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Student Senate The Student Senate was established with the following goals: promoting stu-dent's rights, aiding in unifying the stu-dent body, establishing a spirit of co-operati on between facu Ity and students, and providing educational activities for students. This year, Student Senate has been in-volved in a variety of activities. They made the Community Concert Series a-vailable (admission free) to BJC stu-dents and joined the N. D. Student As-sociation. The Senate sponsored "Homecoming", II Frost Festival II , free movies, and dances. They also helped plan the new Student Union and decide the II fate II of the Ann u a I and Debate Club. Other accomplishments are: for-mulating a teacher evaluation, working toward exemption for 4.0 students on final tests, buying a I bum s for the li-brary, providing $400 in scholarships, arranging blood donations on campus, and promoting several joint activities with Mary College. Student Senate has approximately 19 members, of which 16 are Senators-at- Large and three are officers. The of-ficers are: koss Rolshoven, President; Randy Case, V ice - Pre sid en t; and Barbara Stewart, Secretary. BACK ROW: Greg Oswald, Darrel Anderson, Kevin Hessinger, Rick Beierle, and RossRolshoven. SECOND ROW: Randy Case, Jeff Wachter, Rich Karlgaard, Steve Luther, Pat Hagarty, Jean Miller, Valerie Masad, and Deb Dewalt. KNEELING: Tim Dailey, Barb Stewart, Todd Link, and Rick Werre. 8