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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1971
Page
2
Column satirizes cafeteria food with a grotesque tale of 25 percent more product, Greek labeling, and a hidden origin. The narrator accuses Armenian tunnel workers of supplying student meals, drifting into mock investigative prose and thanking a Mr. Zion for Jungle readings.
Evel Kim Kradle known as Evel advocates immediate schooling changes. He accuses censorship and outdated rules, calls for pass fail grading and student evaluation, and urges bold action over debate. He criticizes faculty guidance and urges a complete system revision from kindergarten upward.
A compilation of letters to the Spirit of Wisdom includes complaints about secrets exposure and advice to stand up for rights. Readers share woes from marital tensions to a cockroach incident in a bathroom and questions about romance with a football player.
Bob Picken recounts 86 weeks in West Germany as an AFS representative staying with the Manfred Heering family in Wulfenau. He describes farm life, family roles, German customs, school hours, farming tasks, and trips to Cologne and the Rhine, ending with a wish to return someday.
A roving reporter gathers student voices on this year’s freshmen with mixed takes. Some call them puny or degenerate while others praise them as neat or great. Responses reference appetite, behavior, and curiosity about admiring peers in a candid campus snapshot.
Feedback lists varied requests from deselecting mandatory lunch signup and open campus to preferences on class length, vending options, dress codes, roving reporters, and study hall adjustments. some comments are extreme, reflecting diverse student priorities and tensions.
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