Show Page Friday February 7 1975 2 Student recruitment program begins Sat races belt X-coun- ASUSU officers the Alumni Association and the high school committee which corrdinates efforts are initiating a new student recruitment relations program to begin Saturday February Association studentbody officers and high school relation com- tentatively mittee Programs will be discussed 8 Final confirmation program is principal School of the pending by the viceof Bountiful High student involvement will jpe explained catalogs and entrance forms will be given out and a question and answer period will 5 of cities throughout Utah will be contacted in school years 1975-7- 6 “We will continue if interest is shown by high school students” A series the slide presentation After with will talk students the from representatives Alumni Executive Office 10-1- follow Another slide presentation will “A be shown Nostalgic Remembrance” produced by Parrish said MarDell C associate director of alumni William (Bill) Cottle as part of his MA program Cottle used yearbooks photos and histories of USU to put together the 584 slides “This will provide nostalgic glimpses from the past” Parrish' said relations High school principals and counselors will be included in recruiting students and coordinating activities with USU alumni Two alumni will be contacted in each school with at least two months notice allowed The presentation will include on intramurals sections boy-gistudies Homecoming rl students from Bountiful high will come to USU at 4:30 pm and take a tour of the campus including the HPER Building UC and Old Main by J Lyn “Swede” Larson assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs February Students will then go to the Alumni House north of the Spectrum and eat a box lunch while viewing a film on USU “The Old relationships and ice cream processes At this time an “Aggie Ice Cream Cone” will be served the students 8 and New” This film was a classproject headed by Instructional Media Chairman Don Smellie during Spring quarter of 1974 Professor Duane Hedin advisor helped produce the multimedia three screen five projector show that will last 15 minutes try The second annual Temple 15 Kilometer Ski Competition will be held on February 22 The first com- Peak petitor is scheduled to cross the starting point at approximately 10:30 am This is sponsored ski competition jointly by the USU Har- monious Living Center and the Army ROTC Department at the University The length of the course is 15 kilometers (approximately 93 miles) The course begins at Bear Lake Summit in Logan Canyon at an elevation of 7800 feet and over a distance of approximately 6 kilometers rises to an elevation of 8280 feet It then drops to an elevation of 6200 feet at the finish over a distance of 9 kilometers for a total elevation drop of 2080 feet The course ends in the vicinity of the USU Forestry Camp near the Tony Grove turn off in Logan Canyon Last year approximately 70 people participated in the event ranging in age from 10 to over 60 More participants are expected this year It is requested that competitors register with J J Platt at the Harmonious Living Center Ext 7658 or Tom Dyson at the Military Science Building Ext 7917 However or 7940 preessential is not registration to participate Competitors may register at the starting point No entrance fee is charged That evening USU will play Denver in the Spectrum and these students during half-tim- e will be recognized Between 15 and 30 students will attend with the Alumni Association “Costs for this program will be about $150 per student which is considerably less than traveling to the various schools throughout the state” Parrish said Another recruitment program is planned with Box Elder High School on February 18 when USU meets Oral Roberts in the Spectrum Brian Hardy discovers that crossing at pedestrian crosswalk can be very hazardous at USU He was caught in the middi of the street when this motorist did not observe th photo by Ron Ric pedestrian's right of way Harvard ecologist presents seminc on Frederick Dr professor of E ii was terrelations among nine predate fish species and their 29 majc Smith advanced completed en- vironmental studies in resources Harvard will and ecology present a seminar Feb 19 at 3 pm USU in food 1965 From 1967 to 1970 he w£ director of ecosystems analys for the International Biologic Program and helped resea chers across the nation establis designs for the various bioir programs Dr Smith will participate of Scienc the College He attended Yale and the Medical School of the University of Vermont In the Yale University Biology Department he worked on invertebrates with the Massachusetts Cornell Bingham His Oceanographic doctoral ii (bottom species vertebrates) He joined the University Michigan Zoology Department £ an invertebrate zoologist an was chairman of the Departmei of Wildlife and Fisheries of tl School of Natural Resources : Engineering Auditorium Dr Smith will discuss “An Empirical Approach to Form and Diversity in Patchy Habitat” The public is invited to attend the talk by the ecologist Dr Smith has a BS degree in entomology from University of Laboratory in 1950 Distinguished Lecturer Serie dissertation Wednesday Feb 19 ScuDteFGOQ SQEDOlIDDOO©© presents CONGRESSWOMAN: The Entertainer Shirley Chisholm Feb 14 8:00 pm in the Spectrum "mum Formost Black Politician A Y An Amazing showman ask anyone who has seen him Tickets moving rapidly and at a price you can't afford to pass up Only $350 Floor $300 Concourse Leader in America Today 11:30 FAC 1:00 Sunburst Lounge “Monday Feb 10” i j 1 ? Fme Arts Film Days of Wine and Roses Jacklemmon in his greqtqsj roje 1 0-- 1 1 i |