Kirkwood Community College - Aquilus Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Bridge Communication C-ap with Inter-Club Counsel and Campus Committee Students listening to the beat of the band. The Committee for Communication on Campus was formed in an effort to begin organization and coordina- tion of activities on the KCC campus at the beginning of the school year. They first coordinated series of ac- tivities began with a Rush Week to promote interest in the clubs and organizations, culminating in a dance with music provided by the American Legend. Members of the band play their hit song Back in the USSR. 60

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,mm C-eopfert Wins Close Ru n-Off Election Ballot burning, constitutional revising, and subsidizing bi-weekly dances were just a few of the many activities of the '69 Student Congress. Daryl Cieopfert, an A 84 S II student, was elected president of the congress. As the basis of his platform Geopfert stated, I can only do as much as my Congress will. I will strive for better communication . . . and . . . needed revisions in the SC constitution. One of the accomplishments of the con- gress was the beginning of the Cedar Rapids tri-college cultural exchange. Coe, Mt. Mercy, along with Kirkwood participated in the venture. It was felt that the three colleges could provide better activities to their student bodies this way than individ- ually Dr. Frank Malone, assistant superintendent of KCC, was elected to fill the vacancy ad- visor's created when Dr. Richard Puffer joined the administration of Blackhawk junior College in Illinois.

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Establishing a complete and accurate means of zations of KCC offered a solution to the com- organizing club events was the main goal of munication problem by locating a giant cal- the inter-club council. The council, made up endar in the lobby of Linn Hall, on which all of all executive officers of all clubs and organi- events for the month must appear. ICC members discuss planning of the next month's activities. 61