Show 3 8 ACROSS THE — LIFE FEBRUARY 26 STUDENT 1960 QUA- D- Engineers All Dance Want A Diamond? Work Girls RU BARBARA PARSONS “Hints on Hunting Facts on Fishing Tips on Trap-pin- " Listed for Coeds Who Are Trying to ‘Trap a Chap was the title of a didactic feature article in the Demer University Clarion last fall Easrerlv we devoured the proferred information and Pendse To greater clarity fellow-predat- Spring Quarter International Days Pat Pendse was named chairman recently for International Days which have ben set for March 28 to April 2 fancy-eookin- g i public-relatio- ji ns heading Gallery Unit Planning Pix Coniesf Ol-e- v'rap-aroun- really "“"ih The dance beginning at 9 pm will be open to the studentbody The banquet is for engineers and will 7:30 of m ii discuss Four senior engine! w 1 partners only rec fhe ! Banquet Speaker for being “tj! banquet Nelson Dr ElRoy dents who have contribu First Security Cohporation to their engineering clubs" t Salt Lake City will address facthere college career ing ulty and students of the college or chairmen committee Other named for the event are Neita administration Weeks Mary Caddie arts and cratts Charles Carlson assembly Mary Lea and music engagement” dance Stoddard Classes Offer Help Don dinner Iradj Bidjarch Well studying the spring quarCrockett model Cnited Nations ter schedule bock we find sevnewspaper eral classes that ought to interest Barbara Parsons If o w publicity Pravin Shah publica- that Or of Soc Life about Sewerage? tions Abbas Milk Secretion? Or Bees? Honey radio Or Art Insem Lab? Medi Heravi Wahl A:idab queen Then under the publicity contest “Bringing him closer” we read “Dress just a little differently from other girls in classes Wear earrings as pins or on bracelets and try dozens of other costume jewelry variations which are stylish and imaginative” Beg a pair of Dad's cufflinks and wear them with your sleeveless blouses Have your wrists pierced Or as long as you're wearing earrings as pins dig out your little brother's Webelo badges and pin Utah State’s Gallery Committhem to your ears Another attee is sponsoring a photography tractive variation of this is to contest open to all USU students have your earlobes pierced reports Dixie Gunderson gallery twice and sew buttons on them has been achieving the Ivy look chairman Hans “Find a small simple yet pronamed chairman of the student vocative item of jewelry to wear r contest as a kind of trademark It will become a conversation piece — Under contest rules all entrants must be regularly en- with the conversation mostly rolled students of Utah State about you” All Smiles University each entrant can20 String more your not enter baby teeth on a picthan silken cord around your neck for tures must be instance pictures and become known as classified into news feature d sports colored slides portrait the girl with the or character and picture story smile Something that will divisions prints cau be no cause a russell in the fashion 10 8 x inches than smaller world we hope is a combination Pictures must be submitted to hockey-stic- k and crutch made by the Union Biulding desk by B F Goodrich and Company March 15 All entiies will be and is certainly provocative— no judged by professional photogra- telling who’ll get provoked phers and prizes will be awarded He gineering “The better to my dear” to catch you with quote a “Buy or borrow a dog and walk it” the article dictates “Dogs have been used in huntIf ing for over 125000 years you like to sport conversation canine pieces try a “matching” auburn-haired —an Irish setter if you're a Dalmation if you wear a lot of black and white etc” or a dachshund if Yeah everybody's always badgering you or a greyhound if you like fast company courses that “Take spare-tim- e are likely to attract men” it says “Even if you've been dying class j0 enrojj jn a put it off a little longer— till the Tonigh A banquet and dance tonight at tlie banquet at will climax Engineering Week at east dining room USU designed to call attention to Uruon building the activities of the college of en- we offer it now for the public at USU—plus explanatory notes for Head Dine vice-preside- nt LEE HOKANSOX reigns over tonight's dance 5 Societies honor LAURA The Dorm Council campus civil students wil be professional socieU tool electrical and n r anical engineering Tlie semiformal dance ber at 9 pm to the music olb Hosts Denver Plans Future Campus Beckons Region Debaters Phil Harris Combo dent Union ballroom Debaters from colleges in the Utah State’s Inter - Residence area are on campus to participate is hosting the dormitory in the Utah State Midwinter Council Denver in activities council from tomorrow Meet and today Speech Under direction of Rex E Robin- today The Denver group visit son debate coach the debates proceeds by a few days the prowill begin today at one pm and of a permanent continue until early Saturday af- posed organizing unit here at Utah State residence ternoon A dinner has been planned to honor the debaters tills While the Denver group is visevening iting the campus both groups Among colleges participating plan to exchange ideas for uniting in the eveut are Brigham Young students It has been proposed that Utah State's University University of Utah council which is a nucelus of all Idaho State and Westminster residents in the dormitories lie College called the Associated Residents The USU debate team has had of USU Residence Halls a record this Next week the constitution of year reported Dr Robinson In this proposed body of students the Rocky Mountain speech tourndeament two weeks ago they won will be ratified or rejected votes the from upon pending seven out of twelve contests dormitory students Aim of the association is to inter-residen- better-than-avera- in the Sw Adinis is free Laura Lee Hokasa Engineering Queen will over the dance Clark Rose president ( o student Engineering general chairman for Council the wed lie is assisted by Phil mi: la dance chairman Joit James and Blair Muhlestcii banquet arrangement and I McQuidcy chairaa publicity ce a4 ge 1 : ZT0"r'2r' i SfW V jiff change the dormitories from “A place to hang a hat” to a home and a coordinated social and functaion which stimultes more interest in student activities and government reports Jane The fine arts department of Cannon Independent student USU will present a piano recital Sunday at 3 pm iu the Main From the 21th through the auditorium k i GEM STATE day of your tour you'll ft Vatican The Rome visiting MUTUAL LIFE ASSN Opening number will be “Conft certino Op 94” by Shostakovitch Individual and family group Arena The CaracallaVillaOperat u Hadrian's Ruins of played by Sharrou Allen and plan insurance Competa-tiv- e some of the highlights These Susan Jean Foxley rales for all age just a few of the many histww Mary Jo Merritt will play “SonAge 22 $300000 groups sights you'll enjoy througbmt ata in D Major” by Haydn Judi Chilsummer on this $2855 coverage yr Green and Vivan Haderlie “Hunsive Tour of Europe dren to 4 years $100000 garian Rhapsody No 2” by Litszt write for colorful and descripw SK Call $470 yr and Kovacs Richard Wursten to DALY STTDt' folder evenings fo'r full informa“Ballade in G Minor” by Chopin TOURS 505 Geary Street tion Other benefits Bonnie Jo Boden and Tommy W Francisco Calif telephone Wood “Fantasy on Porgy and dway Bess” by Gershwin and GraLner Fine Arts Group ol Plans Recital lia an all-- 74-d- Call VERY MODERN Liberals And Tyranny (Continued fiom Page 2) possess the skill and the position to make those errors plausible to many Iu one journal of quality for example an editor scourged bigots and prudes for pressuring to boycott a certain list of novels “They are” he averred “engaged in an activity which is as flagrant as anything the Communist party ever and Is which in fact attempted very similar to Communist tactics” Such critics should be able to distinguish official communist acts from etf'orts of individuals who bigot or wicked as they may be operate as private citizens under free institutions Much the same sort of foul blow for a fair purpose has been eommonly used to chasten union officials by likening them to book-selle- rs - 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