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Other Benefits
The participants also receive
counseling and guidance services
and attend a wide range of cultural
activities.
The ultimate goal of the program
is to motivate Upward Bound
students, who are generally poor
readers, by saturating them with a
wide selection of paperbacks,
books, and magazines of all kinds.
Elections to various posts in the
IFC are held next Monday. Open
are three positions on the Committee
on Fraternities, two positions
on the Governing Board, and two
on the Rush Board.
At the President's Council
Meeting at 4:30 p.m. in the
Informal Lounge of Newcomb Hall,
one representative to the Committee
on Fraternities will be elected.
Candidates must be the president of
a house.
At the regular IFC meeting at
7:30 Monday night, elections will
be held for the other positions.
Qualifications for the Committee
on Fraternities representatives
are that they be third-year. Governing
Board representatives can be
any second or third-year men who
have been or are Committee chairmen
or IFC representatives.
Bob Fisher, IFC President, commented
on the gravity of the
elections by saying, "These elections
are very important for the
conduction of IFC activities for the
remainder of this semester and next
semester.
"The work load handled by each
of these bodies has increased
greatly over the past year, and it is
essential that interested and capable
persons be elected."
| The Cavalier daily. Friday, May 2, 1969 | |