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cial first year in industry, members
of the Society for Advancement of
Management will bring back sev»
eral recent graduates to describe
their on-the-job experiences at a
meeting in the east dining room,
NU cafeteria, at 5:30 p.m., Wednes-
day.
. Another long-anticipated SAM
, project, this semester’s field trip,
has been announced for Tuesday,
March 14. By arrangement with
John Jeorg‘, brewmaster at the
Ambrosia Brewing company, a
limited number of SAMsters will
go through the modern plant at
3700 South Halsted. Reservations
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The Wednesday meeting of the
Newman club will feature a lecture
on “Contemporary Christian Atti-
tudes" to be delivered by James
Supple, religion editor for the Chi-
cago Sun-Times. Mr. Supple will
discuss the Christian attitude to-
ward the non~Catholic world and
explain the lay apostolate and
Christopher movement.

The meeting will be held in
Room 302M at 5:10 p.m.

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The first meeting this semester
of Armour Eye will feature a talk
and demonstration of print paper
by C. Billstein of the Du Pont com-
pany. All those interested in 19110--
tography are invited to come and
get acquainted.

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sponsor special tutoring services
in math, chemistry, and physics,
Max Sussman, director of student
tutoring, announced this week.
Tutors in other subjects will be
provided at the request of at least
five students.

Those who want and need help
may register by leaving their
names, hours available, and defi—
cient subject on a card in the IHC
mailbox in the NJU. lobby. The
service will be available from 6 to
10 p.m., Monday through Friday.

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five matches will be held this week:
a four-position meet with Penn
State and three—position meets with
Lawrence Tech. the Universities of
Pittsburgh and San Francisco, and

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