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For the past few months rsities responsibilities or more realistically years. are to US concerning reSid- the guys that live in Memor- ence life. The latter part ial Hall have been beefing of the meeting dealt with about the poor living Condi— the physical conditions

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. tions we are subjected to. Of Memorial Hall and this This past week’things have discussion paved the way ' 5‘“ come to a head as a result for the House meeting the t' 4 l of two meetings held in next evening.

Memorial's Lounge, the first The House got together, -on Wed. evening with Marion Thursday, and asga group

Morrison and Pat Donahoe drew up a list of priorities »

of Student Services; amd the concerning, things that I

second, a house meeting on should be changed. In decen-

Thursday evening to try ding order these were:

and decide what measures

We could draw up to try and 1/ Get the Student Union \ . ‘ / g

improve our "sweet h0me"- out of Memorial's basement i j g The first meeting was by’Sept.75 ' U Ill l A ‘

intended to discuss reside— ‘ l ‘

me life in general, and 2/ Install laundry facilities

to try and dafine What we 3/ Install a kitchen

fix the showers and have electrical outlets installed» near the mirrors 5/ Change the location of the TVproom, move the mail—. boxes from Main to Memorial ‘and repair 3rd floor's heating. All of these recom-> endations were voted on and carried. we want the Student Union offices relocated ~ elsewhere to open up badly needed space for study, ‘ , laundry facilities etc. The runiversity should be respon— sible for relocatinggthe un— ion. ' ‘

The other recommendations are designed to try and bring us closer to par with Bernadine and Marian's liv— ing standards. We pay just” as much as they do and it» stands to reason that we“ should expect just as much as they get. Equality is our beef and on Monday at

73:00 pm we meet with Jim ~ Griffith, Director of Stud— ent Services, to dicuss our demands. There is not one

the students fe61 the unive- 4/ Install public telephones

and efficiently. We'll see what happens!?

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