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Show SIGMA 1 S CARNIVAL SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT A night of rollicking fun has been planned "by Sigma social club for tonight when they present their annual dance and carnival. Each of the social clubs on the campus is providing a booth of some kind for the carnival. Many original ideas have been used on these and they should provide plenty of fun for all. The carnival will begin at 8:00 r.m., and at 9:00 the dance will get under way. Those attending "will be able to divide their time between the two activities. A unique method of charging admission xvill be used. The men will pay 1 cent per pound of their girl friends or 5 cents per inch around her waist. Those coming stag will pay $1.00 each. Sport dress will be the order of the evening, with almost anything decent being proper, according to Dick Nickolas, President of Sigma. Providing the music for the dance will be the Scotsmen, a widely known dance band of this area. In addition to all this, the new student body officers will be announced at the dance along with the winners of Sigma' s Bathing Beauty Contest. If past experience is indicative, this function should prove to be one of the most outstanding of the year. 1 CAMPAIGNS CLOSE TODAY l As the finalists round the final turn and head into the stretch, let's see what kind of a campaign the two presidents-elect have conducted throughout the race for student body office . Paul Lichfield expressed his views on the responsibility of the President's chair. "It is an honor and a privilege to be selected as one of the two finalists in this year's student-body president election. I'll do my best to do the president's job. I don't think I can stand here and make promises, since next year's problems may be different." After thinking a minute, Paul continued, "I, of course, feel there is always room for improvements as there would be in any institution. 11 He said further, "I'll do my best to solve each problem as it comes up." Presidential candidate Lee Malan offered direct criticism of some areas of school government. Lee said, "We should have better, more thought-out planning of school sponsored social activities. We should adopt definite school-wide standards so everyone knows where he stands. If the organization of student government is better and more flexible, more direct and immediate solutions can be made to our problems." He added, "We should continue to improve school spirit along with informing every Weber College student of the why and what-for of his government. Above all," he continued, "I want to represent the needs of every student at Weber College." Those are the ponies that hope to carry their candidates to the presidential chair as the student elections wind up into their final day. This page is coming to you in place of the "Signpost," which was to be distributed today. Due to staff difficulties, the paper will not come out till Wednesday, May 1. We regret this misfortune and hope you will be looking for our next issue of the paper. The Editors, Bob Grondel Malin Foster ... u.w.... j I porter anu latei a ; "."- - !He Was editor of the eber I .d LwpV, means that the audience and vein co-features a School paper last year and |