University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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ASUC ASUC withdraws from NSA. ASUC COMMISSION - Left to Right, Around Table: Phil Scribner, Jerry Van Sickle, Lindy Johnson, Don Marx, Marv- Stein, Trigg Carey, Stormy Stomiont, Lee Carlson, Dennis Tippets, Hank Brown, Daphne Baine, Marilyn Qvale, Dennis Hicks, John Maurice, Judy Dodge, and Joyce Harrington. This year ' s ASUC voted to withdraw from the National Student Association. It was the general opinion of the ASUC that the NSA was not serving its purpose, and that the University of Colorado had little or no voice in the organization. New faces kept popping up on this year ' s ASUC as five commissioners resigned and had to be replaced. Despite these interruptions the ASUC went on with its work and was successful with its New Government Proposal. ASUC president Hank Brown and the commissioners have set the machinery in motion for the new govern- ment after getting the NGP approved late in February. The NGP will provide a more representative government with the heads of campus groups forming the Senate, the principle governing body. 14

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Dean of Men and V fomen Dean Angelo inten-iews a student. II Deans provide contact between administration and students. Harold Angelo is in second year as Dean of Men. Harold Angelo, Dean of Men, and Pauline Parrish,- the new Dean of Women, are concerned with the welfare, guidance, and counseling of the young men and women at the university. Dean Angelo and his stafF super- vise fraternities and housing for men, advise men students, and ad- minister student loans. The duties of Dean Parrish and her staff concern residence hall pro- graming, student advising, and super ising sororities, off campus housing, loans and scholarships, and the Associated Women Stu- dents. Pauline Parrish takes position as Dean of Women. 13

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President Hank Brown checks the record. Sometimes action is passive. The ASUC in session. rhe discussion gets started again. 15