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Senate Probes

Voluntary PE

By Rick signoretti
The Student Senate, by way of
the Instruction committee, is in-
vestigating the possibility of
voluntary physical education. The
senate representatives on the In-
struction committee will also be
investigating the general proce-
dure for increasing course offer-
ings on campus.
Since many students have com-
plained about the book buy-back
policy, the senate recently in-
stituted a book exchange program.
A bulletin board area has been
designated for this purpose on
the north side of the bookstore
and students may advertise their
book exchange on 3 x 5 cards.
On behalf of students who are
dieting the senate has arranged
for a diet food plate and a diet
soft drink from Vencoa.
The senate also is investigat-
ing the sale on campus of news-
papers such as the Free Press,
The Los Angeles Times, and the Ji II Bedford takes a bow as she rides past the crowd in the parade that preceded the crowning of Home-
Los Angeles Herald Examiner.
coming Queen. Pep Squad (left) led the cheers.
Hopefully, their sale will be per-
1;pitted soon. Vets Club
The Student Senate is con-
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cerned with student opinion and
suggestions and has ordered rules, and benefits and pass it
three additional suggestion box- on.
es. These will be placed in the Most vets, including singlPs
quad and IRC areas and will be living on GI benefits, are quali-
clearly marked. You are invited fied to receive additional count v
to voice your ideas and opinions. and state benefits such as fooci
Last year two ping-pong tables stamps and medical and dental
were purchased for __ stud1=mts. assistance. All you need know is
This activity was an immense where and how to get them~ ·
success and the senate has auth- One of the · club's objectives
orized puchase of two additional is to boost passage of two vet-
tables. since most of the night erans bills now pending in Con-
students a·r e unable ti attend gress. Present law requires vets
social activities conducted in to complete their educations
the daytime, the ping-pong tables eight years from discharge date.
off er some enjoyment and a break The Veterans club believes
from the academic grind. this puts an unnecessary dead-
The forming of a closed-cir- line on the vet who might not be
cuit on - c am pus broadcasting able to get himself together for a
station is being researched by while after getting out of service.
the senate. The station would The most vital is House bill
play music, make social activi- 8330 which w o u 1 d remove the
ties announcements, and offer eight-year time limit, thus elim-
student advertising. inating the present VA philosophy
Toni Ingram, the AWS re pre- of ''Hurry up and use it before
sentati ve on the senate, is or- you lose it."
ganizing powder-puff football Senate bill 147 would extend
games. Women students interested the eight-year limit to 12 years.
in participating are asked to con- The club wishes to thank all
tact her , who made last week's petition
- To assist the student body in drive a success. More than 300
gaining a knowledge of student signatures were collected. The
government operations. the sen- petition urging passage of the Sandy Grant, a bonnie COC coed, danced a highianltling to sP,irite~
ate will soon install an informa- bills now goes to legislators. wailing by bag~ipers Chris Carson and Brian Wilcher.
tion table in the quad area. This In addition to regularly sched-
table will be staffed by Student uled meetings, the club plans Homecoming that stage of the game were
Senate members. You are invited social events, acquisition of dis- leading 13-,--3.
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to meet them and ask questions. counts from local merchants, an One unscheduled act r:e-
Free coffee, punch, and donuts emergency loan fund, and more. ed Student Body president, an- mained, . h9wever. As· the game
will be available. See Curt Davis or one of the nounced the winner. As the warm enc:Ied, ( , BiCKL!P : tru.ck swung in
Student Senate meetings are club's officers--Dave Petrie, act- night air ex pl oded in pyrotech- front ofth~ crnwd transporting
held every MondaJ from noon to ting Qresident; Chuck Crawley, niques, the band played "Auld still an6th~r queen, "Miss Re.:
1 o'clock in the Board Room lo- John Gilbert, or Royce Jones--for Lang Syne". ject of 1930, ,·, cari'catured by .
cated in the Administration build- membership or additional infor- More than one damp eye was Charlie Tripp in drag. ·
ing. Everyone is invited. mation. wiped dry,_ among them that of Hewas escorted by Jim Ver-
Miss Nocciolo who was moved to ricker and Steve Lough dressed
Scholarship show potential in his or her shed a tear or two of happiness. in the style of Chicagoland
type mobsters, tommyguns and
Final scheduled act in the
(Cont'd. from Page 2) chosen career field, have a half-time program was presenta- all. .
yon Mo9se Scholarship for $250. high citizenship rating, and be tion of the William G. Bonelli The Homecoming Queen and
This scholarship is available in financial need. Although the scholarships to student body her court topped ·of' the' rnemo- ·
to a student in a vocational student does not need a 3.0 presidents of Hart High and Can- rable night · with a post-game
(non-transferable) program only. grade point average, he must yon High, but the ritual was dinner at the Backwoods Inn,·
The student to qualify must live in the Santa Clarita Com- cut short by the reappearance courtesy of the ASB. ·
have completed 24 units at COC, munity College district. of the charging Cougars who at Good show,everyone.