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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
English Proficiency Examination
ALL JUNIORS and SENIORS
curricula of the College of Science must take the English
>ficiency Examination on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1980,
at 7:30 p.m.
IOLOGY Department Curricula.... Room 113 BSBE
HEMISTRY Department Curricula Room 228CHEM
IATH Department Curricula Room 101 Milner
HYSICS Department Curricula.... Room 301 PHYS
irder to qualify as a candidate for a degree in the College of Science, each
dent must demonstrate an ability to express himself (or herself) in accept-
e English. This requirement may be satisfied by (1) passing an examina-
i in English composition (ERE) taken not later than the spring semester of
i junior year, or (2) completing English 301 with a minimum grade of “C".
W STUDENT WHO FAILS THE WRITTEN EXAMINA-
ON (ERE) MUST SATISFY THE ENGLISH PrOFICIEN-
i Requirement by taking English 301 and
URNING A MINIMUM GRADE OF “C”.
ir information and guidelines on the nature of the examination, check with
5 departmental secretary. mt7
lerative Education in the College of Liberal Arts has
»#itions available in the probation offices located in
*ell and Bryan. The positions are for summer place-
•nd require students of Junior. Senior, or Graduate
rffcation Students will work as assistant probation
ks on a full time basis For more information, please
id Henry D. Pope or Susannah Clary in Room 107,
ngton Tower or call QAb■7B^A 114t4
■erative Education in the College of Liberal Arts needs
nber of students for summer and fall placement in the
)s County Bridgehouse. The students need to be of
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tct Susannah Clary or Henry D. Pope in Room 107.
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By RICHARD OLIVER
Staff Writer
“Welcome to Waco. We don’t
want your type here. You’ve got until
6 a. m. to get out or we’ll take care of
you. ’’
The arrival of David Chan to
Baylor University has been not-so-
eagerly awaited by the administra
tion and several students at the Bap
tist school. At 3 a.m. Monday, a
mysterious telephone caller made
him more than aware of this.
“It doesn’t bother me,” he said.
“So far the students have not pro
tested. I don’t know of anything in
the way of protests yet. I’ve only
been here a day.”
Since Baylor announced the
Southwest Conference feature,
Baylor has been embroiled in con-
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troversy. Baylor President Abner V.
McCall announced any Baylor stu
dent agreeing to pose nude would be
subject to disciplinary action.
McCall’s decision aroused the cri
ticism of several editors of Baylor’s
student newspaper, The Baylor
Lariat. The editors were subse
quently fired, which in turn caused
the resignation of most of the Lariat
staff and two journalism faculty
members.
Due to the telephone threat, Chan
has been conducting all interviews
under armed guard.
Chan said the threat was an iso
lated incident, and he has found sup
port.
“There is a guy here (from Baylor)
right now with me who is training to
be a minister,” said Chan. “He takes
you for what you are and doesn’t con
demn anyone. He doesn’t condemn
anyone as sinners or anything. He’s a
very bright young man.
Baylor is the last stop for Chan on
his conference tour, and he said he
doesn’t expect any further trouble.
On March 7, Dr. Dennis Hale be
came the second professor to resign
because of the controversy.
“I resigned effective at the end of
the summer,” he said. “It was over
the whole series of events. The more
stringent guidelines the administra
tion has placed on the Lariat was one
factor.
“Also, the way they paid off’ (Dr.
Donald) Williams for the rest of the
year. I d never seen that done before
to a faculty member.
Williams resigned March 1 effec
tive at the end of this semester, but
was paid the remainder of his con
tract and relieved of his position by
Dr. Loyal Gould, head of the jour
nalism department, when he re
ported to work the following week.
Hale said he doesn’t expect the
same fate.
“No, there’s been no problem, he
said. “1 really don’t expect any.”
Ralph Strother, student publica
tions adviser, agreed.
“He’s handled his situationdil
rently (than Williams), he said. "He
hasn’t become angry or bitter. He’s
not been really outspoken about it.
"Williams was very visible and
very angry about it. 1m sorry tosee
Dennis go, we’re good friends."
New editors for The Lariat will be
selected in a special Student Publica
tions Board meeting on March 24.11
the meantime, the paper has sus
pended publication.
Federal jury
hears Clayton
United Press International
HOUSTON — House Speaker
Bill Clayton, ignoring his lawyers’
advice to restrict his answers, Mon
day went before a federal grand jury
to explain “what he said and "what
he meant” in tapes of three conversa
tions with an FBI informant and a
union boss who gave him $5,(XX).
Clayton testified from 10:30 a.m.
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until 5:30 p.m. and his lawyers and
prosecutors said he would return to
day to continue the fight to save bis
political career from potential)
ruinous bribery allegations.
“They’re talking about everything
in the world in there,” said Roy Min
ton, one of three lawyers who accom
panied Clayton to Houston. “Idonl
really know everything they’re gome
over because he (Clayton) doesnl
come out and go over hardly any
thing.
“We say don’t you answeraques-
tion without coining out here and-
asking us (but) he won t do it. He
won’t do anything we re tellinghim
to do. He just keeps answering the
questions. I think that’s all right.
Minton said Clayton had nointen-
lions of invoking his Fifth Amend
ment rights by refusing to answer.
Ti you're gonna take it (theFiftl
Amendment), you’ve got to say your
answer would tend to incrimimte
him and he hasn’t ever been asked
any thing that he thinks would incri
minate him, Minton said.
“As far as I’m able to determine
they’re just asking him all the ques
tions about the meeting on Nov, 8,
what he said, what he meant, whtl
they said,” said Minton.
Minton said the tapes involved
Oct. 19 and Nov. 8 meetings andi
Jan. 15 telephone conversation
Clayton had with Houston unionoi-
cial L.G. Moore and a man intro
duced by Moore as a representative
of the Prudential Insurance Go
Clayton had admitted they discussed
the bidding procedure for the mulli
million-dollar state employees
group insurance plan.
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