University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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DEANS ARTHUR S. POSTLE DEAN OF MEN KATHERINE INGLE DEAN OF WOMEN As advisers to the men and women of the Uni- versity, Deans Katherine D. Ingle and Arthur S. Postle offer aid to the students in solving the more personal problems arising Ln campus life. They spend many hours in an attempt to better the relations between the students and faculty by their work in various student governing bodies. His charming manner, coupled with his sincere desire to be helpful, has made Dean Postle a man whose counsel and aid men students re- gard as particularly valuable. In her many contracts with women students, Dean Ingle has achieved the reputation of be- ing a delightful person and an interested con- fidante for those students seeking her advice. 22

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of the Uni- versity of Cincinnati. Unlike the Tribunals, which deal with matters particular to each College, the Student Council is concerned with the entire University. The Constitution states that the Council shall enact leg- islation important to the general welfare of the student body and that the annual University elections shall be under its supervision.. Every school organization which draws money from the Activity Fee Fund is under the direct supervision of Student Council and must submit written state- ments concerning its financial positions and must prove that it is worthy of continued support from the Activ- ity Fee Fund. The by-laws of Student Council are the constitutions of these various organizations. The most important project of Student Council this year has been its fight for a student parking lot, an improvement which is sorely needed at the University. This year the annual dinner at Dean Postle ' s was a wild game dinner. The traditional Christmas party was held. Several of the meetings each year are dinner meetings. Over and above the experience obtained by the stu- dents in running their government, one of the most important functions and values of the Council is the obvious benefit derived by a proper and efficient con- trol of student funds and activities. 24