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Card playe-111 Ill br allo"IW! to pla,y In tbt nl!w Portion or thl! SUB ror a Ume. Tbe;r will be on lrlal to see If lbe7 will clran up !bell mt"lla and keep tblncs neat JC tbt!J' cannot k"p the Sl1B clean. there will be no CulUlu c:a:IS pla3fnc In the upper p01tltm o r the SUB aflu tM trial Umr la over. Thia •aa lbe decision or th,. Stu®nt Ulllao Commllll!I! held April fl, Thi' mf!E'Unc •aa atu-nded by member« or sue. Nell Peterson. M I k e Anderton Speedy ReUl,y. l\e$toD Hatch 1 Pec and Gertrude Gilbert Dohrman and Phil Gober... bl> were Interested In the card play lna controversy. al&o at· te nded the meell nc. Durlna the meellnc SPeedy Rell l,y &&Id that IC cards were to be bMIShed then chess and all other go.mes must be bani shed as well. He also snld thut there must bl> ap'" clal consldc rntlon and thouabt ai ven to this problem. He went on to ~ that card pl 1')'crs were mes~y even In the card room .. hlch had be~n provided ro r thrm. He eald that card playera DJe a 6elect croup around which a pile or 111 rubbish seems 10 p.ther. P11 Dohrman. an a11endln1 etudent, su11utPd that the • card Plll,)'1!111 be PUI In the new stctlon or the SUB. She said that this "'"0Wd allow them 10 tit' upsl&lra ana allll 111 bl> ln onl' place. Pbll GObPr, another arudent said that SU8\t!ralon bad condoned cardplll,)'lns. SPeedy replied that SUBvcrslon was nat a maJorlty 01110100. Gober said that lbl! ASS had a minority that rules the ma· • Jort~ without con~ensus. He said that the wholr problem was conceml!d "Ith the He !mace or the colleae. went on to sa,y that no one really wants to make a dee!· slan. because they want to stay I n the. middle or tbl' • road. Weston Hatch said that It was Cine ror card players to •stay upstairs. but there wer oroblem:; such as tbe messy tables and rout tancuaae. Nell Peterson said tbat tr card ola.vtrs could sbo• responslblllly and matun1y. tb'1 would bf allo"l!d uoaialra tn lbe ne"' portion of th St; 8.
STYLE SHOW APRIL 26 The II' mbns •I the \"Oca· uonal d~part?" nt ' •ninc uMenslon classes ...111 model oulflt.s they made In class at a a17le sbo..- to be beld at 7.30 p.m. In tbe St:B •April :?6. The ebow •Ill be pUt on br tbc c:omblnl!d classes or "bcS1nn1n, sew· Ina" and "adult l&llonna". lolclattnce Hancbt. bl'ad or the vocational depa11men1 repo11ed. Ceruncu°'s or cocnpletlon wUI be UDJded durln' the show, h<' said RPCresbmtnt.s wlll II<> 8cn~d.
COMING EVENTS April 19 - F'rt hman Clasa Meetlns. Movl• APrtl 2 1 -Assembly. United Nation" April 24 - Assembly, \'tet ND.tn. Allseball: llhltwonb .,Colles, (JV' aJ April :?6 - Stylr Show '.lla,y ~ - Bucball. Bl; Bend Community Collese
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1S NIJC Students Are Nominated For College 'Who's Who' f'ICt•• n :;uc student~ ha•• lk ··n nominated ror th~ col leac « rslon or "Who's \\ho " In American Junior Colle "\\ho'.a llho amona Studenta In Americ an Junior Co llr1011." accordln1 to Ri chard Cham· poux. head of thl' nomlnallnc commllter The ft!Ud,,nt• wrre selt•c!Pd rrom a poll or thP teach""' with tht' moll student• Th~ solec tlona werr build on lh'-' nomln•oa' acholat8hlp, lelldPr· 11hlp QualltlN•. ocllvllln and (u IU I\' POIQnllal, Champoux Blild. £1rnnor J . &tor Jan Bull . Arthur J. Cooper, KAthy Frost , Gw&0ry O. Hayen1a. J11nlco McEu~n. Luelle R111a . Clair•• Slmmona, and Diana Weller DJ" nominees that rtt• l\lde In Coeur d'AIPnr, Hrnry Na1r l , Jo Ann Ri chmond, MatJOllC Rubow . and K ..nnPth Walters live In Hl)'den L.ak11 • Potay Brown lives In Rath· drum. N~ll Pvterson tt!llld"8 In Po.i Falls. F rom these nom l.of'ea th" u tlonal commlllNI •Ill Bt'lcc t .ho ,. 10 •Pll"at In the l>'>Ok .
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Campus Days To Be Greatest "The Campus 0a,y .. CesUv· Ille• Will tw the cteatest thal the Collect' bas eve: kno.,.n. Tbere Is mucb and· clpatlon awallill& this piety. Tbe commltll!es bave• done much .,.11111 to make their acth ltll'S llll' best there has ever been." said Davl' Prlano, f' re sh man class president. Tbe exact schedule o! events ls In the planntni; stace and will be announced shortlJ·. Dress·Up dt.Y w!U be May ~. Students have been asked to wear their finest clothes lb&l dllJ' . Priano said. !oleo are expt.oeted 10 •ea: suJis. wocnen to wear ;ood dres~ and they ml,) wear llli::b heels lf they wish, be add~. Tbe imdereround aiovies wU! be shown Ml,J' 3. "These mo,its will be QUlte lnte:,,,.11.:tc and !ablllous &bows," said Ptlaoo. A talk "Folklore and You .. •ill be clnn br \"lrsuua nnslcy. Encllsb i.ns:rucio:. )ia,r
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crand noale to Camp-JS OllJ':;. On Ibis ~ :he tuc-oC·•a:. lbe bed race, and nnocs olber act.h11Jes will be beld. A dance and batbecue =>:11 be beld tbal e<reninc bt'!llnd the collece In and near the racull: parltlnc 101. Prtano said. Marble pmea. a watu ftcbt In the baseball !h~ld. tbe trlcyclo race, Pl" eattnc COll101. and car ta:;h will bl! Otbet allractlons fOI alJ SIU· denl6 to attend. Prtano asaerttod Students who wer!l not enrolled tbe rust semester are rcrnlnded to pick up their Blue Cross cards rrom the reSlatrar'a officl' as sooo as p05Stblf' •
Tbe !'>1JC Cll&Dt~r or DECA bt'O<lchl bome three tropblea and !ou: plaques rrom co::i· petition at Ille annual con· !ercnce or ldaha OECA dlapters )£arch 31-Aprll l at Twto Falls. carol !'lest, DECA ltPoller Hld. Diana Sd!nebl!r,er and Jim Y.ll&on won lndhidual awarda. and the chao~r as a whole won iwo olaces. Dlao:i Scbnellersu won second place In the Job I n· tervlewee Contest. This I a contest to see who would be best able to cet a Job on lbe basis of an Interview. Jlln \\llson won Cl rst placP In tht Job lntelTl,.wee COn· test . second place In Job lntelT!ewer contest, second place In l4an&St'ment Decision· aialtinc·-Pcmonel, and third place In llanaetment Deel· sloo-maltl111-Sto1e OperaUo:ts. The !'>1 JC ctiaptN u a •bole cook firs: and sea111d place a Tbe :.OlJC cbap1er u wtole IOOlt Clrs1 and s.ecood place ill me Cbap:c ll!lPtoYeRnl Comoetltloo. 'Ibe cbllpu: e::te.~ t'll'O lllUVO;T8 lO we botli or the top prizes. J.liss West :r~Ooe or the surveys wu a bu51oeu a c: ",,. concerninc the :elaUoosl1lp betweui em· pt07e: and u:.:i.01ees. D ECA members uted quest!~ of empl~rs and empl~ees to f!Dd what eacb co~lder d most lmpgr:.t.nl Ui lbelr r lAUonsblpa, abe aald. The other was a commun1t7 survey to tl:ld out wbctbft Coeur d'A lene abopp•r boucbl m<>!>t In lh•ll boalc· 1own or In SPOkane. •.uss ll'ut repartee! !hat DEC A round most pl'Qple " "re loyal Coe w d'Alene sbQl'lpers. Sbl' aal d that tbne aurnya helped tmpro\f! public rel& · lions bet11 een chapter and communll)-. Bet~r public r.,. tar.Ions aod an l.nc reaee l n
1nowl~ce deOnltcl1 helSHtd In c b ap tc r improvement. 11 he Mid. Miss •~•t also sa1<1 !hat state prf!Sldent o r Cll:;CA . Don Hollenbeck, a membN o r tbe local chap<er . 11 coin s to Cblcaco April 28 ·29 to thr national convention , wbor~ he plans to run for tl!'l' o C!lc• o r Wcstt'm t•Slonal repreaenta· UVI!. Elahi DECA membera Wl!lll to the conrerencP. accomp· anted b)' T om Robb. advisor .
Graduation Ball Set For May 20 Th.. ror.n&I Graduation Ball •lll be bC"ld Ma, 20 ror all :.i!JC BlUdPnta. Th!! lbt m" •Ill be " Sofll7 I Will Leave Yoo:· The music wi ll bt played by The S..111!1 Hair or the Mouse Trap. The menu •Ill cocialn a lrlple enuee. There will be a cbolce or a bet! baroa dlnner a prawn dlccer. or a chlcli:en dlnn•rPtlCI! wUI be $ r. 00. .. The decorations a:e In t be plannins • tace 11 ell: no• . Tbe c:ad:mllon ball • 111 be the cos: ~utlCul ball e.-e: beld ln the SU B. As t!le Trip WU ai:perl11 tlY!~ ID It.a welrdaeas I.lie Cradua:.on Ball will be au~ rlatlYe In ,ta ~a c11... Pee l)Obrman , SAC I" ~t r ai d.
REVIEW REGRETS ERROR IN STORY II t 17 ln Ill CarO!nal R"\le.. I< J)OrtlDI lblll the Debate Club wu unable to tePllJ" S28r> to the alumni asaoc:ta!.lon was In error 111• Ot bali' Club did not borrow th .. mone) . TM loan conce rned the alumni aasoclall on and Ille student board , TM Cardinal Rult•• l earned. nie Cardinal Re· vi ew r eczets the error.
Trustees Commend NIJC Booster Club A resolution cornmendJnc the NUC Booister Club Cot Its errorta ln t>lohalc or the colleae was paased by thtl collea~ Bo11rd or Trus tees at Ila April 10 meet1n1 Th,. re~o lutlon reads. WHEREAS. Ille Narth I daho Junior Coltec~ Booster Club, a non·profll corporadon not c onnected with the collece. has lf'nerous ly donated ath· Jelle scho1Ar8blps , wblch ln· eluded 1)9.)'al,_.nts ror tulllon. books. board and room ror de~rvtnl •tudenl6 at tbn :.iortb Idaho Junior CollP&e. In exc,.6S o r $8. 000 oo durtnc lb~ 1966-61 academic J<'at. THEREFORE. BE IT RE· SOLVED b7 the Cbalrman and lite Board or Trustees or Son.b Idaho Junior COllese. In !Awful tr.••llnc assembled. First That the Sonb Idaho Junior Collece Boostf't Club la bl'teby extendf:d a vote or tha:ills rrom th" Board or Trustees !or tbe aforemen· tJonl!d mootea pvPn to Ille stud,.cts attf'ndlns !'lortll Idaho Jwilor Callese. SecOGd : Thi.I the BO&td Cully apprecl1.1ea tbe amount o f worlt_ llmf' and monlea tbat lbe aoo.1e1 Club. IDdl· vldua.Ur and u a clull. bave donated !or the bt'M!lt or the collec" tn this ,.ndPa,-o:.
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Cll&lrm r r va.'lat: c • tttts ..- re s .ected for lb 1967·68 terni Thn lncl~de Shc rr lo Leonllrd dances ccasu11l and ton:iall. Tom \lorr ~ mo• les. st...,ve GroVff art-cultult' and blldE cc >rdlnatar, Kil t:r Bc!lta hr Ides. 01 n B ck : P1:bllclt1 • nd lolike Rocchi lntermura! and •cloamlnc ac:c:ctdlnc ta Ka! !\)' F'n>at sec:etll.I)'
To Tb EJLor A few 1.. " tttd II letter :.> the editor concem1nf! tr e music: lhlLI would be tl4>t'd wt111 a. ,..Ide nrlel)'. I bue also read a SUB•erslo column and other articles about this. Now what l want to know Is what ls bc>lni: done about lt. l have !\ea.rd notblnR, can It be that our Orrat Whit" Fathers 1Student Bolird) do nnt conct>rn themselves •lib student need.•• The mlllorl~ ot stud~nts w11n1 trt'e music •ltb a fairly cood •'11rtety that Is CODStant. \\beM ls the ~ ctslon n: cocpromlse con• cernuig Ibis Issue~ Stud~~ like constant mu~tc and ::iost cannot attord to kttp smmni: lha.t Jukebox hP:u tlle music. It ls close 10 tht' end of lhP school ,-rar IUld most O( tbP 111\Jdents lllt' runnlni: lo" on money becaus thev do not have their summer
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Panel Of Businessmen Finds Grades No Longer Most Important Education Aspect Ml .. Loretta Duru:ilp.n. bead or tbe business d~par'.ment. reparted that !4Jss Gutrude c:<Jll~rt. Mt11. Cba:lea McLain, Marvin Farmer &ad sbe •eDt IO Spokane April 6 to attend th~ Inland Empire Education A1111ocl1Uon me•Un1. The hl&hll&ht or the meet· Ina wu a dlacu.ulon b7 a panel or Lhree pemonnel mana&l'tll. One or the mana aer• •u Crom an e1ectrtca1 company. one Crom a lar£e paper compl.ll)·. and o:ie lrccn a medical aen1ce COfPOta· Uon. Sbe uld tbat they dia· cussed salutes and "le auucturea. l>f'r50nal amwdea or applicants to their Jolla . Job conduct and ort·Job coD· duct. c. She saJd. "they all sttessl'd that lhe more education a person had. the more value he was to the company; but. l round hlah grades are no lonaer considered the most Important aspect or the pe,.. son 's educaUon: · Accordlnc ~ the panel. the arade 00101 avera11c docs not al•~·s show the true patenUal o! a 1.eraon. Attendance In clas· sea &ad the lnlUaU,·e sbo"'D often welch the scales more heavily In ravor or an appll· 41=ant with a sll&htl>' IO"er GPA. the panel said. Pensonalltr. too ls taken Into consldPratlon more than tl'Ver borore accordln1 to the panel The applicant must rlt In with !he rest or the sroup. Mitts Dunnlgan sald, O 'thl s mlaht brine: more oplimlsm Into the life or 111~ a verace student. The \•lew· oolnt eipressed by this liianel •as that the neraae student with a pln.sant ~r sonallt.v "ho attends classe• IJ1!1Ulad.l m9.)· have a better chance or betn' hired for the Job he IS seeklnc than Ille brllUanl student 'lrbo ~an' t cet alone wttb people. " f'ot10 ..1n1 this panel. Dr. llllllam Abraham Of Ar1zxln11 State Unl\·erslty spoke on " 'Ne" Thin~ In Education.'' Accordln1 io Dr. E\'ll 011. wbo also attended the meet· inc with another group. Dr ~braham's theme was propammed Individualized Pdu· cation "CODl@U>J)Otary SIU· dents want to know WHY and •.. e must ans,..er them." she :.id The onlr wa;i lhts can be done erfectl\ elY ls lhrou~ 1.4DdMduallz;P<I te11ctunc. and i"lt'chnolocr appllt!d In educa·
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Beito Wins First In North Idaho Debate J...rt t) a. 0,.0 ·"--1,d first place In tbe WDcol::· Doualu debate pe.:U oo o: thl' F'lr.;t Artnual :-O~ rtll ldlJ)O Panhandle ln•1tattonal Oeball' Touma:: ent held at '1JC APrll 7-8. Rlcha:d Ii.YD~. head 0 1 th• l><'bate Depart· ment. ttpomd. This •aa th Urs t In\ itallonal deba1~ C\er held at NIJC be 51.ld . ll IS to be an anoual event. S1udents from tea sellools attl'ndcd lhl' d('bate. 111'1' "ere· Gonzaca 'lla&btnltoO State CnlHtSlt) . Boise Collei.e, Yaklr:ia \'alley CoUe,e. \\'hll•or.JJ . Llnfleld . Sorth•e:o1
Sazarcne. Euitm \\ubington Slate. Sor:b r"~bo Junior Collcce. and IL<' Unh·e:-slt.r oC ldabo. Sl'lt year IS schools will be ln•lled. Ryne· man said. Other "Inners •4ere Wasbtncton State •blcb took second placr In Ille WncolnDouctas de bait. and Goozai:a and Ea.stem \\asblnetDn Sia.~ •blcb to0k first and second places rcspccUveb 10 tPam
coa:Pet!llon. Tcac11er •• Job:uU' . •hlci. parable do you like :be best•" Johnny: '"The one abo&I th ciultlt~.. ha. loafs and ll:>hes."
PRE-INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE A ll Sweat.shirts, S weal ers and T-Shirts 25 % OFF Ny lon W indbreakers. Mugs, Charms. Station ery 20 % OFF
Starting Salaries In Business Are At All-Time Peak SW."1.inC ;all I - WS1• acss and lndus:rr ro: 1967 collece Cl'lldt::lttll •UI be Ille bl."1es1 la hlatoiy, accordiac to Ille Zl ~ 11.0DUal study or " Trtnda In Ecploymmt of College and Unlnrsll:r Orad· 11&1es In Bualness and lndu<IQ' •• b;J F'nUlk S. F.ndlcott. dltKIOI Of plaCl'llll'DI al
Sc:!.bwestl'm ClllTNSlty. Enclneerl11c swdents acain •W be the blthrsl paid al 111 uerat:e atar.Jnc salary or SilZ • c=lll. cocpar d to S6~5 • CO!ltb In 1968. OUler i>::lllP• lccltllle accountants. !5 l :! a conU:: 11alu pos\• tl=ii. $583: mm •lt.b t:alnlnc
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ssn: 11.11d UtJ<,ral arts grad· uates. U6~. E:lldlc:ot: aald tbe ::00 ccn· panles In his aurnr plan co employ 10~ pC"rct'tlt mor. ~n cinecr11 •lib ba~h•lor'a d• • sniu 111d 108 po rccnl m re. cai;lne ~ with m&a~r·a d • crees than •ere hired In 1966. He said tb•rt' la aJ90 a Siarp rJae to dl'mand ror ~tea lo olh•r fields. Tbe COCPlllllea blred 13. 93:? crad'atu ....:1!1 bacbrlci' a desreea In 1966; tt1q plan 10 b1rt' :?l,:?Sl nNt June. In 1966 lbe} hired :.~H srad· uatu wlLh maaur' 11 d<.>crees and plan to blrt' 3, 7; I wt th maste r's decret's In 1967. He said H2 companies com· pla.ln~ lbat they were band!· capped In r c:rultlnc stud• nt "1th bach lnr"11 decree:. b..caua " to many 11tud1"nta au bl •D urged to co to Crallut I<: llCl....:il." £1 tlJIJ • UX of I.lie companies would ur~e eoue,es and unJ .erallt.' to 1nov1de mor adfijwal<! •<>ea· :ioaal coucselloc aervleN :.o studtnta bPc:a111e the COr"'. · pa:i.les !ound many craduat " bave 001 decided •bat :h '1 want to do. Thos-· •1th ::iaater' dP· pets alllO 'lrlll recel •e bllbt'r start1111 salarlea than were pa.Id In 1966. Thoae In eacl· oeertna wUI tart at about $83S 11. month; a• eountants 11 Si36. sal,.. 111d mmeuor m 1 IU $773. and tho'e wltb ma.· u,r• s decrees 1n bu sloes o.'1· C!ln~uatlon, at $752. Endlcx.t: uld abc
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J unior Colleie. I rNnemti.or II w•ll· I ,..ent to ;>;IJC rn.1·&Plf." Tb•se II(' lhf' words or onf'll 111mllar 1h.i m1u1y of us ..-!II Sil.'' someday tn the n"a.r future. "" .. 111 "4• th•m to frfMd& , filLllCCS, wf-.,S. cbtl· dren. 1111d P<"rhaps e,·~n 1n1J1d· ch!ldren. I have one qur.~uon . lboup : wbat will .vou ae.y after you bav• mad• the ror~gotn1 statl'!llf'nt? 'Alli vou ac::uolly aas. "That plac~ wu a hol~... or "I ,.., Ill'• rr so ltlad 10 crt out o: lher". " I think you wlll tell lta good points. lht! run ond mishaps you had. and about cla&11es. I ~enously doubt that most or you wlll say aru·Woc con· llatY IO what I have ~aJd. You wont ;your collear 10 Ix 1tood and you wtU be proud of being a member or the alumni. wm you be telhnc a Ile? w~u. l<'t'11 look tnco It. Th~ collec,. ls small but It rank& !Jrsl amooc two-year collece• for lntelll sence and irades. and blch among uni· v1-1s!tles. It has a cood !acuity wblch reall.I' and honPsll,y trfl-& to IPaCh u s, but It w11 don't want to l,.am and Just coot otr. II Ian ·1 I ta fault. Moat of th• trac hN1' .,,. wllllnc to !live 1tudnnt1 a break and try to hnlp them u b<'at they can. N,.xt ypar mandatory cluP. altt-ndanca f up to th~ Individual tr.achf't and aa11,.mblfr, 1&re not bclnc ro rc~d on u, a m1111dlitory • I Cf'fOUh'S.
Our StudPnt Union 11 fAlrl.Y ¥Ood. Sludrnt> hav,. their w11y
most or the lfm• and cnJor tht•ml~IV•• In thr SUB. Stu· d~nt omcrr ofrAr atutlcnts Uttl• 11ltl but .,..,, h11\'~ a &ood tlm• with a maximum or trot dom. Now. gom1 of you arr think· In,. "Woll , I can nam•· a '"" lnJuMlc1•s around hM• that h• hu lnll••d to m"nUon. "Okay, h•t' ft dwf'll on thoe1• lor a mom~nl. h l 5knov.n that "' cannot wnlk throuC)I lht· gym nny mor• bocuu50 on!' or lhr doou, I' lockf'd. I onnm>t th1 lnJu·11lc•· """'· Our 11.Ym IM nnt Ul'POlll'fl to .,., ua~d a• a •hon cut. 11"1• tr11<k di rt nmt mud on th• flour, Wu 1n1•rrup1 a h111ftPll b•·lna h• Id
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In lh•rr. \\ou:d we Uk• peowalktnc 1n and ou1 or our history or Ensllsh chlsa• I Ullnk .,, woul~ bec:omr annoyed art~r awhlle and lock lb~ door. l C1lll bardl.I' ~ u~,·e ·~a.lklnC !!0 MCP5 OUI O!
our wa.' I& an inJus:Jee. l ha,·e heard II said that lbe SUB food Is bad, and lhat peopl e- don't Uke wa!Un& lo hne. \\ell, I think 1ha1 th" SUB food ta sood. and :Jf'S I do ell.1 It and Ilk" II. Tbe cooks ,..o:kJnc In 1be ldtchen do nil lb~ c:in to give us Good lood. I will bet Iha I H la bNt~r tban ire coo~ or cct at home Ill t.:r•s. As !o: ,..alltnc. I can rcm~mber wait· Ing 1n man> cares and res· taunints a 101 lon1te r Just try· Inc to ordc r The worn •n worklnc up rront are uylnc to aervf! as as fa.st a.s por;slb!f' but •h~ a huacn. norde dP. scfods upon th"'lll, a001eone ts 1oln ~ 10 htl\'C to wall ..... 1i11.... Someone I , bound co be lhlnkiog, "We bave IO pay !or ou r music wh-n 7 cou ld ~ !t'!ltlns It tr~." Yt. tbls la true and h beln1 wo:ked on very s lo,.11 by our b<-loved lt>&.dNfi. Tber1> hould be a compromise on this Issue In lhe Mill future. All I can aay to tbl& ts. "bold on t.nd "&lt a r.olutlon la In the :naldna." • "How come our big P&rkln& lot la not paved1" Simple. IM colleee cannol a((ord It now. I think tbat th" tldm!nl· alroUon will retlllze tbls rs a leclllmatc GnPe ILnd Ptrhaps It will aoon be paved. r know that the administration does not Uke '"rlns atud,.nta Oounderln~ In mud. So one can 110.y an7thlnc about card pla> lnir. 11 has been brought bllclt Into IM UPP"r portion o! th• SUB. and II lhC card pla;y•·ra will ehow re!ipon 1blll~v In cleanlnc: up tb•·lr rubbish. It v.111 '"main up 1uulrs. l reallzt' that 111"1' arc other complaints, but th".Y asc minor and 'Kill be lronPd out Jn urn n~xt school year . I think, and most ot you r•·ally lhtnk ln~lrl• , that :'ilJC Ill rl'alh a pr• ti) KOud col· Jea<'. not th" hol• aomtt i;,.y, Surt • atud•·nts .. 111 always htl\'I ltt ti ght lor lbla or tba.t but I nm &urt moat of us "Ill ha Vt a \ t'I')' rond r~mtmhnince ol lh• Nonh l dlll1u Junior Collr·c~ In our h~arta and mind• lor all tlm•
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QUESTION: II.bat do pou t"2ek of trollle11 IAat tlmnr tlt~sc:wes a.1 .. ~,,, MICHAEL DAWSON B. S~ " II reaunda me of the sooc La" <\y MHIS K1Aud1." JOHN R O'NEILL. Crimi· ooloar. "I ne\'u could rttslllt • sood sales Pltcb. but I al,.11.)·s m.aoace 10 mllkt> O\lt ...
BET!i' LILLIBRIDOE. El· ementa.Q' educauon: "I lhlnk they most ellber be herd up o r Insecure. As the man usuoll1 llltei; to p0rsue, all I can 11.,- co Ibis type of woman 15. p>od luck." MIKE HILL Business: "If they a:e sood "look1es" and DOI too heal/)' (37·23·361. It could be p:etty lnterest1011. " CLETA LONG. Business: "I ,ust hope lht1t the men ar e suooc enoup to catch them." SHERRY LEONARD A."0 LINDA 11i!E)l£NS, Ed and Home Ee: "Ooean' t It hurt?" JA.'ilCE PURDY. Elome Ee: "(( a tnall Isn't sman eaO\lgh to reeog111ze 1our c:bamls. then ,..117 waste yoor ener11 and Ullents tbrowl1111 yoursel! at him? " SALLY AR.'IEY B.A.: "If 11tat Ill their onlJ' means of aucblng a man, I 11t1ess tbey ba.ve too. " J08N CRANE, Pre-vet.: "It Is okay •Ith me. but I think they should be called broad
Jumper&. " LARRY \'ERHEI Ed.: "I IK>lle~e a.It tbelr names should be put on a ll.s1 and the ll11t "hould b<' ma.l!Pd 10 me at the •nd or the yea: If not sooner." BOB VAS Kl..EECK. Eogtneerlng: "If they bapp~n co be conllns In the ncn1 dlrecUon. It ta okay "Ith m<'."
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lotmtlorlb. " CHUCK LOO~IER Ed. "I nHer could rt"SlSI a eood pUncbUn ." OAS JORNSON. B.A.: "II depend& a lot on how larv tbP)' a.re. If lhat 11 their onlv method tor CetUoc a man.... "ell bal! the fun !a tbe ml.'m
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DE:.IA l\'EY A..~D KATHY "It attms BRINEY, Ed. : that lbe "'omtn ba• e co be lbl' ttc~ssors , for II llet>mll th 111 tbeseo men coday are not The bO) s or tbla school b&n rorco11ea U.ieir ro.le u tb~ •cttesaor. I! • woman dldn 't chase a man. tbe ropulatJM v.ould tile out Some tromeD do carry tb1ncs a llltle 100 tart:. oudl "
CHANGE IN COLLEGE NAME NOT LIKELY Cbaopn, lb name of
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the Slate le'1sla:ure la e.ddJtion co a Ca\orable YOte II) tb~ Junior colle.:e d.stricl. 11 was rt!por.ed a1 tb~ :<'aular mee:lac of the bollrd or irustees. April 10, Pus1d~~:
Chrlstlan:.on said. He atso ,-aJd that the bo:l!d SWlNI StUdl~S o! salaty schl'dul~s Jor next .rear.
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Purple Avenger Feels Satisfied Que.Ilion Do you lb1nk thttl your co.mp al en has ~co sue· cesstul? Anawe1. My purpose was io bnnc awareness and I think I ha> c llCCOlllPU8bed that. \lore and more students un: rt!lllizi.nr that the only ·~· thtU 1-'lJC can remove the supa ot "clo11ne<1 bl&h school" la. to cbo.oce 1be a.t· maspbMe or the colleae. I bave been ObSCr\"'lnl: Ille l'f· torts of the many lbat bu·e tried IO alter the situation , and althouSb some of these Pfrorts "'E'I" unsuccessful, u sho" eel lb e DPllth..V bad Uftt,>d. Quesnoo. \\'bat do you think about card playlnr bein~ a.llow:ed back Into tbe SUB• AOS'Ker. I tbink the Student Union Commltt~<> sbould ti.. coaur.end~d lo; tbelr compromlse In allo,. Inc cllrds to be played In the new addition or th., SIJB. One or the motn .ssues tn lh!s c!llUlil! Is lb<' Utu.:inc probl4'm. I hope th a.t lbe s1ud~n1 body sh«:s tba.t lhe sruden1 body sbol\'S :Jr. Flatcb that thts arcument ls unJuatl!led. Qu..stlon : Do you think Iha: the elect•~d student represen· tatlves are doinc all they can !or the studentS' Answer. I belJe\·P thlll tbl'.} u.> not belni responsn•e to student opinion. This. or course . does not apply to all or tbe represen111.11ves but there .,,. tbOSl" members that do not remember that lheir du~ Is to repre•enl the ma· JOrlty. QuPStlon. Do \'Ou accept th" ple-eaunc cootl'sl cballl'n1:e• Ansv;er Y~s I \\Ill be ir~,...
Champoux Lectures On Early Explorers Rl cba:d Champoux ch&lnnnn or the a<X!!al sciences department ltttured on pttCo lumblan uplorers on April 6 at 7 30 p.111. In the SUB. The title or bis spet.>ah was "Tbe V.ottD In RI story. or Tbe llllll th:u Burle,. Stones." !.like Ro:>:> lntTOduced Cllam· PDUX ll> tbf' audience. Cll&::lpouJ; oull1ned the conuo.-ersy about pre-Columbian explorers and related tales of aUeced Hplorera. Be pr,.. llf'oted docnments, mai>s and attlfao:ts co persuade bis llstene:.s tha.t Colwnbus was not the ti rsl co explore Amer· lea. A quutlo11 3.lld llns•er Period foll-. ~
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COLLEGE PRESIDENT OH ACCREDITATION TEAM P" •!dent PerryCllrlallansort'.l ~pent two day«. April 6-7. as a member or On tlCCr~dftBllOn team In a vlsllallon at Mull· n'lmtth College In Porllnnd. Oregon. The t:ollelf! w<U; due for ,... accredll.lltlon b.Y th,. North· west Association of Seconda.ry~ nnd Hli;her Schools, Christianson said.
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81 ~ V•tr uon aml u d u ' ht ;.,u "The Honors P rocnun:i at material. NIJC aze unique In Junior A Ion' theme Is al•llJ'S recollc~e,. It 111 not often that quired lo the firs: seme<ter. rreatunm set 10 partlclpalt' It ls usually btor;rapblcal or on a 11~1nar tlllls at I.his autoblog:aliblcal and tm1S: be level." Raymond Stone aca· written oclJ Ir lnteme"'s dcmlc dean, said or recoUecUon ~o : fe-ence r;IJC orrcrs an honors p10- ciall'rlal Is allosed fer tllls cnun in En1Usb and oo• In lbeoe. Ou:uic Uu! aecood history. Stone aatd that he a ter a ac.and&:d te:::i 11<ls bed tbllt more p1ocrama ~· ls ·rq-~L:ed "t= Wblcll could be atazted •!Lb th llP- D!> t:esh::la:> escapes•" utd roacb to aull)cct c:aurlal 0: Beard used by the honors proc:a a Qudenla are allowed ,.ork but that no mor we~ pla:&Od per ocls 1~ c:l:u:s •ll ·e sta· at present. d n:.a brlns: nr : dralt or It Or , Frances l!nard ln:stru Lb Ir tb s Ccr lo-clua tor tor I.be honors ED'11a hrlll a.::d er Uciam troc their course, cxplLlned !hat In lhe octei::pararles u w II u pas1 students wer~ aelec~d lb teach • Streas Is pat cm •fo r the accelerated c:ourae o:i s~lc ra:bc • than Ille ciecbaa· the basis ol the Purdue Test lea Of £n '1}sh <• colle1e En1Ush plact'm nt "loerttablJ ~se awdects t.estl and lhe freshman Iheme. arc lfllded a little mci<e bThese melhods also v.u atnctl)- than n!'1llat Ellcllsll used tor drlermlnlna those In studtnlll, twcausc they aze need or remedial Enallsh. She llUPPo.lled to be A and B 81U· said lhnl ~nter1n1 freshmen dent.a. ~ost ot them don't were now 11dmlt1ed on the ba· 51.'t'm to Clln~ bf'<'.&118'" or I.bf' sl& or lhc ACT test. Another addlUonal stunuJw; or "o:Uo1 way a " ludent could catn with ol.bcr adnncN Stu· It entry to lhla more ad•·anced dents." ,.ere Dr. Ream's c lass la recommendauon ~ CIOSIDC rt'ClatU. the Instructor o!lhe s1udent'11 Rlchazd Chaml>Ollx hsd or first stmcstcr clasa on the the aoclal aetenee dl'Partci'°t ba.sla of bla "ork. and Instructor or the honers Dr. Heard has be~n teaching hlatOt\ class. sald !bat t.'le lhe class t>•·en ) ear since class was ron:ied to CS.-e the propam "as lnau«Ura1cd ad•·anei<d i;tudents a beu : opportunllJ r.o eJll: ss lbri: •with onls ono excrpUon. \\bile Dr. Heard "as cone, ideas both orallJ and I: Mrs . Lucile Lo.nee head or • rltlcn •or& Hr u~-p:.s IO rv lh< En11tsh d•partment, tauliht have studec:.s deln tn~ •the ctasa first semester of re11car.::h material ratb : tllan Ibis yrar. Dunne the 1963·t;4 rouo,. a tl'Ubook be ei school rear tberu we~ t"o Plained. He sald the class uses a secUon!I and Mrs. Robt'rt problems approacll IO his~o lT Kirkland tau.sit onl· 11rc1lon. Dr. Heard said lhat Ille History ls broten up Intl' honors class dlrtns rrocn I.be &Pe<:lfle problt:ns SDCb &o ,re au lar Encllah compoa1uon the American Revolu?tCCIJY class In SC\crlll ways. If the l\ar, Quesllono azc Ukcb' r.o class uses a tcztboO'k, It ts lnvoh e the war and 1111 cause:. Ille effects of the 1'at. ll011o dl!fe~nl lro:n usual claa!lt's , •"omettmes no textbook at all rnvolutlonary ,.as the revo· Is used. Someumea "Harpers" tuucoarr ,..,,, and is 1t sull or "Atlantic Monlhl.'" ls taken eolnc oo• Some other problem areas Include the ConsU· on a threP monlh' sub' ·rtp tuuonal Period. thl' Ch'tl l\ar and R~onstrucuon Su us for For to·tt matNtal Lbts ~ Uncfe,...oocl Sele' & Service BOAT DRIVE INN ~' C,., c.l.1r
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u~e:. pap :ba k ...,cb ~ "The Amrrlcu Prob 111 Ser it'S."' "De bat on ;.II Amer. cao Roolutlon ·· • Th Amtr· lean Rcwolullontbroucb Btlttsl'l £Jes," and lbe " Acbal'l!· Problem S!!r r<." Cbai::pau1 said lb at thl! mlc1.:nu!D cue.be r ot boots a siudcct .s oblls:ed ~ :nd ts six paperbacks pe1
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EVANS' PAPER IS STILL IN DEMAND Alw u;:h r r • ar bave SIJC In tractor Frank £vans Prt!llented a sclenU!lc pa~r at the !'lortn Amencaa l\tldlHe Coof~rtoce, be s11ll recl'lvea frequent req1.:ests fo1 rl'!lrlnta or tl'lc scknl1nc: toveaucauon. Dur· Ins the last achool year h" has euppUed mor lhan 20 rt· prtnrs. \\hll .. se.-ral requ1::1111 ham been made In forelK!I lancu&icS, I.be most distant came lrom Enaland. Tbt scteollllc papei "'Ill pr1nttd In "'Transactions of L!le :ior-.11 American llltldll!c" &ad "Satural Resources Coo· :.-~n~" allet being presented befc:.r• tbe conltre:ice at Lu \'eps. S.:p;i:rt:ic repnc:a oa rtqcest ia a courtesy a:id ot>Ucu!oo of tbO&e' ,.hl> cont: • bute to adenti!lc k:lo,.ledce EV1lll5 explained. The UUe o! Eva:u;' pal"': was "An lnve~r:atloa o! W:>Odland Cc Ibo'~ le .s~-J:•esitm t::ilt Sate.s." pa..,<>dJ ..m..
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'411.b bis w1 r.. and lour children. Cro>wo tit'• b} lei from :" " Yark H> loladrld, ~aln, o.nd Ulen on to lt&l.v, Tur11e1. Crel'cr. and Francr. The C'rowtB cnme tn con· tact with peop\t! or m1111) COUDlr1 r• but thrlr favorltll • en! lhC' Spanl5h "Th• ~antsh are tru\) 111mpa1loo' c1.e •• cona~nlllll." C'r~w• 1tal··d. Thll Tutkll, to • "Ila•· a ltClod re .. 11n1 for AmPrlcanl\." lie nlllO nou'll that "thP Or1 C!ka we>re not ns fr1rndly aa lhe Spnnl•h but much moru llO lhM the FrC'n ch." "The FrPn ch tllattk•· /\mn· leans lnt1•ne11ly and ... "' con · !ltantly fl'lt It," •aid Crowr. Th o Crow<'' VIBltod m1111y plmcca o r hi torlcal and cultural tnt•Ntl. wh4'ra Crowft took hundrtdi; o r slldf'a whlcl\ Crowe plans to ahow In hl8 blttol)' ctu11oa. In ~ladrtd, they louu•d a flll!IOUs art center, the Prodc Mu~um. In Romo they i.aw many ancient ruins ln~ludlnc the Culosseum Crowe•a O•e-year-old daui;hti r finally ooncluded that " Ror-e waa 1eally just one blo ruin'" '4htlelnTurlLey,lh•y view d Ataturk ' 11 Tomb, and llboppcd at a bu1e bazaar covertn& They saw an 100 ac1cs. emerald I.be 11lz.e or a cucum· ber at the au I tan •a palace on 'h'" Dard•'"f'tle11. The Crowea lllatted tM Acrooolla In Ath•·n , wberl! th•y u • th~ Parthrnoo, which Crowf'. cited u " th' most ~autlful build· Inc l ' vt e•-er SPCn... In Part 8, one o f thl'lr 11tops wu at an anclPnt palace, lhe Lou\'le, "'1ere LbPy looked at many uea1 palnttnca or lh" world, lncludlna Mona Llaa.. In each count!)' lhat the1 vl111tPd, the C1owca sampled m1J1Y dHter..nt klndll or rood. Th• children eapl'clally Uked th• Cann••lont Pl:tza tbat they
boucht In Rom.,. Btol'ck. &l· l•matlna layera of meat and doulb. 11au11n~d their appeUtc11 ID TurUy. Two-foot· 1001 h1.111 aandwlcnes CO!ltlna 11 Ctn\S aole<:o auracted lhclr au.,nllon In Part a. E:ven· tuail). however, the Crowu ~came so tired of forclan tood that tbe> went to tb" American Eintas > In Part•. •hN.i Ibey bapptty dined on hambura<-ra. bacon and •ac•. and other .~mcr1t'11n ravorll••. Crowo comment"CI that " the cruttoat thine .... hl'ard on our whole trill was th•• U.S. customs Otnc1·r who &aid to us as w '"tumln&. '\\clcomt' back to lh• U.S. • to which W<) ICPllNI, ·w.. · r~ slad 10 Ila b~ck ·." Nut summrr. lh•• Crowo11 nl•n to loumcv to A~ta.
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CAMPUS CLUB NEWS CARDINAL SERVICE CL UB Thr Cordlnol S<'f\ I C:l' Cl ub wlll l>e ru11ponslbll' !or auld· ln11 th• proapoctlv~ NIJC .iudPnts to vocatton11I mcrt tnaa Ill 10:30 a.m. on Aprlt 19 durlnc the Annual Ouldance Contel1'ncc tor Rlldu1ttn1 hlch school ll<'nlora After their ml'<'ttncs with thn vocattonal counn•lora, the Cardinal S•·rvtcc Club "Ill t&ke thPm on o lour of th" campus. The tour wlll ba followed by • luncheon which wtll b<' &en<'d by the urvtce club. accordlna to Mazsha Mann. vlce·pr< •ldent
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Phi Beta Lambda m<'mbera and a111 otl\Pr huaLneas 111u• d•nta wbo wish 10 att1Pnd, Dennie Burr, Preat<knt, an· nounccd. He aLld th•m will !><' a IU"lll IPf'akf'r. Th'I dlnn•·r mc•Un1 will atao In :lud• ln11tallat1on of o!!IO!lra Thi' club hat! approved a constitution and. accordlnc to Burr. Is currently undPr con~ldQraUon by the Sudrnt Board. It will co tnr.o effect upan thPlr approval. hf' aald. n ls as eaay to draw back a stone tl'lrown wltl'l forot !rom th e band as to recal I a word once spoken . - Menander
Badminton Tourney Has Been Scheduled
Winnill/{ Run For Cardinau
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/lo ID: r · "' u r a. b.ad UllO ioumam.,1n ••h be h ..ld dutlllc lbe las: : .. o 'lfttks or 111ml a.cd 1be tl.nll week of :.aa.r. Tbe ma:cll~s •111 include cico's and wo::ien'• doubles. Sincles will bl! pla.red It lbe:r &re e:ioucli l111ereated studen:s s!~d up. "To e111e: this contesl, a SI 00 e11ay ~ Is belnc cba:cl'd. 11 •lll be used fo: Che buJ'IDc of tr.>Pbles aod will enUtle Che COD~lllJ;I to 1'1111 l.D as caor :oaldles u be w1ahe11." said J.ln. Cathenae Scates, P.E. las\luctor and Head Of :be Badclr.toa Tourna:ient ''Badm111tcn 11 caoe or lbc spolt6 belac tos:ered imdcr lbe Life Tl::le SpottS pn·
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/I• bel>"ball ~uon tdl"d Into th" P•nhandl P or Idaho, so did the cold r.prln( "'1nd~ and 'tfet "''•thcr. ~1th ,.,ur outaldP p111ct1cea IM'rorn tbll Ont cam ... NUC trPkkt'd ott to Moae11 l,.ako and a double header undN c loud7 sklca Th.. Cardinals PUI UP a vaUant flSht, but th lack or outdoor pracllc~ took I~ coll and Uu Cards ••nt do>on to dcreat Th•• n~lJt two <by11 anw lb Canis PVlhlnc three cars o•,..r two mllea up Mabo roads covered •ltb sla Inches of snow. /lltrr m11111 11llde11 and lru,llallns momrnts, the llrt'd, bul ii:am tl'a::i arrived In L wtatc.n /lflrr grabblnc a rancid ham· bura,..r and rullhlnr ciut to th!! dlnmond, Ibey were broui:ht do'lfn by a 'ood 1.rwl11 and Clark t~m. l\llh th~ season JuM tour 11 old, tbf'J mad,, Pr< Plllo!fona lo lrav• tor Pa co and 11noth••r doubt" ht nd••• with Cul um bl a Ba&ln . thi- c rram or the crop baa1•b11ll lrom. TI10 wenthrr wa1 Won • dr rful tor a ch 1n11• 11111! lt1,. t"um madr 11 r.mnd "Hort. na..y lost rtu rtnll •nmP I O and tho Bt'COfld I I . Thi • had rt1r Cords d1rnn, but With ~
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sponsored b;y' th" U111verslcy ofldaho, but beld In Lew1scon. th.. Ca.:dlnals took tlllrd In tbe HO .1aril relay a::d lourtb In lbe 880 ) ud rela.r. Seven tea:::s ..ere enle:~ tn Illes!' eveo:s, coach Robb aid Robb aa d :ha: runneo •en! Jlo Beat: 880 and HO. Rus:, COQl)er. HO C: CIC lollll 880 and HO. Art Thayer ~~D Al ~bm 880 and Raarly l!enlcy, 680. ~ell Pe: nion also auead"d but was Wlllbl 1 run Coach 1111ld
~ B.F' D.' of b Co Bowl az~ a1111 In !1:,t place. Sl'Hral 1n1:1s ar cballeni:inc lo: this bonor•d position. Mike :\.~derson bold5 ht Ell pee of ZZI and b1ih sertt'S of S48. Claudia ldcl>emdd got In the gr.)OYe duanc one of b r sen of three p:i:cs and blwl~ o hlch pee of t5S. On mlsslni: a spar~ Dcnll.) 1"' ll5 COi !K'rtur~d and did a tdp tease 10 r~llP>l' his Ir ltatloo His teammates told h t l>Ut II t.ck on Th F T ~ • or the t-K
DORM NEWS Undervound bu n aold In Ilk SUB as the women's dorm's contribution to campus 0a)a. residents f Sh~aan Hall <Jncld~d at an /lpr1 I S me ell na /I Joint blrthda,) pany !CH Chic~ H1&1r1110n, N<'l on Brl· Ush Columbia and Prl~c1Ua Hodpon Mosco,. ldllho con clud~d Ch" mreun,
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