The Aquinas 1969-10-21

              Page 2 THE AQUINAS October 21, 1969
AN OFFER
TO JOIN THE
ARTHUR MURRAY
TEACHING STAfF
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G. Alden Bldg.
In Operation;
Opinions Vary
The University's Departments of
Business Administration and Economics
have taken up full reside~ce in
the recently innovated Glen 'Alden
Building, and the move seems to have
met with general, though not universal,
favor.
Dr. Joseph R. Zandarski, Associate
Professor of Business Administration
and Chairman of the two departments,
reported that the faculty is
satisfied with the building, and that
he, as department chairman, has no
major complaints.
Dr. Zandarski is particularly
pleased about the improved space in
faculty offices, of which there are
presently 14 in use.
Student reaction to the building
has been mixed. A number of business
students favor the idea of having
"their own building." Others,
however, complain about the build'
ing's condition. For instance, Junior
Ken Filippini criticizes it as being a
"run-down, unequipped, antiquated
building.
The most common complaint was
due to the relative isolation of the
building, located at the corner of
J efferson Avenue and Linden Street
which is two blocks from the cam:
pus proper. Some students feel that
the ten minute interval betwep.n
classes is insufficient time to get.
from the campus to the building,
Actually, there are only three
classrooms in use in the Glen Alden
Building, along with one seminar
room and one study room. Because
of this relative lack of facilities, a
number of business classes are still
being held.in St. Thomas' Hall. The
University is using only the top three
floors of the six-story building for
classrooms. Various professional offices
take up the first three floors.
Chester Vola, the Superintendent of
the Building, complimented the University
for the improvements in the
47 year old building. He cited a
new gas heating system which was
installed last year as an example.
New lighting was also added to the
building, as well as air conditioning
in all of the offices and the sixth
floor classrooms.
The presence of the University in
the Glen Alden Building replaces offices
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, Dun and Bradstreet,
and United States Fidelity and Guarantee.
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More than 50 faculty' and veterans
attended. This year, accordin'g to
President Chuck Lewert, "bigger and
better events are planned."
The Club officers invite all new
Veterans at the U. to join, At the
same time, they welcome back all returning
members.
Veterans interested in membership
or further information about the
Club, please forward inquiries to the
Club, c/o the University, Scranton,
Pa. 18510.
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BEERY
RECENTLY INSTALLED•••Veterans' Club Officers ( 1. to 1'.): John Flanagan,
Mr. Robert Granville (1\.1oderator), Charles Lewert, James Brennan,
Allan Unger.
here at the University have been obtained
in an attempt to contact these
men and point up facts pertaining to
college life that they might not be
aware of.
There are presently 300 veterans
attending the Day School, Evening
College, and the Graduate School.
The club officers wish to stress that
this is mainly a social club. Last
yeaI', sever'al successful events were
held, the highlight being a VeteranFaculty
Dinner Party held in May.
DOWNSTAIRS
BUDGET STORE
The University's Veterans' Club
has initiated the school year with
the installment of n<:'wly elected officers.
They are Charles Lewert. President;
James Brennan, Vi~e-President;
John Flanagan, Secretary; Allan
Ungel', Treasurer; and Richard
VVhalen, Sergeant-at-Arms.
The Club Moderator is Mr. Robert
Gl'anville of the German Department.
An intensin' membership drive,
highlighted by a membership party
on October 18 at the Junger lVlaennerchor,
was started this year.
The pl'imary purpose of this party
was to inform all prospective members
of the advantages of joining the
club.
Since the clubs organization two
yeal's ago. it has acquirerl 50 new
members, with expectations of expanding
to an even greater number.
Tt hopes to also include University
alumni who al'e veterans. .
The aims of the club I'ange from
easier availability of loans for vet('
rans to a fitting social life.
One of its purposes is affiliation
to pool interests, ideas, acquaintances,
with elually enel'getic organizations
and resourcefulness to obtain a mutual
bonel. scholastically as well as
socially.
It has hopes of mer'ging with other
Veter'alls' CI uhs thl'Oughout the state
ano, latel', thl'oughout the entil'c nation.
Lists of veterans r'eturning to school
Vets Change Aims
Officers Elected
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