HIGHACRES COLLEGIAN
FENCING CLUB MEMBERSEIP CAMPAIGN
Students have been asking more and more
abaut the rencing Club. This interesting
organization, the second newest An the
campus (the newest being the Belle—Littres);
has not been exceedingly active this
semester. However, with the coming of
spring a renewed interest in the club is
expected, and Jack Sotack, senior instructor,
along with the cadet officers < of the
A.F.R.O.T.C. id opening a campaign for
new mvmbere. All persons interested
in learning this romantic sport are r..q
requested to visit Squadron Headquarters
and fill out membership blanks (it
doesn(t hurt a bit), An additional
incentive, on the part of the A.F.R.O.T.C.
cadets, for joining is the fact that merits
(those things that counter—act demerits)
are given for altiv-. membership. Now
lets all hurry down tb Sq. Hdq. and sign
up before the quoto 's filled and the
drive is closed.
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ANOTHER RESEARCH BUREAU FIRST
The HIGHACRES Research Bureau, an
affiliate of the COLLEGIAN, is, as you
know, always searching for better and
easier ways to do everything through
all methods, including dishonest ones.
Being a privately financed organization,
it does not often come into the eye
of the general publie. However, recent
enperiments are sure to give this
association its due credit. These
experiments are, in one sense,
revolutionary. On the other hand, in
another sense, they really aren't, in
fact they're boring. Unfortunately,
the results of these experiments are not
available to the general public at
this time, althOugh they are being
discussed on every street earner,
however, the information is available
to al ctilOvnikc and faculty members
Cleared through th.cs Student Council
sub—eommittee on the investigation
of sUbversives and ratholes, headed
by that brillant,professor of home
economics., Mr. K.Q.Bishop. We think
MAY 2 1958
this information is worth the
trouble of betng cleared, but we
arenit sure, for none of us up here
were cleared.
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ART EXHIBIT WILL BE DISPLAYED HERE
An exhibit of paintings by the members
of the Art and Art Education faculties
at the Main CamPliz will open next week
at the Hazleton Art League galleries*
Co...sponsered by the Hazleton Art League
and us, the exhibit will open at a
private preview from 2 to 4pm Sunday,
a 4th.
The exhibit will open for public
viewing from 7 to 9pm Monday, Maysth,
through Friday, May9th, and from 2 to
4pm Saturday, May 10th,
Refreshments will be served at the
private viewing.
The exhibit will consist of about 20
paintings in both oils and water.
This exhibit has been shown through•
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out the states Recent exhibitions hav
been held at the Ogontz campus, at the
Unitarian Church in Pittsburgh, and at
the ahriodtAmpus.
ArrarTements for the exhibit have
been made by a joint committee
comprised of members of the Art Le4g . :
and our 'faculty. Mrs Riohard Bigelt:w
of the Art League and Professor P:J:"
D. Peightal are .o.—shairmen of the
committee*
Assisting with arrangements are the
College Arts Society with John Be:
student president ) and A t Gordon VOL:;c
faculty advisor ) and our Library
committee, with Professor Peightal
as chairman.
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