Show z — ilUDtNT Teachers Job: worse -- 0— J ' The first evidence of the expected spring fallout from last with all year’s Russian nuclear tests was reported Wednesday A spokesman for the signs indicating it arrived very slowly service still feels health Sendee’s Public Health radiological need for will be there protective special it’s highly unlikely measures to reduce human intake of radioactive strontium 90 — 0— The U S Senate gave quick and unanimous approval to the billion dollar military procurement bill w hich would authorbomber ize a speedup in the RS70 reconnaissance-strik- e 33 -- 0— Republicans took custody of the House of Representatives late Wednesday afternoon to launch an extraordinary speech-makinassault on the Kennedy Administration all-nig- g Farmer Faces Challenger After Primary Vote Thurs The Farmer is standing at the gate looking over three symbols One of them will challenge him for his position as mascot of the Utah State Aggies The symbol to challenge him will be chosen by the Aggie student body in primary elections next Thursday The showdown will occur final election date — April 26 Will it be the Hawks that swoop down to take the Farmer’s Hat? The Raider might steal his pitchfork and the Trappers catch his cows They will challenge can they defeat? Qualifications for the three challengers have been given to the student body during the past three weeks These three challengers underwent a process of elimination by student senate last quarter They were considered as the strongest symbol ideas and if the Farmer is to be replaced senate feels one of these symbols should do it Each symbol is qualified to represent a university The Trapper has a long history and is mighty in his own right The Raiders add speed and spice and the Hawk is a mighty bird— strong and daring Despite qualifications the job of defeating the easy going Farmer won’t be small however The old man is keen and has been around since 1888 That’s a long time that’s tradition He’s experienced with challengers that have tried to oust him from his position He’s always won in the past and won’t be wanting to give up a future with Utah State With pitchfork in hand and sloppy hat he’s won over fierce Cougars painted Redskins fast Cowboys and mean Lobos that have participated in athletic events in the past His job has — fighting for his school and his been position The Farmer with the Aggie students is following the strategy of each prospective symbol He will be ready as always when his challenger is selected He needs the strongest symbol to face him Aggie students should vote for their choice of challenger next Thursday The rest is up to the Farmer — d higgins fast-growin- g 1M2 Editor JFK Denounces Steel Companies President Kennedy announced that all military ieseivists will who were called to active duty in the Berlin crisis last fall situation giovs be released in August unless the international : U Letters —O— ' To APRIL For Price Boost President Kennedy denounced the major steel companies for “a wholly unjustified and irresponsible defiance of the public interest” in raising their prices by $6 a ton conThe president flatly denied U S Steel Corporations made that boosts off the industry price tention in triggering the price increases necessary " LIFE Stimulate Minds Editor Student life: Bernard Shaw said that learn- ing is an active process The job of a teacher is to show the way and it’s up to the student to learn it from thereon ‘‘Spoon Feeding” as is common in high school cannot become a part of college education What is the responsibility of the professor to his students? Briefly it is in stimulating the minds of these students to make them want to learn There arc a number of teachers on our campus who do just this Constitution Revisions Get Vote In Primary By Jerry Jensen Constitutional Revision Com will hear all appeals tary referred In student body elections last spring a Constitutional Revision Committee was elected to revise and clarify the ASUSU The committee Constitution met regularly investigated and dorm aW two-fol- d Siudenf Life prepared a revised constitution representative shall become class officer Art Mil Sec I The student athletics representatives on the I council shall be the President kTSU the chairman of the Boosters Committee and one person appointed from sin' dent Senate Art VIII Sec II This fixes the salaries of e members of Student Life and Buzzer but leaves them subject to rev iew each year By Laws: Art V I Sec VI No person may be a candidate for more than one office at any election Art VIII Sec Ill & IV The kinds of awards to be distributed at the aw ards banquet shall be determined by Student Senate Comimttee members include Tim Ilealy Merlin Olsen Jerry Jensen Ned Parsons Roger Pond Susan (Brown) Carol Byington Lee Roderick and Harry Davis They would be happy to answer any questions concerning the Ben-n- 'Silk Stockings' Va "Silk Stockings” is the m- selected to round out the current season for Utah State Theatre usical The play written by George Kaufman Lcueen MacGrath and Abe Burrows and scored to by Cole Porter is scheduled dun six nights May 7 through 12 with an afternoon matinee on Saturday May 12 S LAUNDRY AND CLEANING SERVICE I MAM OF E 7e NOOE I DIVISION OF The BOa EARNER COWRQRATI Co-spo-m on DRYCLEANING n y 2 ' ' it i To End Theatre Season National Company has two openings for wholesale distributor Earn $8000 first Motel year Send credentials to Baugh care of D Holt No a ex-offic- io ls s: ?er Male Seniors Chase Visits Gives Views President Daryl Chase met with the senate and expressed Iris favor of an International house but said the desirability of it must be studied from the student’s viewpoint A new Dean of Students was announced He is Dr Claude Burtenshaw who will be on campus before the end of the quarter to get acquainted President Chase told senate that the medical center at USU MKMBKB ASSOCIATED COIIEGIATE has limited service to render PRESS lbtablihlKd 1!)03 a point that is not always conBOK msVNG1XS Business Manncrr sidered by students He said Manaa-inKcUtor JIM ROBINSON if there weren’t adequate facilAssociate Editor CAROL BY1NOTON Associate Editor JIM THOMPSON ities in the city the university Editor MELVIN BAPIM’S Editor JEANNE HIGHER would expand their center but feature Editor PATTY MEIKI F he saw no need for it at the feature Assistant NANCY FITZGERALD SUSAN BENNE TT present time r sshion Iviiior t T’rF iiapp tchm Outdoor Editor r He also expressed his favor im umbo j Political KfMor DICK THOMAS of the proposed student court MIKE CLARK CmivaEditoI'it0r LINDA IKK Also in student senate: Columnist LEE RODERICK Publications council chairDALLAS LARSEN Photographer JERRY L PETVRSON man Jed Pitcher introduced DALLAS LARSEN Photographer next year’s publication heads JOHN LEATHAM E'yKrap tor COLLEEN TOirNsinisr selected by the Council TuesSTAFF REPORTERS: Frank Seott Alexander Judy Bvtngton Rita Decker Oary Dittrmin Bob Greaves Marcia Hatch John A irishday They are Donna Higgins man John Lindsay Mont C Miller Anne Stringham Elinor Sltrler ' Lana Taj lor Carolyn Surface Bob Whtttemund Student Life editor John Leish-marrl'Hc during the school soar bv the Associated Students of Student Life business 213‘ StUdent room Unlon bullainI'hone SKN10u estens1on47li Geri Broadhead manager Entered as second class matter Sept 1908 at logan Utah under the act of March I 1X70 Acceptance for mailing at special Jon Fulmer rate of oostace Is In Buzzer editor accordance uthr nostal taws and regnattlons Buzzer business manager and 70 cents per onarter $2 per jear-o- r Subscription rates for $3 per quarter Richard Abel Crucible editor scmi-ueekl- I?" 1 and IFC court will also sit curt with a Sf ulty committee in hearinJ many individual cases S merly judged by the Dean 5 Students Ihe court will also rule on the constitutionality of the acts of Senate Art V Sec J The class AVS to be voted on for the approval of the studentbody in the pri- mary elections A complete list of changes will be available to students before the election The constitution will be placed on the primary ballot and will take effect immediately upon ap- Candidates lor lint As to the idea of college proval and second Vice Presidents being the place to get practiwill then have to the cal experience it can be said office for which theychange camare that if a student learns a paigning for the final election sinsense of responsibility under the new constitution cerity and consciousness Major changes made in the about the work he is doing constitution are listed below whether it’s in geology calIV & Sec V Sec Art II culus or sociology that studuties of the 1st and 2nd The dent should have received the Vice Presidents have been maximum experience that he reversed This change was will need These facets of so in the event of made that character will help him to adof the presthe resignation just to the new experience ident the 1st Vice President when he goes on the job who would be student dirGood students will always be ector of the Union Activities under the new constitution good whether they are at Harvard Yale or Utah State Poor would take the President’s students who lack the desire to place and would be better learn entirely and are only in- able to take the position from terested in fun shall stay that a standpoint of experience ART II Sec VII The stipulaway unless their desire is kintion which required that the dled by a sterling professor The ideal teacher can also Business Manager must have help that group of students taken a course in accounting which falls between the good was removed due to the fact and the poor classes A student that a familiarity with the Uniwho is well prepared does not versity accounting procedure feel like cheating Who is go- would better fill this requireing to incite him to study well? ment Art Ill Sec III A member Ultimately it is the quality of teaching that is going to of Student Senate cannot be determine the receptiveness elected unless at least 20 percent of the group he represents of this group It is my opinion that the Stu- votes in his election Art IV Sec I through Sec dent Academic committee should stress this latter point V This is an entirely new more along with the good sug- article which establishes the gestions of making sample tests long discussed Student Court and discussion sheets available System The court will conto students sist of 5 Justices appointed s Pat Pow ell by the Executive Council and will serve as a court which In Student Senate to courts such as That's Only 19c Each Shave Aloud 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