University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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• ' . ' T X IIJ ta-k (il » |i.iii(liiiL: l.i(iliti« ' s. «M|iii|)i)U ' iit. and curririiliim ti mt-fl tlu- iH ' rds of an institution growing rapi(ll in all (It ' iiartrnrnt has been a proiiletn ol major coiurrn to tlif administrators ol tlir I ni rr it . Mlhou li restricted h a limited state hndiret and pressed 1) tlie | roldem ol a di |»ro- portionate inerease in the student enrollment, -kill on the part of these administrators has temptirariiy r»die ed the situation. The res|»onsihilitv of meeting inereasing state and I niversit demands for general administrati e and academic imjirovement falls mainix on the shoulders of President Kohert I.. Stearns and the Hoard (»f Hegents. More detailed prohlem-; of administration arising from the arious ecdieges and department- of the I ni er itv are tnet hy the Executive Council, which works arm in aim with the President. I ' he problems of the administration of a university do not rest entirely upon the facnltv. They circulate not only among the deans, heads of deftartments. and regents, hut also among the students. Ihe students themselves have in- dep ' ndentlv established thei r associations and councils to aid in meeting these increased state and university demands. The main body directly ct)ncerned with such tasks is the Associated Students of the I niversity of Colorado, ( )ntaine(l in this group is the student bodv president, and thirteen other elected members who serve in vari »us capacities as commissi«»ners. There are. in addition, several student organizations within the various col- leges, such as the Business School Board. Journalism School Hoard, and the Combined Fngineer-. These boards ser e tt represent student interests with- in the colleges, and keep the facnltv administrators enlightened on student |ir(ddems. We ha e mentioned onlv a few of the organizations which keep this University functioning as a smooth-running unit. There are many more, less publicized, whicji carry a large amount of tlie necessary load. W itiiout these there wduld be no iinitv. ith this in mind, we present to yon the adminis- tration, from the Regents to tiie student organizations. Dick Cross, Editor ' f V B Administration vi?i i«i -i fi.- ;v« :