Page Four SCARLET AND BLACK Friday, May l, Science Divisions Plan Study Of Solutions To Pollution Crisis LEAP. ~liical Ellluents and Abatement Procedures. A Pilot project a new interdisciptiir irry project to he “lt‘i‘led out at tirinnoll during the summer and hill ol .70 The project is di ed tin rd liiuliiig out how much and in what ways the eollege community pollutes its environment and how it can correct the problem. Students and prolessers iroi-n both the science and Soclal Studies llT\l ms will participate. An in tL-rd eiplinnry course tor as many as tour credits \Vlll be oir lei-ed in the tall in which tilteen students may enroll as “primary researchers " . LEAP will involve three stages ol activity. First, during the summer. three students under the guidance ol Mr Voertiiian. and Mr Wubbels will engage in bibliographic research, pier liminul‘y planning, and develop munl tit research methods secondly. during the tall, a research group oi students and tuculty will undertake a number ol research elt'orts seeking to identity. measure, analyze, or evaluate the environmental pollution impacts of current college practices. And thirdly, the LEAP group will correlate results, propose and evaluate in technological, economic, and SUCtal Lel'ms alternatives to present practices, and make a comprehensive written report at the t'iiidings, The group will study three types oi pollution: gaseous emissions, such as those trom the heating plant and college owned vehicles; inorganic garbage disposal systems, such as incineration; and chemical and tood disposal pollution,such .as sewage. runott, and seepage. Yes it's true. . We Are For Sale Make An Offer . . . Chandlebaum's 6-3074 930 V2 Main LEVI'S For Gals Shorts o Slacks, Bells and Tapers' RIGHT ON! BANG'S Students from the chemistry and biology departments will study and measure the pollutants. and students harm the sociology, psy etiology, and economies dcp'lrt: mums will attempt to rind \ - to bring iibout needed ehunges. It is hoped that the results at the project may be uselul not only to the college, but also to the city ol orlnnell and surrounding rural areas as well, Students vlho are interested lll pzlt‘lielpdlmg m the program either as reseaeliers or as assistants are encouraged to talk \tith Mr. Wubbcls or Mr. \loerl- man, All who are interested, re- gardless otlheir major fields, are encouraged to take part. The objective or the program as stated in the course prospects is as follows: “Within the spectrum oi environmental pollutol's, the Grlnnell College community cannot be ranked with the major nllendel‘s. While we hold local pollution abatement and resource conservation as serious objectives ot this project, our major objective is the serious exploration ot the methods 01‘ attack on the environmental quality problem including the means of achieving etteetive corrective action.” } Wall Continued from page 1 year of the committee's oper- ations, C.’ Operational procedures ‘1. Proposals tor changes in departmental curricula will come to the Committee via the di ‘sional EPCS, and the Com mittee will have the authority to disapprove of course changes, . Z. Proposals related to gen— eral college requirements, in» terdisciplinary programs and grading systems may come to the Committee via the EPCs. but the Committee will also re» ceive and consider proposals related to these areas that may Ron Steinhorn, who is taking an independent in landscape photography, won an award in the Student Annual Art Exhibition in Schaeie ter Gallery, judged by Harry Bouras, sculptor. be submitted by individual Stu» dents or Faculty. *3. The Committee will re- port its recommendations on proposals related to general graduation requirements to the Faculty for consideration. The Faculty will consider such pro- posals in general meeting, as is presently the case. These meetings, or the parts of these meetings in which general col- lege requirements are being considered will be open to all students to attend as observers for intormational purposes. The President 01 the SGA, or his designated representative, the student members at the Com» mittee, and other students who may have asked and received permission from the chairman ANNOUNCING THE T970 FIAT Come In And See Our Complete Line and Find Out The Advantages Of A Factory—Backed Guarantee SALES-SERVICE -PARTS CONTINENTAL IMPORTS .772 N. 2nd Ave. West Newton. Iowa 792-] 855 oi the meeting in advance of the meeting may speak in the meeting to the issue, "4. Following debate and Vote on the proposal by the Faculty. the Student Senate may within ten days following the Faculty action call for a student rater- endum on the proposal. A briei summary of the arguments, both pro and con regarding the proposal, as well as the linal Faculty vote, will be given along With the ballot to the stu- dents. Both the Faculty recom~ mendation and the results of the student reterendum, pro- vtding both are not negative, will be submitted to the Presi- dent and the Trustees Tor con- sideration and action. it the Faculty recommendation a rt d the student referendum are both negative, the proposal will be returned to the Committee. “Reorganization ot the Ex- ecufive Council The present functions of the Executive Council will be di- GLASSES Made and Repaired in Our Laboratory Contact Lenses Cases and Solutions Eyes Examined Phone 236-3777 E. J. Jensen. 0.0. OPTO METRIST Acros- horn Post Office Cloud nun, PM. I“ Set. PM. 9 The above photograph is one of several hung by Steinhorn revealing an exceptionally sensi- tive treatment of light as subject matter and meticulous print quality. vided into two parts: A Matters of curricular con- cern, as indicated above, will be considered by the Commit- tee on Curriculum and Aca- demic Attairs. B. Faculty and stall person- nel matters will be considered by the tour divisional chairmen, the Chairman of the Faculty, the Dean of Administration, the Dean of the College. and the President. The President will be chairman at this group, and in his absence, the Dean 01 the College. C. There w i ll be regular meetings of the full Executive Council (as presently consti» tuted), The Executive Council will coordinate decisions taken by the Committee on Curricu- lum and the Committee on Fac- ility and Stall Personnel and will also serve as an advisory council for all other matters which the President, the Dean ot the College. .the Dean oi Ad- ministration, or the Chairman of the Faculty may wish to bring to the Council lor discus- sion and recommendation. Represents a change from the proposal of the Betts Com- mittee. DI. DUANE L. 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