University of Missouri at Kansas City - Kangaroo Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Ulm Aff Siwlmf Each full-time student on registering at the University automatically becomes a member of the All Student Association. Thus. he gains the privileges and assumes the responsibilities ot de- termining the course of student lite and activi- ties. The governing body, the Student Council, is chosen by and is responsible to members of the All Student Association. lt is made up of the presidents and vice-presidents ot each ot the tour classes ot the Liberal Arts College and of the councils ot the Schools ot Law, Dentistry, and Pharmacy. lt selects its own officers, who are responsible to the All Student Association. Each member of the Association purchases an activity ticket which entitles him to attend the traditional Quad Dance, the Christmas Dance, the Valentine Dance, and the Kangaroo Hop. He receives a subscription to the University News, the weekly student newspaper, admission to the productions ot the University Players, and is credited with part payment on the Kangaroo, the annual student publication. A diversity ot channels into which students may direct their interests is provided by Student Council charted organizations. These include social and athletic groups, under the direct supervision of the lntertraternity Council and the Pan-Hellenic Association, the lVlen's Intramural Council and the Women's Athletic Association. Departmental and divisional clubs provide an outlet tor specialized interests and abilities. ln- The Kangaroo

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Qnf Mociafion terests of members of the professional schools and of the music department are represented by organizations of professional status. Represent- ing a different type of organization are Cap and C-own, a girl's honorary scholarship and service group, and Alpha Phi Omega, national service organization. The University Players, campus drama group, opens the door to potential actors, actresses, and production technicians. The yearly performances of this student group are awaited with anticipa- tion by students, faculty, and friends of the Uni- versity. Their productions attain a high level of art and entertainment. The U-Players group is part of and supervised by the All Student Asso- ciation. Two publications operate as agencies of the All Student Association and offer to students interested in writing, editing, art, or the tech- nicalities of publishing, great opportunities for developing their talents. The Kangaroo records the student activities of the school year. The University News presents the affairs of the campus in its weekly issues. Participation in the student program in any of its phases is an honored privilege and o-ppor- tunity. The part played by the individual student in the government of the campus community is one of the greatest importance just as democ- racy in the state reaches ultimate success only through the interest and efforts of the voter. Thus the privilege of self-government imposes a responsibility, responsibility for the progress and growth of the University at the student level. Page Twenfv-three