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said the Senate's main problem was elitism. He said about five people actually run it, and the senate was trying to find ways to get more people involved.
Awbrey said there was also a critical lack of communication between students and their senators. He said the Student Senate had been involving itself with abstract ideas, such as Vietnam and racism, but more concrete ideas are needed because most students were more interested in immediate campus issues, such as dorm hours, cigarette machines and beer on campus.
"The Student Senate must be able to relate to the students," Awbrey said. "If the Student Senate does not concern itself with problems of the student, other groups will, causing alternative campus societies."
Awbrey foresees the Student Senate evolving into an investigative body. He said students would take a larger role in the University Senate in future years.
"Students must initiate change," Awbrey said, "because the faculty doesn't have many new ideas."
Awbrey said the Student Senate needed to work toward closing the gap between the academic and social life of the student by becoming more involved in non-academic issues.
Both Awbrey and George believed that this initial year would be the hardest for the Student Senate, because problems would have to be ironed out. However, both were optimistic about the success of the Student Senate,
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