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Vol. 40, No.6 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE, WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND November 9; 1962
Young RepulJlica_nsHear Mr. Cole Gives
Eisenhower Speak At Rally Recital Tonight
On the first official outing of tc education, and faith in God In Chapel
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how speak at the North Port rei of Federal subsidy." By ·s~nS.~; org.an Bre~1 a
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spoke befOlC hIS arnval EIS- Ised 'InCI eased prospenty, In his program.lltr. Cole
enhcwer's openmg statement ple~tlge, and power" Elsen- mclude Sketch ~n C MUlo)
was "Amf'ricans," without re- hower said "the record of the 58, NO.1, Canon. in B
gard to politics, must stick with preceding two months is aU/;. 56, No. G, and
P;:"c~ident Kennedy and his de- dreary one of standing still el'- 1r!,irlOr, Op. 56, No.5.
cision.s in the face of the Cuban cer.t in the spending of money." Schumann. Felix """I,IbJccto~ thlS day IS to a~qualllt about the same.
AI~~~~cna~we;eo;~:d h~:~t t~~~ ~;bl~I%~n~~~l:~d l~~~:i~' s~oe~~~~~~B~nrje~~J; !~;~te~'I~~1 ~~jo~ l~~~s~~ci~:r/reshmen With the ha;it~::~urs:natbO:; ~~~ha~~~~~j
choices: either the continuation ing of Federal money only in Theme of Victoriu. Rounding
of domination by a few in one times of crises" were necessary out the recital wEI he Two
party 01" the choice of govern- to ll1sure the continuance of MeditatiOIlS by Ulysse Kay and
High school students
co,ne to any of the
foothall games
are wel- counselors und
students al.e ,",,;,,;,I'M'''',
ment leaders who will restore American ideals. The Republi- 1'0clOu.taby Leo SOlVel"by. coming, when
th(' true government. As Lin- jeans have always been stZ"iving WeStel·n Maryland were extended Dnly by
~~l?'of~~ei~e!J~~~';~n:~: ;~~~l~~ 1~~~:l:dJ~~.se goals, th~ Presi- ~r:~~~;b~~. t~f ht~:e f!~~Jty and alumnae of the
and for the people." i The Young Republicans pres- H155. A graduate of the
"t~:e~i~i~~~g ~i:i~nc7~~;erOfs~~~ I~nntg~~:~~e:~~~~on ~!~:~e;:, J~~l~ ~~;·~~;s~efr':~~;~.:~ j:o~ec~~ve~~ appointments. t~~e ~~~~Om~~ Plans for fut~re High Sch~ol i~tere~~edati~n~h~h:tu~~Car~~~=
~~m~f::l~~yjSo~h~h~es~:~~~~~~of 1~:::~~,OI~~n~~~nJ;'~:~', SI\~~:~~; ~~~rkCol~~geE=~t~n:nas;~:~:et~~ ~~~~~\~~l sbo~n:;~~ d!~~~:~~~ ~~;:tforD~~'l~iOU~n~l~ed:s, ;:re:~~
sh~l~d g~~\~a~~Ul~el;O~~.;:e~~hi~.~i~:a~!:lew~~r?aerr~m~!~I:er'D~:;~ ·Music. This will be followed uy a pre_ umple a Carrol! County Day.
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(hoir Presents Committee Evaluates
!o~,,~~~c~~~and' Student
Life On 'Hill'
Choir, under the direction of
Alfred deLong, will pr-esent its. With the assistance of Dr. L. The faculty committee studyannual
"Fall Pop Concert" on Earl Griswola, the Action Com- ing all phases of student life is
Monday morning, November mittee of the SGA has set up a under the chairmanship of DJ-.
19, at 11:30 am. An nttracttve Student Evaluation Committee Griswold. Various students
program of college. songs, folk to work hand in hand with the will work directly with faculty
songs, and selections from mu- faculty committee studying stu- members on four subcommitsteer
shows has been prepared. dent life. This is one of the tees. They will define and to-
This highly rated program of- seven committees self-evaluat; cue on specific problem areas,
a change of pace from the ing the eellege for next year's study the matter and submit
assemblies. Middle States Colleges and recommendations.
of the program Secondary Schools re-evalua., Dr. William David heads the
"Songs from the tion. subcommittee in v est i gating
, seJert~ons .from - ---- what students would do tc
B ··b an . d '~Ismet,: ~nd Lounge To Receive change the college if they were
S :Ie~~~~.t's o~~ t·~~f~n; Television From SGA ~~~thch~~!e.al~tu~~.~ ~;:~;~;,
~ng.. cov~r~: "Fro~ Th.e student lounge may ~l~:;~~~·aw~~~~~ ':i~~ D~a~~~
Ch&l"les;Bry~~'~~fAf~i~ ;~{I~~~:. a It;I~~:s~~I\:i~f ~~ r ~eggemei~~~Ster~~~~; a~.~
Frencb-Canadlnn Folk to the efforts of Dr. Ensor and Dorothy and Ethel wtls-
"Sophmorfee Phil?so- ~he SGA. The student organ- man. A subcommittee on the
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', Old Pennsylvania sa ry luxury. Harwell Sturdivant will In,
"The Blue-Tail To help pay for the set the ('Iude Carol Davis' Karlene
Song; "Riddle SGA decided to rent feature Gochenour and Merle Houck
""K~nt.u~ky Mountain movies from five ye~rs ago. StudYin~ the intellectu~l
Song; . 90m1n .. Round" the T.hese would be shown m Alum- spontaneity of the student body
Mou~talll, _Tradlbon~l; Can- m Hall or the ROT