“To. DEAN'S L ST EDITORIAL FROM SCARLET AND BLACK FEBRUARY H, 1030 WE CAN‘T FOLLOW THE LOGIC Recently the curriculum com- mittee decided to release through the College News ser- vice the names of all students (who maintained the average or k plus or better ior the second aemester. Along with this de- 'ision was made the ruling that luch material cannot be re- fined as a new: story for local nsumptiou. Naturally enough. we cannot see the logic in the reasoning, although it seems to be in line with the local policy. We will grant that the story is probably not of stupendous importance. Itill we believe that the attitude at the committee is at fault. The excuse given {or prohibit- ing local publication is that ii {will stir up competitive jeolous< ies among the students, Perhaps it would, although we are in. Flilled to think that this danger is overemphasized. But never- theless. why release the mater- lsl at all? We suppose that the action was taken in order to secure some puhllciiy in diiierent state papers, and ill so doing to give Lynn Admin Gary Agislm peggy Aldrich plizansm Alexande’ Ruheli Allen rnig Allln ames A Arlen Mary 0. Gleys Dam Fl Gum Ruth Goweu inda Arrsr ichm w, Arlnaliur andrn Boer orralne s, Ballel yron Eallgert llznbem nieaso- Florence 2. Hi coon Boelelu ra Bolnlck Mann: Bowen aul Bradley Norma Hymes ary E. ennui. J. Paul Jacobs ma Brlsel nrl nrnuet Avid Br-y ariiyn Hmnkenl onnle M. Brown urban Hurknam onnlier suichsr Paul n. Jones s-nun Keixten . Lynn Cate: omax R. Cech my cirrk. .lon p, xlovn ebornh Clny nrla Culley onald Co swell . I-Ilnlm oolr narrw cooper nm Rebecc- coop" arhy coriorn ane M. Couch lllaoeth P. Grail rnnt F. Crandall ichael n. crnnuuu lllinrn r. Creusoy rorge .7, Dnnicrlh rthur 1. month . Ann uuyls an R. Denker Mary Malcolm llnnr D. Darwin )1. Lee Mnrll one: Dzya icham Duyo ml: xnorsl usui Stankiarl Roy E. Lenoir, Nnncy A. ans Mary A. aovler Howard 0. Hanan Janet R. i-iarniimn Sara w. Hartman Robert K. Hcidbreder G. Allen Helmanll David R. Hodgman John C. Holosrr Carol A. Hnirnn Raymond w. Hem nun Hunnlcutt Deoornli Hunulngor Anna K, Jenkins Dale 1:. Johnson Judith A. Johnron Katharina L. Kurt-n Robert M. Km Jeffrey 3. Kent Rlehard o, noun: Isa Cheraskin .Y. Doulla: Klein Anhur H. xnowlu Mary Lou Koch Racer W. Koeuiru Beverly Korma zx-rlli E. Lanlwonhy William N, Lee Nlncy F. Linder Steven J. Livengood Wayne R. Luepker Sherida E. Lym-n Cynthia c, Mhier John P. Marker: Donnld N. Murquurdt an indirect form of recognition to those who have achieved scholastic honors‘a sort A}: publicized Phi Beta Kappa. this is so. then we ask; why not release the material on the cam- pus whero real recognition could be given, and where it would be appreciated more than it would as a five line item in some daily paper, it run at all? We feel that this action on the part oi the curriculum oom- n-litteo in illogical, to any the least, and it is indicative of the general tendency to look down upon the Scarlet and Black as “just the college news- paper", and is a partial exs planation oi the reluctance with which certain members of tho administration will release in- formation to the paper. it the problem at gradaJaalp ousies, which is so insisted up- on, is to be adequately metI then we believe that the action of the committee was wrong. and that much more might have been accomplished it something was done in the way of a new program—perhaps the complete abolition of grades or some other new scheme. At any rateI nothing was gained by suppressr ing the news for campus publi- cation. teen Marsha A. Osa an Eleanor Pslo Scott ll. Parrish Ellcll L, Paul Donnld Pelelson Roy w. Pangrh Vicky A. Pclnrsnn mm s. Yetta Diane Pomel'allcl Randy L, YKICB ll Thorn“ D. Pulzll Susan L, nnnh Llndn .vi Reich Mary A. 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Ginsslnan 6an r. Muller . May Charla: McClellAnd Michael McMahon luyrnonu Mendel Guillermo 11. Manor: Inn ‘rhornu w. Merrill Pltrlcia A. Mile: Geoflrey 1. Miller Phyllis .1. Murray Emce A. Nissen Muir l-i, ozorn David L. Olmsted nson Mrllsn A..rhnniuson, n. ninson Paul R 'rlce leln M. Tolleison Susan Towner Thoma: .l. Triplett John c. Uhlenhopp Carol Vnn Dyko h A. Voorhm merino A. wan Ann L. Weldenbachnl narom s. Welscr ue Eric H. Werner James R. Moore N. Jane West Murmur L. Morrison Nancy E. Morrison Eric E. Mossey Mark A. Mouldlnl Stanley .7. wrzelmm Lisa n. Wilcox Anne M. William.) Janice 11. William Margaret Wnll Mrrln c. Wong Carl 1.. Wnosley Beverly 1.. You“ .lnnn i. Zarwml MIR FLOWEfi I'm AND V“! URBAN SEMESTER Dathoi'yn Bros (sociology, ‘69) lo participating this full in the Chicago Urban Semester Pro- gram of the Associated Colleges of the Midwest. 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