University of California Santa Barbara - La Cumbre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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University and A.S. Person IQ 4-Q ,I I f r . Ji, , r N , X 1 X vn XM, DR. WILFRED T, ROBBINS, M.D. GEORGE OBERN MISS JOAN MORTELL Director of Student Health Center Director of Public information Housing Supervisor I 1 I I I -I I MAXWELL EPSTEIN LUIGI DUSMET Foreign Sfudenf Advisor Assistant Chancellor of Business and Finance ..,mr ,V . -n-4.-.-.-f.- . I I 'I x wr ff ,I . LEWIS F. WALTON, Ph.D. VERNON PERSELL RALPH K. NAIR, Ed.D. Director of Summer Sessions Counseling Center Manager Assistant Director, Office Professor of Mathematics of Relations with Schools Fl'

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BOB ANDREWS Associated Students President The President's Message: Student government this year has been characterized by increasihg awareness and a newly emerging sense of responsibility. Legislative Council has admirably met the growing pains created by a totally new and different constitutional structure handed us by our predecessors, and has changed a paper document into a functioning system. Accepting the premise that the iustification for the existence of stu- dent government lies in its contribution to the total intellectual develop- ment of the student, it becomes apparent that student government and its related endeavors should exploit all the cultural and educational opportunities available. We have discovered that we not only have a very great opportunity, but also a duty to provide a laboratory in which the skills and ideas acquired within the classroom may be put into prac- tice. The development ofa series of panel discussions featuring experts in various fields, and the greatly expanded area of academic awards have testified to the more serious goals of students. This increasing sense of responsibility has been recognized by the University administration and compensated with greater freedom and autonomy. The removal of the Regent's ban on Communist speakers has resulted in the Associated Stu- dents bringing two prominent Communists to our campus, thereby con'- tributing to the preservation of the Open Forum. ln an effort to insure the quality of the UCSB student body, the Associated Students have assumed responsibility for active student re- cruitment through the very well organized and effective student Speakers' Bureau. This year, with the newly established Visitation Committee, we have provided a means whereby student recruitment may be followed up during the summer months. Aware that the support and encouragement of the constituent organ- izations on our campus is essential, the Associated Students have pro- vided the first opportunity whereby campus living groups and other organizations can meet their financial obligations through an AS spon- sored fund raising event. Beachcombers' Holiday, designed with the individual campus organization in mind, has marked another significant step in the growth of UCSB. It has indeed been a satisfying and rewarding experience to work with and observe the high degree of responsibility evident in today's student leader. Every indication points to the continued development of this trend-a trend of which both campus and community may be iustly proud. V 24 Wm.