ACAVEMIC-PROFESSIONAL, COMMUNICATIONS ENTERTAINMENT, SERVICE

MEVITATION, ETHNIC HONORARIES, POLITICAL UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT

SOCIAL AcnON, RELIGIOUS PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES & SORORITIES

SOCIAL FRATERNITIES & SORORITIES

COMPILEV BY STUVENT ACTIVITIES COUNSELING

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A SYNOPSIS OF THE PURPOSE ANV ACTIVITIES OF VARIOUS CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS.

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The Register of Student Organizations is compiled annually (with quarterly addendums) by the Student Activities Counseling Office. ·The purpose of the Register is to better acquaint the University community with some of the 180 recognized campus organizations. Following each organization's name is a brief synopsis of the particular group's purposes and goals. Included in many of the synopsis' is a mailbox and/or telephone .number which may be used to contact the group.

If your group was not included in this· quarter's register, submit a short synopsis of your organization's purposes and goals to Rick Earnest.in the Student Activities Counseling Office, 351 Student Center Building, so that this information may be

. included in the quarterly addendum.

If you are interested in jOlnlng a group or wish more information on a group not listed in the Register please stop by the Student Activities Counseling Office, Room 351 Student Center Building or call577-3444.

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Affiliation of Concerned Business Students - An organization of business students concerned with ?romoting an awareness of the social responsibility of the business community through speaker engagements, seminars s and research projects. 328 Prentis Bldg. 577-4515

Alpha Gamma Delta - To cultivate friendships with a group of girls with varied interests s doing charitable work as well as having fun particpating in s(icial activities. Call Sue t-iichaels at 778-2036 s or put a note in box 4 Student Center Bldg.

Alpha Kappa Delta - Membership to Alpha I~ppa Delta is limited to with superior scholarship and serious interest in sociology. undergraduates are united with graduate students and faculty an organization which is both an honor society and a working people all devoted to the science of sociology.

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Alpha Sigma Tau Social So~ority - To promote friendship and sisterhood among young women at H.S.U. Functions include diverse social activities accompanied with scholastic benefits and a social service project for emotionally disturbed and deprived children. ~~ilbox #19~ Student Ctr. Bldg.

American Institute of Chemical Engineers - To encourage the professional development of Chemical Engineers nationwide~ by the distribution of professional contacts, information, and plant tours. 654 Putnam, 577-3831

American Institute of Industrial Engineers - to p~b~te the profession of Industrial Engineering through a futhering of the educational and social perspectives of industrial engineering students. 640 Putnam, 577-4848

American Society of Civil Engineers - To promote the professional, teehnical and social activities of the Civil Engineering profession.

Association of Black Business Students - To provide job placement, turorial service, seminars and tours for business students at W.S.U. 7 Prentis Bldg. 577-3427

Association of ljlomen Hedical Students - To give information and support to Women seeking a Hedical career and to those already involved in one through lectures, workshopss and community activities. 3278 Scott Hall

ASTRO-SIP - Senior Intensified Program. Career education program for Detroit 'high school seniors in business and distributive education. SIP provides typing services at reasonable rates. Contact 577-1344 for further information Room 380, Education Building.

Bahai Club - To introduce interested persons to the basic tenets of the Bahai Faith and promote the elimination of all social, religious and racial prejudice. Bahai Information no. 372-1656.

Beta Alpha - To prepare accounting and finance students for the business world and to provide a social organization inclusive of professional programs, counseling and outings, 300 Prentis Bldg. 577-4488.

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Black Legal P~liance - To support and promote the professional needs and goals of Black American Law students and to instill in the Black Attorney and Law student a greater awareness of and commitment to the needs of the Black community. Rm 236 Law School~ 577-3971

Chateau 633 f~Zormerly Delta Chi) - Under the auspices of past chapter members Delta Chi, Chateau 633 provides good convenient residence and fellowship for the Wayne State student who wishes to live and study on Wayne's campus.

Chi Epsilon - To place a mark of di~tinction upon the student of Civil Engineering ~mo examplifies the four traits of the successful engineer, the cornerstones upon 't'ihich Chi Epsilon is Founded~ Scholarship, Character, practicality and sociability.

Christian Science Organization - To elevate the level of thinking in the academic community to a better understanding of moral and spiritual values and o~ Godvs healing power. 692 Student Center Bldg. 577-3466.

Committee to Defend the Equal Rights Amendment - to educate people concerning the necessity of the Equal Rights Amendment; and to promote demonstrations picket lines, workshops and conferences that will help push the E.R.A. along to the ratifications needed in<four more states. Box 2, S.C.B. 873-1485 or 831-1475.

The Consumer Advisory Council - CAC is a student run organization which seeks to help the Wayne Community with consumer problems. Among other topics, we are interested in current legislation, product safety, money and banking, business attitudes, and consumer protection mechinisms. We want to help the consumer with a problem and to help the consumer learn to avoid problems.

Delta Zeta Sorority - Delta Zeta is a national, social sorority which is based on friendship. Delta ZetaVs at Wayne State actively particpate in campus and community activities. Socially, we have mixers with the fraternities on campus. Our standards program encourages individual achievement. Philanthropy and service to others, especially working with agencies concerned with speech and hearing defects. If interested in joining our circle of friendship, please contact Box 37, Student Center Bldg.

Forensic Union - An academic and social organization whose purpose is to promote and encourage speech activities, such as debate, oratory, and contest speaking. 546 Manoogian Hall, 577-2946

Friends of Progressive Labor Party - To organize students to demand equal and better education, and to support anti-racist and pro-working class struggles. 893-7015, Box 41$ Student Center Bldg.

Gay Liberation Front - To offer information and services to gay students at Wayne State University. Rap groups held every Thursday night. For more information call the Gay Switchboard at 577-3450 (6-10 PM). Box 23, Student Ctr. Bldg.

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German Cultural Club - The purpose of the club is to promote fellowship among students interested in learning about German culture. Club members are involved in German culture in both passive and active roles.

Geology Club - To provide supplemental education in geological and related sciences to interested students 9 through guest lecturers, films~ books for the depart. library~ and field trips. 201 Old Main~ 577-2506

Institute of Transportation Engineers - Student Chapter - To enhance the professional development of students in the field of transportation and traffic engineering by providing a hasis for interactions with other students with similar interests and with engineers and other professionals in this field through the Institute. The student chapter strives to maximize learning thro~gh exposure to the ideas and experiences of others and to promote the developement in its members the ability to communicate ideas. 667 lrerrick, Rm 202~ 577-3789

Israeli Student Organization of W.S.U. - To expose and introduce the Israeli culture and 'Tt7ay of life to the university students and faculty as 'tlell as the community. Dept of Biology~ W.S.U. 577-2924.

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity - is a Black social and public service fraternity, with a stress on achievement of its members in academics and general better­ment of self. The Alpha Beta Chapter was established on Wayne's campus January 279 1927 and has prospered continuosly ever since, being the first Black Fraternity on Wayne's campus while opening the gateway for similar organizations for Black students. Contact the Alpha Beta Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity at Box #54~ Student Ctr. Bldg. or call TE2-8477.

La Ley Student Assoc. - To provide recruitment to and graduation from the W.S.U. Law School of Latino students, so as to promote a better understanding of the law and its effect in the Latino community.

Library Science Student Assoc. - To promote the development of skills 9 and a sense of professionalism in the field of Librarianship. 315 Kresge Library 577-1825.

riortar Board - Senior honor society developed to encourage self-awareness among its members, to promote campus and community awareness, and to support the advancement of the status of women. Box 65~ Student Ctr. Bldg. 577-2943.

Husic Therapy Assoc. - The student Husic Therapy Assoc. brings together the students of Music Therapy, broadens the out~ook of all those interested in Music Therapy, assists students in obtaining field placement, and enriches the Music Therapy program at Wayne State University. Tim 105 t1usic :lldg. 577-3358.

National Organization for Non-Parents - To inform people that there is an alternative lifestyle when they get married - Non Parenthood. To have people question the reasons for having children, and advantages of remaining childfree. We examine how society pressures us to have children, and taxes us unfairly when we don't. We don't demand work from our members. 831-4699, Box 40, Student Ctr. Bldg.

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Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. - To promote brotherhood and service to the black community through the principles of manhood~ scholarship~ per­severence, and uplift. Box 71, 898-7718 or 864-1646

Professional Association for Career Education (PACE) - To recognize and encourage significant professional contribution to career education.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. - Our objectives are to advance the ideals of Brotherhood ans service; promote education and schoarship; develop an appreciation of Black culture; and to foster such programs as may be indicated by these objectives. Box 39~ S.C.B. 862-3823.

Pi .Theta Epsilon - An honorary professional organization of occupational therapy students in the top 35% of the class. Carries out service projects for the university and community. OT Dept •• MSB 577-1435.

Preservation Wayne - Developed to create awareness of an preserve historically and/or architecturally significant buidings in the Wayne State University area. Box 100

Sigma Gamma Rho 1!"i:s a non-profit collegiate sorority dedicated to the encourage­ment and promotion of high scholastic attainment, community service and imp~ovement of the quality of our lives and the society in ~which we live. Its slogan, IiGreater Service, Greater Progress. I; serves as a foundation for its objectives, projects and activities. Box 116. S.C.B.

Ski Team - The Wayne State University Ski Team (non-varsity) is a member of the Midwest Collegiate Ski Association. We feature cross-country and Alpine racing with both men is and ~o]omen v s teams. Box 89, S .C:B~·, 754-0967.

Society for Creative Anachronism - Our motto is nRecreate the middleages, not as they vlere, but as they should have been. II Learn the arts II crafts, dances, music; fighting and have fun doing it.

Spartacus Youth League - The Spartacus Youth League g youth section of the Spartacist League~ is a revolutionary communist organization based on the politics of Marx, Lenin',and Trotsky. We seek to win students and youth to a working-class perspective and act as an auxiliary to the class struggle opposition in the unions. The SYL/SL is a common movement struggling to build the vanguard party to lead the proletariat to the sei-zure of pm'ler.

Tau Beta Pi Association - To mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma ~1ater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as undergraduates in engineering, or by· their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering. 141 Engineering Bldg. 577-3780.

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Wayne Christian Fellewship ~ As a chapter of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship ~le have three puttposes: encouraging Christian students in personal discipleship~ sharing the good news of salvation in Jesus Christ~ increasing awareness of and providing opportunities in Christian world missions.

Wayne Society for the Arts - A service and entertainment organization to sponsor and encourage the artistic growth of Wayne State students end aspiring artists. We organize occasional coffee houses~ fi1ms~ and art fairs on campus. Box 90~ S.C.B. 577-2381.

w. S. U. Objectivists - To promote the philosophy of Objectivism through .lectures, discussions~ and exchange of reading materials. Box 22, S.CoB.

W.S.U~ Veterans Association - An organization to and fer the benefit of veterans. --:A·.'8ectai ; t:ltt!>"whick provides important information and support for the

veterans. New members are always welcome. Box 127, SoC.Bo t 577-34490

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority? Inc. - To encourage scholarship» service and sisterly love among women of the University. Box 62, SoC.B., Vicki 861-5877 •

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Affiliation of Concerned Business Students - An organization of graduate business students concerned with promoting an awareness of the social responsibility of the business community through speaker engagements, seminars~ and research projects.

Campus Crusade for Christ - to expose people to and share the message of God's Love and forgiveness; to build students in their faith and encourage growth in their relationship with Christ; to train them how to effectively develop a personal ministry of multiplying disciples. Box 65 S.C.B.

Delta Omicron - Delta Theta Chapter - International Homen's Music Fraternity. Purpose; to foster fellowship through music. Open to female music major and minors. Box 105 Music Bldg.

(French Club) Le Cere Ie Francais - To serve the entire university community by bringing them a taste of France. We serve the "community" of French students from the confidant majors to struggling requirement fulfillers by the programs we present and the services we provide. We are an interest group with mental stimulation» education, and fun as our goals. Office: 196 Manoogian, 11ailbox: 487 Manoogian~ 577-3002

Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity - The oldest and largest pharmaceutical fraternity ~~ the country, with over 30,000 members nationwide. At W.S.U. we maintain resident housing & study facilities for members. Since we are a professional fraternity we help sponsor such things as Red Cross, blood drives & movies relative to the profession of pharmacy, as well as social functions, like the annual College picnic.

National Populist Party (~~erican Social Movement) - to promote Americanism & social justice, & the establishment of a new order in. a free, restored, & greater America For God, People, & Country. Box 114 S.C.B.

Pharmacy Student Advisory Bd. - The Pharmacy St. Advisory Bd. is a representative organ­ization composed of students elected by the pbarmacy student body. The purposes of this Bd. are to act as a medium whereby orderly expeessions of student opinion may be voiced through these elected representatives. Also, to act as a source from which the faculty, Dean, other administrators, and the profession of pharmacy itself may seek student opinion on matters of profeSSional, educational, or individual interest •• Finally, as an agency which will on request, assist the faculty & nean in matters involving branches of discipline, or of professional & educati~D~l etiquette.

Phi Delta Chi Professional Pharmacy Fraternity - Supply the stepping stone which will bring you into contact with other professionals of your field, working together towards a common goal. This may include: poison prevention programs, VD lectures, helping the Red Cross or even raising money for St. Judes Research Hospital to eliminate crippling childhood diseases. These are a few of our projects which you could become an integral part of. Joining us will open up a bright new horizon of professional & individual achievements along with a world of friendship. Everyone likes to "party down" & no one does it better than us. So come on down & look us over.

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Rho Pi Phi Professional Fraternity - established in 1919 as a non-sectarian organiza­tion dedicated to the welfare of students of pharmacy, based on the advancement of Pharmacy as a profession, the raising of professional standards & the support of educational improvement. Rho Pi Phi is a Co-Ed fraternity open to all students enrolled in the professional curriculum & it~offers among its various activities: special lectu~es, seminars, slide & movie presentations & offers personal guidance & counseling to incoming students. Do not watt until you graduate to be active in your profession. Get involved.

Society of Manufacturing Engineers - is a professional society conceived to advance the manufacturing sciences through the oontinuing education of manufacturing sciences G ·o~gh the continuing education of manufacturing engineers & managers. It is a world-wide organization of 45,000 members in thirty-five countries. S~·fE has chartered more than 200 Senior Chapters & 92 Student Chapters to serve the builders & users of equipment needed for tOdayis complex manufacturing. 4855 Fourth Ave. 577-0800

Student American Pharmaceutical Ass@c. - is the national professional society of pharmacy students & an official subdivision of the American Pharmaceutiea1 Assoc. S~ membership is open to any student regularly enrolled in pharmacy or pre­pharmacy in an accredited university or college. At present, SAPbA has 14,500 members. The membership year is October to September. IndiVidually numbered membership cards are fonvarded after applications are processed. The membership dues are $11.00 per year.

Wayne Pharmic - The Wa~e Pharmic is a pharmacy student publication of the College. -The publication has a broad format & includes articles of social~ cultural, scientific, & professional interest. It is published in the Fall & Spring. The Spring issue contains a special sectmon for the graduating seniors. Funds for this publication come from professional advertisements & a University allotment.

Wayne State Gamers - A club which promotes & encourages the playing of games based on Historical and/or SOCial/political events,. Primarily for enjoyment but also as a way of developing an interest in History. Box 52 S.C.B.

Wayne State University Gospel Ensemble - to encourage students to express themselves through traditional, contemporary Gospel, & Afro-American music & song. Room 798 S.C.B. 577-3451

Wayne Third FoundatiDn - encourage the discussion of science fiction books & films, $ to help in the publishing & editing of amateur magazine about the same. Box 102 S.C.B.

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The register of S~udent Organizations is compiled annually (with addendcims Winter and Spring quarters) by th~ Student Activities Counseling Qffice. The purpose 0= the Register is to ,better ac­quaint the University community with some of the 180 recognized campus organizations. Following each organization's_~ame is a brier synopsis of the particulsr group's purposes and goals. In­cluded in many of the synopses is a mailbox and/or telephone number which may be ~sed to contact the group.

If your gro~p,was not included in this quarter's register, sub­mit a short synopsis of your organizationVg purposes and goals to Rick Earnest in the Student Activities Counseling Office, 351 Student Center Building, so that this information may'be inc1ud­id' in the addendum. Synopses are printed just as they are sub-mitted Q

If you are interested in joinings group or wish more information on a group not listed in the Register, please stop by the Student Activities C01.,nsel:f.ng Office, Room 351 Stud~:nt Center Building or call 577-3444.

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Affiliation _ of' Concerned BuSiness Stud~rtt:a - An organization of graduate business - stud~ts -coxlcemed with promoting an awa:reneS8 of the social responsibility

of th$ 'businesS,' c~ity through speaker engagements, seminars, and research projects. _l~ement DepartmentI' Prentis Rall .'

Alpba. ,Gamma Delta , ... iw~' s social fra:temity which offers the chance to - - ~'Ultivat&ftiendshipswitha group :of girls with varied interests. Functions

'include chad.table 'Ptojeete,' a. variety of social activities as well as an emphasis on scholarships. If.ailbo~ #4, Student Center Bldg.

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'A1pha'&ipa~lt~-.;;.lf.embership to Alpha Kappa Delta. is limited to those students w1~~ 8u.peri:ot's-enolar$hip and serious interestm soc.101ogy. Superior Uti4ergr8<1ua.tesare' united with graduate students and faculty members in ,an'orgmizst:icmWh1ch is Doth an hOno'r society and a workUig group of able pe..,ple: 811 .devoted 'to the science of sociology.. 100 Library Court

-AlpgaS!p!-Tau 807:or11::1 .i. To prOmote friendship' and ~isterhood among young ., '.'. :womeD.:atW~S.U~FW1et:i~s include diverse $oc¥-l activities accompanied , ,··with: schol,ast:1c benefits ad a social service project f~r emotionally

d1stUr~~~ddepi'1ved' cltild:ren. Mailbox 119 t Student Center Bldg. . . ." . .

.Amer::lean.them1ca1 SocietY"'Student Affilia,t!::" An organization which .encourages , 8:tudentsseek:1ng, degrees in a .science related field to expand and develop

~b,1r ~owledge' byexper~enc:tngand helping others,,· . 231. Chemistry, 571-3448

, AmetlcM .• In~i1tute ,of ;o,Cheinca1 Erilineers - To encourage the. professional develop-. ·,men,.t, ot'~esrd:cd.-Engineer$ nat~o-md.de,l by the distribution of professional

contaets.1nfomation, and· plant tours. 654 Putnam, 577-3831

. .A1uer~.~·tnSt:itute,·of'·Industjd.a1 ~eer~ - To. aid in the professional and social , 'development,of." tboseindiv1dua1s interested in 'pursuing a career in industrial

enginee~ib.g. 632 PUtu.s; 5:1.1 ... 4846,·

AmericanSQciewqof Civil .. ~!inee~s - To promote the ;n:of_ess1onal, technical and '·_-octal,activities of.tbeCi~11.Eng:ineering profes,siOlr1. 667 Merrick, RIll 202

Art'Bisto!", Student Orsanization-To generat~ comradeship _: art history :stu4~tfJ!tobetter the understanding of art and art history, anclto stiau­lateintera:ctlm,t'between. faculty' & students. 150 Cmsunity Arts, 517-2981

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", AssociatiOn of Blaclt :8uedne88 Students .. A professicmal organization composed pr~ily of)))l.ack$tudents wi"'thinthe Schoo!' of Bus .. Ad., business education, pr&-busines~.~' i any inteTested ,stu<tentst.aing related business' courses. The purpose. of the orgmization is. t.o prepare students better for the business

.' world. It pro;ddes an en~ronment '·ft:lr 'professional growth and development throu$h th~ encouragement of interaction, among business students, ancl Qusiness c~:f.ties"nenefitsofmembersh1p include tutorial services offered every $l1,~daY:U1tbe S.C .. :8.,1I' Bm 350. ' Other benefits i:nelude,job_"p:t~t:8errices: .. ~rsfwrkshops,'tours • .- ~,'1 Pre~tis Hal,l), all are we1come-.

As~:1at:toa ~f WOmen~Mediea.l Students - to pr~te discussion & awareness concern­';: __ 1ngthe future of women in, udicit!l~ t ',to edeourage and advise young women

aspi1:'ing to a. car~er as. Sl. physician.. 3278 Scott Hall, -S77~1023· . .

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~aha:1 __ ~ - To introduce interested. pers(mt!> to the basic tenets of the Babai Faith and promote the elimination ~')f all social!!} religious and racial prejudices 9 Bahed. Information no .. 372,-16501> Box 137

Bet_~ A!-2ha - To prepare accounting and finance studen,t;s for the business world anq to provide a social organizatiou'iuclusive of professional programs, counseling and outings. 300 Pr~~tis Bldg4 511-4488

Black Legal. Allianc~ '- To support and promot'ia the professi~a1 needs and goals of Black American Law students and to instill in the Black Attomey and L8w student a greater ~arene8S of and commitment to theneeda of the Black commimitJ}"~ BID 236 Law Scbool, 577-3971

Cam~u~ .~!! fo.~. ~ll!! ~. To expose people to and sna-re the message of God' 8 Love and ,forgivenes$; to bui.ld students in, th.ej~r fa.1t:h ;;;me en.cou'll':ag~ growth in their relationship ,rlth Christ; to train them hO"w to effectively develop a' personal ministry of multi:plyf.ng discipletS~ Box 65 Stt~den.t Cooter Bldg,.

Cbi E;Esil0t?- - to place a mark. of distinction. upon the stud-ell.t 0"£"' Civil Engineer:lng who eli>eI',$l;tfies. the four traits of the successful engineer" tb.e cornerstonfas . upon. which. Ch:t Epsiloo. is foullded~ Schola:r'ship' ~ Cha,racter!} Practicality ~d SQciability~ 667 Merrick .

Chr1st.ianSci~a~", To u~lift the level of thinkfug in the univers:U:,y community to a better understanding of~(l and Bis heal.inS pmtl'er" im 692 Stl,ldent Center Bldge 511-3·466

. .9!:urc~ ?fChr~!....!!!l~~£ - To·meet to enc"ur~e iChristi;;m, beh.$v~"or for members of Church of Chrigt 5& ill.u::erested peracm,$" :So·~ 50 Student Center :Bldg 0 831~43'60 or 273 ... 1719

<:.ons~!. Adv:!!2!l.J~2!!.! - CAe ie a li1ltuden:i; rlm orglEni:zation which seeks to help the Wayn(-! ~ity w:U:h consumer probl~s" Among othe.r topics" we are interested in current legislation\!> pt'CN:!:llct se.fetYI> mo~y a;ad b~irig~ business attitudeSl~ Mei consumer protection. mecbemisms& ~e wa.nt to help the consumer wIth a preble'!.!. and, to belp 'the coos:umer leatn to a,,"o:l~ problems"

Criminal JustIce ACwlemiC"' Association - Tv p:rOMote a better understanding in the ;fiild Of""ci:im1;:'tI~-To make students;, awa:re of the ~ar16Ug fields open to Crimi,nal Just:tce Majors" 6001 CaS$ .t\;':le,1I.1Ue, 511-2705

Delta.Or.!d:c]·O~" Int~rMtiow .. Women W s Music l~rate!11i.ity.. Ol:,lt" purpose is to foster' & ene.onrage fe.l1~sh1p ~ . leadership & scholarship a.mong women musicia.n.s.. ·105 i4usic 'lUd~~ 577-49.30" Off:t(~e: Rm 2(4) 5900 Second Ave"

.R.el~a . S~~Thet~~. ~ItC ~ ... Thepr:mci:plep'l1l.r~oees 8; aims of this public service

. organization shall 'be cultural &educationa,lg to e$tablish~ maintam & encoura.ge M.gb culturall' 1ntellectu:ti:.& 'Klloral stt'!.udards among ita members,

. to enga.ge in pVJ.blic service progrl!ms & to promote ,& encourage achievement in education • ., ~ Eo~ l6Student Centea:Bldg;.

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Delt,a Z~t.a,~ol"ar.itt - Delta Zeta is a national\> social sorority which i:s based on friendship 0 Delta Zetas at Wa~~e State actively-participate in campus and commtmity activitieso Soci.al1y II we have mixers with the fra.tern..i.ties on campus .. Our standardsprogramencouragea individual achievement. Philanthropy and service to othe~~: especiallY working with agencies concerned with speech and heari..'l1g defects. If interested in joining our ci':tcle of friendship~ please contact Box 37, Student Center Bldg~-

Forensic Union - An a.ca.demic and social organization whose purpose is t.o promote and en~~ragespeechactivitiesll such as dehate 5 oratory, and contest speaking~ 546 Manoogian Ball~ 577-2946

Free Leisl A;ld .. CUnic;t Inc .. (~fl - To provide at practical lea.rning environment for Law Students _ & to give service to indigents in the community. 4866 Third St •. (lower level), 832-2171

FrenchClub~Le· Cer~le Francaisl - To pro!ide students with an opportunity to participate in social activities ~~th a French cultural base~ 4'11 Manoogian Hall, 577-3002

~~~.of Progressive Labor p~~~ - To organize students to demand equal and . better education, and to support anti-racist and pro-working class struggles ..

893-7015, Box 41 Student Center Bldg5

. G~..:J .. .!~er8.tion Fron.; "':To offer inf'ot"mation and services to gay students at Wayne' State University,,· &ap groups held every Thursday night .. For more information call the Gay Switchboard at 577-3450 (6-10 PM)~ Box-23,-Student Center Bldg~

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Seolon: CJ.ub -To acquaint stu~.ents with current developments L"l the field of . geology sud to provide functions both scientific and social for its members~ 201 Old Main, 577-2506

German Cultura;t.£!~ - The purpose of the club is to promote: fellowship among students interested in learn:lng about German culture. Club members are involved in German culture in b~th passive and active roles~ 1Q9 ~oogian Hall

Institute of Trans£ortation Eyip.ee,rs - St.udent Chapter - To enh{m.ce the profeSSional development of students in the field of transportation 'and traffic engineering by profiding a basis for interactions with other students·~i~~ si~lar interests and with engineers and other prof~ssionals in this fie~d through the Institute. The student chapter strives to ma.:nmize learning through exposure to the ideas and experiences of others and to promote the development in its members the ability 1:.0 co~icate ideas" 661 Merd.,cki!' Ibn 2021> 577-3189

Kapp.~_.!lp1ta Psi haternitI - is .a Black social and public. service fra~emity 11 with a stress on achievement of its member~ in academics and general betterment of self.. The-Alpha Beta Chapter was established on ~iajl'ne!s 'Campus January 27, 1927, and has prospered continuously ever since, being the first Black Fraternity on Wayne's c~us while opening the gateway for similar organizat.ions for :Black· students,. Contact the Alpha_ Beta 9"napter of. the I¥1ppa Alpha. Psi haternity at Box 54, Student CenteJ; Bldge or call TE2-8477.

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Pharmacy Student Advisory Board - The Pharmacy St. Advisory Ed. is a representative organization composed of students elected by the pharmacy student body. The purposes of this &d. are to act as a medium whereby orderly expressions of student opinion may be voiced through these elected representatives. Also t

to act as a source from which the facultY9 Dean~ other adlDinistrators, and the profession of pbarmacy itself may seek student opinion on matters of

,profeSSional, educational, or individual interest. Finally, as an agency which will on request~ assist tbefaculty & Dean in matters involving branches of discipline, or of professional & educational etiquette. 433 Health Sci. Bldg.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc" - Our objectives are to adv~nce the ideals of . . Brotherhood and service; promote education and scholarship; develop an appre­ciation of 'Blac~ culture; and to foster such programs as may be indicated by these objectives.. . ,Box 39, Student Center Bldg. 862-3823

Phi Delta Cni Professional PnarmacI lraternitx - Supply the stepping stone which will bring you into cOntact with other professionals of your field, working together towards a common goaL This .may include: pOison preventi:~n programs, VD lectures t

helping the Red Cross or even raising money for St. Judes Research Hospital to eliminate.cripplingch11dhood dieeases~ These are a few of our projects which you could becOme an integral part ofo JOining us will open up a bright new horizon of professional &' individual achievements along with a world of frien,d­ship~ EVeryone l1k;e8 to ~qparty down" &: no one does -it better than us. So come

; on, down & look us over. ·724 W... Delaware

Phi Eta Psi - Is the newest Fraternity recognized by the National Charter. Phi-Eta­Psi was conceived on April 19~ 1965 by eight young men in Flint Michigan. Their purpose was and is to aid in the betterment of human relations. Community ~ations are. wo the s.oiUs of Phi-Rta-Psi here on Wayne State's campus. We feel that. to believe in the city of Detroit we have .to work to achieve this goal aiding in the social,. wdrking~ educational and living conditions. Our dream is to become the most productive fraternity on campus. In our goals~ we hope to promote brotherhood and unity among all races. Box 139 Student Center Bldg.

Phi Gamma Nu ~A National Professional Business Sorority. It is open to .students in Business & other related f1elds~ TIle sorority promotes ~owledge of the business world by having professional speakers speak to the group at least twice a year~ The group also encourages friendship, schol~rs~1p a¢hievement and service. Box 15 Student Center Bldg.

Pi Theta Epsilon - An honorary professional organization of occupational therapy students in the top 35% of the class. Carries out service projects for the university ~d community~ OT Dept~, MSB 577-1435

Preservation Wayne - Developed to create awareness of and preserve~istorica11y and/or architecturally significant buildings in the Wayne State University area. Box 100 Student Center Bldg~

Professional Association for Career Educati~ (PACE I - To re~ognize.and encourage significant professional. contribution to career education.

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Psychology Club - To provide students with information regarding graduate school admission t career possibilities, to promote communication between psychology students & faculty & to bring students together to share cammon concerns & interests~ 4866 Tnird Ave~~ Rm 209: box 81 SoC.Bo 7th floor Mackenzie Hall~ box Ie

Sigma Gamma lllio - A women's social, professional sorority which offers a chance to make friendships .with a gr~~p of young women with varied interests­Functions include charitable projects, social activities, and an emphasis on scholarships. Box 116 Student Center Bldg.

Ski Team - The Wayne State University Ski Team (non-varsity) is a member of the Midwest Collegiate Ski Associationo We feature crose-country and Alpine racing with both men's and wcments teamBe Box 89, Student Center Bldg~ 754-0967~

Society; for Creati:ve .Anachronism - o-.... r motto is uRecreate the mlddleages ll not. as they were, but as.they shOuld have beetle" Learn the arts, crafts, danr;es~ music; figntingand have fun doing it~ Mailbox 105 Student Center Building

Society of Manufecturing En§ineers - is a professional society conceived to advance the manufacturing sciences through the contin;!ing education of manufacturing sciences. It is a world~~ide organization of 45~GOO ~bers ~n thirty-five countries~ 5MB has chartered more th~ 200 Senior Chapters & 92 Student Chapters to se~~e the builders & users of equipment needed for to~ay's complex.manufacturing. 4855- Fo'Ut'thAve. $ 577-0800,.

Society'of Professional Journa1ists/S~ Delta Chi ... To raise standards in journa1ism~ recruit talent~ to recognize outstanding achievements, to further the ca.use of journalistic· freedom~ & to elevate the prestige, of journalisme 214 Old 'Main, 577-2621

Spartacus Youth Leas~ -The Spartacus Youth League, youth section of the Spartacist League~ is a revolutionary c~unist organization based on the politics of ~~rxt Lenin and Trotskyo We seek to win students and youths to a working-class per­spective and act as an a~~iliary to the class struggle opposition in the unions. The SYL/SL is a ~ommon ~ov~ent struggling to build the vanguard party to lead the proletariat to the seizure of power e l~a::Ubox 85 Student Center Building

. Student A!erican Pharmaceutical Assoc. - is the national professional society of

pharmacy students & ~n official subdivision of tUG American Pr~rmaceutical Assoc. SAPhA membership is open to any student regularly enrolled in pharmacy or pre-pha~cy in an accredited univ~rsity or col1ege9 At present, SAPhA has 14,500~ members ... The mi!=lmbershi:;? year is October to September.. Individually numbered membership cards are fo!Warded afts;r applications are processed. The membership dues are $ll~OO per year~ 328 Health Science !uilding

Student Council for ExceEtional Children - To promote programs to attract students into the profession of Special Education and to inform the community of the educational needs at local, state, regional and national levelse Box 96, Student Center BldgQ'

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Student Music Thera2Z Assoc~ ~ To encourage music therapy majors to expand their professionalism and experience~ To inform all those interested in music therapy of all current developments in the field~ To provide an atmosphere in which students with similar interests C&~ meet, and provide them with an actual, on campus room, where they can study~ relax, set p and share ideas. 206 Music Annex

Student National Pharmaceutical Assoc~ (S~~lu\! - To provide mechanisms by which minority pharmacy students may participate in shaping their professional curricula; to organize~ c90rainate .s.n.d execute programs geared toward the improvement 'of the he~ltlll1 ~ducaticnal11 and social environment of the community * 511-4840 301 Shapexo

Student Physical ~eraEY A~~o~ - To create a means by Which Physical Therapy students ean enhence their educational opportunities and iucre~se awareness and famil!ariz~ the university c~unity with the profession of Physical. Therapy.. 517-1432· 1400 Chrysler, P..m 439

Student Recreation and P~rk A,¥~ - The purpose of th.e AssOCQ will be to provide leisure and academic activities for its m~bers~ improve and enh~~ce the Recreation: and Parks curricult.~.. bec~,e more extensively involved in community relations and to provide acce~s to m~berabip. in sta~e and nationalorga...'1izations.. Box 103, Student Center Bldg" 571-4269

Student~s· Internati.2n~1 J-1ed!.~tion Sqc1e~.:r .., Providing information (lectures" literature" symposia~ etc~) & couraes to WSUstudents~ factMty,· &, staff on ~he Science of Creative Intelligence & the Tr~scendental Meditation progrsm9~ Bo~ 124 Student Center Bldg~ 779-2430

Tau Beta Pi -·rne Nationel Hmlor Society for En3ineers recognizes outstanding achievement in andOt1t of the classro~l. They provide tutoring and course evaluations for the College of Engineeringe College of Engineering

Theta Tau2 Natj.onal ?rqf~><?B§lL~4nE!eri:-1£F.raternity = Q •. n: purpose arid object shall be to unite in fraternal fello~'0hip EllCh filaw.bers of the engineering student body end profession ~s ~~y be un~nfmollsly eho~en by its founders; and thereafter by it:;:; studc:n.t llM':;m.hers; to promote the i.omation of lasting friendships a11M:rn.g its brothers; to help its me.'Gibers profe1?sional1y and per­sonally; to ses;::ch for the: truth in science; to aid in the' ut:tlizatioo of natural resou~ces fer the be~efit of mankind; to inculcate the principles of professional integrity and personal honor ~~ong its members; to teach recog­nition oi service to profession and country as a practical idealism; and to stimulate wort.hy engineer:tng effort of any k:tnd.. 478 w. A1~andrine 832-4042 . S .... C~B~ Box ~! 112.,

.R~J.lle . Cln::istian...:.!fel1owshi'!? (Int:er-Vars~z, ~r~n Fellowshi22 - To assis~ and encourage students and faculty to~ declare Jesus Christ as Savior to lead others to a personal faith i:rt Christ as Lord and Saviot'4i decla.re Jesus Christ as Lord - to help Christians to grow toward spiritual maturity as disciples of Christ~ declare Jesus Christ as the Hope of the World - to help students 'and faculty discover Goats role for them in world mis8ions~ Box 118 Student Canter Bldg~

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Wayne Classical Societz - To promote & develop interest in the classics (i.e. Greek & Latin studies) via lectures by visiting o£ local classicists, discussing various aspects of the classical field & its ramifications. 431 Manoogian Ball 577-3032

Wayne Society for the Arts - A service and entertainment organization to sponsor and encourage the artistic growth of Wayne State students and aspiring artists. We organize occasional coffee houses, films, and art fairs oneampus. Box 90, Student·Center Bldg. 571-2381

Wayne State Gamere - A club which promotes & encourages the playing of games based on Historical and/or social/political events. Primarily for enjoyment but also as a ~ay of developing an interest in History. Box 52, Student Center Bldg.

~~yne Third Foundation[Science Fiction Club - To encourage science fiction . discussion and writing among students. Our library contains 500 science

fiction books. We also sponsor 2 publications. Meetings: every Wednesday. 7:30 PM to 10 PM, am 337 SSCGB9, box 102 S.C.B., Phone: 874-4727'

w.s.u. Anthropology Club - To provide the opportunity to bring in outside . speakers to lecture on subjects within the field of anthropology and to

provide a forum for student-faculty interactiOns. 149 Manoogian Hall . . W.'S.u. Chess Club - It is the goal of the W&S .. U. Chess Club to promote the game of

chess, to provide chess entertainment and, generally, to give students an activity to participate in on Friday afternoons.. For more information call 723-0005 or leave a message in Box 20~ Student Center·Bldg~

W.S.U. Cycling Club - To promote cycling skills and enjoyment through group activity.. 260 Physics' 831-1391·

W.S~l1.Finance Club - is, oriented. to".vard the members understanding of both the theoretical and practical facets of Finance~ Prentis Hall

W.S.U. Food Task Force - Bread for the World - We are an organization whose main goal is to educate and. to promote interest among VI. S. U. students in situations they have some control over. We focus on the world food situation and conditions of inequality which needlessly exist between nations. We will take an active role by making information available through literature, mO\1ies, speakers and other similar programs~ All are welcome to join. If interested call 831-1369. Mailbox 110 Student Center Building

W.S.U. News & Letters Youth Committee - to deepen Marxist-Humanist philosophy and revolutions everywhere; through publishing the alternative W.S.U. student paper From the Pen; through sponsoring meetings and lectures featuring partici­pants in struggles elsewhere as well as revolutionary thinkers; and through other activities here at Y.S.Uo and in Detroito To openiy discuss ideas of freedom and the dialectics of thought and liberation which will transform an aliena.ted world of crises into a society of truly human relationships. Your participation is welcome. Box 141 Student Center Bldg. Phone: 259-0404

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W.S"U. Republi;cans - are en. a.ctive politica.l organiz~tion on campus. We are over fifty me:;bers streng! TIM1~ ~in pu.rpoce or ou.r o'l'guniza.tioo is to provide a. realistic political eltpet'ien;:,~ 'lor stlldeuts who are politically and socially orientede Join now! Box 138 StUd3TIt C~~ter Bldge or Rm.32l S.C.B.

Women in Commm."1i£a.tiCf:as~. Jnc. - Tl'l.e pt,!'poGe of thie. chapter is to work. for a free and res~onsible Frees; to unite persons li:'l.'!gllged in. all fields of communica.tions, to t'scozni::;e distinguished s:::11i@ve:11ents of \~omen in these fields$ to rnaiutEin' high pr0~f.~g:d.on~1 stR,r~;iar&2; and to encou.rage members to gree.tez- individ.ual G;::';f.ori:.~ rk--:1 323 3tud~'t CerLter Bld.gG:

Young De1\1ocrat.s of D.~trcH: - 'Ih~ Yc'.'\u.r:: De.1!i.c\c~<l.ts (HSU) c"£:'e a supporting faction -of t;he Nition'll D~:i'lc'!rl?,ti~ p.srt;:,?~ ~:0. !lre th~ yo;thful elem.ent of the party

(ages 16-35).. (T...,t' i"::<~:>~"'ti.tiC';lfi :?:::a to in,Zo:t"':1 our r€yresGntetives of the desires and", needs of th3 :·~~~.,.cr c:t t:T 0 '" TI1'1 !.:t~::.C D~n15j:~"!:~t~ iqil~ ~o·t only state the neea for ~:ly givG;!;. :?~og?:eI~~ t)ut ~~:K,".tL el~Q 6t1gS0.Zl: r~~t~lcda for program implel!'M'! .. "1.t&ti.on thzo~\gb. cc:~n!1ity :b::;::o;lOlv(2J,~nt. Fo:rioo.r Young Democrats include Vtr .. l;il1i~ Cahal~, }!~" C~I~~'&"1 A., YCt'ng;:, }~" I.~cien 1:~edzit Mr .. Jackie Vaughn III\9 e e $' 130:: 1.5 St:~~G~ut Center IJlcgQ<

Zeta Phi Beta i3c::pr!!;X,tJ.~':!" - ::'0 <?:1Coc,lrege scholarship, se:;:vice and sisterly love s.mong ~"Jom~n of the Uni~,?aIB:Lty~o r:":):r: 52!} St~..!dont Cente:t: :Slags

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If your groups was not included in t~s 'semester's Register, sub-mit a short synopsis of your organization's purpO.Ses arid goals to Rick Earnest in the Student 'Center and Progr~ Activities Office, 351 Student Center Builidng, so that this infQrmation may be included in the addendum. Synopses' are prfnted j'tlst as .they are submitted. '

If you are interested in j'~i:n4ng.a;\ai':Dlq) u.r wish more infor1D4ltion on a group not listed in the Register~ please s~op by the Student Center and Program Activities· Office, Ro~ 351 Student Center Building or call 577-3444. '

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Alpah Kappa Aipha Sorority - helt.\ing :mankind tiU:.ou$h civic; community,. cultural·.and socia;L. activi'ties which encourage leadership among all college aged women. :Sex 5, Student· , Center Building. " ,

:AlPha Kappa Delta -Mem.be~ship to Alpha Kappa Delta is limited to those students with superior scholarsh~p·?Ild serieus interest in sociology.' Superior-undergraduates are united with gracluate students and faculty members in an organ,ization which 1s both an honor society, . ,~~ working gr-onp of able people all de~oted t~ the science of sociology. 100 Library CO~

Alpha Kappa Psi- is a national,' prQfessional business·fraternity which offers the opportUil1ty \to\.develop and enh~ce'longlasting social and professional friendsh;i.ps with people of

',' si1ldlali scholastic goals and aspirati,ons. Professionally; we have speakers, tours, and movies. Socially,weare involved in campus actiVities, parties, and ~utings.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity - Build a ~eputable relations~ip'witb students and staff me$bers. ,And ,to help the needy in the community. Box 7, 881-2~~3.

Alpha Sigma TaU: Soro:dty - To promo,te friendship and sisterhood among young women at W~S.U:e . Func~ions include dtverse soci,al act:!:v:f.,t!e1J . accompanied .with scholastic benefits and a

social s.erv:l.ce project for emQtionally dist.urbed and deprived ch11dern. Mailbox 19, ~.~tudent Cen~~r Buil<1ing.· '

, American Chemical Society - Student Affiliate - An organization which encourages students

seeking· degrees in a science related field to expand and develop their knowledge by ,experience~g.a.nd helping others. 231 Chemist:ry, 577-3448.

American'Institute of Industrial> Engineers ..:. to continu'ally inform, update arid l?}':ui,Je"learn1ng and social activities so students uy gain more awareness 6f Industrial Engineering. ~q'utnam, 577-4846.'

American Society of Civil Engineering (A.S.C.E.) - conducts, field trips, _etings,and tours~ of: ei,vil,engineering related activities in the metro area. Highlights: employment; oppor,tun~ties and' sponsors a bridge buildin.g contest Which' is held dut'ingthe winter .' seme'Ster'each year. '231 Engineering, 577-3785. .

American Sgcieti of' Interior Designers - a student: chapter affiliation witl~ . the professional .soe~ety which gives student members the opportunity to _et and associate with pro":' . fessionals in the field. 266 Old Main, 577-3317.

Anthropology Cl~b ~ To organize academic and 801cal ~ctivities related to anthropology and " .' of interest. to the ~der University, such as visiting ::led~U1reKs, films, book exhibits,

:. and anthrOPQlogical~ibrary. 1;81 Manoogian, ~77-2935~ , .

. Association'of 'Black Business Students -A professional organization composed priinarily of :{"~b}~. '"black.students within the School of BusinesS Ad p ·business eduCation. pre business" and . "r,~;;,~V : 'sny/1t\terested st.udents taking related business courses. The purpose of the organization' ;;f:r.:~;:j: 1,:,:,.. ~$ 'to preparestude:nts" better for the bua.iness world. It provt:d~s an environme,nt: for. ,\., ;"i"~'~~~'t ,i. prof~"~sionalgro~b, and developm~t through the encoUragement o~ interaction ~~ bus1.nel ;, ' i ,,1!7J~~1=~ents and businf,ass communities. Benef.its of membership include job plac~nt services

"leD6nart:~ .Wpr)c.shops., and tours. Room 7 Prentis Hall, all·are welcome.' . ,",- "

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~sociatiol1 of Black Co~icators - ',fo. assist minority, co~nication st.udents in attaining' available-t:no~..sf. that will agumeut their 1:n:'om<:as'ting skills and knowledge. Do,!: 1 Co·

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~.sod.ation ~. ~l!t<:..k Engineers/ ft.E.£!:.i.ed o~c~tists - To develop intensive programs for :tncrea:..';' Black and other .ethnic minority p;lrticipat;ton in the fields of engineering and science. 667 Merrick, Room 6.. ,:: .. : .

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. Associ1ation of Black Social Work $tu(.hnts - to effect ~ in a postive manner, those area.s of - concern. to the alack commur.ity; -iiIn;;k students and the overall University which will ntut··

ua1ly benefit ~_!:~ concerned, and to. enhance the educational, experience and strivings of _ students. Cohn Euilding~ ROOlll 10, 577-4420. ,"

Association of Women Medical Students - To tn:omote discussion and awareness concemingth{~ f.;;: ; -. of 'Women in medicine~ to enccn.rra~ge ~md· advil;!e youngwomerl aspiring a. career as a phy""" ,,'

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. Bah~ Club _. To make. the University C01limUn:f.ty faJl'l.iliar w!th ~he tea('hings and history of B~l~::;;i Faith as well. as other religi.ons~ and to promote the l:\NITY of mankind, regardless of ground.; race, nationality, etc. Box, 137, Student Cf'::nter Buildin~.

~ta. p..J.P~ Psi - To\prepare accountin$: £ina finance student$ for .the bus:bl.ess world and to FrC\·~· vide a social organiZation 1riclu~ive of professional proirams, cO~Jnseling and outinge~ 300 Prentis Building, 577-4488. '

. Black Legal Alliance - To. support and promote the professional needs 8.n4 goals- of Black $. ... ---'

Law Students ~nd to install in the Black Attorney and Law student a greater awareness ~~d cOmmitment to the needs of the B~ack community. Room 236~ LswScnool, 577-39~1.

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Black Music' Students (Aseociation of) - Association of Black l{usic Students has variou~ a.L1l.f; and pl,lrposeia, some of which are the following: 1. To elevate ·the general apprec1aticml '"f: music perfo'lCT1ed by Blacks at this university and in this cOl1lmunity; 2. To create an':; iT

taill So progrmn of educational supplementation of muS7,C rel<lttive to the Black sestheti(; .'").i,O

performed by Bled: 'iUusici,sns; <'4. To cres.te gr.eater exposure for the Black musician W'I-i'-'···'

,the iJ.niverl?i-cy as \~el1 as the comrnun:lt:y-at-large. New memhers are always' welcolllE;.-Interested'ffi.f::.U. students may contect us at: Box 120, St~nt Center Building.

eames, Crusade f~r Clu;ist - To expose people to and sha:r'3 tnemessage of God ~ s Love and fot'­giveness; ;;0 bu:t1d students in their. fld.th and encoura,ge growth iu their relationship ~,vi~~':, Christ; to tra:tn them how to effectively develop a peri'l!:on.cl .... dn:tstry of multiplyin~ . disciples. Bex 65 ~ Student Centel~ :5u11:5.:t"15.

Caribbean Society of Wnyne State UniversitI. - To de,,~elop in .the 'Univeristy Comm~ity an a~rilr0" .ness .,f, and appreciation fel' Cax'ihbe.sn Culture while~ .;st the same time, fost.er:lug ~ "'-::' of cooperation, <!' hi3h degree of unity and sense of belonging among Cad.bbean stu.de~t;t1 _1.. • . -:' • ",'. , .. (:urougn a var .... ec progrsm :):t' actl..V1.t:s.es.

Chi EnsiloD. -- Topla.ce a m-srk of dist:i.11ction upon the st~1dent of Civil Engineering who ---'exem.plifies Ehe four traits of tt.e successful engineer, the cornerstones upon wM.ch ct'ii:t

Epsilon is fou.nded: .. Scholarsnip1' Characi:er, Practicality and SCi!iability. 667 Merrick~

;~ ' .. Chinese Student Association -The .purpo~e~ to serve all. Chinese stud~nts and fellow peo,?J ... ,,"".encourage a better understanding 01: Chinese culture by act·iv::h:ies and books. Box 61, '\ !. ~". Student Ce71t;er Building§ 8:33-0023. '

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Ch\trch of Christ Fellowship - to provide fellowship and "devotiona.ls for members of Churches of Christ and interested frien.ds. Box 50 7 Student Cetiter ~Building.

, . Circle K - is a s~rvice organization in which all college students can find a means of

responsible' s,tudent action in their communities and a more active role in campus life. Circle K is dedicated to helping any and all,,' as best we can. This club is sponsored by Kiwanis International, and with Kiwanis $lipport, Circle K provides a practic,al lab­oratory for the development of analyzing the needs of our environment and infacusing in' on some wOrkable solutions to these needs. ,Some projects Circle It is involved wtth are working with childern in hospitals and supporting volunteer programs like meals for shut-ins. Circle K ~s more than working on projects: itis aLso having fun, getti~g to know yourself and others, and relating to the world. CircleK'ers are people with goals 9

trying to make,meaningful contributions to the world we all live in. If you're interested contact us at Bo:;o&: 14, Student Center Building.

Computins Machinery; }iayne State Student Chapter (Associat~on of) - The ACM of W.S.U~ is an organiza.tion'open to all students with an interest in computers - both academic and recreational. Memb~rs are kept informed of activities at the national l~vel, in addition ,to computer-related activities at Wayne. State. Th.ese activities include programming / contests, presentation hy national speakers, project on the Wayne State computer system; and more. The ACM of w. S • U. is a student chapter of the national ACM" an organization for computer professionals and ,enthusia~ts. Box 83~ Student Center Buildings 517-3166.

Cycling:Clu~ - To promote bicycling as a means of transportation as recreation. The club encourages hike commuting to and from W~yne and also organizes manyUtoursn.of the Detroit area and Windsor. We hold seminars on bike repair and go. cross-country skiing ,in the Winter season. Box 11, Student Center Building.

nelta Sigma Pi -is the professional business fraternity with the emphasis on professionalism. The brothers attend tours, hear speakers~ and stage events ~o broaden their business 'back­grounds.'They also have parties and social events. Delta Sigma Pi is open to male and female pre-business and business students. Box 143, Student Center Building --- We mean business.

Delta SiS!!! Theta: In~ •. - The principle purposes and aims of this public service organization. shall be cultural and ecfucational; to establish, maintain and ecouragehigh cultural~ intellectual and moral standards among its members,· to engage :in public service programs and to promote and encourage achievement in education ••• Box 36~ Student Center Building.

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Delta Zeta Sorority - Delta Zeta is a nationai social sorority which is based on friendship. Delta Zetas at Wayne State actively participate in campus 'and community activities. Socially, we have mixers with the fraternities on campus. Our standard program encourages individual achievement, philanthropy and service to others~ especial1ywork1ng w~th agencies concerned with speech and hearing defect. If interested in joining our circle of friendsnip, please contact Box 37, Student Center Building.

Elephant Interest Group - To promote interest in and to increase our knowledge of elephants; to collect and disseminate in.fo:rm.ation needed for education, research and conservation of elephants. Department of Biological Sciences, 577-2924.

Engineering Student Faculty Board - to plan events in the College of Engineering and coordinate activities between engineering social andprofessio~l organ~zations~ 654 Putnam, 517-3831

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Finance Club - The Finance Club offers students with~~tere$ts in finance and accounting the opportunity to receive a supplemental financialeduc~tion that cannot be obtained in the classroom.. In the past six months, the o1l:gan,:lzation has tripled in size and prospecthre ' members',interest continues to grow. Under capable leadership, the club is plaruling a wide range of educational and social activities.

During the pres~nt school year t the Club $.ponsors such, events as Meet the Company Repre­sentatives Dinner in January" a trip to the Chicago Board of Trade during the winter sem­ester break, an Interviewing Techniques Seminsx$ a GMAT preparation course and a,Student­Faculty luncheon.

Membership allows students the opportunity to attend al~ tbese functions at red~ced cost but also allOWS students the chance to attend the Economic Club of Detroit luncheons to hear ,presentations by distinguished business~ political and economic leaders.

Don f t be one 0'£ the crowd and cOfllPlain about the lack of social and educational extra­curric~lar activities. Meeting dates, times and locations are posted around the Prentis Building •. Come to oue of our meetings and see what you have been missmge.

Folklore Club - The W.S.U. Folklore Club is an or~anization which encourages the study of folklore and develops interest in·the' various aspects of folklore among university students and residents of the Detroit area. The club does so through various act.ivities such as lectures by folklorists, perfonlUltnces by folk artists t exhibitions, workshops and demonstrations of folk materials and crafts. Folklore Archive~ 488 Purdy Library 57704053.

Free Lesal Aid Clinic, Inc. (FLAC) - To provide a practical learning enyi:t'onm-ent for b.w Students and to give service to indigents in the com.muriity. 4866 Third st. (lower .. ~evel), 832-2777. .

French Club (I.e Circle Francais) - To provide students tdth an opportunity to partfcip~t:e in social activities with a French cultural base. 471 Manoogian Halll' 517-3002'. .

Future ,Women PhIsicians - In Future Women Physicians, we help women with a c~n interest .. in medicine reach their destiny.; Our club unites women of a commuter sch901 who oth.er­wise would have no campus activities pertaining to theirintererst in the medical pro­.fe&sion. With a rigo1Jfous' school schedule and the requ:h.'ements of pratie&!· experience and entrance examinations for medical school admission, it is beneficial to a student to have an active m~bership in our organization. Box 1~ Student Center Building. .

, Gay Liberation Front ~. To offer information and services to gay· students at Wayne State University. Rap Groups held every Thursday night. For'more info~tion call the Gay Switchborad at 577-3450 (6:00 - 10:00 PM) Box 23, Stud~~t Center Building.

German Cultural Club -The purpose of the club is to promote fellowship among Wayne State . students interested in German culture. It seeks to interest students in the German

langUage and to provide opportunity for extra-curricular association among students.> and teachers of German •.

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~" in the broad~st and most: liberal manner. Box 159 t Student Center Bu!ldingo . ~r .. . '_ t'Handicappers Associatl.on. - To provide handicapped students an opportunity to come together and f:"~l~, 4iscuss problems of mobility within the university and share iuetiorts to sol,ve those

·p~obl~s. 784 Stude~t Center BuildL~g.

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, the study of~i.stQt:.Y. 838 Mackenzie Hall, 577-25-25. . ,

Inter Fraternity ,Council - The Inter Fraternity Co~~cili,better kno~~ as the IFC~ is a Forum for both social and profeSSional fraternities,wno petition for 1'!'telllbership. It: serves to' develop cooperation and facilitate progr~ingamong the member fraternities and to further the entire Greek System at Wa}~e State University by working together with Wayne Sororities and their governing bodies. Box 192, Student Center Building.

International Young Guard- International Young Guard/USA is the U~ section (Sympathizing) of ,the Revolutionary Youth International, the worid army of the socialist revolution •. We are building an. army to destroy the entire old world order of the enemies of mankind, ~U!.p~;ialislll,_and ·,Sta:p.nism. We are fightin.g for the Free socialist Federations of Workers and Oppressed Peoples to rule the world, through forgin.g the unite afthe social revol­ution in the West with the political revolution in the East. Our cheif weapon is our press ~ "INTERNATIONAL YOUNG GURADu • If you want to end war ~ repression and unemployment; if .you want to join the march of the world revolution; if you want to puild a completely 4ifferent ,world, then you should enlist ,in the RYI. 554-2262.

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraterni!! - Is a black social and public service fraternity, with a stress on achievement of its members i~ academics and general betterment of self. The Alpha Beta Chapter was esta~lished on Wayne's campus January 27, -1927, and has prospered con­tinuouslyever since, be~ng the first Black Fraternity on'Wayne's campus while openi~g the gateway for similar organizations :for Black Student8~ Contact the Alpha Beta Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Psi·Fraternity at Box 54, StudentCent~r Building Qr ca1~ TE2-8477~

Kappa Delta Sorority - Overseventy-f1ve years ago~ the first chapter of.Kappa Delia sorority was founded. Kappa,DetL$ has today grown nationally to a circle embracing thouaands:of members. Kappa delta becomes a way to expand our lives~ gain social insight t to giv¢ ourselves·to our sisters and i,n our philanthropic work, to ,share happy and ,sad ttmes lt to understand a little better·'t.h~ feeling of others, arid to learn to work together. Kappa Delta extends their hands to you, not just as a friend, but as sisters. For more infor­mation on our circle of friendship, contact Box 55, Student Center Building •.

Kappa PsiPhanuaceutical Fratemftx - The oldest and largest p'h,g,:rm.a.ceutical fraternity in the " country~ With over 30,000 members nationwide. ' At W.S.U. we maintain resident housing

and study facilities for members. Since we are a professional fraternity we help spon­sor s~ch things as Red Cross blood drives and movies relative to the profession of phar­macy, as well as social functions, like the annual College picnic. 719 w~ Virginia Park.

La Ley Student Association - To provide recruitment to an graduation from W.S.U. Law School of Latino students 9 so as to promote a better understanding of the law and its effect in the Latino community. '

Library Science Student Association - To promote the development of skills, and a s~se of professionaliSm in the field of Librarianship. 3~5 Kresege Library, 511-1825.

,Management Club/A.S.P.A.· - is an association of business st.udents organized to provide a link , between the surrounding business communities and'its members. Activities include tours,

parties ~ and speakers who expose us toa wide variety of business related topics. The .' Management Club mailbox ..: 2nd floor Prentis (Room 200) undergraduate office • .. \'. '

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M:f;nority Occu2ationa,l Therapy Stude;nt O:r;ianiz~~~~¥!.- to-~~~~lement the Wa.yne State Uttiversity Occupational Th:erapy programs by fulfilling speci~·l';i't.~!:l of minority Oceupational Therapy stu.dents that are'normally not met by elti~tiiW'programs offered by Wayne Sta.te University's Occupational Therapy Department. ooliSi to retain minority 0.'1'. students. To be an: :active and instrumental pa.rt: of recruitmen:'t~ to serve as an info:t'1!'.ation base. 311'Healtb Science Building, 577-1435.

Mortar Borad - Senior honor society developed tc(encourage self-a.wareness among it~s mem.bers~ to promote campus and community awareness and to support advanCeMent of the status of women. Box 65~ Student Center Building. 517~2943.

, National Organiza.tion for Non_~arent!:!, - To introduce all students to the idea that parent­

hood is not a~tomatic - it is an optional l:tfestyle~ And r~ind people t~at there are more ,;t.mP..GX!t.an:t' things to do than change diapers. Box 40 f ,831-4699.

Omega Psi Ph~ Fraternity, Inc. - To promote brotherhood and service to the black community through 1;l1e principles of manhood~ scholarsiIip1' perserverance, and uplift. Box 71~

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r~i :~'l:gl1a 'thet~'- History Honor Society,-· to' recognize outstanding scholarship by unde~";' . :-g;'AAw,lte and graduate students with a m.ajor or minor in IU,story. 838 ~~ckenzie Rall$

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~h1 8et~ Sigma Fraternity, !n~~ - Our objectives are tQ advance to the ideals of Brothe~--.' ;~ge~:'and service; promote education and scholarship; develop an appreciation of Black

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Phi Eltal~:Si Fraternity Inc'c)l:'2orated - is here-to-fore established. to respond constructively '. ::~9iiri:!te into a fraternal bond college men of cu.lture in efforts t.o aid and promote

tilf:!l;g~eralw:elfare of the Black community ~ to bet.t.er relations between all rac:~s, • ~#eeaSt and colo-rs, to promote and assist each individual member in obtatntng a higher ~iju¢~tional goal, to assist the needY:J young, and sick, and 'the aged and to pr~te ~i~,atter understanding for abetter way of life. for all. Box l39~ Student C~~ Building. ,"<" - A, ;.'~ \ " ~

i, :Pili GaDIIIUi'liu ~ Ii uaU.onal Professional Business Sorority. It 1s open to students in Business .~::'other related fields. The sorority promotes knowledge of the business world by tplving . p~ofessionalsPeakers. speak to the. gr.,.-u.p at least twice a year. The group also enc.ourages

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Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity - located at: 266 E. Hancock, is one·of Wayne State'~~t . - - It iteceivedit.s charter from. national fraternity in 1948. ':'" {' ;",

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··'·""Tne Pikes offer an opportunity for a studen"t; to expand his invo!V:e..lit witJv,the., campus community. Pi Kappa Alpha has a serious comm.itment to providing its ~ti:>'a. social lif·etnat· is hard to match at· a cOlllmUter school like Wayne Stat.e. .,;~~,;:"","c:'·

Although only males are elighls to pledge the Pikes J women are eligible ~o pledge the Little Sisters of the Shield and Dia:mond. a: sister organization that worl$ hand-iu­hand with. the Pikes.ana shares in th.esame membership rights. The only qtialifics,t;:if;)u ;for pledging .i$ interest. Rushes are held at the beginning of Fall and Wintef. s~~~~rs. Any interesteq parties. can call 833-5310 or drop a message: to Box 18, Studenf'~t:.,~~· ... ,

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f.2;'i~h Jagiellonian S!,c!ietI - to promote and preserve Po~1s~,c.ult:ure. i.e. language t art) music t cWJt~' and traditions' .among Polish and w::m-Poli~h' peoples. 450 }F..anoogian Hall, 577-3024. : . ,

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l'rese",at.ion Wa.yU~'- Ex;l,st~;ng to sa£eguarc the a.rchitectural heritage of liayne State Uni­versitya.nd surrounding commu~itYt to promo~~;the re-use of existing viable buildings t

and to explore energy conservation measures '~d innovative urban design. Box 100, Stvdent Center Building. 517-3559. .

Recreation and Pa.rk As~ociation - To provide students with au opportunity to refine their professioanl recreat'ional skills and to help create a better tmderstanding of leisure time use in the student community. 259 Ma.ttna.ei, 517-4269.

Registered !~lu:se Anesthesia. Students Ad,:",!so~_ Council - to promote professional development . in. the field or :.:i~lrse !nest:h~sia~49~-361.0.

S'ipa Alpha ~Jt., - S~.if;S is the nickname for Sigma Alpha Mu" a National Fraternity and colonies at 50 Universities throughout the Un.it~d States and Canada •

. We (:b a variety of things as a ~o~ial fraternity, we ma,ke college more en:joyable for our members. We,hold off-campus,parties, and attend other Greek (Fraternity and Sor~rity) parties. A1so~ we have smaller parties, and other functionse We are. involved in everYflport. We have OUT.' ow bowling leagUe, ?Un we play intramural foot­balll> baSketball, end softball.'

Around campus we are known as the umost " spirited Fraternity" (Greek, Week 1979).; We are involved in eve~thing - Intramuarls t homecoming~ Greek Week, studies, etc. ,

!t is hard to write down. in words what we feel about,the brotherhood'·of Sigma , Alpha. Mu and ~j:U:l,t it bas meant to us. We hope .you will experience it so you can s'ee fot\ yourself. Box 183, Stu:dent Center Building.

Sisters of the Shi~ldand Diamond - The ,sisters of the Shield and Diamond is an a.uxiliary organization to ~~e Pi Kappa Alpha Social fraternity and is more commonly kn~ as the f'Pike Little Sisters". The Sisters of the Shield and D,iimond is not a sorori~y ~ aithough it has many of·the benefits of a sorori~y, such as the opportunity to share lasting fr~endships. Th~ Pike Little Sisters also enjoy the benefits of being part

~ of a fraternity. Se~~ of. these benefits include sharing with broth.e~ in a number of , i social' ac,tiviti;?s spon.sored by Pi ~l'~ Alpha~ 'as well as having equal access to the , "Pike Housen , located at 266 E. Han,zock. For futher informatioIl 1 please contact Box 79,

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Soceity of Professional Journalists - to promote and maintain c.areersin the field of print and electronic journalistlo To alao s~t high stla,n'Cfiu:ds for Freedom of Information and First Am~nd~ent journalistic rights. Meetings are held monthly in the journalism department, 212 Old Main with professional media. representatives frequently present. 21~ Old Main, 577-2627.

S2artacus YouthL~a~ue - The Spartacus Youth League, youth section of theSpartacist League, is aRev61utiQn~ry communist organiz8.tion based OR the politics of Man" Lenin and Trotsky. We ,seek tow-in students a.nd youths to a working-class perspectiVe and act as. an aux:Uiary te the d"a,sp st~ugsle 0pP.iJoit:i<m. in the unions. The SYL!SL a common movement struggling to build a vanguard party to lead the proletarist to the sizure of power. Box 85, Student ,C.enter- Building~

',\ . , . .\.~, '. '-" ~ . ~ ,',\' ~ttidene_rfciah P'h~rmaceutical Associat.:'~ - is the national professional society of phar-, >i~¥r. macy,tudent2 arid official zu'bdlv.!sii:m of the American Pharmaceutical Association. SAPhA '{~l):~it. .. membersAlip:b open .to any student r:e~~f.L~rl1~ enrolled in pharma,cy ot pre-phanmcy in an . ,' .. ~ ··C!c~~it'ed university".or college. At present, SAPbA has 14,500 members.. The membersi}1.p

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Stude~:"American Pharmaceutical Association (continued- year is October to September, individually numbered membership cards are forwal' ed, 'after application.s are processed. The membership dues are $11.00 per year. ~28 Health ~cienceBuilding.

Student pounc11 for Exceptional Childern - To promote programs to attract students into the profession of Special education and to infolrnl the, community of the educational needs at local, state, regional and ~ational lev~~s. Box 96, Student Center Building.

Student Music Therapy As.sociation - To encourage music therapy' majors to expand their pro­fessionalism and experience. To inform all those interested :in music therapy of all

'current deyele?nt:$., in the field. To ;:rrovide an atmos~erQ in which students with similar interests can meet~ and previae them with an actual~ on campus room, where they car~ studyp relax~ eat, and share ideas. 206 MU.sic Ann~.

~!u4ent N'urses'Association - Open to all pre-nursing and nursing'students. Our purpose is to promote the education of nursing student~ in the health care profession and aid in their develop~ent as a professional nurse. 'Mailbox: Office of Student Services t

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Student Physical Therapy Association - To create a means by which Physical Therapy students' can enhance their educational opportunities and increase awareness and familiarize the university community with the profession of Physical Thearpy. 577-1432, 1400 Chrysler, Room 439.

Student~s International Me~itation Society - Providing information (lectures, ~iteratur~, sympOSia, etc.) and course to WSU students,faculty, and staff of the Science of Creative Inte1legence and the Transcendental ~editation,program. Box 123, Student Ct;mter Building. 71'9-2430.

Swahili Club - The Kiswah!li Cham (Swahili Club) is dedicated t9 the promotion of the culture and history of all Afr!kan people~ We stress the importance of language in the psycho­logical makeup afa people and its influence, in ,the social relationships among people. We are striving to expand the language offering in Kiswahili and the courses offered in Afrikan History. Room 311~ Student Center Building, Box 136, Student Center Building.

Tau Beta Pi ":'.To honor engineers of all disciplines who have achieved outstanding scholar­ship and shown exemplary character. Services provided include tutoring in math~ phyeics, cne1strYt and all engineering classes. 654 Putnam

Tau Gamma Delta - is a national professional urganization of college women joined together by common interests and goals. We are dedicated to educatL~g our youth, contributing to charity and serving our communities. ' ,

.. TIleta·Tau National Professiop~~ Engineerins Fraternity - Our purpose and object shall be to

unite in'fraternal fellowship such members of the engineering student body and pro­fession as may he unanimously cnosenby its founders, and thereafter by its student memb~r; to promote the formation of lasting friendships among its brothers; to help in the utiliZation of natural resources for the benefit of mankind; to inculcate the principles of professional intergrity and personal honor among its members; to each recognticnofservice to profession and'country as a practical idealism; and to stimulate worthy engineering effort for any kind. 478 W. Alexandrine 832-4042, Box 112, Student

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the mind, the body, and the spirit. To extend communieation lines between individuals and groups regardless of race, creed~ coler; sex~ religion, cultural or ethnic back­ground in'9r4er to bring about more ha.rmonious relations for all humanity_ Bex 2, Student Center Building. .; ....

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b1r..rainianStudent Association - This organizatio!i:was set up for the purpose of serving the Ukrainian community of the Detroit area.. The association is open to all students or Ukrainian descent who are enrolled University·students. For further information write to the Ukrainian Student Association; Box 21, Student Center&Buil~i~g, Wayne State University, Detro1t~ Michigan 48202.

W~YN Radio~ To provide practicel experience in all phases of ~adio station operation incl:uding news, 'sports, :aSs, speci.al programming:. promotion,public relatione, and mana:gem~t:. No previous experience is required, although some course work in Mass Communications is helpful. WAYN can be heard in the basement of the S.C .• B. ~ on 108 on the Dial Access System? and on 860 AM in the DeRoy Apts. 612 Putnam~ 517-4200.

Wa~~ Chris~ian Fellowship (Inter-Varsitl q~ristian Fellowshie) - To assist and ecourage. students and : facul,bf_ ·to: declare Jesus Christ as Savior ~ to lead others to a persol!1al faith in Christ as· Lord and Savior, delcare ·Jesus Chris.t as Lord-to help Christians· to grow toward spirtual maturity as diciples of faculty discover Godts role for them at home and abroad in missions. Box·llS, Student Center Build1ng« .

Wayne Ensineer .~ an engineering-oriented magazine published by student: participation. from all curriculums of the University. 109 Engineering Building~ 517-3839. .

Warne Sbcietx for the Arts.- Wayne State's most prestigious student organization. We spOnsor programs afa social-cultural-intellectual nature 0 . All students welcome. Box 90~ : Student Center Building.

Wal!e State Skldiving Club ~ A club formed to promotesport/skydiving and other related ael;.'ial activities such as aerialpnotography and sight-seeing. Our goals are to 1'1'0-

S9tesafety in all activities~ attract a wide variety of people interested not only in. s~diving, but SOCial e.ctiVit;~ea and club functioos. We have ·set fourth goals to make these activities fun, 1nteresting~ and affordable to everyone. This club is a1s9 affiliated with the United States Parachuting Associatio~. Our benefits include dis­counts for skydiving, lessons, and equipment~ expert assistance~ car pooling and generally a chance to partic1.patf;! in a young and diversified orgariiza.tion~ Eventually we 1'.""Ould· like to see a Wayne State University Skydiving team and have annUal meets with other Univeristy Sk,a~V~$clubs. In addition we would like to make it possible to keep our members informed as tc new equipment technology trends·, safety regulations1' by bringing in guest speakers t showing of films and arrangement of field trips. Box 38~ Student Center Building •.

Wayne Third Foundation/Science Club - To encourage science fiction discussion and writing among ·studen.ts. Our Library contains 500 science' fict$:.o~ books. We also sponsor 2 publications. Meetings: every t~ednesday 1:30 PM to lQ:OO PM, Room 331 Student Center Buildin~h Box 102, Student. Center Building" Phorie 874-4721.

W.S.U. Chess Club - It is the goal of the W.S.U. Chess Club to promote the game of chess, to . . . I

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Wayne State Univ,ersity !iews & Letter Youth Committee - We are a group of young Marxist­Rumanistsworlting .to bring out 'the full revolutionary potential of all·the freedom move­ments upsurging today: by uniting the new ~ti-draft protests with the anti-nuclear movelIlent, by bringing together yoUng wot'kers:"with students, and in forging solidarity with the vt$~eQn4":American here at heme - the :I)lack~ Latino, and Native American struggles •. In discussions, meetings, movement activities,mld the publication of From The Pen, we want to raise' the banner of total human liberation in these s,truggles as well as work to restate the todayness of Marx's Marxism as a pathway to creating's new society away from sexist, racism, capitalist exploitation. We invite you to join with US0 Box 141, Student;' Center 'Building, Phone 873-8969.

w~s~u;;,aetubl;i.ca.ns - are an active political organiza.tion on campus. We are over fifty members strong! The, main purpose of-our organization is to :provide a l;ealistic political 2;:,'

experience for students who are politically and socially oriented~ Join now! Box 138, ,Student qenter Build:big.

Waxge Weregamers - Dedicated to the playing~ researching, running and enjoying fantasy role­playing games such as Dunieons and Dra.gons, Trave~ler (SF)~ Bush1do, Chivarly and Sorcerx._~nd Boothill~ All are welcome. Box 69, Student Center Bu11ding$ Meeting every Friday in Student Cente~ Building.

Women in Commu:nications ~ Inc._ ,;.. The purpose of this chapter is to work for a free and re~pon~,~ . sible press; to unite persons engaged in all fields of communication; to recognize di$tinguished achievements of women in these fields; to maintain high professional stan­dards, and, to encourage members to greater individual effort ~ RoOm 323 Student Center Building.

Young Democra~s of Detroit - The Young Democrats (WSU) are a supporting faction of the National Democrstic Party ~ We are the youthful element of the party (ages 16-35).

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OUr intentions are to' inform ourrepresentati11'es of 'the desires and need-sof the inner' city. 'rae' yowg Democrats will not only state the need for any given program, 'but will also -anigg~stmethods for program implementation through community involvement.' Former Young Democrats include Mr., William Cahalan, Mr. Coleman A l'oWlllh Mr. Lucien Nedzi, Mr. Ja.ckie Vauhn III. •• Box 15 5 Student Center Building.

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Black Social Work Students (Association of) (~SWS) - To become advocates for postive change within the black community and for Black Social Work Students of Wayne's School of Social Work. 5557 Cass, Detroit Mi 48201 577-4404

Black Students (Association of) - To promote cultural, political, economical and social unity , among Black students and the somm.unity with whatever resources available.

Handicappers' Association - To increase University awareness toward disabled students by working together to imporove access on the campus and surrounding area for all disabled students. Offered are events geared toward improving that awareness, like Mobility Awareness Day. Box 121 832-1013

Mature and Returning Students - The purpose of this organization is to seek to identify and meet the unique needs, encourage the intellectual and emotional growth, provide an on­going advocacy program, furnish social interation, promote a feeling of community, and soften the impact of student's return to college fo~lowing protracted periods of absence.

The Stage and Film Production Guild - The Stage and Film Production Guild is a Wayne State student organization whereby students interested in seeing their works staged and per­formed need only submit their plays, scripts and/or masterpieces-of-another-kind to Box 91, and active members of the organization, after carefully reading the material and discussing ways in which the play can be altered or lengthened with the author, attempt very seriously to produce these works.

The Stage and Film Production Guild acts as an avenue of exposure for young artists who wish to either experience temporarily or pursue a career on stage and in the theater. Film Workshops and other'workshops are currently being organized to better service the needs of interested parties wishing to join the Stage and Film Production Guild.

Student Assistant Association - The Student Assistant Association is dedicated to improving the working environment and employment experiences of student assistants. It is concerned with promoting an increased awareness of student employment and further developing student employment resources through educational activities, advocacy, collective action and better communic?tion among student assistants.- For more information, please contact Box 87, 211 Student Center Building.

Wayge Classical Society - Yo provide a forum for persons in classics and to promote an interest through lectures focused on ancient literature, archaelogy and art. 431 Manoogian 577-3032

Wayne State Skydiving Club - A club formed to promote sport/skydiving and other related aerial activities such as aerial photography and sight-seeing. Our goals are to pro-mote safety in all activities, attract a wide variety of people interested not only in skydiving, but social activities and club functions. We have set fourth goals to make 'these activities fun, interesting, and affordable to everyone. This club is also affiliated withthe United States Parachuting Association. Our benefits include dis­counts for skydiving, lessons, and equipment, expert assistance, car pooling and generallY. a chance to participate in a young and diversified organization. Eventually we would like to see a Wayne State University Skydiving team and have annual meets with other University Skydiving clubs. In addition we would like to make it possible to keep our members informed as to new equipment technology trends, safety regulations, by bringing in guest speakers, showing of films and arrangement of field trips. Box 38, Student Center Building. Our new office is 315 Student Center Building. Phone numbers -Sandy Kimberly 893-4397, Scott Rozenbaum 98l~i084.

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" diJe 200 recognized campus organl~atJon.s. Following •• cIa organIzatIon's name Is a brIef synopsis of the partIcular .roup's purpose arod goah. Included In many of the .v ..... 15. a mailbox and/or telephone number whIch may be used ~ ~tact the group.

, . ,'your group was not Included In this semesterlsRegllter, lubmft a short synopsis of your organizatIon's purposes ADd 1"15 to Rick Earnest In the Student Center andPrograll ' ActivitIes Office, 351 Student. Center, so that this Infor-

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awareness of and e~Ftms:1t to th~ needs of th1a Bleek ccmul'!fty. Rocm236. Law Setlcol, , " 577-3971 '

".B'l.ct(Musfe . Students. ,(Auo,::latlor. crfl .., Assoeiat~on of rnelck M~s~c Students hesJart~$ aims' ...j 'In.d purposes;:~cms,of t!hteh elf'S t~@ foncwtn~: 19 To elo\"~t~ the g0neralapprljctaUono',

~u~t.: perfo~lned tYi~l~cf~! at thh M!"l5v~r§ity a~d !r. tl1l1; 'eemmuni,ty; , 2.rocr.t~,~ft~!it.!! ;, ,~in a prcgrc:l':l c1 $cHJcatto~NJl StHFPier.:ent&ltfon of, mysfc relatIve to the 81"1< a.tlithtJ~teie.

performed by !neek~usictans; 4; T~ create 9.reater exposure for ths ~'lac:k mu~Jlcie".lt with the unIversIty as weI! as the communtty~.t"large. New members .real~y.:,*lc0ft'l8 .• tnterested' W.S.U,,, students meye;Cnt~ct us at-Box 1201' S,tudent C~nter !., '. i

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Black Social Work Students (Association of) ABSWSj'- To become advOcates for postlv~ change w t In the blctck community art or Black Soc: ai Work.Students of Wayne's School :of Socral t1ork. 5551 Gass, Detroit, Me' 48?Ol'. ,577-4404 .

Black Students Assochitton of) .. To prornotll) cuI tural f political t fJ~cmlc:ar.and scx:~al unity.' among esc stu ants and the community with wh~tever ,rescYr~s available. i ,. 'I

Campus Crusade for ChrIst - To expose pe9ple to and share the message of God's Love'4nd for- . glveness; to build student$ in thGlr faith @nd'eneourag8 growth In theIr relatiOnshIp.

, with Christ; to train thG~ ~ to effect!voiy dmvalop a persona! mInistry of multiplyIng ., dIsciples. Sox 6$, Student Center ;

ChI Epsilon - To p!aee r.'l9dt of (nstfn~t~c~ up~n ti~G student of Ch"n Engineering who , exempHfles the four tr~hs of thail su~e~$!iif!J; engl~earl' the cornerstones upcn which Chi E~sllon f§ fc~~do@: SehclarGh~~, C~aracter~ Pract~ea~ity and Soclablllty'- 667 Merrick

Chinese Student Ass'O:ctE:~dc,~'" Tha t'u~I""""'" .~ ..... -'.'~ :~ i Cht~sse students ,and fel low pee,I'! . ar~j e"eolJrsg@ er-i@tltt::-" :::-: ...... --":::-"~, ... i~9' ~{i: Ci'~I'I~s~ I;t:':e~r~ by metSvitles and books. Box 61,

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Circle K - Is Ql $sr..,¥c~ crG(j)nht~tion In W~lrC~1 &H co.:1J~e stMdents can find a means -of !­responsib~e stt!I':'e~t actien iectha!r e~!'r::mJn~~fos' ane1 ~ ~re active role In campus life. Circle K l~ declf~C'ited to. ~oU1'lWn~ ;)ny ~r;~ ell, as best wa can. This club Is sponsored by Kh",ranis Internat'on~i p ~nd with tU~'1e~ls sVJpport, elre!e t< provides a prattea1 lab­oratory for thG cle¥$ne~~ant @f analyzing thG ne~ds of ~ur eMvlr~~nt and In focusIng In en $om~ work~bl~ ~olyttc~s to these needs. Some projects CIrcle K Is Involved with are workIng ~'!it~' childarn tn liez~fta1s £na $ut'l'or'tlng volunteer- programs like meals for shut-Wns. ClrcUa:( is t:'[<\)TO than t't!'~rkln;-on ,rojf!cts: Jt's aho having fun, getting to kn~t yourself ~nd ~t~~rg, ~~d relatIng to the world. CIrcle K'ars arc people with goals. tryh~9 te !'l'l;!l&~e Q~anfngv!J~ ce!:ltributhm~ t~ ~~~ ~er~d we aU H'fe in. If you're 'ntere5te: cc~tact IJS ~t ~ox E!~ t Stud'l.llt I CG~~~r· t,.,' ''.1 , .. ;!f::-

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. "<.~rocr:d§. j,h:3t/~l!;onQve I!'l~rtgcs ~r:d !oC:!l1lr ~!NCimtli~ DsH:m Sigr,'J~ Pi -,h o~~n to 'G"~(d:ea;nd femaiepre-busines,s students. Box ii~3) Student Center --- We mean business'

.I!)eha Zeta Sorcr!tx, • ~$a~ Z~t8 h a net~ontll .petal sororIty which lab.sed on frf: .. dsMp. ? Delt. Zetas at Wey~e State actlvely'particl~ate In campus and communIty aqt~vlt~e$.

, Soc1ally, ws t"lS'It! m!'xor5 with et,e rratern!t!.s on campus. Our standard program ;eneour~!!-: IndIvidual achie~em$nt, ph!la"thro~y ends8rvf~e tQ others, e~pecta'ly worklng~ith agencIes concerned wlth sps~ch ~nd he;r~ng defects. If Interested In JoinIng our circle of friendshIp, plea~G contact Box 37 i $ttt:de~t Center.'

Elepftant tnt.rast Grof.!p .... To [ll"'c-mote iQ1ter~st I·n end to Increase our ~mowledge,of e!ti:ph1lrlts; to collect mnd,cHssem·inate tnfcrmst~cn nee~~::! fot" educ&tfon, rese~rch and con2lGrvltlcn c el.phllmts. "13,artrnent of 3iolegiea~ Sc!o~e.t 571-2924' i . I

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"FInance Ch.!~ - TM finance C~f.ib offers students t.,1 th interests In fIfH!~ca Cilnd aceou~Ungt!'tg . cppor~Q:"i!aty to recGtve C) sup~ie;'J!efttal flr.an~i~l a~u~~tt~i"I that cannot be c~talnod fn t~

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t!'olklore !joc!aty .. T~~ U.S.!!. IFIj)H~~crc SC';:!ct~r Is an Qrgan!z~tloa! wh'eh eneourag(!s the ~~tJdy .' ---roTkl)ore and ~'Sv@lop!j h'ltlZ;:"ost Wi'l f.:l~~ ~QrlQ!J$ ~!lpacts of fo-U,lcre ~!mng unt'/erstty

stw:lentlll and ras~c1:;r;t$ 01 t:':s D@tro~t ~roa. 100 $~C;Q~Y dC3S ~e tt-lrough vartous actIvit. Gt,;1~n as iectur~$ ~if fiojkh)7htllS, ~ertrormffjr:~~$ t:y f~H~ artists, axhlb'ti~nsf~I!"~~~;~ and d~~r.tstr~t!of.l$ 07 fo~k !f.~t!)rlah m~~ cr&rts. ~oH(lc\l"e; ArcMve, 488 ~Yrdy Ubr£ry 577-4053

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,Franeh<C1.ub,(L.eCl rete ,FrancaIs) - To :provt.destudenu wlth a~ c~t'orturiityt,o partlclp~te !n social actlv{tles wIth a French cultural belG. 471 ~ancogleJn liall, 577-3002.

,Future:W~nPhysl'etans"'ln Future Woman. ;Ptw.tclans, we hel,womanw!itha common . inter~si:"'''­f"medlelne reachthslr destIny. OUf elu~ unItes ,women of ~LCOimIuter school who,~other-

. w'~e~wOLil~ Jiave no eampuseetlvttiespertslning to:thslr! l~tGrest in'them,.d.·c:al pro~ fe~slo". ; WIth a rtgorcusschoQl schedule :Qnd. the raquiremen,ts.9T. pratJealexper,lenc:e an.d entra"ee examlnattonsfcr readtc31 school·acbnfsslon~ ,It~ is benefJe.lalto a student tohave,anaetiva;m~bershtp In our orgen5zatlon. Box 1, Student Center

Gay Llberatl()ftFront - To offer fnformstlen ~nd sGrv§ceto gey.stude~t.at wayn~ $t~te: ' .. ,University. Rap groups held every Thrusday night. For more ·Informatton call the Gay' 'Swltcbboar~at 571~34S0 (6:00- 10:00 PM) Box 23. Student Center

,GennanCuttural.·Club;"; The purposecrtha club Is topromotefenow$hlpamollgW~'1n~ State . .~uat!nt,'lnt$~ested; In ; German Cut ture. '. ,It: seeks' to i intarsststudents;ln ; th~Ge~n .' •.

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HandicappetsAssoelatfo.,." To increase U"Sversltyawarenes5towerd'dlsabled stud~nts bY. working together to improve access on the campus andsurroun~lng area for al1dJ~bled students. Offered are events seared t01.<!lud Improving,that awareness, HkeMobl111tv Awareness D,y.· Box 121, 832-1.013' . :

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·tod,Ve JOP!c:oo~t:.t ton· and" ,fee 11 f tate~rogramml ng,amcng' the'\mtmber- ~r.ternlt les and to f-urther' the entIre· G'reek:'System at WavneStateUnt,vershy' by working together-with ". : Wayne' sororltlesandthet rgc'/erntngb:ocU~s.'lox:: 19~t,'Student:Center • , .~', ".'

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InternatlonitFYoung >Guard ·"nternatlonal: Young Gt.lsrd/USA-lstheiUS·ifeett:on'(Sympathlzln',> of the'Revolut(onaryVouth 'rttemstlo~alttheworld army of thesoc:ialt$t;revolutlon~ We are buildIng a" army to destroy the enti rca old world ordee- of the enemIes of mankInd,

-lmperl.UsfI) 'andStal tnl$m~ ."~'1$ 'are; ft'ghtlng··-·<!or', ;the··,Fl"ee Sod. lISt ;Fede'ratlon: of Workers :and Oppressed. Peoples.··to., rule the,"world, throiJgh~ ·~orglrtg,the I.ud;te'·of.the"soclat revol­'utlon'lntheWest'wtth the~olitreal ra'/olutlci1;·lnths:Ees;t. ,Our chelf weapon hour press, "INTERNATIONAL VO!J~G G~l!/4ROfl. !f yo!'! ~ant to end war, repressIon and unemployment;

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K8ppa'~lphapslFratern'ity, -. is' a blf)ck ~?~ia~" i'l~d pYbife'~~rViee .f~;t~rnttY .,wlth a stress on aChievement of Its me:~':~rs !~ aca@Gimfcs and general betterment of self. The Alpha A

·.S~,te~;c.ttap.ter~s' e,~ta~JJs~~d;~n;t1~yne;I,'~$f;pIJS;.;January'27J 1927. and has'p'rospered con­;ttnuously ave.r$lC'lee.belng,t~e;flrst :U~ck:,'.raternlty on~'''/avne,' s: cClmp-..s>whUe:operHng· . :thegateWayfor' slmil cn~;orgeniz3tlonsfot"'<B',aek",$tt!dents:.<,: ,Contact <the: Al pha'BetaCfmPter :of. ,the: ':Kappa A1 t)nl3Ps I" Fr.aternlty:'at: 50x '54 ,StudentCenterc:or: ,ca 11,TE2-.847'7:' . i

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. . . t , , , • LIbrary Science Student Association .. To p,romote the development of skills, and a sense of

professtonslJsm in the ffsld of Llbr~ri~nshtp. 315 Kresege Library. 577-1825

,Management:Club/A.-S.P ... To encourage the utilization of the skills and knowledge acquired , In ~hG'schoOl of business. Room 328 Prentis

MarketIng Club" .Associ£ted t'ltt'" the P-.merican MarketIng As$o~latlon. The c'lub promOtes marketl,ng activities on and offc~l\'l9~s. ,Soctalactivitles are also offered to members.

, Office 321 Student Center, Mar~etlng Departltsnt, Prentfs Mall ,577-4525

Mature cand Returning Students .. The purpose of this organizatiQn Is to seek to identify an.d .',', meet the unique needs t er6courage t~ Intellectual and emotional growth, provide an 'on-, .~ " going advc~~cy t'~o9ra;m, furnls~ social InteractIon, promote a reeling of cornmunttYt and

. soften'·theimilClctof stud~~t' G return ';;0 ct'311ege followIng protracted periods of alisenee •

.• J4't,nortt Oc:cu atlon:!l Thera ' Student Or anizatten .. to Gupptemel'tt the Weyne State Unlversl ty , ·eeupatfone" {nerap'f program, y 11.1 ing special needs of minority Occ\lpatlOnel , Therapy students that Gilre normally not met by existIng programs offered by WayneiState University's Occ!Jpat'ionai Therapy DG!partment. GOALS: to retain mInority O.T. 5~udents. To be. an active and instrufuental "pare of recruItment J to serve as an tnforritatlo~ base. 311'. Heal.th. Science Building, S11~1435 . \.

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Hortar Board - Senior honor society d~veloped to encourage. self-awareness .ng it's members, to promote campus an~ community awareness and to support advancement of the status of

, weinen. Box 65 p Student Center. ~ 577-2943 . '. . . • . . . '

National OrganIzation for Non Parents" To Introduce all students.tothe Id,ea'that parent­hOOd Is not autcmatJc - It is an optIonal llfestyl0. 'And remInd pe(;plethat there are more Important things to do than to change diapers. Box 40, Student Center, 831~4699 . ;

Newman Student Or;anizatton - The purpose and aim 01 the Newman Student Orgenlzatlon shall be to provide self-directed programming for students associated wtth:the Newman Catholic Center, othenltse known as the Catholic C~pU5 MInIstry of Wayne State Unlversfty. ThIs organtzatlonwill provIde a forum for justIce issues In an atmosphere of ChristIan love. Room 76!Stud~nt Center, S77-3~62

Omega Psl Phi Fraternttit Inc..:. - To promote brotherhood and servIce to the black commun.lty through tha prfcfp as of manhood J sc~ol~rshlpt perserveranee. and uplift. Box 71, Student Center

Phi Alpha Theta - HIstory Honor Society, to ~ecoentze outstandIng scholarshtp by under­graau~te &r.d gr&duate 5tud~nts wIth a major or minor in HWstory. 838 Mackenzie Hall, 577-252

PhI Bete S!pm-n Frat~rnlt~, ~nc ... ~~r objectives ar~ to advenes to the Ideals of Brother-& hood and serv'fee; prc~te edu~~tien arid $c~olart;htp; develop an appreciation of ,Black

cuI ture; il~d to fo~ter s!.!e~ pr",gr~m3 as may 1;e lnd' cillted by these objectives. '80x 39.

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Eta Pst Fraternit,\' '£!.~orop£r&lte2. - is 1'esfG-to":for.e, establ is~f3d to respond construettvply to unIte into til \~rl2ter~a\ i;oil'u~ cot l!ige men of cytture In efforts to aid and promote the ger.eral w~lfare of Black eo~unlty, to ~ettor rel~tlon$ between all races. creeds, end colors, to Illr'omte £n~ assist e3ch in~.HvidYa!l m-emberln obtainIng a higher educatIonal 9030, to esslst th9 n~~dy, yo~n~, and trek, and; the eged and to promote a better under~t~ndtn9 for e ~etter way of life for ~11. Box 139. Student Center

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~~¥~;tbf'jlOmt8NU_~~Hl!tt~"1 'r.ofessl-cnai aY$I~ess frat~rnaty .,. estsbHshed 0:1 campus In 1~49~ ~f~M<>~ 't"OP.n~to~t,$>an© rem~le ~tue$~ts U~ pr~,"bu5htess, business, and related business fIelds. :;,::;~;H.\\,·:~'t.'m::tq·bh:d ·togeth@r s.tudentawtth If.utua!interQst in bU$irJ~ss whIle exposure ,Is gIven. 11'\ :::;:;;'c,::.'",:,n·bufnass fIe-His thrQugh,prof~5e!Qr!a~ ~~aakers. tOt!lrs, seminars $tc. as well as social \\;1':': :a~~J!t.f,t~.~ •. :~rfc(nJr~Se.~ent 01 rl~gh tcad¢0tc stlmL1cl&rdsbY·QwllJrdt.,g scholarshIp ItGY to any ,: ',,'" ,.bU"JJess$tudent with hfghestG.P.A. at"ln~SlSny, ~';jfth schoiarshlpcertlftcates and small •. ,,2:JQa.rtS avai1a~lG tdrne:il~Sf$ only. ~ej" mor!l 'nrorm~t!ori leavG n&me,address end phone

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:,~::~i,~i~jt(eaeeaAtpha Frat!rnf~'" :ocetsd at 266 ~. 11ancock, is one' of ~JQyne State's oldest Frat-r:,;<::y:c+}'?;rteJ:'nlttes. h rBce v~(l .ts chertsr from national fr~terr.l~y in i948. ' ~-i:N:~~;i;~~~S~;>::, ,.S'nc~ It l! $,s,eei&! fr~t~r~aty. its r,'i@~t;r.lr$ have come from all walks ef campus' :l}:;>t;;Y;:\~;l.'f ..... - fN)~ rnadicstG,d~l to. hlW school. Membsrs of the fraternIty may also join :,",,;J" :-'/:~j"nY;:()f,th$'u~jvars tty' $ l'r~fesG ton~ i fr~t'3ri11 t 1\)$. , , ,

),':0;:;~L;:'i:~::::":A.::.T.ft~Pt k~$ ,o~f~r an Oil(X't'"tt,m H;y f©r ,f] ',tt:d~n~~ to e:tp&i'%~ his trove lvcmenttfl th:,ithe ::':(1Jf~$[;'7X'<"';~u~' e~r~,~\, ,tllt(Q~~Cl Alp~~ fli!S tj sQrlous~OO!mftm~'!t to provtcHng It members a

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social HfEf'<th~t h'harcl t9 r.:atc~1 &~ l3 commuter'schooi Hka Wayne State. : .... ' .. ', ; Atthoughonl'i'~eles Ire e1Jgble to pledge the Pikes, women~re.ellglb!e to pledge

tl;e Lfttle Sisters of' t~e SMeid snd D!amcnd, 'a sl!:lter organlzetionthe't works~nd-+'n- ". hand with the PHtes e,md share$ I~ tne iliM9 membership rIghts. The only quaHfl~tlon .

. for pledgIng Is Inter.st. Fiush0S Clra held at the beginning of Fall and Winter S~sters. Any Interested parties can call 333-5310 'or dr~ a message I" 80x 78 •. Student Ce~ter •. '

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PoUsh' Jaglellonlen SOCiety ~ to prorno'Q;$ end preserve ~oilsh culture. f .e. language, .rt f

musIc, customs end traditIons amo~g Polish an~ non-PolIsh pee,}es. 450,ManOogla~ H811. , 577-3024 ;. , ,

Preservation Wayne - Exl!5ttng to safeguard the s'rchiteil:tural herlt~ge of Wayne State fml­varsity and surrQundlng ccmrn~ntty, to promote the re-use 0' exIsting vlabl.buildlngs, and to explore energy co~servetto~ mm5SUf9S end, i~nov~ttve urb~n design.. Box 100.

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'SIgma Alpha Mu .. Samm!Gs Is the ntcf<nmm(! for Sigma Alpha My, a ~4ational Fraternity and colonies at 50 unlverslUes throughout tf~a U~'ted Stfltas and C~f1"da.

We do a varIety of things as e socIal frat~rnlty, we make college more enjoyable for our members. We hold cffOesrn~~! p~rtieG, mn~ attGnd other Greek (Fraternity and Sorority) part has. Also, ~<.fe havo !Sma 1 lor parfde~t al"l~ other functIons. We are Involv-ed In evsry sport. ~/e h~;re our .O~ ra~'l11 ttl~ lea~ye. tll'ld we play intramura1 fOot-be t 1, basketba i ~. ~nd softb~ 1 ~ 0 ,

Arouftcf Ctlmi~:J5 t,!S are 1~nem as th~ lIm:gst sl)trlted fraternIty" (Greek Week 1979). We are Involved In eV0rythtn~ a r~tr~muratSt ~~emt~gt GreGh Week, studies, etc.

It is hard to ".-:':-lte (k~ In lr-:,r;rau wh<lll~ !'~3 fG9i ~i~out th~ brotherhood of~Sfgma Alpha f4u and w~~t it he:s r.;~e:it t~ I1S. ~?!'3 h~pe yOy toJi '6 t o~~Gr!ence !t so you can see for' YOQ("'s"~t.f~- ~~~ iS~~ StM~&~t C®r.t;(if

. Sisteu of tha Sht~ld ~r-d ote:ton<! ... 1~'tG SistQr! of the $!,Ud end DlnIO"d Is an auxl1lary

organization to th~-ff·"i'5~i; $~lp~~ $e~~~t fraterilJty ~nd hi mere commonly known as the '''Pike !.fttle ShtCH"~'u. 1'!'i~ ~~!rtors c1 the ~M~~d and D'C'lmond Is not a sorority, although it t,~s. o.:;)I"IY or ttw benef§ts of a !'?orodty, z'Jch es the opportunity to shere.

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.. last'lng fricn~shtp's. The H!~e i."; ttle !:Hst~n' eho, GnJcy th~ benefits of beIng part " of a fratGrnity. $o~" of th~!;e b2nl2vlt$ tn'!1ud6S3hartng with brothers In a number of soctal actlvlttGz t\poll'1~ored ~y ~t tteP~3 A!phe, as wan as hsvlng e(!ual access to the

, "Plke House") loCCjtsc1 at 26~ E. H~~eoe!<. t:~r furtt~r lr.formatlcn, please contact Box 79, Stucl~nt Ce~terf S33-5~tQ.

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. ~:Sccl.ty of Professlo~a~ Jour!'taHzt,!;" to pr~te@!lnd rnafl.":t~ir, e~reers 'n ... t!'1s fteid ,01 r;:-'i~t . and e.1ectro~is: journcnU$r,;. 70 t;1so s~t high st~~d~rds for freedom of Informatton and : F}rst~iS;'ldment' JOtJfllC!Ustte rlshtS. M~0.U~~S ara h~ld monthly Ell th~ Journal ism ,depar_nt, 212 Old f4~t~ with professic:1elrn~d'a re:>roser.:tatives f.rGquentlypres~nt. 212 QJ d' J~a·!n. 577-2/:/1.7 .• '.

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SpartacusVouthLet»guo - 7~a S!:'~!."t~c.IlS Youth "'$agu~" yelJt~' s(8ctten of th~ Spilirtacls~",'LHguet ....... Is a Revoi-tz'tio?lmry eorrm~r.ht orSQnizatl~::1l.b~serl on th~ pol hlcs of, i~arx,lanJ1t, Gnd Trotsky

, We seek to t>-iln Gt""dents e~ci yOutf'es to Q t1Orkfna"clasa j)e~5psctfve and act as.anauxi 1 aery ,:-to the dIGS str!.i~gla ~~~~lthID fin t~,e unlcns., Ttu~ SVL1ZL (} c~'r.mon movement strugglIng

to but ld Q vanrtuard t)!irty'to leaQ t~a r.H·Ou.et~r~at to the sj&::ure of pct-1Sr. , Box 85, Stqdent .:Centa~·. ' .

Sta e end Film ProellJ!:tfcm ~uncl - Ttte Sta~e and Film ~rodt!etlcn Gtlt1d !s a Wayne State student. ~.:,.~~,r;ganzaton~ .... r(!by stuo1;3nts tnt(u'est~d En 5sefng t~~ir wor~s staged end pelf!fOrmed need ',;.~$i1y s.ubmft j~t';~:!r pl~;~$~ eerEptG Q;:'lcll/cr~~~liJOG.ls;"'e1"'m,othcor-tdnd·to BOX 91, end, '. '.'

active morn~ersof t?l~f or9~t'th;~tie:1a after csrefciHy reatH.ng t~l~ ~I!!terra! arld d'st~ssfng, ways in which ttc~ play can b~ slter<'td or le~gth~ned with tM authorj' attempt very, . serfously to prcdyc~ 'these t"!'OrklJ. . ' : . ,'" I '

The State and FUm Produetfcn GuIld acts as en avenue of exposu1"e for young !artists . who wish to either GX!)erienes temperarEly.or pursue iii career on stage and tn. theI1:'heat~r.

Film workshops sitd other workshops are eurrentlt ~I-ng organized to better sa..vlde the needs of Interested psrtlG~ wt~hlng to joIn the Stage .nd FIlm Productton aur1d. :

Student Assistant Assoctation - The Stydent As.'st~nt Association is dedleatedto Impr:ovtng the workIng env' ro~msnt· and em[OtoytMnt experh~nct3$ of stud$nt assistants. It Is con.rned wi th promoting an Increased awarenS$S of Gt~dent e.~pioyme:;t and further developfn1g student employment rescur:es. throMgh educatIonal ecttvttles, advocacy. collectIve actIon ~nd better communfcatlon ~mo~g student assfsta~ts. For more Infonr~tron, please contact Box 87 t 211 Student Center. • j

J.tudent CPoaunct 1 for Exce~tlpLial_Cjli ld~rn co ':"0 promote programs to attract students Into tha profesllon of 5pecla~ educathm and to inform th~ c~!.In!tv of the educatIonal needs at local, sta,ta. regional a:~d na~!on~l ievehh Sox 95, Studp..nt C~nter

Student Nurses' AssocIation m e,er. to all pre"nyrsing stydentso OUf purposefs toprcmote the education of r.ursfng students In ths t't8QH;h care prcfeszicft end ard In their d.ve 1 op­ment as a prof0ssloilul rHU.5a. Mal H~~x:· Office of StudMt Services, 2nd Floor. Cohn Build'l

Student's International M~~'taticn Sceier.~ • Pr~v:d!ng t~fcnnati~ (lectures, literature. sym~os(St Gte:) m~-eourse to W5Y stud~nt$, faculty, ~~d starf of th~ ScIence of CreatIve

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,'Swahfl i Chlb ... The '<is':'!~M Ii C:'~rn (St'.·~~n ~ tlub) is d3cHcetad to the promotion of the culture and history of €H ;\Yrrk~;'/ !,:;::et)~~. H() stroms t~ hn~rtll'!c~ of- language In the psycho­logIcal m€a!kltlJp of ~ pttepi~ ~r~e1 rt'l't fnflYencG in thl! sc~(al relatIonships among pec~le. We ero str~vtrtrg to e;q;,i~nd ti1~ 1a~g!Jit$c of1'2r~rt~ In ~'st<fIlMn and t~$ courses offered II) Afrlkan History. ~OC!,' 3'n, 5eud~!,.t Ce!"!tsr p mo:t '36 t Student Canter ..

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The Register of Student Organizations is compiled annually by the Student Center and Program Activities Office. The purpose of the Register is to better acquaint the University community with some of the 200 recognized campus organizations. Following each organization1s name is a brief synopsis of the particular group1s purpose and goals. Included in many of the synopses is a mailbox and/or address which may be used to contact the group.

If you are interested in JOInIng a group or wish more infor­mation on a group not listed in the Register, please stop by the Student Center and Program Activities Office, Room 351 Student Center or call 577-3444.

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Alpha Gamma Delta - A women's social fraternity which offers the chance to cultivate friend­ships with women of varied interests. Functions include charitable projects, a variety of social activities as well as scholarship awards. Box 4, Student Center.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority - Committed to helping mankind through CIVIC, community, cultural and social activities which encourage leadership among all college aged women. Box 5, Student Center.

Alpha Kappa Psi - A national, professional business fraternity which offers the opportunity to develop and enhance longlasting social and professional friendships with people of similar scholastic goals and aspirations. Professionally, we have speakers, tours, and movies. Socially, we are involved in campus activities, parties, and outings. Box 6, Student Center.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity - Build a reputable relationship with students and staff members. and help the needy in the community. Box 7, Student Center.

Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority - To promote friendship and sisterhood among young women at W.S.U. Functions include diverse social activities accompanied with scholastic benefits and a social service project for emotionally disturbed and deprived children. Box 19, Student Center.

American Chemical Society - Student Affiliate - An organization which encourages students seeking degrees in a science related field to expand and develop their knowledge by experiencing and helping others. 371 Chemistry, 577-3448

American Institute of Industrial Engineers - To continually inform, update and provide learning and social activities so students may gain more awareness of industrial engineering. Box 187, Student Center, 577-4846

American Society of Civil Engineering (A.S.C.E.) - Conduct field trips, meetings, and tours of civil engineering related activities in the metro area. Highlights: employment opportunities and sponsors a bridge building contest which is held during the winter semester each year. 667 Merrick, 577-3789

American Society of Interior Designers - Student chapter affiliation with the professional society which gives student members the opportunity to meet and associate with pro­fessionals in the field. 160 Old Main, 577-3317

Bahai Club - To make the University Community familiar with the teachings and history of Bahai Faith as well as other religions, and to promote the UNITY of mankind, regard­less of background, race, national ity, etc. Box 137, Student Center

Beta Alpha Psi - A national accounting honorary; recognizes excellence in the field of accounting; provides opportunities for students to associate with pracitioners and develop skills and knowledge; open to men and women students. Box 64, Student Center

Black Business Students (Association of) - A professional organization composed primarily of black students within the School of Business, business education, pre-business, and any interested students in taking related business courses. The purpose of the organization is to prepare students for the business world. It provides an environ­ment for professional growth and development through the encouragement of interaction among business students and business communities. Benefits of membership include job placement services, seminars, workshops, and tours. Room 7 Prentis.

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Black Communicators (Association of) - To assist minority communication students in attaining available resources that will augment their broadcasting skills and knowledge. Box 18, Student Center, 577-3373

Black Engineers/Applied Scientists (Association of) - To develop intensive programs for increasing Black and other ethnic minority participation in the fields of engineering and science. Box 97, Student Center

Black Legal Alliance - To support and promote the professional needs and goals of Black American law students and to install in the black attorney and law students a greater awareness of and commitment to the needs of the Black community. 468 W. Ferry, 577-3919

Black Music Students (Association of) - Association of Black Music Students has various aims and purposes, some of which are the following: 1. to elevate the general appreci~ ation of music performed by Blacks at this university and in this community; 2. To create and sustain a program of educational supplementation of music relative to the Black aesthetic as performed by Black musicians; 3. To create greater exposure for the Black Musician with the university as well as the community-at-large. New members are always welcome. Interested W.S.U. students may contact us at Box 120, Student Center

Black Pre-Med Students (Association of) - To expose students who are unaware of the allied health fields and to encourage minority students interested in medicine. Emphasizing unity and advancement as a whole. Box 119, Student Center

Black Social Work Students (Association of) (ABSWS) - To become advocates for postive change within the Black community and for Black Social Work Students of Wayne's School of Social Work. 311 Cohn, 577-4435

Black Students (Association of) - To promote cultural, political ~ economical and social unity among Black students and the community with whatever resources available. Box 131, Student Center

Black Theater and Film Production Guild - The Black Theater and Production guild is an organization for the young, up-and-coming creative individuals who need an avenue of exposure in order to present their works of unrecognized genius. Join the Black Theater and Film Producation Guild and let your dreams become a reality. Box 91, Student Center

Campus Crusade for Christ - To expose people to and share the message of God's Love and forgiveness; to build students in their faith and encourage growth in their relation­ship with Christ; to train them how to effectively develop a personal ministry of multiplying disciples. Box 68, Student Center

Caribbean Society - To develop in the University Community an. awareness of, and appreciation for Caribbean culture while, at the same time, fostering a spirit of cooperation, a high degree of unity and sense of belonging among Caribbean students through a varied program of activities. Box 84, Student Center

Chess Club - An organization which promotes the game of chess to Wayne State students. We encourage both playing for enjoyment, as well as competition among members and other universities. Box 20, Student Center

Chi Epsilon - To place a mark of distinction upon the student of civil engineering who exemplifies the four traits of the successful engineer, the cornerstones upon which Chi Epsilon is founded: Scholarship, Character, Practical ity and Sociabil ity. 667 Merrick

Chinese Student Association - To foster friendship among members and promote community interest in the preservation of the Chinese culture. Box 61, Student Center

Church of Christ Fe110whship - To provide fellowship devotionals for members of Churches of Christ and interested friends. Box 50, Student Center

Circle K - A service organization in which all college students can find a means of respon­sible student action in their communities and a more active role in campus life. Circle K is dedicated to helping any and all, as best we can. This club is sponsored by Kiwanis International, and with Kiwanis support, Circle K provides a practical lab­oratory for the development of analyzing the needs of our environment and in focusing in on some workable solutions to these needs. Some projects Circle K is involved with are working with children in hospitals and supporting volunteer programs like meals for shut-ins. Circle K is more than working on projects: itls also having fun, getting to know yourself and others, and relating to the world. Circle Klers are people with goals, trying to make meaningful contributions to the world we all live in. If youlre interested contact us at Box 14, Student Center

College Republicans - An active political organization on campus, we are over fifty members strong! The main purpose of our organization is to provide a real istic political experience for students who are politically and socially oriented. Join now! Box 138, Student Center

Computing Machinery (Association of) - The ACM of W.S.U. is an organization open to all students with an interest in computers - both acadmeic and recreational. Members are kept informed of activities at the national level, in addition to computer-related activities at Wayne State. These activities include programming contests, presentations by national speakers, projects on the W.S.U. computer system, and more. The ACM of W.S.U. is a student chapter of the national ACM, an organization for computer professionals and enthusiasts. Box 83, Student Center

Council for Exceptional Children - Student Chapter of the national professional organization for Special Education. To promote the well-being of special children. Box 96, Student Center

Cycling Club - To promote bicycling as a means of transportation and recreation. The club encourages bike commuting to and from Wayne and also organizes many "tours" of the Detroit area and Windsor. We hold seminars on bike repair and go cross-country skiing in the Winter season. Box 11, Student Center

Delta Sigma Pi - Is the professional business fraternity with the emphasis on professionalism. The members attend tours, hear speakers, and stage events to broaden their business back­ground. We also have parties and social events. Delta Sigma Pi is open to male and female pre-business students. Box 143, Student Center --- We mean business.

Delta Zeta Sorority - Delta Zeta is a national social ,sorority which is based on friendship. Delta Zetas at Wayne State actively participate in campus and community activities. Socially, we have mixers with the fraternities on campus. Our standard program encourages individual achievement, philanthropy and service to others, especially working with agencies concerned with speech and hearing defects. If interested in joining our circle of friendship, please contact Box 37, Student Center

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Elephant Interest Group - To promote interest in and to increase our knowledge of elephants; to collect and disseminate information needed for educ2tion, research and conservation of elephants. 210 Science Hall, 577-2924

Engineering Student Faculty Board - The Engineering Student/Faculty Board (ESFB), is a student-faculty coordinating council for the College of Engineering. We encourage member organizations to present and take part in social, academic, professional, and community activities with students and faculty. We are the forum at which these programs may be presented, discussed and initiated. 654 Putnam, Box 113, Student Center

Finance Club - The Finance Club offers students with interests in finance and accounting the opportunity to receive a supplemental financial education that cannot be obtained in the classroom. The club sponsors such events as Meet the Company Representatives Dinner in January, a trip to the Chicago Board of Trade during the winter semester break, an Interviewing Techniques Seminar, a GMAT preparation course and a Student­Faculty luncheon. Box 94, Student Center

Folklore Society - The W.S.U. Folklore Society is an organization which encourages the study of folklore and develops interest in the various aspects of folklore among univer­

sity students and residents of the Detroit area. The Society does so through various activity such as lectures by folklorists, performances by folk artists, exhibitions, workshops and demonstrations of folk materials and crafts. Box 94, Student Center 577-4053

French Club (Le Circle Francais) - To provide students with an opportunity to participate in social activities with a French cultural base. 348 Manoogian, 577-3002

Future Women Physicians - In Future Women Physicians, we help women with a common interest in medicine reach their destiny. Our club unites women of a commuter school who other­wise would have no campus activities pertaining to their interest in the medical pro­fession. With a rigorous school schedule and the requ~rements of pratica1 experience and entrance examinations for medical school admission, it is beneficial to a student to have an active membership in our organization. Box 1, Student Center

Gay and Lesbian Liberation Front - To offer information and service to gay students at Wayne State University. Rap groups held every Thursday night. For more information call the Gay Switchboard at 577-3450 (6:00 - 10:00 PM) Box 23, Student Center

Geology Club - Provides students the opportunity to become involved in social and academic activities related to the geologic sciences. 201 Old Main, 577-2506

German Cultural Club - The purpose of the club is to promote fellowship among Wayne State students interested in German culture. It seeks to interest students in the German language and to provide opportunity for extra-curricular association among students and teachers of German. 346 Manoogian

Graduate Industrial/Organizational Psychology Club - A student organization dedicated to the study of people in their work and organization meetings. Our goal is to promote the field of industrial/organizational psychology as a science and a profession and a means of promoting human welfare in the broadest ~nd most liberal manner. 71 W. Warren

Handicappers Association - To increase University awareness toward di.sabled students by working together to improve access on the campus and surrounding area for all disabled students. Offered are events geared toward improving that awareness, like Mobility Awareness Day. Box 21, Student Center

International Young Guard - International Young Guard/USA is the US section (sympathizing) of the Revolutionary Youth International, the world army of the socialist revolution. We are building an army to destroy the entire old world order of the enemies of mankind, Imperialism and Stalinism. We are fighting for the Free Socialist Federation of Workers and Oppressed Peoples to rule the world, through forging the unity of the social revol­ution in the West with the political revolution in the East. Our chief weapon is our press, "INTERNATIONAL YOUNG GUARD". If you want to end war, repression and unemploy­ment; if you want to join the march of the world revolution; if you want to build a completely different world, then you should enlist in the RYI. Box 13, Student Center

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity - A black social and public service fraternity, with stress on achievement of its members in academics and general betterment of self. The Alpha Beta Chapter was established on Wayne's campus January 27, 1927, and has prospered continuously ever since. It was the first Black Fraternity on Wayne's campus opening the gateway for similar organizations for Black Students. Contact the Alpha Beta Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity at Box 54, Student Center

Kappa Delta Sorority - Over seventy-five years ago, the first chapter of Kappa Delta sorority was founded. Kappa Delta has today grown nationally to a circle embracing thousands of members. Kappa Delta becomes a way to expand our lives, gain soica1 insight, give ourselves to our sisters and in our philanthropic work, share happy and sad times, to understand a little better the feeling of others, and to learn to work together Kappa Delta extends their hand to you, not just as a friend, but as sisters. For more information on our circle of friendship, contact Box 55, Student Center

Liberal Arts Student Senate - The purpose of the Liberal Arts Student Senate is to work for the best interest of students in the College of Liberal Arts. By providing an opportunity for these students to become actively involved in decision-making within the College and also by serving as a representative of student opinions and concerns in various academic affairs, we hope to establish to a productive liaison between student, faculty, and administration. Box 104, Student Center

Little Sisters of the Shield and Diamond - The Sisters of the Shield and Diamond is an auxiliary organization to the Pi Kappa Alpha Social fraternity and is more commonly known as the "Pike Little Sisters". The Sisters of the Shield and Diamond is not a sorority, although it has many of the benefits of a sorority, such as the opportunity to share lasting friendships. The Pike Little Sisters also enjoy the benefits of being part of a fraternity. Some of these benefits include sharing with brothers in a number of social activities sponsored by Pi Kappa Alpha, as well as having equal access to the "Pike House", located at 266 E. Hancock. Box 79, Student Center, 833-9302

Management C1ub/A.S.P. - To encourage the utilization of the skills and knowledge acquired in the school of business. Box 9, Student Center

Marketing Club - Associated with the American Marketing Association, the club promotes marketing activities on and off campus. Social activities are also offered to members. Box 48, Student Center, 577-4525

Mature and Returning Students - The purpose of this organization is to seek to identify and meet the unique needs, encourage the intellectual and emotionai growth, provide an on­going advocacy program, furnish social interaction, promote a feeling of community, and soften the impact of student's return to college following protracted periods of absence. 577-3370

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Michigan Young Democrats - To stimulate in young collegiate scholars an active interest in governmental, college, local, state and national affairs and to promote the acquisition of political power in young people. Box 133, Student Center

Minority Occupational Thearpy Student Organization - To supplement the Wayne State University Occupational Therapy program, by fulfilling special needs of minority Occupational Therapy students that are normally not met by existing programs offered by Wayne State University1s Occupational Therapy Department. GOALS: to retain minority O.T. students, to be an active and instrumental part of recruitment, to serve as an information base. 311 Health Science Building, 577-1435

Mortar Board - Senior honor society developed to encourage self-awareness among it1s members, to promote campus and community awareness and to support advancement of the status of women. Box 65, Student Center, 577-2943

Muslim Student Association - Provides religious services, sponsors social events and serves as an information center on Islam for both Muslims and non-muslims. Box 40, Student Center

Newman Student Organization - The purpose and aim of the Newman Student Organization shall be to provideself-d:irectedprogramming for students associated with the Newman Catholic Center, otherwise known as the Catholic Campus Ministry of Wayne State University. This organization will provide a forum for spiritual and social events, and strive to increase awareness of social justice issues in an atmosphere of Christian love. Rm. 761 Student Center, 577-3462

News & Letters Youth Committee - We are a group of young Marxist-Humanists working to bring out the full revolutionary potential of all the freedom movements upsurging today; by uniting the new anti-draft protests with the anti-nuclear movement, by bringing together young workers with students, and in forging solidarity with the "second America" here at home -- the Black, Latino, and Native American struggles. In discussions, meetings, movement activities, and the publication of the From The Pen, we want to raise the banner of total human liberation in these struggles as well as work to restate the todayness of Marx's Marxism as a pathway to creating a new society away from sexist, racism, capitalist exploitation. We invite you to join with us. Box 141, Student Center.

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. - To promote brotherhood and service to the black community through the principles of manhood, scholarship, perserverance, and up1 ift. Box 71, Student Center .

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. - Our objectives are to advance the ideals of brotherhood and service; promote education and scholarship; develop an appreciation of Black culture; and to foster such programs as may be indicated by these objectives. Box 39, Student Center

Phi Eta Psi Fraternity, Inc. - Here-to-fore established to respond constructively to unite into a fraternal bond college men of culture in efforts to aid and promote the general welfare of Black community, to better relations between all races, creeds, and colors, to promote and assist each individual member in obtaining a higher educational goal, to assist the needy, young, srck, aged, and to promote a better understanding for a better way of life for all. Box 139, Student Center

Phi Gamma Nu - A national professional business fraternity established on campus in 1949. Open to male and female students in pre-business,' business, and related business fields. Aim to bind students together with mutual interest in business while exposure is given in all business fields through professional speakers, tours, seminars, as well as social activities. Encouragement of high academic standards by awarding scholarship key to any business student with highest G.P.A. annually, with scholarship certificates and small loans available to members only. Box 75, Student Center

Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity - Since it is a social fraternity, its members have come from all walks of campus life -- from medical school to law school. Members of the fraternity may also join any of the university's professional fraternities. It is one of Wayne State1s oldest fraternities. It received its charter from the national in 1948. The Pikes offer an opportunity for a student to expand his involvement with the campus community. Pi Kappa Alpha has a serious commitment to providing its members a social life that is hard to match at a commuter school like Wayne State. Although only males aree1igible to pledge the Pikes, women are eligible to pledge the Little Sisters of the Shield and Diamond, a sister organization that works hand-in-hand with the Pikes and shares in the same membership rights. The only qualification for pledging is interest. Rushes are held at the beginning of Fall and Winter Semesters. Located at 266 E. Hancock, 833-9302. Box 78, Student Center

Pol ish Club - Promote and preserve Polish culture, i.e. language, art, music, customs and traditions among Polish and non-Polish peoples. 450 Manoogian Hall

Preservation Wayne - Existing to safeguard the architectural heritage of Wayne State Uni­versity and surrounding community, to promote the re-use of existing viable buildings, and to explore energy conservation measures and innovative urban design. Box 100 Student Center, 577-3559, David Mackenzie House, 4735 Cass Avenue

Rhomeos - To encourage leadership, render service to the community, and develop a postive attitude toward the future. Box 15, Student Center

Sigma Alpha Mu - Sammies is the nickname for Sigma Alpha Mu, a national fraternity and colonies at 50 universities throughout the United States and Canada. We do a variety of things as a social fraternity, we make college more enjoyable for our members. We hold off-campus parties, and attend other Greek (fraternity and sorority) parties. Also, we have smaller parties, and other functions. We are involved in every sport. We have our own bowling league, and we play intramural football, basket­ball and softball. Around campus we are known as the Ilmost spirited fraternity" (~reek Week 1979). We are involved in everything - Intramura1s, homecoming, Greek

. Week, studies, etc. It is hard to write down in words what we feel about the brother­hood of Sigma Alpha Mu and what it has meant to us. We hope you will experience it so you can see for yourself. Box 188, Student Center

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority - Gives leadership, sevice and resources toward removing barriers and inequalities so that all people of America, especially members of the Black community, may develop their potential and exercise full citzenship. We further believe that these things are possible through "Greater Service, Greater Progress". Box 116, Student Center

Society of Professional Journalists - Promote and maintain careers in the field of print and electronic journalism. To also set high standards for freedom of information and first amendment journalistic rights. Meetings are held monthly in the journalism department with professional media representatives frequently present. 163 Manoogian

Spartacus Youth League - The Spartacus Youth League, youth section of the Spartacist League, is a revolutionary communist organization based on the politics of Marx, Lenin and Trotsky. We seek to win students and youths to a working-class perspective and act as an auxiliary to the class struggle opposition in the unions. The SYL/SL a common movement struggling to build a vanguard party to lead the proletariat to the seizure of power. Box 85, Student Center

Students' International Meditation Society - To enliven the full potential of human con­sciousness in the W.S.U. Community through the practice of the Transcendental Med­itation and TM-Sidhi program. Box 24, Student Center

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Student Nurses' Association - Open to all pre-nursing students. Our purpose is to promote the education of nursing in the health care profession and aid in their development as a professional nurse. 230 Cohn

Swahili Club - The Kiswahili Cham (Swahili Club) is dedicated to the promotion of the culture and history of all Afrikan people. We stress the importance of language in the psycho­logical makeup of a people and its influence in the social relationships among people. We are striving to expand the language offering in Kiswahili and the courses offered in Afrikan History. Box 136 Student Center

Tau Beta Pi - To honor engineers of all disciplines who have achieved outstanding scholarships and shown exemplary character. Services provided include tutoring in math, physics, chemistry and serving our communities. Box 174, Student Center

Tau Gamma Delta - A national professional organization of college women joined together by common interests and goals. We are dedicated to educating our youth, contributing to charity and serving our communities. Box 174, Student Center

Theta Tau National Professional Engineering Fraternity - Our purpose and object shall be to unite in fraternal fellowship such members of the engineering student body and profession as may be unanimously chosen by its founders, and thereafter by its student member; to promote the formation of lasting friendships among its members to help in the utilization of natural resources for the benefit of mankind; to inculcate the principles of professional integrity and personal honor among its members; to each recognition of service to profession and country as a practical idealism; and to stimulate worthy engineering effort for any kind. 478 W. Alexandrine, 882-4042, Box 112 Student Center

Three Dimensional Unity - To achieve the unity of humanity through the unity of individual by the developing and uti1 izing to the fullest potential the three dimensions of life; the mind, the body, and the spirit. To extend communication lines between individuals and groups regardless of race, creed, color, sex, religion, cultural or ethnic back­ground in order to bring about more harmonious relations for all humanity. Box 2, Student Center

Ukrainian Student Association - This organization was set up for the purpose of serving the Ukrainian community of the Detroit area. For further information write to the Ukrainian Student Association Box 21, Student Center

WAYN Radio - To provide practical experience in all phases of radio station operation including news, sports, DJ's, special programming, promotion, public relations, and management. No previous experience is required, although some course work in Mass Communications is helpful. WAYN can be heard in the basement of the Student Center, on 108 on the Dial Access System, and on 860 AM in the DeRoy Apts. 672 Putnam, 577-4200

Wayne Classical Society - To provide a forum for persons in classics and to promote an interest through lectures focused on ancient 1 iterature, archaeology and art. 431 Manoogian, 577-303L

Wayne Christian Fellowship (Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship) - To assist and encourage students and faculty to: declare Jesus Christ as Savior, to lead others to a personal faith in Christ as Lord and Savior, declare Jesus Christ as Lord, to help Christians to grow toward spirtua1 maturity as disciples of God's role for them at home and abroad in missions. 684 Student Center

Wayne Engineer - An engineering-oriented magazine published by student participation from all curriculums of the University. 109 Engineering Building, 577-3829

Wayne Third Foundation/Science Club - To encourage science fiction discussion and writing among students. Our library contains 500 science fiction books. We also sponsor two publications. Meetings: every Wednesday 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM Box 102, Student Center

Wayne Weregamers - Dedicated to the playing, researching, running and enjoying fantasy role­playing games such as Dungeons and Dragons, Traveller (SF), Bushido, Chivar1y and Sorcery and Boothi1l. All are welcome, meeting every Friday in the Student Center. Box 69, Student Center

Womons Monthly - To bring issues of concern and interest to women to the campus. Box 10, Student Center

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