The Stetson Reporter

tat ""**■"""• "<IMMaMHJil >t«|HHt-f »™ ] M i!^ Ml w wJ "Mk Vol. «2 INI ilp j nt in Tu«iMlay» S-qrttemtar 2L 1969 Kit* l Sander Vanocur, NBC TV Newsman, To Hiram Starts New Format UlRAxii, OHIO-IT-P.) - Hirani t.ttijlege will adopt a new program this fall which will pnsvitle a great deal uf individual attention fur stadenta from the f.tst day they enter collegt?, U also a vet; them much mons fjc-ribiliiy ?ti taitorini most eotirses to their needs. tt wili alt start Man this fail ij natter when fi-eahmettt tnetit on eatrsn-ua fur a two-week Freshman fa a til tite. The pstop-am wili be mote than orieaiaitoa. tt will he glared to pal special emphasis on cns-uvUi- and self-expresisksn *-*- both written and verbal. Tie new prngtam alae. will gh?e sta dents and faculty rnembro a chatics* to begin a sioif-e relatioitaliip that will eoatiaiie after elis-m-aii start. Then groups -if 10 to IJ! new -tu-tfcmlaS will aieet ifegaiatfy with a professot f*>t a f reshwan l^fa-rial CoMise, another Innovation here. Bissea-soa-1 antl assignments will cover a wide rani*i» of topics, with an siye towaird giving the student a new p-s-sps-atitsra and helping htm to decide what to do with his life. The pi*ofe»otr wili itA-io aiprve as «)u****ekt#t and adfher for the stadents itt his group. A -seconti new e-auist for fmAtaeti wil hs* called; *-*The Twentieth Ceniati-y and Its Roots." In it, tnodeni problem* «nd issjuea and their historical biirtgrouiiad,*. Wa=*j "^ ^p-Qipg,,-* jjj, ihe entire riass as a nn\tt gucjj to pies as aEac-taij^ poverty aotj ctsmn»niaai will he examtws} by faculty iectorers, dhtiapiuhed giististt sps-vakeci, piiaelft. films and many other teajtchia-ig meAstiidti The cs-taataie will also m^e m^ 0* dasTunaitfc and i-awea) piftii^riiai isti htottden iis s»ope and impact In their siphornore or junior years, stu-iemls can ebt»Be a "majsir awa of eoo,rsenli-a<tton** tjitite differssttt from the tratfiiionai college "*tmaior." Ares**, nf eoneentraliort wil consist of clastijfs of teiated eonst-sea wlik-h may be chosen from several departments imtead of being eonflttsaid to one. *f*hea? wilt he chosen by the student anti his advisier arid eass-fatly tailoted to inii*et ihe student *s individual mfniwatents. Mo mot?*, than 110 of the student's 38 esaMttses eatt be repaired by any ®m d*!»partnj#ot, though the kud«t maty elect to take more io any one area, Gtadtiation r^niissrrjaetJta will be listed ia eouiseas or anils of partteipation rather than in etedtt hours, SS lata 11 as .i„ai s.tt i*,,saa- *ts \anocurs rtii-cretiort. Etc will answer i*"ti*?sl,tons for a lime after the speech, atid liiere will be an informal reception for mm in the SUB following the speech, Possibiij- mosl vveii Ik new n as one of MBCtt "-four horsemen** at the national political conventions, Mr. V'anos;tir has wide oxptsrience in reporting and analyaing the major news of the decade. He started Ins journalistic caoser for ths? Mans-heslcr Guardian in London in I'-M. and eanie io the XBl- netvs si aif an t"*?;""". A cio?-e frieml of llie Remit-dy family. 1'anocur wast on the nessne al ilie tsonclnsion of the California primary when Senaior Kennedy was sho! and fatallv vvou-idt'*1 itiinu'es after his vielury- *ipi=tvh. Mr. Vaaoeur distinguished iiiniself in his moving handling of the coverage nf the tragic c-venl. lis* ulsti site thiiis*** lingr-r in * Jtdin f. iation of t the kite round the Vanos'iirs BC-i V Report" iai Narrt, a ht**ti offtciai of ihe Vational L*ilhi*ration Ftont. pohticsti ami of ilte Viet Cong, won praise ut ihe f-ongs*esiifitotiai heeord. In his latest as$*gti*rnent for N*H«- news, ihe "First tiiesday" TV news inssga**ine. Air. Vantjetir has delved into ateh touicst as conditions tn Halii, when? he obtain-nl a ran* tnierv*evv a-tioi ""Papa Doe", the Prestldenl for lifa? of that small nation. The program has also dealt with sacti topics as the iarivingbti*xiitest.ot drag racing in tha* t nited Stales, and attetnpted to answer the que*; I ion as io whet her a * ■Ist cetiinty shieitdotn. which happens io be ftoatine on oii. can juiiip hea-diotig into tin-2t3i'i 1 entajry- an-aj -n-taage tis survive Mr. i.-anoenr's es,perieose ,ind ability to analy/ae s-vent..- sh a sti Id provide a pisvt-erfui itisi*;3it into ihe iae-us. faeei and figures whs- liava anade and wili .natc 1 i,- iti-tt- Four European mi Lourses Stet*-on irniveiaitv will offer font eouises of study *ibroad dunng the 196*^70 miaimesler wiutet l#rm, aecotding io Dr. Kamid J. a**«criulfcr;. chairrfian international xtttudiiaa. Dr, MaJlcolm Wynn pirofessor of history, wil accompany a group of studertts to frattistte where tJheyr will situdy "Histoty of Ptrktt ''l^eotteth Canttiry Russia'* will he taught ia Moscow and ij*aingjta-i by iSoviet speeialist Dr, John Kvans. Dr. Chaancey Eikins, marletlni-miioagemttnta and Jsta-aeplt Mjeter asa*rwi*iai*ig, wil ieatt atademls irt » x-tiuwji.y ot "-tnteroationai Rttsiness A-iminiiiitttstloft8* with tttutiy ia Eauiaad. ftmrtee and Italjr. Finally, stafr «rltst and welikrtsjwri wi^reolodtiit, "ttr, F-reti Mtt-serstftith, will teteh on location l*Arl aad Art History io Itaiy**. Stelsi-in Uaiaertaty eisopeiatit?-*; with 20 othflr eollseg(*i*i and nnivertiities ta offering study abroad during the winter raonihs of lite school year, iaajeh st;hix*l spotiaots sevettid st-peclat projei-ltst which are open in enrolment io students from any other eooperatirtu college, Florida Presbyterian College, St J-*l*rsburgs also offers coursses in the propyl, €1 iioir Offi leerss The direetor of Stjatatsn Univ-essty-a Coneirt Choir, Prof, Usmtd Hi Olffin, hi»ano«mii?d th*a Choir's officers for l*xJ69-70. They jiwb; tjen«ral Managnir - Paul ititemitiger, Gresmife: Meals Mmaget ~ Tim Hardin, Ot«eholLr«*t Womea's Msuiager - Sat? Yaneey, Umatilla; IMen**! Pahiietiy ~~ ror Boatie, slaelttso-avile; Women's Publicity - Beth Hucifcaby, J»eki»n«J(si** aBsii Hsibrariaa *- Debbie Tftomtwn, Ft, Lsiiudeifdale.