Principia College - Sheaf Yearbook (Elsah, IL)

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ALL YOU SEE IS THE FACE THERE ARE 800 WORKING PARTS BEHIND IT. 109

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RADIO ELSAH 89 7 FIVI We run a Variety of programs and We appeal to a variety of interests--music, from classi- cal to rock. WTPC I feel does not Work enough With- the PILOT and SHEAF but remember, they also cover three distinct areas. We serve as student entertain- ment. We Want to become an informational station and we'Ve set up goals to try and accomp- lish this. Our effect has never been measuredg We can only judge from what people say to us-- like 'We heard you last night and it sounded good. ' -1110

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The Student Senate Strives Student government really doesn't exist at Principia. Governing power isn't ours to have since Principia is a private institution a.nd the students here are under contract agreement. Student Senate is an organizer not a governor. Our strength, our power, our value lies in what we can contribute as working members of this community. We have the power to funnel valuable student input into nearly every aspect of Prin- cipia's operation. The Senate should be a coordinating body which opens channels, achieves changes, and increases understanding on the campus. UnfortLmately the influences of the Senate on the students is highly questionable. We have no means of finding out what stu- dents are thinking except through the house presidents. I don't think the house presidents reach everyone on campus but right now the house is the basic unit on campus. Every student is a member of a house. We're still going through the eternal hassle as to who should be on the Student Senate -- house presidents or other members of the student body. Personally I've gained so much insight from being on the Senate, but I do see a great gap between where we are and where we could be. Some Senate members have a really clear understanding of the purpose of Senate but most don't. Some are still just attending the meetings without comprehending what's going on. We've got an awful lot of growing to do, but I think we're beginning to move. IIO to Open Channels