Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Dorm life may entice some Midlanders, but 37% of the student body live off campus. Private apartments and living at home have both advantages and disadvan- tages. Less expense, more privacy and fewer restrictions are given as advan- tages, while the lack of campus com- munication and the difficulty in knowing people are the admitted disadvantages. 27

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OFF CAMPUS STUDENTS 26

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STUDENT SENATE Midland's Student Senate saw a fruitful year with a constitutional change, the Jimmy Webb concert, and an all-school Christmas party. The Student Senate sponsored a rep- resentative to attend the Emergency Voter Registration Conference held in Chicago. The Christmas party with displays around campus instilled holiday spir- it. All prize money was donated to the charity “Save the Children , made up of the South Vietnamese children injured in the war. pacity crowd. The traditional dance, crowning of the queen, and displays by Greeks rounded out the weekend calendar. The Senate sponsored a Snow Weekend in January with a dance and film. In the spring, Campt Chest raised money to be donated to charity. Fall 1971 saw several new facilities i the Student Union. Pin ball machine pool tables and a ping pong table we installed during the summer and earl fall. The office was moved from the Union to the Student Center Theate Homecoming was dubbed a success Faculty adviser for the Senate is Mr. with Jimmy Webb in concert to a ca- Francis Keisler. 28