tl19630329-000 "WAA Electives Begin Mon.; Schedule In Gym Vol. XV, No. 19 Loan Deadline April 22 Applications In Business Office State Teachers College, Towson 4, Maryland March 29, 1963 Pictures Taken Free: SGA Candidates '63-'64 TB X-rays April 2-5 ""Chest X-rays will be given on campus from April 2 to 5."" Dr. Orrielle .Murphy, Dean of Stu-dents, announced. These X-rays are required as stated in the new catalogue, and allnuals chest X-rays are corn- Pldsory for all students. Dean Murphy strongly em- Freshmen Meet New Frontiers In Education Freshman students in the Teachers College are preparing now to make another foray into the World on the ""other side of the desk."" On April 8, 9, and 10, the first three days of the week before aster, these students will take Part in their second classroom exPerience. ,The participation is a part of , teacher orientation program. The program is actually a type of laboratory work, in Which prospective teachers explore the field of education fr(Ini a professional stand-rPoint,"" Airs. Zenith H. Velie, Orientation and Par-tieiPation Co-ordinator, said. ill be the participation there be no freshman classes, but -reahtnen taking classes with 3()Phornores are responsible for attending, those classes. Constitution Ratification l'14vs0n students will vote ""4 the ratication of the re-vi fi sed SGA Costitution at the Ilext senate meeting, Tues-day, April 9 in SH 220, 3:15 P.ta. Revisions to the Constitution Ivere introduced at the last rate meeting by Barbara -ehaFhe, SCIA Parliamentarian and chairman of the revision c(ontnittee. Senate passed the :1 t� Posed amendments without 41rther alteration. thiloewever, final approval of revised constitution rests With the entire student body. C�Pies of the amendments Will be posted on the SGA �hili ce door as well as various t .hm40etbino ards in Stephens phasized that all students must be X-rayed or their transcripts to other colleges and grades will not be given. ""If the family physician ad-vises against such X-rays or if a student has been X-rayed with-in the last six months, the stu-dent should see Dr. Patrick C. Phelan, college physician, in the Health Center,"" Dean Murphy continued. Dean Murphy noted that in her ten years here at Towson, two active cases of TB have been dis-covered. ""Had X-rays not been com-pulsory here at school, these cases might not have been dis-covered until too late,"" she com-mented. Thus the X-rays are a protec-tion for each student on campus. They also serve a preventative role in checking the spread of tubercular germs. Lists will be posted on all bulletin boards giving the time each student is to report. ""All should check these lists but may go at any time if the line is not too long,"" she added. ""All metal objects such as pins, tie tacs, medals, and pens should be removed from clothing and pockets,"" she concluded. Summer, Fall Federal Loans Now Available Students who wish to apply for federal loans for the summer session of 1963 and/or the fall and spring sessions of 1963-64 must secure the application forms in the Business Office, fill out the forms, and send them to Miss Nina Hughes, Chairman of the Committee on Loans. The deadline for receipt of applications is April 22. Students must meet the fol-lowing requirements to be eli-gible for loans from this fund: They must demonstrate real financial need, have good academic and citizenship standing, be citizens or per-inanent residents of the United States, and be willing to sign a loyalty oath. A student borrower who later becomes a full-time public ele-mentary or secondary school teacher may have ten per cent of the principal of his loan forgiven for each year in full-time serv-ice as a teacher, up to a total of five years. ilk =.71 Friedenberg I believe that my represent the only Friedenberg said. f t :711141111111111N ""talt Wrft t tot .11 Robert Friedenberg is seeking the office of SGA president. He is a member of the student senate, and SGA grievance com-mittee, as well as treasurer ot the Men's Residence Council and president of the Debate Club. ""This campaign reminds me of a Texas longhorn steer, several points on the ends, and a bunch of bull in the middle. platform, my ideas, my programs points thus far in this campaign,"" Russ Kacher, running for president, believes that he has gained experience and leadership through his present positions of junior class senator, second year member of FAC, president of Alpha Phi Omega, and member of the board of directors of Circle K. tiacher ""My platform includes in-creasing the role of the grievance committee, establishing a check via the budget committee on funds requested in senate, and establishing a com-mittee charged with coordinating the poorly attended programs of smaller organizations,"" he noted. ********* McDonald opinions of the campus programs what Towson students really want to be effectively representative,"" she Miss Susan McDonald, presi-dential candidate, is now SGA vice president, and has been a member of the senate for three years. She has been on the exeiutive council for two years and served as NSA coordinator in her sophomore year. ""The primary concern of the SGA should be to represent as fully as possible the interests and Towson student body. Thus all and activities must be geared to if the SGA is said. Gordon Michael Gordon, who is an SGA senator running for parlia-mentarian, is a member of the Inter-Faith Council, the Debate Club, and the Jewish Student Association. ""I believe that our senator needs a conscientious parlia-mentarian. I believe that I am qualified to fill this office,"" Gordon stated. * * * * * * 4, Miss Pat Myers is also running for parlia-mentarian. ********* Dorfman Miss Harriet Dorfman, sopho-more candidate for NSA coor-dinator, will attend the NSA conference in New Jersey with Miss Sue Berman, president of the NSA coordinators. Miss Dorf-man is a member of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. ""I want to activate interest in the NSA, and would like more activities sponsored by NSA on our campus. I would want to publicize the purposes, and accomplishments of the NSA, and have a closer relationship with other colleges,"" Miss Dorfman commented. failiiiiNswa .4""....-""` Moss Richard Moss. running for NSA coordinator, is now a member-at-large, and has been chairman of the SGA National-International Affairs committee, and repre-sentative to NSA regional meet-ings and pentaregional confer-ence, and to the All-Maryland Conference at Frostburg. 'If elected NSA coordinator, I should hope to represent the students' views to the organizations. I am con-vinced that presently NSA reflects only the views of the entrenched radical minority,"" Moss stated. DeFranceschi *** Si *Si Miss Diana DeFranceschi, candidate for member-at-large, has been a member of the Freshman steering committee, Freshman senator and is pre-sently a class senator, FAC, a member of the traffic committee and the Civil Defense organiza-tion. ""I would like to see the SGA and the student body brought into a more efficient working unit,"" she said. ********* Miss Barbara Slack, is run-ning for member-at-large. She was co-chairman of the Orphan's Christmas program, is vice presi-dent of the Concert Choir and a member of the Towson Singers, Women's Glee Club, and Choral Society. ""I stand for a strong sound government on campus,"" 3.1is5 Slack pointed out. ********* Miss Diane Studenberg, run-ning for member-at-large. is vice president of Jewish Students Association, senator for Inter- Faith Council, and a member of Gamma Theta Upsilon. She is a past member of the Tower Light the Curriculum Com-mittee, and delegate to the NSA Peace Corps Conference. ""The SGA should concern it-the few problems of definite interest to 44411 Slack Studenburg seli with students, and not search out irrelevant issues with which. to play political games. A special concern should be improving the academic tone and facilities of the college,"" she noted. Tarbert ** � Miss Marsha A. Tarbert, can-didate for member-at-large, is currently member-at-large, a member of the SGA financial committee, college special events committee, and chairman of the SGA special events committee and of the Freshman steering committee. In the past she was ber of the Freshman committee. a Freshman class senator, a of the elections committee, and of the Center Board. � � � � � � ses a mem-steering member Student Elections for Student Government Association officers will take place Monday, April 1, from 9 ai'. to 4 p.m. Voting machines will be located in the (Continued on page 4) "
