University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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7 an Wmm, V , ; ,m 72 80 86 A LOOK AT FRESHMEN Several ospecfs of a Freshmon's life on campus are covered. FALL TERM ACTIVITI ES Politics proved to be exciting this ferm, along with Homecoming, Vief Nam and fhe Warren Report controversy. ENTERTAINMENT: THE UT Three great plays drew big audiences of fhe Universify Theofre. DyIan was excellent. ENTERTAI N M ENT: CONCERTS Bill Cosby, A! Hirt and Harry Belafonfe headed fhe Iisf of concerts for Fall ferm. Belafonte broughf the roof down. FOOTBALL A hard fighting team won only three of its games. Things look better for nexiL year.

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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON --1 :1 :Icin a 7'; J. Dennis Fechner .................................. EDITOR Carolyn V. Wood .................... BUSINESS MANAGER Gwen Toedfer ........................ MANAGING EDITOR Rea Raihola ................................ COPY EDITOR Steve More ............................... LAYOUT EDITOR Bob Dennisfon ..................... PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Babufunde Thomas .................... PUBLICITY DIRECTOR Susan Martin ................. ORGANIZATIONS MANAGER Kristi Jernsfedf ................... DISTRIBUTION MANAGER SECRETARY: Sharon Brunsman. LAYOUT STAFF: Jone Harding, JeHE Trosf, Erin Wilson. COPY STAFF: Joan Anduiza, Mary Bren- nan, Sharon Brunsman, Marianne Kloess, Tana Lone, Paul New- man, Nancy Piluso, Sandi Sunquisf. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Max Reid, Larry Crobfree. BUSINESS SECRETARIES: Kafhy Erickson, Sheri Hoppas, Shannon Lees, Ann Leighfon, Trudi Trouf, Koren Yound, Lauri Vannice. COVER DRAWING BY SUE PENNINGTON

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ADMINISTRATORS AND DEANS SPEAK OUT ON TODAY'S FRESHMEN COPY BY SHARON BRUNSMAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY BOB DENNtSTON PRESIDENT FLEMMING SAYS FRESHMEN BETTER PREPARED When President Arthur S. Flemming was asked it there was any change in today's freshman over the freshmen of ten years ago, his immediate reaction was Yes. The freshman of today is better prepared. He went on to say that they are not only better prepared academically, they know more of the maior national and international issues of today. According to President Flemming, the freshman of today is far less apathetic ta term commonly applied to freshmeni than those of ten years ago as a result of this better knowledge. President Flemming feels that the student body, as a whole, today is far more interested in the curriculum and faculty and a relationship with the faculty and adminis- tration. This reflects on the freshmen who are going to be here for four years and who are the most interested in a change. In terms of helping the freshman on campus, President Flemming feels that the pre-registration clinics, the sum- mer counselling program and the Office of Academic Advising are a great boon.