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As a service organization, the DURotaract Club's major projects thisyear included providing individual assistanceto such programs as DenverBoys, Inc., and the Denver StudyHall Association. In addition, the clubparticipated in the March of Dimes Drive.Students interested in serving societyfound the activities of the club beneficialto themselves as well as others. Theclub is sponsored by Rotary International.Rotaract, I tor: les Johnson, John Fleckenstein, Brent Bales, Scott Forsythe,Clint Powers, Glenn McKie, john Giffin, Rick Rossi, and Denver boys.Motivated by the purposes of upliftingtheir own thoughts, and sharing, witheach other as well as the entire campus,the application of their religion, theChristian Science Organization has beenvery active. To implement their goals,they participated in the Activities Fairduring Orientation Week, and in Novembersponsored a visit from a representativeof the Christian Science MotherChurch in Boston. His focus wasdemonstrating how Christian Science canbe a more viable force in the collegecommunity. In addition, during SpringQuarter, in order to achieve a closerrelationship with the student body,they set up an information and displaytable in the Student Union. They alsosponsored a lecture by a member of theChristian Science Board of Lectureship.Christian Science Organization, I to r: Rick levi, linda Essig,Bari Poppe, Ron Collins, Anne Edwards, Valerie Holliman.298