Wednesday, May 1, 1968
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The Daily Official Bulletin is an Service Organizations: Defined as or so distributing the worst sort of
officIal publication of the Univer- those student organizations organized malicious distortions regarding the
sity of Michigan for which The for the purpose of serving the campus University of Michigan, and since Rep.
Michigan Daily assumes no editor- as a whole, e.g., Alpha Phi Omega. Sharpe has refused an invitation to;
ial responsibility. Notices should be Priority Class No. 3: visit our campus and make some judg-
sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Interest Organizations: Defined as ments formulated free of the comfort
Room 3564 Administration Bldg. be- those student organizations organized of his Lansing office, SGC wishes to
fore 2 p.m. of the day preceding for the purpose of serving the needs make public its conviction that Rep.
publication and by 2 p.m. Friday of a specific field of interest with a Sharpe is operating in the worst tra-
for Saturday and Sunday. General service to the campus as a by-product dition of American politics, the path
Noticesi may be published a maxi- of their operation, e.g., Voice, Campus of scandal-mongering and witch-hunt-
mum of two times on request; Day Crusade for Christ, Sailing Club. Ing. -
Calendar items appear once only. Priority Class No. 4: SGC appreciates the concern ex-
Student organization notices are not pressed by many citizens of this state
accepted for publication. For more MiscelCan: Those not covered by about the trend of campus activities
information call 764-9270. above, e.g., Canterbury House. over the last several years. There has
_____Within each class the following cr- been a change of atmosphere in the
teria will serve to help allocate spacebe hneo amshr nte
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 t political, social, and personal spheres
1. Service provided to the campus. of students' lives. We are convinced
2. Length of existence on campus as that this change has been for the bet-
a functioning group ter; that it has made education on this
3.Dnemersip campus a deeper, more exciting, and
Reading Improvement Service Regis- 4. Need for space more relevant experience for all con-
tration - 1610 Washtenaw, 8-12 and MOVE: That Council approve the cerned. We are prepared to defend this
1-4. general guidelines set forth above as conviction publicly and discuss its im-
a corollary to the Council resolution of plications with Rep. Sharpe or - any
Management of Managers, Program April 4th (Neff). other citizen or group of citizens. This
No. 58 - North Campus Commons, Approved: That SGC recognize the kind of discussin has been missing,
8:15 a.m.-5:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Michigan Federation of College Re- and the gap must be filled.
publicans as a student-community or- For this reason, SGC restates its In-
ganization. vitaton to Rep, Sharpe, this time pub-
Foreign Visitors Approved: That SC recognize the licly We ope-that an informed and
Borganzati.intelligent dialogue between members
The following are foreign visitors organization. of the University community and the
who can be reached through the kor- Approved: That SGC recognize Burs- public representatives of Michigan cit-
eign Visitor Programs Office, 764-2148. ley Hall Council as a student organiza- izens will transcend the recent public
Mr. Milos Rajkov, Assistant Lecturer, tion. relations efforts of Rep. Sharpe and
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Approved: WHEREAS: SOC recog- expose his rumblings as the crassest
Belgrade University, Yugoslavia, May nizes the right of students to form
2-4. whatever voluntary organizations they
Prof. Sadao Wada, Professor of Econ- see fit; and Amendments to delete were defeated:
omics, Osaka Prefectural University, WHEREAS: All such organizations 1. Par. 2 . . . the path of scandalp
Japan, May 2-5. should have the equal right to the mongering and witch-hunting. (Brown)'
Dr. and Mrs. Gyorgy Kroo, Professor use of University facilities; 2. Par. 1 . . worst sort of malicious
of Musicology, Ferenc Liszt Academy, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: distortions . . . (Rorke)
Musical Editor-in-Chief and Music That SGC mandate its representatives Approved: That SGC allocate $1100
Critic Hungarian Radio-TV, Budapest, to the Calendaring Committee to con- for use in publishing a public relations
Hungary, May 5-9. sider only those considerations speci- booklet to be distributed in the fall of
Dr. Houshang Montaseri, Chancellor, fled in the minutes of March 21, 1968 1968.
Tabriz University, Iran, May 5-10. as criteria for determining concert That Bob Albertson be appointed to
Dr. Adam Fraczeck, Psychologist, eligibility. lay out the copy and design of the
Staff Psychological Laboratory, Univer- Approved: That SGC allocate $50 to booklet.
sity of, Warsaw, Poland, May 6-10. pay for the expenses of the five Rus- Approved: That SGC allocate $100 to
sian students who will be on campus a Martin Luther King Scholarship
in the- early part of May. Fund in the hope that such a fund
SG . Approved: That SOC postpone its will be established by the administra-
decision concerning reaffliation with tion.
Summary of action taken by Stident NBA until early next fall, and Approved: That SC applauds the
Government Council at its meeting That SOC send two observers chosen action taken by several hundred black
April 11, 1968. by the executive board to this sum- students on Tuesday, April 9. Council
Approved: That the Regents Meeting' mer's congress, regards this action as a significant and
on April 18, 1968 is' and shall remain The following stipulations were In- successful attenpt to call attention to
an open meeting. cluded in the above motion: a crucial failing of the University -
Approved: That Council allocate $250 Council expresses its dissatisfaction its practical indifference as an insti-
to Mike Koeneke and $350 to Bob Neff with the present structure and opera- tution to the critical problems of the
for summer room and board. tion of N.S.A. . Black Revolution.
Approved: That there be established SGC at no time send more than two SGC endorses the demands of the
a "Select Committee on Panther's Re- representatives to the NSA Student black students as legitimate, and even
form" to be responsible to the Admin- Congress. ninimal requests. We call on the Uni-
istrative Vice President, and to help Specifically, SGC mandates its rep- vrsity to accede to these requests, and
devise ways to make University pro- resentatives to pursue the following look forward to the formulation of
grams more relevant to the outside positions: further demands of this nature.
world, and (2) bring students into (a) Oppose any consideration of is- Approved: No action by the' student
closer, active contact with their fac- sue-legislation at the National Con- government of the University of Mich-
ulty. gress. igan, nor by its judiciary nor any
Approved: That Panther White be (b) Investigate and expose any com- amendment to the Student Govern-
appointed Chairman of the Select promising relations with the U.S. Gov- ment Council Plan adopted while this
Committee on Panther's Reform. ernment. clause is in effect, shall deny to any
, roved: That the Select Committee SGC disavow any relation With the student of the University the equal
on cademic Free Choice be dissolved. regional organization of NSA. protection of the laws, specifically in-
Approved: Introduction: The. follow- SGC forbid its representatives to the cluding electoral matters (Amendment
ing classes are set up 'as guidelines for Congress from pursuing or accepting to the SGC Plan (New part C. Section
the allocation of office space by the any office in the national or regional Ix, Bill of Rights).
Coordinating Vice President and the offices of NSA. Accepted: A report "The Student
S.A.B. Coordinator. They are used when Roll Call Vote: Yes - Neff, Brown, Apartment Market in Ann Arbor Con-
there is a need for space by a number Davis, Hollenshead, Lowan, McCreath, ditions and Solutions," from Mark
of' organizations. : Rorks, Rubia, Sherman; No - Heyboer, Schreiber, Chairman of the Student
Priority Class No. 1: Knowles, Milgrom, Westerdale. Housing Association.
Major Governing Groups: Those Approved: That the following be add- Approved: Resolved (at the request
groups who govern a clear segment of ed to the Student Bill of Rights be- of the Chairman of the Constitutional
the campus population, i.e., SGC; IFC; tween Section 11 and 12: Convention - which failed to meet to
IHA; Pan Hellenic, etc. The right to be exempt from any set a date for meeting): That a meet-
Priority Class-No. 2: rule or regulation the object of which ing of. Con-Con be called this semester
is not legitimately a joint concern or at a time and place to be determined
Wa , ..:-.+F# {{+\ :''"zrs#.:a"";+ f common interest of the group, organi- by the Con-Con Chairman.
O N lzation, or constituency governed by it, Approved: Whereas the two-thirds
IR A ZA O N but is rather a matter concerning the quorum of the members elected (be-
u individual members considered sever- ing 25) may be unattainable in the fall
ally, that is an individual's health, semester,
NOTICES safety, morals, or personal behavior. Resolved that each delegate to the
Approved: WHEREAS: Anglo-Amer- Con-Con may submit to Mrs. S., by the
can jurisprudence has traditionally end of the exam period, the name of
i ''r }tkY " "' ' ++ h r treated trial by one's peets as a don- an alternate delegate. After the sub-
USE OF THIS COLUMN FOR AN- dition of justice; and mission of such name, the delegate
NOUNCEMENTS is' avilable to offi- WHEREAS: One's peers are those who designating the alternate may resign
cially recognized and registered stu- may come before the same court from Con-Con; his seat then being
dent organizations only. Forms are charged with the same offense; and filled by the designate alternate dele-
available in room 1011, SAB. WHEREAS: The University should gate.
* * * never. be less just thn the society it
* tries to teach;
University Lutheran Chapel, May 1, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
10p~. 111Wsheaw Sron tis HR EFR tac;, EITREOVE:Placem ent
10 p.m., 1511 Washtenaw, Sermon: 'That, while in general endorsing the
"The Saint of the Overshadowed" by "Report of the Commission on the Role BUREAU OF APPOINTMENTS
Peter Scheips. Holy Communion, of the Students in Decision-Making," 3200 SAB
* * * Council emphatically opposes the pro- GENERAL DIVISION
lach Club meeting, Thurs., May 2, posed inclusion of non-students with Placement Services available in the
8 p.m.; Guild House, 802 Monroe, pro- voting power on a body the only func- summer do not include interviewing,
gram: Bach's Clavier Concerto No. 7 in tlo nof which is judging students, however company materials, director-
G Minor. For further information call A pp rove d: Since Representative les, and current listings of openings
769-2922. Sharpe has been for the last month sent us are available for browsing.
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changes. If you got a job, report it to levels.
us so we may remove your name from City of Palo Alto, Calif. - Managing
the active files, also report any offers Director for Department of Community
you did not accept, for statistical pur- Services, administrative ability with
poses. If you are still seeking a posi- empathy for the arts, areas of oper-
tion, and either have received your de- ation are library science, recreation,
gree in April, or will in June or Aug- fine arts, and natural sciences. Min.
ust, please let us know, so we may of 10 yrs. in community services ad-
best assist you in your search. Current minist.
openings will be posted in the Daily City of Owosso, Michigan - Head
Official Bulletin as usual, monthly lists Librarian, for library of city of 17,000.
of openings for alumni, i.e. experienced Man or woman, MA in Libr. Sci., de-
personnel, or those with degrees, are sirable to have exper., but not neces-
mailed, and current listings are avail- sary.
able to degree candidates. Community Health Association, De-
troit, Mich. - Director, Div. of Re-
Current Position Openings received search and Statistics, supv. staff of
by General Division by mail and phone, 5-6. Man or woman, MA degree, bckrnd.
please call 764-4760 for further infor- in stat., and some supv. exper.
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areas or bus. admin.; call on members
of faculties to promote sales. Oppor.
for advancement into mgmt. or edi-
torial positions.
Economic Opportunity Program,
Flint, Mich. - Data Systems Coordin-
ator, most work with community ac-
tivity and organization among the dis-
advantaged; organizational exper., fa-
miliar with financial and statistical
work, degree in variety of flds. with
interest in this sort of work,
Sylvania Electronic Components, Sen-
eca Falls, N.Y. - Supervisor Inven-
tory and Systems Control, assist in
maanging receiving tube inventory, BS
in IE or rel. fads., exper in data pro-
cessing syst. orientation and know, rof
inventory control.
Bendix Corporation, Detroit, Mich/-
Behavioral Scientists for Management
Development, Location at corporate
headqtrs. in Detroit, but consulting to
divisions nationwide. PhD. clinical or
industrial psychology and one or more
years of Indust. exper.; or MA and a
minimum of three years clinical and/
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of employees, performance reviews,
manpower analysis on maangement
level, identification of managerial po-
tential.
Polak's Frutal Works, Inc., New York
-Chemical Engineer, R & D Labs., BS/
MS ChE plus 0-4 yrs. pref. Plant Engi-
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yrs. industrial exper.
William Beaumont Hospital, Royal
Oak, Mich. - Physical Therapists, reg-
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American Foundation for the Blind,
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in governmental and voluntary agen-
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visually handicapped. Areas of Educa-
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Work, psychology, Mobility instruction,
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General Electric Company, Manufac-
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contact with immunology, cytology and
electropnoresis, man if draft exempt,
or woman, BS in Nat. Set., no exper.
req.
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MA in these flds. with emphasis on
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