Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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D ,Q Qs as 3 ws-w seaied-Len +0 righi-Sherry Bodley, Lynne Zimmerman, Phil Eder, Belsy Cushman, Kaihy King. Sfanding-Jae Young. Tam Seeley, Dan ma. Bob Baker, Jan Maman, Dick Locke. The ISC waSl'l'1i5 year, as always, +l'ie prime moyer in inlersociely coorclinared ac+ivi+ies. As always rney Jfriecl 'ro implemenr ine social life on campus and were +l'1e wardens of Greek Weekend and flue Sing conresr. A . Sianding, Lefi fo rigl1+-JoelTl'1urfel, Jim Pifer, Don French. SiHing-Lynne Zimmerman, Doug Stevenson, Ray Sharp, Befsy Cushman

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- -v ... -vw'-iw-----v 'law Sfancling-lefT lo rigl'1T-Proi Thompson Terr-,' Bender, Mcheal Wade, Prai. Smfh, Lyle Anderson, Dean Averil. Sifling-l.efT To riglwl- Dean Collins Mary ST-e'nfne'z Lnrrahe N-Men Prof Deal 2 rg-T-Res - ry f i The CommiTTee on STudenT ATTairs is composed ol STudenT, l3aculTy, and AdminisTraTion members. lTs purpose is To Talk. While This doesn'T seem like much of a iob, when one considered The range oT Topics avail- able Tor discussion, merely choosing an agenda becomes a ponderous Task. CSA allows The Three usually dissidenT TacTions oi The communiTy To express Themselves on an organized basis, and much oT a consTrucTive naTure is accomplished. Judicial Council Bacl: The Judicial Council, wiTh Tive TaculTy and adminis- TraTion members and Tour sTudenT members, is The Tinal appellaTe board before The PresidenT. RespecTing This responsibiliTy, The Council handled iTselT well This year, deciding Tairly and imparTially all issues placed beiore iT. Due To The TreguenT changes in The consTiTuTions oi iTs broTher bodies, The Council also underToolc a clar- iTicaTion oT iTs legal posiTion in The campus iudicial pro- ceedings. row-Dean Collins, Franlc Rus- O. Sealed-Ma'cis Bracliney. Lor- aine Norfen.