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As of this time, there are over three
hundred JBX-Gl's attending classes here at
CAPITOL CAnPUS and most of us are in the
undergraduate programs. This large num-
ber of warm bodies indicates that the ac-
tivity potential of "CHI CAHIIA IOTA" is
enormous - if only we all strive to get
it together.
room E-338 on Monday, November 19th at
ANYTIiIE
between 12:15 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.
and rap
for a
The guest speaker originally
for /ednesday night, November 7 has been
rescheduled for Wednesday, November 14 at
7:30 p.m. in the Student Center. Choss
O'Brien will be on hand to talk about sid-
ing and to answer any questions that you
might have about skiing.
So fellow Juniors, come to
while.
sincerely yours,
PAUL R. EGGERT
A CONCERNED EX-GI
EVENTS
The program
scheduled
should be informative.
The Ski Club will be holding a BAKE
SALE in Vendorville on Friday, Nov.
16th.
Me will be
treat your tongue
palate. TIIINKSNOI
local ski bum.
There will be a
bers of the SKI
November 30th.
George Bishop at 944-1932.
TIIE PARK SISTERS
The Park Sisters (Pong-Hi and
-Young) will appear in concert on
Monday, November 19th at 1:30 p.n.
the Gallery Lounge.
Ms. Mi-Young Park, a violinist
won the highest honor in the Seoul
National Competition and appeared a:
a guest soloist with the Seoul Phil
harmonic and Korean Broadcasting Or-
chestra.
Ms. Pong-Hi Park, a pianist ha:
appeared in concerts at various Far
Eastern Cultural Cahters.
there all day to
and please your
N and support you;p
party for all mem-
CLUB on Friday nigh
For details contact
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