Miami Dade College North Campus - Falcon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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1 rl :T I 1 Inter- rganizational ouneil Known by its initials, IOC, the Inter-Organizational Council serves as the coordinating body-for the activities of the various social, service, and religious or professional organizations on campus. Meetings of the IOC afford representatives of the organizations a chance to be heard in their views about items of interest to their clubs. This is the place for setting policies by which the clubs are governed. Here, new organizations can petition and, if the Council sees fit, accepted into the campus organization. This is the place where the projects of the clubs are reviewed and, if necessary, modified so that they will be to the best advantage of the organization and the college. The IOC works in conjunction with the administration to see that the lives of the students of the college can be well-rounded, with opportunities for social, religious, and other outlets opened to them. It is the IOC which has done the most to further the competitive spirit between organizations that makes cach want to strive for perfection, so that they will be known as the best. as if Al 553.121 A I ii fi, frrtsffjgfgf , We 1 si V-T -531 igv ljgm 'ga H V- I I r - af.. 1, ' 1 I I an 1 ' . ' I ' L' ' ' 7 , , ,ull , l 4 , HP 9, Q -.iw -. ,-, .'?. , ,.s. .w .1.. u 1 7 4':t5f1'fl34i 'ti3f'Qigfi1'3l' 'iti2? -If F llnffw-,1 I, O, C, sponsored this year's Olympic Games. A successful Rush Vlfeek was held this year under the auspices of the I. O. C. 13-1

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DELT T U The purple and white jackets of the Delta Taus are seen almost everywhere on campus, with the brothers proudly displaying their membership. Delta Tau members firmly believe tlt the fratemities and sororities on campus can be a definite asset to the college. Their hard work proves this. They participate eagerly in civic, athletic, and social events. It is their belief that participation in organized activities is the best way to bring the brothers into close cooperation. Marvin Hoss Advisor Tom XVebstcr Robert Stratigos Ed Doyle President Vice President TICHSUFCI Gene Scherwin Mike .Corson Mike Long Chaplain ' Corresponding Secretary RGC01'd1H8 SCCFCTHFY i Douglas Morse joe Mora Carlos Fuentes , , pm1ja,,1enfm-fan Athletic Director Hlsf'-man 136