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Open - Board Motion Defeated Eastern Gym Finals
■ , . . . . _ ... T . u . , , _ . (Continued from page seven). It seems Don Kasner, one oi
(Continued from pc ge one) meat of Public Information has campaigned for open Trustee Q , O ■ Thp Wes t Pointer lost coach Warren Neiger's most ver
dent govtrnrn,m should recom- than could be goilen through .meetings. to thfLion ear Her in the season satile gymnasts, was ineligible
mend consideration to the Board 1 direct newspaper coverage. "It doesnt make any sense, ' 0 . e Lion earner m me season, semester You know what he.
and then let it decide. : Dubbs maintained, however.! then” Stroup reasoned, "that
Robert Stroup. Engineering that “in the long run, the bestjstudent newspaper should.” t jy 00 .; °, a cnampiun.. we have the explanation coach
end Architecture Student Court- public relations the board could Hollander maintained the pub-! The third defending champion jj e jg er jg a graduate of. vnu
efl president, however, laid he have is opening its meetings." Ilic relations argument several! i* going to hare a particularly „ ue r se J h /“r
talked to Mil* Wyland ywter- j Boehret said the “caliber” ofjtimes—that it is "much better to. hard time defending his crown. jj. Neiger learned his gymnastics
day and that *he told him the the persons on the board made;send information through the, We're speaking of tumbler U nder Gene Wettstone. Congratu
hed "no particular iland on this 'open meetings unnecessary. He'proper channels," in order to gain l Lowell Meier. His challengers jations Pitt Incidentally did
issue." .said 12 are elected by county|more “impact.” • axe Dare Dulaney and Graeme anyone read the comment former
Stroup also said she told him societies and nine elected by: However. Dubbs cited cases j Cowan. Wonder which of ibe p rp<! j,i pn t Harrv S made at
“no” to his question of whether alumni, in addition to the five; where the Department of Pub- ’ two will do it University of Oklahoma’s snrinl
■tudent government had the'ex-officio and six lie Information has found its . The high bar. parallels and drills 3ast week. Harry said he
"right to discuss this.” appointed members who serve. own liming bad. in which cases ' rope climb will crown a new never played football because of
Speakers against the motion— Bui Dubbs said "maybe the ; subsequent trials brought bet- Champion Saturday. Our bet is his bad eyes “but I’d make a
Boehret, Stroup and Senior Class public would like to see what ; ter results. 'Cunningham, O’Quinn and a nice good referee 1 guess even
President Thomas Hollander—all the persons they elected are ; Hollander said that through euv named Phil Mullen old nresidents don’t d;»
held the view of All-University doing." .Public Information, ‘ the “right g y ... old presidents dont die either...
Vice President John Rhodes, who Dubbs said that naturally a things, the properly educated! wirt , B u:.
said the Trustees could “work “doubt" exists—"an unfounded things, would get into the press.”L o £oSelam handstand
more efficiently in secret.” one. of course“-but it does After the motion was defeated, n h A n ° St 5 0 n “j
Stroup also held that better exist and that opening the meet- Cabinet approved a motion to! 1 ? 0 ~~” 10 >
"public relations" is gotten ings is the way to dispell it study the possibility of havingj^ a " ce ° f )t coming T th «°, ugh
through 'Timely* releases of; Stroup said of all the news-the All-University President „ ‘
Trustee business by the Depart- papers m the state, none of them resented on the Board of Trustees. W hat
; ; we would like to see him do is
Senate— Missionary to Speak jßocf and Coccus Club I his'special, which he has done in
(Continued fm. w !'» Open Meeting Today jtbets Senior President MoU lhM
mission to let commerce 407 and °r. J. Botlaars, a Roman Cath-l Joan Weigle, senior m metal- w yi be renewed tonight. It dates
theater arts 481 deviate from the,° ,ic missionary who has worked l ur gy from Cogan station, hasjback to high school days. The
original course content; switching the tribes of Southwestern b elected president of the Rod “villain” is Syracuse’s Walt Dodge
engineering mechanics 408 from New Guinea. wil speak at 11 a.m.' * coccuVcSS who has never lost to Cunning
the junior year to the senior year, today in 3_o V» lllard. : and Loccus club - ham in the all-around. All good
in the aeronautical engineering! The meeting is open to the! Other officers are Barbara Sim- (and most bad) things must come
curriculum; switching economics!public. ;mons, vice president; Carol Ur- to an end . . .
14 from the senior year to the ban, secretary-treasurer; Ade 1 e Pitt has been taking a bit of a
junior year in the same curricu-'lum; and changing the descrip-IRey tar, publicity chairman; Dotti licking on these pages this year
lum; dropping industrial engi- tions of Air Science 1 and 2. j Harms and Nancy Navikas, Agri particularly on eligibility of
fleering 935 and 936 from the; All course changes are effective culture Student Council represen- athletes. We're going to turn the
industrial engineering curricu-: September 1958. tatives. ! tablecloth and show a clean side.
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WILL PERSON who exchanged grey over
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P&E SLIDE RULE in black K&E case
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Mullan AD 7-4069. Needed urgently!
PERSON WHO mistakenly took ROTO
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please return to HUB desk. Owner needs
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Friday, Feb. 24. Call 1230 M.
LIGHT. GRAY topcoat. Pi Kappa Phi,
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SPEECH 200 book, name in cover. Bob
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Gyp Ship
FELLOW WHO swapped black checked
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Leave your name and number.
WAITER NEEDED at Phi Sigma Kappa*
Call AD 7-4939. Ask for Don Dunlop.
RIDERS TO Pittsburgh for Eastern Wrest
ling Championships at Pitt Field House
March 14-15. Leave State College 1Q;15
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RIDE TO New York, Long Island. Wed.
noon, April 2. Call Jeff ext. 2736. -
RIDERS TO Miami, Florida over spring
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AD 7-3137 - after ten. *
PHI KAPPA Fraternity: We are holding
this night, March 14, open for you!
17 Lovelies have selected YOU' GUYS to
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COME—LET’S go strolling at the Sopho
more Clasa Dance Sat. March S 9 to
It in HUB.
LOCAL REPAIR Service on a!) makes of
typewriters. We will call for and dclivee
four typewriter. Nittaay Office Equipment
AS MIA ■
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