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Women Elect
AWS Board

At a formal dinner in the Quad
'dining room last night the newly
elected AWS Board members, the
new presidents of the Couth Cam-
)lus halls, were announced,

Those elected are Sue Barquist,
Debbie Downs, Cindy Dunning,
Ruthie Edelen, Sue Monto, Sue
Nelson, Paulo Stephan: Cris Swan»
mn, Jean TePaske, and Melinda
Ward.

Originally, 27 girls sought the of—
fices. On Tuesday a primary was
held that narrowed that field to
la

Today the women of South Cam-
pus voted on those 16 and elected
the ten named above

These ten Women will submit
their preference of which hall they
want to preside over by Saturday
to the old Aws Board. The old
board will, in turn, make the hall
assignments.

Seven Mens' Halls
Choose President

As oi late last night, seven balls
on North Campus had elected new
house presidents. The remaining
halls will be conducting the elec-
lions either tonight or the first of
next week.

Clark hall elected Greg Robin-
son president Wednesday nightr

East Norris elected Jay wri-
lioms president Wednesday night.

Rick Jacob was elected presh
dent in Gates hall Wednesday
night.

Bob Swortwoad was elected
Langan hall president Wednesday
night ‘

West Norris elected tack Rey-
nolds house president Wednesday
night.

North Younker elected Bob Geller
president last night

South Younker last night elected
Roger May president.

 

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Buck had been removed after re-
ceiving considerable negative
comment from local people who
felt them to be "obscene“ or “of
questionable taste.”

As the faculty members met to
consider the censorship, they were
handed sheets by the students stat-

ing: “We, the students of Cornell
College, feel that censorship of any
work of art — regardless of the

 

Faculty Meeting

content or appeal of the art — is
detrimental to the intellectual
growth at the students of the col-
lege.” The students outside carried
such signs as “Ban the ‘Ban’ ",
and “Pornography is in the eyes oi
the beholder.”

In the faculty meeting a major-
ity decided to prevent censorship
of this type from occurring, and
Buck's drawings were tehung im-
mediately alter the meeting.

 

SCARLET 'AND BLACK

A Hard Week Campaigning . . .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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