Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell

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GOVERNMENf:
Student officers
working together
BTJUOB Mints
Optimism concerning the jw
ahead uimt to be • feeling shared
by the chain of each of the four
governing boards at Lowell. The
chain this >ear wUI be worklnt
together as a tetm. uniting the
boards In every way possible.
"Wi'rt gotsg to raak* things hipa."
dedarti Dan Htrrio.'toci.
UC chair. _
"We're not golag to go through
the Tear waiting for thtafi to hap*
pen.** assured Dan Harrington,
president of the Lowell Rxccutive
Council (LEO- "Were going lo
m*ke things happen.**
Sabrloa Gee. Board ol Clau Officers
(BCO) chair, carair.er.ted on
the reasons for the recent op*
Urolsra. "Before. It was the LEC
w. the SAB. the BSCS vs. the
BCO, In a competition to tee
. -which wai the better board. Thi.
year, we're going to come
together."
This year we arc going lo come!
totether.** stated Sabrina Gee. j
I BCO chair. I
Gee It prow* of tome ot th. lm>
pravtnunu being made irlthlo
• student govtrnmcnl. and cs?cciaV
h/ proud ol lomcthlng which has
been la the making for qutte sonw.
tiaw now: i. better orientation day.
Thb year, the orientation w«
organized by student government.
• not by the faculty.
"We had really hoped (or a bet-
V lex freshman r-rientitVwi this j«»r.
aad w« definitely iccoraplHhed
ihai. Wff crtD had aiptxlal tculoD
.tor transfer students, realizing
. larl they too are often 'lost' al the
J - beginning of iehfl**l •**
, Duk-hl Yoo. Board for School
and Community Service! (BSCS)
; chair, shared Gee's enthusiasm.
' .. 1 dtldg thai many officers hare put
'- . tn'i graat deal of time this year. In
V, ' crder to orgmnht events cftkknt*
J- : . -I'm real hippy that the chain
- f of tbe SCO. Ihc BSCS. the SAB
> _'• and iht LEC. and alt the dass c(-
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