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MSC council voices
discontent with Batt
THE BATTALION Page 3
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1974
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By JIM CRAWLEY
A resolution of discontent with
The Battalion’s coverage of MSC
events was passed in a memoran
dum to the Battalion Editorial Staff
on a voice vote, by the MSC Coun
cil.
Steve Eberhard, SG president,
argued that SG should also have the
same rating as the MSC commit
tees. The proposal, by Eberhard,
was taken under consideration and
resolution was approved.
The Battalion resolution pro
duced a flurry of discussion between
council member Bob Bell and Bill
Davis, council president. Davis,
who introduced the motion, cited
that The Battalion, as a student
paper, shovdd place more emphasis
on MSC events.
“The MSC committees have had
problems recently in getting infor
mation out of The Battalion. All
MSC programs merit better atten
tion in the Batt than at present,”
said Davis.
“We tried to make nothing in it
(the memorandum) to be vindictive
to The Battalion,” said Davis.
“One of journalism’s problems is
what to print and what not to
print...each level has to decide.
In fact, I wonder if in a community
of students, the Batt isn’t the only
paper to be received by students. It
would be a disservice to not include
all the news, both local and na
tional,” said Bell.
“Let’s be vindictive, if we don’t
think clearly about this problem,”
Bell said.
In other business, the council
voted in favor of a recommendation
allowing the council and the MSC
Directorate to have priority in facil
ity scheduling.
The University Center priority
resolution asks the U. C. Schedul
ing Manager to give the MSC com-
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The council also approved the
resignation of the Host & Fashion
Committee chairman, Kathy Arm
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Directed by Mary Castle and
Wendell Landmann, the cast con
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Drobney, a priest living in the U. S.
embassy in a small communist
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Jerry Holbert plays a dual role as
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