FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1960
80 Coeds Surveyed
On Junior Residents
By POLLY DRANOV
First of a Series
Reorganization has become prevalent in almost every
phase of campus life this year.
One of the largest reorganization processes undertaken
has been the community living plan introduced in most
residence areas. In a series co
the Daily Collegian, students at:
feeted by the new system will
give their opinions on community
living.
Yesterday approximately BO
coeds gave their opinions on the
junior resident plan, part of the
overall community living pro
gram.
Of the coeds interviewed. about
92 per cent knew who their jun
ior residents were. Mast of the
girls 72 per cent had had
some contact with their junior
residents, mostly through floor
meetings.
About 18 per cent of the coeds
said that they had no contact
with their junior resident in her
official capacity.
A large proportion of the
girls 68 per cent said they
had observed their junior resi
dents performing certain duties
in the residence halls, citing the
maintenance of quiet hours and
explanation of signing in and
signing out procedures as ex
amples.
In discussing the beneficial as
pects of the program the opinions
varied widely. Among sorority
girls, enthusiasm for it generally
ran low. They said that independ
ents might be more affected by
the program and thus would get
more out of it than sorority girls.
In ouestioning the independ
ents of upper 'lass standing, it
was found that many of them felt
the program would be useful to
freshman but would not be of
much heln to upperclasswomen.
About 26 per cent of the coeds
questioned gave a flat "no" an
swer to the question, "Do you
think this program is benefi
cial to the individual girl'?"
Those in favor of the program.
said that airing complaints to'
junior residents was less diificult
than approaching the senior res
idents or hostesses. Another fa-
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articles based on surveys by
vocable aspect of the program ac
cording to the girls interviewed
was the availability of someone
to clarify procedural rules im
mediately.
An overwhelming majority of
the coeds questioned said they
did not think the program im
posed any restrictions on the in
dividual girls. The 8 per cent of
girls who did think that restric
tion would result felt that jun
ior residents would attempt to
expect too much a control on
their groups.
Most of the girls interviewed
had only a vague knowledge of
how the program• operates.
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New 'Leaders'
To Be Chosen
For Orientation
All students wishing to partici
pate in future Orientation Week
programs must now apply for the
position through the Orientation
Week committee.
This revision of the former ,
counselor-selection procedure in,
which only students selected from
hat societies and by special recom
mendation could participate, was.
;announced yesterday by Barbara
!Hackman and Marianne Ellis.
;Orientation program co-chairmen.
Under the new plan, any stu
dent may apply for a post as an
;Orientation Leader, which the
!former "counselors" will now be
!called or as a chairman or mem
ber of numerous committees
formed for Orientation events.
Applications for participants in
spring Orientation Week to be
held Jan. 30 to Feb. 3, 1961, are
available today at the Hetzel
Union desk. Forms must be re
turned to the HUB desk by Nov.
30.
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The 1960 La Vie received a top
rating of "Excellent" in the judg
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Mo,
In a judging conducted by As
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awarded a Second Class Honor
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