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The combined Charity Drive, held
during registration, has netted

$1,322.82 Ira Graham, chairman of
the drive, announced today. Illi~
nois Tech students contributed
$1,161.07 of the total, while a sim—
ilarly organized drive at the Insti-
tute of Design raised $61.75.
“Although we had set a goal
of $1 per person, we are not too
disappointed with the results,”

Graham said. This was the

third combined collection held

at Illinois Tech and showed a

drop from the $1,631 high con.

tributed in September.

Under the combined charity drive
plan, all solicitations are lumped
into one concerted campaign. The
organizations, which receive the
proceeds from the drive are the

 

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Ado S. McKinley Community
house, 35 per cent of the total, the
World Student Service fund, 5 per
cent, the Community Chest, 20 per
cent, the Red Cross, 5 per cent,
March of Dimes, 10 per cent, and
the Salvation Army, 10 per cent.
A reserve of 15 per cent has been
set up for miscellaneous charities.
One-third of the reserve fund has
been appropriated to the American
Heart association.

In conjunction with the Charity
Drive, ITSA representatives han-
dled student insurance and the sale
of chhnettes. The number of
Technettes sold at the reduced
rate of 10 cents was estimated by
sales woman Shirley Schultz at
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The Model Airplane club will
hold its first business meeting: of
the current year Tuesday. This
meeting is primarily intended to
introduce new members and to elect
officers for the coming semester.

The number und variety of ac-
tivities planned by the club for this
semester foreshadowu a busy and
successful season. Some of the
activities planned are two indoor
meets for junior size engines, the
Junior Week contest, and the
Junior Week display. For the loca~
tion. of this first meeting see the
bulletin boards.

 

  

Fritz K. Richter, language instructor, whoee exhibition of waiter
colors will be shown here from March 21 to April 1, commented
recently on the surprising popularity of the Van Gogh exhibit at
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Richter, who is a painter of con—
siderable merit himself, stated:
“At the beginning of his career
Van Gogh foresaw his tragedy. In
his paintings he tried to be happy
and brave to overcome that fearful
spectre that had been haunting
him. After ten years of fight and
work, however, he had to surrender
to it. He was a broken man. He put
that broken man on his canvases

 

in bold oil strokes as if he wanted
to tell us the final story—his story
——his defeat.

“This is the reason for the great
success of the present Van Gogh
Show: it reveals that gallant fight
of a human being, as we are, and
it tells us of his gruesome fate--
but at the same time it demon-
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