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

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a mediator ' s dilemma and strikes for free speech To sum up student life within the multiversity, President Kerr says that it is a confusing place for the student. He has problems of establishing his identity and sense of security within it. But it offers him a vast range of choices, enough literally to stagger the mind. In this range of choices he encounters the opportunities and the dilemmas of freedom. The casualty rate is high. The walking wounded are many. The president in the multiversity is leader, creator, initiator, wielder of power, pump; he is also officeholder, caretaker, inheritor, consensus-seeker, persuader, bottleneck. But he is mostly a mediator. — Clark Kerr

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charity — when I give, I give myself . — Walt Whitman A revolution within the hearts of many Cal students is going on right now as they become involved with community serv ice programs. They are devoting time and energy to serving others in mental schools for the handicapped, housing centers, and summer camps for underprivileged children. SRV, the Student Resource Volunteer program, four years ago, uses Cal students to work with teachers in the Berkeley schools. The volunteers lead storytelling groups, prepare materials for classwork, correct papers, and help with recreation. The also proctor homework study halls, set up at various youth centers for those children who receive no encouragement from their families. Students want to be involved with the human race. It ' s clear that the generation is not content to sit and watch the world go by. They want to do something and around here at least, they certainly are doing it.