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our lads have more difficult and
time consuming jobs to obtain a
RS. degree than those in many
other engineering colleges.

The records in the past show
that a great number of our lads
work part time to aid in defraying
expenses through college. We are
not a rich man’s college. Approxi-
mately 85% of our students live
off the campus and consume two
hours of travel coming here and
going home, while many students
consume much more time in coming
and going. Much of an engi»
neer's time is spent in laboratory
work in the afternoons from 2:10
pm. until 5:00 p.m. Therefore,
football practice for engineers
coming from chemistry labs, phys-
ics labs, engineering labs, survey-
ing classes, drawing classes, etc.,
must be held after 5:00 p.m. dur—
ing week days.

We have no playing field for
football. Ogden Field is not
big enough for football. Even
if it were, would the student
body stand for eliminating the
track and cross country ath-
letics, the softball games, and
touch football played in
autumn?

It is essential that all men be
out at a set time. It takes a half
hour to go to the gymnasium, take
oif one’s clothes, get a rub down,
weigh in and put 'on football gear.
It takes longer when men are in-
jured and must be treated and
taped up by a trainer or doctor.
Yes, injured men bobble through
the signals, practice and panto—
minc offense and defense, but the
season is short and there is little
sympathy for injured men. The
coaches are dictatorial and impose
strict military discipline to con-
serve time.

The squad is ready to practice at
5:30 p.m.———more often it would be
5:45 p.m. at half season, the delay
due to attending injuries. At Tech
at minimum of two and a half hours
practice per day would be neces-
sary, if ,our,_seuson started at the
opening date of college. It would
be eight p.m. when practice ceased.
To run around the track to the
gym, take off football clothes,
weigh in, rub down and dress on—
other half hour is consumed, pro»
Vidlng there are no injuries that
require hot soaking, ice baths,
electrical message and doctor’s
attention for cuts, sprains, bruises,
dislocation and possible broken
ones.

Finally, our lads would be home-
ward bound at 8:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
They would arrive home from 9:30
to 10 pm. Now, dear mother,
night after night, would have to
prepare sonny’s dinner. It must be
a big one. “Sonny boy” has not
eaten since 12 noon; at 10 p.m., he
will out-eat two lumber-jacks. His
stomach full at 10:30 p.m., tired,
bruised and 'sleepy, he must pre-
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prepare for lectures, etc.-;t'our to
six hours minimum depending on
what was accomplished during the
day. It is between 2 an]. and
4 a.m., and our darling must ob-
tain 8 hours sleeputhe doctor’s
and the coach’s orders. His pro-
fessors are not at all interested in
how much sleep one obtains, they
want the necessary work done.
How is “sonny boy” going to get
eight hours sleep, do his scholas-
tic requirements honestly and be
on time for his regularly scheduled
classes? If he neglects football
he is dropped frém the squad. If
he neglects his scholastic duties,
and that is the real reason he is
here, he is dropped from college.

J obn J. Schommer

 

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Items appoo'lnq In Tech llmomblo on than
which have been scheduled with the Dean of
Students” office

FRIDRY, DECEMBER 9
Arch department, 2 p m . l3lMC
AC . p m.. Den .5 Cunt. room
Chrss club, 4 p m.. 5U mm c
Deans Coffee Clutch. 4 p.m.. Exec.

com. room . ‘
Phi Lambda Upsuon. 5 p.m., IHL

room _ 1
Campus Playo s play, 8 p m.. Nb
. au .

SA'EURDAY, DECEMBER 10
Caseex‘ comerence. U am., Exec,
cont. roam
Faculty w.men's club. 8 pm.. NU
aud.

MONDAY; DECEMBER 12
AFC, 5 p.m.. 101 MC
‘ ub. 5 pm., NU and.
Polish club. 5 p m.. Exec. cont. mom

mesons. ”SEEMMR 13

Mr. Force, 9 a.m.. Exec. cant. mom

Mr. Geiger~FL 16 men. 9 a m..
Deans' cont. room

Music clubs, 9 3.111.. NU

Placement luncheon,
Exec. eonf. room

AIChE. 1 p.m.. 131MC.

A S. 1 p.m., 18

Delta Zeta. 1 11m” 202MC

I . p.m., 1 5 ‘

Lutheran Students' association, 1

com .

p.m.. con' . 1‘
Model Airplane club. 1 p.m.. 102C
Ozilélcs and Astronomy club. 1 p.m..

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11:30 a m..

Senior class placement, 1 p.m..
Senior clues placement,
Radio club. 1 p.m.. IOIMC

WEDNE$23AY, DECEMBER ‘34
Westinghouse placement group in-
NU and.

2 p.m..

terview. 9 am..
ARF chorus. 12 p m.. NU aud.
M movies. 2-4. «-6 p m.. 131MC
Music club. a pm . NU au .
S gma Kappa. .. p m.. AH cont. runm
Ta Beta Pl. 5 p m.. ll=CB

Newman cl b, p m.. 502M
Sigma Iota Epsilon. 6 p m.. East din—
we 1'00

SAM meeting. 6:30 pm . NU lounge

Mr. Selneimr, o no... Exec. com.
m

YMMRSfiA‘t’. DECEMBER 15
Christmas concert. 1 our.

Fluid Mechanics. 4 p m , 10

NU and
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room

Mr. Force. 6 p m.. NU sud.
loung

SAM movies. 6-8 p.m.. IslMC

FRIDAY, craziness 16

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Clutch, 4 p.m.; Exec.

Deans‘ Coffee
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Winter Whirl dance, 8 p.m.. Sher-
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