THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY. JUNE B. 1974
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CHAPMAN’S
DECORATING
CENTER
Door ‘always openl says
new counselor for women
By KATHY YOUNG
The Dean of Women’s Office has
a new arrival, Karen Switzer, coun
selor for women. She is replacing
Patricia Self who will return in the
fall in a different capacity.
Switzer was counselor for
women’s residence halls since Oct.
1973. A graduate of Wichita State
University in political science and
speech, she also holds a masters de
gree from Kansas University in
communications and human rela
tions.
Her youthful appearance has re
sulted in a few humorous instances
as counselor for women’s residence
halls. She related one such instance
where about 12 p.m. several men
approached the slender, smiling
brunette who was dressed in very
casual clothes. The men invited her
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“I really enjoyed the surprise
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When asked her opinion of
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the consequences at this university
it seems pointless when other ac
tions could be suggested for things
to do.”
On a more serious topic, birth
control, Switzer said that “educa
tion is essential on campus.” She
said she is concerned that students
be aware of the information availa
ble at the university hospital. “I
want the present facilities to be
utilized,” she added.
She will serve as an advisor to Cap
and Gown, CWENS, OPA and
Alpha Lamda, all new to her on this
campus.
“My door is always open and I
hope that the Dean of Women’s Of
fice would be used by the gals to
broaden student activities.”
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Recent program to give two
VA counselors to campus
Veterans attending A&M will
have someone to do their worrying
for them, Bart Whatley, veterans
benefit counselor at the VA Reg
ional Office in Waco, said Monday.
Wheels are turning in the Waco
facility to comply with a recent
program announced by President
Nixon which establishes a “VA Man
on Campus” program to aid Viet
nam era veterans attending TAM U
and other colleges and universities
across the country.
“The ‘VA Man on Campus’ prog
ram,” Whatley explained, “will
provide a full-time VA representa
tive for every 500 vets on campus.
These representatives will be able
to generate required paperwork for
lost checks, benefit application, and
other actions formerly left to the in
dividual veteran.”
Since TAMU registered more
than 1,000 veterans—mostly from
the Vietnam era—two full-time rep
resentatives will be installed on
campus to answer questions and
complete forms for Aggie vets.
Whatley noted the Veteran’s
Administration is currently in the
process of hiring more than 1,300
persons—themselves Vietnam
veterans—to fill the positions on the
nation’s campuses.
“We don’t know exactly when the
representatives will be activated at
Texas A&M,” Whatley said. “Fol
lowing personnel selection, the rep
resentatives will be sent to Georgia
and Washington for special school
ing, then office space and clerical
assistance will have to be provided
for them.”
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