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Editor-in-Chie- f Business State University Number 2 September 26 STAFF Vol 64 Manager — Managing Editor Associate Editor Sports Editor Asistant Sports Editor Society Editor Assistant Society Editor Feature Editor Columnists - 1966 BRENT CHECKETTS BARRY MORTENSON LINDA EAGAR RALPH MAUGHAN JR GARY RAWLINGS BRENT EARFUS MARSHA PORTER PAT ELWOOD JIM GREEN JOHN CHIPMAN LAIRD WALKER VERN NELSON LEE RODERICK Washington D C Correspondent TED HANSEN RICHARD MICHAELIS Photographers Published tri weekly during the school year except during official University holidays and final exam week by the Associated Students of Utah State University Publication office located in Room 315 of the Union Building Correspondence and change of address should be addressed to P 0 Box 1262 University Station Logan Utah 84321 Subscription price $1 per quarter $3 per year Entered for second class mailing at the Post Office in Logan Utah 8432 Chase Welcomes Students Of Utah State University You along with other students from throughout the United States and the world have been accepted to study at one of America’s most beautiful campuses But it is more than a place of beauty it is essentially a place of learning Outstanding scholars have been assembled to assist you in your pursuit of higher learning Old laboratories have been expanded and new ones added In a few weeks the splendid new library will be completed adding five times the space of its predecessor But despite the fine faculty and modern facilities the burden of achieving a quality education remains with the student since activity the process of education is fundamentally a It is the hope of the faculty and officers of the institution that you have entered the University with a will to learn and your mind set to take advantage of the facilities and resources made available to you by Utah and the Nation The school’s teachers and scientists form a partnership with you in this great adventure and wish you well throughout your years at Utah State University Daryl Chase President 'Student Life' Tells Veterans Must Pay Some Editorial Policy School Costs The flag on the front page of this publication reads: STUDENT LIFE Serving The Students of Utah State University Those words may sound simple but actually they are quite profound regarding this newspaper's policy The words “'STUDENT LIFE-- couldn't be more exact in describing the paper's main news source Our formost concern is to report and interpret the noteworthy events and ideas students of this campus are creating participating in affected by and concerned with And by students we mean all the students — not one or a few select groups of them To this paper a student equals a reader and a reader equals a mind that consumes information We rare not what size color shape race religion or descent the people who read our publication are The words “Serving The Students of Utah State Univeisitv” were added to the paper's flag this year solely to and reiterate who this paper exists for As mentioned above the words STUDENT LIFE explain excellently what and whom we cover Through the years however the writer believes many readers have let the name "STUDENT LIFE” come to mean nothing more to them than a brand name and-o- r a trade mark such as “Brand X” cigarettes The words “Serving The Students of Utah State University” then means this paper serves the general studentbody first as this group is student groups and the organizations and activities they foster second and the faculty and administration third but I This does not mean this publication is 'rather means It believes itself mature enough to be independent and determine logical policies of its own without superfluous outside guidance and influence Student Life welcomes letters to the editor providing they are reasonable in length logic and literacy If a paper does not stimulate enough thought to draw comment and discussion it is a failure Utah State and the Logan area seem to the writer to be exceptionally “conservative” One logical reason for this could be that not enough creative and imaginative ideas have been presented the If they are not presented obviously populace for consideration people cannot react to them It is Student Life’s goal to present them this year ’ be MONDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1966 LIFE STUDENT The Veterans Administration announces that the veteran going to school should be prepared to pay his expenses for at least two months Reason stems from the fact that law requires that monthly certificates of attendance signed by veterans be sent to the VA attesting that the veteran has attended classes These certificates can be sent only after a mouth’s schooling is completed On the 20th of the following month the VA mails the payment checks Prompt sending and accurate handling of the certificates by the veteran will eliminate further delays In order to get full benefits the veteran must be registered for at least 14 hours Full monthly benefits are $100 for a veteran with no dependents S125 for one dependent and $150 for two dependents Monthly benefits for veterans taking 34 credit load are $75 S95 and $115 monthly depending on the number of dependents Money or w ages from outside sources is of no interest to the VA It does not affect the size of the benefit that the veteran may receive 155 NORTH MAIN ST — DIAL I 752-772- 1 RW '"jumitwe— m iI1mHm Ttti ifb mss 3 iiffaw Here's how you find us -- - we ere lo- At The Books! ere cated west of Hall of Justice East FV Lmk of Police Siallon South of Courthouse end just a few doors North of SLIDE RULES the Hollywood Beauty College And A representative from the Picket Slide Rule Company will be in the Bookstore Tuesday end Wednesday to we're right on the City Bus Line ad- just any Picket slide rule The man slides for will also repair a small fee At the it same tfme he trade-i- will m ipm be making offers for old slide n rules We invite you to talk to him t -- A TRADITION OF BANKING EXCELLENCE FOR 4 107 YEARS 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