Conference Considers Common Problems At ACM Student Government
Sally Harper reports on a two day ACM Student Government conference where seven ACM schools examined the purpose and legitimacy of student governments. Jerry Hildebrand notes diverse structures and motives across Beloit Knox Grinnell Monmouth and Coe with overlap in duties and evolving voting rules.
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Sally Harper
Jerry Hildebrand
ACM
Hildebrand
Beloit
Knox
Grinnell
Cornell
Carleton
Knox and
Cornell To Host Two Major Music Scholarship Tests
On February 15 Cornell will host 20 top high school seniors for the Horace Alden Miller Music scholarships with awards for bachelor of music and related degrees based on academic and musical merit and need. February 22 follows with about 135 students for the William Fletcher King scholarships, eight awards up to 5000 dollars for four years, plus interviews and a banquet.
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Horace Alden Miller
Cornell
William Fletcher King
Stu
Midwest
Charles Jacot
Council Rejects SGB Proposal State of Student Gov t
The ACM Student Council meets after the conference with President Hildebrand postponing his State of Student Government address and a proposed government-structure revision until next week. Key actions include appointing Dave Clayton as class vice president and seating Chuck Wait as president.
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Helen Lothrop
ACM
Jerry Hildebrand
Armstrong Gallery
David O. Rankin
Dave Clayton
Chuck Wait
Jim Scoutten
Hildebrand
Max Wisgerhof
Knox
von Foster
Purple Masquers rehearse for Cornell back alley opera
Teri Allen Clay Berry and Craig Kuehl rehearse for the Cornell production of Don Marquis back alley opera. The first performance is tonight at 10 p.m. and the second tomorrow at 8 15 p.m.
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Archie
Meritable
Purple
Teri Allen
Clay Berry
Craig Kuehl
Cornell
Back Alley Opera
Veto Over Renaming Student Government Room JFK
Cornell College student body president Jerry Hildebrand vetoed a Student Council resolution opposing renaming the student government room The Kennedy Room The veto marked the first use of the presidential power at Cornell College and followed debate led by Newell Kroggmann on February 10 1964.
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Newell Krogmann
Council
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hildebrand
Jerry Hildebrand
SGB
Cornell College
W.S. Men’s Senate
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