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Show E-Men Challenge P-Men. Nicholas Still inded Excels The E-men would like to take this opportunity to challenge the P-men to a football game played with present intra-mural rules, with a "keg" or some similar goodie as the take home prize, for the champs speaking of goodies, we enjoyed waffles cooked by O. T., our favorite sisters, at the T. U. B. Tuesday. We understand a good time was had by all at Las Vegas, even the Colleens let their hair down; and the Way they looked Monday morning it's doubtful they put it back up. Just kidding girls, hope you enjoyed the cake. Our closing thought for today is by Ensign Campbell, "Knock before youenter." Sigma With the aid of tomato juice, tobasco sauce and some eai'ly morning "war" stories by Bill Nichols, the Sigma men have recovered fully from their second rush, with the exception of Dick Nicholas, "ichie-ban honcho," who is still winded from his brilliant half-time oratory. Sigma expects to play Phoenix' and Excelsior for the "usual prize" in touch football this week. If Phoenix doesn't want the usual prize then we'll have to play for a little brown barrel!, bottle, bedpan or whatever Lynn Perkins can dig up. Speaking of Perkins, the quiet-one should be congratulated for the way in which his political machine ramrodded his election to Sergeant At Arms, ala Hoffa. At the last meeting, Sigma honcho Nicholas swore in three new fellow-travelers, who are: Roger Tomlinson, Jim Briteweiser, and Bill Nichols. Sigma and Sharmea have planned a "roaming" holiday sometime this week at the West Ogden Coliseum ice rink. Fifteen for Earl Porter, Maurice Smith, Freddie Jacobsen and Bart Foulger, Compton travelers, who j weren't the unfoi-tunate students rrr- Lay-Away Your Camera NOW! SPORT SHOP CAMERA DEPT. 3059 Harrison Blvd. Dial 3-0015 Ogden, Utah "Everything Photographic" f 0 i r 'i1' 1 Out in the Cold go to mod ling's 2CG5 Harrison Blvd. g i f f $ who were detained by the gendarmes in Las Vegas. Alpha Rho Taking presidence over the shattering news of Russian Satlites next week is the news of Alpha Rho's Riotous Rush Party. Coming on Thursday, November 14th, it will scintillate with informal chit-chat, jumping Jive (set for dancing), fabulous food, various vices, and grabing games (composed by those two merrymaking masters, Larry Chandler and Bill MjcCaferty). Blueprints for this blast are being destroyed, so don't miss it! After much stuffing of the ballot box and numerous gang fights Alpha Rho has finally come up with its officers for the Fall quarter. Charles "Chuck" Kemp knuckled his way into first place as present. Myron Nalder rode a dark horse into the Vice position. Gary Jensen is complaining of writers cramp as secretary. And Jim "Slippery Fingers" Vining is rolling in dough as treasurer. Education Club Education Club activities are well underway for the year. Officers have been elected as follows: Kenneth Tarns, president; Frank Odd, vice-president; Carol Smith, secretary; Lois Jolley, treasurer, and Karen Peterson,historian-reporter. A delegation to the Utah Student Education Association in Salt Lake City succeeded in getting three Weber College students elected to offices in the state organization. These are Frank Odd, treasurer; Larry Sommers, parliamentarian, and Geraldine Utsman, two-year college board member. At the Tuesday, October 29, meeting, an interesting film was shown on the personal and professional growth of teachers. A special evening session is . being planned for the near future, and everyone interested is invited to attend. The man who does not work for the love of work, but only for money is not likely to make money nor to find much fun in life. Charles M. Schwab STUDENTS! 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Negotiations with the administration are now hoped to produce permission for the use of a storage cabinet on upper campus by each club. 3. A haze of doubt and suspicion was lifted from the new club-treasury program. The program revealed itself as merely a commendable effort of the deans to help the clubs improve their own financial operations with no administrative interference or control. Suggested improvements were hinged on the club's adopting uniform operating rules such as (a) the use of a continuous bank account; (b) use of receipt books for all income; (c) use of checking account for all outgo ; (d) use of uniform balance sheet; and (e) more careful use of charge accounts. Efficiency Seen At Short B. 0. C. Meeting By LARRY TOMLINSON Board of Control found out last Monday that the number of girls who reportedly wanted to form another social club at Weber had dwindled from 116 to less than 20 when called to show themselves at a Social Committee meeting last Wednesday. The small turnout was reported to the Board at its regular meeting Monday by Mickey Pemberton, Social Committee representative. She said the Social Committee called' for a special meeting of these girls following the regular AWS meeting Wednesday. However, less than 20 girls stayed for the special meeting so Dean of Women Marva Gregory and the AWS decided to wait until club bids are sent out this month before calling for another meeting to form a new club. Apparently most of the girls were afraid to commit themselves to any new club until after club bids are given by LaDianaeda, Sharmea and Otykwa this month. Short Meet Present at last Monday's meeting were 13 Board of Control officers plus Dr. Dello Dayton and Dr. Robert A. Clarke, Faculty Representatives. The meeting was wrapped up into a neat bundle of efficiency in less than 20 minutes, probably the shortest Board gathering this year. The leadership conference, originally scheduled for November 13th, was postponed until a later date upon the recommendation of Studentbody President Lee Malan and the motion of Dick Baker, Sophomore Representative. Students Foot Bill Dr. Clarke reported that the school would probably pay $1,100 for damage caused by the "flaming W" fire in September and the Studentbody would have to foot $100 of the bill. He said the school would make good the money for fighting the fire to the student firemen and hinted the studentbody might help the school out by doing some "re-ceeding" to balance the $1,100 cost. Mickey Pemberton and Niles HeiTod, newly elected Freshman Representatives, were sworn in at Monday's meeting. l Five Years Warranty " New Portables $1.00 per week GENERAL ': TYPEWRITER $ CO. : J Investigate Our J .J Student Rental Rates J. Sales. Rental and Repairs ! I; 2376 Kiesel Ave. Telephone EX 3-1443 : FULMERS' DINNER HOUSE FINEST FOOD SERVED ANYWHERE! 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