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MEN Eli? lilE WEEK—m

(Confirmed from Page 3}

mound this season for Sonny Weiss-
mzm’s nine. He is predominately
outspoken flhd his two pet peeves
are “honorary fi'aicrnities that do
nothing” and “hig time operators
who take too many school offiCes and
don’t have time to do a job well on
any of them.”

He has not definitely decitled upon
his future after graduation but Jake
is thinkihg’ about either working
abroad for several years or “taking
a good training course” with a large
industrial firm.

Il‘l" REE—EYEW

(Coolinuoci from Pogo Ii)

 

yard low hurdles, 440 yard run, 8&0
yard rimy aml mile run.
PlRELIMlNARlES

KN AFTERNOON

Afternoon preliminaries will be
held in the hurdle and dash events,
while finals in the broad jump, col—
lege two mile relay, and college and
university distance medley relays
are also scheduled for the after-noon.
All other events will be held timing"
the evening program.

Members of tho committee in
charge, in addition to Schommer, in-
clude J. Kyle Anderson and ’l‘. Nel»
son Metcalf of the University of
Chicago, and Bernard “Sonny”
Weissman, R. J. Spaeth, Roy McCon-
ley and Bud Hermann of HT.

Arrangements have been made
to“ admit Illinois Tech students to
the meet for fifty cents on the
showing of proper identification.
Goncml admission for spectators
has been set at one dollar.

(Coniinuoé irom Page 2)

recreational time is spent indoors
because outside the temperature
hovers around 30 degrees below zero
and at times reaches 45 degrees
below.
Sincerely,
RUSSELL A. KASMAR, Ell ’45

Nomi Siislem

All the good that can be said of
our “Honor System” has been well
prébzii'ed. Now how about some
slants or: just why such a system is
finding itself on a rocky road at KIT.

Yes, we all know the value of
learning and really knowing: the
material at: hand cold. But when an
institutionrsuch as this one zipper
ently puts far more emphasis upon
an A or 13 than upon knowledge,
just what is the natural alternative?

How many students are quite able
to master their homework, complefie
their reports, recite in class, yet
when exam day rolls aroundy this
same student finds himself in dire
straits. His memory has left himy
nervousness takes over and in sheer
desperation allows his eyes to room.
He knows he is doing wrong, but
he also hates to have an exam grade
put him oui. of School.

Until an institution or school of
learning can present a program
where they can determine a student’s
ability on Work done and not on a
hurried fifty minute exam, then aml
only then may they find a higher
incentive instilled in the student.
Exams should contribute quite a hit
toward the final grade but not to
such a large percentage as appar—
ently is the precedent here.

{Signed} John Anilei'son

 

    

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Students desiring to purchase or
sell used books may do so at the
ITS/l. office daily. The filing system

establishes memos ”also imiivicluai
needs. Along“ with many lmz’d-io»gget
books, a slide rule end other scwce
equipmoi‘ai, have been listeo.

With the permission of My. Gila
herl; Force, business mahogany, the
school wiil approve the transactions

for panel-em; moire? Elie {iii Elli. The
price will ho sol; liar-the Boo}; smite
with oomlnlemiion given {:9 Elle con»
dition of each book.

Last week Mr. Force agein asked
for stuéents to take advantage of
this sys‘iem either by listing books
and equipment that they wish to sell

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