The Rice Thresher (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, February 28, 1969 Page: 6 of 8
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1969-70 Academic Calendar
1969 First Semester
Monday, August 25 Last Day for Payment of Fees except for New Students
Monday, August 25 Arrival of Freshmen
Tuesday, August 26 through Saturday, August 30 Freshman Week
Sunday & Monday, August 31-Sept. 1 Arrival of Remaining Students
Tuesday, September 2 Opening of Courses 8 am
Wednesday, November 26 Beginning of Thanksgiving Recess, 6 pm
Monday, December 1 Resumption of Courses, 8 am
Wednesday, December 10 Last Day of Classes
Thursday, December 11 Beginning of Reading Period
Monday, December 15 Beginning of Scheduled Exams
1970 Second Semester
Monday, January 12 Opening of Courses, 8 am
Wednesday, February 4 Major's Day
Saturday, March 21 Beginning of Mid-term Recess, 12 Noon
Wednesday, April 1 Resumption of Courses, 8 am
Friday, May 1 Last Day of Classes
Wednesday, May 6 Beginning of Examinations
Friday, May 22 Baccaluareate Exercises
Saturday, May 23 Fifty-Seventh Commencement
Wiess elects Greanias in absentia;
Buddrus will head Hanszen cabinet
Three more colleges complet-
ed spring elections during the
past week. George Greanias was
elected president of Wiess Fri-
day; Lee Buddrus won the Han-
szen presidency Tuesday; and
Lisa Ogorzaly was elected in
Brown Wednesday. Lovett Col-
lege elections are today; Bak-
er's will be next Wednesday.
Greanias, who is currently on
a Rice exchange program in
England, will head a Cabinet
having Larry Flournoy as ex-
ecutive vice - president; Tom
Evans as social v-p; Michael Al-
iston as secretary; Mike Man-
agan as treasurer; Stewart
Morris as off-campus repre-
sentative; Andy Korb and Todd
Scharnberg, sophomore repre-
sentatives; Jim Caldwell, sena-
tor-at-\arge-, and Bryan Pring,
senator. The ceremonial "trans-
fer of power" takes place to-
night at the old and new cab-
inet dinner.
Buddrus won over Jack Bran-
non in a closely-contested race,
while Tom Altman edged Bob
Westendarp for vice-president,
and Bert Fluvman and Jim
Fish were named secretary and
treasurer, respectively, in Hans-
zen. Dick Fuqua was named
chief justice and Stephen Brice,
advocate. Gary Wendel won in
the senatorial race, while Rick
Lowerre was elected council-
man-at-large; John Sorte is the
grad representative; Eff Mar-
tin, senior resident rep; David
Dickens, senior non-resident rep;
Tom Bloher, junior non-resident
rep; Charles Rabinowitz, sopho-
more resident rep; and Rog-
er Smith, sophomore non-
resident rep. There was a tie
between Lee Strauss and Steve
Sheafor for junior resident rep-
resentative.
Janet Hempen was elected
external vice - president and
Christine Ehlig internal vice-
president in the Brown College
election Wednesday. Ginger
Burkett will serve as secretary
and Kathy Kobayashi as treas-
urer. Karolyn Kendrick will be
program chairman; Irene Mear-
sheimer, social chairman; Terry
Reiman, housing and residence
chairman; Lucretia Knox, pub-
licity and communications chair-
man.
Andrea Primdahl will repre-
sent Brown in the Student Sen-
ate, and Quita Russel was
elected sophomore representa-
tive. Brown's off-campus repre-
sentative will be Kathy Wil-
liams. A run-off will be held
today between Cynthia Em-
berspn and Patsy Kennedy, who
tied Wednesday for permanent
improvements committee chair-
man.
Close to the Heart
of the Campus!
In Bellalre - 5105 Bellafre
In the Village - 2519 University
Harold's Garage
HENRY J. ENGEL, Owner
•fo Automatic Transmissions
•fe Paint & Body Shop
■fe Air Conditioning
Wrecker Service
2431 Dunstan
JT 8-5323
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Haircuts—$1.75
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Checks Cashed for
Rice Students
Aaron Lee
Enco Service
2361 Rice — JA 8-0148
Mechanic On Duty
SOUTH TEXAS
VENDORS
4529 Harrisburg
"Serving the Rice Campus with
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Bahler, Dennis. The Rice Thresher (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, February 28, 1969, newspaper, February 28, 1969; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth245051/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rice University Woodson Research Center.