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(Continued from Page 2)
To many of the Sophomores, last
year to this year has been quite a
change for us and so maybe this is
one reason-we have found it hard to
give Mr. Shea a fair chance.
I do believe that the dorm has
changed a lot since the letter was
written, ind I think for the better. I
really would like to see an end put to
this matter and hope that Mr. Shea,
Bill, Marc and anyone else who
feels that an apology is necessary
will accept mine. As someone who
was here last year said to me as
their farewell words, “Make the
newspaper a constructive news
paper not a destructive one.” I have
tried to truely accomplish this and
hope that my apology will be
accepted.
JERRY N:
Remember that sub-zero February
nite? Without your help where'would
we be now?
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Lesa M. Bagley
Editor
THANX!
M.G.&B.
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RHC (Continued from Page 5)
will be held for next year. The
offices _ are President, Vice-
President, Secretary and Treasurer.
Any student who will be living in
the Residence Hall next year may
run. A petition of twenty-five signa
tures of Residence Hall Student
Association members is required in
order to run for election. Petitions
can be returned to any RHC officer
or floor governor. Campaigning
begins as soon as the candidates
petition is turned in.
Before I finish today’s column, let
me remind you that RHC meetings
are held every Monday at 6 p.m. in
the lobby of the residence hall. The
meetings are interesting and
informative, not to mention that a
critique of an RHC meeting fulfills
the outside discussion requirement
of any Sp Com, 200 (Group dis
cussion) class.
I would like to take this time to
wish all students good luck during
the Spring term, and to remind the
faculty members that there are only
a few weeks left in this school year.