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The Business and Economics club will give Tech engineering
students an opportunity to exchange notes with two young: English
production engineers Tuesday, at 1 pm. in the conference room
of Alumni hall. The meeting will be entirely informal, patterned

 

along “bull session” lines, so that
both sides can satisfy themselves
by numerous “specialized” discus—
sions.

The two engineers, Bernard
Stokes, 28, and Neil Aspinall, 26,
were awarded the Scherfield Travel
scholarship by the Institution of
Production Engineers. They will
spend six months in this country
studying production management
and fabrication methods. Stokes is
assistant general factory manager
for Joseph Lucas, Ltd., manufac—
turer of automobile electrical
equipment. Aspinall is Welding
shop foreman with the English
Electric company, manufacturers
of heavy electrical and power sta—
tion equipment. At present, the
two engineers are continuing their
studies in Milwaukee, but will soon
depart for Baltimore, then Colum-
bus, and finally, Philadelphia, come
pleting their tour sometime in
September.

As such international “bull ses~
sions” are rare, the BE club urges
all interested students to attend.

 

 

  

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Student purchases for Zest re-
sulted in a complete sellout
Wednesday. The campus magazine,
composed of student literary Works,
will offer a second printing to be
sold in the North and South Unions
Monday, revealed by the editors.

Zest magazine contains as-
sorted short stories, poems and a
book review. The introduction
states that “Man does not live by
slide rule alone.”

Zest staft‘men who are sell-
ing the edition announce that the
book contains a variety that will
satisfy any taste, including mys-
tery, homicide, science-fiction and
sex. “All this for one thin dime.”

 

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By [TBA Reporter Max Vogel
At its regular meeting Wednes—
day evening, May 10, ITSA heard .
chairman Dick Wardell of the so-
cial committee report a net profit
of five dollars on the Junior Week

prom.

New business opened with ITSA
hearing a committee’s seven—page
revision of the present student ac—
tivity report system presented by
Ed Michelic, head of the committee.
ITSA voted “to accept and put into
effect the recommendations of the
Committee on Student Activity Rea
ports, with the amendment, that, at
the beginning of next semester,
ACSA is to determine the method
of obtaining the first report.”

The 1951 Integral was granted
permission to collect one dollar and
fifty cents from every student want
ing to get a copy of the yearbook
at the time of registration in the
fall.

Upon the motion of senior class
president Ira Graham, ITSA voted
to “request the Publication board,
to investigate the organization of
Technology News in view of deter-l
mining What conditions, if any, are
causing the noticeable lack of ac»-
curacy, absence of originality and

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