October 29, 1970 THE SCARLET AND BLACK Faculty Votes Hot To Vote; Debate To Continue (continued from page 1) clares a major. 2. That the faculty shouldap— prove of a Freshman Year Committee consisting of the Dean of the College; faculty and student members, which would supervise the tutorial program’s development and execution, draw up a list of faculty members tobe recom- mended as tutors, disseminate to the faculty such suggest- ions for new programs for the freshman year as it would in- itiate or receive from studs ents or faculty, and supervise the Underclass Academic Ad- vising program. 3, That the faculty express support for the continuation of existing freshman year coure ses in the humanities, social studies and science, or the development ‘of new courses, which would be available to freshmen on anelective basis. The debate which ensued res capitulated earlier meetings in ranging from the technical to the demunciatory to the es- chatological. Faculty secretary Valentine rose to make some general remarks about the quality of the previous debate, which be termed “careless". Valentine termed the faculty’s consid* eration of its own legislation ”far from complete."The Hut manities Divisions 1572 bloc v0te for retention of the re quired Humanities coursewas not noted once in the debate, he said, accusing the faculty of taking depart-mental and divisional interests as para- mount in consideration of the proposed reforms. According with the maxim that the time had come to act, the faculty voted to consider provision (2d), wh- ich Mr. Worley then pro- posed to amend to the ex~ tent that the proposed Fre eshman year committee have sovereignty over all required courses, regard- less of which year they may be given. Mr. Cleaver noted that this would make little sense were the lst provision (to estab~ lish the tutorial program) not to pass. Hence the faculty decided to consider provision 1. However, it was then sugges~ ted that no one would vote on provision 1 unless the imple- mentary procedures were esmblished. So the faculty voted to cont sider provisions 1 and 2. Dean Wall spoke again at SPIURGE AT THE ’ DANISH MAID BAKERY “DONUT CAPITAL OF GRINNELL" 818 FOURTH AVENUE pantie”: ALWAVS FIRST auAtIT ...ron All you WINTER NEEDS... WE’RE “THE FRIENDLY PLACE” $150 To the girl who lmows what she wants but not where to find it. Match your Style with our many distinctive de- signs. Andaskusabout our famous Orange Bl- ossom guarantee. Joseph’s Jewelry JEWE LERS SINCE 1871 CHANDlEBAUM some length, reminding the faculty rather pointedly that more of these proposals c0“. Id be effective without a firm committment from the faculty that they work. Further, he noted, a study of course pop- ulations at the 100-200 level as compared to the 3004100 level had shown that faculty must be willing to give up the occasional upperelevel sem- inar to implement the tutorial program. Moreover, he felt that faculty would have to ch- ange the orientation of their introductory courses; court ses which he characterized as offered frequently at "a high school level. With a general confusion abs road as to just whatthe guide- lines would be--how confin- ing, how instructivewan at» tempt was made to call the question; to bring the original motion of Wall's to a vote. The call was voted down, and, in two tries, the faculty voted to adjourn. In voting not to vote the fac- ulty has extended debate on the new package of nOtrequ~ irementsrbut-lutorlal hum- anities and an improved in- troductory curriculum for two, maybe three weeks. The meetings are still open (oh joyl) to students, and every minute of two hours long, ste arting at four o'clock Monday evening. It is worthnotingthat the faculty senate has consis- tently evidenced sincere and categorical unanimityas to the time of day. Rain CancelsProiect Man often flaunts his power but October 24th was a ster‘ ling example that man is not all lmowing and all powerful. Despite all the preparations that went into the Community Day, last Saturday, the wet, gloomy weather cancelled all of the man made plans. In order to salvage most of the plan, townspeople and coin lege students have been paint- ing on indoor jobs and cleanr ing lots Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons this Senate Boats Clock (continued from page 1) the recommendations were cast aside as the Senate den bated several motions to re lower or redistribute the sale ary money. Finally a motion by Senator Kit Cage to equals ize the salaries of the four members of the SGA execu~ rive board gained support. The debate dragged on until the closing minutes of [hemeetr ing, when Andy Loewi, with a nervous glance at his watch, made a briefspeechinsupport of the motion with some dubs ious logic about "enhancing the position of the halls." 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