University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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cad 4 THE progress of the University of California in the various fields of education is due largely to the farsighted policies of the Board of Regents. Into the hands of this body of men an d women, known for their qualities of leadership, are laid the responsibilities of finance, administration of business affairs, the establishment of the educa- tional policy, and now with the end of the war, the housing problem has been added to these previous duties. The Board of Regents have been instrumental in the drawing up of a $60,000,000 bill that will provide appropriations for the eight major divisions of the University. This bill will enable the University to complete the library stacks, and build additions to the Chemistry, Jurisprudence, and Forestry departments on the campus. The hous- ing shortage will be alleviated by funds provided for the building of several dormitories. Added to this bill before the Legislature will he another proposal of long range qualities, the two of which will make the campus the scene of extensive building activities in the near future. EARL WARREN Ccse,rcr I the Slate Cl Ca!donna Prestdent of the Board of Irt(was BOARD OF REGENTS Robert C. Sproul, Charles Conan Tenut, Maurice C. Sidney M. Orman, Ctoege M. Rift Echcarri N. ileihrr, sy,n r. Neylan, Jarnei N. Mdfilt, CSiitert H. Ron 11, Jean C. Witter, Aunt!, GAP. Arthur J. McFadden, Broglie C. Ahlpon, Frederick W. Ronan, Nott:ner Fleischnacber, Robert M. Unserhiil. 24

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phizuctudiA, RizapfitHL A FAMOUS Cal tradition was revived this year in the President ' s Reception on November 3, an event which has been missing from the Univer- sity C alendar since 1943. Guided through the receiving line by proud- tient students of the AS UC, each guest was greeted by President and Mrs. Sproul, Provost and Mrs. Deutsch, Dean Davidson, and Dean Voorhies. Three thousand new students, ranging front sixteen-year-old high school graduates to twenty-five-year-old veterans, took advantage of this opportunity to meet the leading ad trators of the University. After the official wel- come, the new Californians danced to the music of Gary Nottingham ' s orchestra and became acquainted with their fellow-students. The Re(lotion OW—when re. Student, nicht their potential classmate . The peke and holtened most of when mote had a Recet4ita 01 their oho, finally meet the Preikkat. 25