Show STUDENT LIFE FEBRUARY fn 1H2 — 23 Student Senate Chairman Job Information Tells Available At ' j S? legeMWspapcr f eators rampuses JSarfS t Editor rf “"se on the Lamar Idaho unde stu- of half a a year and chief jobs as their other gfthe'top college news-!lMountain in the Rocky Ufd pt J to may or the past become a thing The University of Pittsburgh abolish school is voting to merriment and at Colorado class officeMate University abolished by a otc were rs It is believed of 320 to 113 progthat this is “a definite to improve the ressive step of functions and structure ?aPStudent government government’' student ' College Portland State students think twice (over and over again) before deciding to offrun for student government At have been gets ready the left ready on the right and ready on the firing line Some even go so far as to label Once they ices elected the campus on leaders as ‘‘Mark An tlionvs” They refer to the stu dent president as ‘WeslerDolT (“you wind it up and it lec tines the Senate”) Sling mud ajidbr throw them out seem to be the latest trend Tack phone booths push bathtubs telephone marathons bed pushing and you name it they do it At Montsludent ana State College packing they are with rooms paper the Florida Alligator reports a mystery bush on campus “An old professor stoppand to ed investigate a little a bush He walked to one side of it then to the other The little bush quietly rustle in shook again The old professor finally left Soon the mysterious shaking bush sparke- d about 200 w the reactions” A students had tied a sJring to the bush and cv ery-J®- e a person would walk bv bey would give it a little “ake What next? spontaneous Sronp of edtWrvn1ga‘'leUcr t0 th3 which cast a bit of Sht on Governor Babcock a State College student an anonymous phone a ft lSJ “atening nature JZHUea acll0ns of to the suspect °n lhe MSC They have indoctrin- their fdUry lies you’dTf an eye cu y°u- er watch ipt 1 i inf- Si - your 0ur state act on- Vou have speak on such is- tlClzing SUSAN’ BENNETT To chairman Mother's Weekend Plans Made To Honor Mothers Mother’s Weekend is set r 29 28 27 and according April to Susan Bennett Chairman Chairmen for the event are as follows: Raaae Buttars president’s tea Carol Thornock Friday night program Susan Bergeron tour Sally Sams correspondence Sandra Hacking Saturday night program Carma Clark devotional Diana Nelson and Judy Byington publicity and Iieth Van Kempen secretary One of the highlights of the weekend will be the presentation of the Robins Awards The affair is under the direction o the Associated Women Students on campus and Leah Dunford Dean ot Women Is This For You? IMTAIUAN I’XXIOWSHIP will im:et at noon Friday m room loo of tlu I nion Building SpealaT will be Captain Smith on the subject Communism in Viet Nani COM IJNi MARCH 3— “International Cabal et" — tree of charge BKVVAKII 1UH INFORHVTIOX on the whereabouts of the wn? that was taken from the Macombo disalCall SK play'5 in mtheorWVB the SUB extension 297 ter p 11X111 K AX STIDIAT Fellowship— will meet at 6:30 pm Sun-to in the Kural Arts Buildlnu day di&cuss some basic differences W I’jotestant churches services will follow at 7:30 p m THEXTRB IMseorXT cards — Save 26 to 33 per cent on movies at These any Jnlermountain Theatre cards are sold by the IntorcolleKinte Knights and can be obtained In the BUB or irom any IK veanm? the white sweater bearing the “Knight en or-sh- lp Head’ O— — OXK OUT University or Utah pennant found after the If jou dare game loser may— claim o— XV Jlt'IT' CAMS for Macombo now mailable at Pennej 's XVFSTXIFSSTFK Fellowship meets at S pm Sundav at the I’resbuer-la- n ehureli Urogram for February Munk 25 will feature Mrs N speaking on the subject “The l’oet-r- v of Negro Authors’’ refreshments and fellowship will follow Anjone Is welcome to attend MEMBERS OF ALPHA ZKTA will meet hrlday etening at 7 3b In Smart thm for an cumins: pm ot recreation Bring your own gear All members are urged fo ateient lor tend the new members — — TfT Battery ruts()tm tor teacher education requiredwill siu-den- ts lie given on Thursday March 1 This test may he taken at either 3 or 7 p m In the Forestry and Biological Science Building AH students planning Auditorium to take this test should sign up for It1 now in the Education Office Main 181 or Edith Bout'll’ School office AXXONE XV HO TOOK OR knows ot someone who took pictures at the Fourteenth Night siiow please rontact Roberta l’ichardson SK — lc tter SAE's Sisters to Present Assembly To Perform At Utah State Reports Progress lt y Randall “JPVJSJi 0 i Uiberte Grand Duchy of Luxembourg days only beginning TOMORROW (open 10 am ’til 9 pm) FISCHER SKIS: reg 2495 BACK” EDIE ADAMS AfVltlflflflflf $? Fattmnn COLOH JACK OAKIE- M AHHT - JACK KRUSCHEN ffnc4nr C ' 1750 SALE SALE SALE SALE reg 3250 reg 3995 reg $55 2595 2995 4250 KASTLE METAL SKIS: SALE reg $125 9450 KASTINGER BOOTS: (men's & women's) reg reg 2595 3495 4895 SALE SALE SALE $34 $45 $65 reg STROLZ BOOTS: (men's & women's) reg 6950 SALE SALE $78 reg 5495 5995 9UILTED PARKAS: (men's reg 1995 reg 2995 reg 3995 & women's) 1495 SALE SALE SALE J reg 3995 SALE 2495 3195 2995 STRETCH PANTS: (men's reg 1595 & - women's) C:' SALE SALE reg 3250 reg $34 reg 3995-$5- 2 reg 3995-$5- 2 SALE SALE SALE 1195 2395 2595 3295 3495 AFTER SKI BOOTS (men's reg 1195 & 1395-159- 5 reg reg 1295 reg 1895 women's) 995 SALE 195 1095 1‘SALE 1495 Sale 1 SALE SIMILAR LOW PRICES ON ALL SWEATERS HATS & BINDINGS NO LAYAWAYS OR CHARGES ALL SALES FINAL CHILDREN'S: 1495 Skis 1950 Boots Boots 2295 Parkas 1695 1595 Pants Sweaters 1495 Poles 450 If If ® Come in Ave 5 Doris Day Tony SALE SALE SALE Our only sale of the ski season Prices effective for Rock Hudson ST JOHN’S LPISFOPAf Sundas Services will be hold at 8 and 10 am in place of the usual 9 a rn sen lee mericon Student Information Service SALE WEEK! $ THOSE "PILLOW TALK" PLAYMATES ARE AT IT AQAINI - V 3 HELD OVER SECOND HILARIOUS Placement Bureau Interviewing prospective teachers for the 19G2-6school year next week Uintah District Utah Los Angeles City Schools Calif Costa Mesa Calif Port Iluenemc Calif Rich County Utah ate room Summer Jobs Write Ballet Company and Little Sisters of Vaudeville is the theme for the SAE and Sisters of Minerva assembly Tuesday at II am in Old Main Auditorium Taking off from the old Vaud-vill- e idea Wally Waite and Lou Anderson will announce the Thursday the celebrated balvariety ads Dances songs instrumentals and general com- let Janine Charrat Dc France edy will also add to the assem- will perform in the USU Field-hous- e at 8:15 pm This will bly according to Doug Webb Chairman be part of the company's second transcontinental tour even more extensive than the previous one because of the great interest this gifted company created has committee reports Smoking This season the Ballet Jathat approximately 1000 signatures have been obtained in nine Charrat De France is tour of the Unfavor of the petition to open a on a good-withe personunder ited States of the area a smalt room or al sponsorship of Charles De SUB to smoking Committee representat i v e Gaulle To a great extent the inJames Koons said that all peterest to the jn the company centers titions must be turned in the personality and acharound committee by Tuesday Mr Koons said that the pe- ievements of Janine Charrat tition was a compromise and lcrself She was recognized as ‘Queen of the dancers” when “We base our petition on th formed her own company she which the feeling of hospitality Ballet Janine Charrat Dc he to both extend SUB should in 1952 ’ranee and the and visitors students and overseas the home At a of minority representation Charrat De Janine lallet interest in SUB policies” met success debut has will ’ranee The smoking committee each Senwith the triumphal in reconvene Tuesday —— in EUROPE 9 SAE XVORV students in front library to a study of suhvprd) 5-- at the Teacher Thinking about a job this summer? The library has a number of booklets on file in the inference department specifically directed at helping college students locate lucrative summer jobs For example the Summer Employment Directory issued by the National Directory Service includes a state by state listing of job possibilities The World Wide Summer Placement Directory lists openings in the States plus summer jobs axailable in foreign countries There are YWCA and YWCA opportunities for work study travel and service almost anywhere in the US Seasonal employment in the National Park Service which offers a variety of positions from ranger to waitress should be applied for by March 1 Another summer job directory on file ennumerates the summer camps both for boys and girls which need counselors cooks instructors etc for the 19C2 season The booklets also offer advice on how to apply for a summer job: they suggest that a convincing letter of application sent in as early as possible will land the position Events scheduled for the Centennial celebration March Were announced by Judy Thompson chairman The celebration includes a pony express assembly featuring USU’s Southern Belle and USU’s Abe Lincoln beard winner Also included in the celebration is a fair in the fieldhouse Founders Day assembly and the Centen nial Ball Also in Student Senate: Jerry Jensen reviewed the changes of duties for the first and second vice presidents in the revised student constitution lhe student body will vote on the new constitution elections this spring during A letter of resignation from Buzzer Editor Bob Wood was read and the resignation pas sod unanimously by senate Because of letters in Student Life regarding big names for lyceums the senate decided to explain their complete feelings regarding the matter in a rebuttal letter in today’s paper Two senate members were elected to compose the Interview Time Sef For Teachers The following districts will be Local Library Of Centennial Clark Bv Mike Life Cxckangc 3 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 1250 1495 16-9- 1295 1195 It 95 350 We've cut prices only not quality Same specialized service in choosing your ski goods Same high quality shop work in mounting your skis Pat Preston's ALPIN VALLEY Shop 57! 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