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THE MICHIGAN DAIIY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 190
Hindu Editor COUNCIL CANDIDATES:
Discusses Debate SGCRepresentation
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U 0Se .o1* in which the student body gave the Council lacks jurisdictionit
LrJS.Polcyby SGC, perhaps with the co- the Council its sanction to repre- can exert influence by stating
By IRIS BROWN operation of the Survey Research sent its best interests according opinion. He illustrated this by-
'Is democracy merely the ab- osCenterto each members' individual inter- pointing to the Council's letter
....sence of communism?" Adhir t he o s e y oe pretation. in support of the local "liquor by
Banerjee, assistant editor of the that minority opinion be repre- "People elect me to make the the glass" proposal.
.......Hindusthan Standard, the English t d rt oh n e r e - right- decision, and I will repre- Power also advocates greater
language newspaper of Calcutta, sente a tan sent my own conscience in at- utilization of the Council's "ex-
India, asked yesterday. rci take a stand. tempting to do so," she said. "Stu- tremely broad powers."
Banerjee has been in the United Fred 'leBke, 'and Kay War- dents, as citizens of the world, Louise Kao, '64, adheres to the
States for three months on a n ls ope t cannot remain silent on national theory of independent represen-
leader exchange program to study ing the Council's . .loca issues." tation; where she believes that
American institutions and "talk prTed Parnall, 63, considers the Exert Influence Council action is needed, she
with the people." kTaopinionformula n 'power proper- Bartlett said that in areas where would have it act.
7x°He says he thinks that United o-in~omltn oe rpr-_______________________________
States International policy has tional to the number of votes cast
been motivated by one negative in the elections. "Consideration of
action - fighting communism. national issues must be based on
"Does democracy have a positive student opinion," he Bald.
-pnaIM an eAnlqoro Stress Local Issues
See Communist Conversions Neither Julie Raben, '62M, nor B roth ersr
Communism, on the other hand, Bruce Leitman, '63, are categori-
oday on the is trying to convert people by of- cally opposed to Council action in
ace existing ferring certain political and eco- national affairs, but both insist
ane e nomic standards. - Banerjee em- local issues must take precedence H ILL AUDITORI UM
phasized, however, that he does in Council consideration.
e, Fifth and not see the struggle between com- Dennis Shafer, '63, takes an
administra- munism and democracy as the intermediate position considering N
third larger world's basic problem. himself "bound to seek the opinion
It is rather the difficulties re- of the students and then to for-
sulting from the fact that "dif- mulate my own" He differs from
ferent countries are at differentmuae yow.Hedfrsrm Tickets on sale this Week"
stages of economic development.,,some of the others in arguing that
He stressed that therelment."eSGC must, lead, n addition to Hill Auditorium - 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
He sresed tat heremus berepresenting, student opinion.
more financial sacrifice on the Richard Pinnell, '61A&D, Intends
o te. mor vanced co to improve the present representa- Sponsored by Wolverine Club and Michigan Union
must be adquately informed so tion of residence hall opinion. He
that they may understand how the does not oppose Council consider-
world can be developed through ation of national issues, but would____
United States interdependence and co-existence." subordinate it to consideration of
sting the ac- Critizes Newspapers loa-sus
ornia Student Banejee criticized American Affirm Leadership grM l
newspapers as being "community The three Voice candidates af- Bels A re ing mg
e papers" unconcerned with the ob- firm the Council's leadership role.
s for a mock jective reporting of international Miss Wheeler justifies her stand
rsity of Wash- news. by pointing to a 1949 referendum for a
L out and new ''Our papers have wider coverage
a meeting of and present all viewpoints ob-
ntrol on the jectively, he 'said.
. mind is understanding, but that PhSA Y
after student unless news reporting is unslanted
:ialist Worker's and all sides of a question are pre-"b
est against the sented, it is not possible for people
se their party to form intelligent opinions. G OU. SECGURFEAlpha Epsilon Pi and Phi Gamma DOeWa
on them; the "The rigid committment of the n-US'23 s..1h Of panard Rd
supported by supported by
uded only the United States cannot solve prob- IP Epsiln
ublican nomi- lems; there must be flexibility," Delta Gamma Delta Phi
he said._ _ _,_ _
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