A share-the-ride plan designed to unite drivers with potential

’ the Student Directory and the
book exchange.

The sharethe-ride plan is aimed
at alleviating the transportation
problem of many students by link—
ing the students who drive to

. school and are willing to take a
,_ few passengers with riders living
Win their area or on their route to
school. ’

“We believe there are a great
number of men who drive to school
end would be glad to share their
ride but who do not know of any-
one in their neighborhood. Our
'yygsolution will be to set up pa clear—
ing house for such information,"
an APO official stated.

’ Questionnaires will be placed on
/ ell parked cars Monday and Tues-
ay. Drivers who are willing to
Join the program should fill out
the questionnaires and drop them
0% in the HT post oflice, addressed
0 Alpha Phi Omega.

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" ~ riders will be undertaken by the pledge class of Alpha Phi Omega,
' national service fraternity. Each pledge class of APO is con—
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ulated a list of share~the-riders will
be posted around the campus.
Prospective riders may then con-
tact the driver who meets their
need.

 

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Harold L. Minkler, director of

placement, will speak to members
of the January ’51 class on the or-
ganization and services of the
placement ofl‘ice Thursday at 1 pm.
in the NU auditorium.
This is the first of a three-lecture
placement series sponsored by the
January senior class, Tom Gleason,
president of the class announced.
The other talks will be given May
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The midshipmen of Illinois Tech
will hold their annual spring for-
mal tomorrow night in the armory
of Alumni hall. Midshipmen and
guests will pass through .the re“
ceiving lino beginning at 8:45 p.m.
Soventy couples are expected at
the dance.

Major events of the evening will
be the grand march and the crow-n~
ing of the NROTC queen. Voting
on fiVe candidates from the 14
original entrants took place Wed-
nesday. The queen will be selected
today to eliminate difficulties at the
dancetohiorrom Judges will be
LT. K. J. Cory, LTJG J . C. Skipper,
aid LTJG S. B. Murphy, who are
students here, and their wives.

President Heuld, Deans White
and Dcakins, John Schommer, Fred
Travis, and John Muldelslci will
be guests of honor. Also expected
are the faculty members of the
naval science department and oth-
er oliicers released from active duty
for training here. Music will be
furnished by George Burnett and
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Construction will begin this summer on an Institute Chapel to
serve the increasing number of etaff and etudents now living on

campus.

The chapel, which will be built by the Episcopalian

Diocese of Chicago, will be located between Wabash and Michigan

avenues on the south side of 32nd

street. The building will be of

modern functional design and in

keeping with other Tech Center

buildings. '

According to John White,

dean of development, plans call
for an addition to bounce a youth
center to be built at u later
date. it is also hoped that a
nursery school for preschool
age children of institute perm
sonnel can he maintained. This
program, which would operate
mornings only, would be stalled
by u trained person whoee cal-
cry could be met from in small
tuition charge.

The chapel will be staffed with a
full-time clergy from the -Diocese,
but who will have an Institute stuff
appointment. He would be avail-
able at all times for personal con-
sultation, as is Rev. John R. Pick-
ells, a resident at Guneaulus hall.
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“How to Look at Modern Art”
is the subject of the fifth exhibit
in the Illinois Tech art series cur»
rently showing; in the MG lobby.

The tonguewin-cheek drawings
and cartoons are the work of Ad
Reinhardt, noted American artist
and cartoonist. The exhibit“"will
continue until April 22.

The 23 plates contain more
than one hundred cartoons and
drawings. Each is accompanied
by a humorous commentary.
Feature of the exhibition is a

“family tree” of contemporary
painting and sculpture.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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