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As a warning, may it be stated that the election results are
but an outward reflection of a turbulent undercurrent, more than
we want to realize, perhaps. 'Ve can .nc longer cast aside the expressed
discontent with a flick of the finger, for such opinions are
no longer the exception.
As for a course of action, let us adopt as a slogan "Let's Get
Together Right Away." Why fight both ends against the middle!
Administration and students alike pursue the same goals: educn,
tion of the individual-from "darkness to light," so to speak. In curfew is still midnight,
order to begin on the road to remedial action, direct lines of
communication tuuoe to be established between the opposing
groups; it is absolutely necessary. Perhaps a committee, com,
posed of administration and students alike, is in order.
the Sunday night hours have
been extended to 11 pm, in.
of 10:15 pm.
Weekend proctoring will
This, of course, is only a suggestion. But some means must
be found by which differences of opinion may be aired out, and
now take place at 11 o'clock
and all those girls coming in
actions which are satisfactory to all may be reached. Otherwise, lat.er are to cheek in with the
the aforementioned undercurrents will become outwardly mam, offiee.
Jested. Only disaster can result. JCS I
Joe Spear
If what Joe has shown the students
and faculty uf Wl\IC
should continue, and one can
feel confident that it will, this and then Santa Claus
young man will earn his due re- pedaled off across the
ward. wastelands, being very
Joe received his pre-college not to catch the fur on
education at Mardela High on lined boots in the
the Eastern shore, where he did chain." Santa on a
everything for that school but Who could have created
lay the cornerstone. "Guinea," unique mode of
as he was known to his buddies, for the jolly old
played several sports, took part The scene is a snowy i
in the student government, stu- situated behind the chapel.
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WESTERN 'MARYLAND COLLEGE, WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND April 5, 1963
Classes Select New Leaders;
IbellJelt!!1H To Direct Seniors.
I n the sophomore elections,
Meredith, chemistry rna-
Federalsburg, Mary-
, won the office of president.
. him at the post of
sec-l vice-uresident is Elizabeth Mc-
Pherson, English major. Rei
the proceedings of the
i Suzanne Jacobs, French
Sandra Callander of
Glen Burnie, Maryland, holds
position of treasurer. Can-
Criss, math major, and Roh-
Basye, sociology major, repthe
class in SGA.
be-