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all-university council CHARITY BALL REFUGEE PLAN EDUCATIONAL MOVIES RADIO AFFILIATIONS Back row: Roderick Lawson, Ioseph Toner, Millard Troxell, William Durrenberger, Robert Anderson . . . . Second row: Ruth Bloomgrcn, David Cartivriglit, Martin Farkas, William Cowdry . . . . First row: Iames Keegan, Frances I-lealy, Alden Grimes, Lambert Stahler, Iohn Lawler . . . Not in picture: Iolin Burg .............. . . 1. Championing charity this year, the All- University Council, headed by Alden Grimes, originated the post-Christmas Collegiate Charity ball. Brightening Nicollet hotel with colors of colleges all over the country, the ball committee reserved half their tickets for students from eastern colleges. Proceeds from the two-band ball went to that part of the Coffman Memorial fund devoted to funds to be used for scholarships. Z. Never was the campus so vocal as when the All-U council proposed its plan to bring to the campus Hve or six oppressed students from Spain, China, Czechoslovakia and Germany to Hnish their education. Some students opposed. Most of the faculty approved. The council and the committee, chairmanned by Donald Rupp, refused to be discouraged. They have continued their campaign. 3. Academy award winning picture, The Informer, was the Utrialu picture in a move to bring to the campus the best of some of the older productions. So successful were the showings of this first picture that the council, in cooperation with the visual education department and the Daily, has offered showings of about twelve more movies. Best attended was anti-war picture All Quiet on the Western Frontf, 4. Part of the All-U Council is the recently organized Radio Affiliations committee aimed at coordinating student radio activity at the University. The committee hopes by its work to get more and better time on all commercial stations for student organizations. During the last year every Twin City station has signed a written agreement pledging cooperation with the University through the committee in airing all types of student programs.
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