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STUDENT ADMINISTRATION
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE A. S. U. C. I DOUBT whether there is a student on the cam- pus who has not heard or asked the question, What do they do with all the money they make on football ? Some of the structural answers to that query are Eshleman Hall, Stephens Union, the California Memorial Stadium, and the new Southwest Field project, which, when it is com- pleted, will include a men ' s gymnasium. The jour- nalist, the actor, the athlete, and the debater can tell you where some of that money goes. The Associated Students of the University of California is a body not only great in size, but in scope of activity. So many different types of ac- tivities are carried on by so many people that few of the University students come in contact with many of them during the entire college career. Few of us know of the night activity of the Daily Californian ' s journalists; few realize the hours, days, and weeks necessary to put out a BLUE AND GOLD; few stop to think that every athletic game and event must be preceded by long, weary hours of practice and training which mean hard work and self-sacrifice on the part of the participants; few know the hours of preparation and rehearsal that go into a Little Theatre play or a Varsity debate. It is a good thing, therefore, to pause at the close of a year well spent and in retrospection picture the magnitude and complexity of the A. S. U. C., which is clearly presented on analyzing its structure. It is indeed a big thing, and worthy of the active cooperation, hearty backing, and actual participation of every one of its members for the mutual benefit of that member and the student body. The A. S. U. C. is afforded a rare opportunity this year in aiding to prepare for and re- ceive the nations of the world in the tenth Olympic Games. Just as this BLUE AND GOLD is dedicated to the Olympic Games, so are we, the Associated Students, dedicated to those games, to their support, to the spirit in which the participants in them are received, and to the hope that they may in the future be the only field of conflict where nations shall meet in competition. FRED S. STRIPP, JR., PRESIDENT, A. S. U. C. Taylor Farr Barber Smart [26]
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