Fisk University - Oval Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Stud-ent Government Student COUHC11 in the face of eloslng SEATED from lej? Io right: Mavis Blake- Treasurer, Mary Bush-Vice President, Steve Scott-Presb dent, Curlina Moreland-Secretary. M -,ff J 1-,irgvflyv it vu , t 1-1 ' f--- ?m.v,..,r M 4Jm,:inMhh11mY If

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. -it 'E ..-dl 'i' J Mai wt rs.amw wi i ir 3 t?LSmfee, nm V i Q try ,tt f Wi, ,qua Am, :nf5WFFC:tE it Ala Q, ,qw Etiisitsms EEE E F Dr. Nelson Fuson-Director Fisk University Exchange Program In an effort to homogenize the separation between black and white the Fisk Student Exchange Program is con- tinuing for its eighteenth consecutive year. All participants are experiencing the adaption of the other cultures amongst which they live.

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stands undaunted obstacles 43 , NN Q ii' m C Cf .X 3 Carol North listens atlentively to new resolutions. Wendell Allen studi mittee. Once upon a time the solutions to the obstacles were dreams. Today, the action-oriented executive group of 1968-'69 has forced it into reality. Meeting head-on the responsibility of the total student's environment, this group put students into power-deciding positions. Student fund raising activities for organizations was initiated, revisions were made in women's regulations, efforts were made to put forth improvements in the food service. N S W qivxuu-zuiili 1' viii Steve Scott listens to the proposed policy ofthe United Council e report submitted by the Food Service Com- Dennis Smith, chairman of the Food Service Committee, takes notes concerning his submitted report.