Journalists Initiated Into Quill and Scroll at NIU Ceremony
The Journalism Department at NIU held a candlelight ceremony on December 28, 1973, admitting Terri Batley and Margaret Hampson along with five others as full members of Quill and Scroll. Initiates Bruce Cesarek and Mike Friedlein were not inducted. A dinner featured steak and shrimp fondue as the group took the oath and received pins marking their status.
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Pres Warren Beer Admits He Bugs People Amid Crisis
In a Sterling High interview Student Council President Warren Beer says some people can hardly stand him. He defends presidential privileges amid the Watergate era and denies any disrobed incident, while joking about future events and dismissing questions with a profanity laced closing remark. The piece ends with a sharp question on political scandals.
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Tickets in two's by Mike Davis
A downtown dialogue with city officials and a meter maid reveals tensions over parking policy. The exchange touches on quotas, two for one tickets, and proposed pay as you leave schemes, ending with a sharp insult from the officer.
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Reactions at Sterling High on Energy Crisis
Reactions across Sterling High were mixed as students debated the energy crisis. Daryl Gaumer warned of a genuine crisis and a future shortage, while Tony Rangel and others offered skeptical or light-hearted takes. Jim Williams and Lloyd Pough cited supply figures and political angles, with some uncertainty among classmates.
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