' Friday. September 22, |96l

Alumni Office Tells'
' Homecoming Plans

According to Mary G, Jones, ; i . 2
Alumni secretary, Homecoming
festiVilIes will get underway
with a pep rally during the eve
nmg hours on Friday, Oct,
Following the rally. there will .
loe miornial dancing in the‘n, -
Union from 10 to 12 '

Saturday morning the men's
Honor G will hold an informal ‘
cofiee hour. Judging of .Home-i
coming decorations will also
take place at that timc. Again
this year the men’s and wom—
en’s halls will be paired tor
‘ gethcr in an integrated eiiort
‘ to build floats.

At 1:50 on Saturday actor-noon
tho cross country meet. with
Lawrence will start, and at 2

, Grilmell will lace Lawrence on
the gridiron. At hali»time the

Homecoming queen will be one

nounced, and the president of

the Alumni Association ‘11
. award the trophies to the in—

nei‘s of the hall decorations

contest. l'

Women’s Honor G will
sponsor the iniorninl conee

~ hour ior alumni, students, iac-
ulty and guests in tho wmn~
en’s gym after the iooihail

game. ,

Saturday evening, men’s Hori-
oi' G will hold the annual
Homecoming (lance Tickets‘
cost $2, and alumni and guests *_ fi_
will be admitted free.

. The Homecoming program will

5.1.} hornet sagging Election Campaign
' ' ...._,Wil| Slarl Monday

, Class elections will be held
here Monday, Oct. 2, according
Mike Young, ’65: The resumpglto the procedure for clcctions
sion oi nuclear testing can be oi presented m ”‘9 .S‘UGe‘“ Hand-
no benefit to either major pow- bboki SGA PreSIdent Bill Hae
er. The resumed tests will cersllamd announced
taiiily lead to increased inter}
national tensions, and they might
, conceive-ably end in global nue day and until Wednesday from
‘ clear war.
Although this possibility oi Priscilla Eide' Manly“ Nelson)

nuclear war is a narrow one, .
steps which might lead to tha sue Klemv Sieve Hweui 33°“.
Chapman and Bill Halaina. i

. end must be resolutely avoided,
Eve“ 1’ We “0““ assume “‘3‘ in addition. petitions will he
the dining,

the resumption of the tests will: ..
not lead to war, the hai-miul et— (“summed Wislde _ '
fects which accompany the fall» rooms on Sunday, signs may be
0 out are sufficient to warrant the posted and campaigning may
abomw“ Of these tests- i begin on Monday morning at 8.
peter Cohen, '64: Eventually,
All

1 tool that the esomption of ireshmen and their name

nuclear testing will eiiecua dc- mg“ managers Win met an
_ , . . .

“‘de b‘°‘°g’°al Change “le Wednesday at 4 pin. in Loose

because oi the amount oi stiont. ,

m 90 released in these tests lounge A ireshman class mass

which will result in some or. meeting will be held in Roberts
. ganicmaliunction. lTheati-e on Sunday, Oct. 1. ,

   

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Kyle Bnl'b'er Plaza. The new ice
oil in time for Winter skating.

    
   
   
  

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skating rink should he complet—

RdiC Announces
,Three Promotions i

Three advanced AFROTC Cal,‘
dots were recently promoted t
cadet oiliccrs, according to or
ders released by Capt, Mor s
C. Bruiiton, detachment coma
mander. through the cadet com-1
mandcr, wilour J Latham,

  

Two seniors, Larry Klute and
‘Gallm‘d Elath, and one junior.
Garwin Smith, were promoted.

ithc following peoplc: Jane Egan, to Cadet 2nd Lieutmam bylof the dctachi'nent information

the orders. i‘
KIHIE has taken over the job‘

Correction

Last week’s S&B stated that
'onc-hnlf of the entering [resh-
men were ii-oin Iowa. Correct-
ed this should rciiIl about one-
hali oi the entering ‘lrcshman
class are from the Iowa-Illis
unis region. *

In addition 40 of the new
freshmen rue \lnlcdictorians or

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resumption oi tests must cause .
serious psychological changes
In short, preparation ior wars
tore must result either in Me ,
tnal warfare or other releases
of this anxiety which i do not
tool can be ior the better,

   
   
 

Lastly. it strikes me as regrettv:
able that the United States did
not take advantage of an oppor-l
tunity to set itself up as a moral,
example tor the rest of the World‘
by reiusing to reenter the arms‘

   

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the pcrniaiicnt ice skating rink,,aml Jean
known as tho, Margaret shown
8:30 tonight and Sunday.

to be
Kyle Barber Plaza ‘

The rink is being built withl
tunds contiihutcd by Mrs, Bar:
her, ‘99, ior an outdoor i-ink close
to the sizc oi the Rockctcllcr
Center rlnk'in New York City
Estimated cost tor the 75 by 100
toot rink is $50,000

Although construction time is
not yet ce ain, it is expected
that the his will he ready in
November. according' to Wear
president oi the college, Merritt
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The IVcitz Company, which
recently complotcd the. Fine ;
Arts centcr. is in charge oi the
construction, which will in-
vulve’the laying oi a stair oi
reiniorced concrete with a
complicated maze oi reii‘igcrar
tion tubes.

Two trees were taken down to
make room [or the rink, and a
small trench will hare to ho dog
to the service center oi the Fine
Arts building to connect power
and refrigeration. ' .

The rink is expected to see
use each year ii-cni November
until March. as the rink can be
maintained only during those
parts of the year when the Fine
Arts center will not need air Con»
ditioning. The cooling unit will

hi: the same for both facilities.

campus side of the‘
rink, steps and a concrete plat—
form will he installed, so that
during the remainder oi the year,
.the area might he used ior out-‘
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oi administration oilicer tor the
255th AFROTC Cadet Squadron,
Plath has assumed the duties:

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