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fii’or the notions}; time in eight
gays HT will be represented on the
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on Please” is; broadcast Friday at
10:00 3.1m. over station WBBM.

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hé‘ {Moo HT studentg. Tochowks
appointed by John Makiolgki, prom}-
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was suigggquontiy approvafl by the
WM. board, am: "Wow Garbnlinu
ski B 03 E aeni‘or; Jacob Dnmelie,
aonior ME; and Ronald Lind, son—

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tho smdonts in the unfetorizg.

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omted "via trnnooripfion. will have
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when beflng fiovoted {to ntudont dig-
'cumoion over 9. local hookup. Prof.

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Transcriptionn wore out Doc. 6,
Dr. Harry Henig of the economics
departments acting as moderator
for the HT studento.

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Department of Fire Protection and
Safety engineering dated 18 Oct.
46, and! referring to the memoranu
0mm from the Office of the Presi-
dent dated 25 Sept. 46, “Each in—
structor is msponaible for the or—
derly conduct of hi8 otufients.”

If the persona in the drawing
labs at the time of the fire drill
were members of a class meeting
there at float timé, the Department
of Fire Protection and Safety En—
gineering shouldn't have much trou-

bfio in fixing responsibility for the

poor showing; during the drill.

IT HAS BEEN ESTIMATED that

300 HT students attended the pep
rally and burning of the Loyola efl'h
gy. For an Illinois Tech gathering,
that’s a good sized mob. There was
a bigger mob, flanwezver, leaving
from the Student Union and going
home at 4. p.111. And why were they
going home? Because'tho pep rally
committee had succeeded in getting
4 o’clock glasses excused, of course.

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wards good theatrical productions
was also shown by the poor run of
“Jacobo’wsky and the Colonel.”
Franz Werfel created a play that
combined humor and pathos, the
story of the eternal refugee, Jacob-
owsky. Driven out of most of
Europe, he had to leave Paris due
to imminent capture by the Nazis.
He connected up with Colonel Ster—
binsky, a man, who having been a
hunter all of his life, now had the
s‘trange role of being the hunted.
The interplay between the two di—
amotricafly opposite types provided
many laughg. But behind it was
something deeper, the plight of the
i'efugees, the optimism of the hunt"
ed, the feudal Colonel mind breaking
into the twentieth century. “Jacob-
owsky and the Colonel" played for
two years in New York but only a
few weeks in Chicago.

Bamboo, sex, suggestivoneso but
not quality are the criteria of suc—
cess in Chicago. Beiow the thin
veneer of €303; sophistication lies a
crude vuigarity. ’1‘an romefly?
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ing action on. compmints of the Stu» ‘

Jenn; in regard to prices; charged
by the cafeteria, investigomd the
charges am“. releasod a report from
its: recent meeting.

A. canvass of other ochool oafe~
toxins: and oommemioi restaurants;
produced thfio fofiowing facts on the
major items of food served:

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Evening Undergraduate PM: V ration
(Rogiatraaion for n11 cla’mms wmm be con--
ducted :3:le at Tc ehn ioegy Sen

Evening: Undergmduato Preafiom‘amafion
(Registration for MK classes will be con—
mar-ted oniy at Technology Como Ear)

Evening Undergraduate Fran-Registration
{Registration for a.“ cinemas win be new
due on; Technology Center)

Evening: Graduate Registration
(Hamming anti New Shuuen‘w)

Evufing UndergrudLme Repriatrafion

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6:00} M! 8:30 PM

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(Both Technology and Downtown Centers)

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{Both ’l‘oohnolozzy and Downfiown Centers)

Evening: Undergraduate Registration 1:00 to 4:00 FM
(1M. Technology and Downtown Camera)

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in attendance 1511: somewhat 1946‘- '1}

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