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MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, EAST LANSING MICHIGAN'. TIIt'li>l»A^ . MAIK II K.. ! •

Today's

Campus*>lill Room

Slate Group Stale Out-Boxen Miami, 6-2 (onnvrvuiionins \\\ leader A \\ S Council NamesT II To llnltl innnnlI o PresentPaperslimit ft ill Si r»c\« Vicr-Prexy ofTwo-Dry Mcclt !f. Mi, tiiiran State

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Honor ConvoTo Present1 M Prof

Hits'Gms* I rtish ChairmanIi.S|M <rh For \oxt

Sr«re« Rrd«. i ,i«ei.|«\- •Toole' \»nin-t Jimii I ollar t hown to lli-iid Trt'«htnanI. S. Rerotm Maii« < oitnrilrr S\*trm: Itoaril Will Coimider

Now Itri< illation Plan for Mrn. W 0111**0

Part*StillOpenLor SpringTrrni Pla\

II ho Soiil Sprinit:

SpDi 1 an plovers will met t ;i powerful iVnn Statti- ii here • n Saturday nitfht in the final home meet'-"t |t.||,iwinjr their »'» t-» 2 \ut«»ry over Miam

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Ereneli Author , T"To Talk HereFriday

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Mik/. Staff

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S/tarlans ForMarino I or/is

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Fiol.s Offioors

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Tonight

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Fage Two MICHIGAN STATii N£W3 Thursday, Mann n.

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March21 and22

llchisan fitate Neu» IND,,itlle "«Mich. OfflcM located t

.NDEPENDENTBr TOM MOIXOY

Thi- Council Went

THRU SmokedGlasses

TtukktsSUPPLIES

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NO JUICES REACH MY MOUTH.fJ,a ,,KMEDICO TIlItRtP SMOKING

CWpbon*—College Phone Mill. Editorial-Eat. 876. Buuam- wu ■1938 Member n«T«>nm. •*

PWsociokxi Coteftiale Preis N*tieiu)M»wti*«gSmie«1tac._ , Collttt PmHishen RtfrttemUUxnDiitribntor of 4gQ MADI|ON Ave New Vobr. M y

Gbfe0icfeDtoe4 daliahtfullyMANAGING EDITOR RAY TURNER sandwiches i ,unie open-face.BUSINESS MANAGER VICTOR G. E. SPANIOl U mnst ,,f the eotjncilme.i ce

- — night j. cake, nuts and coffeeIn Chi.u-e ,f This I '• M The IML take, this

— to thank Dr. and Mrs H<

Dr. and Mr- HoK o'clock and hud a fine gabtiU 10:30. The last half-'.

\1ED1C0*S patented filfer.ee1V| hining 66 Raffle inferior it«lh»r Kane exterior, i-grratrU witific smoking invention ever kno* 'Mil

aanJ break*up hot»moke •tream,

Filtered -nicking ilin Mi-.ii,, i'ipc- PC ig ir. « . - *.'.U HHURIUI 800 Nf 11(0 PI0II

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7Vie (allege is (her llieir HeadsThere are a few students who persist in voicing the;j

belief that Michigan Stale college is an anti-intellectuain-tituti•.u. Although their actions do not always indicata sincere desire t"r intellectualism, and their claims ar».not entirely without justification;They may in defense of their beliefs point out signiti

cant practicivs .it Michigan State college that indicate a'anti-intellectual attitude on the part of its t'acultj.(Vrtainlv of great significant ■ is the fact that at th;

. the VWa,1

that his studc

estimated that theThose who belie

will

SO lcthei

doing so is himself the loser

Hurry! Hurr\! Hum !. K the chant of our sports

director. Dale ( rnpsr\. I.ast Mon¬day. Dale rrportrrt ten teams en¬tered for the enfthall intramuralleague for «prine term. To entera team, get in touch with Dale hefore the end of thi* term and re¬

member there were too man\

league, so if vou w ant to pla v sott-hall. get in touch with Dale imnu-diatelx

IHntinrtire Style* P»l*r <ardcni;X A'" !'. • .... Kappas who entered wholeheart-

are homo fanned by Johnnie ^^ K[,ps lnvlt,„onDnver. who., grown* u mustache The BK's mv.ted two... he wl. look like Charlie Chan ^J^tive. from thelr nHah.. . . Jeanne Catlin( freshman, in- . . ... , „ *u„ »««•«.—boring frat house for the Bowet

; sis-ts upon wearing carnations inher hair. It's a good thing no¬body passed a law about not wear-

i ing flowers in class . . Eleanori Jackson came around in a hatthat looked like a hub cap bent on

t both sides and bragged that it wo-oiled t>> her personality. LatreJane Hall was seen with the same

oormg irai nuuse ..u. m«.-ball and twenty attended the party

College BulletinAll students expect i.

a degree in June should ;

pay their $5.00 grad ;the spring term t»

for spring ternsnecesstyy delaytime, students n.should report to

Mnkr ) aurtwlf athome i- the motto of Jerry VonEberstein. who rode home in ahearse l.ot week end She carried,appropriately enough, a bouquet

1 - think. It has been_>chirers on campus,t an* i -1111»• 11 «.*« • 1 ualism

pmnt out a certain departni. n' on campus whose high!rc<pcct» .1 faciilf \ men Hip coin- '■ . iletermine truth or falsitxof (lucstion.-. fOuf of fairness d may he said that coin:are flipped only when four leaf h.-r - an- unahle to agree.1

Yet t hi* fact remains that oc. a--i.onal truths stand here athe merry of a Uip|u; ! rein.They point nut, furl her, thai too many courses are con

cerned with more or le-> mechimieal thing -; too few wit!such mailer- as loyic. metflplp - i. and philosophy. A univers it >. they .-a v. -hoiild plat - primary emphasis upoi

'"clin •hinVargument r.f the d i-hrlievci s js that progre-of all student -. particular!', m t1. mini, d h\ ca'p'd'di' !••- • t th. weakest ntuch r t in a c la

' ' leg. can not s.'k?ct"student

will be open for business this weHemic tlostiin; .in«| Phvllis tjuwill he on dut\ to take rare of v

I'he dale bureau, too. has he.1quarters in the IMI office Tathe advice i.i your professors -

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">•» .eslioM- , Hiu. Skirs. M%cet and |.o«rl>. etc."m.11in.i !• i ti "sj k14 News utflcc in scaled cn\clopt*with '.mi im mi .itui .»<idiiin.11 kcil Nate FT) and

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THIS MEDLEY WILL BE USEDDURINfi NEXT TERM

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i'.onterraiion Filmn Slahtt forTonight OES hiHale.BuslineBill IsOirl Scout Cookies Selling•Fisherman's Nieht- • - h..mn.n-, «u»rrqted bv Ted m- «« a 1/UOIIIIVUlll Ik.Near Mem ItersJTa(.jn„Much Wel1' Sa>> Sa*es Staff^ r- * nv CROZI1R

Opposition Libraritins Getw , „ , Hosirrocion Hooks

WALK OVER CROYDON

IV I Cedar chapter o: the Orderf h .-tern Star initiated two mem-her- mt • the orKant.'at ion Tues-d;»\ evening at the Masonic temple»i M A C aven •• They v era

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FRIDAY EVENING

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TODAYTiuirSATTRDAV always

THE MOST l ()|.ORf-|T. Ol TI.AW THAT EVER I.IVED!THE TI'IIIII I.ENT EVENTS TllAT HAVE HIM TOthe uoiu.it: jmsa. ->•

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r rTRST TEAM SEC OND TEAMEd. B« iilum. Ward II I C rash Eckel. Ward 11llcnry BcrtaKnoli. PrcclWct 3 I lluane (Tosswalte. Tree II d. Johnson. Precinct 1 < Paul CJrtfTUh. Preeinct IMillie Da\is. Ward II O Wwmn Iliviv Uard ItChuck CJeske, Precinct 7 '» liar Finkbeiner. Prec 7

HONOR ABEF. MENTIONNelson Bryant. Fern llackett. Precinct 8 Boh Clapp. Pre. inct .V.

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