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E rofessional societies. He has
een elected to offices in several,
such as the Southern Ap
palachian Mineralological
Society, of which he was
president for two terms. As
Eastern Federation represen
tative to the American
Federation of Mineralogical and
Lapidary Societies, he has been
instrumental in arranging for
national show to be held in
Charlotte in June of 1973.
Belmont Abbey College looks
forward to many future con
tributions by Jack Hanahan, who
has clearly come to regard the
Abbey as his home.
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Western civilization is elected by
most of our students as part of
the core curriculum. History
majors and other interested
students acquire a deeper
acquaintance with the remote
background of their own
civilization in ancient history, of
its origin, growth, and decline in
medieval and modern
European history, and of its
special regional developments in
American and Latin American
history.
Like all the other disciplines
that constitute the liberal arts,
the several social sciences aim
to make complete human beings,
to equip the student with true
freedom by liberating him from
narrowness of mind, to broaden
his outlook and so stimulate his
faculties that he will be able to
make the most of his situation
and constantly better it.
News Tn
Education
Loyola University and
Marymount College, Los
Angeles, have agreed in prin
ciple to unite under one board of
trustees and one president, ef
fective July 1, 1973. Increased
efficiency of operation, sim
plification of administrative
structure, and elimination of
duplication in some areas are the
principal reasons for the
reorganization.
At the centennial celebration
of Maryville, Sister Harriet
Switzer, president of the college,
said: “No college can hope for a
strong future if it is financially
dependent upon a religious or
der. And it is only in close part
nership with lay men and women
and with the religious of other
orders that the Society of the
Sacred Heart can carry on its
apostolic mission in higher
education.”
St. Scholastica has developed
what it calls the Winton Plan.
The Plan is a self-designed,
curriculum between the
Scholastica student and his self-
chosen advisor. Once a student
has chosen what he-she wants to
do, the College will supply a
tutor. The student’s decision
becomes a requirement.
Mount Mercy College, Iowa, is
encouraging high school
students who have finished their
sixth semester in high school to
attend Mount Mercy while
completing their high school
courses. Mount Mercy is also
granting credit by examination
for “what you’ve already
learned” by experience.
The College of St. Francis has
launched its new Three-Year
Degree Program.
COLLEGE NEWSLETTER,
Volume XXXV - No. 2 - Dec. 1972.
CONNECTICUT SEEKS CURB
ON TERM PAPER SALES
A Superior Court judge in
Hartford this week issued an
injunction barring the sale of
term papers to students at state
colleges and urged the expulsion
of students and instructors in
volved in the process. The suit
was initiated by the Connecticut
attorney general in cooperation
with college officials. Records of
a Hartford-based firm were
ordered impounded so that the
names of students involved in
purchases of term papers can be
determined.
HIGHER EDUCATION AND
NATIONAL AFFAIRS, Volume
XXI, Number 47, December 15,
1972.
Alumni News
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’70- Daniel Sanzo is assistant
municipal treasurer of the
township of Brick (N.J.) Charles
Sanford is psychological
research assistant at Vanderbilt
University. Howard Jones is
employee benefits and safety
supervisor for Gerber Food
Products. He and Brenda live in
Hendersonville, N.C. David
Zimg is in the graduate school of
civil engineering at Cornell
University. Steven Wyatt is
with Chicopee Mills. He and
Carol live in Nashville, Tenn.
Maurice Fortune is in graduate
school at Georgia Tech. He and
Regina live in Smyrna, Ga.
Michael Reed is in the Army
stationed at Ft. Riley, Kansas.
James Van Pelt is with
Travelers Insurance Co. He and
Sandra and their one child live in
Gastonia. Bob Kelly and his wife
Michele (SH’70) visited the
Abbey on their second wedding
anniversary, August 22. Bob
teaches fifth grade at Westport,
Mass, and Michele teaches
kindergarten at Mattapoisett.
Paul Froehlich is guidance
counselor and teacher in St.
Henry Public Schools in
Wellington, Ohio. He received
his masters in college student
personnel services from the
University of Dayton. James
Ross is general agent for
Nationwide Insurance Co. in
Lincolnton, N.C., where he and
Faye and their two children live.
John Moore visited the Abbey in
September. He has been working
in New Jersey but will return to
Haskins & Sells, CPA’s, in
Charlotte. He and Geraldine and
John junior will live in the
Charlotte area.
’71- William O’Connell is in the
Army. Charles Bush is a
machinist’s mate in the Navy.
Gregory McGrath is a medical
technician at Memorial Mission
Hospital in Asheville. John
Hudgins is assistant traffic
manager for Hampton Roads
Steamship Agency, Inc.I in
Portsmouth, Va. William
Sbrocco is a Second Lieutenant
and flight student in the Marine
in law school at Catholic
University. Joseph Holicky is a
Lieutenant in the Army, APO
New York. Richard Bernard is in
the army and teaches English in
Harker Heights, Texas, where
he, Becky (McCluney) and
little “Sam” live. Lee Whalen is
sales and account manager with
Owens-Illinois Glass. He and
Alice live in Newtown Square,
Pa. Philip Ford is a Lieutenant
in the Air Force stationed at
Moody AFB, Ga. He is assistant
administrator of the hospital and
squadron commander and has
attended graduate school at the
U. of Southern Mississippi and
Valdosta State U. Jerry Bostic
teaches in the Gaston County
School System and is statistical
consultant for the Health and
Hospital Council in Charlotte.
Walter Kennedy is in the Special
Forces stationed at Ft. Bragg.
Pat Cunningham is manpower
development officer with U.S
Environmental Protection
Agency. He and Laurel and their
two children live in Doraville,
Ga. Congratulations to Tony
Giordano, who has passed the
N.C. Bar. He is working as an
estate tax attorney with the
Internal Revenue Service in
Richmond. Wayne Sullivan is
manager of K-Mart in
Wilmington, N.C. Kenneth
Szyarto teaches at St. John
Vienney High School in Homdel,
N.J. He is assistant football
coach, head coach of the track
team, and director of recreation
for the City of Matawan. David
Gentiiini is a criminal in
vestigator for the prosecutor’s
office for Cumberland County,
N.J. He and Diane and their one
child live in Vineland. Had a
card from James Fallis who was
vacationing in Italy. He is now
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Congratulations to Gail Janet
Simpson and Guion Abernathy,
who were married September 23
in First Congregational Church,
South Hadley, Mass. They will
live in Charlotte, where Guion is
employed by George Scott & Co.
Corps in Pensacola. William
Mahon is an employment ser
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Trenton. Richard Schuck is an
accountant-accounts receivable
clerk in the Army, stationed in
Honolulu. Mike Fitzsimmons has
completed his tour of duty at
Pensacola and has received
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Brent Jaquet is in the Navy
stationed in Massachusetts. He
is editor of a paper and does
public affairs work. He and Elbe
and baby Kelly are living in
Pembroke, Mass. Sam Ferguson
is working on his masters in
Modern European History at Old
Dominion University. f*3ul
Starnes is medical technician
with the Red Cross in Charlotte.
’72- John Calaman is in the
Army and completed basic
training at Ft. Jackson, S.C.
Tom Ohlert received his com
mission as a Second Lieutenant
in the Marine Corps and is
stationed in Pensacola.
James Lee is majoring in
electrical engineering at VPI.
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