University of Hawaii Honolulu - Ka Palapala Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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KA PALAI'ALA STUDENT COUNCIL ()rganizcd January. 1922 Chairman........................Lawrence Lit Lau Secretary.......................James Chun Laura Pratt George Sakamaki Ichio Katsuki Lucy Searle Tlic Student Council, composed of six members elected In the student IkhIv. represents the tribunal that has direct control and regulation of the Honor Sys- tem. Its dut; is to try cases of dishonesty on the campus and of dishonesty in examinations and themes, and also to educate the students to the Honor System. During the past year much effort was given to bring the Honor System to the students, and many means were employed, as. through the columns of Ka Leo. by s| ccial circulars, in assemblies, and in sjiecial meetings called for the purpose. A number of cases of irregularity in the final and monthly examinations have been convicted. In the early part of April a referendum on the Honor System was held in which the great majority of the students favored its continuance.

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KA PAI.A I A LA M A. S. U. H.. Organized October, 1920, on basis of A. S. C. II. OFFICERS President............................Merlyn Forbes, 24 First Vice-President..............♦...Herbert Keppeler, '24 Second Vice-President ...............Doris Mossman, '24 Secretary............................Clara Chung, ’25 Treasurer..................................Toworu Kunikivo, '24 Athletic Manager ....................Otto Khun Editor, Ka Palapala..................James Chun. '24 Manager, Ka Palapala.................W alter Samson. ‘25 Editor. Ka F.co......................Yasuo (loto. '24 Manager. Ka Leo......................Herbert Keppeler. '24 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Merlyn Forbes. '24....................Chairman Dorothea Krauss, '24 ................Secretary Dr. Harold Palmer..............Faculty Member I aura Pratt, '25 Allister Forbes, '24 Yasuo (loto, '24 The Association of the Students of the University of Hawaii is the largest and most important of the student organizations, as it includes practically every member of the University. The requirement for membership is the payment of the annual fee The object of the Association is to promote and direct all worthy student activities. All organizations on the Campus must have the sanction and recog- nition of the A. S. U. II. before they can become a legal unit of flic University. The publications of Ka Palapala, the students year book, and Ka Leo. the students’ weekly newspaper, are officially under the control of the Association. Some of the notable activities of the Association during the past year are: the managing and financing of the Oregon Agg'e-llawaii games during the Christmas holidays; the granting of letter awards to women athletes, and the recognition of the Pre-Medic and Hiris' Swimming Clubs.

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