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Show » Youth Beat ne NewFashion Students Leave Blood As Gift : at byu ASKING Y by ed scripps | : : intic Shows HARD OR SOFT, WRITE IT RIGHT: The second ink-shakHOW DO YOU FEEL.’ ABOUT THE MODIFICA TION OF THE BYU RUL ING WHICH NOW ALLOWS GIRLS TO WEAR SLACKS IN THE GAMES AND AC TIVITIES AREAS OF THE | ing revolution mm 2 years is hitting pen users in a scripto-| EUREKA—The Seventh and’ pefore they- packed up afi7BYU_ students donated 1067; Two ties occurred in this Eighth Grade Home Economics \eft this weekend for the long pints. Class of Tintic Junior Highjholiday, Brigham Young Uni- Butler, Pena. — Ethink it's verygood idea competition between senusal writing feel . . even timid souls grow expansive with in charge of the fashion narra-| Flight and ROTC, but 181 more “We were really happy with) will be awarded the traveling their bigger, bolder speed and bright colors . . . and doctors tion and the scene was set by a| than that\set by the Red Cross. the response,” iss Janes com-| trophy sometimeafter the holiprefer to mark patients’ skin’ with them (because they don’t sereOX a the es nS om eae ae pe Oye was days for carerson the larg2 ‘9 — + we girls.-Sports-wear,—s! wear, sistently_yield-some of rg--pleased-and-saidthe-donations-est-number-of points, <: tickle), The principle of the soft point has_been around, since school wear and dressy dresses| est donations in the state, Red Were far beyond their expecta-/ The next blood drive at BYU Chinese and Egyptians invented hair-tipped writing equipmetit.; were modeled, |will be sponsored in April, \Cross: cfficials said. Last April| tions.” Modern ones were first developed for business (like marking| erates) .. . then kiddies took over to mess up white paper at = pre-school... . next, commercialartists took them up. Butthe| big sales skyrocketing now has come from your purchases,| " especially of the newest cartridgetype . . not onlyfor studies but also to touch up bare backs, earringless ears, and naked ' ae knees... These last to carry important messages like campus political slogans or. “I'm available” .°" ."‘going steady’? . . «| “engaged” (washable inks preferred). | WILL YOU JOIN THE WEAR-A-WIG TREND? Wigs, wig- } gart top has knit sleeves and | lets—the whole hairy lot, including those swooning false eye| back, fronted with navy wool | lashes and those paste-on-papa hair pieces . . . continue “in” 1} jersey. and growing in use Today's trend siarted when the middle 7 oldies (women from their late 30s to late 50s—and, increasingly, men) wanted to look younger, so they. wiggled into long-| New York — r I'm very glad that they changed the ruling-T ‘was i kind of upset | in the first place when | enh David“they. outlawed slacks, I think that the paternal attitude on the part of t he BYU administration hurts rather FROM COUNTRY SET is a than helps t he publie view of new “treatment for beaded wool jersey. The trim swagBYU. |year's Dut to time limitations, at wards, organizations, and hous- “ = 5 ; Suests on Friday at the Home) drive ended with a total of 781 drive chairman, This would tition, Lucy Mack Smith various: President Johnson likes to sign state documents Pub economics Room, Their teach-|pints donated, 19 short of the-have brought the total to 861 will receive the plaque for houslicly with batches of them . . sensitive souls enjoy their soft, er, Mrs, Barbara Snoddy was|800 pint goal set by Angel) pints. ing unit competition. Norsemen +~ DAVID MALYN, KIM CHRISTENSON, 5 maniac flood. Ballpoints-took on flowing fountain pens in the School presented a~ charming’ versity students left behind least 30 students were turned ing units. Norsemen and AWS mid-40s . ... new they are being challenged by the soft-tips fashion show and program fordeste them a precious Christmas gift away, end 50 were not allowed Council tied for the organizacan bead, to donate for health reasons, tions award, and 12th and 66th (which will outsell conventional fountain pens by 500 to 1,000 their mothers and other BYU's semi-annual blood: according to Elaine Jones, wards tied in. the ward compeRia ste special 8 Hal per cent this year). The causes behind this felt-point boom are WILKINSON. CENTER? Buffalo, SUNONae MBER 18,8, 1968 Sunday Herald Job Hunting myself. Peete Also, ee I 2 greaiel is some activi- bovingand Sears Merry AriSTINGS wre Gites trom Sears haired wigsto look like your hair (nonwig). But the wig indus- | try claims wigs have become fashion, really—a-new kind of accessory . . . you should wear a: dfferent kind with eachdif- Tips for ferent kind of dress. This fashion plot is aiméd at you; too—so College Grad hair products industry with the Indian government. Tons and watch out! Emphasizing this warning is the- news of a multimillion dollar deal for harvesting hair, signed up by the\U.S. tons of hair (three to- six-feet long) will be-reaped~at holy| the hobby shop, to wear dressHindu temples .. where millions of men and women pay an-| es. In other areas in schoolit’s By JAMES M, MURPHEY nual pilgrimages, and the custom is to worship only after heads great to see dresses because it Newspaper Enterprise Assn. are shaven naked. | makes this campus unique, Only one out of a hundred GERALDINE |applicants walk into an interview situation with a clear idea of who he is and what he wants. The man is such a rarity that T think it’s althe recruiter is usually amazgood idea be-|ed. The result is that the recause there|cruiter can’t “afford to let this are somelone-in-ahundred get away. games played, His thinking goes like this: like bowling, “Tf-this-man-is_capable of dowhere sla ing this kind of anlysis of himGeraldine are more “ap-| self, then he's obviously pre- prop riate for the occasion. I|pared to exhibit the same desi-_ don’t think slacks should be} sion-making qualities within our allowed outside of Wilkinson) company.” YOU'LL LOSE 1820 DAYS OF SCHOOL, THIS YEAR: Center, although downtown, Now, how to do it. Knowing Switching from YOUTH BEAT’s previous exposes of hookyslacks would beo.k.if t he nai appropriate. ‘ate (Yourself ture of the dress is thought, takes A waysystematic to go about it playing playing in, France and Indonesia, we can now give give yyou the inside dope on legitimate school absences—in the United States. ds: p RUTH Here’s how much there will be this year and why. On the averSOOLLICK, List all the things that you| age you'll be stuck homefor 18 to 20 (school) days, before next N. Hollywood, have everenjoyed doing. List) summer vacation . . . though this average will vary by school, California— } one or a hundred; but don’t| grade, region and other factors. Typical are the following days T’m for it myconsider those things you might} for being out of school, cited for one metropolis, last year: self, ee not enjoy. Junior high-school students, 17%; vocational high school stulapeomperanatt i Make a tentative choice of dents, 20%; and ior the apparently flimsier breed of academic girl eeeBe, the three you most enjoy doing. high school students, 29, Whatwill this year’s chief cause be?— owe ‘You are entitled to change your| Surprise, surprise—sniffles! About 60 per cent of school abLots * times ining. senteeism stems from the common cold : . . next comes stomach a girl doesn’t i : disorders. Similar causes are at the root.of college class ab— to wear Rath Ask yourself-why_you- enjoy senteeism, with one major exception—third highest cause of! a dress—sometimes she wants| ing these three things. List at college class absence is emotional disturbances (also the estito go to the hobby shop or else /east 10 reasons for each. Push mated cause of 50 per cent of college “dropouts”), in the games center. I think it’s youreelt until you oatthink -pong in|! any more reasons, you better to_play FRANCE’S SINGING SPARROW WINGS TO U. S.: This can’t list “at least five “good” slacks — especiallyping bowling. Teasons, you may have made a mid-December, a sparrow of a singing teen-girl—4 ft. 10, weighing 90 Ibs., aged 19—will arrive on her fourth trip to the United bad choice, Talk with people actively en- States, Mirielle Mathicu. not big here yet, tops the record lists gaged with each of your major in Franceand is a big hit around Europe. To American ears her interests to find out more about French-cabaret style pop music sounds like something sung in the back of the nose, sadly, by Woody Woodpecker. But she’s I think it’s|them. great, Like,| Find the products and serv- good at it. . . does Frenchified rock appealing, too. Also, she’s when it’s cold|ices associated with your three got pluck. A year ago, pony-sized Mirielle was a $15 a week factory girl who took a chance and entered an amateur telein the winter,| interests. List them. you don’t want Analyze what type of involve- vision talent contest. Allotted two minutes, she burned through to wear alment you would prefer to have to the audience with a song so moving that French airwaves. : dress to many|with the products or services haven't been the same since. Barbara functions. It’s|listed. Would you want to good in t he center because it’s them? an activity place, It is a place| them? Finance them?List three = for people to socialize. Some-| activities for each product or times you might be driving! service, around with slacks on — now Name 10 reasons for the you'can go, into the center. But| choice you made of specifi I also think dresses should be cupations iatdted tease il wornat certain times. terests. Sources of information are easy to find (professional GARY organizations, professors), Also, SIGLER, contact-key men in companies. Lompton, Although these executives are California — busy, nine out of 10 will see you I think it’s if you use this method: good because Contact the man’s secretary the girls won't and ask if you, as a student, haveto mess _ --}couldhave 10 minutes-of- the up their dress‘man’s time to ask three queses. Also, it 7am tions pertinent to your career will give them > = choice, Then be sure to have more freedom Gary three well-thought-out specific of movement and they are less questions for him. (If you're apt to get-hurt-on-the -equip- impressive, you may end up ment in t he hobby center, I ~don’t think there should be any ‘spending the afternoon with the limitation to girls.-.wearing man. And may even land a j slacks, They can wear bermu- ag later—but don’t angle for das for all I care. ‘Decide where ‘you want to work. East or West? 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