The Ranger (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, February 6, 1981 Page: 3 of 10
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transferring credits from here.
“We’re very competitive scholastical-
ly, and our classes have no problem
transferring anywhere,” Hamilton said.
“There has never been any problem we
couldn’t work out.”
UTSA has recently changed the
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David Collins, assistant director of ad-
missions at UTSA, said transfer students
will be required to take the course after
the 1981 summer sessions.
“Transfer students with the equivalent
of English 601b can transfer in without
taking the course through the second
summer semester. Then it will become a
mandatory course,” Collins said.
The English department here will not
add a similar course requirement, Dr.
Roger Bailey, English department chair-
man, said.
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" chief of campus police, said one of
these cases usually arises once every
two or three months.
“Sometimes these individuals are
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convention for the election of new
state officers will be held April 3-5 at
Southern Methodist University in
Dallas.
Representatives from Texas Lutheran
and San Antonio colleges, Texas A<&M
and Southern Methodist universities and
the universities of Texas at Austin, Arl-
ington and San Antonio attended the
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’ to complaints regarding exhibitionists
. and voyeurs on campus.
Lt. Robert M. O'Keefe, acting
semester and the class enrollment, Jabs
continued.
“Our aim is instructional improve-
ment,” he said.
On the average, there are usually 40
teachers per class per semester.
These classes for the faculty are taught
every semester and on completion of a
course, a grade is given, the ad-
ministrator said.
This course may count for professional
credit on the faculty salary schedule.
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“We will also be working with Latin
American Assistance Committee, a
community-based organization,” Ismail
added.
The students said the memories of the
Vietnam War where 46,(KM) American
soldiers were killed and 300,000 wound-
someone
Counselors from here attended a lun-
cheon at the University of Texas at San
Antonio last week to discuss this college’s
new catalog and course equivalencies
and to clarify any changes in course re-
quirements.
Each year the new catalog is sent to
UTSA and other colleges to be evaluated UTSA has recently changed the re-
by their admissions departments. After quirements of its third semester English,
evaluation the other schools send a list of English lu33 is a critica| reading and
equiva ent courses. writing course. The course involves
Glen Hamilton, director of guidance reading and discussion of literary works.
faculty, counselors and librarians.
“We give a lot of attention to faculty
development,” he said.
Jabs selects the subject matter and the
instructor for the courses.
“Good teaching is essential in a com-
munity college,” the administrator said.
The course content includes learning,
motivation, instruction and related
areas. A project or research paper is re-
quired in this course, he added.
The tuition for the class depends on
how many classes are being offered per
and be heard.
“I’m just another concerned student
trying to help educate other students on
the issues that may take this country into
another war,” he added.
The club would work with the Univer- ed after nine years of fighting
will be Central sity of Texas at San Antonio’s club, else’s war, caused them to act.
We are extending membership to the
and faculty members,"
Abuarisheh added.
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Every year campus police respond
The school will emphasize state
legislative races and will include opposi-
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Orleans. development, targeting, fund raising and
Plans for the school were announced other related topics, Staffel said.
Local members will be provided with
additional information at a future
meeting, she said.
The group also announced a state
According to the manual,
voyeurism is “repetitive looking at
unsuspecting people, usually
strangers, who are either naked or in
the act of disrobing.” This is the
“repeatedly preferred or exclusive
method of achieving -sexual excite-
ment.”
Exhibitionists are categorized as
those who repeatedly expose
themselves to unsuspecting strangers
“for the purpose of achieving sexual
excitement, with no attempt at fur-
ther sexual activity with the
stranger."
The exhibitionist expects to sur-
prise or shock his victim as a form of
sexual gratification .Wagner said. The
voyeur achieves sexual excitement by
observing strangers in various forms
of undress.
“Usually voyeurs and exhibitionists
are not seeking any real interaction
with their victims." Wagner added.
A group of students is seeking to form Then, I didn’t know how to speak out
an organization to speak out against UsS. ’’ ’ ’
involvement in El Slavador.
Four students, accompanied by
Father Baity Janacek director of the
Catholic Student Center, met Friday
with Larry Adamson, student activities
director, to discuss club recognition.
The club name
American Solidarity, Patricia Fer- Committee in Solidarity with the People
nandez, an English major, said. of El Slavador, if formed, the student students
The students have 30 days from Jan. said.
30 to recruit 10 members, the minimum
number to become a recognized club.
In El Salvador, a Central American
country, left and right wing forces are
battling to control the country.
“The students are interested in at-
tracting people who are in support and
defense of the democratic rights of the
people to self determination without in- ’
tervention from other countries,” Saleh
Abuarisheh, a business major from
Palestine, said.
“If the United States believes in sup-
porting democracy, then they would stop
interferring in the affairs of nations in
Central America," Fernandez said.
“I’ve seen the dead pile up in my
country,” Osam Ismail, a student from
Lebanon, said, “but that was different.
“I admired the way he (Carter) tried
to pursue and provide a public service in-
volving our need for a long-range energy
policy. He also made ground in helping policies, Murphy said,
attain civil rights.
“Carter is the loner-type person. It is
“With the culmination of the Panama extremely difficult to establish relation-
Canal treaty, which was long overdue, ships with a political leader who doesn't
our relationship with Latin American get out and establish relationships with
was greatly improved,” Murphy pointed other political leaders in their country-
in this case the Congress." Murphy said.
Faculty graduate course starts
The college is providing one faculty
graduate course this semester.
The course, Educational Psychology
382 Seminar: Cognition Research,.meets
from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursdays.
Dr. Jack Dunham, professor of educa-
tional psychology at the University of
Texas at Austin, teaches the course.
Registration and the first class meeting
were last week.
Dr.’ Max Jabs, associate dean and
director of instruction, said this is strictly
a voluntary study program for college
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students, and sometimes they
not." O'Keefe said. “On this campus
it is virtually impossible to determine
whether a person is a student or not
just by looking at him."
Often the victim in one of these
cases is unwilling to file a complaint.
“To arrest these people, you must
* have a witness," O'Keefe said. “It's
very frustrating to get these kinds of
calls and be unable to find anyone
willing to file a complaint.
It has been O'Keefe’s experience
that exhibitionists and voy eurs are not
usually violent, he said.
“Usually these types are harmless."
O’Keefe said. “If confronted with this
type of behavior, the victim should
quietly leave the area and contact the
campus police."
Everette Wagner, psychology pro-
fessors* also suggested that generally
the person involved in voyeurism or
exhibitionism is not dangerous. He
added obviously there are exceptions.
Voyeurism and exhibitionism are
forms of maladaptive behavior.
Wagner said. They are classified as
forms of sexual deviation.
“There is a very fine line between
what is considered normal and abnor-
mal behavior.” Wagner said. “I don't
believe there is any clear-cut explana-
tion for abnormal behavior.”
According to the Diagnostic and
Statistical Manual of Mental
Disorders published by the American
Psychiatric Association, there is a
distinct difference between voyeurism
and exhibitionism although some
parallels can be drawn.
explains Carter's defeat
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The defeat of Jimmy Carter will not
affect the optimism of the Young
Democrats on campus, the club sponsor
e said in a recent interview.
; The sponsor, Leonard Murphy, said
many different problems contributed to
the defeat of their candidate last
November.
feel the former president tried to
solve too many of the nation’s problems
at once,” Murphy said. “Mr. Carter did
( not develop the skill to work with Con-
"gress on many of his proposals.”
’Carter lost to President Ronald
F^eagan by a 51 to 41 percent vote, and a
483 to 49 vote in the electoral college.
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Qarter was confronted with many
fiflistrations, the hostage crisis in par-
ticular.
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