Show Volume 71 Number 3 Utah State University Logan Utah Sondhi Limthongku! “SL Review” man Smoking policy During the course of last year USU developed a policy regardcamon smoking ing which university pus said officials equitably recognizes the rights of non-smoke- and smokers alike rs Specific areas have been designated for smoking and nonsmoking with mutual respect being the governing factor The policy was developed officials said in the milieu of growing recognition throughout the nation that prefer to have areas in public places set aside where they can be free from the presence of tobacco smoke Public conveyances business houses government buildings and similar areas have had areas designated as smoke-fre- e For the information of new students and staff the essentials of the policy are restated here: On the USU campus lounges have been set aside in some buildings for smokers Smoking is also permitted in private offices except in buildings excluded because of fire hazard building use or inadequate ventilation in classrooms Smoking non-smoke- rs laboratories restrooms hallways elevators auditoriums dafeterias and other publicly used areas is prohibited Smoking is not permitted in any portion of the following buildings: Alumni Center Animal Science Culmsee Home Edith Bowen School Family Life Building Man and His Bread Museum Mechanical Arts Building Nelson Field House HPER Building Old Main Psychology-Anima- l Center Laboratory Radio-TReceiving and Stores Spectrum University Relations Building or V University Center except in Vending specified rooms Building and all other buildings basically of wooden construction Executive Memorandum No 73-- 1 originating from the office of the president states: “Adherence to the smoking policy and appropriately informing campus visitors is the responsibility of all staff and students Deans department heads and other supervisory personnel are responsible for the enforcement of the policy “Student violators should 15£ referred to the appropriate supervisor department head or dean and or referred to the University Standards Committee in the office of the vice president for student affairs which handles disciplinary proceedings for violation of university policies Staff violators should be referred to the appropriate supervisor department head and or dean who will take appropriate steps to handle the matter” September 28 1973 1 2 Pages “Student Life Monthly Reivew” is the name chosen greater depth and at greater length than is possible in for the news magazine to be produced as a supplement Student Life to Student Life He said it was also planned to pay attention to national and international events of importance to the student-bod- y The magazine will remain under the direction of Student Life with Sondhi Limthongkul as managing Limthongkul invited any student who is devoted to editor and Carl Arrington and Jodeane Albright as his fact finding research and relations with the public to assistants contact either himself or Brent Harker Student Life Limthongkul said the first issue of the magazine Editor in UC room 315 or call Ext 7435 would be available around the end of October He Limthongkul is a veteran staff member of Student stressed that the magazine is not a Crucible type Life having worked on the paper for the past four years He is a native of Bangkok Thailand and has been a productioji “It will be a magazine covering the comprehensive student at USU for six years issues on the USU campus Included will be any issue of interest to the students and community” said Limthongkul He also said that each article would be judged on its own merit with all claims substantiated and that they should be able to be used in the future for reverence Limthongkul also said the reason for the magazine was to expand on campus issues This will be done in For the convenience of STUDENT SPOUSES in obtaining Activity cards the ID room (room No 9 Main Bldg) will be open from 6 pm to 8:30 pm on Wednesday evening October 3rd To obtain a card the student must pay the fee at the Cashier’s Office prior to bringing the spouse for picture Cashier’s Office closes daily at 4 pm Then bring the spouse and fee receipt to the ID room and the card will be prepared Only validated activity cards will now be be accepted “We received an opportunity to see old problems for fall quarter activities the gym and the library old of same the new through perspectives Many Combinations of last year’s card fee receipts driver’s problems appear each year which could be corrected licenses etc will NOT BE ACCEPTED A valid activity with new ideas” card will have the FALL QUARTER 1973 stamp afRex Lund ASUSU president made this statement fixed Persons planning to attend the BYU game as held a Student after attending Leadership Workshop students must have their own validated picture activity 17 18 in 19 and Logan Canyon September card The workshop has become an annual affair which affords student officials the opportunity to relate with the administration on a person to person basis The theme of this vear’s workshop was “Something to Think About?” The executive council and its subsidiary boards senators presidents of various campus organizations and faculty representatives were invited to attend The workshop included various activities Goals of the workshop were set and presented through discussion groups skits and presentations Goals set for this year by student leaders and faculty include an academic survey of USU facilities in comparison withgther universities in Utah the establishment of a UC Dorm Reserve Fund the creation of a ut at a departmental council to allow student-inpdepartmental level and better use of present university facilities University improvements that have appeared in the past due to leadership workshops are Helpline the Day Care Center the pass fail system of grading and student representation in the faculty senate The leadership workshop also involved a 45 minute discussion by individuals of Utopia Utah State Members of the workshop stated different ideas they had on making USU the perfect university Some suggestions were small classes with individual attention more field "experience minority group acceptance and complete religious freedom “Students got a chance to relate to the administration as people and work together” said Doug Oldroyd “Student officials also had an opportunity to get to know Preliminary hearing for Donald A Catron former USU ineach other better” he said vestment manager began this week Seven of the counts The Student Leadership Workshop was the setting for against him for misuse of public funds were heard on Weddiscussion resolutions and correction It allowed nesday Thursday afternoon the remaining six counts of student officials to begin the school year with newly set falsification of reports were heard Student Life story to follow on Monday direction and goals Spouses may obtain ID cards Wednesday WotrEtshop inspires Senders fo 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