Title
Document Type
Newspaper
Publication Date
10-6-1975
Tags
Alumni and alumnae, Board of Governors degree program, campus parking, Carroll Seabolt, College of Human Learning and Development (CHLD), concerts, constitutions, educational surveys, grading and marking (students), grants, GSU Film Society, International Students Association, John Payne, Lydia Fontan, Michael D. Lewis, Performing Arts Guild (PAG), Peter McFarren, Phyllis Warren, sabbatical leave, scholarships, school budgets, student registration, swimming pools, theater, USO shows, Warrick Carter, Women's Resource Center
Abstract
The Innovator was a student newspaper published at Governors State University between March 1972 and October 2000. The newspaper featured student reporting, opinions, news, photos, poetry, and original graphics.
Volume
4
Number
21
Recommended Citation
Governors State University Student Services, Innovator (1975, October 6). http://opus.govst.edu/innovator/61
Contents
[p.1] GSU's No-Grade and Competency System Receiving New National Support--Constitution to be Rewritten--Alumni Satisfied with GSU--Congress Votes to Override Ford's Veto of Educational Bill--Tickets on Sale for First Play of Season--BOG Approves Phase II Fund--SCEPP Investigating Advisory Process, Input Wanted [p.2] Letters--Gate Gremlins, Registration Gremlins, All Kinds of Gremlins/Alis Ellis [p.3] American Logistics Association Scholarship Extended to Oct. 10--Oct. 15 Opening of Resource Center--First Meeting of International Students Assoc.--Swimming Pool Schedule--Mini-Grant Program Seed Support--Amphitryon-75 Tryouts to be Held Oct. 13-15--NSF Sponsors Program--Vermeer Quartet Opens Sat. Oct. 11--Urban Teacher Most Popular Program--TM on Tuesday [p.4] GSU'ers in the News: Peter McFarren in National News--PAG Looking for New Members--One-Woman Theater Comes to GSU--Lewis and Warren Create Impact--GSU USO Tour Cancelled--Warrick Carter to Host Jazz Radio--Pulverized Bill Make Good Lubricant--GSU Film Society--John Payne Helping Plan Annual Meeting--Carroll Seabolt Develops New Police Program--Dr. Lydia Fontan Appointed Assistant Dean [p.5] BOG Program Working for Working Adults--Juvenile Judge to Speak Here--College Deans on Sabattical [sic] Leave [p.6] Questions and Answers--Lines on Wine: The Wine Snob Debunked or You Can't Taste While Talking/R. Corbin Houchins [p.7] Book Review: The Act of Will by Roberto Assagioli/Tom Mandel--Too Much TV Robs People of Dreams.