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Newspaper
Fairfield Fulcrum
Location
Fairfield, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1948
Page
1
The university press names Fr Quinlan as moderator succeeding Rev MacGillivray S J. Formerly at Boston College he becomes professor of Latin and Greek and leads the staff into a new year. The staff thanks Fr MacGillivray for organizing and directing the publication last year.
The editorial notes Airfield University Publications enters its second year, still in infant form but poised to grow into a more polished and engaging student paper. The editor promises improvements learned from previous trials and aims to provide a better buffer and more interesting content for the student readers.
The Student Council election for members to the council will occur soon. Students discuss candidates, naming last year’s members Gearin Costello Glannery Kepko Savard Atherton Conittlin for potential roles. The council drafts a new election procedure and a constitution for student approval after revisions.
Students interested in working on the school newspaper the ULCHUi should attend a meeting on Sunday October 18 in room 620 at 620.
Ivan Perry chair of the dance committee announced a Harvest Time dance in Jerdiman's Hall on Oct 50. The informal event runs from 8:00 PM to midnight with sophomores, freshmen and others on the committee arranging refreshments and attractions for a large turnout.
A formal appearance by J Togan S J introduces the sodality of Our Lady to the student body. Father Kogan explains a three fold program of spiritual guidance Consecration Viatication and Spiritual Formation under Jesuit oversight approved by the Holy Father. The speaker urges militant Catholic action against materialism as the world’s need. Cont'd on page three.
An event in Room 520 begins at 2:35 P.M. Reporters and columnists are invited to attend the meeting and cover the proceedings.
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