‘ intersected in writing for
he 1947 integral Thursday, Dec.
‘ at 5 pun. in the Integral office,
ording to Jim Brophy, ctr-editor.
integral office in located on
fourth floor, second entrance,
lapin Hall.
ositions are open for all types

ll decide upon several imoortant
cations about the new book. All
rsons experienced and inexpen
iced, will be welcomed, said the

$eve1-al deadlinen have been set.
11, seniors who have had their
'ctures taken for the graduate
ction at Marshall Studios must
hive" the proof they select back
at "the studio before the Christmas
notation. Alsofi the graduate’s ques~
txonziiz'cs should be turned in to box
in the post office before the end
this week. If these two dead—
lines are not met, the staff cannot
be responsible for omissions from
h “graduate section.

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Making foreign students feel more
home by aiding them in adopting
‘hcmsclvos to the American way
life, and promoting their nifiort
ind; Social activities on the HT can»
11B, are two of the main objectives
the recently organized [IT For-

-1 Students Association.
t the first meeting of the group
1 mo Clark Mendonoc, Brazil EE,
“mas- elccted president. Other oiii~
o elected by the 26 members are,
‘wesidcnt, Branko Beck, Vane:
lo; secretary, Fernando Santos“
ha Brazil EE; social and sports
hair on, Almcula Chitmonjon, ln-
" Chit“. and treasurer, Pierre
owski, Belgium Arch.

Movies titled “Young Uruguay”,
New Era in India” and “Venezue—
ill be shown at Forcign Stw

if these countries to elaborate on
he films. All Etudcnts and members
the faculty are invited to attend.
[Riccardo’s Reetaumnt will be the
scene of a dinner for the members
of the association which will he
held Friday, December 20. All in-
torested in attending should con--
tact Miss Cohen in 305 Chopin for
complete details.
' Any foreign students in the eve—
ning division interested in the group
or any of its activities are requested
to contact Mr. Elmquist in the
Registrar’s Office Monday, Wednes»
day and Friday evenings between 6
and 8 pm.

finish to Meet Advioots

There will be a meeting of all
_Freshmen with their advisors in the
auditorium from 12 to 1 pm. on
Thursday, December 19, according
to Ed Artemis, head of the Student
,Advisors. The object of the meet—
ing will be to discuss any problems
and answer any questions on stu-
'dcnt activities and organizations
”Which have arisen during the past
term,

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cost equal to prices of similar estab~
lehmcnts except in the, case of milk.
ilk, the subject of most objections,
one cent higher on a hulf~pint on“
we cents on a pint, than George
Williams or North Park. The price
i) milk at a profit makng organiza—
' 21, however, is three cents higher
a half—pint or six cents on a. pint.
to. an effort to imgrove service,
dim .Makieiski, president of the
$31.1, stated that the i’i‘SA has
need a cmnplant box in the cafe—
riu for a pox-iod of two weeks and
{cm asked to'tciic time to place
' to, hot ' ‘

' coil had in he»

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motto .
Tho Hit? chatter oi the fitment
Society of Civil ‘
their first infomol fellowship
smoker of the term, last Friday
night in the Student Union Lounge.

One of the highlights of the par»
ty was the pledging of seven men
to Chi Epsilon, Nationnl Civil Em

Engineem held

W!

, freshmen

hem.

Expressing continence satisfaction
at the enthusiastic turnout, gen-oi-
dent Henry flown: acid that he
hoped that it would he nonnihlc to
have more such gatherings in tho
near future; It '

e,
in their hando,‘ the

thoir necks, unaitho tome regimen of
the fraternity hey dangling at thoio
oxides.

Thane men wore mascot at on
examination

flunk ' crown

hold lest Wednecdny

evening: in ’fihopm fi’ oil” A??? the
exam, refreshmente were scwc’ct
the ootivec mid pledgcs.

 

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