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DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN

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Itudent Activities Student Government Council to make ment, and to report their findings and
following hours: some determination as to whether recommendations at the Council meet-
8 a.m. til 12 noon statements filed have fully met the reg- ing of March 7, 1962, as a special order
ulation. of business after officers' reports. The
of hiring students Therefore, the President of Student Council shall receive the reports of the
Il-time temporary Government Council must inspect the four committees in a special meeting
)b "lodges at NO statements filed in order to give notice convened for that purpose exclusively
miscellaneous odd to any organization which has not on Tuesday evening, March 6, 1962, at
he bulletin board met the requirements of the University 7 p.m.
Regulation of December 13, 1960. Postponed: Consideration of estab-
,E The following procedure shall be lishing a National Student Association
, electrical engi- adopted to insure the adequacy of standing committee, until the next reg-
ysics background, membership selection practices state- ular meeting of the Council.
ics. ments from fraternities and sororities: Adopted: Student Government Coun-
insurance. Hours 1) Fraternities and sororities whose cdl's Student Concerns Committee shall
statements do not include all infor- investigate orientation programs that
LE mation, and the accompanying inter- more fully indicate the nature of the
elp during dinner pretation, as required under the Uni- educational enterprise. The Student
Sfor room and versity Regulation of December 13, 1960, Concerns Committee, through corres-
shall be notified of such deficiency by pondence, research, and interviews, shall
elp during dinner the President of Student Government recommend set cifacbstantive chatges
e for room .and Council.i u rsn dctoa retto
2) Corrected statements shall be fil- for freshmen. Upon realizing a deci-
ica ed with the University in the Office of sion, the Council shall make such rec-
amal typist, math the Vice-President for Student Affairs ommendations to the proper Univer-
mbois, 5-8 hours w.hinanr d o no mra hanansity authorities.

ORGANIZATION
NOTICES
Congregational Disciples E & R Stu-
dent Guild, Cost Luncheon Discussion,
Mar. 2, Noon, Guild House, 802 Monroe.
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Michigan Baha'i World Faith Club,
Fireside: open discussion, Mar. 2, 8:00
p.m., 418 Lawrence.
Wesleyan Guild, Wesley Grads sup-
per, Madrigal program, Mar. 2, 5:30
p.m., Pine Room, Methodist Church.

CAN KENNEDY CLEAR UP
THE STATE DEPARTMENT

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J.F.K. once tossed a long-
winded State Department -
report right in the waste-
basket, It was his reaction
to the department's endless red
tape. In this week's Post, you'll
learn how the State Department is
bogged down by paper pushing and
committees. What Kennedy is do-
ing to streamline the operation.
And why one insider feels the situ-
ation is just about hopeless.
The Saturday Evening
MARCH 9,1984 ISSUE NOW On SAgL,

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