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Show 19 Dr. Daryl Chase, president of Utah State University gQVe us a very interesting ha If hour in January. Dr. Chase discussed the ro Ie of the University-s recently established center for the study of the causes of war and conditions for peace. I Came lot I ca lied lithe most beautifu I musica I love story' ever written n, was shown, February 14, V-JJentines Day, for the U.N. Association's annual finance drive. The drive is aimed at fulfilling the committment of the U.N. Association to support financially the Model United Nations Assembly held annually on the University of Utah campus. The Vietnam dilemma got full discussion treatment in february, with two University of Utah experts presenting opposing points of view. Dr. A lfred A. Cave, associate dean of the College of letters and Science, criticized the position of the administration in the conduct of the war, wh i Ie Dr. Edwin B. Firmage, assistant professor of low, defended the war as now being waged. The meeting was designed to clarify U.S. goa Is in Vletnom and to re late problems in Southeast Asia to the role of the United Nations. Our Apri I meeting was a very interesting one. A pone I of five high schoo I students, chosen from different high schools in the So It lnke City I debated some of the problems of the world today. Each student represented a different country and answered the questions as their country would have answered them. There was also a delegation of United Notions people from the U.S.S.R., giving us their understanding of basic internotiona I issues. Due to the illness and recent death of one of our beloved members, Anna Don, I was asked to serve as United Nations chclrmcn for the remainder of the fisca I year. I have enjoyed this assignment and hope my report has been given as Anna would have given it. Sincerely hope our new United Nations ch6irman will enjoy this privilege as I have. Faye Jensen PUBUC RELATIONS First I would like to congratulate the live-wire members of all the BPW clubs in the State for the wonderful work they are doing. A glance at the press books sent to me prior to judging shows that much activity is going on in a II sections of the State. I received bulletins from the Salt Lake City and Brigham City Clubs and press books Provo, Roosevelt, Vernal, Salt Lake, Cedar City, Logan, Bountiful, Orem, and Price Clubs. This is wonderful, and I must say that I'm glad I'm not the iudga because they are a II so exce Ilent from Sugar House, • I say they are live-wire members because, to make All Systems GO, we must have intricate system of wiring to ho ld a II the parts together and to send the messages to the proper channels. In this day and age, communlcofions become more important than ever because there has never been such an upsurge in ways of communicating our thoughts and activities as there is now. an Each club, being made lip ·of professional and business women who are tfe backbone of the society in a given town, has a responsibility to raise the standards of that town or city, and the many and varied pro [ects of the BP\tV Clubs in the State show that we are raising those standards. . May we wish each and every one of you an interesting and profitable time at the 8F'V\! Convention and a very newswrothy year to come. |
