TUESDAY. APRIL 12. 1
WSGA
Reorga
The Women’s Sti
a weekend retreat al
organization of WSG
They will also m;
their function of help
Under reorganization
the main problems to
sidered is the fate of
man council under the
intergrating freshman v.
class women in the
halls. Margaret R
WSGA Senate preside]
The council is mac
the presidents and vi
denis of the freshman
halls. They discuss
problems relating to their ad
justment to University living.
Rlarjorie Ganter, chairman of
freshman council, said hat Doro
thy J. Lapp, dean of women, seems
to be in favor of freshman and
upperclass women shtring the
governing positions in residence
halls. However, Miss Ganter said,
Dean Lipp had not yet decided
on the governing system of the
halls under integrated women’s
living.
Miss Ganter feels that retain
ing the freshman council is neces
saiy so that freshman leadership
spirit will not be stifled and also
fieshman problems could be
solved.
She said that freshman council
wa 3 considering a plan requiring
a certain percentage of residence
hall leaders to be freshmen when
the integrated system goes into
effect
Mbs McPherson said that
WSGA must also consider what
their place as a rule making
body will be when co-educa
tional living goes into effect.
Since the men's judicial body
is Off-Campus Tribunal while
the women's judicial body is
WSGA Judicial Board a re-
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Miss McPheison also suggested
that perhaps WSGA could be re- :
organized to make the presidents
of all residence halls into a rule
making body. t
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freshman
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discuss placing the emphasis of
the organization on activities such;
as a Women’s W'eek which would [
show women what their relation-!
ship is to college and the com- 1
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