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Wright State University Student Body
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Student Gov. discusses drop policy proposal
Student Government voiced serious
reservations about the drop policy
proposals at their Monday meeting.
••We're up against a battle," said Mike
^Brownfield. student goverment chairer.
"That"might be a strong word, but unless
students do something'fast, (the proposal)
is going to pass...without,argument.".
The drop policy proposals would place
a " W ' .on the student's record if a class
is dropped after the third week of school.
Brownfield said students would be
asked their opinion* by the various
representative*, and given a chahce to
. speak during open forum.
The open forum, orginally scheduled for
yesterday,, was rescheduled for Friday,
because of the weather.
.*
BROWNFIELD SAID HE would present'
the opinions of the student body to the
Academic Council **ien the drop policy is
discussed in Monday's Academic Council
meeting.
Brownfield admitted there is a problem
with the large number of withdrawals, but
i)oes- not believe the fault lies solely with
the student.
"Now, there could be causal factors
involved, su£h as poor teaching." he said.
"That'? not going to show up on tb< faculty. There's not gotrfj to be a " W " by the
faculty's name." '
"There is a problem, but it's on both
sides," Brownfield staftd. " T h e recommendatioa^nly shows one side."
TERM FARROW, VIGE-CHAIRER and
Liberal Arts representative, reported the
results of an- informal survey of pe"«l*
withdrawing on Fjrb. 24. ApproximatelyMO
percent of the students dropping clashes
" I f you drop a course, you have to take
were doing so because Of work-school (
it again and pay for it again," Hemmeigaror
conflicts.
said. "Just the fact you have to shell out
"Thit's the nature of Wright State,"
another $180 buck is punishment enough."
Farrow said. "It's not so much a problem
(Brownfield proposed several alterof 'do I have enough money to go to
natives. including a system requiring the
school.' It's 'do I have enough money to
student to discuss dropping a course with
pay the gas bill,' or whatever.
The instructor before taking any action.
"Where students'have to .work more,
Brownfldd's proposal would place a
and take more jobs, I don't think you
rk on the student's record only if the .
^should be punished for that," Farrow said.
ifessor did not agree that the reason for
Brownfield agreed, saying, "This is not
hdrawl was valid.
Miami University where your education is
Jeff Stenzd, medical school represenbeing^aidfor with a scholarship, daddy,
tative, voiced concern that a review board
momrnyf%r whatever." » .
would have to bcfvailable to the students,
DON HEMMELQARN, business represenin case of disagreement—• .
tative, stated his belief that the drop policy
proposals were indeed punitive for the' ..." A VOTE TO decide upon Student Govern,
ment's official position was delayed until
student.
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next week's meeting, .to aBow the representatives to consider the bqt course of action.
" I think they'll probably listen to us
about as much as they do on the parking
situation," said Gayle Griffin, psychology
representative.
In discussing the parking situation,
Stenifl asked if Parking Services/had any
statistics on (he proportion of students that
have to park in lower tC" lot.
"There really may be sufficient parking
spaces,'1 Stenzel said, "but it's obviously
inconvenient."
In other business, Brownfield ' Mentioned the proposal for a campus-wide
emergency telephone system, and a report
on the new Regional-Transit Authority
(RTALbus run was given.
Volunteers fighting to restore County Transit
The Volunteers fr^-^ublic Transportation are fighting to r^More the Greene
County Tnnsit Service before the end of
I9M.
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" I ' m not going to give ujj because we
need that iransft^*Sia~]oyceM. Tillotson,
spokesperson of the Volunteen for Public
Transportation In Greene County:
Student Governmennwil hold-an Open
Forum tbnwrrdwLat .nQCji in Allyn hall
lounge. '
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Chief tppict lor discussion are the drop
policy proposals" and parking. The forum had been khfitvlad for
Wednesday, but. was delayed because of
adverse weather conditions.
, ; Previously then was* transit system, W* •
in 1?80 their funds rap.out. An Hsue was
placed on tliebaBot to provide more funds,
but was rejected by voters.
The ; transit, shopped running ^geiifiy
voters . wouldn't sopport the taw i^ucs,.
Tillotson said
t According to Tillotson, the Votanteers
for Public Transportation are s&icstfn^the
Greene County Comrtu»siou't help in sin "
attempt to geij* tax iss* on the lWemb»r*>
ballot.
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("TWPI»QWH**^AXtoa''sal«t«*. not
a tfreat bit personal income tax,'' Tiflotson said.
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"hie Greene Chanty CommWqners have
to approve this £ind at tax.issuc before we
can hope io get It on the ballot, Tillotsoti
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. To get the Greent County> Transit
Service reinstated, TlkrUon believes
approximately. $250,000 in taxes will-have to be generated- ,
" W * are going to need io Mart ail over
WWQMT STATE UNIVERSITY Director
again," said TiBouon. "AD the busses were
Parking Service* Robert Kretzer said,
sold so we still have to purchase new ones."
youccould fake tbetransit to Wright State.
The Greene County Transit is a bus
From there you could pick op theRTA and
1 ° ™ ' that would serve the citizens of
go all through Montgomery County.
.Greene County, Tillotson said.
Tiilouon said the is confident that if
""HE MONEY lb thereJrom the federal
/fttastated, the Ore^ne County Transit
and state funds, what we . need is im*fcy
$yrteaa wfflite successful. from', the local level," she said.
" h w i D be definitely be successful. Once
' There are senior citizens; handicapped
it goes to the right places-.people mil
people nad people who go to Wright State
automatically start using i t , " she said.
who need the transit system, she said,
But before we can tMqk about people
"The only place in Greene County th^k
usinj tbe transit we have to get it back on
has mass trajtsit is WrightState.Vhey fie
served by RT A , " Tillotson said. "The . the road, she said.
"We have to stoptMnkiog negatively
Greene Count* Transit would go from
and take on a positive attitude," she said.
Xcnia to Fairborn, Yellow Springs,
Tillotson said there needs to be a strong
Beltbrookl Deave/cttek. and CentemUe."
campaign effort in order to get the Orfene
THfcXson believes the Greene County
County Transit System back on the road.
Transit f i l l benefit students who attend
She said if anyone Is interested in
Wright States • '
helping to reinstate Hhc. Greene County
" I t is important that the student! have
Transit System fthey can eootact. h^r
a way to get to school and 'back."
through-Volunteers forPubBc TransporTiliotson ssid. "The busses should also run
tation in Greene County.
in the evening."
{ Tht Daty SaMba March I. I«W
Commuters can take advantage of carpoot
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" We arc a commuter computa matching
wvice operating In Montgomery and
Greene c<»u rules," said.Carolyn I . O'Neil.
coordinator of Operackw Ridrshart.
Operation Ridethare ii a free service
offered by the Miiuni Valley Regional
Planning Commission
"We promote ride sharing,"' O'Neil
said, "because we want to encourage efficient ute of-the muting highway systems
throughout^^ontgomery and Greene
counties."
"We consitooursdvese comprehensive
transportation bro*<r," the said'.
. "*
O'Neil thinks everyone should consider
using Operation Ridethare.
" I f you're going the same way at the
same time," O'Neil said, "you can save a
great deal of time energy ami money."
O'NEIS, THINKS PEOPLE who carpool
can save their own personal energy as well.
"We get calls from people during t h f
winter who want to reduce the tension of
Y coordinates for home and work locadriving to work in bad weather," she said..
tions, O'Neil explained.
"The more people that drive their own
The computer matches individuals who
can. the more traffic congestion and air
live within a mite and • half of each other
pollution is being created." O'Neil sod
-and travel to within a mile and a half or
" A lot ofjgatoiine is aUo being wasted."
each other's destination, the said.
"You can findride-sharingan csuy way
According lei O'Neil, Operation
to t"
«>d front home to work or
Ridethare also provides other servers.
schou.," O'Neil Mid.
"Wf OFFt* INFORMATION on how to
. "We find peopfe who carpcol are doing
start and maintain carpooli," she taid.
It becauae they warn to save money and
"We aboprovide information on RTA but
because they enjoy H,"«he said.
f
O'Neil believes code* students should > route*.
"We also provide information Tor
also use Operation Rideshare. She said
individuals who would tike to Mart lheir
students art having to spend a kn of money
own private for-profit vanpooi program,
on oducatkxi and can save their dollars by
where a person might wish to purcahse a
forming* carpoob.- ...
.
van and charge riders a certain sum of
"IP A PERSON M interested la sharing.a
money to cover the expenses for operating
ride, all he has to do is contact our o f f l i
' the van. By doing thla, you can gain some
by calling 12J-SAVB," said O'Neil. "We'
ta« benefit*," O'Neil said
. j ^ b a c k in touch with the person and take
Operation Rldetharsis a national proC dovffl the information on whore he Urn.
ram sponsored by the Federal Highway
Where he works, and what time he gow to
\dmlnlatration. It was established in
a'ndbavet woik."
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Dayton!* I97t, O'Neil said, at the timf of
This information is taken and run
long gas lines and high gas prices.
v through a computer .'the information is
"Operation Ridethare it a transportation
grid coded onto a large map using X .and
Study shows market *
better forjtech majors
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Princeton, N. J. (CPS)-"Hie job outlook
for engineering and othertechnical majors
appears to be "much more optimistic"
' than just a few kionths ago, a study of
recruiting trends dwws.
. " I ask. year people were much more
cautiotis," recalled Rea Christoffersson,
spokeswoman Tor Peterson's Guides, which
'just complete^ its survey of .engineering,
science, and computer lobs for 1984.
- t ug!ricering job offcrs-once the fastest
growing and most highly-paid of all job <
fields, -dropped 50 percent last spring,
according to the Scientific Manpower
:
;
-Commission.
The decline was due primarily to the
recession, and because new grads were .
faking Ihe first offers they got instead of
waiting-for better offers to come along,,
analysts said. '
• .
Of the 334 flrnjs responding to Peterson's survey , 31 percent "plan i o hire more
graduates In I9M than in the previous year.
A year ago. 24 percent of the
respondents planned an increase in hiring, ;
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MARCH EVENTS
WITH YOUR
FOOD SERVICE
RATHSKELLAR
Bike Shop
MARCH
1st
7th
8th ,
14th
15th
Jumbo Frank w/ cheese
Pineapple Pie
Fish Sandwich
Boston Creme Pie
Bar BQ Rib
$ 1.25
.55
.85
55
1725
Rock Vldto Night
March 1st
7:00 - 10:30 PM
:%
Rockworld Vldaos
- Every Friday
11:00 - 12:00 Noon
Taste efNome
Contest
Treasure Hunt
Coming attractions for
Spring Quarter include
return of the Treasure
hunt. Trails of clues
will be left in dining are^s
all over campus. Keep :
your eyes peeled*
Miss your mom's best •
casserole? Get her
recipe nnd sutir our"
home cooking c untest.
Entry be x and ules
posted n U. C. Cafeteria.
•'
. U. C. Cafeteria
Staak Night-March 5th.
Bone up for finals.
Daily Specials1
\
Vagatarian Spaclal-March 7th.
Mark the beginning of
j Lent with a line of our best
meatless entrees.
St. Patrick'* Spaclal-M arch
16th
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Let ustrytopassabit of
Irish hick through your bellies
on the last day of Maris,
Servomatlo
Corporation
Wright State
University
f*? r .
Lemonade
Dining Room
Roast Beef
to Order
March 8th