Prospectus, March 29, 1977

SECOND YEAR AS REGIONAL CHAMPS: PC SPEECH TEAM QUALIFIES FOR NATIONALS; Rain, ice storm cause Flashing lights, false fire; 3 candidates petition for PC trustees election; Computers mix-up, issue wrong mid-term grades; Staff editorial: Proposed jail facility deemed necessary; Staff opinion: County jail: Nice place to visit, but...; Letter to the Editor: Election April 9th; Instructor to visit Chile; Sugar Creek trip offered; Workshop starts Mon.; Levi created more than just jeans; Community college awards: Prospectus cited for excellence; To benefit retarded citizens: Dance raises $77,628; Classifieds; Visions of Nationals?: Track season opens Apr. 6; Debate Team attends tourney; Economical recipes offered; 8-2 mark: Pitching helps Cobra extend streak; Women begin season I.C.C., Lincoln Trail 1st; Women\u27s Softball Schedule Additional material: Edition 2 of the Parkland literary magazinehttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1977/1022/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, March 8, 1977

FACULTY MEETS, DISCUSS CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS; Experienced workers needed for handicapped individuals; Convocations presents \u27Camelot\u27 and Bob Nash; Health Fair Mar. 8.9; Veterans scholarships: Springfield meet necessary for veterans; Eligible students must petition to graduate; Metric workshop still being offered; Letters to the editor: Stop waste at PC, Students may lose scholarships; Dumping ground?: Some problems of community schools told; Reader\u27s Theatre team takes two seconds; Congress amends GI Bill: Veterans dropping courses may owe gov\u27t money; Mid-Semester Course Listing; Women\u27s studies to be expanded; 8-week courses offered; Jazz downs Wee Beasties to face Bilalians in IM semifinals today; Beginning March 12: \u27Star Trek\u27 on Channel 12; Julie Harris portrays Emily Dickinson; Th...th...that\u27s not all folks: Clampett gives cartoon history; Grant awarded to Parkland for food sanitation classes, lunch programs; PC hosts area high school math contest; Classifieds; Women travel to Nationals in Overland Park; Track team to State; Memorable tournament played in wrong courthttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1977/1024/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, March 22, 1977

ISVS CUT-BACKS?: PC VETERANS JOURNEY TO SPRINGFIELD; Board elections set for April 9; County Jail, Courthouse opened to public; \u27Pins\u27 successful But cause problems; Staff editorial: Parkland songbook just corruption, no secrets; Letter to the editor: Student pinball freak Urges their removal; Guest edititorial: Beware of News processors; BSA needs you \u27bro\u27, meets Tues. & Thur. 11; Graduation petitions Available at X-167; Letters cont.: English a 2nd language Meets at 3 Tues., X-150; Florida not all sun, oranges; Play postponed; Phi Alpha Chi officers Announced for \u2777-\u2778; \u27Pyra-media\u27 gets no Help from March winds; McKendree rep Here March 23 10-2; WPCD on air Spring sem. 78; End season 21-2: Tough competition greet women at Kansas; Long way to come For Illinois: Trout; Triple review: Fitzgerald creatres euphoria at Drury Ln.; PC Visual Arts town built from cardboard Best we\u27ve had: IGA; Krannert Center events listed; Classifieds; Sports editorial: H. School tourneys \u27memorable\u27; Indoor track: McCulley takes third, Cobras end season; Softball try-outs held this week; 1977 Outdoor Track Schedule; Baseball team finishes Southern trip at 4-2; Parkland Baseball Schedulehttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1977/1023/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, May 10, 1977

COLLEGE CENTER: SONGWRITER KRISTIN LEMS TO PERFORM; Activities Day set for Wed.; Instructors accept proposed contracts; Teplitz shows how to relax; Run-off vote elects Zettler Stu-Gov. pres.; \u27Don\u27t get no respect\u27: Letters to the ed: Stoeber drops some names, Schultz gives a hearty thanx, Tuesday spent buried in paper, Alexander bids farewell to all; PC President lauds paper; And finally...; Thornton \u27Courier\u27 contest: Paper wins awards; PC offers insurance for \u2777-\u2778 year; News: Top \u2776-\u2777 stories remembered in pictures; Police Chief Dye: 35,000 calls - from fights to barking dogs; Micro Tech: Little ol\u27 watchmakers aren\u27t so old; Local artist: Art sale to feature allegorical folk art; Quad ceremony: Commemoration reminds of Kent State; Events: Nadia, carnival highlight this year\u27s student activities; Classifieds; Final exam schedule listed for spring sem.; Sports: Highlighted by women\u27s basketball; PC Intramural Program wants more students; \u27The David Kopay Story\u27 brings everything out: A review; 3-hitter helped: Women\u27s softball team take 3rd place; Two Cobras to Texas, finish seventh in state; Parkland goes for 30 wins; Parkland builds future: Urbana donates third, fourth recruitshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1977/1016/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, November 9, 1976

ADAMS AND PARKS: RUNNERS HEAD FOR NEW YORK; Business as usual: Stu-Go discusses \u27disaster bus\u27, pins; Computer data banks on you; Final exam schedules posted; PC news in brief: Big Walter here today, Library open Dec. 18, See Chicago Bulls Nov. 30, Buy a ticket, turkey!, Christmas shopping trip, College Forum; Traditional Vet\u27s Day; What does it mean?: Chapter 11, Nobel winner; Letters; Big Walter Horton plays today; Alexander Prospectus ad manager; Teachers, too: H.S. Students visit this week; Museum trip scheduled for Nov. 20; Senior citizen play preview planned for Nov. 17th; Exploring new worlds living in Outer Space; Asses make basketball players of themselves; Capsule to be buried; Campus Life band hit with audience; Don\u27t worry about it: Midterms are only an indication, not a grade; Classifieds; Football poll deals with playoffs, other concerns; Bears exceed, STP needs boost; Spikers could net national berth this weekend; Fisher ignores tip, wins Fast Freddy; Fast Freddy\u27s Football Forecast; Cobra\u27s Corner: Adams getting antsy for New York meet; PC students can swim free on Tuesdays; I.M. finals approaching; Games of November 13-14https://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1976/1004/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, March 1, 1977

UNDEFEATED PARKLAND WOMEN TAKE STATE; Western, Sangamon representatives here; Bob Clampett here today; Metric conversion workshops offered; According to poll: Most students to vote yes on referendum; Letter to the editor: Tutors needed; Staff editorial: MTD support is urged; Health Fair Mar. 8,9; Student forum: C-U must pass Bottle Bill; Financial security!: Workshop set for March 5; SSU rep. here March 3; Adam and Eve at Parkland; Parkland honor graduate awarded Williams Simmons Scholarship; 4-week NAS course offered at Gibson City; Resume most important when applying for a job; Damage minimal: Bomb rips restaurant; Fire hits three Country Fair stores; Forums presented; Student achievement: Alexander, Lower win award; \u27Here we come Kansas\u27: Undefeated Parkland Women defeat Wilbur Wright 80-66 to win State title; Mediasceen: Suggestions made for public network; Spring begins: March is the windy month; PC hosts math contest; Classifieds; Greene out with tonsilitis: Striders ready for State; Men\u27s Intramural Basketball Schedule; \u27Slowball\u27 back in 2nd; Undefeated women take state, defeat Wilbur Wright 80-66; Lose to Olney: Cobras end difficult season; Intramural playoffs set for Wednesday night; Men\u27s tourney Mar. 2-5https://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1977/1025/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, April 5, 1977

STU-GO: THREE ORGANIZATIONS ACCEPTED TO IOC; Parkland Board candidates list questionnaire spending priorities; Correct grades mailed; Campaigning starts for student-government; Blood Bank offered today; Canoe Trip; Student forum: Single motherhood: a big responsibility; Letters to the editor: Mail fraud help needed; Erma Bombeck?: President Jimmy makes phone call; Student forum: Atkinson B.S.A. speaker; Letters to the editor: Is there a solution?; Finance Board to discuss budget; Single Mothers to meet; Video display featured: Computer improves registration process; Trip to Mexico being offered; Law frat. meets; Good job market: Theraputic Rec. at PC; PC to host high school math contest; From Fu Dog to Batik: Maskers Gallery displays Midwestern art talents; MediaSceen: Kitman examines the \u27boob tube\u27; Concert reviews: Warm-up act is \u27hot\u27; \u27Wizards\u27 animated violence; Schaeffer is featured at Station Theatre; Classifieds; Sports editorial: Majors need division change; Intramural Softball; Meet Lincoln Land tomorrow: Cobras try to start new win streak; Former PC pitcher shines; All-State: Johnson announces for UI at banquethttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1977/1021/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, February 22, 1977

\u27CONSERVATIVE\u27 BUDGET: BOARD WANTS NO OVER SPENDING; Thanks given all around for a successful tax referendum during early victory meeting; Stu-Go officers to be sworn in; Electronics to be taught to visually handicapped; Mass Transit tax asked; Bob Clampett here March 2; Directory assembled; Letters to the editor: Swap your babes, Help save electricity, Vets, advise instructors; Thanks for help: editor; More contests soon!: Defiers get their rewards; Flash! Global news; Two-hour Celebration Day scheduled tomorrow; Broadcasters Assoc. sponsors program Sat.; A night at the movies also a night of exploration at C-M; Baha\u27i sets \u27Jamal\u27 to sing Wednesday; Mediasceen: Should public TV be declared a disease?; Parkland participation welcome at UI activities; Classifieds; Keeping \u27track\u27: Assistants help LaBadie; \u27Good\u27 stays that way in bowling; Men\u27s Intramural Basketball Schedule; Women qualify for state tourney; Cobras edged by Lake Land; Freshman Kim Burke stars for women\u27s team; National Indoors: Parks qualifies in the 1000; Women\u27s tourney Friday Additional material: Edition I of the Parkland literary magazinehttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1977/1026/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, January 25, 1977

REFERENDUM FEB. 15; Voting hours extended, 7-7: Board plans tax vote; Vocational-Technical Programs Topic Of Report; Student Representative Sworn In; Special Election Resolution Amended; President\u27s Report; Three Career Programs Added; Personnel Report Adopted; PC mews in brief: Calendar errs, Voter registration info given, Cancelling Classes Due to Snow; Letters to the editor: \u27Handicapped\u27 guidelines set, Talk to us..., Parent Power!; Editorial: Bookstore must change; Stu-Go begins year with resginations; Ice Capades tickets; Three fires strike Champaign; fifth column: No wonder no one goes to movies; Remember?: Fall sem. review; Diane Alexander no newcomer to student politics; Students critical of TV coverage; Break at Parkland; Sociological Association meets; Campustown may get a 2nd Chance after fire; Media Sceen: Fifth network should start in Fall; Rantoul\u27s Breezy 26 year tattooer: \u27Roses, butterflies\u27 most popular; Classifieds; Women Cagers meet Danville tonight; Intramurals start Jan. 26; Madlock signs at Gery and Al\u27s; Track starts Thursday; Olney beats Cobras in \u27thriller\u27; Cobras solidly defeat Lincoln Land last Tuesday; Baseball your game?https://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1977/1030/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, November 30, 1976

TWAIN\u27S AMERICAN HUMOR\u27 COMES TO PC SATURDAY; Musical comedy: Apple Tree tryouts scheduled; Choir, Madrigals sing Sunday; PC flu shots set for Mon.; Paxton concert Dec. 12; PC news in brief: Spring Schedule changed, Sing to me!!!, Art exhibit Dec. 4, 5, Jeremiah Johnson , Illinois Wesleyan first home foe; Star Trek lives: Roddenberry gets a call from Klingon League; Finals start December 16; Four-week Advent season has three-fold purpose; Lockers must be renewed; \u27I found it\u27: Crusade reaches for everyone; Survey shows: Young people\u27s concerns changing; A man and his music: There\u27s plenty of Ellingtonia, but there\u27s never enough; Skylines: New energy technology exists; Covenant Players: Emphasis is upon play\u27s message; PC Communications Div. offers recital on Saturday; Christmas time is kids time in Champaign; What\u27s up, Doc?: Can Bugs Bunny replace Elvis?; American Heritage Dancers perform at ISU this week; Mediaseen: FCC will provide $ help for hearings; Classifieds; Sgt. Creekmur says: National Guard \u27perfect part-time job\u27; Faculty bowlers bunched up - \u27anything can happen\u27; Indoor track team needs recruits - \u27room for all\u27; Defeated by DuPage: Cobras open at home tonight against Ill. Wesleyan; Sports editorial: Firing of Blackman \u27tremendous setback\u27 for UI football; Women cagers get ready; K-Action wins ithttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1976/1001/thumbnail.jp