query shows < C ontimied from page three) vice, however, was well re'eognized 1 b> niost of the returns. An answer: of “Yes" was made on this point: ir> reply to a question “If you are in favor of an increase in student representation do you feel that faculty counsel and advisory aid is understood to be imperative for t1Te successful guidance of student affairs?" Students Are Mature An indication of this belief in their own maturity was clearly stated in the large majority af firmative answer to the questions “Do you feel that men and women of college age are old enough and possess the sound judgment re quired for the administration of student affairs?” and “Do you view student government adminis tered by the students as ones of the aims and purposes of a liberal college education?” In order to aid in the under standing they desire, the cross section opinion showed that more information {is to just what the boards were actually doing was needed by the students. Majority answer to the question “Do you feel the students of the University of Oregon are completely informed as<«k> the proposals and decisions 'Exam Week' Theme Of Radio Variety Show Last Wednesday night’s Campus Variety show, a bi-weekly program broadcast over KOAC and KEX, featured examination week as its format theme. Script was written by Ted Loud, with Bob Moran, Paul Marcotte, John MacDonald, Jo Schulberg and Sue Welch in the cast. Ted Hallock and band played “Perdido,” “Kansas City Moods”1 and accompanied Sue Welch on “Come to Baby Do.” The Chi Omega trio sang “Manhattan Ser enade” and Mike Mikshe sang “I’m A Shy Guy.” VEJERANS TOLD (Continued from page four) trar’s office is printing the sched ule changes for spring term and will make them available to stu dents on the second floor of John son hall immediately. Before registration students are asked to make arrangements at the registrar’s office for apy change of name as these revisions cannot be made on registration day. i:-1 JEWELRY is always a welcome gift. May we suggest our _ * Rings * Bracelets * Watches * Necklaces Duck Charms $1.00 including' tax ‘ffiiisioMfe JEWELRY STORE 620 Willamette EUGENE HARDWARE “EVERYTHING IN —^ HARDWARE” 93 E. Broadway Ph. 670 before the various campus boards?” was “No.” A following question was worded to discover how this information may be brought to the students and met with divided response. The | question was “Do you favor the I publishing of all minutes of the j athletic, educational activities : boards and the student affairs and I student disciplinary meetings?” In , reply the majority answer was Yes, all but the disciplinary com mittee.” There was unqualified "Yes,” however, to another means of in 1 forming students stated in the question “Do you favor the pub lishing of the annual books of the University dormitories and halls?. The itemizing of the individual annual student breakage fee?” 'W * Only'/ down \ HOLDS YOUR NEW SPRING COAT OR SUIT NOW... TAKE UNTIL APRIL S TO PAY! *475 EACH OTHERS *24 EACH Yes! At Wards you can select now— „ pay gradually—and by April 8th your outfit's paid for—just when you need [ it! Start with a suit—in creamy soft wool—in a sun-bright color. Then, at the same price, choose a wool topper, chesterfield or fitted coat to match! Sizes 10-20. (P. S. They’re all straight from New York ir: our wonderful new Spring collection!) ont&omeryWard