Board of Governors

Abstract Minutes of the Park Hill Action Committee (PHAC) from a meeting held on September 22, 1966 in Denver, Colorado. The minutes include the report on the Denver Fair Housing Center, cooperation with Colorado Woman's College, a Park Hill conservation plan, and a new philosophy and corresponding programs in city government to keep older neighborhoods from deteriorating. Minutes of the Board of Governors' meeting immediately following the general meeting report the unanimous election of the...

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Senate to Decide Vote Question Tonight – Views on CCC Elections to be Aired by Students. Case Studies Highlight Leadership Confab. Intramural Speech Meet Set for Week of May 18. IFC to Hold Dinner; Workshops on Sunday. Boston U. to Give Chancellor Alter Honorary Degree. Board of Governors Applications.

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Senate Approves $55,200 AUSA Budget for 1964-65. University Senate Committee Approves Student Evaluation. Grad IR Studies School Formed, Will Not Replace Undergrad IR. Who’s Abolishing BOG? “No One,” Says Serling. Petition Campaign to Indicate New Student Union Interest.

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BOG Representatives Attend Utah Meeting. Graduate College Dean Nelson Wins Education Award. SAE Sages. Student Committee – Tentative List of Speakers Include Baldwin. Symphonic Band Presents Concert.

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Insecurities and instability reasons for hostilities. Alpine to hold fashion show. BOG reconsiders decisions holds referendum on beer. Imagination needed for Old Main flick. Marcher professes innocence.

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Beer finally approved; City grants BOG license. Joan Baez to speak on draft resistance. Research Institute houses computers. Winter Carnival committees away Flake Out beginning. Commission sponsors Engineering Symposium. Nat Hentoff slated Thursday.

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Editorial. Clarion loses $1,000 in theft. AUSA court overrules BOG Rosenthal freed of charge. Twenty-five students honored by selection to Who’s Who. Election Coverage.

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BOG approves new constitution. Lettuce pickers employ boycott in attempt to get union contracts. New Tax Reform Act to benefit students.

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Iceberg lettuce in Union despite BOG disapproval. Fortunate Society members question intent of justice in US penal systems. 3 month residency requirement ruled unconstitutional in test case.

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Engineers face problems. Senate Lawbook records legislation. Journalist Luce to speak today. BOG sponsors ski-bus trip. Editor applications available.