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E RI TAS Th Mi
January 8,1962
Office of Public Information
THANKS AND BEST WISHES FROM PEARSONS As UM enters its 37th calendar year, Dr.
Pearson through VERITAS send best wishes to all faculty and staff. Said Dr. Pearson: "Mrs. Pearson and I wish to express our thanks for the many kind Christmas greetings from the faculty and staff. We wish all a very happy New Year." VERITAS feels certain that it can speak editorially for all faculty and staff in returning best wishes for the New Year to UM's first family.
TREASURER HANDSOMELY REPORTS GOOD NEWS Reflecting the new (and very attractive) look in
UM publications, Vice President and Treasurer Cohen1s report for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1961, made its bow last week. In handsome white cover, the treasurers report is illustrated with eight UM photos and five charts. Most importantly and significantly, there is a total absence of red ink in the summary of income and expenditures of UM's current fund. Instead, the summary shows an excess of income over expenditures of $454,478. Breakdown discloses that 31.63 per cent of total expenditures was for instruction and 19.24 per cent for research.
THREE UM "SUNDAY PORTRAITS0 LAST MONTH During December, UM scored three out of five
Sunday Portraits on The Miami News editorial
page. First to appear (Dec. 3) was Bill Cornell, president of the Undergraduate Student Government. Cornell is pictured by Staff Photographer Toby Massey on the campus with Merrick's towering radar in the background. Said the caption, "Bill Cornell, 23-year-old president of the Undergraduate Student Government at the University of Miami is a native of Miami Beach. He gained further stature last week when he appealed successfully to the student body not to press the administration for an extra vacation." The following Sunday Oscar E. Dooly, vice chairman of the Board of Trustees, was pictured, also by Massey, in a thoughtful profile pose in his downtown office. Said the caption, "A former mayor of Miami Shores and president of the Orange Bowl committee, he is vice chairman o-f the Board of Trustees of UM and in the forefront of many fund-raising and welfare drives." Then on Dec. 31, Dr. Robert Johns, executive vice president, was shown by Staff Photographer Alice Bixler in a smilingly studious portrait in his office in Ashe. Says the caption: "Dr. Johns has built a reputation as a top-notch educator-administrator by raising academic standards and insisting on higher qualifications for faculty members."
ARTS, SCIENCES BULLETIN BOWS Fourth of the series of bulletins being produced by the
University Publications Office under the editorship of William Olafson for units of the University, the College of Arts and Sciences Bulletin for 1962-1963 appeared last week. With a light orange cover, the 95-page booklet is brightly illustrated with campus photographs which emphasize study and the facilities for study.
STUDY GROUP FOR SHAKESPEARE TV SERIES Under the direction of Dean Dan Steinhoff, a
special UM study and discussion group is being organized in connection with the showing on Channel 2 of "An Age of Kings," a series of 15 telecasts of Shakespeare's cycle of eight historical plays. The programs which will be shown at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays from Jan. 12 through April 19 will vary in length, up to 90 minutes. Booklets for study can be obtained from Dean Steinhoff's office and Channel 2. "An Age of Kings" is being presented by National Educational Television in cooperation with Humble Oil & Refining Company.
STAFF SCHOLARSHIPS DEADLINE JAN. 17 Lucile Faul, personnel director, wishes to remind
all interested in second semester staff scholarships that the deadline for submitting requests is Jan. 17. Eligibility is determined by the July 1, 1961 regulations.
VOULEZ-VOUS CAMPER? HERE'S HOW-----Placement Director Miller has information about camp
counsellor positions open in France for next summer. He also has other info about summer employment opportunities for faculty members. He asks that anyone interested see or call him in Temporary Bldg. 51, Phone 2595.
AS OTHERS SEE UM High tribute to the cultural influence of the University of Miami is
paid in a new brochure setting forth the many advantages of Coral Gables. The folder, titled, "Coral Gables, Florida's Showcase Community" says: "The presence of the University of Miami is probably responsible for Coral Gables' startling contrasts. The University acts as a stimulus both physical and mental. Youthful vigor and exuberance are coupled with an extraordinarily active cultural life, making the city of three golf courses, uncounted swimming pools and beautiful beaches also the acknowledged cultural center of the Florida Gold Coast."
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| Full Text | E RI TAS Th Mi January 8,1962 Office of Public Information THANKS AND BEST WISHES FROM PEARSONS As UM enters its 37th calendar year, Dr. Pearson through VERITAS send best wishes to all faculty and staff. Said Dr. Pearson: "Mrs. Pearson and I wish to express our thanks for the many kind Christmas greetings from the faculty and staff. We wish all a very happy New Year." VERITAS feels certain that it can speak editorially for all faculty and staff in returning best wishes for the New Year to UM's first family. TREASURER HANDSOMELY REPORTS GOOD NEWS Reflecting the new (and very attractive) look in UM publications, Vice President and Treasurer Cohen1s report for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1961, made its bow last week. In handsome white cover, the treasurers report is illustrated with eight UM photos and five charts. Most importantly and significantly, there is a total absence of red ink in the summary of income and expenditures of UM's current fund. Instead, the summary shows an excess of income over expenditures of $454,478. Breakdown discloses that 31.63 per cent of total expenditures was for instruction and 19.24 per cent for research. THREE UM "SUNDAY PORTRAITS0 LAST MONTH During December, UM scored three out of five Sunday Portraits on The Miami News editorial page. First to appear (Dec. 3) was Bill Cornell, president of the Undergraduate Student Government. Cornell is pictured by Staff Photographer Toby Massey on the campus with Merrick's towering radar in the background. Said the caption, "Bill Cornell, 23-year-old president of the Undergraduate Student Government at the University of Miami is a native of Miami Beach. He gained further stature last week when he appealed successfully to the student body not to press the administration for an extra vacation." The following Sunday Oscar E. Dooly, vice chairman of the Board of Trustees, was pictured, also by Massey, in a thoughtful profile pose in his downtown office. Said the caption, "A former mayor of Miami Shores and president of the Orange Bowl committee, he is vice chairman o-f the Board of Trustees of UM and in the forefront of many fund-raising and welfare drives." Then on Dec. 31, Dr. Robert Johns, executive vice president, was shown by Staff Photographer Alice Bixler in a smilingly studious portrait in his office in Ashe. Says the caption: "Dr. Johns has built a reputation as a top-notch educator-administrator by raising academic standards and insisting on higher qualifications for faculty members." ARTS, SCIENCES BULLETIN BOWS Fourth of the series of bulletins being produced by the University Publications Office under the editorship of William Olafson for units of the University, the College of Arts and Sciences Bulletin for 1962-1963 appeared last week. With a light orange cover, the 95-page booklet is brightly illustrated with campus photographs which emphasize study and the facilities for study. STUDY GROUP FOR SHAKESPEARE TV SERIES Under the direction of Dean Dan Steinhoff, a special UM study and discussion group is being organized in connection with the showing on Channel 2 of "An Age of Kings," a series of 15 telecasts of Shakespeare's cycle of eight historical plays. The programs which will be shown at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays from Jan. 12 through April 19 will vary in length, up to 90 minutes. Booklets for study can be obtained from Dean Steinhoff's office and Channel 2. "An Age of Kings" is being presented by National Educational Television in cooperation with Humble Oil & Refining Company. STAFF SCHOLARSHIPS DEADLINE JAN. 17 Lucile Faul, personnel director, wishes to remind all interested in second semester staff scholarships that the deadline for submitting requests is Jan. 17. Eligibility is determined by the July 1, 1961 regulations. VOULEZ-VOUS CAMPER? HERE'S HOW-----Placement Director Miller has information about camp counsellor positions open in France for next summer. He also has other info about summer employment opportunities for faculty members. He asks that anyone interested see or call him in Temporary Bldg. 51, Phone 2595. AS OTHERS SEE UM High tribute to the cultural influence of the University of Miami is paid in a new brochure setting forth the many advantages of Coral Gables. The folder, titled, "Coral Gables, Florida's Showcase Community" says: "The presence of the University of Miami is probably responsible for Coral Gables' startling contrasts. The University acts as a stimulus both physical and mental. Youthful vigor and exuberance are coupled with an extraordinarily active cultural life, making the city of three golf courses, uncounted swimming pools and beautiful beaches also the acknowledged cultural center of the Florida Gold Coast." |
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