Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell

SAB revises
dance policy
Bjr Cticr.c Soiled
Tl« new lliuCcn Activitiu Boan]
(SAB) daacc nila created lau
•raicilcr after Mortc Carlo Nighl in
April will continue u be in cffccl Cot
u Ida die nc» . luce.
The danrc will end at 10:30 and •
no-juai poll^ will be olxcrved.
Pltviou dun* hire ended at II and
uudcou have tern allixvnj to bring
plan fiun other Khcols.
"Alter icwre dmdant and Kcurily
problems u Mow Cirlo NiEhl. you
can't really blame than (the admiontnlioo)
for laying that vre cat't
have piou." stated Cigi Kaa. SAB
dance commiuioaer.
Katt added that it aaj alwayt been
atab.it San Fnnciico School Board
policy to let dances last iny later than
10.
Dean Poulakida). SAB chairman,
commented. "One of the main
reasons for the no-ffucst rule is that
most of die problems U-M we've had
at past dances arose from guests."
"Many students have been upset
with the new rules." Hated
V^ophomorc Ashley Boyd.
Sophomore Vivian yee elaborated.
"It's not the unj when in* dams
art with iV same people you ice
every et we don't
even get a nermaMucd room."
respuraded SAB Chairpenon Dean
PoulaVklav
Cs it essential that the rooms be IUcC
a* classroom?
"This b highly desirable." co*nmett^d
Fibuh.
"...whenever difficJiics ariw.
•tudent gmcrnment bat the top of the
I'U 'o get pushed around. Yet 1 do
ruli/c that the main focus of an
audemic education is to learn. In thb
light, we mutt concede the
looms..." stated Aviv Laurence.
Lowell Executive Counrl iLEC)
chairpenon.
Co.ernmc t meeting are now being
held in room 254 and room 260.
"If all we are doing w^s having
meeting*, the situation would be
O.K.. but because we do so much
more. Jxr situation i* terrible." uaicd
Poulakidu.
\Vhen askod if there will be another
executive student government room.
LEC spomor Cart Kcmg replied.
"Not for J long time."
"Ti\e 2 lh From
Coast-to-Coast
Jeni i Moo
'It's Fresh'
for freshmen
By Melank Montercnie
A bout 250 freshmen attended their
first -lance, "It's Fresh." sponsored
by th; Lowell Executive Council
(LEO on September IS in the
cafeteria.
AtthesrajioruV'lancc. ooly »
few fresftnxo were piacnt. "So far.
the dance tti&'a because no rreshmen
ire here." oared freshnuu Coond
Chu.
"If more people showed up and if
people bad more spirit, it would have
been a great opening freshman
dance." expressed freshman Eva
Burchard.
Aviv Launnce, LEC Chairperson,
mewtonct' that the dance was ju« an
**. .. informal get-together to liven
up the spiril of ihc Clas* of *(K "
The iafomultry of the dance was
viiibtc tn l):al the LEC provided free
drinks instead of telling them, held
th: dance in the afternoon, ana
prepared the music.
Th: musk; played inclu-kd songs
fiom the Untouchables. a-Ha.
Wham!. B-52's. and Princt.
"If you could dance u> the nnuic.
it (the dunce) wwJd have been better.
. ." stated freshman Dark-lie
"People kept coining and going.
but at the end of the dance. I w as gbd
to see that there were much mots
freshmen." announced freshman
Alexander B. Chan.
Near the conclusion of the dance,
there was an tirMftoal class chant.
"It's Froh" was the second dance
in Lowell binary to welcome the new
FrcsLman Class. Preparations for the
dance began on September 5.
**The effort of the sophomore end
upperclassci (in organizing the dance)
was grea !'* exclaimed Burchard.
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