Student government -- Elections
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
The Denver Clarion, vol. 31, issue 28, 1955 May 13
Ken Furman (Arts and Sciences), Jack Deter (Bizad), and Harold Sparks (Engineering) were elected presidents of their respective colleges in the all school elections; vote is smallest in years. Norma Jean Carpenter is the new Arts and Sciences secretary. United Fund Drive closes 1955 campaign with $1,264 total. Students apply for place on new Publications Board. 1955 Leadership conference at Pinecrest.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 38, issue 51, 1962 May 11
All Students Vote Today – Campaigning Ends with Few Battles. Sorority Taps Frosh Coeds With Grades. Harold C. Petrowitz to Replace Promoted Law Professor Linn. In Closed Senate Session – BoPub Applications Reopened. AWS Sponsors Crystal Viewing. School Given Famed Bible.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 69, issue 42, 1965 April 9
Petition Circulating; Elections Loom Closer. Little Contact Lens, Where Are You? Hoidahl’s Survey: Class Government Exhibits Potential. Serling Points to Union Progress. Student Senate – Try at BoPub Control Fails. Editorships. Camp Counselors.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 69, issue 46, 1965 April 23
Bo Pub Determinations: Hoyt, Malmberg Editors for 1965-66. Elections Today for 40 Posts. May Days – Activities Ready to Commence. Referendum. Dance.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 72, issue 46, 1968 April 16
Voting for referendums. Student Senate committee issues report on role of student in DU government., Chancellor denies charges FBI interference on campus. BoPub chooses ’68-’69 editors. Five vie for engineer queen.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 80, issue 80, 1976 April 23
Factors Prevent Smooth Ordering. Univ. Lecture Given. Election Injunctured. AUPB Selections: Kleinkopf Named. Korbel Discusses Détente. Spring Carnival Starts Tomorrow.