Show Monday February 9 1975 Page 6 Feb by Cheri Powers 10-1- 6 The Seventh House (Eds Note: Returning to the pages of Student Life following a is month’s absence the Horoscope now prepared by staffer Cheri Powers) Taurus In making decisions or investments this week be careful to analyze the situation correctly and notjump to conclusions Old friends are the most reliable sources around for advice Now may be the time to start a new project Gemini Be realistic this week Don’t listen to propaganda that could sway you to buy foolish things that you can do without Stick to proven facts and past ex- to keep you off a path periences that may lead you where you shouldn’t go Cancer Take time this week especially on the 14th to make someone close to you happy Friends and your family can help you find a solution to a serious problem Prosperity will result from following a prudent course Leo Choose new friends wisely There is risk involved in beginning a new romance because it could lead to ties you don’t want Use your extra energy in a constructive way with your future in mind Virgo When asking others for advice be careful in deciding who’s advice to take They may not know what their talking about or say something and not really mean it Don’t pass up decisions You have much to gain by using your talents to their full extent that” are practical Libra This week don’t let your emotions get the best of you Refuse to engage in any quarrels The best way to patch up minor disagreements is to show extra attentions Use your ingenuity when tackling hard tasks to insure success Scorpio You might find this week a good time to follow the dictates of your mindand heart concerning your romantic affairs Don’t let fear your lack of of or fear of committing yourself on responsibilities stop taking you Put your affairs in order at the first of the week then relax self-confiden- Sagittarius Even though life might be more interesting to do things the hard way be cautious and conservative Thake a safe course of action You will be glad you did It’s a good time to finish old projects and to start new ones By applying yourself you should be successful in reaching your goals Capricorn In solving a serious problem beware of opponents or those in high places who seek your defeat Don’t take anything lying down fight to the finish New friends and supporters will aid you in making right decisions Aquarius This may be a thoroughly confusing week Keep your mind on immediate matters Don’t ask friends for advice but rely on your own good judgment to find a way out of a difficult situation Exchanging letters with a good friend can make your life happier Pisces Relax this week Take time out from your busy schedule and do something you want to do Meditate and evaluate your past achievements and future goals A relationship that was cooling off may be renewed positively Dr Thomas Mason Arles You may be introduced to a new philosophy of life How genuine and truthful it is up for grabs Avoid problems by sticking to your principles and past experiences This week should be exciting for you receives For a man who has been retired for nearly seven years Utah State University’s distinguished visiting professor of political science has maintained a very socially busy professional schedule Alpheus Thomas Mason has accepted the Milton R Merrill Chair of Political Science for Spring Quarter Dr Mason retired in 196S from Princeton Murray of the Placement Center emDiscussions on summer University where he was the of Professor McCormick ployment at 2:30 pm in the and senior will Jurisprudence University Center room 335 member of the Department of be led by Boyd Nelson director Politics US Civil Service Commission Dr Mason’s retirement after Areas Office Salt Lake City 43 and Collmer Hubert E years on the Princeton faculty personnel been filled with visiting Lon has Hill AFB training specialist Inat the Universities professorships staffing personnel Bailey ternal Revenue Service and of Virginia Michigan and MinShirley Moore personnel staffing nesota Harvard California at Santa Barbara Dartmouth specialist US Forest Service Barnard and John Hopkins A special question and answer Now he has accepted will for all University disciplines period to occupy the USU’s invitation in 3:30 at University begin pm 324 with all first endowed chair at the Center room university - the Milton R Merrill specialists in attendance Chair in Political Science Federal agencies holds Career Day LOGAN — Federal agencies representatives will be at USU February 13 to acquaint students with career opportunites in the Federal Government The day is sponsored by the USU Career CACTUS CLUB fues nite FABULOUS 1 DANCING SAM wed nite JAZZ LIVE MUSIC - ROCK - NO COVER Planning and Placement Center Materials for career planning will be presented on permanent summer and employment possibilites in many areas Discussions will be held on current and future employment outlook Instruction will be given on how when and where to apply for employment “In view of the present employment situation it is vital that students investigate major areas of job opportunities such as the Federal Government” said Paul — 100 h— 53 — —H 162 2 chair USU Louis D Brandeis Chief Justice Harlan Fiske Storf and Chief Justice William Howard Taft have gained him recognition as the country’s foremost judicial biographer While distinguishing himself as a researcher and author 20 major books and 60 significant articles Dr Mason has left his most important gift with the has he students guided four decades at throughout Princeton A little volume of original essays on the American Constitution sitting on his desk attests in a small way to his teaching “I wanted you to see this” he told a visitor “because this is something of which I am really proud” It is a 1964 gift from 11 of his former students all n now college teachers who wrote the essays to honor him on his 65th birthday as a “great scholar and teacher” “I never felt I had a job I think my work has been my hobby” Dr Mason admitted in an at the time of his retirement from Princeton “My objective throughout my teaching has been not so much to fill the student up as to draw him out and encourage him to well-know- develop his own powers his own capacities in his own way” says veteran of the the 431 45-ye- ar CHOATE JEWELRY 3-W 1 N 93 mil por hour? 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