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as 0 0 Q 4 l powerless 1n effectmg changes 1n bClS1C University January 8 January I2 AS Pretident Yaji Milani pre- term bit viewf on lbe boycott iftue wbirb arofe before lbe Senate. Resident assistants in Hall I, dissatisfied with poor living conditions in their hall, met with RA's from all campus residence halls to decide whether or not to boycott President Rust's scheduled 12 convocation in protest. They voted to send a letter to the President, making known their de- mands for dorm improvement. Boycott called off by RA's after conferring with the Student Senate and administrative oflicials. Meanwhile, Dr. Rust's convocation is postponed until Feb. 2 due to the President's absence from the country on University business. Dean of Stadenlf William Clark, rigbi, lifzenf atterzlively to Mitaniif Jurprife formal refignazion before Zbe Senate, for wbirb Milani ,rereiaed a .rzanding ooazion, oppofite page. Left, Mitani and Senator jack DeJBouillom are lbanbed for pax! Jervice by Dean Clark and Senate Vife Preyidenl Van 0'Sleen, rerpertively.
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policies . . Y. Mitani January 18 ...ma X SNP leader jim Hint Jlrikef iz ffaically tlmuglazful pore at he liffem lo Prefi- denl Rmff izmwerr za student quexliom on zine sfazuf of USIU. A controversial alcohol policy drawn up by a committee chaired by AUJ Chief Justice Al Molle passed the Student Senate 13-0-15 the document was rejected by the President on grounds that the policy was one of the Hgivensu in the institution's structure and could not be changed in substance, only in implementation. A revision of the policy was shortly presented to the students. January 23 January 29 Students for New Politics met and decided to support a boycott of thc mandatory Feb. 2 Uni- versity convocation. Wfith new vigor in their ranks after the resignation of Associated Student Presi- dent Yuji Mitani the previous week, SNP de- cided to stage their protest in the form of a con- current student convocation on the grass to seek a voice in changing institutional policy. Aware of the rising ferment and unrest on cam- pus, among both professors and students, Presi- dent Rust met with interested members of the University community to answer questions and explain the institution's position. Communications were improved by this panel discussion, but the student convocation was still forthcoming.
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