Alpha Sig chapter notes and social anecdotes
Welcome back readers. The column mentions rushees meeting a candidate for chapter sweetheart, open doors to independents, a Fort Sig map in progress, belated wedding wishes for several couples, and playful asides about a 802 violation death penalty, a U-tron by Tony, harmonica books, and a proposed dorm war, closing with farewell.
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Cameron Hall
Fort Sig
Murray
Brotherhood
Kathy Williamson
Tim
Mary Jo Bremer
Larry
Jackie Brown
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Tony
Greek Column Brother News Beats Psi House
The issue notes mixed sports results with bowling over BYE and football wins 12 0 and 27 0 against BYE and Delta Chi. It reports new officers for 1971 72 and honors initiates while mentioning social events and campus rumors.
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Doc
Delta Chi
Smid
Smock
Phi Kappa Theta
William Blake
Mike Crawford
Eric Dinehart
Mike Smith
Greg Williams
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Nester Santiago
Nester
Iris
Ed Flavin
Eileen Loose
Phi Kaps
Lf.c
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Jed Mundell
Pete Walters
Dave Bacekowski
Bob Widner
Jamie Rand
Tom Tecco
Chuck
Hoover offers fast growth and global opportunities
Hoover, a fast growing company, operates 13 plants in 8 countries on 5 continents with over 21 000 employees, two thirds outside the U S A. It moved 80 home products through 200 field offices and posted first half 1971 sales up 14 percent. Campus interviews set for November 2.
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Hoover
U.S.A
Hoover's
Meteorite finds sparkOSU study on universe origins
SCIENCE DIGEST reports OSU researchers study meteorite composition and origin of the universe. Scientists estimate 40 pounds found in the U.S. in ten years while mineralogists say three or four meteorites weighing about 20 pounds land daily.
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Science Digest
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Mothers of teens linked to widespread student drug use
Three studies totaling 28,000 teenagers in Canada New Jersey and California report that mothers who are regular users of tranquilizers and stimulants are related to higher rates of illegal drug use among teenagers. Dr Donald B Louria of the College of Medicine and Dentistry led the work.
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Canada
New Jersey
California
Donald B. Louria
College of ‘Medicine and Dentistry
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