University of California Davis - El Rodeo Yearbook (Davis, CA)

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Associated Students California Aggies inh Horace Hampton, President. V ' Ronnie Cameron, President I Rudy Neuhaus Donna Wileman Vice President Secretary Ex Committee In the past year the Aggies have shown their capa- bilities in self-government by participation in special elections and discussion of general problems which have Ex Committee is the hub of the student wheel, the coordinator of arisen. This interest indicates that the Aggies not only student activities, oiler of the machinery of the appointive offices and the governing body of the ASCA. Meeting in the Rec Hall every Wednesday night at 7:00 P.M. are own problems and business. For the first time in the representatives for the students, sent by their various organizations or history of this campus the students have voted to hire 0 groups of organizations. All members representative of these groups old office for one year. The Ex Committee has general supervision of the affairs and forward to the growth of the student body through the property of the Aseociation. All expenditures and budgets are pre- sented to Ex Committee for approval or reiection. Several investigations have been instigated in the past year under expect further development of a sound student body the patronage of Ex Committee that have resulted in greatly improved government along the lines which we have begun this 2:322:25, one of the most Important of these being the store manager The group has a number of standing committees through which the usual business is conducted. From time to time special committees are appointed to look into special problems, such as the Barber Shop Committee and the Committee on the President's salary. want to govern themselves, but are able to handle their business manager to handle their finances. We are looking addition of a college of letters and arts; we may also semester.

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