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Grade point requirements for
prospective Tau Beta Pi pledges
have been set by the membership
at 3.00 for eighth termers, 3.10
for seventh, 3.30 for sixth, and 3.60

"for fifth termers. Those meeting
these qualifications will be notified
before March 24.

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Having served its purpose, the
‘AM photo service was discontin-

‘ tied this week. “We are pleased to
have served graduating Techawks,”
Frank Curtis, photo service chief
for SAM, declared, “and we will be
on the lookout for further chances
to be useful.”

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The IIT Music clubs will present
heir annual spring concert at the
tudebaker theater, Sunday, April
‘3, at 3:30 p.m. Members of the
and, orchestra and glee club will
participate in an interesting pro-
gram of classical and popular
music.
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Mentor Williams, associate pro.
fessor of the language and litera-
u‘e department, will he guest
peaker at a meeting of the BE
lob Tuesday at 1 pm. in room
DEMO. The topic will he “Logic

d Business Letter Writing.” The
Mb urges all to attend, especially
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Next Thursday, at 1 p.m., the
Israel club will present its second
lecture and discussion in a series
of six in 101MC. Rabbi Bernard
Wechsberg of Congregation Habe-
nim-Jewish Center will speak on
“Jewish Immigration to America
in the Nineteenth Century.”

Questions to be covered during
the discussion will be: what moti-
vated the immigrations, whence
the immigrants come, their recep-
tion in America, the socio-economic
pattern that they developed and
their contribution to the American
scene. 1

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Having recovered from his recent
illness, Father Thomas McDonough
will return to his duties as chaplain
of the Newman club. Customarily
a frequent speaker, this will be his
first appearance this semester.
Everyone is invited to hear his lec—
ture entitled “The Mass-a Survivor
of Medieval Culture." The lec-
ture will be held Wednesday in
302M at 5:10 pm.

This afternoon at 1 pan. one may
travel through Brazil, Argentina
and Urag‘uay. Color movies of
South America by Professor H. L.
Johnson of Northwestern univer—
sity will be shown today in the
N81] auditorium. Admission is free.
These movies are sponsored by the
S p a n i s h class through Senora
Baseom.

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Interest in Junior Week-Open House exhibits is increasing considerably as the questionnaires
sent to the departments are being returned. Any organization or club which wishes to put on an
exhibit and has not yet contacted the Open House committee should get in touch with George
Aravosis, Open House chairman, '10): 197, campus post office. Aravosis warned that exhibits per-

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mittee, meanwhile, released a ten—
tative schedule of activities. in-
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