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September 17, 1956 T H E R O S A V E R I A N Five
EXPLORING THE AVENUES . . .
(continued from page 4)
for many college “guys and
gals” is the Campus Luncheonette
at 856 Madison Avenue.
Make it a must on your meal
time list.
12. In the heart of downtown
Albany is O'Connor's Restaurant
at 104 State St., noted for
its excellent cuisine, its specialty—
seafood, superb luncheons,
dinners, and unexcelled catering
service.
IN MEMORIAM . . .
The "Rosaverian" staff
wishes to extend expressions
of sympathy to Sister Rosa-leen
on the death of her
brother, and to Carol Schaefer,
'57, on the death of her
father, and to offer our prayers
for the repose of their
souls.
Active At Conventions
The Rev. Edward R. Glavin,
chaplain, acted as chairman at
one of the panel sessions of the
third biennial moderators Conference
of the NFCCS which
was held Aug. 27 and 28 at the
Hotel Cleveland, Cleveland,
Ohio. He led the discussion on
“The Federation’s Dimensions.”
Father also attended the
thirteenth National Congress of
the NFCCS from Aug. 28 to
Sept. 1 at the Hotel Cleveland.
Saint Rose delegates to the
National Congress included
Nancy Ashley, ’58; Nancy Maher,
’59; Mary-Joan Vogler, ’57;
and Jean Arachtingi, ’58.
C.S.R. In Chicago . . .
Today, all educators and
concerned citizens agree that
our colleges and universities
face tremendous difficulties
within the next few years. Since
students and student governments
have a vital concern in
these problems, the Ninth National
Student Congress held
at the University of Chicago,
Aug. 21-31, chose the theme,
“Student Leadership in American
Education.” At the University
of Chicago the annual policy
making body of the United
States National Student Association
reaffirmed the belief that
student leaders can find in this
challenge a large number of new
Rosaverian Deadlines -
The following deadlines for
regular publicity for The Rosaverian
during the first semester
have been announced.
Deadline Date Release Date
Sept. 28 .............................. Oct. 10
Oct. 19 ................................ Oct. 31
Oct. 28 .............................. Nov. 9
Nov. 11 ........................... Nov. 23
Dec. 6 ................................ Dec. 19
A reporter will be assigned
to contact the vice-president or
publicity chairman of each club
on or befoer this deadline. The
club representative should
have all information available
at this time. Events which are
scheduled to occur within the
week between this deadline and
the date of publication will be
covered if the club requests
that space be reserved-
Club news and general news
items may also be left in the
envelope on the bulletin board
reserved for staff members of
the Rosaverian.
Saint Rose Delegation
At S.S.C.A. In N.Y.C.
A delegation of nineteen
Sodalists from the College of
Saint Rose attended the 26th
colegiate sesion of the Summer
School of Catholic Action, held
at the McAlpin Hotel in New
York from Sept. 4-7.
Those representing the college
were Father Edward Glavin,
Sister Rosaire, Sister Margaret
Maria, and the following
students: Jane Vittengl, Gail
Morrow, Loyola Hogan, Betty
Anne Gargiulo, Mary Stauss,
Mary Joan Vogler, Carol Hines,
Mary Ellen Judge, Margie Grogan,
Nancy Nuttall, Terry Pet ers,
Rosemary Russell, Shirley
Barringer, Mickey Brady, Roberta
Jurash, Ruth Glavin, Nancy
Ashley, Jean Arachtingi, and
June Mangani.
The theme of the special college
session was “Mary, Seat
of Wisdom,” dedicated to the
“Education of the Whole Man
for Time and Eternity.”
It's A Small World . . .
While traveling in Barcelona,
Spain, this summer. Sister
Thomas Francis and Sister
Clara Agnes came into contact
with Saint Rose. The Sisters
were guests at the home of former
Saint Rose student, Elisa
Basoli and her family in Barcelona.
Faculty Broadens Intellectual Horizons
During Busy, Profitable Summer Study
In Universities Abroad, At Home
Seven C.S.R. faculty members
toured Europe this summer.
Abroad were Sister Charles
Marie, Sister Thomas Francis,
Sister Clara Agnes, Sister
Benita, Sister Eugenia, Miss
Helen Carey, and Mr. Walter
L. Hahn.
Sister Charles Marie was
awarded a Fullbright grant to
attend the Goethe Institute in
Munich, Germany. With 24 other
American teachers, Sister
participated in a study-tour program
designed to acquaint
teachers with the language, life
and conditions of modern Germany.
Sister Thomas Francis and
Sister Clara Agnes attended
classes at the University of Valencia
in Spain for five weeks,
and toured eight European
countries during the remaining
five weeks. The ten-weeks
study-travel tour was conducted
by the University of San Francisco.
Sister Benita, Sister Eugenia
and Miss Carey joined the first
Saint Rose sponsored tour while
Mr. Hahn traveled throughout
Spain and Portugal.
—At Home
This summer an exchange
teacher program between C.S.R.
and Fontbonne College, which
is conducted by the Sisters of
St. Joseph in St. Louis, Mo.,
brought Sister Grace Margaret
and Sister Jeanne Pierre to
teach at Fontbonne, while Sister
Marguerite and Sister Mary
Loretta of that college, taught
summer courses at Saint Rose.
Taking refresher courses at
St. Lnuis University were Sister
Roberta Joseph and Sister
roles and responsibilities and an
opportunity to make a meaningful
contribution toward solving
the problems of higher education
in the United States.
Constance Coniglio, ’58; Audrey
Reece, ’59; and Doreen
Roach, ’57; were among the
1,000 student leaders from the
United States and the world
who attended.
Shadows, C.S.R. dramatic
society, will hold tryouts for
its major productions on Monday
and Tuesday, Oct. 1 and
2. Watch bulletin board for
specific time and place.
Elizabeth Catherine, while Sister
Margaret Frances took a refresher
course at the Eastman
School of Music, Rochester.
Continuing study this summer
at Catholic University were Sister
Jeanne Joseph, Sister Jane
Teresa and Sister Mary Rosina;
at Laval University, Canada,
Sister M. Antonina; at Marine
Biological Laboratory in Woods
Hole, Mass. (in connection with
study at St. John’s University,
Brooklyn), was Sister Clarence
Paul; at St. Louis University,
Sister Mary Dismas.
Sister Noel Marie attended
the Institute for Teachers of
Mathematics at Williams College
from July 2 to Aug. 11.
Sponsored by the National Science
Foundation, the Institute’s
aim is to broaden the knowledge
of mathematics and to acquaint
teachers with current research.
Director of Public Relations,
Miss Audrey Brown, attended
the National College Public Relations
Convention at Green-briar
Hotel, White Sulphur
Springs, West Va., from July 8
to 11. She also traveled to the
Chatauqua Institute, Chatauqua,
for a two week fund-raising
course given by Syracuse University
from July 23 to Aug. 3.
Miss Edith Garofalo, Instructor
in History, attended summer
school at the University of
Colorado in Denver, to study
history.
NEW DEAN . . .
(continued from page 1)
Celine John who goes to St.
Mary’s Academy, Glens Falls.
Sister Mary Anna comes to
Saint Rose from St. Joseph’s
Seminary, Troy. Another new
faculty member is Sister Emily
Joseph’s sister. Sister Jeanne
Joseph, who is now on leave for
study at Catholic University.
Reverend Richard D. Dinneen
has been named Chairman of
the Religion and Philosophy
Division.
In the Sociology Department
Mr. Joseph G. Green will replace
Mr. Francis X. Avesing.
Mr. Green, of Loudonville,
formerly taught at the University
of Dayton and at Regis College,
Weston, Mass. Mr. Michael
J. Pascual, instructor at
Siena and resident of Newton-ville,
will teach part time in the
mathematics department.
Object Description
| Title | Rosaverian, Vol. XX, Issue 1 |
| Date, Original | 1956-09-17 |
| Type | Text |
| Format, Original | Monograph: 6 pages, b&w, 12.25 x 9.25 in. |
| Format, Digital | application/pdf |
| Identifier | The-Rosaverian_1956-09-17 |
| Source | Student Newspaper Collection |
| Language | eng |
| Rights | This digital file may be used for educational purposes only. Prior written permission is required for any other use. |
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| Title | The-Rosaverian_1956-09-17_005 |
| Transcript | September 17, 1956 T H E R O S A V E R I A N Five EXPLORING THE AVENUES . . . (continued from page 4) for many college “guys and gals” is the Campus Luncheonette at 856 Madison Avenue. Make it a must on your meal time list. 12. In the heart of downtown Albany is O'Connor's Restaurant at 104 State St., noted for its excellent cuisine, its specialty— seafood, superb luncheons, dinners, and unexcelled catering service. IN MEMORIAM . . . The "Rosaverian" staff wishes to extend expressions of sympathy to Sister Rosa-leen on the death of her brother, and to Carol Schaefer, '57, on the death of her father, and to offer our prayers for the repose of their souls. Active At Conventions The Rev. Edward R. Glavin, chaplain, acted as chairman at one of the panel sessions of the third biennial moderators Conference of the NFCCS which was held Aug. 27 and 28 at the Hotel Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio. He led the discussion on “The Federation’s Dimensions.” Father also attended the thirteenth National Congress of the NFCCS from Aug. 28 to Sept. 1 at the Hotel Cleveland. Saint Rose delegates to the National Congress included Nancy Ashley, ’58; Nancy Maher, ’59; Mary-Joan Vogler, ’57; and Jean Arachtingi, ’58. C.S.R. In Chicago . . . Today, all educators and concerned citizens agree that our colleges and universities face tremendous difficulties within the next few years. Since students and student governments have a vital concern in these problems, the Ninth National Student Congress held at the University of Chicago, Aug. 21-31, chose the theme, “Student Leadership in American Education.” At the University of Chicago the annual policy making body of the United States National Student Association reaffirmed the belief that student leaders can find in this challenge a large number of new Rosaverian Deadlines - The following deadlines for regular publicity for The Rosaverian during the first semester have been announced. Deadline Date Release Date Sept. 28 .............................. Oct. 10 Oct. 19 ................................ Oct. 31 Oct. 28 .............................. Nov. 9 Nov. 11 ........................... Nov. 23 Dec. 6 ................................ Dec. 19 A reporter will be assigned to contact the vice-president or publicity chairman of each club on or befoer this deadline. The club representative should have all information available at this time. Events which are scheduled to occur within the week between this deadline and the date of publication will be covered if the club requests that space be reserved- Club news and general news items may also be left in the envelope on the bulletin board reserved for staff members of the Rosaverian. Saint Rose Delegation At S.S.C.A. In N.Y.C. A delegation of nineteen Sodalists from the College of Saint Rose attended the 26th colegiate sesion of the Summer School of Catholic Action, held at the McAlpin Hotel in New York from Sept. 4-7. Those representing the college were Father Edward Glavin, Sister Rosaire, Sister Margaret Maria, and the following students: Jane Vittengl, Gail Morrow, Loyola Hogan, Betty Anne Gargiulo, Mary Stauss, Mary Joan Vogler, Carol Hines, Mary Ellen Judge, Margie Grogan, Nancy Nuttall, Terry Pet ers, Rosemary Russell, Shirley Barringer, Mickey Brady, Roberta Jurash, Ruth Glavin, Nancy Ashley, Jean Arachtingi, and June Mangani. The theme of the special college session was “Mary, Seat of Wisdom,” dedicated to the “Education of the Whole Man for Time and Eternity.” It's A Small World . . . While traveling in Barcelona, Spain, this summer. Sister Thomas Francis and Sister Clara Agnes came into contact with Saint Rose. The Sisters were guests at the home of former Saint Rose student, Elisa Basoli and her family in Barcelona. Faculty Broadens Intellectual Horizons During Busy, Profitable Summer Study In Universities Abroad, At Home Seven C.S.R. faculty members toured Europe this summer. Abroad were Sister Charles Marie, Sister Thomas Francis, Sister Clara Agnes, Sister Benita, Sister Eugenia, Miss Helen Carey, and Mr. Walter L. Hahn. Sister Charles Marie was awarded a Fullbright grant to attend the Goethe Institute in Munich, Germany. With 24 other American teachers, Sister participated in a study-tour program designed to acquaint teachers with the language, life and conditions of modern Germany. Sister Thomas Francis and Sister Clara Agnes attended classes at the University of Valencia in Spain for five weeks, and toured eight European countries during the remaining five weeks. The ten-weeks study-travel tour was conducted by the University of San Francisco. Sister Benita, Sister Eugenia and Miss Carey joined the first Saint Rose sponsored tour while Mr. Hahn traveled throughout Spain and Portugal. —At Home This summer an exchange teacher program between C.S.R. and Fontbonne College, which is conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph in St. Louis, Mo., brought Sister Grace Margaret and Sister Jeanne Pierre to teach at Fontbonne, while Sister Marguerite and Sister Mary Loretta of that college, taught summer courses at Saint Rose. Taking refresher courses at St. Lnuis University were Sister Roberta Joseph and Sister roles and responsibilities and an opportunity to make a meaningful contribution toward solving the problems of higher education in the United States. Constance Coniglio, ’58; Audrey Reece, ’59; and Doreen Roach, ’57; were among the 1,000 student leaders from the United States and the world who attended. Shadows, C.S.R. dramatic society, will hold tryouts for its major productions on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 1 and 2. Watch bulletin board for specific time and place. Elizabeth Catherine, while Sister Margaret Frances took a refresher course at the Eastman School of Music, Rochester. Continuing study this summer at Catholic University were Sister Jeanne Joseph, Sister Jane Teresa and Sister Mary Rosina; at Laval University, Canada, Sister M. Antonina; at Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass. (in connection with study at St. John’s University, Brooklyn), was Sister Clarence Paul; at St. Louis University, Sister Mary Dismas. Sister Noel Marie attended the Institute for Teachers of Mathematics at Williams College from July 2 to Aug. 11. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, the Institute’s aim is to broaden the knowledge of mathematics and to acquaint teachers with current research. Director of Public Relations, Miss Audrey Brown, attended the National College Public Relations Convention at Green-briar Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, West Va., from July 8 to 11. She also traveled to the Chatauqua Institute, Chatauqua, for a two week fund-raising course given by Syracuse University from July 23 to Aug. 3. Miss Edith Garofalo, Instructor in History, attended summer school at the University of Colorado in Denver, to study history. NEW DEAN . . . (continued from page 1) Celine John who goes to St. Mary’s Academy, Glens Falls. Sister Mary Anna comes to Saint Rose from St. Joseph’s Seminary, Troy. Another new faculty member is Sister Emily Joseph’s sister. Sister Jeanne Joseph, who is now on leave for study at Catholic University. Reverend Richard D. Dinneen has been named Chairman of the Religion and Philosophy Division. In the Sociology Department Mr. Joseph G. Green will replace Mr. Francis X. Avesing. Mr. Green, of Loudonville, formerly taught at the University of Dayton and at Regis College, Weston, Mass. Mr. Michael J. Pascual, instructor at Siena and resident of Newton-ville, will teach part time in the mathematics department. |