Monday, February 19, 1968
The Daily Nebraskan
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constitution simpler
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by Jan Parks
Senior Staff Writer
The newly revised AWS
Constitution, although leng
thy, is a much simpler docu
ment than the former constitution.
According to Nancy Coufal
Hungerford, chairman of the
AWS constitutional conven
tion, the revised constitution
is updated and will, if rati
fied, better meet the needs of
AWS.
The revised constitution
provides that "all under
graduate women of the Uni
versity of Nebraska ... are
automatically members of
AWS as of the time of their
enrollment in the University
. . ." This membership clause
Is similar to constitutional
provisions of most AWS or
ganizations on other campuses
of similar size, Mrs. Hunger
ford said.
Lincoln women are also in
cluded in the required mem
bership clause, although AWS
regulations do not apply to
them.
"Since they are members,
however, they can vote, run
for AWS positions, and parti
cipate in AWS programs,"
the chairman said.
The executive branch of
AWS will remain much the
same as the president and the
two vice presidents (one for
judicial and one for program
area) will be elected
ballot. The candidate receiv
ing the highest, number of
votes becomes president and
the two runners-up become
vice presidents.
"This system insures that a
very qualified eirl who romps
in second will not be out of
the organization," Mrs. Hun
gerford explained.
Assisted by Cabinet
Under the revised constitu
tion, these officers will be as
sited by six other elected
cabinet officials, who are a
part of the cabinet or execu
tive board. In addition, a sec.
retary and a treasurer will
be appointed to serve as non
voting members of the cabi
net, she said.
The cabinet's duties are to
make appointments, coordin
ate all parts of a rather de
centralized AWS structure,
and to communicate with ad
ministration, housing and oth
er organizations.
Differ legislature
The legislative structure.
however, will differ marked
ly under the revised constitu
tion, Mrs. Hungerford said.
An AWS Congress will re-lace
the rule making powers that
are now accomplished by
AWS Board.
"The new Congress com
bines some of the features of
the former House of Repre
sentatives and AWS Board,"
the chairman said. Like the
House of Reps, membership
to Congress will be appor
tioned by living units.
Sandoz Hall, Smith Hall,
Pound Hall, S e 1 1 e c k Quad
rangle, and WRH will each
elect three congressmen. So
rorities as a group will elect
nine congressmen. Each so
rority will be allowed to norm
nate one girl for congress
man.
East campus living units
will vote in one election for
two congressmen, although
the chairman stipulated that
both women can not be from
the same living unit. Off
campus women will elect
three congressmen, one of
which must be a girl with no
sorority or T o w n e Club af
filiation. Significant Change
The change in apportion
ment for delegates to the
AWS rule-making body is
significant because it insures
a greater number of indepen
dent representatives. AWS
Board members are now
elected from each class; 19
of the present 24 AWS Board
members are affiliated with
sororities.
"Like the board, the Con
gress has been kept to a
relatively small size (29 con
gressmen) so that it will be
workable and so that the
sense of responsibility to a
small group will continue,"
Mrs. Hungerford explained.
The chairman felt that the
apportionment system pro
vided by the revised constitu
tion will be an improvement
over the present system be
cause "each woman student
will be insured of having a
congressman whom she can
take her 'gripes' and sugges
tions."
A decentralized court sys
tern is another prime element
AW
S Constitution in totum
Constitution of the Associated Women
Students of the University of Nebraska:
The Const Ittitkra of the Associated
Women Students Board of the Univer
sity of Nebraska, called the AWS Board,
is hereby revised and amended In all
respects this eighth day of February,
1968, as Lsreinafter set forth, as fol
low! Article I. Name
The nam of this organization shad
be the Associated Women Students of
the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Ne
braska, and this organisation shall be
federally referred to. and referred to
herein, as aws.
Article n. Paraee
The purposes of this orranlzatton shall
Mi
( The purposes of this organization shall
Dei
L To farther a spirit of unity among
women of the University of Nebraska
end to foster I personal sense of re
sponslbUUy to themselves and to the
University.
1 To stimulate an awareness of the
opportunities and need of educated
t. To enoonrafe successful balance of
scholastic endeavor, socsal Ufe. and
extracurricular activities.
4. To administer ( representative form
of government whereby the interests of
ell women students shall he served and
to cooper' with the University of Ne
braska In formulating and admlnister
bif policies and regulation which per
tain to those women students.
I. To consider any matter of concern
to women student end to offer a
means of expression and action.
Article m. Membership
an kMbpffrMtnita women of the Uni
versity of Nebraska at Lincoln. Nebras
ka, are automatically member of AWS
as of the time of tncir enroumsn as mm
I University of Nebraska.
1 Article IV. Ezeeetlvo Breech
Section 1: The executive powers of
i AWS shall be vested in a Cabinet.
1 feriion i! ramose and Power et
4 Mm CbMwm.
i The AWS Cabinet shaS have lb pow-
i or and duty to:
j a. Coordinate and overs afl part et
i AW9 structure.
I V. Coordinate and common lea t with
i University of Nebraska administration
J and housing personnel, faculty and otn-
er organizations.
1 1. Make appointments for committee
chairmen, overall aw -retary
and treasurer, and ether osteon
nel a needed, with the approval of
4 Make reconntendetlons to Congress
for legislation or programming ded-
. e. Make no the agenda for Oongres.
I. The Cabinet may veto leglaUtlon
1 passed bv the Congress. A M vote of
? all Cabinet members is required for
2 veto. Congress may override sucb
I a veto by a 21 vote of those present.
1 f. Cetnnet members shall be regular,
I noe-voting members of Congress.
I Section 3' Composition:
3 The Cabinet shall consist of three
1 elected omcers, six elected Cabinet
I memhers. and two appointed, non-vot-
tng officers.
a Klected executive officers: The three
elected officers shall be tr President,
the Vice-President of the Judicial are
and the Vice-President of the Program
a candidate lor any a uv
iv nix-trd notitions shall have had
previous AWS experience, either as an
eus Uosro memntr, ' -"-. i--. .......
Branch Court member. Court nt Ap
peals memoer, Cabinet member, or
Committee Chairman, at some time
during her college csreer. She must
have a li accumulative grade aver
age on the 4 0 srsle snd must be a
regularly-enrrdled student with fcinlor
er senior standing during the year she
Is to serve. b must also meet the
riuversttr of Nebraska requirements
tor pertwHpetloe In extracurricular sc
tiiitiee. So nrl may serve more than
e ar P" ... ek. f
1 ef President and the twe of I Ire, of Vice
I President shsll be c.nd !t,ite en en
hellot l sll-eampus
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fnsllkios. The eaeoiosie i . -irheet
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e-"ie varsat, th vw pre-wem re
eeHlne the next hUheel eelr-ber of
request a hearing before Congress. Th
President shall preside unless she Is
neing considered for removal. In which
case the Judicial Vice-President shall
preside. A 4 vote of all AWS Con
gressmen is required for removal from
office.
Section 5: Term of Office:
The term of office tor all elected and
appointed officer and Cabinet members
shall be one year.
Section 8: Program area:
a. Conereg shall have the power to form
standing and temporarv committee.
and designate whether such committees
shall be Congressional or open. Con
gressional committee members and
chairmen may be only Congressmen,
Cabinet members and Court of Ap
nea la members. Open committee mem
ber and chairmen may be any AWS
members.
b. ChairriKn of committee shall be ap
pointed by the Cabinet with the ap
proval of Oigress. Interview may be
held to select such chairmen, in which
ease, the Interviewing board shall be
et up Dy tne cabinet.
0. Worker Council: The Worker Coun
cil ahall be composed of freshmen
women student selected by an inter
viewing board set up by the Cabinet.
The purpose of the AWS Workers Coun
cil is to acquaint ireenmeo women wnn
the functions of AWa. After general
orientation, worker may be assigned
to committee".
Article V. Legtslstlve Branck
section 1: The legislative power ef
AWS shall be vested in Congress.
Section 1: Purpose and Power of
the Congress!
Congress shall have the power to:
a. Legislate regulation for women stu
dents living under the Jurisdiction of
AWS.
b. Approve all appointment made by
thd Cabinet and the Court of Appeals.
. Aoprove Branch Court constitutions.
d. Evaluate, determine, and approve
AWS programs.
. Approve AWS expenditure.
f. Amend AWS by-laws and propos
amendment to the AWS constitution.
(. Remove AWS officers, commltte
chairmen, cabinet member, and Con
gressmen.
SectJoa 3: Composition of Congress:
a. The Congress shall he elected pro
portionately from living units as sped'
fied in the by-laws. It shall also In
elude Congressmen who represent off
campus women students, the number
of such amgregemen to also Be speci
fied In the bv-lawx.
b. Qualifications: Congressmen shall be
members of the living unit they repre
sent during the majority of their term
of office. All candidates for Congress
shall have a 21 accumulative grade
averaee or above and shall meet the
eligibility requirements for participa
tion In extracurricular activities re
oulred by the University of Nebraska.
C. Blc-tlon:
Sororities; Fach sorority that forms a
living unit shall nominate one girl meet
ing the above qualification to run for
Lonere.
Dormitories: Any girt who meets the
sbme qua!fici fens mav run lor the
position of t nge. jsman In the dormitory
where she W'l be living the following
fall. East campus shall elect Congress
men at large from among the dormi
tories and cooperatives located on the
K-t Campus,
CKf-Tamnus: Any AWS member meet
ing the above qualifications who win
not be residing In a campus living unit
during the following school year may
run for the position of off campus t on
rressman. At least one of the Congress
men so elected must be unaswicutea
with anv enmrtlv or Towne Club un
less there shall be no candidate meet-
toe fa's requ'rement.
lection 4: Removal and Replacement.
The AWS fJonerws shall have the now
er to remove Its own members after a
hesrlne at whi'h the PreeMent of AWS
shsll preside. Two unexcused absences
bv snv ixmsreesman sna'i UMFnaum-n
necessitate such a hearing. The AWS
Cebliet mav also call enh a hearing
tor failure to perform duties. A i vole
of all Congressmen shall be necessary
to remove a t.orgressman.
If a Congressman ive the Univer
sity, move to a diflerent llvmg unit,
resigns, or Is removed Hm office, the
first runner-up shsll automatically take
her place.
"eeunn i: Term ot tnnce:
The term ef olfle for all Congress
men sh'l be one year.
Artlrle VI. Jedl-lat Braack
S-cti'si I: The AWS Judicial system
shsll consist of a central Court of Ap
prsl rd a ""tem of Branch Courts.
Section I: Purpose and Power of the
Ju1'eal P-reich-
a The AWS Branch Courts shall hear
and act own cae Involving viola
tion of AWS regulations by gin un
der OS" CSJel'e eney-lfe fcjri-
Such c's shall he herd by the
firsnch Courts when referred to them
bv their records com minces,
b Th AWS Court of Aore-s' mav hear
snd set upon rase rreoy near, or
the stratk-h Courts H caee of aopesl
by the woman student Involved. In
event of new eviderre, Hie ree wi'l
fret b rere-ard by the original Branch
CMrt,
Se.lien I: atroeture:
a, w Brseh Cuets:
Inter SVirontv coon: on mier-wo-omr
em.rl h" hear caees Involving women
artusily living M a sommv house r-h
M-wrltv thai forms a IK'n oelt rnsv
nominate on nrl who will he living In
the house durtn" her term of oltlee li
re for the AWS Inter-wirortlv Court.
Te seven- csrdd-ites retvng the h'-h
e mmber of vote, shall be the Inter-a-iroe'tv
0-to,l member- ruber "embers
nt the tnter SororMv Court shsll be a
n ...ir-e advisor end a member of the
A tatn at Aonesis
rr"itoe Ceorls- tl Individual wom
en's derr"oris. wllh the excetrfien ol
Ifcrr on ". CsmtSIS -A ' f-er""en
nris, .hell set up an AWS fViurt within
her K.eet"ev. rnm of seven r t
bees from the oVe-'ton,, no entire
sdvleor. "t WS C'Sirt 0 epels
member The m-thod t l' '
lrf rnmhex sha'l -e Utexl
eseti Branch Coeei' conHution al
. n .. Mhbw4 im iTmm il bv .
Congress. A1 esse rnvoivmg women n-,
im In 11-eettmee dorrotrnes shsll he :
heard by the neereet Vrt-mnorv orn-n .
nert As IMshmn dormltore shall 1
elect on of Hs r-sMenis to serve as 1
wHIrg member on re rets ewer w
' H cases are refeered, '
v.A isnnu- the Rest Campus AWS
Court trail he eomnol of erven eovrt ;
member e'ected ore-WTIOWe.T 10 in. ,
snuohttion of cooperatives end oVirmhVrr
e oa eet 0-"-u ss m-o-iVd In the
Pest Csmpus Brarch Coon's oowtlte
fee. m a nonvoting adviwr and an'
AW ' "Ort of AppesIS rrM-Tirer. ;
b. AWS fwet of -Ipneals: The
Court of Appeals shall U composed f I
a eombee of member euHi that the!
is one for every rrx-b court p"ns 1
on, who fcsn he elected Hi sa le ,
rumpus AWS le--lon. rsndldate for,
memhers of the AW Out ot Apnea is 1
mast have had previously serreo on
Section 4: Qualifications:
All candidates for positions on any
AWS Branch Court or the Court of Ap
peals ahall meet the eligibility require
ments for participation in extracurricular
activities required by the University of
Ncorasna. in addition. Branch court can
didates shall be members of the living
unit Uwy serve during the majority of
their term of office, and Court of Ap
peals canatoates snail have a 2.2 accumu
lative grade average on tin 4.0 ecale.
Section 5: Removal:
Any member of the AWS Court of Ap
peals or any a Art urancn court may oe
removed by a 4 vote of the voting
members of her own court. No Court
of Appeals member may be removed by
her Branch Court.
Section : Term of Office:
The term of office for all court mem
bers shall be one year.
Section 7: Advisors to the Courts:
Each branch court shall have a nnn.
toting advisor who shall be a faculty
mem dct or an aomtnisirauon staff mem
ber or residence director or graduate
assistant in a residence ball. Advisor
shall be appointed by th Court of Ap
peal subject to the approval of Con
gress. The advisor for the AWS Judicial
area shall serve a advisor for to Court
of Appeale.
Section (: Orientation:
As soon a the member of all Branch
Court are selected, the Court of Ap
peal will conduct orientation sessions
with all Court members. In these ses
sions the AWS rules snd court nro,.
dure will be thoroughly discussed and
learned. Mock court sessions will be
run to famUiariie court member with
tne correct court procedure. All new
coun memners and substitute are re
quired to attend then sessions.
Artlrle VII. Advisers
Section 1: Qualification and Selec-
Advisors shall be the Asanrlate Tiesn
for Women and two faculty advisors
nho hav been nominated by the Cabi
net, approve oy congress and the Pa.
terms, after which they may be re-
N,UU"K 11 lacimy aavtaor snouid
cutty Committee on Student Affairs. On
Artie Is VIII. Meetlan sd
faculty advisor shall act as advisor to
resign before her term expires, the AWS
The AWS Congress shall meet regular
ly during the academic school year.
Specific meetings may be called by the
President. The Cabinet shall also meet
Faculty advisors ahall servs two year
regularly.
Section 2: Poller lor ehsenrvM.
Attendance ahall be required at aO
meetings of the AWS Congress and Cars
net unless a member is excused by the
President or Secretary.
Section 3: Quorum:
A simple majority ahall constitute
1 quorum for convening AWS tmr...
meetings. A two-thirds quorum shaU be
rcjuiraj ror legiatative action.
. Section 4: Rules of Order:
The most recent edltlrai of Rnhr4'
Rules of Order shall be the authority
men's shall be ratified by a majority
vote with at least thirty Per cent of
the AWS members voting or by an af
firmative vote of fifteen per cent of the
AWS members when less than thirty per
cent ot aws memners vote.
Section 2: By-laws:
All by-laws to this Constitution must
be passed by a two-thirds majority of
tne aws congress Witn tne ap
proval of the Cabinet.
Artlrle XIII. Ratification
This revised and amended constitution
of the Associated Women Studenta of
the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.
Nebraska shall be in full force and
effect after its ratification by a major
ity vote with at least thirty per cent of
AWS members voting or by an affirma
tive vote of fifteen per cent of AWS
member when less than thirty per cent
of AWS memhers vote, and after it is
duly approved by the University. This
constitution shall not fail or be void for
any reason because of failure to pro
virta any specific detail.
By-Laws
1. The number of Congressmen elected
from each living unit shall be as fnl.
lows: Three from each of Sandra. Smith,
Selleck, ound and WRH; Nine from
sororities; Two from East Campus dor
mitories and cooperatives! and three
from off-campus students.
1 No affiliation shall be written on
any ballot in any AWS election.
3. Member of AWS shaU vol In th
election for Congressmen and Branch
Court members in th living unit where
they will live the coming school year
tfau semester). Election of all aws
terms of office beginning immediately,
except for the Congressmen and repre
sentatives to Branch Court from all
freshmen units who shall be elected In
the fall semester.
4. Sorority members who will be liv
ing in the sorority house the following
fall shall vote for five to nine of th
candidates for Congressmen representing
sororities and four to seven of the can
didates for Inter-Sorority Branch Court.
I. The two East Campus Congressmen
msy not both be elected from th nam
living unit.
6. The chslrman for e4i Branch
Court shall be selected In a manner
provided for in each Branch Court's
Constitution and shall have no voting
power except in the case of a tie or
removal proceediiurs. The AWS Court of
Appeals member may not be chairman
01 a Branch Court.
7. The first three mnners-uo for
Branch Court positions shall be perman
ent substitutes with voting power to serve
in case of removal or absence of
regular court member. In a case when
a regular court member I called he
fore her Branch Court, per place while
her case 1 heard ahall be filled by a
substitute.
8. All AWS Branch Courts must oper
ate under constitution which must be
ratified by Congress.
8. All cases arising before th Branch
Courts are operating shall be heard by
the AWS Court of Appeals.
10. Member of the Court of Appeals
may not serve concurrently a elected
members of a Branch Court.
11. All Branch Court member must
hav lived under AWS rules for one
semester with the exception of the all
freshman living unit's representative In
a Brarch Court.
12. Each Branch Oonrt shall net up
Its own system of records, notifications
and enforcement according to specifics.
Hons made bv the Court of Appeals.
This system shall be written Into the
Branch court's constitution.
13. The qualification of previous Branch
Court service for the Court of Appeals
candidate mentioned in Article VI. Sec
tion 3. shall not he In effect the first
year this Constitution I adopted. Candi
dates for Court of Appeala the first
year Shan have had prevlou AWS ex
perience.
14. in tne nrst year aner tnis con
stitution takes effect, all six non-officer
Cabinet members shall be elected at
large. Candidates must hsve the qualifi
cations listed in Article IV .Section 3, h.
13. Convocation should be called hi
each living unit or groups of living
units at which time each candidate for
Congressman shall have aa opportunity
to spesk.
provided by the revised con
stitution. Under the proposed AWS
judicial system, each dormi
tory will have its own court.
All 18 sororities will be un
der the jurisdiction of one
sorority court. j
Mrs. Hungerford explained
that the AWS court fas it now
exists) is comprised of AWS
Board members. Under the
proposed judicial svstem. the
AWS rule making body will
no longer be responsible for
judiciary auties.
Separate Constitutions
Each dormitory court and
the inter-sorority court will
be responsible for drawing up
a constitution subject to the
approval of AWS Congress.
Mrs. Hungerford said. Each
branch court's constitution
will provide for its own pro
cedure for electing judicial of
ficla.s Clarifying the structure of
the branch courts, Mrs. Hun
gerford said, "The branch
courts will be very, similar to
the Sandoz pilot court which
is already in operation."
All of the East campus liv
ing units will set up one
court.
"Each court will consist of
seven members selected from
the living unit plus a non
voting advisor," she said.
At the head of the AWS ju
dicial hierarchy will be the
AWS Court of Appeals. This
body of eight will be elected
in an all-carnpus AWS election
from among girls who have
had experience as branch
court members. This require
ment, however, will be waiv-
ered this year, since the
branch courts are not yet es
tablished. "The Court of Appeals will
conduct orientation for branch
members and will serve as a
second court to which a girl
may appeal her case if she
feels she has been treated un
fairly in a branch court," the
chairman siad.
If WRH remains an all
freshman unit, its court cases
will be handled by the Pound
court, Mrs. Hungerford noted,
and WRH will elect one of its
residents to sit on the Pound
court to represent the fresh
man viewpoint.
Begin courts next fall
The constitutional conven
tion chairman speculated that
all of the branch courts will
go into operation next fall.
"One of the problems that
the decentralized court svs
tem may present is that there
may be inequality of deci-
cisions, Nesha Neumeister
assistant chairman of the Con
stitutional Convention, pointed
out.
"To combat this, the re
vised constitution provides
that one member of the eight
from the Court of Appeals
will serve on each branch
court," she said.
Program area
The revised constitution nro-
vides for much more flexibil
ity in the program area Mrs.
Hungerford noted. The pro
gram area encompasses such
AWS activities as Coed Pni.
lies, Focus on Coeds Week.
and the Ivy Day Sing.
"Congress has the option of
making any committee open
or closed," she explained. If
closed (such as an investiga
tion of AWS court punish
ments) then only congress
men, cabinet officials and
court members may partici
pate. "A committee such as Copri
Follies would most likely be
open ana so any University
coed who is interested may
interview for chairman n'r
worker positions," Mrs. Hun-
gertora said.
Onen committees nnrl tim
decentralized court system
are two of the ways that the
revised constitution provides
tor greater AWS member par
ticipation, she said.
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AtwuL Kuncl comment
Editors note: The following
are additional comments by
Mohinder Atwul of the N.I.A.
and Wayne Kuncl, foreign stu
dent adviser. They were omit
ted from Friday's story.
Atwal stressed that foreign
students do not want to be the
-VrtfJiw",!club officers, but just work-
ers. Foreign students can con
tribute something to the so
cial and intellectual atmos
phere as workers, lie said.
Atwall explained that t h e
Model UN session last semes
ter was the most unique pro
gram at the University in in
teresting foreign students. He
pointed out that no foreign stu
dents were leading the dele
gations, but just helping. This
is what foreign students want,
he said.
"It is not deliberate on the
part of anybody" that Ameri
can and foreign students do
not mis, he said. Life in the
United States is very fast
compared to what most for
eign students are used to, and
there are different habits for
eign students have to learn,
Atwal said.
All these things cause for
eign students to remain aloff,
Atwal said. To overcome this.
Atwal added, attempts should
be made for more foreign sta
ters herein determined.
Artlrle IX. rowers
AWS shall have rerulai..rv lnrlHI,-,la.
oyer all women residing or visiting ia
. ui..-iM7 nrnrasxa Mousing units.
It shall hav the power to legislate
regulation for such women, is coopera
tion with the Associate Iiean of Student
Allaire ithe Uean of Women), and the
power to enforce Its regulstions, rule
on violations, hear appeals and impose
penalties upon women students who have
violated AWS violation.. AttW shall also
have the power to Initial and execute
..,. r n. oeneiu of all mem
oera, and all other power necessary to
oarry out its our-nuu-s .uhwi --.I
In accordance with Ih Board of Re
gent of the University in Nebraska.
Article X. rawer
aectlon 1; ami
berZ. nor mem-
Section 2: Money nuking project-.
The princiual aram-M nf ifu-nm .11 r
shall be I he presentation of an annual
woman variety enow called Coed tat-
flection 1: Handling of funds:
A naooey shall be deposited la the
LTTS J ' "UM " dispensed
"""nt Act
Article XI. Nun-Campus Affiliation
AwH at (he i w, .
Lincoln, Nebraska shall he afniii.Mi mi.
7. """n inurrcoiirgiate Association of
Women students (lAVVft). The I AW shall
hav no regulatory or financial powers
over AWS of Ih University of Nebraska
The purpose ol the alli;iaUon la lo fa
cilitate communication with other cam
pus AWK organizations; to provide a re
source lor materials, to sponsor regional
and national cm vent ,,; and to allow
an esa hsnge of ioVas and programs.
Artlrle Xif Arnrffdrm-tts, ,. ,.
Section 1: Amendments:
Amendmcnu may be placed a th
ballot by a JJ vide of Congressm
present and voting or by petllm ot Us
per cent of all AW member. Amend-
trymen in what Atwal called ;
"ghettos."
This situation tends to make ,
foreign students isolated and
does nothing to help remove1
their biases, Atwal aaid.
Kuncl pointed out that most
foreign students gain positive
attitudes about the U.S. while
they are here. If they are cri
tical of America, they usual
ly do not say anything, Kuncl
said, because they feel t if
they are guests in this coun-!
try and do not have the right
to criticize.
Many foreign students inter
viewed during the last two
weeks agree that they are ac
cepted on campus by Amer
ican students, but they feel
that there is not enough con
tact between the two groups.
Few foreign students fee!
that they have been subject
ed to any discrimination on
campus. Off campus, some
students have run Into dis
crimination in looking for
housing and jobs.
One foreign student related
how he went to inquire about
renting an apartment. The
landlord told him that it had
just been rented. Later the
foreign student called the
landlord back, did not reveal
rife nnmis onrl aaVaA If this I
dents to live with Americans
If not, foreign students end un apartment was still for rent.
living with their own coun-1 The landlord told him It was.
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HI ih aceersl electlo shal fill j e AWH branch court, escmt lor the
tee oTice. A vacancy Ml th efw
f mm 'edictaj er Program Vl-e--vtarei
shall be fllM by member
ut hr t sbteet eieete to Diet office
lr lb- ( oeer-ea.
b T musi afl elerted effwve- ea-P-Hd
'Wr, other Cabinet wieffll'-ra
rovrirnnte itairmen rrwm sttw. ,
the A i cabinet er Congress must I
first veer this rimstMvtloa becomes ef
fertlve. The Court of Appeals nvmber
will eerti serve oa one of the Branch
Courts, with Ih estrs rnember serv
tns ss a permanent substitute. Appoint
ment of es"b Court of Aprws'e member 1
to a spev-ille Branch Coert shall be 1
don by the Court ef Appeals lleeU, ,
subject k the approval ef Cvag'es. I
1968 and 1969 Graduates . . .OPPORTUNITIES FOR
CHEMICAL
ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY, a Uad.K processor of agricultural product
ba CHAUXNCISa AND IKTEHESTINO CAREERS log CHEMICAL ENGINEERS at Ibelr Pteatur,
Uliseii fetation.
M jou art looking lor a DYNAMIC and DIVERSE Enoln.erln CAREER eouldw these
ppottuairlM wHb ACM.
S S. CHEM ENGINEERING (Jun of Auauil graduates). Btudle will lorolv fflctonc
lmprovroenl u ol axfe action, solvent recovery, aoybaom eU recovery and soybean ell
nllalBi processe. Other Engineering project will b totaled to (he procasslng of Tglabl
oil, plaifJcttOf, prcde In and starches.
SUMMER TIAINEiS-tfttniari, Cba Engineering) ADM provide axcetlesl epporluulUe
lor aggreslv young men to gain valuable experience In Industry. TraJsee win receive oa-tbe-Job
tre'nlne. by participating la ttudlee ol plant and equipment, pracesa elikiency ami
prenrlng recotnmendaBooi lor Inprovemenui la toy bean aulllag.
ADM Represenlativ, Dave Mafar win be Interviewing oa campus Nbruary 31, If St.
Sign up lor aa interview at your placeaient oflke to find out more about ADM' career ep-portunHle.
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ADM
SOYBEAN DIVISION
ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND
713 Marquette, Klnaeapetta, Moa. 11440
If yon donf2 Qcjirco tbut
business destroys individuality,
moyfio itrs because you're an
individual.
There's certain campus talk that claims
individuality is dead in the business world.
That big business is a big brother destroy
ing initiative.
But freedom of thought and action, when
backed with reason and conviction's cour
age, will keep and nurture individuality
whatever the scene : in the arts, the sciences,
and in business.
Scoffers to the contrary, the red corpus
cles of individuality pay off. No mistake.
Encouraging individuality rather than
suppressing it is policy in a business like
Western Elcctric-wherc we make and pro
vide things Bell telephone companies need.
Because communications arc changing fast, !
these needs are great and diverse.
Being involved with a system that helps
keep people in touch, lets doctors send car
diograms across country for quick analysis,
helps transmit news instantly, is demand
ing. Demanding of individuals.
If your ambition is strong and your abili
ties commensurate, you'll never be truly
happy with the status quo. You'll seek
ways to change it and-wondcrful feeling!
some of them will work.
Could be at Western Electric.
Western Electric
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