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Dean Jeffers Dean Jeffers sits with the A.S.U.I. executive board as advisory counsel. He makes suggestions, gives advice only when he feels it is absolutely necessary.
Executive Board Controversial matters have kept the Executive Board extraordinarily occupied this year. Notable among these have been the investigation of honoraries and the squabble over freshman class officers. Regular duties under the constitution are control of A.S.U.I. funds and property; having charge of the A.S. .I. departments as provided in the by-laws; making temporary appointments to fill vacancies in student offices; levying student assessments and approving expenditure from the funds thus created; supervising stu-
dent body, class and organization functions; granting路 A.S.U. I. awards; regulating all matters of advertising of student activities; and all other duties which shall be necessary and proper to its function. Nine members trom the incoming junior and senior classes are elected by the student body at the annual 1ay elections. Proportional representation system of voting is used to guarantee representation of minority parties. The president is a member ex-officio, making up the regular membership of ten.