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Looking Back Poly Royal Voluma 40 Number 87 California Polytechnic State l Looking Back Poly Royal, , » ifb# . * . i-rH About This Issue Simply, there aren't that many story great: Tom Hayden, Dak* Bridenbaugh, idea* dealing with looking ahead 200 Max Ixrner, (h r in i nr Jorgensen, Stephen year*...to what? And thoie that we rould Still*. Alphonso Bell and Alvin Jacobsen drum up were too bleak to be acceptable in (Alvin who? The Rabbi who want* to be the happy atmotphere of academic orgy Preiident, that * who). created by thi* annual hoopla. So# we *et off to the the beat of our Suffice it to tay, a lot ha* happened since different bummer, to to tpeak, and came up you've been gone and wV hope thi* iuue with what we hope will be a precedent can answer tome of the questions you m utt telling Poly Royal iuue. ^ be asking. (No, (h i Poly ha* not entered into the trailer park busineu.) 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