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Show Friday, April 16, 1965 SIGNPOST Page 5 Cclfeqe Literary Magazine Features Art, Poetry, Fiction, Mon-Fiction 7 mm$t$msmi 4 life L"1 V 1 & S I rf f Parks anywhere tj-f 1 tt The Winter 1965 issue of Scri-bulus, the college literary magazine is off the press and is now on sale at 50c per copy at the UB Main desk or the bookstore. "This issue represents a big step forward for us," said advisor Gordon Allred. "Over the past few years we, as a junior college, had not had the potential to draw on as we do now.' Four short stories, six poems, two personal narratives and a literary criticism by Beverly Grove are included in the magazine. Contributors are Robert J. Morris, Cecil Cragun, Gerald Chadbum, Adria Fowler, Zesta ailer, and LaVon Carroll, poet- A Honda is a slim 24" at the widest point. This narrows down the hunt for a parking space considerably. You can slide into almost any shady spot. Like just outside of Engljsh Lit. Hondas fit into slim budgets too, Prices start about $215. Gas goes farther, up to 200 mpg on some models. And cutting your wheels in half does Just about the same thing for insurance costs. Or more. This is the sporty Super 90withitsdistinguishedT-bone frame. Tops 60 mph. Just one of the 15 Honda models that make other campus transportation strictly for the birds. : See the Honda representative on your campus or write: American Honda Motor Co., Inc., Department Gl, 100 West Alondra Boulevard, V Gardens, California 90247. II 1 I L JJ- world's biggest seller 1 ry; Nancy McLea, Lynn Smith, Gordon Sorensen and Dean Wade, fiction; and personal narratives by Pat Wade and Carolyn Mason. "The Spirit of Man as Explored in the Old Man and the Sea" is the subject of Mrs. Grove's analysis."The idea of Scribulus," according to Mr. Allred, "is to give representation to at least four different areas: art work, poetry, fiction, and non-fiction, which n-cludes personal narratives, argumentation, exposition etc. This type of material can be drawn in from any class on campus. Next year three classes in fiction writing and one poetry class Don't miss the Miss Weber State Pageant APRIL 17 th NOW FOR ft sr-y ws-s, w J' 1 . $fcK. -.rft. 11 . plus a modest set up and local delivery cost will be contributing to Scribulus, ' which is being put out twice a year. This is the first issue of the year, owing to a change m editorial staff. The second is scheduled to come out the end of the quarter. Copy should be turned in before the end of next week to Mr. Allred's office, UK 203A. Editor is Gerald Wickburg with Lawrence Houston, Wayne Geary and Carolyn Mason as assistants. Editorial positions will be considered' for next year. Application can be obtained from and submitted to Mr. Allred's office. "We need people who are interested in writing." Mr. Allred said, "and some background in editing and lay out while not not essential, should be helpful." The magazine is put out by the students themselves. "From the classes I've taught,' he said, "I think we have excellent potential here, and I see no reason why Scribulus cannot be one of the top college magazines in the nation.' Olympic Star Says 18th and Wash. Blvd. Phone 394-2175 Character fleeded The world judges us by the gap between how we talk and how we live, a lecturer on youth problems told Weber State College students Tuesday. John Sayre, a 1900 Olympic Games star, urged the students to join him wholeheartedly in a revolution of character. "Let's put an end to every last social and economic revolution through morality," he advised the some 500 students. Mr. Sayre is on a tour speaking to youth gatherings about the moral conditions. He lectured at Idaho State University, Pocatello, the day before. The high divorce rate, race and class distinctions are elements that serve to illustrate America's need for a heavier emphasis on. morality, the speaker said. This summer, he will again help direct a Moral Re-Armament program opening June 14 at Mackinac Island, Mich. EED HELP ON THAT TAX RETURM? STUDENTS Let us prepare your Federal and State Income Tax Return Expert Tax Service at Minimum Cost CALL 392-6910 After 6 p.m. or all day Saturday & Sunday For Appointment |