University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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UNIVERSITY REGENTS i-'- 5 f -1: I 4 The college student is now given the right to choose. But will he ever see his choices? Because he can choose, he affects and is, therefore, effective. Even our state head is partially a subject of his choice. For there, his choice is directed to our state and school administrative people, who affect our learning process and school environment through student life policies, budgeting and administration general academic policy, purchasing and planning of new buildings. Keeping the college student in mind it is found our school head, himself is in part 151.3 tau: NNETEN

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VICE-PRESIDENTS COLLECF ARIS ANU Sf Ii '4 ILQTNX, a subject to them. From there our school leader is a figure-head who is in charge of our school college- all who affect the college student by way of management policies, leadership and general administrative responsibilities, faculty appointments, and contracting for services. Are we back to where we started? Yes, but think were our choice has been, what it has accomplished. And look how the college student has become, in a sense, his own head. Seeking the elusive ends, students turn their heads a dozen different ways to find a needed latitude in a critical moment when patterns are established and lifetime goals are set.