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Show Page 2 The Thunder bird Monday October 28, 1985 Magazine needs entries A student-oriente- d magazine to be published at SUSC this for is articles, short fiction, poetry and essays looking quarter written by students, faculty members and local residents. Were looking for a wide variety of submissions, said Doug Christensen, editor of the publication. We want interesting short stories, poetry and essays. We are also in need of longer nonfiction articles that in some way deal with campus life or have a subject that is interesting, entertaining and pertinent to students. We intend to create a product, something that will interest, inform and entertain SUSC students, he said. That is why we would like to see submissions of articles and fiction that represent the widest possible spectrum. Among other things, the magazine will feature articles on campus theatrical productions, sports, fashion and interesting personalities. The deadline for nonfiction is Nov. 7, but wed really like hear from people interested in writing nonfiction for us sooner than that like by Nov. 1, if possible, Christensen said. The deadline for fiction, poetry and essays in Nov. 11. Were also looking for photographers and artists who would like to help illustrate the features in the magazine, he said. When it is published the magazine will be made available to students free of charge. Entries should be sent to Thunderbird Magazine, SUSC Box 9413, Cedar City, Utah, 84720. For more information, contact Christensen at or magazine adviser Patricia Paystrup at top-quali- H 586-775- 586-797- 3. SUSC seeks Old Main CEDAR Cl I f-'- V 5 WITH PETER O TOOLE Pfeifer g information CREATOR 7.15 & 9 15 BLACK CAULDRON 7:is NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 9:15 Ml V SWEET DREAMS THE PATSY CLINE STORY COUPON 7.00 PEE TAQUITOS N CHEESE & 9 00 WEES BIG ADVENTURE 7:00 & 9.00 COMMANDO WITH COUPON EXPIRES NOVEMBER 1, 1985 HERMIES TOO 231 NORTH 1100 WEST CEDAR CITY, UT 84720 546 MAIN STREET CEDAR CITY, UT. 84720 586-978- 6 586-716- 1 College officials emphasize they are also interested in receiving information on other efforts that, while not directly associated with the actual construction of Old Main, demonstrate the sacrifices of the pioneer families of Cedar City in the task of erecting the four-stor- y h building in a period of 1898. The materials to be received from this request will be added to other documents and research housed in the colleges special collections library. nine-mont- 7 00 & 9.00 AMtCAtKf 0 CONFIRM! LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER PER VISIT HERMIES DEPOT i SUSC has issued a request to descendants of the founders of the college that they write or send information about the role their ancestors played in the construction in 1898 of the Old Main Building. Information is being sought on those who assisted in the mountain lumbering expedition, the valley effort to make bricks, and other aspects of the construction of the building which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. b Sfiudonfis: GO KAYPRO! Complete Word .r Processing Systems From Write everything, report to a " : Kaypro masters f thesis, with a s line ! as systems $995 of line complete computer v p of quality computers s ' from a book from Kaypro Kayp'o Q start as low Ask for a demonsration today inrC:,'cri : 1 enon c Pcrs o 0er 2 'revs 1 , J |
