these nd- want to h~nor· M~ry. and not a ril 15 1. Jt was a refresher to tht
lectures has incresec:r vastly this year, and this same student vancem~nts at t:'latareth College. may queen, they Will come to th.i.s dampened spirits of councU mem·
the one who tries to do justice to her courses-this student . Maybe at somohme in your eol· Mass on May 7, at four thirty, '" ber, who bear the brunt or the
would like to hear the lecturer. In essence the problem is lege career you have wondered the Motherhouse Chapel. It would maiorlty or lll·founded complaint..
time. There .is. ~imply not enoug.h time to d~ a good job on ~~~:" :~e:Co~ouhn~~f·m~:a:;~e dc~,o~ ::o~~;e::::~;u'~:e~~ ':~=~~t~~a~,~ Dear. Edilor:
SO many activities at once. What suffers? The departmental this really necessary~ couldn't the ter banquets that night ond only a Since I returned lrom the
clubs! These clubs are the first interest to be dropped by $amO objectives be fulfilled by the sparsely· filled chOJrch honoring NFCCS t.a'ke Erie Reaional Con·
these students, stymied as they are by an inability to <10 administration with less trouble Mory. ~ress held at Canisius College •
everything and faced with this difficult choice. and tlme? To sixteen members or Mary Anne Clifford & tow weeks ago, I have been very
THE PROPOSAL: Since the purpose of departmental the 1964-65 council. who h~ve juSt Elaine IJIFiorio anxious to tell everyone I meet
clubs is to supplement the classroom work and yet this pur· spent a l:ood month . planmng and Co<halrmen of 1'1ay Day =~~· h:~~~~~~e m~~ 1"~~~e.":n;~~~
pose is failing by the very lack ?f inter~st in the clubs, it ~·r~:~~s~v~~~mpaign. the answer Dear Edii<Or: stand abOut the discrimination Is·
would seem reasonable to questiOn tbe1r necessity to tlhe Oy the very ract that the formal What's the lat0$t news? You say sue. The program "A House Dl·
school as a whole. title of thl$ organization is the you heard that next year there vlded .. consisted for the most pan
How much are the clubs doing to fu lfill their purpose? Student Government we see thot it won't be a May Day; you say it's of panel discussions and informal
Certainly the supplementing of work is not performed in Is necessary. A eouncU Is onlr an always the same story: you say, question·answer periods by pcomi·
picnics or parties. The lectures, movies and panel discus· advisory .council: a J(overnment is ;~uh, s~~ey;::t.hi~: ::~r~~~';!~·; ;~0,:81:~1!ro and white citizens of
sions do attempt this, but s uccess is proportionate to interest. • gove~mg body. .. - around here: you say certain lac· E•ch school sponsored 000 of
Would it not b~ poss!ble !O wo~k as departments •. without m~e or 1 ~;~~:;: ::a~~~ c:~~~~~ uLty members treat you like ten· these "workshops." Nazareth'$ pro­cl~
stl'!lcture, 10 COn}unctton With the Lecture S~ne.s. cOrn· good .or purpose or the college. 11 year olds; you holler clubs are gram was a "dialogue" between
mtttee, 10 order to bnng to the attentiOn and ava1labihty of is quite obvious that there cannot dull; you remar k that the rules the Congress delegates and Mr. Er·
the whole school subjects of special interest to the individu al be a common cood without a large are stupid: you say "I've &ot so nest Denny and members or th•
~epartments, but an in·general·enough lecture to be appeal�� m~Jodty or people wanting it and much to do. It's not fair!" Yes. the YounR AristO<rat• club oc Roches·
1ng to everyone. lh1s 1s where you are needed. In ~~;:t 15°~~~P~:In~~e ~a:,~P~~~~ ter. For me. this hour and a hall
In this way, the time problem would be alleviated at ord~r to attaln this purpose. we about elections. complaints about :~~~~~n ~;::kc'::. h~~~li.J:I~p:!1 ~~
least to some extent. The student~ in a department. wo~ld be ~~v.~ t~h~a~~;~~:g~th1~.:tu::,nt! the GLEANER. about the admlnis· what was •aid by these young pea­called
upon perhaps. once or tWJce a year to. as~1st m t~e great big thing. It's little things tration. abou t the faculty, abOut pic, how they said it and the mixed
plann!ng of a prof~J~nal lecture. A future projection Of thiS that you complain about - that each other. about Naz and about reaction or the audience• Including
1dea mvolves the IOitiation, by the departments, of the su g. have to be done. Right now In Fisher. Even this complaint is • our lriend Father Kerrigan who Is
gestion for lecturers.' With a shorter length of ti'rne neces· council it's whether we should ~:··:~~ln;..•b,ou:o~~;::J'~ai::,~: And chaplain at Canlsluso will remain
sary for planning than· it ·takes to arrange monthly meetings raise the Undergraduate fee so we Dormitory life is especially con· with me for quite a while. The,..
t~e. members Of the department would perhaps be more can have better publications or ducivc to complaints and sarcastic was a certain beauty in the "dia·
Wtlling to devote themselves to it. lower the price or Wlnter Week- remark$. Perhaps this ts so· ~ ~~~~e~o~:~:~S:a.~o sr::!1:'e~!~~~~:;
The interest problem W?Uld also be aided. Most students ~~;!As~o~~n th:eFrr.h~:n ;'.~~~.~~~ cause Ute primary common bond everything which was said truly
prefer to attend a lecture gwen by a knowledgeable person, clubs? Your Student Government among bOarders Is Nazareth and came from the heart, and these
who has not only facts, but a good speaking ability, than . to is trying to take steps to make the, rules and administration which fConlillu•d •• pour'"'"'
listen to a speech or panel discussion planned and executed Nazareth a more vigorous, pro- ~~~~~a~ti~~rln J~vi;~~upH:~;;·or~~
by other studentS, who don't know that much on the topic gressive college. What do you centers around the college and
and haven't had the time really to find out, So a speaker, think or the aetlon .that's being oil Its faults, and, as a result a THE GLEANER
sponsored by the department, through cooper ation with the taken. Do you dtsoJiree! Through cloud or depression settles over
school, .would draw a larger ~~o.wd than has often been the ~!r~:~~f Gd~~';:C~::.:.;;:a~~-:e':n:~ L.P., K.., L.. and M. The shuauon swe•1 Pa~~~~,~r ::';:~"· c~'''t
C~Se this year, When cJUb aC!f~ltieS haVe ~att}ed fOr the. f~ee ($ Often a healthy $ign-il Can be becomes g,IOOmier day by day 3$ h•ll•ll~ r.l-•etll1 Ut<epl l•tt•r rn•i-time
of the students. In addttiOn! more gtrls may be willing used as the key to understanding. non-residents add fuel to the fire. • .. ~~ •• pt'tloNt ...... reetnu.
to lend a h.and .to make sure thetr own departments make- a The stronaest tool or every stu· This summer Beth LeValley. ··=·.~, ~~~"::t ~~~ ~ile::'!4m·l~,:~ d h ., Helen Marie Kaney, Dolores Hintz u. •. or t.~~t: "**• OLEA.NEa ... ,.
goo s owmg m front of the whole school. Departmental dent council member is tbe ond 1 had the privilege or attend· ""''"'·,..cto•.r "''" '""'"''
pride wou!d be fostered and a greater unity ·and vitality thought that through Student ing the National NFOCS conven~ ~!.~~~~~,.,. B•~:~·:t'E~!n':~
achieved than ever befOre. . Council sbe mie,ht be able to do lion ln MirmeapoU$. Jt was appar- Fularo Ed.Uor , ..... v.,,
THE PLAN: Undergr ad appropriations, normally al- something "blllller and better" ror ent that Nataretb has lltll• to ""'"''" "'"""" "'"" r .....
!ott~ to individu:at. ~lubs, coul~ be lumped. into Qn e. sum, I ~~~ ~~l~e:ue~!!: :~~ntt~a:e;th.~ce::~ complain about in -compari$on to f::::~'t:: a.s.ucu sg~:r::.~~~:::
un.der the responstbili!J of the .First Vic~Prestdent, C1!a1rman student bod;~re h~r most pr~clous many other Catholic schools. ,In "''" rw ""' ,,. • ., "',,., o'" '"' ,., or the present IOC. Girls elected, one from each departmen t, possessions. Without these. there ls ~~~c:rlSm~ur~:!~:s~or:atfr~~~~ol~! l ~: .. ~~:, N~:::~~u ~t!~· ;:.:"'
fCcmttnued on. poge four) nothing. schools were repre$ented~ Naza- • e:'!~.~':'·L:!,~~C~reS:::•£,ft!''8:. .. C•
4 odn&sday, April 29, 1964 THE GLEANER
GOVERNMENT 1 Poems---BY NON-ENGUSH MAJORS
·h AND 1976 I THE KEY
~Y With the rlsln& sun each day, Lo\'t Is th~ ne«>Uh.y
ld PRUDENCE Our Dads •o off to work. For wrllin& iood poetry lthey toll
•~ Sweat. troublt. p3y, peers me),
lh Duty they m3y not shirk I So 1'11 hove to wall awhile
,.. Prud~nce Is a virtue. As a mtH·
:e of ract. it ts the virtue that Wherto :..rt they all eomlna from? ~:r a~o~ ~:~te~s ~~~:-
t- ureth students are supposed to Whe~ have they all bf.tn• 1 c~nnot rind' the kty.
1k dt \ elopint In running their lnerechble It wems to me -A Frosb
15 dent ,overnment. Prudence Is Th.at these \\ere college men
t reason applied to action. This
unds very good. and tend5 to Lunchpails have replaced their
r:rwhelm all obJect ions by lis books: FIZZ F.D
tr moral sonorhy. But I don't Sub\\'IYS us:td-not cars. lt't up and down ond aU around
ink It does mtet aU objt<"dons No lonc:er do they jeer at glrls. 'fo shape you up and trim you
.a thr ~ality o( student govern~ No lonatr aim for stal"' down.
nt u prattle~ here. Now, a l The shapes you have nl!ed not be
" dtnt council meeting. or. 1 prr~ Remember Joe--the CampuJ King, there,
I!& me. a resident bonrd meeting, II Ho"' suAve he used to be. 1 We only try to mnke you fair.
of 'r&y Impressive. because our top 1 But now his blank &PI>Ointment 1 And so we ask )'OU not to cut.
u l«s art mann~ by top girls p.ad You'll only havp to make h up.
t.!li 1 our top Jdrls are eleorttd to Reveal "·hat ne'er sa\\· he
h· offices becauH they are PN· Sprinc is here and out we go.
r(' nt. and channing. and trust· Some are prosperous. they s.ay. Tennis. biking- tally-ho!
n- or·thy, and admirable. And by Those were never known I Get out while the weather's nice,
ad lime Jobs which demand ~real 1 Now they have their recognlt.lon, Or soon you'll lind )IOUI"'$elf on icc.
nations or their time and energy The seeds they sowed have Treat Flu Ed Cor what It is.
o. ·ard accompUshlng relatively gro" n. And I\'Oid the very immediate dan·
a vial tasks. un"'OI"lhy or their -.l'lary Anne CUtford. ·ss ger
P09e 3
Shape Up and Ship Out
Comments by Sheila Dwyer
One tetanus, three typhoid, one smallpox and the able
needles of Mrs. Manley, R.N., equal one health certification
for one trip to Europe. D·Day (departure) is little more than
a month away (June 10). People tell me that hal! the fun of
the trip is in the preparation ... Well, at the least, it's time
consuming. Trying to budget time-and let's not forget
money!-is a difficult task. I forget, or rather try hard to,
that I have two papers due in two weeks, and that exams are
less than a month away.
Unlike many o( the girls who trudged down to East
Main St. 10 a little hole in the wall "photographer's studio,"
some of us were lucky enough to have Judy Boldish, a Juruor
art major. take our passport pictures. Of course we're count­ing
on Judy to add a few (?) Oattering touches here and there.
The number of little things we need is amazing. Did
you ever think of buying ten pairs of stockings at one time,
40 "Wash 'n' Dri" packets, or ten plastic bottles and jars
for all those odds and ends? Then again, bow does one learn
to talk like a sophisticated practiced traveler? I don't know
bow from stern. Right now I'm concentrating on referring to
the S.S. Queen Mary as n ship and not a boat.
Such nrc the "problems" facing 35 Nazareth gi.rls. But
since we are well known for our intellectual capacities, I'm
sure we'll take our difficulties in stride.
m luable academic time. their en· or what the highly aeclalmed
f'· gy tends to be sapped. their pru· President's Council ror Physical I h
··~nee ca.n become caution. The ~tOONLJGUT FLYl!R Fitness Yo unte e ring---An Approac
~t cat rqaJorlty or tht studen~ bod)(. I ~:,"'fhht't moonlight Has announced a.s
• ver sees the prude~t .action o Mental andt or physical B 0 tt• M K •
u· • •leeted 1 .. dors. or of ot does. Is In each oilvor ~netop. 151 ho Y o re a c e nzte
><~it• content to "ateh lt. without Cart)'ina the ~tie shado.,.,·s .. n;.. , thlnlc thtr'(: ar~ many or us I u-un't sun she would be willing
;,r tempting an,)'lhlna so strenuous I Away. who would like to get out and do to encaae in a conversation. as she
ut Imitation. Meanwhile. the Image ---Geutdint Zachary, '·&& - 1\oJrs. Cooper 10methlnl more tn the tine or sO· I scf'med very dbtant and un.aware
to nt student government often rc· clal action. but rind that where to or any nearby activity. However.
m nt.s Is that of an a_ge.nc)' tor o GOO. now THY C£NTLE HEART start ct~n be :t very real problem. she did Rtect me as J drew ncar.
:is aaltng "'ith the administration 0 God. how Thy eentle bean must bleed: The vibratln.: cross-currents or offered me a chair and watched
)~ er the condition of the $mOlcers Indeed, wring mosl cop.lous tean of scarlet hue. such activities as Red Cross, IRC 1ntenUy as J set about "entcrtainr
o ~ the hours for card-ptayinc Jn As with sorrowful countenan« You view and Mission Uoard are undem.nd- ln.:" her. CJt t.ums out that thiJ
•• •.n dowrmorsleto. rib•.•;1ut~~ vsiirttuua8t11o1,~ al
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Your archenemy living. nay. thriving ably confusfnR when it comes to some" hat c:ond~endlng approach
" ""-' " lli 1 h d maklng a choice. and may evc.n I isn't n~ssary, nor Is it best. I
1d rc1u1 or a resident'& Hfe come un· Surrept ous Y among the or es appear overwhelming to the wilt· don't thfnkl. Graduatly the discus·
ur er the open rcscu1alfon of the Of Your Masterplcce-~hn! lng but rl~hUully cautious l)hllan-1 slon became more of a two.way
tn oMtttutton or the tacit regul&· The paruite or evil re~tards the weakness. thropist. l'm not about to sug"fs-t !·lrcet. and she was 100n telling
tr~ \on of the admfni.Jtration. The Interminable erosses and CaUings, the Ideal tprfnR'board to becomln~ me- $0mt of htr thouchts and mem·
of '* '* '* As ttltllf traps to the ph of eternal holotaust' a Paraaon or th~ Lay Apostolate orits - she particularly enjoyed
er We a~ often told that Nata· Jndefli. • love beyond the sphere of human emotion t!._but l'vt ~" thinktnc about ' dwt'lllnc on incidents and recotlcc-
~~~th's studc'nt scovcrnment has, ~u~~~~"u!.0~~r~~~~~1:!!.~:~;:s!~:;ms of se4&. the thing.s I found most helpful tioM from her youth- .the favorltr
a \,mparatlvely, a very liberal con- The llahtnlng:, raglna hell-Cashion 'cross an ebony sky, as directives. and rcaliz.cd thAt the?> I doll. the lime she •lipped on the
ld tltutlon. We are then. almost In· The tonnenting countenance ot 1 manic Cain, accounts I've heard or the actual ) ice C'OntlnR: out of ehurch. <knock·
ariably, told that, of eourse, " 't Could not mirror the turbulent WNth or the Omnipotent. experiences of others along these ing over her pastor). the fellows
tould have no opportunity for Sf'1C And yet. Dhrlne CaUH, reveal Thy love tines were by tar the most \'aluablc she knew. At. one point. our COn·
ov•rnm•nt at all It thf' admlnls· In the- dew--drop p~orl.s of 3-ft autumn morn. In pointml out exactly what coes I vcrutlon wa:s inletNpted when a
ey atlon did not U.C: fh tO gtve tt to In the velvet robes of a crimson rose. on and a aooct place tv begin Whh younr; man with eurlou• m:anno,.
:lol'· Now. J think It 15 a simple In the hopeful ertuiRcncc of a summer dnwn, this in mind, it occurrt"d to mt' isms !obviously the result of a
.p.lact that people tend to care less And 1he tranquil silence of a wintry eve. tunder the lnrtucnce of Snlly Uee· l mcntl'l disease• pas.s<:d by the
~~ ~~te~•a:;!:! :~~vl~:vi~~f 1f.0 ~f ~h;111!,.:0!v.~ t!:5~tscovt~d and comprehended. ~~~~~,~o~~~~s:!:C::!'s ':n~:.':d ~~c;.r~;:,s~~a~~~~~~~~~:~eJ~S:!e !11~~
he l-f'Y decl.sJon or student council or I Even among the dl.tplays or ba.seness and depravity after my tin-t visit to the T-1on-1 t'ommrnt~ on how "it makes a
u. esident ~rd can be reversed by roc County Infirmary. They rep. body Pd to see a thing like that:•
~ Oflic•r of the administration. It shall ~ exalted, WOr$hlped. adored. I _ ... t I I A h i h k C t o
d thts~ ac leut. Is the belief of In the elhereal realon. not all eternity, ~~s~~~a~~ n~::~~~~dc~Ptz;:s:;n: I sh~0\.:~ \:elo~e e n:r e~b~oid~r;
he ott Nazareth 11 udents. then why I Through end.lcss tim t-It shall reign, good start.tng: f)()lnt--nnd a good I and lcucr-wrlting, but was no
n- It worth our time to m.ake elab- -Mal")' Ann Ziearf, '66 place to continue. as It is not very Joncer able to use her hands well
a ate p~tense that "C! are t-xer~ demanding Clhe Monroe Wagon enousth to do tbele' thin'-'.
ry i.slng the very real and c.ruc1al ~ p C TAKES SENIORS TESTS JUNIORS picks up volunteHS in tronl of "All of this-and the general .et~nslbllity of &elf government! • • t Smyth Hall on Monday nights- otmosph•re ond eondlllons of the
as e arc trusted to say we are ca· Three seniors have been ac-. Ot Interest to Juniors Js tho as posted on the Red Cross bul~ Home-len me with mixed emo-
~,.. able or governln~t our$clves, but ccpted by the Peace Corps and Pc.ace Corps Stnlor Year Program lctln board - and return!!: them tlons. The first thtng 1 £ell wns
IS· ot to do lt. are eaaerly looking forward to whfeh offers a summer trainlnti within l1l couple of hours). Perhaps a siiAht &ense or surprlse-1 had
)f. * '* '* their ass:icnme.nts. stSSion between the junior and l lhey wilt render some or this bu.sJ- Corcotten that there really were
'"~Now. thi.s Is not to lmpl)• that "'t Tammy Marte will be doing Rnlor years and 1 ftnal t:rainlnc ness a Jittlt" Jess vague, or clear human bclngs who simply were
•al ave the right to sear government sociaJ .work In Dakar, 1 eity 00 the se-tslon alte; graduaUon. up any fuzzy concepts of what &Of'S unable to do anythlne. or go any­nl
· n dlsdpllnary matters. It ls the Atlantic cout or Senegal, west At lust six different programs on when you give something like wher~. or whose thoughts fin many
or ght ot the coltegt- administration Alrlca Tr~Jinlng begins about will be offered in " 6-8 week ses- this a try. C<~~SCI- rt:volve in an end less circle
control our aoclal behavior. June 15, at 1 school or social work slon thls summer. They Include "Mo.nda.y, Mareb %, l96t on Insignificant things and con~
ot rtthln reasonable limits. bec:IUst as yet undeslgnated. Tammy ,.... seeondary school teachers ror Ena· . .. whrn we arrived at the fused Images. My second reaction
-o-~e)' are held rtapons:1ble for IL martes. ••1 am very exelttd about llsh�� and Freneh-speakln.e Africa. home. a small aroup of us headed was a de,lre to help-and this was
en y God, by themselves. by taw. it.'' _. uraan and rural eommunit,y de- to"•ard a wing containing wards almost lmmediat.el,y foUowed by ll
~~ robably. by our parents, and by sourgiba Institute in Tunisia velopmcnt workers tor Lalln of elderly people. The ftnt room strone tense of helplessness. They
he urselves. The means they take or I wUI welcome Pat Donahue, who I America, and teacehrs ot English I entered had rour patients in it were so m;J.ny, I 1m one- and
es~ Jacharglng this responsiblllty are. will teach Englls.h anywhere from as a foreign langUDIJCS. tas It happened. I sta.yed In that those of us who vlsltcd could only
a1f f course. at their discretion. Per- the jumor high to the 1du&t levels. Selection Is l.he u me as that room the Cull tlme-the 1\-2 hours give so much time, reach so many
he nally. I mould p~fer that the Jody Spitur has been aceepted used for all P .. ce Corps appll· seemed to fly l; two women were people. Th• solitude or growina
of~l disciplinary olrlcers of the I but Is as yet unassignod. She says. cants. with final seleetion beln& chatting-ne was a visitor !rom old and being ill Is 10 overwhelm·
~ hool lay down the ~sutatJons "Being naturally inquisitive~ any- made after completlon of the Jut another ward-and I s·pake wltb inc. In Jessie's case--Tve been
.ed hey Intend to enforce and proee-ed way, r'm now nearly paralyted at stage of training, Those interested them tor a few moments <as did 11 away from home Cor fou.r years
ng o enforce them. r~tther than Inter· not knowing where rn be for the should take the next Peace Corps my companion). Then I approached now ..• 1 don't hear too mu.ch
is Ina the semblance or student next two years. Paradoxically, fllaccment Test, May 9. and sec another. who sat quite sUit on the from lhcm. and I don't write to
:Jn overnmenL I however, I ~ink It's lovely to be Sister Magdalen for tun.her In- other sJde or the room, staring them-what Is there 1 ean tell
,.., There is an area of coordination going there! I !ormation. straight ah .. d. her hands folded. rc ... c;......r"" ,..,., .... )
lo- f S«ial and eultural events. of ·--- --..;...---------- ------------------- -----'--'--'---
tn;~mmunicat1on and publication,
lU at Is the proper concern of the
~ly tudent$ and can be capably han·
se d by them. But this is primer-the
area ot eommu.nicaUon ol
as. and not ot the covemment
~ conducL Indeed. I think one
roblem In this area has been
•us•d. in part at ie .. t. by the Re·
'" on ot self covernmc.nt. The DC).
l- on or a Committee whose sole
-. urpow is to enable intellleent ,:: :~ .. ~~:~':~",.~":.~~~ e:::~~:n •:~:
:•er tt1llaent and articulate faculty. 1•n1 ems to me absurd. And yet It
:;:, exists. and was probably the sub­:;::
Je-ct o! a multitude of meetlnta.
Uk" r.ft.rences, votes and recommen·
!J1' r::~~':! !>'d ~::u.~dtnt student
:w., . Ca<OI Cleveland .
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TH E GLEANER Wed nesday, April 29, 196
, NAZARENES ENCOURAGE
WORLD-MINDEDNESS
What 1.s belna done to stimulate The subject ol race relations wa-'
....,a~r lnttrert In the world discussed by Jocly Spitur who
around us at Nua~th ! An lnfor- spoke ma.inly of the lnter·Radal
mal mHUn& wu held on Tutlday. Coun~U that was formed on ~am­April
14. to dlse:uu thJJ luue. At- pu.s: this )'tar. Jody $tated that
tendloa thb meeUna we~ Sister there an be no doubt as to the
JosephJnt LoulM. S .. ter Barbara serioumess or proximity of civU
Ana. Sister Jane, Sister Mariana. rl,ahts.. ln mentioning positivt' ac.
Undef'oJracl PreJidtnt Beth Le- Uons that eould he taken by Nu­Vallt)',
Presldent-Eit<t R-11• areth studenl$ to help solve this
Sassano. and aome students who problem, tutoring Negro students
had prepared reporu In the areu in the dty, cultural enrichment
of world affalrs. race relations.. lhe procrams. and book drives were
lay aportolete, and vo1untee.r o,... suuesttd as educ-ationa1 proJ~ts.
aanl.Utlona. The maln purpose of Community service is another al"t'a
thll discussion was to see what tn which student$ eould se,.....e by
hu been done, and what c-an be h~lplne out at settlement hou.ses
done by Nez.areth studenu In working at better oommunic:ation
theae partJc:ular are... through speakers bureaus. and
ACTIVE PARTICIPATION r.:~ldpatlng In fnter·ratial acllvl·
FOSTERS AWARENESS Speoking or the lay apostolale
A report on world atralrs was Kathy Spaulding mentionNI our
Pr<'IC!nled by Mary Cuddy who voc-ation as Christians. Work ~ulrl
spoke of the Importance of bccom· he done in Lhe Immediate area by
inJ.t more Aware or lhc world i ltu· helping to teach English 10 Span·
aUon u student~. This could be lsh·speaklns; people in the pwrcr
aceomp1bhcd through tlub meet· parishes. Girls are also needed for
tngs dtvotcd to contemporary tOP· summer catechellcal work In the
les ond Issues: lntercstlns: ,,ro· Rochester orea. Kathy also su...:·
grttms on natlonnl, lntcrntHionnl. gestcd that we have more speak· .
and potltleol ntralra In Student'& ('f" M nthcr:~: rl'lilhorc l'lt N:t7.arNh tn
llour and Class Uour: and the U$C promote a spirit of ee:umenism.
ol displays to draw the Atudents' 1 Joyte Kozuch diseu.s.c;ed the
attontlon to timely ls.sucs Ma· matter of volunteer service to tht•
terlal could he uqulrt'd chrough ' communi\)' that could be Oli'i.!a.n
the aovernmcnt. the UN .• P'Jiitical iwd throuc:h such cxistin~ tampu~
organlz.ations .. and N.F' C C.S. Rc-- or.:anizations a.s the Red Cross and
Jtlrdlne the- formation of Young Inter-Club Council. It was ~-u~­Oemocratl
and Youn~ Rcpublle:ans 1 .:ested that Lhe Red Cross and th<'
organltatlcms on campus. it \\IS lnter·Racial Council eoordinatr
teiC that such aroups 'ftould be their activities rec:ardin.e voluntff't
u.w.ful and 1c:tlve In a national work and tutoring at scnlemenl
elec:tton year Tl\e lncrea ... ed In· ' hou~. The Red Cr~ io;. in$ti­terut
In m1tulntl and news- tuting a summer progra_ro thi.s
papen was mentioned 11 bcinll an year that include-s \\"at~r ~a £Ny
oplimistlc: at«n or NaureUt'a In· flrat ald. scouting. and sen·tee tn
tfl'H1 in world 1ffalrs homt-s for the aged.
Departmental Clubs (Cont.)
tC41MtiMnt'tf frtttff Jltl!lf" tvooJ
EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
Nazareth College of Rochester
9:00 A~l.
MONDAY-MAY 18
Ma'y 18-27, 1964
1:00 P.M.
MODERN ALGEBRA I II CO~T. NOVEL A.'<D DRA~IA 1t&
ADVANCED f'RENCII CO~IP. & CONV.
19th CESTURY PR.ESCH DRAMA
PRISCIPL£5 OJ' DISCUSSION
2S6 f'IELD Of' SOCIAL WORK - - -- 115
23$ GENERAL PHYSICS 111
U9 LIVY _ __ __ __ __ 131
PUBLIC SPEAKING 00 - -- IU METAPHYSICS JJ _ _ __ L.JS, 1.-14, L-U
TACITUS: A.'iNALS - 130 MOSEY & BA:O.'KING 118
STRII\'CS 3U QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS 3M
TIIEORY I 3ZI
TUESDAY-MAY 19
INTERMEDIATe ACCOUNTING
COSDUCTISO
134 TIIEORY II
ART ~fETUODS JJ _
BIOLOGY ~fETUODS
E~GLI SII AIETIIODS
EUROPE & AMERICA
HlSTORY METIIODS
LATIN METHODS -
316
__ 00 ____ _ 317
ADVANCED DICTATION 00
METAPIIYSICS t
~JJCR08 10LOGY
TilE WORLD SINCE 1914
Study Day
- Ul !K
L-IS, L-14, L-15
l06
118
- ---.. 00 .L-1$
---- l--13. L-14
OFFICE PRACTICE .
PRINCIPL£9--0F ELEAI. EDUCATION
SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
WEDNESDAY-MAY 20
Study Day
THURSDAY-MAY 21
Study Day
118
130
!U
!20
Itt
ADVANCED ACCOUNTING
CIIAUCt:R
JUST. & LITERATURE Of' ~f US IC
JNTRO. TO SPflf:CII COIIRECTION
SURVEY OF f'II ENCII LITiliiATUitE
TACITUS: AGRICOI.A & OJ>RIIfANIA
VICTORIAN LITERATURE
234 DRAMATIC PRODUCTION - - - ··--..... .. 129
124 ECONOAIICS - ..... 0000 - -oo ... 2U
3U FRESifllfAN TIIEOLOGY . L·IS, L•l4, L·l~
12~ IIISTDRY OF LATIN LITERATURE . ,_ 130
23$ IIUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPIIIENT .. 220
130 JUVENII.E DELINQUENCY 118
22G WOODWINDS 327
FRIDAY-MAY 22
ADOl-ESCENT 1°SYCIIOLOGY L-13. L-15 BRASS ,
ANALYTIC G£0111ETRY & CALCULUS 119 I!NGLISII UTERATURE
CIIILD PS VCIIOLOGY IEOUCATIONI L-15 Si"er Thomas Marion ZU
CIIRISTIAN SOCIAl. PRI NCIPLES 234 lllr. Wlekert L-14
GENERAL IIIATII£111ATICS A AND 8 L•l4, 118 GOVERNMENT 118
PII YS ICAL CIIEIIIISTRY 306 lllSTORY OF PHILOSOPHY L-13, L-IS
J UNIOR STENOGRAPIIY 218 TEACIJIN(; OF SPEECH CORRECTION IU
MONDAY-MAY 25
AIIIERIC'AN IIISTORl' Ill GENERAL BIOLOGY
BUSINESS LAW %19 Sister franci.s Solano
GENERAL CIIE)IISTRY %18 Sl>tt• Mu.rlel
ORGANIC CIIEMISTRY 306 ADVANCED TYPING
FOUI\'DATIONS Of' ART 317 ANATOMY
EL. 1\I ETIIODS IJUN IORI 220 MUSic-ELEMENTARY METHODS
20th CESTURV FRENCH LITERATURE 136 l>IIAKESPEARE
SACRED SCRIPTURE L-IS, L-14 Mi., Whit•
SOCIOLOGY Of' Mr. ~till> ..
PIIYSICALLl' IIANDICAPPED IU SOCIOLOCY- INTl!ODUCTDRY
STATISTICS U4
ART ~lETIIODS I
BUSINESS METHODS
CHILD PSYCIIOLOGY ISOC.I
FRENCH COMP. & CONV. fSoph.l
FRESCJI METHODS
f'RESC II- INTERMEDIATE
MATIIEMATICS METIIODS
TIIEOLOGY IV
SPANISII. INTERMEDIATE
GERMAN. INTERMEDIATE
~lst~• Oorot,h> Acnt:l
l\1r&. SattaH~
TUESDAY-MAY 26
Sl1 CALCULUS
Ul BUSINESS MATH.
IU I!LE.\IENTARV MI!THODS ISr.l
UC FRENCII-ELi!&II!~'TARY
!U f'RENCII--GI!NERAL n
til J'lii!NCII--GENERAL m
106 ORAL INTERPRETATIOS
L-IS, L-14 SPANJSII-ELEMENTARY
U6 WORLD LITERATURE
S06 us
PATIIOLOGY II _
RENAISSANCE & REf'ORIIIATIOS
0 Ill
Zit z•1
IU
U!
2!1
L-14
L-U
!18
!II
tu
Ln
1.-U
00 L-H
IU
L-11
Ill
Its
ZU
could make up a committi'C to coordinate the planning of
lecture topics and schedules and to arrange for publicity. es­pecially
for good communication between departments. The
funds allotted would be utilized mainly under such headi ngs
as pubUclty, programs, coffee hour arrangements. enter­tainment
or the guest lecturers. if possible. Any excess could
be used to help the administration pay for the speakers, but
this amount would undoubtedly be negligible. The department I
representative would lead, or appoint a leader, for her de-partment's
particular lecture(s). given probably once a year. ANTIIROPOLOCV
II each department sponsored one lecture, more than one a · ~~~~~~[A~~NAo".:.s11
WEDNESDAY-MAY 27
~:: ~g~~t~Jg;r1UDI~ PROB~EMS ..
month would be possible. If necessary, different depart ments SIJter Mor~aret -r. ....
could co-sponsor one lecture. Sister Thorn .. ~rarlon
Special arren9eme nts would h a ve to be worked out for Mrs. Grohom
clubs presently n a t ion ally a ffiliated, who wish to retain t his ~:;: · ~i1\~~ert
stat us. I
THE CONCLUSION (at last): The academic atmosph ere Please rtport " "' connlcts to the
1%4
L-13
L-14
L-15
118
ANCIENT IIISTORY
MUSIC. INTRODUCTION TO .. -
ORCIIESTRATION •
RUSSIAN, INTERMEDIATE
RUSSIAN. I!LJ>~fENTARV
SOCIAl, PROBLEMS
The St. John Fis.he·r exam sehtdule wUI
of a college Is determined not only by the classroom content. Rtl'lstrar·• OITiee lmrnedlotel1. be pO.Jted as soon as U Is available.
but by the externals- the cultural, intellectual possi bilities ·~=======--"'"'-':""-~~---===============....j;
as well. It seems to us that the spirit would be enhanced to
1
y I t ( C t ) I L C
a much greater extent by a system such as that just proposed, 0 un eer on . etters . . . ont.
than is presently being brought about through the club :sys· 1ho·m: ""' 1 don't lhlnk onyon< .
tem. It seems idealistic to suppose that the club situation is .. hou'd tw •• w~y rrom home 1 don't >'?"n8 Negro people showed us we are tn college to. le~rn. and
going to improve. If academic excellence is striven for. and like It hcre'-,vot her dlallk< was "h~t " .. "'•• ,..,.~!Y like to flnd our- ~ proRram such •• thiS which P.
1 e 1 l l' · I h . ., on,otive on(": sht" .,.. as v~ry rc·l sci cs shut off for 1 chamce motes acuon u well as dbcuu1 -' ec ures con tnue, as we smcere y ope IS the cas~-the "iC"~<'d 1 think th<' main thtng we Rtally. fellow students. I cannot un teach u.s so much. Cenalnl
CIU~ can only go d~":nwa~d. And SO we put forth thiS sug- acompli<h by ''l>lllno IJ 10 ll kc hecln to d<scrib<! our ext><'riente o do not regret thc amount or t1
gesuon, to the admtnrstrahon. faculty and student body of I""'"Y n little of thc loncllne" lor l 'o you It I• • shame that mon- 1 involved. because it was u
Nazareth College in the hopes that the good of the school • llttlc "hllc-ond 1 M'nse that 10 Jludcnto !rom Nazor•th could not aimed at ~- praeUul kno"•l<d
will be sought and attained by all involved. lhcm th!J I• no amall thin& hO\'e attcnded and shared it with of • eontemporary situation
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and I ean ti'\IIY {~I that I under.. didn't h have yours!
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