Richmond College SGA Constitution Endorsed for Referendum
The Richmond College student government proposal would replace the House with a Legislative Commission elected by all students, expand the executive and create a Student Affairs Council for appeals. The editorial urges 100 percent participation in Tuesday's referendum.
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Letters to the Editor Policy at Tur Gontnoian
The newspaper invites signed letters to the editor but warns letters may be edited. Anonymous submissions are not printed and signatures do not guarantee publication. Letters should be typewritten on one side and are printed at the editor’s discretion, with libelous or obscene pieces excluded.
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Soph Denounces Greek Song Fest
A letter by Editor Tue Cot Leonn questions whether future song fests should emphasize crowd pleasing tunes or higher quality selections reflecting fraternity effort. It argues judges favored the crowd and warns the trend could turn the event into a rock and roll show unless balance is found.
Richmond College Vote Urges Ratification of New Constitution
Editor Finchem appeals to students to vote next Tuesday on a proposed student government constitution after six weeks of study by the Constitutional Revision Committee. The Senate unanimously approved the measure and an open forum is planned Monday at 8 p.m. in the Student Center for discussion and explanation.
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Inge Thanks Freshmen After Sophomore Vote
Editor Steotan thanks supporters in the class of 1971 election and urges all sophomores to work together. He pledges to lead active participation on committees and carry out programs for the class and college.
Sophomore Class Election Results
Winners indicated: President Bucky Bruner All Campus Party with 85 votes. Vice President Tom Fernald All Campus, Secretary Clarke Wiseman All Campus, Treasurer Alan Drew All Campus. Senator Clarke Bustard Independent with 27 votes. House of Representatives Rawls Sacker All Campus. Boldface marks winners.
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