Alliant International University - Tracks Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Y YEAR FOR OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS Town Hall Lounge has proved to be a real boost to the unitv ot CW ' U s ott campus stLidents this ear. The eampus-centered meeting place has given the formerly loosely organized group a loca- tion not only for meetings, but socializing and stud as well. The former student lounge is the first place this commuting group has been able to call their ow n. (Jpen during the week for between class gatherings and on weekends for Town Hall functions the cominutors have held numerous meetings here and following reorganization now refer to themseKes as a dorm . This year has also found Town Hallers participating for the first time in both Homecoming Week and Spring Sing. In both these activities the competed with disadvantages in both experience and size. Likewise the mem- bers competed in intercollegiate sports and although seldom the victor are proud of their non-for- feit record. Pimctions within the organization ha e included progressive dirmers, |)arties and picnics. With the impossibility of apartment living for CWU students the large majority live in University provided housing. L ' niversitv activities are often geared to the on-campus community and seldom to the commutor. Town Hall deserves recognition not onlv for their efforts in becoming unified as a minoritv group but also in participating activelv in L ' niversitv functions. 96 Ellie Pyeat, President of AWS wel- comes the new off campus students to Cal Western.

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AS OFFICERS ' 68- ' 69 AS President, BobSkomer, AS Vice-President. Ed Simmons and AS Treasurer, Mark Schulte. Able Leaders Set Precedents Student Government will have a new face in the year 1968-69. The AS Senate will no longer exist and bureaucratic pro- cedures for change will be replaced by a streamlined and effective organization. There will be a newly structured Presi- dents Board that will serve to facilitate all organizations on campus. There will also be an All-College Council that will finally delve into policies and significant issues that confront students, faculty and administrations within the campus com- munity. ' Skomer predicts a hopeful future for the Cal Western Government. Bob Skomer has spent many long hours trying to revamp the entire 98 Associated Students structure along with many of (he students faculty and administration on campus.