University of Denver. Associated Women Students
Biography
To elect "The Man They Would Most Like To Hang On To" in the AWS 1957 King election.
Found in 73 Collections and/or Records:
The Denver Clarion, vol. 72, issue 57, 1968 May 24
1,722 to hear Steward Udall at 1968 graduation ceremony. Alonzo May dies suddenly. Ball, Rockefeller to speak. Activists attack AWS hours at Senate. Student connected with phone hoax. One Clarion left.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 73, issue 26, 1968 November 27
Theta Chi, Halls entries grab first place honors. Applications open for Senate seats. Pre-registration payment sets Dec. 2-6 deadline. AWS hosts ‘assault’ talk. Preminger schedules Little Theater visit.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 73, issue 37, 1969 January 24
Tuition boosted to $625. Beer license hearing nears. Election hassle faces new Senate. AWS picks Miss DU, Mary Jo Craige named. Carnival work begins; queen nominations open.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 73, issue 47, 1969 February 17
Unconcern way to change, Hentoff tells Union group. “Bubbling” beginning marks May Days ’69. Campus control bill approaches enactment. Court hears Rosenthal challenge. Sue Kelley crowned. AWS officers announced. Senate race begins anew.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 74, issue 31, 1970 January 7
Dramatic raise in tuition announced by University. AWS announces plans’ new officer elections. Free Agent Premiers. AUSA election set for Tuesday. Senior Portraits for K-Book ‘til Jan. 10.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 74, issue 38, 1970 January 28
Miss DU presented at AWS Awards Banquet. “Chance” element deeply explored. Mrs. Medgar Evers lectures to AWS on hopes of better U.S. and world future. Student drop-out reporting to draft board clarified by SAC.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 74, issue 46, 1970 February 16
Faculty cooperation urged for Course – Evaluation Day. LUV sponsors march for 19 year old vote. Yench fired as Oredigger editor. Application for AWS chairmanships now open.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 75, issue 33, 1971 January 13
Clergy Counseling Service offers abortion assistance. ACLU files motions on behalf of “Arrow”. Guys and Dolls, Dorothy Nelson highlight AWS Women’s Days. Adler speaks tonight.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 75, issue 37, 1971 January 22
Rice seminar hosts Civil Rights reps. Argentine student leaders arrive for three week look at US culture. Mitchell names “Mrs. DU” for ’71; AWS announces election results. Chancellor Crowther visits.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 75, issue 38, 1971 January 25
Nelson highlights AWS week finale. Organizers look for student aides; Argentine group due Thursday. Steering committee seats first members on AUPB. Attorney General panned in lawyer poll; Gallup finds Ralph Nader “most popular”.
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