The Cavalier daily :: Thursday, January 4, 1973 :: University of Virginia Library

Interested Arts and Solences
faculty members may attend a
quasi-formal meeting to discuss
"student expectations,"
Faculty Dean Robert D. Cross
announced at the Dec. 21
College faculty meeting. The
meeting, the second in a series
begun by Mr. Cross to "discuss
the character and direction of
our liberal arts program," is
tentatively scheduled Jan. 10
at 5:15 p.m. in the Colonnade
Club.

The discussion will examine,
"the different parcels of career,
cognitive and social hope
which students bring with
them as first-year people," Mr.
Cross said.

"I may be wrong; but I
sense that it is particularly hard
for many faculty to recognize
just who and what they are
dealing with – quite apart
from the subsequent question
of what they intend to do
themselves," he said. "We can't
know what first-year students
expect until we know what
they want. We need
interchange of ideas."

Write Letters

The Committee To Write
Letters To The President and
Congress will provide
envelopes, paper and stamps
today and Friday on the
second floor of Newcomb Hall.

The committee urges the
University community to
"contribute a few words to this
cause."

Immigration Notice

Students, faculty or staff
who are not United States
citizens must report their
addresses to the U.S.
Immigration and
Naturalization Service in
January. Address report forms
may be obtained at local post
offices.

Keats Selected

Radiology Department
Chairman Theodore E. Keats
has been named one of 16
trustees of the American Board
of Radiology. As a trustee, he
will examine prospective
radiology specialists and certify
their competence in the field.

Dr. Keats came to the
University in 1963 after
holding Medical School faculty
positions at the Universities of
California and Missouri and at
Karolinska Institute in Sweden.

A graduate of Rutgers
University and University of
Pennsylvania School of
Medicine, he is the author of
100 research papers and has
also written or collaborated on
10 books in the radiology field.

Workshop Set

The Learning Enrichment
Program and the University
Counseling Center will conduct
a workshop for first- and
second-year students on
preparation for exams tonight
at 6:30 in the South Meeting
Room of Newcomb Hall. Brain
Austin of the Counseling
Center will direct the
workshop.

Reward Offered

The Drama Department has
offered a $50 reward for
information leading to the
arrest and conviction of
persons who stole some sound
equipment from the stage in
Minor Hall during Christmas
vacation.

Notable Films

"Films by Women," a series
of notable films directed by
female directors, will be shown
at Westminster Presbyterian
Church Jan. 5 and 12, and Feb.
2, 9, 16 and 23.

Each film will be shown at
6:30 and again at 9, with
discussion and coffee time
between showings. Admission
is 75 cents. The program is
sponsored by the
Charlottesville Women's
Liberation.