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‘A revised constitution for the Al‘-
‘mour Tech Athletic Association,
containinfg‘specific provisions for its
annual publication and several other
new articles will soon hex'fipresénted
Ito the Board of Athletic Cy itro] ‘and
student hotly by Don ".J Neal,
president of the association. ‘

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tution 111 published e’v y year, the
revision Jadds article , V
'method of masking athletic awaids
and of awarding the honor cycles.

Subject to Stude‘ Vote ‘1.
Before any new cons tution can
it will mum to be
voted on by the students. Previous
'to this, the changes prop ed w llvbc
discué'sed and put into “the ma
furl/ii” by the Board of Athletic con-
trol, which is composed of President
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Heald, Iluntly, and Schoinmer, Coach
Krafft, and the officers of the A. T.
A. A.

The new article on athletic awards
outlines the awards to he made and
givés the coach of each sport pow-
er to

.1‘ecommend candidates 1‘01
(1‘ 01 Athletic

  
 
   
   
 
  
    

    
 

tionary pliwe’f 1n
approving the coach’s recommendm
tions»

Wording Brought Up to Date
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‘ ding illf the constitution. Refc
the Executive couhc {if
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‘g‘aziization, given in the con-

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toul neys.

fret bhsketball
hole" soon.
h arsi‘ty competition.

   

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The annual fall
(which alwdys almost never fl
ishesl) wi
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hensen and Lowell Lammers.
had ltwelve wins, no
teamed
seven out of eight in the doubles.

 

the “National Collegiate

didn’t get very far.

 

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new coach has been picked.

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Then: too, the interclass and inter~
scrambles ‘* will be
And on their tails comes

tennis tourney

possibly be the leadi»

the fine yi‘ecord piled up by Bob 155- V
Bob

with Lammers hung up

Some of the Tech netmen entered
, Tennis
Championship but apparently they

The fencing team is due to suffer
’Coach
Fischer will not be back at schobl. No
s yet
but the blade flasheslhope to secure

Contrary to rumor, fencing is not
recognized minor sport.
Here’s a chance for the foxlsmen‘ to
prove their: steel and gain tecogni—

From the number of Techawks
advantage of the summer
swimming, it looks like a weak team

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is going to be noticeably
ened. And do we need swrgynnriets.

coach are in the
former Tech star, l1 been inkled a
a possibility.

 

    
  
  
    
    
 
       
 
 
 
   
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
     

again after his illnes
Those breast strokers had -

watch out. Tiying‘ the “butterfly’
yet, Rog?

         

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, IZO McCallum: College Omnibus I934 edition

40 ”10’ Wool-2y as: Scott: College Handbook of Composition.
R

m the paity.

Item: that has

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With a little agitation perhaps a
netball tournament might be organ-
, «ized.

How about some action?

 

The publication of an A. T. A. A.
o and rule book for each and
your student, all members of the
organization, will quell an under-
cropped out at

   

      
 

  
 

piominent Chicago
athletes of Lithuanian descent were
Mickey won letters in
etball, baseball and track while
Armour.

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General Chemistry Revised ~
g5tl1 edition 1935

ject of the association, 11; is proposed
to 5111118 out the rather ambiguous
clause giving the association the
power to pass acts for the regulation
and government of the.student body,
provided they are approved by the

 

 

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bacm are strung me by one
like bead: (Jew/law it i: done
in the picture). Afler the
leaves are strung they are
jinx/Md in 1541.9: (see picture)
-—Jamm'me.1 a; many a:
80,000 leave: ta the bale.

Executive Council. Neal stated
“Without this clause, Article II gives

us powei enough to do anything nec-
essary ithout recourse .to outside
bodies. Anyway, most ofrthe import-

ant officers of the schoo

 

re on the

Board (if Athletic Control, which
governs he A. T. A. A.”
Changes in the by-laws include

the comoination of the officers of
«z. inter—clan}. and inter-fraternity
sports managers into one to be known
as intramural manager.
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To Malta Changes in By—Laws

Provisions for mreception commit-
tee, a seeial chairman, and a public-
ity manager are proposed to be re.
moved from the icy—laws, as is a
clause giving the Board of Athletic
Control permission to .consultneditors
of school publications, and presidents
of clubs and fraternities in any ac~
tion to J, e taken. This, said Neal,
would be done in any case.

It is a so proposedto make a by»
law of l; e resolutionérecently adopt—
ed creati'ig‘ a student loan fund from
A. T. A. A. funds.

 

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To fill the vacancy,le:ft {lily former
coach Lonnie Stagg’s departure for

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an“ outsthnding track man
the University of Chicago. This
1'. Root’s first: coaching position
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is not ‘too‘much to desire
when one considci‘s the returning
trackmen: Captain Concolino, Dun-
bar, Faust, Neal, Neucr‘t Thornton,
Tuma, and? many others.

 

 

 

 

    

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of Elm/lien solemn.

( grown tObaccos.

© 1933. tween 5: Mains Toucan Co.

The pleasing aromalancl flavor of Turk-l
ssary if you want

ish tobacco is almost use
a good Cigarette. _

Turkish tobacco is more costly when
hat you have to
but we have to
mild ripe home“

you take into account
pay 35C :1 pound duty,
have 1t to blend with our

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Members of 'Chemalumn, the or
ganization which the senior chemi-
cals have formed in the interests of
friendship and social activity, held a
party at Howmd P. Milleville’ 5 home
yesterday afternoon. The thiity
couples started the afternoon with
games, such as archery, horseshoes,
and a two hour treasurethunt. This
was followed by a volley ball game
andthen by a picnic 'and‘ campfire
supper. After at twilight hike in the
Edgcbrook Forests, a danco’was held
in? Milleville’s basement.

 

 

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Monday, September 23, W35

Bookstore to Accept;
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Mime for anticipating
Through the efforts all two 'Ar-
mour students, the supply store will
accept exposed camera film for de-
veloping and printing during the
coming your. The two, P... CwPeter-
son and R. E. Lange, have orgam
izeda photo seivice which not only
provides ordinary developing service
but maintains a file of photographs
on many suhects.
It might be stated that the prices

will be cheaper, with a high calibre
of work.

  

 

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any textboo a
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