THE GOLD BUG - Hoover Library

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To Twenty Talented (ollege Students
Open Letter
ing, the
problem
casing on this campus of
.Twenty colle.ge st?dents will ~ons for choosing your dream Entries must be no larger dent writing. Due to finances,
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manent job with Mllc. Ten 10. Design and write an in- Include a separate publications in order to eneour- ~~rr,~m~ chances out
will win Honorable Mentions of formative booklet which a lIR- name,
$25 and consideration for jobs. tional advertiser might diatrib- year,
:~~li~~!~a~~tr~~.l be paid for ut~l~oCc~~~~~e~!~d~~~ion item t::~' job
college,
and .
creative writing. These 1 IS "fh ~~c,~burn.
will be issued as rna. ?ne on h a III
a~to cha~~~ ~~h~;e ~:SSt~f
The twenty-fifth ann u a I and select ten unusual fabrics college
group of Guest Editors 'will to give the item ten different addresses of town
travel to New York in June to identities. newspapers.
work with the regular staff in 12. Write a. critique of either All entries will be judged
editing the August, 1963, issue. ~he July, 1961, or July, 1962, the Mue. editors on the basis
The competition consists of Issues of Mlle. dear thinking,
three steps. The first assign- 13. Write a travel feature special talents.
ment is due November 30, 1962; describing a five-day trip. of .the College
the second, completed only if 14. Plan and write copy for tion' judges will be final.
tbe first selection is accepted, a series of twelve one-page ad- If requested, any entry,
is due February lEi, 1963; the vertisements. companied by a stamped
third, submitted after accept- 15. Redesign the layouts of self-addressed envelope, will
ance of step two, is due April five pages from the editorial returned,
I, 1963. sections of any 1962 issues of Send ali entries to:
If interested, select from the lIflle. College Board Competition
following list the topic that 16. Prepare a booklet ex- Mademoiselle
best exhibits your abilties and plaining how to work with a 420 Lexington Avenue
submit for assignment one: College Board. New York 17, New York
1. The major concern of to- 17. Hlustrate any story or ===,.",;:";";";",.::,:,;::"",,,!,==,,;,,,;;;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;,,,;:::::;=
~!t~oJo~~e~~lv7~;~~ and their ~:;i~~e ~~~~is:e:dr.in Mlle. dur- - Sick, Sick, Sick ;-
2. Plan and design a 40- 18. Write a review of a cur- by Dorothy Beck
pound travel wardrobe. rent movie, When 8'!mny days allured us,
3. Plan a store promotion to 19. Describe in detail an And we doffed our coats in glee,
sell a 40·pound wardrobe to a ideal party you have given or Our sneezinu 800m a8sured us,
college student. would like to give. Infirm we soon would be.
4. Analyze you r college 20. Plan a fashion feature of lVe trekked. to Mrs. Stoner
newspaper. ten fashions that are important And joined the endless Iine;
5, Report on an exciting at your school. To corzeee our pil/.8' and -nasedrope
planned event. Eligibility is determined by And gargle glasses of britw.
per~~n~fi~sean: gi~ent;:~o~~?- th~. f;~~\V:!t f;:t~r~~oman UIi- f~~=soo~;~~n;~:rlOU~:erted;
sons for wanting to meet hi~ dergraduate of an accredited The rest all had kL'Y'yngitis,
or ~~rEXPlain the differences CO~~g;o~r~~~io~o~o~:g;~aduat. And geT11UJflew about in the crowd.
between 1962 college s,tudents ing before May, 1963. , But lest thi$ story be somber,
and those of past years. 3. You must be able to work Hopeful lines I can pen:
8. D~scribe and give rea- in New York by June, 1963. ~~!.n~~~~/:!U~ :ce;~~~in.
Remember the picture above? [t flashed across your
television screen on. a h?t. night/ last Ju[y., Perhaps
you remember that It originated from France. And
that it reached the U. S. via Telstar, the world's first
private enterprise communications satellite.
Since that summer night, the Bell System's Telstar
has relayed electronic signals of many types-tele·
vision broadcasts, telephone calls, news photographs,
and others.
But there's one Telstar reffection' you might have
missed. look into the faces of the Bell System people
below and you'll see it. It is the reflection of Telstar's
Reflections of Telstar
success that glowed brightly on the faces of all who
shared in the project.
Their engineering, administrative and operations
skills created Telstar and are bringing its benefits
down out of the clouds to your living room.
These Bell System people, through their talented/
dedicated efforts, make your phone service still better,
more economical, and more useful.
The reflections of Telstar are many.
® Bell Telephone Companies
NOW THREE WAYS
TO SHOP
The Gold Bug, Oct. 12, 1962 3
by Carolyn Conkli'ttf/
My roommate calls her Hagmar-a
name of' questionable
connotation derived from her
fervent and intense desire to
prevent us, her fellow house
dwellers, from appearing be-her
in official capacity.
steadfastly maintains her
S'?,',nt'l positk m, against pretty eonthat
hair-
Girls' Sports news comes this will be October 16 at 5 :15 pm
from the WAA and the in Memorial Hall 307. Mem-
Alexan- bership is open to all women
Women's students, and it is hoped that
, 'an· more girls will participate this
meeting year than in the past. Physi·
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Visit the
est in the organization.
AVENUE
Girls hockey manager, Shar.
on Fischer, is "optimistic"
about the coming season and
BARBERSHOP hopes that women Iltudents will
be eager to participate in the
~=======::;intramural program. Attend.
r a:nce at four practices, which
are held every day on the
hockey field at 4:30, are neces-
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