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Until this caiwe cannot ^ ! r e^"*• Present op*-der the own^>^ent of the s, n S«* Company, 7W^*«**1» direct co,St *' e ••CMKbrnki"«* Commission nTICc^pary has ^ Jfrom certain routes ftjmake a profit, and JhataceSD,itals itItsvenOilldmoretheyhas**•« ««** aotbolcontinue such routes,Unfortunately, tfe^authority in this matertime and will not hi*,!*•» until such time squire the company. \«••• everything in ourbring this suit to triwe can discharge thevoted by the people KInformationally yourvSincerely ywiFraifMayor of yThe KNIGHTThe KNIGHT OWL ismental newspaper of tta £College Journalism Wwbdfunds are used in fe n*fc»is tugintoined thrNjk MfB--*s sod po'td od*ertBajEdttorioh ore Hw Wend do not reflect effes]Diego Evening CoOeoe 'Edttot^^iMregistrationre a**?*•cWftAM enrresponfentt «1Editor. Son D«goOWL1966CAUFORHIAPWUSHERS.Member-onGetsH^ted Swiefjagot **t &Uas duei piego4 Stu-#uti»o gfor theCottegeparente IOOO*?rough** 1eeds **j*ociate«about 1*hank* *?en&.\0i0JO]in JanuarySthe-Vlie'6 £rjf°: Fpie,tber.JO*me frug . . .!TA EnlistsI Volunteersthe idea of giving up a>zy life to live and worklerica's Door have anneal?[qualifications of eighteenover, a high school grad-(th no denendaats fit? If'A is looking for you.licallv. VISTA (Volunteersice to America) holds a retmpaignon junior collegeTrainees enlisted frominaign are schooled at thejrhood House, 1809 Na-Avenue, San Diego. It istat VISTA volunteers learnfight in the "War On Pov-jVISTA volunteers' part inis to offer his skills and|to the poor in cities, smallpn Indian reservations, orfir help is needed.[United States has been di~(into seven regions of serv-Bawaii, Alaska, Washington,and California make upigional West. It is here,-fgional West, that a San Dipinteerserves in this repeworker is given a placein the community heand a small salary. Vol­'s may be married and servesame site. The length ofP for a VISTA volunteer isrear,pent Officerping Date Setpg for the 1967-1968 Asso-Students officers will startjy evening, May 8, at pollingwated by the two cafebothcampuses.fcp for Associated Studentpere made available Mon-^il 17, and the last day toyesterday. Each petitionped 50 signatures of Eve-College AS card holders to| the candidate eligible forOther regulations requiredgtes to obtain grades fromto and to familiarizeKves with election rules.Jbers of the Associated Stuboththe City campus andtesa campus will vote forB$»~ vice-president, secre-|d treasurer positions.Some swivel . . . Some hop . Perhaps that's why they're MixersJ-jsaknUfUt Peafue.By Jean ThomasAn earlier column in Knight People told of the benefitsof bachelors versus married men. If any bachelor tookthe hint and decided to look around for a wife, here are afew suggestions on how to win her heart when you findher.One of the saddest defects in our society is man's lackof knowledge about women, on how to win the woman ofone's choice, how to manage her before and after she hasbeen won, and how to be managed by her. Make no mistakeabout it: to know how to be managed by a woman isjust as much an art as to know how to manage her!It would be foolish to suppose that there is a royalroad to any woman's heart. Considered here are the pureand wholesome love felt by a man for the woman he wantsto marry.What, then, should such a man do in order to makehis appeal to the woman of his choice ? There are basicallyfour things. First, he should appeal to that instinct inher of "sweetheart love." He should be kind and consid*?erate in his every action. He should leave no doubt in hermind that her comfort and happiness mean more to himthan anything else in the world. Secondly, he should awakenin her that type of love which has been the theme ofthousands of poets, "Mother Love." ^A man who loveschildren should not hide this fondness from a womanwhose love he wishes to win.Then comes the third. He should seek out the verybest in nim and try to prove to her satisfaction that he is''different." Lastly, he should be sure to tell her, again andagain, that he loves her. Every woman likes to be told thatshe is loved.Winning the love of an intelligent woman calls for intelligenceand tact, getting along with her calls for evenmore intelligence and tact.All women are alike in one particular respect, the desireto possess her man. Right here is the source of a difficultywhich causes so many men to fly off the handle. Thebest remedy suggested for such difficulties, is for the manto keep his head and to let his wife see at all times that heloves her, and he'll be able to manage her.A factor overlooked by many men is that woman iswarmly (human and wants to be possessed as much as shewants.to possess- For this reason women like a man whohas the courage to assert himself. The intelligent womandoes not wish ,to be denied the privilege of sharing hermate's burdens- Women want leadership, and when theydon't get it they are apt to take advantage and dominateby themselves. Men must understand woman's difficultiesin a man-made world.These suggestions are for your consideration, gentlemen,as men and women should cooperate, not compete,each fulfills the attributes of the other, and that is as itshould be. So, happy hunting, gentlemen.Cats, Viewers See MixegRelaxing College Activitf:si3*olE191Qbsfs.79VQ"A Mixer is a dance, a spectator sport, an entertainmenttreat, a cake, punch, and coffee social, or anythingyou may want to call it," said Mrs. Elizabeth Rasmusseji,commissioner of special events, after the last two MixerSjheld by Evening College recently"Mixers are social functions at for the Mixers, and on occasions? 1which we hope that aU AS membersat Evening College will beable to get an hour or so of relaxationand meet some of theirfellow students," commented AliceL. Lipscomb, student body president.Established ActivitiesDance, social, entertainment, orany other label given to the Mixers,they are established studentbody activities where, during thecourse of the year, students maymeet each other and share someof their experiences in the toughjob of getting a college educationat night. The dances have beenscheduled throughout the year asa means to introduce student bodyofficers, meet sorority and fraternitymembers, to introduce MayQueen candidates, and in general,just to meet people.Popular bands arecontractedOther CollegesCampus ShortsStudents of Citrus College atAzuza have built a large sunkenfire pit in their student quad area.The fire warms up student activitieswhile serving as a focus pointfor the celebrations.tt tt -ctOrange Coast Evening Collegeis host to a forum of 350 peopleonce a week... Each meeting startswith an ungraded quiz on currentevents which is answered throughaudience participation. The quizleads to the topic of the eveningand the subject of the guest lecturer.* * *• Victor Valley College at Victorvillewas presented, with a sailplane,resulting in a club beingformed and flight instruction beingoffered. The student councilraised the money for repairs iothe sailplane, making them tin*'»^**^tBcf!ntcar o\