we cmuBi^ no FEBRUARY 5, 1969 MONTREAT-ANDERSOIM COl.LEGE by C.B.S. Once again the post-semester southern migration to Montreat runs its' course and all the good sheep are back in the fold. We are also back in the harness plowing the fertile fields of yet another semester. For some, though, its' been no yoke. Many a wool gathering, sheepish fellow has been led to slaughter and been sheared by the faculty sheperds of Montreat. This is obvious by the number of new faces and the lack of the old. It is as simple as cause and effect. Many have reaped what was sown and are now nowhere to be seen. Well, "that's life, that's what all the people say," and will be saying again when they're riding high in April and shot down in May when the secon semester grades hit the fan. "When will they ever learn", that's what all the faculty say. | for one won't, not until they do away with tomorrow at least. For those of us that have been fortunate to survive the Harvest of the first semester there's a problem. For those of us that have escaped the professors' sickle and hove made it through the academic threshing machine that separates the chaff from the wheat, there is still the sober contention of readjusting to the Montreat way of life. etl/iS As the newly elected President of the C.U.A.B. I find myself faced with a bevy of responsibilities. The President of the College Union Activities Board must serve as a representative to legislature and is also a member of the Board of Governors and Programming Board of the C.U.A.B. The Board of Governors is a cross-section of the student body and faculty of Montreat and is in charge of any changes or revisions in the policies of the C.U.A.B. The Programming Board is comprised of all of the chairmen of the standing committees in the C.U.A.B. This board is responsible for planning and performing the activities planned by the committees. The duties are many but I feel that with the help and support of the student body that I can perform them. We at the C.U.A.B. are looking forward to a good and prosperous year at Montreat with your support. ^ I would like to take this opportunity to thank the students here at Montreat who supported me in the recent freshman presidential election. I appreciate very much the faith you have placed in me by electing me your freshman president. There are a few problems here, such as the heavy restrictions placed on women students and our out-dated drinking rule, that I believe demand immediate attention, and I plan to see what I can do about getting a few changes made in these regulations. I want to thank you again and ask you one more favor. If you, as freshmen, see any rule or regulation that you feel needs changing, please come to me and tell me about it. I am in room 111 in Howerton Hall, and I will be more than happy to talk to you at any time. It is my job as your president to work for you, but more important, I want to work with you to form a better Montreat. Together we can do itl Wayne Tarrant ^ On January 29, 1969, the student legislature met with the new dorm representatives for the student legislature included. It was discussed in legislature that students should be on the Admissions Committee, a boy and a girl. The Executive Committee would choose four qualified students and the student body voting on these four will choose two. These students would be the voice for the students to the Admissions Committee. For new business it was brought to the attention of the legislature that the religious activities committee has met and discussed the possibility of no required church. The student convocation has been discontinued on Thursdays and will alternate with college convocations. There will be still six cuts given, but this semester they will give you campus if you cut one cut too much. Students will report their attendance in the same porcedure and the dorm representitives will pick up these sheets. These representitives will post every week how many cuts each student has. Gayle Granger brought up before legislature the possibility of girls being allowed to wear slacks and shorts to meals except Sunday.

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