University of Denver. Publications Board

Bo Pub Determinations: Hoyt, Malmberg Editors for 1965-66. Elections Today for 40 Posts. May Days – Activities Ready to Commence. Referendum. Dance.

Alter Names New Faculty. Applications Open. IFC President Defines Fraternity Purpose in Producing Better Man. Senate Meeting – BOP Members Selected. CU-DU Teach-In Under Discussion for Next Friday.

Senate Completes BoPub Vacancies. Substitute for Empire – Boulding Attacks Imperialism Problem. Traffic Problem Not “Ripe” DU Safety Committee Told.

Plans for “Free University” Revealed by Student “Y”. Liberalized Regulations Formulated for Housing. Convention Planned – SDS Outlines Student Rights Bill. Bad Food Service At Halls Criticized. Senate, Board of Publications Form Committees to Recommend Revisions.

Voting for referendums. Student Senate committee issues report on role of student in DU government., Chancellor denies charges FBI interference on campus. BoPub chooses ’68-’69 editors. Five vie for engineer queen.

Senate wants students on Trustee committee. Testimony on swearing given in Union-University legal battle. Cooper, Ryden, Mitchell involved in hoax. Seniors, juniors to pre-register first for autumn quarter. Senate finance sets Friday budget deadline. 3 BoPub positions to be filled tonight.

Conduct decision held up ‘til Trustee meeting Tuesday. Student Life to include student reps. Senate names BoPub, asks for 3.2 beer. Ford Foundation gives $200,000 to International Studies School.

Opinion conflicts divide AUSA Senate meeting. Referendum for extension of Senators’ terms called. 400 signatures force reapportionment vote. Dick Gregory possible for Strike appearance. Group dynamics theme of Leader Conference. BoPub opens applications.

Willson discusses “annual” hikes. Referendum defeated, elections scheduled. Europe program planned. Fast march planned. Student strike receives half-hearted support. BoPub opens applications.

Gill resigns at Clarion editor. Soviet Embassy official outlines USSR policies. Massachusetts Viet Nam Bill sets unprecedented opposition to war. Positions open for ’70-’71 publications.