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BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE
808 DOVICHAK, FEELING TEAT A Eileen Bowden, Bob Dovichak,
CAMPUS THE SIZE OF BEHREND SHOULD George Homziak, Maggi Kelly,
BE ABLE TO SPONSOR A LITERARY MAGA, Rizzo.
AZINE, HAS TAKEN MUCH OF THE LEAD
ERSHIP 17 PLArTING ONE.
Those who have offered to cont-foute
mater-al I:arsP Resta, Karen Sanf.ell,
The new Literary Kagazine :,:atry Jane Hiney, Ron Batchelor -
will reFlace an.-] - widen the scope of jim Y'ichali, Judy
lasa 'ear's Icarus, which a: m ade barlv
Arment Ch_arles
a tcl:en oonribution. Do7ichak is
a 5 . :7• 7 1 - _. 1 77e
se'r.rend stu]ents, i - e that
--etry -:;i11 be availa'ble,
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BEMS
more difficult to obtain.
Ysks that of sh-)rt stories
be sifcmitted to him by this Friday.
Literary Club enthusiasm has
thus Par surcassed that of any Pre
vious Icarus. Lit. Club members
LITERARY
MAGAZINE
PLANNED
23 31S
Behr end Campus
The finished - 1 - 2-- -, .11,_:_-,t sn
Turin ; ; the third week of• the
The sree7.e is rrofessionally
and hopefully S.J.A. will fir
back the project.
"For success it takes the support of
the entire student body," says Dovicak,
who hopes to receive many student literary
cont. on p. 6
Nov. 28, 1966
Mary Fetzner,
and Carl
-Te or ge
Carol
be al:-:‘1,:-:;
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