HAVE YOU HAD IT LATELY? reported by Chester Feel. , m‘ If! V , N ,2”. saw“? ME - a 1 M wd 93%} In answer, only garment workers allowed greater satisfaction than professional men in a recent survey Rape will soon be raging an Ogden field, according to an an- p‘rintendent of Piddlings and Cof- , “We are sowing ope on Ogden Field,” Pardon de- dared. “Already our tractors have ’r‘rowed the field, and the seeds Rape was selected in preference to lespedezu or some other similar plant, Pardon explained, because it grows profusely with a minimum of attention. "It will keep the dust down, and we may later be able to fence in the field and raise some hogs or sheep on it,” Pardon ob- served. ueelnu no ileum dunno nulllelu” nu ll? Members of the HT chapter of the Inter—Variety Agnosticists So— ciety met Tuesday for the first time to discuss plans for on active program of debates this semester. Franz Joseph Murphy, club president, gave a talk entitled, “Why Do Bibles Always Have Black Covers?” After the meet- ing, the members made a tour of a nearby nudist camp, seeking con- verts among those who will not have the wool pulled over their eyes. Lectures planned for future meetings this eemeuter include such topics as, “Is Christianity incredible?” “Can God Believe in the Scientistl‘”, “Is God Made in Men’s lmage?”, and “Is the Bible Historical Fic— tion or a Tribal Handbook?” The IVAS also has plans for the presentation of movies for the pleasure of all Techowks. One new film to be shown at the next meet- ing i3 entitled, “Going my Way, Nowhere." All students, regardless of lack of race, religion, or political convictions, are invited to attend," said 1. B. Natas, "secretary. J unior Week—Open House started oil? with a bang this your—a . bang heard around the campus broadcasting system. The moron of the year, a certain poor-loser campus leader, white baron, with a. red nose and features to match. was to ohristen the Tombstone with 'l a bottle of flat beer but missed the mark, spluttering stale beer over both the MC and the Woman of the Year. She, in turn, called him a lousy DOS (Dean of Students) and Mugged him with ,her coronation gift, The Kinsey Report from up Woman's Viewpoint. One of the lighter features planned in the faculty mount, uponsured by the E325 (Emnn- cipated Engineeus), who will exhibit on electric chair, in which mthe dopartmcnt’u in» structure. will fry to in golden brown. This exhibit, of course, will run only no long as the supply of instructors lasts. By popular demand the first to mount the platform will be Dr. T. B. Dozen, best-loved by students for his timely exam scheduling. (“The test will be at one a. no. Sunday, kiddies; that way there will surely be no conflicts?) His family life was recently revealed in the best-seller, “Cheaper by the Gross.” Wool u ulauluu lieu Prize cliches collectedrfrom past dance stories and club meeting an- - nouncemeuts were released today» by Technology News editOrs. For purposes of illustration they are combined into a Single article in italics. Everybody is welcome to the big-- est about of the season. A dynamic speaker will give an interesting. talk; presenting something dwar- ent to the audience. This unusual event should be attended by ‘all students, Dean Booking says. -~» Commenting on the nature of the cliches, Editor Fred Michigan stated, “Unless we get some new ones, we will have to plant potatoee in March” nunni nununn ~ toluene Wiooonsin ulluniuue, ooyu: § 7 £fl‘sfiv' .w u ‘Qt‘ “tilleeieufield entiefieo beouuee it’ll MlLflER We my cigarette.” co-smuumo m M FERFEQF Slfifillllfifillg” BASCOM HAN. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN A. WARNER BROS. PRODUCTION J V 3.1:. will“; a . uumeemuo lgflfgfi'filfil’ WEWW me one Wffifflf fifififlfll WW Willi" Wfififiydyfilflfi gildfié? 'u “""fi. *3"; fit.“ "5 4 ~ ‘. x 1‘; uu . g ' i“ , fl: 4. W q k 7 ,> g @153 out biennium fiuwe