Volume 38, Number 3
Frida), Oct. I.I, 1983
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Convocation begins Oct. 24 by Dawn Morphy
"Resources: Increasing Demand - Decreasing Supply" is Lhe 1opic 10 be addressed by many rc~carcllers and cxpens involved in many areas of resources during Convocation Week, Oct. 24-28. a1 NIC. Albert Bartlett. professor or physics at the University or Colorado. will give the lteyno1e addres~ 01 11 n.m .. Monday. Oct. 24 in 1he C-A Audi1orium on "The Forgo11cn Fundarncouds of the Energy Crisb." A "Staius Rcpon on the Nonhwes1 Energy Pion lmplemcn1n1ion" will be given at 10 n.m., Tuesday. Oct 25 in the audiiorium by Hoben Sa:{Yik, vice chairman ur the Nonhwest Po11,er Planning Council. Following Snxvik's presentation, a panel consist· lng ol Mnry Lou Reed. cnvlronmcnu,ll~t: S1e\C· Ruppel. NIC compu1cr depanment; Ralph Donat. Bonneville Power Admimstrntion: Randy Barcu~. Washington Water Power snd moderator l...'O Loeb, l'IIC mblructor, will comment on the cou11cil plan and oddrc~s qucMlOnb lo Saxvik. TI1c development or windpower In the UniLcd Stoics will then be tr11ccd at 2 p.m. in the Bonner Hoom of 1he SUB by Ed Stern, director of communll} dc,•clopmcnt. Livingston, Mont. John Baldwin, director of environmcnt.11 Mudie~ 01 1hc Unh·cr,h)' of Oregon. will begin Wedncsd11}"~ tm1v11ic, wuh n 10 n.m. prcsenuuion in the Bonner Room addr~~ing lond dcvelopmcm. Bald11,•in 11,•111 then nddrch "Ecologicnl Fu1urc:.: From Ecotopu1 to Mc~otrend:." 11t noon in Lhe C,A Auditorium Folio" mg 3t 2 p.m. m 1hc Bonner Room will be Roge r Boo1h . Portland. d1sC'u:.slng the arrh11cchural de:.1gn crea1ed by Buckmin:.LerFullcr called 1he gcode:.ic dome. Maynard MIiler. dt•an of the College or Mining and Elinh ReM)urce:. at the Universtl)• of Idaho. "'111 speak Ill Cl 11.m. 1n the ouditonum on "A N,:,, National Crisi~ - The Minero.ls and lhe M111eriah Problem." contloued on i,aec 10
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J Official enrollment up 80
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The 1983 official fall enrollmeni of2,249 academic and 280 voc111ion11I students reprcseors an tncrnsc of J.~ peTCent of rhe he:id count for fall of 1982. According ro o repon filed ,.;th the Idaho Depanmeni of Educauon b) l'IIC Registrar ltsuto l\ishio. there is an increase of 80 studems :mending the colleg~. The acaderruc enrollment is up by 81 students while the \'OC31ional enrollment 1s do11,n one The report shows that t.he full-nme equ" alenl total is do<rn to 1.55-l from l .589 in ICl82 Full•1ime l"CjUl\alem is the IOL31 credi1 hours divided by IS.