Heroism as seen in a Seawanhaka columnist
Seawanhaka Long Island columnist Steve Ende cites varied acts to define heroism including dining at a girlfriend’s home and telling her mother the meal was lousy, rushing into a burning building, browsing a Times Square bookstore, not tipping a cab driver, and doing library research at Columbia. The piece riffs on what counts as bravery and public behavior in New York.
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Seawanhaka
Long Island
N. Y
Steve ‘Ende
Bagel
Heroism
Times Square
Times. Square
Columbia University Library
Sigma Epsilon Holds Banquet in Hamilton Indiana
The Sigma Epsilon Society held its quarterly banquet on Monday March 8 at the Hamilton House in Hamilton Indiana. Three members Ralph Trowbridge William Maurer and William Harizel received shin gles and two gold keys for outstanding service. Don Alter and Dave Ashbaugh seniors led winter and field trip efforts respectively. Keys were presented by Prof Harold Hoolihan who spoke on the history and purpose of the award.
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Sigma Epsilon
Hamilton
Indiana
Ralph Trowbridge
William Maurer
William Harizel
Don Alter
Dave’ Ashbaugh
Alter
Ashbaugh
Harold Hoolihan
Hoolihan
Fall Quarter 1964 Registration Reform At Prague Tech
Professor A T Dvoracek taught here in Fall Quarter 1964 and had studied at Prague Technical University for his master’s. He specializes in machine theory and electromagnetic fields. A new registration approach extended through the school year, allowing earlier registration and more time with advisors, reducing congestion at later lines.
Gals Strive For Miss Fits At Seattle U Course
Seattle University introduces Lady Be Fit, a voluntary one hour weekly course led by instructor Catherine Green. About 50 coeds join to exercise in the first half hour with televised routines, then play badminton, volleyball, and basketball the second half. The program aims to offset limited recreational facilities and provide fitness opportunities for women students.
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Seattle University
Seattle
Washington
the Spectator
Catherine Green
PBE
Green
Kappa Sig Invited To Dinner By Beers In 1965
Mr and Mrs Roman Beers hosted a buffet dinner for next door neighbors the men of Kappa Sigma Kappa at 609 West Pleasant Street on Thursday March 11 1965 After dinner Mike Chermak agreed to play the piano and a short song fest followed Guests relaxed after their overstuffed meals while the evening wound down
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Kappa Sigma Kappa
West Pleasant Street
Mike Chermak
Iplay
Summer Work in Europe Can Yield Fun And Profit
American Student Information Service based in Luxembourg offers about 20 000 summer jobs across Europe. Jobs include lifeguarding resort office sales farm and shipboard work with no experience or language required. Travel grants up to 1000 and a minimum 250 are awarded. request the ASIS booklet for full details and an application by enclosing $2.
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Grand’ Duchy of Luxembourg
France
Paris
London
Rome
Europe
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Cllege
ASIS
Minmum
de la. Liberte
Luxembourg City
Grand' Duchy
Luxembourg
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Bruce Tornhauser
Jini Conrad
Red Cross Blood Mobile
Angola
Alpha Gamma
Upsilon National’ Social Fraternity
Darling St
Thurs
SIGMA
MY Sigma
West Prospect
South College Streets
New York City
Sigma: Epsilon
PHI Kappa Theta
Fraterniyy House
West Gate Street
Kappa Sig’s
Sigma Chi
Gilmore Street
Sigma Phi Delta
South College and
Park Sts
The
Brothers of
Alpha Sigma Phi
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