University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Instilled with a sense of purpose to the ideals and principles of Project India, a program developed by the University Religious Confer- ence, eleven UCLA students became an integral part of Indian student community life. Under the leadership of Miss Adeline C. Guenther, Brent Bowen, Diane Donoghue, Ching-Ling Chow, Skip Byrne, Bernie Nebenzahl, Jack Mc- Kune, Marion Schattenburg, Vivian Robinson, Bob Naga- moto, Don Ulrich, and Betty Yaki were able to exchange ideas in an environment of contrasting cultures, creating and stimulating a lasting bond of friendship. With a deep concern for the welfare of the peoples of India, informal discussions led to purposeful exploration. Such projects as the construction of a simple village school house provided an opportunity for Indian and American students to work together in a climate of mutual understanding and motivation. To those students who have determined their futures as responsible citi- zens in a world community, we dedicate this thirty-fifth edition of Southern Campus.