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EXT RACURR CUL R '. . . the experience affords . . . the opportunity for the development of lead- ership qualities . . . 101 Extracurricular activity is ahundant at Catholic lini- versity and every student may take full advantage of the different activities. However, there is always the danger of a student concentrating on this phase of his College career to the neglect of his academic life. The secret of success in combining the two phases is a lnudgeting of time which the student usually masters by his junior year. Yet the experience extracurricular activity affords and the opportunity for the development of leadership quali- ties cannot he discounted. Success in life after college may often depend on these qualities developed through extracurricular activities. lnvestigating. improving. correcting. guiding-all these and more are the functions of the Student Council. whose committees. composed of class representatives. delve into every phase of undergraduate life. The coun- cil's overall aim is to give purposefulness to student or- ganizations in ,general and to promote better student- administration relations. The council cannot cover every facet of undergraduate activity and operating to fill the gaps are the house councils. which keep dormitory existence running as smoothly as possible: the Spiritual Council. which assists
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