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STLrDFJVT r n t r w ^ Stanley Kornhe i se r
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G r o u p W i t t A d o p t J L - O B B C h a r t e r - E l e c t N e w
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•- toden t n e w s p a p e r ' ; ? a T ^ ' i town day se^<?^T- *v .J p r
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£^ e ro^^ ^ v o r ^ g ! h b Q l i ^ o / ^ - i f t u d e n t leaders , £ , £ £ £ ? *
Educat ion, however , * arn p r e -vsn ted fron: au tho r i z ing such a~
j-eschangre or: t he se premises . I suggested ' ihen, a n d suggest
again , t h a t a n a r r a n g e m e n t iae ~?.de with one of t h e smal : booS ,.
stores on 24th S t r e e t between-: F o r t h e second successive - t 'Oimci. wer Thi rd and JLexington Avenues te rm, Wal te r Klein , '37, became > a ^ r ° J m
r f . t n
| for a table which could be used c h a i r m a n of t h e I n t e r c l a s s " A t h - " O . Z ^ C . T n e [for a week or sc- a t t h e begin-• ^ ^ Commi t t ee^ receiving 576 ^*~~
^ ^, c. ^ziree-iiourjing of each t e rm. J believe t h a t ; v o t e s t o t h e 40C o . A&e "Sr^ tman, inves t igat ion by a facul ty -corn- 1 you could znake a very • satis-•'• - - -mi t t ee ' l as t Wednesday; A t t he in- : ' faotcry a r r a n g e m e n t wi th t h e 2 x t r e m e s of in te res t a n d
—• vestigation, the m a n a g i n g board | store %o allow yon th i s priviiege^i-apathy d is t inguished t he vote agreed t h a t ip. t h e future upon? Several o the r s t u d e n t s have \ for S t u d e n t Council represer i ta- ; . ^ --• „ C t h e "p resen ta t ion of evidence of j seen m e on t h e s u b j e c t of a book : t ives. I n t h e uppe r senior class, 'IfJ** 4^1UI^^1 m a - ? o r : t ^ -report caz-
-^exhibitions of bati t a s t e " in t h e exchange and t h e i r views d o no t Xsadore Greenberg defeated I r - ; ~ng : ° ; r f e res ignat ion of **&&-
paper , t he editors a n d t h e staff seem to be in h a r m o n y with v i n g . . S i l v e i s t e i n , ; l ^ . a ^ ^ deferred by were in favor of an inves t igat ion these of your c o m m i t t e e , I a m , g m , wh i l e t h e lower ha l f or the ' "^*^ .£ ' ° , J 2 2
/ f* l . ^ 2 " ' ' ^ 1 f^ l "T e e 2 r - " > a n d open c r i t i c i sm by t h e facul-f" ' ' Vours i j e ry truly,......_— class witnessed ""a' bitt-sr fo^r- . ^ ;* : ; ~ ' ; ' ^ e . _ f £ f ^ J f T T _--ty c o m m i t t e e . , ^ -— ' '^XJSTIK H. MOOB.E 'Z-cmtinueC ?r.- -vzger-'zzz,. ^ * : g £ ; s ;^s : „ p : s ? a^^
iutior:7e g"u7 e; &- t^rfc ^d^cs Mediocre Mercury' 30^e?" r^^^^osX ring commit tee zndicatec a a e - r, __ ^^ • •/ • : . . . . . *•!-*.*.•' • • finite d i s a p p r o v e ar,d d i - t i , - ; • 2b Z W Jokes* Olid Tum tO HuiHOr'".^ % SSto?cP ISS,« faction with t he edi tor ia l poli-1 *^• c a a n g e a„ ne ocnoo . q , . ^ u a n e s s .
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t h e ^ o r p s ; ^ ^ ~^e " - ' — e of
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abolition of t h e H. I - ^ n „ V ^ ^ - ^ ^ ^ p r e s e n t i n g va -vote wa^ 5 to 3. T h e / w f ^ U d € n t ^ ^ a n i ^ a t l o ^ c o t
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^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^ ^ ^ S ^ ^ ^ w ^ M e r ^ ^ is t h a t of Merc's / 1 - t h a t t h e Merc h a s - ^ Campus, firmly de fendec .n i s . ^ ^ T h e j o k e s c r e . j fu tu re before it,
A- forty-five m i n u t e p rog ram fea tur ing t h e ' t h i r t y Commerce singers was presen ted by t h e main cen te r S t u d e n t Council^ last Thursday—evemng~~~2^~5T45
a g r e a . t h e edi tors l a S d t f ™ ^ * " T h e - : o k e s c « : j fu tu re" be;
B O X S S — = that ^ ^ S ^ ^ V 1 / ^ ^ -Ail seniors mus t r e t u r n the i r h ^ f ? ' - T b e s e j o k e s a r e probab- ' I! t h e i f t t l e ^ ? 1 1 ' W l 4 c h s h o w s ^ 1
Picture proofs ' to Whi te S t ^ f r L d ^ l n a l V b U f c J ' ^ ^ a t Pve Km!formL ^ T ChUdr™> with dros on or before Wednesday \tf^ 5 0 m e w h e r e a lmos t t h e i d e n ^ i S : S S ^ a ^ bayonets , m a r c h -February 26? in order « i a t thev ulc^ordinS of m a n y of them - whi l e i r n i i ^ o j ~ s u r r o u n d e d pit, m a y be i n , , , , ^ ; - « . . . _ . ? i ™ e cont r ibut ions ," i n t he ? is so Umely ^ T l h e r o i c a i i y on,
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April 22r Fixed as Date
For Oratorical Contest
Prel iminar ies for t h e Publ ic =--Spea2sang^-Contest ~&r&^~tcr-Txr
held a t ^3 o^clock on , Apr i l 12. r ^ , - ^ i r j — - - j - . - r.^=r.::-:-.-r-5rf-:~'~'~ ----•—• -.-.•..*•-^-.-r •-.-•=. -, |-"Two^dlvisibns have been m a d e : /^rt?e ^tuaents Are Elected ^ /Continued from page one) Ex t emporaneous Speaking, a n d to littra-Miiral Committee councils h a s been summoned f o i j _ P o e t r y DecIama_tion,._TJtie fir»»7s
Scher, Kalish >ture
The Bzsj-d o tion, a t i ts meet ing last WednesÂday, voted full' au thor i ty to the College Administrative CommitÂtee- to investigate" the alTeged i n Âefficiency of the p re sen t college +. C - , w .
Two weeks ago the majority r e -~" oort oZ th^s .Associate ^ declared t h a t Preside - ~" ««MI-lacked "genuinely- ins?c*-ed -*- s r - : o ~epresen:. :r.e upper fresh- 350,000 s t u d e n t s will answer t h e source fu fa r . c soc ia l ' v ' ima^ ina - ~ ~ ~ a n ? merman ^ O t z e r ^ t o j ^ p - ^ t r i k e _ c a I L titra T a o X ^ ^ r - V - ; ~ »t - — ^ SS??^,-.-—»-Jrre~^_W^_" i ^ U B » i i .
• :_ __ __: <.*,.• c •-Z^* " • ^ u v u e u i w | ^oeury .ueciamation The fir>»?g f • —~~~ JtVfft, y»y C vncj Z Higher Educ*-.'" As a 7esul t of e^ect^o-s ^ e M T ^ W ^ S ^ ^ ^ f ^ ^ * P r e l i m ^ will be held on March 1 ~ ^ s e r e a s t r u g g l e - w i t h G o r m a n ^ i t Wedges - . f a r i n g the Hygiene peSoSs 7 l s ? menT o ? L f ? 5 g H £ d \ i rnfof~ TOe * « * » te t h e ^^"fS^ *£^f < W ^ ^ author i ty to t h e : ™** . t he following s tuden t s t h e s t r ike " ^ 0 t \ o raneous Speaking Contes t w S £ £ £ £ ' G ^ l ^ ™ 8 8 2 1 1 ^ a n d
itrative Commi t - . ~ ^ elected to t h e In ter -Class : r ^ , - _ ^ • _ . . . . °e posted. The general , tonic ^ J ? ^ , ^ 0 8 ^ 1 * 8 1 1 - .. ^
week, t he following s tuden t s • t h e s t r ike . re electee to t h e Inter -Class • :.. Citing t h e - r ecen t passage of
Athlet ic Commit tee : I rving Rcs s , ' t h e l a rges t peace- t ime "military to represent Hygiene 5,6,7,8; Sid- budgez in Amer ican history, i n -r.ey Sirlain. tc represent the low- e luding extensive appropr ia t ion . ;r sc^ vn-r- . re class: Oorden Os- for t h e R.O.T.C, Mr. Joseph P . ^ . j . . .
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_tlve i^p.dership.'
-••« ^ u r = : '~ -------;s"i -- -r-e -swer I^ash, executive secre tary of t h e * Those who have t a k e n P u b -' ^ " ^ o b i n s o " sophomore clas^ -.Irving Sc'mveig- AS.U., predic ted t h a t a t leas t lie Speak ing 2 dur ing t h e p a s t S t o r e d -*»-* s r : ° ^ P ^ e s e n t the upper fresh- 350,000 s t u d e n t s will answer t h e | two te rms , or a w **»«««- -^ ' * " ' . " " ; m a n a n d Herman Mitzer. to r en - ct.riiro «^TT
be posted- The genera l topic Indifference prevai led i n the is "Constitute onal Revisicns^— -jttnior c l a s s , where H a r o l d S t u d e n t s t ak ing Public S p e a k - Spierer , uppe r junior , a n d Ezxa ing 3 or 4, a s well as those w h o ; Mi llstein, lower junior , secured have previously t aken it, will j t h e i r respect ive Council s e a t s by b e eligible. '• v i r tue of being t h e on ly c a n -
In addi t io : -5IrT TJharTes~H. „ = _ - . Tuttie, C h a i r m a n of the Admin- I ^ e"<J istrative Commit te and Mr. Mark veC*" Eisner. C h a i r m a n of the Board. "__ "
x»o-07iiT1„ ^ I ^ Present , .are, ^ ^ s g ^ - t n ^ - d i ^ r d e r s a n d f - p b ^ t r y ^ C o n t e s t . . O i e n c e W h i c h n n v p m o ^ & o ^ ^ . • ^ I
two te rms , or a re t a k i n ^ j f c g L P r g s e n t ^ a r e eligible-for-^;
I n t h e u p p e r sophomore c lass
term'
ua_.. 27. az 12 noon. these serv ing on t h e committee"^ ^h :ch will probe the a t t acks on i f ^ o t i n r * T l ^ - ^ ^ ^ 3 ^
Robin son, ^ar^--John--C.^Q3ggrr : Albert Weiss, JDr, Jb seph J , Klem, Maurice Detehes a n d William P . : I^arkin, all p re -Pus ion holdovers; r.nc the- following Fusion an-" pointees: I^wis—Murnford, P ro-fe.sscr Charles P. Berry and John
iS*.ucer.:s. ins t ructors and posÂt e r Dr. Robinson himself will.
'^cr.n-.or.ed to" appear a~ t-h*» {
elected ofSce^ *n W ^ v ^ o i e n c e which have m a r k e d p r e - j Staff office o n ~~u-sr~v ^ ^ s t r i k e s because of a d m i n - _
. . . - ^ -y . i s t r a t i v e - a t t e m p t s t o suppress C o n c e r t R U T V ^ I , t h e m , Mr. I.ash said t h a t a s p e - v ^ f i X O C r t O U T C a U cial appea l will be issued t h i s ! O f f e r s P f l f l a A f l ' ^ a w j " « « w * y w a s d isplayed y e a r t o every goDege p r e s i d e n t j • _ [ \ ^ ^ L A ? ^ ^ M , ^ y t h f ^ i i p p e r ^ r ^ ^ a n - c i a S ^
rm-gmg-^ass is^nce t o t h e p e a c e f : — ^ I r v i n g Taxel <iefeated O e o r s e ~~ " c ^ 5 t ^ n m g i t s usual c u s t o m ' ^ ^ ^
m c e r t Bar« i»- r . f - M^T^preelection. More--4nter>
office a s a resu l t of l a s t Js elect ions while Ed W e i t -
. zen, lower sophomore , c o n t i n u e d ! a s Council r ep resen ta t ive h a v i n g : b e e n unopposed in t h e e lect ions . * j Unusua l ac t iv i ty w a s d isplayed
_ •—•-----••- ~~~ ru rgnig assistaj Ban on'lL-O-T f 1 demQastration, " ' - . " - - V^-.-A». 1 - ^ ^ ^ ^ i n t e n d t o em
said, " t h a t t h e str ike / Cont inued from page oiitz, ciscussi en ne p.a t J S t book exchange —as already __ opera vion a t - the Evening Session
d wnich" was-enjoying gree of success.
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;--r---ww-u» ^ ^ W u soiemn, o r a - i^i«>ses, oo members only a re eiv ; *^«&"f *wruggies f ea tu red eve ry rnat ic a n d forceful way of ex - « n for Town H a n a n d i a m L e • * * a U o f c . - « » i * - f l » t for^t&e s e n t e
u " " S S 1 ^ 8 ^ ^ i n 5 i s t e 1 1 ^ trpon fHa l l r ec i t a l s : ^ Mil ton Min tee r w a s e - ; Peace. We believe t h a t t he place j r educ t ion coupons t o P h i l n a r m - \flected ^ ^ s i d e n t , Lill ian R o s e n -
P o . . , c ^ °: .educational officials is i n t b e onic S y m p h o n y orches t ra Tim- P a u n ^ vice-president , a n d D » . Reuef from tne $2.00 regis- j s t r ike, o n the s ide of tn^ i r ^ - cer ts will be p L S ^ S . w^ZJ <*** ^ ^ ^ s ec re t a ry ^ ^
^ ^ f e e ^ d t h e S1.0D required! Jtente; - n o t in o p p o s i t i o n ^ o i p o s a r o r m e ^ b e ^ ^ ' ^ ^ ^ - ' W a i r a f f i a i B a - i s ^ ' ^ - i i ^ ^
I ^ e b u r e a u l u ^ u a o o ^ e d J ^ S i f c ^
open 011 m d a y s , M o n d a v . TZZl*3^ ^ m s , S t 4 ? m e r fe t r e a s u r e r .
v. °Qp; - c: t h e -- invest igat ing I ^ r a v ^ i - -«- ^ « -t* uue 5>i.uu required! u-cr-^t'S ^ e «S£z2te>:piain>tiieir views on j f c r c : a a n g e s of classes was p r o m - ! t hem." shSUnistrgZ the presen t college | i s e d a s s t I P p o t h e r c o m m i t t e e l .. Qne of ..the ma jo r - foca t u o i n f s i
^ ^ - r - " ' : " " ~:: y .-^•w^setr^ r ^ -determirogta^-fts^T-Qf- ^ n e ^ ^ t r i g e wtTI be oppb^ t ion j sibility cf abolishing t h e fees. I t o t h e R.O.T.C. of w h i c h ^ n ^
^J^cEs^rmRn siDmty cf abolishing t h e fees. I t o t h e R.O.T.C, o l ^ w S c T " n ^
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e o n a r c 3 r a v e r m a n was e lec t -^ p r e s i d e n t : W!Ziam I^ ibpwitz , p c e - p r e s a a e n ^ _ ^ a n d ^ l ^ o n a r d -
rg, sec re ta ry of t he F rosh .
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Isidore Cnnic i Stanley Seeiterman
£«etris Goodman Chester Gorlitzer
David B*r*sh Joe Genber;
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life throughout . ' * A recen t car t cor. i:
York Times depicted Adolph Hit ier s t a n d i n g on a balcony,
- wa-tehirrg- his "inericltrhen "pursue capital is ts . communis t s , Jews
. a n d Catholics, D e r Fuehrer-'i^j gangs ters a re bear ing p lacards)
; condemning t he various groups j for ail t he -woes oZ h u m a n i t y . On -' t he balcony, beside Adolph, a black shroud s tands , labeled 1 "National Socialism." T h e shroud j is whisper ing t o tbe, dictator ,J "Soon, Adolph, t* e r e l l be n o - | body left but you a n d I . " J
The s o o n e r the editors • of t he Mercury realize t h a t a new. ferti le h u m o r is arising in our l i t e ra tu re and is replacing f
'—oldr-eofr^rentronai^anc much-used " "jokes." t h e sooner Mercury will become vibran.t_.and alive.-. -
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^ ^ ^ y ^ a t o S ^ L f G l o r f d a th le t e s R e c e s s tfaemn:^6,^^ They « SS«?!=^fS
in They reasoned
«*» o^usa, a t a m e e t Âi n g on Thursday, Pebrusijry.
Coach F r i edman was p r e s e n t j a t a similar, mee t ing last Tues - / day, but bena*** ~* **
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to T h i f ; ! a P a r t o f *** dim TWs t ime, i t concerns iSel f *** City col lege s w i r n n S g t,
l ^ v i o u s B a n s Rumored ^ a n n u a l . m e e t w ^ f e j ^
^ a t i o n a n y toown
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Isaacson a n d Herbs*
sports s e e m .
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« « » between Gorl B r u n o ^ f ^ B K t T £ W W * ® '
« t h e visitors, i n t e a m . .Th . t . ^ ° e t t e d " ^ « « *
: w n ^ e f f e c t r t i u ^ w o u S S S J ? * ^ S tan l ey T h o m a T ^ 5 a v e u p o n
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answer t o t h e needed t h r e e
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i t e r pipes.- ' T o our thinking,, t h a t 3Pas t h e s t h e ques t ion a s JC T h o m a s would. 3-= ->"
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"One P u n c h " Si lverman
. . T w o weeks ago , t h e s r e w l e a t h e r - p u s h e r s known a s 4
boxing t e a m was **
a i e r m a n .MbHvla a n I^ei i p ^ T i a i
n e w ^ -
M o h n a Score » T o w - a s s - - - - - ° o - c a p t a i n I squeeze out a ' a . - - ^ ^ t - - C M ' FMegai, Levine and Singer a n d
- ^ ^r -35 lbs.; 1 wnile in a n o t h e r 135-Ib s l u g - ^ i 2 2 ^ ^ competi t ion for ove- - - e - ^ ^ ^ •• - n , W u m p e l . a n a j f e s t , T o n y Profl ta e a s ^ I b S t ^ ^ - ^ ^ o f ^ ^ ^ ° n ^ B e a v e r a
-^6 ; Ai tman, WeL«lBli2inPh«f/ i .> • - T - ^ - . " - T ^ . ^ ^ ^ : •••^-oastec — id S u m
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•evivec, and Hose: engaged Temple zjni^ersU a n old-fashioned slug-fest .
Despite t h e s-^^~ •t««* " ^ a ^ M t t l e _else h u i u t h a t , t h e an=4-^s^he- f ive ancf
ere i c p .
s a r a n c e r ^ h S " pe r fo rmance of ^ J ^ ^ encounter*, Bill S i lverman as a heavyweight ff^26,^ ^° "^ke af ^ r d e d a good deal of pleasure ' * "
A berg, Z 5 5-Ib..
ifeld a n d Neisen- -45-Ib. i l a s s Zsiebz-witz. Sole- • :
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but t h e frosh the un l imi ted " A well-dri l led City College fen-
; cing t e a m wen t down . fighting.j
WHERE'S LIZA ?
^ P g ^ y i g n p ^ n t ^ f B i l T s ^ u ^ The b u t c h e r ' s A s s o c i a t i o n is-J-iStore ^ ^ ^ 4 ? ^ ^ ^ ^ • fiS — g a t e S c encoun te r s , besides those Progressing rao id 'v a r ^ - S l ^ S ^ i a ' e - v r ^ f r - 5 i ^ O I ' " e ' -
on the gr idiron, w e ' ^ ^ > ^ ^ - • : ; c ^ ^ ^ -.•--*: :r ^ - ^ - ^ w - -*te_ - ^ = s r . in a m a t c h held :ow rrr
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_ diron, we _ ^ _ w h a t to expect . Weil, Silve was pi t ted aga ins t a t r e z n e i ^ ^ h l ^ _ of. a . m a n , easily weighin 200 pounds , who also completely dwarfed h i m in s t a tu r e .
T**e bis Temple boy came o u t
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emistry--studen£":-»ack i rTthese e v e n t s / 7 tc~~2 i n d ! - a f r a i d c f B u ^ ; 7 V 2 to ;=/2. Displaying the -ffec^
-s:ves a n d t h e i P j . t he fine coaching, of Joseph :
- Vmce, fo rmer nationa^ s a - o - :" casional ie^t j a bs_ a but concfir.tr a ted in
*e; mis Uc Virice, forme champion , c ^ i _ty_ _f sno ers—
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ci^ ls - looking S i lverman evaded •d£. bear -hug , h e r ipped a terrific ^right cross t h a t l anded smack on
iwav ?ers
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r iUdn t buckle
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s ...n the chem. iing. head cock-as posfbie, and * clutching the .A-rTfateh._Ca.i2- !
j a n t u a n f rame toppled ove; ga: ?ock
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was out , completely. There wasn ! t iceably painfu
a s t i r body he h T h e referee d idn ' t bother count h im out. I t was t h a t h e could have to]
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Swoosh-ine r t form for hours h J S ° U t a faubt, . . . that was _ . U A - w a c e r ^ hardes t punch t n a t I 'd ever seen -; fully d a m p e
in collegiate boxing. And i t cer- j ed featu L f l l n l V OTIO-V-JJ-X- TTTO.T1 * - ^ _ CT-1 i
-wat
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- open the s top- : ' t h e match ever : •
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She jest done fo'got her p o ' honey-chile. Uncle T o m done told her that we wuz sellin ^ larnin! i>ooks a t 50%^oflF. S o o f f she scampered to 105 Fifth A v e . to get some. A n d whom does she find here but "Si" Legree himself, marvel ing at the speed and efficiency of our clerks. Even ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ that peony pincher admits
J^TSamm^ w e PaX ^"^ ^or usec* texts and that our 1 0 % discount on N E W books is liberal.
"Meet the Roys at
MARVICK'S"
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Tp , ^ ^ r ^ ^ j r - ' - W h e n t h e n i g h t is "oeginning to lower .
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M a s s e s " f o r q u i t e s o m e t i m e - T h e b e s t o f
AF T E R two weeics of n e g o t i a t i o n s , a n o r Âg a n i z a t i o n m e e t i n g of t h e Schoo l of
Susine&s «ha t? te r of t h e A m e r t e a n S t u d e n t
m e r e comes a p a u s e . o a s t r i k i n g t r a g e d "*"* rn i ldren ' s H o u r . " T h e r e
U n i o n i2-s been cal led . Provis ional . - C -1--.-OX-C o m m i t t e e wh ich ."is s u p e r v i s i n g
- m e e t i n g , will dissolve p e r m a n e r i ; a n d m o r e r e p r e s e n t a t i v e l e a d Âe r s h i p . T h e .A-S.".- m u c h de-err.phas-ized b e c a u s e of be la t ed a t t e m p t s t c ga in official s a n c t i o n a t t h e college, will o n c e m o r e b e -
^cpme t h e focal p o i n t , a b o u t w h i c h s t u d e n t i n t e r e s t in vi ta l social issues , s h o u l d r e -
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Here Is the Tale . . .
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^ss^e'^^^i^^^''l^ft1^i^r^ ?*?t~f!f ~m* ^' *T* T - u r s d a v m R o o m 1320 a t 12:30. I b e e n c o m p i l e d a n d p u b l i s h e d u n d e r t h e
is n o " l a u g h i n g j H r t a I k ^ m b e b a s e d on i n f o r m - ] t i t l e o f " R e d d e r t h a n t h e R o s e . " ^ with t h e g o l d e n j s W o r , flft0„iTWi M a r i n e h i s l a s t i F o r s y t h e i s d i s g u s t e d w i t h m o d e r n s o - .
of t h a t n a m e — " T h e :
vicious l i t t i e g i r l wreck t h e l ives of
-v.ary, t n e .: school suppoz g r a n d m o t h e r .
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voive . Ca l led var ious ly , by ' i m p a r t i a l ' o b s e r v Â
e r s , a n N 5 L . a n d S.L..I-D. u n d e r n e w colors , t h e A m e r i c a n S t u d e n t U n i o n m u s t e x c l a i m voc i fe rous ly i t s d e t a c h m e n t f rom t h e s e
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been ou -t^ern b{
UO OV t W y o u n g women . S a t : • * v i
a t i o n a c q u i r e d .-during h i s l a s t ] * ™ w - * K ™ + - • • • * * « • • * « * = - « « * * - « * » -,-,.-, * 0 wnss i a > c i e t y . H e i o p k s a b o u t h i m a n d s e e s t U e " X c^ub Se*d *rip to t * e V a - ' "^b l inda t ions of c a p i t a l i s m d e c a y i n g , c r u m -
t i o n a l B i s c u i t C o m o a ^ y i s ' s c h e d - ^ § ^ t h e e n t i r e g a u d y t o p - h e a v y s t r u c -u"ed f o - t h i s F r i d a v . February* 28. i t u r e a b o u t t a , co I l apse . i n a h e a p . T h e d e a t h -~""~ ~ " ""* '"" t h r o e s w o u l d be v e r y f u n n y if t h e m a d
£ d Socie ty Holds Spe l l ing B e e . t h r a s h i n g s d id n o t a s s u m e s o d i s a s t r o u s on *£»«* 5 the • » . « . « - society win I a » effect u p o n t h e m a s s of p e o p l e : " E v e r y -
s ta*e * Spelling Bee *nd Dance to Room j t h i n g s IS g o i n g tO D O t , " i n h i s O p i n i o n , a n d -5S—*t—42^*5=—Stenography majors—see 1 I C a n ' t S a y t h a t h e IS—WTQng^ — — —
jors see MA ton LJchteutlia:. All Ednea-IfOE students are ixrrited.
a g r e e a o . e . P l a n F r e n c h P a p e r x
The F r e n c h C lub , w h i c h m e e t s
A t t h e s a m e t i m e s t u d e n t s w h o h a v e c h e e r e d :from the sidelines, must t a k e moÂt i v e i n t e r e s t in t h e A.S.U. if t h e so -ca l l ed
- ^ ^ a d i c a i , ' s t i g m a of t h e - o r g a n i z a t i o n i s - to be a b o l i s h e d . I s i t a s k i n g t oo m u c h for a l i b -er t t i t o be a n aggress ive l lbernl . for a n u n -u n a t t a c h e d , indez>er.ciezLi to be -an a g g r e s -
^sive-^- u^n•••&-1 t a r e n e^d " Independent?""-per~-h a p s i t will be u n d e r s t o o d tha t , i t i s t h e ca l lous" ' in di f ference on t h e p a r t of m o s t s t u d e n t s w h i c h c a u s e s t h o s e ^-ith. "single-ne.ss of i n t e n t " re s t i m u l a t e d i scuss ion unc. a c t i v i t y . If t h e l ibe ra : stu"dent des i r e s t h e descr ibe t h e w h o l e i n c i d e n t A-S.U. t o -be a l ibera l A.S.U- it_is.up..tO. h i m
All s t u d e n t o r g a n i z a t i o n s w h i c h a t t e m p t -t o s p e a k clearly_ on_ c o n t r o v e r s i a l , . q u e s t i o n s . a r e l abe led by r e a c t i o n a r i e s a s i n s i d i o u s
^ a t e to c a s s . t n e g i r . c a i r n s sne went- t o pick^wild S o w e r s fo r t h e e locu t ion t e a c h e r
I —a~Tgdrec~s5tress~~; and" a u n t ~of~;^rar£ha" Tr-. ;: R o o m 1404 e v e j ^ ^ T h u r ^ d a y *~DObieT—on^_ 'of^trie - owne r s . . Acttraily, s l i eTa?—noon;—wTIT"^res^n t" ' " sever^" ! p lucked them- f r o m t h e
i — B u t a c c o r d i n g t o Our a u t h o r , eve ry rn f i ig 7
j w h i c h i s n ' t r e d is b l a c k ( b r o w n , b l u e , go ld I o r a n y of t h e o t h e r color c h a n g e s of F a s -I c i s m ) . D e m o c r a c y is a f a i l u r e . All l i t e r a -| t u r e , e x c e p t p r o l e t a r i a n l i t e r a t u r e , i s w o r t h Â
l e s s ^ T h e - s o c i a l i s t s ^ x e - o n - t h e - ^ o a d - t o ^ a s - ? rlTCTn"" T h P TThprnT^ KTP spmf-FlasfTtsts" Th ffrgfcj -
:fJ"can ^J** \members of t h e f a c u l t y t h i s s e m -
• j i r i - ' .^ i ia
e v e r y t h i n g e x c e p t c o m m u n i s m s h o u l d b e t o s s e d o v e r b o a r d . — —•—"— "— '-.'. •.:•.'>
A s i d e f r o m t h e e d u c a t i o n a l p r o p a g a n d a of t h e w o r k , M r . F o r s y t h e m u s t b e g i v e n
w h i c h K a r e n W r i g h t , t h e o t h e r owner , h a d • e s t e r . "Mr. T a b a r y . t h e f a c u l t y t h r o w n t h e m , Accused of 2ying>»Mary f a i n t s . - a d v i s e r , wi l l r e a d p a s t C o m p r e -
M e a n w h i l e , 2^fiss Z>obie. s ick of h e r a u n t ' s h e n s i v e E x a m i n a t i o n p a p e r s t o j , - _ , _ - . ___ , . ,- ,_ .. shaTlowhess a n d s h a r p n e s s , a g r e e s t h a t i t t h e g r o u p . T h e c lub win punish i ^ d u e - f o r p o ^ e s s i n g a v e r y w i t t y a n d vrculd be well for ner* to d e p a r t . T h e a u n t a p a p e r ' c a l l e d " A c a d e m i F r a n - j » * * " » ! J*f- He dis l ikes e v e r » m ^ n y
~"' +;M-„.„m «„««• ««*«.«» ^Q «~ o *?-<cr t* • \ p e o p l e . A n d o n c e s u c h a n i n d i v i d u a l i s f c a u g h t o n t h e ~ p o i n f o f F6 r sy t l i e T s pe i i7 I t " j' i s t h e b e g i n n i n g of t h e e n d . T h e w r e t c h i s
n i ce ly b a l a n c e d o n t h e p o i n t f o r t h e first few p a r a g r a p h s , s o t l i a l w e m a y c a r e r n f l ^ '
is fur ious , a c c u s e s h e r of j ea lousy o v e r ; c a i s e de C.C~N:Y-1 K a r e n ' s e n g a g e m e n t , a h d of h a v i n g -n a t u r a l r e l a t i o n s " w i t h K a r e n . T h i s s q u a b Âb l e is o v e r h e a r d bv t w o of M a r v ' s f r i e n d s
G e r m a n Club E lec t s Tne Germazi C l o t wHT e f e i o fBcen
w ^ o m e n t i o n i t t o c h e r . S h e fo ices Lheib lo
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this—TliursAty—at now. in K O O B 402. Mr. Sull ivan, faenlty adriser , will_ a d Â
dress the group I s German at the end 9i the .meetinx. _" . __ ._ . . ...
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