Calendar of campus meetings and events
Evening schedule lists events across campus including American Association of Physics student section at 204 S U, Student Council in 205 SU, senior class committee at 2030, U S Music Patrons in the gym, beginning Spanish for faculty and townspeople at 312K, Gamma Phi Beta tea at 520 S Lincoln, Sophomore class at 8317 McG, ISA square dancing at 119K, and English Club lecture The English Teacher and the Small Town at 123 Linden.
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Edith Head Says Strapless Gown Era Ends
Hollywood stylist Edith Head says the day of the strapless gown is over. She argues men tire of tugging at necklines and women feel uneasy fearing a wardrobe mishap. The solution, she says, is the single strap dress offering similar allure with greater security.
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New Health Plan Aims to Aid Southern Illinois Students
A health plan for Southern Illinois University students provides emergency medical coverage. Up to 80 dollars per student may be funded for medical bills during the school year, with annual activity fee of 6.45 dollars. The plan covers hospital, surgeon, physician fees, x rays, and related costs. Students can use the plan even during holidays or weekends by billing through the university health service.
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Southern Illinois University
Anthony Raso
University
Clubs Plan Hop Elect New Officers
Alpha Phi Omega cancels the Elks club open smoker due to a calendar conflict. Chi Pi will meet at 7 30 in 107M to discuss dues keys pledges petition for Sigma Delta Chi and a new meeting time. Alumni visited Chi Alpha House to congratulate Inter Fraternity Council status. A sweater-hop is planned for Feb 11 at Rhythm Room.
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The
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Chi Pi
John L. Koshar
Sigma Delta Chi
Chialpha House
Inter-Fraternity Council
Dave Jayne
Rhythm Room
Classified Lost Wallet Near Show
Brown wallet lost near a show with a reward offered. Contact via mailbox or rent 3197 for information.
Greeks Initiate New Members and Plan Pledge Projects
Delta Zeta announces initiation of a fall pledge class with a banquet at the Robin Hood. New active members include Marjorie Geyer and Margaret Grant among others. nine pledges listed. On Jan 27 fifteen were initiated. banquets and receptions followed with Dr Florence G Beall as speaker. Delta Zeta hosts parties with Alpha Epsilon Pi, tea for national rep Cleora Crosby, and upcoming pledge services and a Penny Carnival.
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Donna Ralph
Jean DeArment
Judy Harmon
Olive Hemming
Betty Lawrence
Mary Ann Maske
Mary Moffitt
Carolyn Moore
Barbara Pickering
Judy Baumann
Shirley Reddinger
Hilma Redard
Betty Steinkemper
Alma Volzer
Dolores Woomer
Robin Hood
Florence G. Beall
Cleora Crosby
Kent
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Alpha Epsilon Pi’s
WKSU-FM Receives Steinway Piano for Live Broadcasts
The University presented a Steinway studio grand piano to WKSU-FM on Thursday. Live music broadcasts, delayed by the missing piano, will commence February 1 on WKSU-FM.
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Wksu-Fm
Dunbar Scores High In Rifle Practice
Marines at Parris Island report Private First Class John W. Dunbar of Cleveland has shot 232 of 250 on the rifle range. A former University student and Sigma Nu member, he enlisted November 13 and had not fired a rifle before three weeks ago.
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Parris Island
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John W. Dunbar
Cadwell Avenue
Cleveland
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Leon Dunbar
Case Plans New Humanistic Study
Five experts in humanistic and social studies will visit Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland to aid a new two year required course on The Background of Western Civilization. The team includes Gilbert A Highet Anton professor at Columbia Dr Crane Brinton Harvard Dr Howard Mumford Jones Harvard President Charles W Cole Amherst and President String fellow Barr Foundation for World Government. They will lecture with students and confer with faculty to evaluate teaching methods and materials and discuss the role of general education in technology education.
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Cleveland
Case
Gilbert A. Highet
Anthon
Columbia University
Crane Brinton
Society of Fellows
Harvard University
Howard Mumford Jones
Harvard
Charles W. Cole
Amherst College
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American seeks English wife in Winchester letter
Loveland, Ohio man L. C. Trent asks Winchester mayor S. R. Evans to help find an English bride. He seeks a 19 to 35 year old, well educated, attractive woman under 130 pounds to share a luxury home, two cars, and an airplane fund from a fair income.
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Rhythm Rambles On WKSU Schedule Lineup
The WKSU schedule lists Rhythm Rambles at 12:00 followed by French Cavalcade at 12:45 and Musical Chats at 1:00. A 2:00 Sign Off precedes a 4:58 Sign On and 5:00 15 at 5 with 5:15 Children’s Corner and 5:30 Co ed’s Corner 5:45 Sports News 6:00 Dinner Hour 7:00 Excursions in Science 7:15 Voice of the Army 7:30 Follow the Gleam and 8:00 Sign Off.
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Antioch President Blames Timidity for Communist Tendencies
Dr. Douglas McGregor of Antioch College defends student self government and an honor system, arguing learning from experience requires freedom and responsibility rather than restrictive control. He cites democracy, personal accountability, and administrative support as core to college life.
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Douglas McGregor
Antioch College
McGregor
Antioch
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