Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

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SGA incans you, your room-mate, and the girl down the hall. Far from being a mere set of handbook regulations drawn up behind closed doors, the Student Government Association is your opportunity to participate in forming and enforcing the rules we live by here at Mount Holyoke. It s your chance to voice your opinion about what you like and what you’d like to see changed. JB is yours, too -composed of the representatives you elect to investigate and pass judgment on violations of SGA rulings. And NSA, through conferences with other colleges, exchanges our ideas for new and often very helpful ones. SGA, JB, and NSA, working together, bring students and administration together in an active and progressive consideration of campus opinions and needs. 16

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FELLOWSHIP One of the unique features of Fellowship of Faiths is that it unites into one active and stimulating group a large number of stu- dents from varying religious backgrounds. This year, they established a new constitu- tion and centered the year-round program in four main fields—faith and interfaith education, worship, and social service. Highlighting the year was their annual campus conference, “Is Religion Intellec- tually Respectable?” Although the separate faith groups— Polk; Tyson; Scotr; Dillingham, chairman 18