BLOODMOBILE
VISITS
HIGHACRES
101 DONATE
The Bed Cross Bloodmobile
which visits, the Highacrea
Campus every year was present
on campus January 27. The
quota for the campus was 160
pints of bloody which repre
sented approximately one
fourth of the student popu
lation. This quota was not
met; however, 101 students
and faculty members turned
out to donate blood. Nine
were deferred for medical
reasons. 69 of the donors
were giving for their first
time, and one student, Fred
erick George, received a
three gallon pin. Mrs. Mar
garet Tamea, resident nurse
at Highacrea, and Everitt
Binns, Assistant Bean of Stu
dent Affairs, oversaw the pro
gram. The facilities for the
Bloodmobile were arranged by
student members of the S.G.A.
and the Student Union Board.
OFFICIAL
ALIBI LIST
Students often find them
selves falling behind in
their assignments due to many
different faotors: too much
night life, not enough crack
ing of their books, their love
life, and many others. These
students often fins the need
for various alibis to present
to their professor when they
beg him for a grade higher
than the one their tests say
they should get* The Stu
dent Union Board and Everitt
Binns, Assistant Bean of Stu
dent Affairs, have compiled a
list of many possible alibis,
for use at the end of this
term by those who are fail
ing or otherwise not living
up to their own expectations .
(or those of their parents).
Following are the alibis
which the COLLEGIAN staff
found the most applicable.
The Highacrea Cellegl
COLLEGIAN
RECRUITS NEW
STAFF
MEMBERS
The Highacrea COLLEGIAN
is looking for talented, sent
sitive people who have some
thing to say and know how to
say it. It is looking for
people who are interested in
their fellow students. It
is looking for people who
are interested in their cam
pus and the events and prob
lems that it faces. It is
looking for people who are
willing to devote a small
amount of their time to the
improvement of this campus
through media, people who
want to. see things done and
know how to tell other people
about it. You don't have to
be an English major, or even
a Liberal Arts student to
qualify. You merely have to
bis interested and willing
to work for an hour or two
per week, with your mind, your
hands, or your typewriter , or
your camera. Photographers,
editorialists, writers, typ
ists, proofreaders, anyone
with anything to say, art
ists, we need you and you
need us. The COLLEGIAN is
not only asking for your help,
but is willing to offer its
own, in the form of valuable
experience which might be
priceless to you in future
years. Bon't be frightened
of it. Come out and try it.
You may learn that the media
is the best way to accomplish
anything you want done.
Use them in good health.
(And good luck in your
finals.)
There must have been a
mistake somewhere.
It is not a higher mark
I seek? I don't care anything
about marks: I think marks
are wicked, and I disapprove
of them. However, this rot
ten system of which I am the
victim requires marks for
achieving sucoess, and, there
fore, I want, a higher grade.
an, Peb. 6, 1975 - 9
CLASSIFIED
ADS
WANTEB: Poets, artists,
photographers, storytellers.
The Students for a Creative
Society is looking for these
people and more to partici
pate in the annual publica-
tion of the NEW HORIZONS LIT
ERARY MAGAZINE. The jobs do
not pay well—only in exper
ience and personal satisfac
tion for a job well done.
For some more information,
come to the COLLEGIAN office
and ask. There will be some
one there to help you.
To the person who stole
THE SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS
from the Library:
Bon't bother talking to
your plants. Plants don't
listen to rip-offs. Bad
karma.
THE AGORA CLUB EXISTSI
Your chance to sound off
about anything and get free
munchies, too. It's educa
tional. It's fun. It's
illegal in Bulgaria. Watch
for posters in the Commons,
Borm, and Classroom Build
ing.
Be kind to lonely rocks}
right, Mr. Paul????????
Several people around me
copied from my paper during
the exaainiation, yet they
all received higher grades
than I did. Surely this is
not fair.
The questions were am
biguous; hence, my answers
should be graded according
to the reasonable interpre
tations I made of your ques
tions.
I do not wish to say any*
thing against any of the
other members of ay class,
but the reason I did not do
better is that I am very
honest.
The traffic on Route 81
distracted me.
I thought it was op
tional.