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The administration raises the fees for the next academic year. Students protest a new policy requiring male students to provide proof of their registration with Selective Service before being eligible for federal financial aid. Jesuit priest and peace activist Daniel Berrigan speaks on campus about his moral philosophies. The College of Wooster chapter of the NAACP attempts to expand membership. Computer theft is becoming a major crime the College of Wooster. A full page advertisement for Little Kings Ale takes up page eight. Page nine through eleven feature the athletic highlights for the week. The final page is an advertisement for computers now being sold at the bookstore.

Publication Date

3-4-1983

Publisher

The College of Wooster

City

Wooster, OH

Rights

No Copyright - United States

Keywords

Tuition, Financial Aid, Selective Service, Daniel Berrigan, Peace Activism, NAACP, computer theft, advertisements

Subject

Tuition; Student aid; Draft; Berrigan, Daniel; Ethics; Computer theft; Advertisements; College athletics

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1983-03-04

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