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column "Flashbacks" which dealt with the
history of the University. Bob Harryman, the
writer of "Flashbacks" had gained experience
on both feature writing and re-write work and
his election to the position of News Editor
proved very satisfactory.
Everyone will remember the Batoo as a means
of getting to the student body the best possible
coverage of everyday activities and providing
unbiased reports on items of student interest.
With the election of the new staff, many new
ideas were introduced. A complete "morgue"
was initiated along with a new and stepped-up
method of public relations filing. The' 'morgue"
has been used extensively by all members of the
staff in doing research. The public relations
file holds a record of all back issues and the
number of times a student's name appears in
them. This file has been helpful in providing
information as to just how active anyone
person in particular was during his or her
period of enrollment here at the University.
Everyone will have fond memories of the
Batoo-its purpose, its style, and its lightness.
To the graduates of '49 the Batoo means more
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than just pleasant memories; it means the voice
of the Alma Mater whose name we will cherish
throughout the years. The Batoo is the University,
her past, present, and future.