1966_12 The Daily Collegian December 1966

              2—THE DAILY
Thursday. December 1. 1966
Awards proposed for
outstanding teachers
Newman guest will discuss
'Faith, Doubt and Honesty'
K resolution designed to eval¬
uate faculty — to fire as weU
as to reward toe faculty, Is on Its
way to toe Academic Senate tor
final approval.
The resolution, Introduced by
» member c'
Charles Luckman, i
toe   Board   of   Trustees,   wa»
Sabbaticals:
new ruling
New sabbatical leave regula¬
tions wUl go Into effect tor those
taking   leaves   for   the   1967-68
For academic year employees
and 10-month academic em¬
ployees, leaves  may bo granted
passed In September 1965 by toe
trustees.
According to Luckman, "the
Legislature has now passed, and
Governor Brown has approved,
a bUl which would Increase toe
total faculty benefit program.
Among the Items Included ls a
proposed amount of $100,000 tor
•Distinguished    Teaching    A-
•Thls award would Identify and
give recognition to faculty mem¬
bers with exceptional teaching
abUIty. The award would take into
conslderaUon the total perform¬
ance  of the faculty such as the
Dr. Daniel Callahan, author,
lecturer and an associate editor
of "Commonweal* magazine, will
discuss •Faith, Doubt and Catho¬
lic Honesty" tonight at 8 o'clock
at toe Newman Center.
Dr. Callahan, who has taught
religion at Temple and Brown
universities, is the author of sev¬
eral     books   on   toe   Catholic
A graduate of Yale University,
Dr. Callahan received his MA
from Georgetown University and
his Ph.D. In philosophy from
Harvard University.
His speech will deal with toe
present   difficulties   concerning
faith as Catholics view it and the
doubts that arise In toe Christian
The lecture ls sponsored by the
Newman Student Association and
toe Catholic Association.
Past FSC yearbooks
now available for $1
Yearbooks from 1963,1965 and
1966 are  now available tor $1.
They may be purchased In the
association office, Agriculture
101 ai
leave al
Tweli
may   take
.   The   y
■d for
academic and 10-month employ-
Faculty members may also
take leaves In residence. Their
Intent, If taking such a leave,
should be to engage In "research,
writing, or slmUar activity; and
s they H
their Ideas and examples of their
work.
"The recipients of the awards
for each college on the basis of
excellence In college teaching In
the form of outstanding lectures
or teaching methods or such other
suitable broad criteria.*
Hearing date set
tor Senate revamp
he Student Court wUl hold an
i hearing on the apportlon-
t of school senators to the
ont Senate Dec. 5 at 4 p.m.
The  hearing Nov. 28 was
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The food drive, sponsored by
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Center ls the goal of the Campos wUl be hold Dec. 5-12.The presl-
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In United's own Stewardess
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