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Sept. 24, 1980
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The interview process will
begin on November 7, 1980.
Two candidates will be inter-
viewed in the morning session
of the Board and two at the
afternoon session. The candi-
date will be allowed to speak
first and then he will be
questioned by the Board.
Then the Board will ask a wide
range of questions, ranging
from continuity of goals for
the University to how to deal
with faculty and student
demands.
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Candidates Chosen
The St. Mary's Board of
Trustees finalized the list of
candidates for President of the
University at a meeting held
in the Wittig Room of CEC,
Friday Sept. 12.
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Dr. Neftali Garcia
by Eric Burley
St. Mary's Political Science
Department in cooperation
with the local San Antonio
media will run the Bexar
County Election Returns
Central for the Nov. 4 general
elections at the Chamber of
Commerce Building down-
town.
About three hundred St.
Mary's students will partici-
pate either by reporting the
results from each of Bexar
county's polling places or by
tabulating the results at the
Election Returns Cental.
KWEX, KENS, KSAT, and
KMOL televisions, KBUC,
KKYX, KTSA radio stations,
and the San ANtonio Express-
News and the San Antonio
Light. However, “No media
will be allowed to get in the
way, not even the Rattler,"
said Dr. Garcia.
Student participants will
receive ten dollars for the
evenings's work. In addition,
political science students will
be awarded five points per
examination for those classes
where the project will be
required as part of the course.
Over 400*000 people will
cast their ballots in Bexar
County this November and St.
Mary's University and the
Department of Political
Science faculty and students
will be there to tabulate the
first unofficial results. If you
would like to participate, your
contribution will be appreci-
ated.
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Major changes in the na-
tion's largest college admis-
sions testing program have
been announced by the Col-
lege Board.
Among the changes that are
to take place is that the
Scholastic Aptitude Test
[SAT] given the previous year
will be published in the fall
along with statistical informa-
tion. In the past, this
information has been avail-
able only to qualified re-
searchers on request. Now
the information will be distri-
buted at no charge to all
colleges receiving test scores
and to high schools with test
candidates. The first publica-
tion is expected to be shipped
this fall.
Students now will have the
opportunity, upon request, to
receive a copy of their answer
sheet, the answer key, and
instructions for scoring and
converting raw scores. In the
past the scores have been
withheld. If there is a
question of accuracy after
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Political-Science To Report Results
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Democracy Cannot be Static. :
Wha te ver Is S ta tic, is Dead. ’ ’ :
(Eleanor Roosevelt)
“We have one purpose,”
said Dr. Neftali Garcia, direct-
or of the project, “and that is
to obtain faster voting results
for the media. It's an
excellent opportunity for any
student to deal first hand with
our nation's fundamental
democratic process of vot-
ing."
To prepare for the project
all participants will undergo
training sessions. The first is
scheduled for Oct. 1 at St.
Mary's. Bob Green, kBexar
County Clerk, has offered his
assistance in training the
students.
“At the Election Returns
Central we will have a tele-
phone bank. Here, some
students will take calls from
each polling place while
others will tabulate the votes
and post the results," Green
said.
On the receiving end of the
tabulated information will be
Jan Cultural Institute, ST.
?aul, Minn. Nov. 14:
'Modern Brazil,'' Dr.
Tarcisio Beal, Incarnate Word
College. Dec. 12: “Contem-
porary U.S. Foreign Policy,"
Jr. Niles Norton, Our Lady of
.he Lake University.
Detailed information about
the lecture series and speak-
srs may be obtained from the
program chairman, Dr. Gary
Gordon, St. Mary's history
department, 436-3313.
Fr. Fleming, stated that all
steps were taken to generate a
list of potential candidates for
President. The official list of
candidates from the four
American provinces of the
Society of Mary are as follows:
Bro. Charles J. Cummiskey,
Rev. J. Willis Langlinais, Rev.
David J. Paul and Rev.
Thomas A. Stanley.
I SAT Revises Policy I Lecture On Disease Control Slated
reviewing the answer sheet, Dr. John Jaugstetter, bio-
the student may ask that it be hazards control officer at the
re-scored by hand. If a U.S. Center for Disease
discrepancy is found, the Control, Atlanta, will open the
score will be corrected and the St. Mary's University fall
answer sheet fee will be lecture program on contemp-
refunded. The chances, orary issues with a talk on
though, of error are extremely world health problems at 7
slight since the answer sheets p.m. Friday, Sept.26, in Room
are clerically examined before 101, Moody Life Sciences
machine scoring so as to Building.
screen out those which are The series is sponsored by
unlikely to be scored correctly St. Mary's Institute of Inter-
by the machine. They are national and Public Affairs
then scored by hand. and is free and open to the
Changes for the Preliminary public.
Scholastic Aptitude test/ Jaugstetter is a specialist in
National Merit Scholarship public health and medical
Qualifying Test [PSAT/ laboratory microbiology.
NMSQT] have also come Other lectures and speakers
about. The PSAT/NMSQT, a in St. Mary's fall program are:
test given to students in Oct. 17: “Contemporary
preparation for the SAT, is Ireland," Dr. Eoin
usually taken in the junior McKiernan, president and
year of high school. This test Jhief executive, Irish-Ameri-
is derived from a previously
used SAT, yet in the past, the
student received only half of
it. Now, this fall, the student
will receive a full copy of a
past SAT. As with the SAT,
students taking the PSAT will
receive the score report, the
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