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PDF (V.51:17, February 16, 1950) MAC PRE REGISTER WANTS YOUR NEXT HONOR POINTS CAlllfJRNIA TECH WEEK C(/lifDrn;(/ InStitute of TechnDIDIY Volume LI. _____________________T~ursdoy, February 16, 195o__ - ________________ No.17 CANDIDATES FOR ASCIT OFFICESIM t d F N • d I er en an ee omlnate For .Highest Student Office ---------------0 Four Lesser Offices Remain Open IH Game Room Till Tomorrow for Extra Candidates Thirty-one candidates for ASC IT offices were nomina ted at last Fr iday's assembly in Culbertson. Under Way Nominations for the editor a f the Tech and the Big T, busi­ Ill' n lialle' M~ II 'S h a ll ness manager of the Tech, and Ral ly Commissioner were left A las, our coll ective s wdent open until Friday, Februa ry 17, since there was onl y a single body hopes have been dashed to nomi nation for each of these offices. the ground. Pool tables, s lot ma­ (0) The nominations were as fol- chines, rou lette w heels a nd book­ lows: ies will not be installed in the UO.-I Industry" PI· t~s id e nt of t h e ASCIT game !'Oom. John Fee To get the game room ready Ul rich Mel'ten - Top.-c Vicc-P I'csidl!lIl fat' use, the catacombs must be Alumn. Ollie Garcin e r paved, she lves fo r storage must be installed in them a nd the Speaking on the subj ect, " The OJ lias Peck \rVest trunk 1'00m must' be cleared :1'e~ l' o l e ~m ~ nclu ~tI,y," Mr. J. H. Peal Pings of all the chan.lc te r istic old store, hache l , JI ., w lJI be t he guest S( · (, I ' ct~ II·.r room debris . It is to do th is job I of t~l e Alu?1 ni Placement Dis· Alan Hahel' that the $G500 has been a ppro. CU~S l .o n7 S~ I~ l e s ~n nex't T u~s d ~y SLa n Croner pria ted. 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Illght, February 13, was well . at, in the catacombs is expected to ing, geology, physics, chemi8'tt,y A I Pilton the ] !)50 Caltecl1 VNICA tinanc iill A . I AI .' t~nd~d by about 200 e nt~u S l ?S ' get under way in the neal' future and chemical engineering. nall y Commissioner drive I'e ~ urn s s how more ,th3n nnuo umnl tic 1echme n, Dr. Roy F airchIld and it i ~ hoped that sludents w ill Mr, Thach el' is well qualified Fran k · L udw ig 900 ~o ntl'i l.l ll tion s totaling over , s Po.ke on " Se~ u aJ pl'o b J e!n~, a nd be able to he lp over the Spring to discuss the .s ubject from ali Ch t'('J' Lc.uJm' $2300. As -100 cards are still to D SI t d Adjus tments In Courtshlp. vacation if they a re On campus. as pects- educatlOn, past experi, Chuck Miller be I.UI'necl in, the Y is confi clent once a e Sex 1ll'lve Two weeks should have a signup ence ~tnd present position. He is Don Stewart of meeting its goal of $2500. i On Saturciay, February 25 , the The talk included a d iscu ssion li st ou t. A little help £f'om a ll will i now manage r of the Sou thet'n ..-:.t W OI' of the l.'t'ch Drive C h ~ dl'm a n J oe Cain L'ailcch Alumni Association pre-: of the Kinsey Report, in which lessen tile load tremendous ly, (Continued 011 Page ·1) J1obKul'l ;:mcl 1 I states that top credit for the s uc. .:;ents tiwjl' fourteen th annual Of'. Fairc hild quoted staLislics Uusincs:-; l\(il lI ,lgel' of t h e Tech ces.-; of It he campaign s hou ld go I (/ fIl llel' anc/ d.:mce. All Se niOl'S : on premarital intercourse which Cha rlie Steese to the 14.0 undergraduate a nd , .:Ire cordial ly invited to t his gala i s h o\~ed that college men were ('o-cditol'S of the Big T graduate so li citors who braved I affair. It will give the m an OP- I cons Iderably more moral tha n P:"~d ~:I~e~:s~~I~: ICES Assem bly J ohn Boppal' t rnud and rain to coll ect a n av- portunity to meet t he people ac- l athers. He l~ r e s e nt ed l'e~son s Barney E ngholm 1'0 1' U1I{I CI'gradun t cs w lLL be erage of $2.50 pel' head. live in the organization of which ! fOI'. the ~e x dt'l ve, and an mter· ViewsMonoro il Busill('ss M a nnj.{cr' of t hc Btg T h e ld F c b, 20 to ~ht1'Ch 3, P ick Ilabnc ' Tops t he seniors will soon be mem- ' est1l1g dIScussion on senses of up IH'C-I'('gis tt'ation cal'cls in Arte r a shon delay bl'Ough L Chuck WalkeI' , > bel'S value, H e gave as the basic Rich Smyth s U9-.<\ T h r'OO fJ betwee n tJrese a bout by a lag in gelling FBI A l ~hO ~l gh fin a l .re por t are not . niU II l'l' Ol)f iona l fears in premarital relations the The c ll stomarily tumultuous the Ila tl's. I clearance, Col. George Robel',ls yet JIl, It looks like h student To Sen iors, the price of t he fears of "detection , infection, '-_____________ j will be a ble to g ive to the men campaign seaSOn w ill 's ta rt at houses came t ~l' o ug with a. to- a nd conception!" tal of $8-l0, \V ~t l1 Dabney, Rlck- dance is $ 1. 25 per couple. Dinner , of Tech a ll the information about lllidnight ne xt Monday. Elections etts , l<..... leming :1l1d Blacker finish. is optiona l ancl t he pl'ice is $:3 'N ext l .cctu.l'e Frosh To Get t he PClSt, present, a nd fut ure of will be held the foll owing Thurs· ing in that order. The faculty PCl' pl <J.t e, . Aumission at the door A third lecture in this series, Monorail.
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