February 10, 1977 44 d i '""lwitk Why didn't they just steal the whole thing? XGI Re • orter During our last fraternity meeting at the American Legion Post in Middletown, we had 6 new members drink from the friendship mug. Besides making fools of themselves they also had alot of fun in the process. Congratulations are in order to the respected times that they chugged their beers: G. George Roberts 13.5 sec. Ist mug 4 min., 12 sec. 2nd mug 7.8 sec. Ist mug 9.3 sec. 2nd mug Al Merkel 1 min. Ist mug Ron Furio 7.2 sec. Ist mug 9.5 sec. 2nd mug B.J. Phillips Steve Zelonka 10.0 sec. Ist mug 9.2 sec. 2nd mug 6.8 sec. Ist mug 12.0 sec. 2nd mug 8.8 sec. 3rd mug Al Krebs Our fraternity is very fortunate this year to have Registration From Page 1 Anticipated problems, ac cording to Ms. Schaeffer, are incomplete material and misin formation. If there is any record hold - unpaid loans, li brary dues, or parking fines - students will not be permitted to register. Yes, the Capitol Campus does have a hockey team quite a few outstanding juniors and hopefully they will come forward at the end of this term to become next year's new officers. Also discussed at the meeting was our annual trip to the Coatesville Hospital which will be on Friday, February 25th. If anyone is interested in coming along and making someone else feel a little better, please contact Myron Lebo in the fraternity lounge anytime before February 25th. Vince Johnson wants to announce the date of the next XGI Keggar so everyone can be sure to mark the date down on their calendar. The Keggar will be on Saturday, February 26th at the Hunters and Anglers Club in Middletown. By Keith MRBoon Lost receipts and I.D. cards can be replaced; check with the Finance Office. Graduate students can register by mail until March 4. After this date, they should follow the same instructions as undergraduates. C.C. Reader SGA News The SGA last night com pleted its task of filling positions on the Executive Committee formed to oversee the Spring Concert. Appointed to assist Chair man Steve Marchini on this committee were: George Roberts, Millie Hitchens, and Joe Vajda. The committee will meet in the near future to begin organizing the concert. Let there be music. The SGA is preparing for the Spring Elections. The tentative schedule is: March 1 - Petitions available in SGA office (W-110) March 1 through April 8 - Screening Period. April 6 - Deadline for petitions to be returned. April 12 - Election Day. April 13 - Swearing in of new officers. The SGA Constitutional Revision Committee will meet Friday, February 11, at 3:30 P.M. in the SGA office (W-110). The Committee will propose changes in Article XVlllof the SGA Constitution which deals with organizational financing. Everyone is invited to attend and participate. Cont. From Pg. 3 they had to ,learn it them selves.) --There are two kinds of women, ladies and sluts. --Don't swear in public. --Never put the ketchup bottle on the table. --Underwear should always be white. --Men with beards are dirty. --Always flush the toilet while peeing. --Never trust a man who drives a station wagon. --A gentleman takes weight on his elbows. --Nice girls don't call boys . --Don't argue with your loved one while you're in the bathtub. --Choose your husband the way you would choose a vacuum cleaner. --And, never go into a bar, unescorted, wearing a red skirt slit to the thigh. I accepted their advice graciously and, when I left, gave them some advice of my own-- Experience is not the same as accomplishment. itiMWM 8:00 p.m.- Valentine's Day Sweetheart Dance- Social Committee- Student Center. Last Day to turn in cap and gown measurement cards for graduation on March 20. Full time undergraduate bills for the spring term will be mailed- Due date March 4. HACC- 8:00 Silent- AlO6. p.m.- 7:00 p.m.- Mass- Student Center. 8:00 p.m.- Social- Student Center. 8:30 p.m.- Fireside Chat- Student Center February 14 - 19- Black Arts Festival Week. 12:15 p.m.- Focus: International Politics, South Africa- Speaker: Mr. Clem Gilpin- also Films: "Soweto" and "On the Mines"- Auditorium. 8:00 p.m.- Focus: Education- Speaker: Commis sioner Edward W. Robinson, Jr., Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs- Topic: "Black Psychocybernetics"- BSU- Auditorium. 12:15 p.m.- Focus: Law and the Arts- Speaker: Frederick Wiseman, Filmmaker- and Film: "Law and Order"- Cultural Committee, Faculty, BSU and Social Committee- Auditorium. 8:00 p.m.- Wine and Cheese Coffeehouse and Dance featuring "Latent Image" and poetess Marilyn Carmen accompanied by Ron Walters, saxaphonist- BSU- Admission $2.50- Student Center. Deadline for removal/extension of fall term deferred grades. 8:00 p.m.- Film- "A Warm December"- Starring: Sidney Poitier, Esther Anderson, Yvette Curtis- BSU- Admission $.50- Auditorium. 8:00 p.m.- Meeting- SGA- Room E-307. 10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.- Richardson- Vendorville. 11 :00 a.m.- 1 :00 p.m.- Brown Bag Lunch- Returning Women- Room W-138. 12:15 p.m.- Focus: Politics- Speaker: C. Delores Tucker, Secretary of the Commonwealth- Topic: Role of Women in the Political System- BSU- Auditorium. FRANKLY SPEAKING Cc ege teted.a Set es Box 941 I aerhe!ey, Co 9470', Not Loin Feb. 11 "Hunchbach of Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Feb. 17 Counseling- • phil frank Notre Dame"- Father
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