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udcrapinad News Briefs Attention seniors: Sister Mary Griffin has announced a list of dates of importance to the senior class. The deadline for application for Marshall Scholarships is Oct. 20. The deadline for Danforth Fellow ships is Nov. 1, and for Woodrow Wilson Scholarships, Oct. 31. Graduate record examinations will be given Oct. 28, Dec. 9, Jan. 20, Feb. 24, April 27, and July 13. For more information regarding the above dates, stop in the Dean's office, 203. Music recital: Sister M. Louise Szkodzinski, BVM, chairman of Mundelein's music department, will feature the works of Bartok, Beethoven, Chopin and Debussy in a solo lecture recital at Xavier High School, St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 16, and Lewis College, Lockport, 111., Oct. 19. Residence changes: The Northhampton has been added this year as Mundelein's third residence hall. Purchased in 1966, it now houses only 26 students since there are still tenants in the building. The students, mostly juniors and seniors, live in efficency apartments; but eat their meals in the tearoom. Besides the addition of the new residence hall, there have been several other changes in residence. Sister Helen Mary McDonald, who received her Master's degree in counseling from Loyola University, has been appointed assistant director of residents and is in charge of the Northland. Mrs. Louise Casper is the new head resident of Coffey. Also, the lobby of the Northland has been remodeled with wood paneling, new light fixtures, and new furniture. Tri-Beta officers: Lois Broil is president of the Mundelein Chapter of Tri-Beta for this year. Vice-president of the biology honor society is Sue Perberg, with Claudia Marrow as secretary; Mary Leo, treasurer; and Catherine Nasca, historian. Betty Zjaja isco-ordinatingcommittee chairman; Rosaire Maurice sophomore representative; and PatCzapar, '67, alumnae representative. The officers are now planning a number of events including a tour of the laboratories of Notre Dame University early in December. Poison-pen's Return: Now that God has been re-animated from summer hibernation and will be appearing WEEKLY on the back page of the Skyscraper, thts col umnist is abandoning her original policy of self-effacement, and ill- sustained pretences of ob jectivity, for some egotistical ramblings. Therefore, scanners, seek not herein the brutal truth, the scathing expose, but only what we descry through our sludge- tinted glasses. It is the col umnist's province to be preachy and a trifle misinformed; the indisputable never incited con troversy. Please address all nasty correspondence and Rabid rejoinders to Magic Fingers, our typist, who uses the Hint and Peek system and can alone be held ultimately responsible for Misprints; . . . There's vitriol in them thar hills, and we intend to drill for it. Changes: Every year the familiar facade undergoes a subtle overhaul, to remind the more suggestible among us of the evanescence of our brief candle: the Tearoom has put off its mellow-yellow overtones for air-conditioned Good Ship Lolli pop cheeriness: discerning Northlanders are mourning the concession of their lobby's Charles-of-the-Ritz wrought iron to depersonalized paneling. The Learning Resource Cen ter site is looking more and more like an open-pit mine (We* re sure Natural Resources is not what the man had in mind) or like the kind of property one buys sight-unseen in the Florida ever glades. The gaping maw current ly menacing the foundations of the Yellow House does not con duce a complacent lefs-wait- and -see-what-turns-up-attitude, or, as one disgruntled car-owner put it: If we can't park there, what good is It? New counseling program improves advisor service The addition of two new staff members, Sister M.Jean Dolores Schmidt, BVM and Mrs. Silvia Warshaw, has enabled Mundelein to inaugurate a new and stronger advisory system for underclass men. The system was formed upon the joint recommendation of the faculty committees on admin istration, counseling and student life of the Institutional Analysis of 1965. Sister Jean Dolores, dean of sophomores, and Mrs. Susan TePas, last year's freshman ad visor and this year's dean of Be A College Dropout Join The Skyscraper Staff W * gt;f * i Room 707 THE SKYSCRAPER Mundelein College 6363 Sheridan Rd., Chicago, 111., 60626 freshman, will work under the of fice of Academic Dean of Sister Mary I. Griffin to (1) centralize accurate academic information to one office and (2) to make infor mation available to students at all times. Also to improve academic ad vising, Sister Jean Dolores and Mrs. TePas will exchange posi tions each year so they can coun sel one class for two years. The academic advisory sys tem for upperclassmen still re mains under the direction of each department chairman. Mrs. Silvia warshaw, the Di rector of Counseling Services, will work under the office of Sister Mary A. Cramer, dean of students, offering full-time per sonal counseling for students. Having an M.S. in counseling from Illinois Institute of Technology, Mrs. Warshaw is qualified to handle various problems such as academic difficulties, career plans, internal tension or de pression and conflects in inter personal relationships Somen's apparal New fall dresses, suits sportswear, N.Y. Calif, designers, '/i price. Dresses 2-3-5. Values to 40. MAD-MAD-MAD RACK LEE SAMPLES Webster Hotel Call Dl 8-6800 Room 429 - oo can be qn tAOfJEY-KE.COR.OS-EXP6RlENCE u gt;8?te: mktasha , -ESP-D'.Sr; 5 lt; 5+W Ay*. gt;N.Y.C. Profaning the Sacred Dept. Since It has been reported that the traffic light in front of the Scholasticate was personally commandeered by Mayor Daley, all jaywalking across Sheridan Road will forthwith be considered Sacrilegious. Intransigents will be confined to the North Side. Spiritual Discovery Bureau: Dissenter (to Student Activist) Do you want to play Bridge? Student Activist: Bridge is the enemy of thought. Dissenter evinces bewilderment. Activist expands: Bridge dis tracts the flibbertigibbet from converging day by day upon the utter emptiness of his/her soul. Dissenter: So that's why I like it Situation Ethics is/are old hat, but some values are still relative - Blanket Categories Dept: Since unstatistical generalizations are about as reliable as the other kind these days, we are hazard ing a profile of a different ani mal, the young turkish New Freshman. Last year's entry, even in the most euphemistic survey terminology.camethrough as distinctly wishy-washy, but the beany (That anachronistic throwback to the days when col lege students were gay wastrels who frequented beer halls and sang in German) sits ludicrously on the bumpy craniums of this New Wave. Their refusal (evri- EXCLUSIVE Free removable carrying case Provides hygienic, convenient care for your lenses. One solution for complete lens care Lensine's special properties assure a smoother, non-irritating lens surface when inserting your contacts. Just a drop or two will do it. When used for cleaning, a unique Lensine formula helps retard buildup of contaminants and foreign deposits on the lenses. It's self-sterilizing and antiseptic. Ideal for wet storage or soaking of lenses. Lensine reduces harmful bacteria con tamination. FREE CARRYING CASE. Exclusive removable carrying case with every bottle of Lensine. The scientific and convenient way to protect your contacts. LENSINE from The Murine Company, Inc. ...eye care specialist for 70 years denced during Orientation Con ferences) to accept the opinions of established authorities as de finitive marks them as un-credu- lous souls who will soon turn cool appraising glances on Mun delein and its institutions. May we be ready A paean to the MSC, which has succumbed to the public clamor for a coffee house. Des pite the fact that Loyola, with whom the venture was to be con ducted on a joint basis, dis creetly withdrew its joint, the establishment stands to be heavily patronized, if poorly subsidized. A Welcome: Now, students, as the learning process gets under way, oil up those anxiety valves and remember that the barrier separating Crippling from Con structive Anxiety is tenuous in deed. Sententiously, Tully EVERYONE IN THE KNOW READS THE SKYSCRAPER Swingline Test yourself... What do you see in the ink blots? 1 A Japanese judo expert? Just an ink spot? Mount Vesuvius? 2 An ax? A Gene Autry saddle? 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1967-10-05 (4)
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Women and Leadership Archives http://www.luc.edu/wla
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Mundelein College
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Student newspaper for Mundelein College
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Religious communities--Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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Students
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Women's education
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