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"USC receives about five times
tle amount of money we had (for
Student Union operations) at
Georgia Tech," David Ness, new
director of the Student Union, said.
Ness said that one of his goals at
USC would be to expand the
programs and facilities of the
Union. "I'd like to see more
programs established with
academic departments and other
campus organizations," Ness said.
"Successful unions are a team
effort," he said. "When we get the
students, staff and faculty working
together, we will accomplish a
lot."
While serving as program
director of the student union at
Georgia Tech, Ness said the
number of programs offered by the
union grew from 50 to over 400.
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"Outdoor recreation is really big,"
he said. "I helped initiate a lot of
the programs there. Right now we
send out two or three groups every
weekend. They don't all do the
same thing. We may have some
camping, some canoeing and some
doing something else. Columbia is
so situated as to lend itself to this
sort of thing."
Ness said that he felt the function
of the Union was "cultural,
recreational, social and
educational. I feel that when you
come in here to read, play pool or
anything else, you're learning to
relate to people. That's an im
portant aspect of a person's
education. The benefit a person
gets from the Union depends on
how much he participates.
"I think we need to make the
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student can join the Union. If he is
really concerned and interested in
doing his share, he can rise to a
leadership position in the Union."
Ness said that he thought the
facilities at Bell Camp held a lot of
potential for some of the programs
he would like to see established.
"Bell Camp has some great
possibilities. We could use it for a
training ground for some to the
outdoor recreation programs. And,
there's a lot of room for ex
pansion."
Ness said that he looked forward
to assuming his position Jan. 1.
"I've always been interested in
being a union director," he said. "I
came and met the people, and
looking the situation over, I felt the
opportunity for personal growth
and what I could do for the union
was outstanding."
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Population survey
This is a survey to see how aware college students are
concerning the population problem:
1. Do you recognize the problems of over-population?
2. Should the United States control the rate of growth in
the national population?
3. Have you thought of limiting your family?
4. Do you feel that the tax laws should favor small
families as opposed to the present system of favoring
the "'more the merrier"' policy?
5. Should there be a world limit?
6. Do you think the world can substain the requirements
of an unlimited population?
Please answer and turn in this survey at your dorms'
main desks or the Information Desk on the orst floor of
Russell House.
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