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MICHIGAN STATE COM.EGK.TAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. Tl'ESDAV. FKBRIAMY 2S, lflflO

Record Vote Expected In Today's Final ElectionJoe Sanders la Play far Senior Ball ™.rof ?"""? *?! !;l'""ser . n „ . * •' Union, (,01111011 tillicials

t«W'»lii I nion Saturday Ymi, who are not willmy to vote, are allowing a small

* minority to elect y<ur Student council members andainlers. the "Oh I,.-r Ham!. 1", w i'« bring hi- .*,•* Iw-t•,,;1 4 kih officers. After elections the great number of stu-ligan Stab t-liege v b. •, h. pi.. . < j,.| if-, Senior ball ub" ,;i : not \ ■'«. will "beef" about the officers* quail->nu temple, Friday, Mar f. I". Vvas announced to tien; hour after houi will be spent on haggling about par-SpaiiiokM ihlicit m ■ night , flowing ttolltj and inefficiency of the elected head*. be Yflfrfr of TwoG .i • A itiinnri pnr.ii' \ ' -. 11.L .-ii. when stndrnN will not Talk* lonijilil

.George K.,il tiii;

Lecture On^" Politics Sample rmal Ballot

V orlil Affair* to

Today's

! Campusloirlv Irror

- in addition ,;tk.- two minutes to

plav- terms Will flagrantK,i e\eral v . :f """ Win II..fa male .piart-t "ff today ami voting'rand t.p.-,a « he. Of what im> i» a

igh. r . .III' all-.!:, liar.

but for the next tW

ing" ahout theing "two minute »l'l"

(lent led\ People, church at

nl. 'pendent Veters l.<scions of their pmwill he able t«. s.,.

^ on who arc obta

(,on\o Siisns 1 ',rv 1' I'lifwr ill lonimI wo to I alk

Mr. Rm Street. Mr.I loreiiee Itohlli II It

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Mortar HoardPlans IVle

Flu DeclineNoted

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Pail Sigma SetFor Initiation

SW I. lo FeleNew Heads Music 4.roups

Set Programs

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'I,...... n< 4f)d I'hynu itls Honored Hern OrtuinalrtIl Ham/net Extension Inurse

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dill Hit,AN MAIL Tuesday, Febtuaty 28, ip.y.

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^W*^X™See.Vie,csCAMPUS CARTOONS

LOOTED from the

tiriiw dropped last year in the med drum majorettes in. . . •• « .» . srhrirtl publications was labeled -c

Dropping a slight hint that per- ' .' . Lvnioitatl.m' in *>rc.id..hat., the prof- are not doinii then Modem Knrn Owners of th(, UnivVrsi:uo'h Well at Rueknell uni- The good old hayloft bnrn danee jn speeeh 'o. ,vor-ity, the llucknelllnn, official uiil take a modern ttmte when the , ^ ,hjs m(in,|, Hi furschool paper, issued a gripe the. University of Kansas indent- ,h„ th, eollegef atteon teweek in then editorial column, turn out to the shindig in their mlbMc|,v bv formlna n™They stated that -indent- who re- fvoi. Aionif with the old faithful {inp _|„n. nn(t g. ,,... ,

A - and B > in their daily »po,, Ones the Wen.v!, the high fh ' r,,fr«or, nirro.work received C- and D's in their'society dance. "The Lambeth d (tudrn, .,semester mark.-.. Maybe the edi- Walk," will be featured. interested in sex and •<

uple of subject Wv. Wy. Mr. I'reniilenl Wondt «"Snappy photographs of shapoly ball.

TheReadersSpeakHeinle r lfei|ile-l- l.niiriirt tril ir-W a lit lal-l \M• hi Part «f Tt-neht-r- Slill Ihi >nl Invt.tI hiring Fill F.pilll-rnie >|iiirl:in PiM-tr\ PolioA recent editorial urged that Ediu.i State New

EXCHAN<;i;By JERRY DEWAR

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iMICI I It iA\ STATE ('.OI.LEt • I(Omn VI. ENROLLMENT Is Villi

Tilt' Ke> to \n> (lollrgr i* if* N«'M*|»ii|m iI ■ Ha-' l ei'i- it '-'. 11it'll ;tiid .wonu-n tu11 l"i thf M.i

iiran State New I'm J'ich . tin.u.> ami ita'. t.uu • a«-all phase- ttf campu- acti\it;. Tlu-u V»l I tiniriit ait facuHj control a five-million dollar market. 'I •know that thf Miciiit-ai Statu New cat. I" r< i»d •

i:. it ■ IjoiH-s-t. pain-tak iiiv new- gathering. <l inI •nil consult-! at mm: worth of reading ami belie!.

Ti.i.t i > tia Mi- hieat Statu Now ■ uni-i •

you the wealth of this thriving, ever*growing mat t

Do > on \\ ant ^ our Sliarr?Then JaUt notie. ; the Mich^ai Statt New a i

per cent circulation. Everyone of these 5,5ll studta |Ktiti -uii-i-< Mu.t; \to:,t|. i ia.it iiuurt -

t iiants of Un-ii y ami l.a t Un. -ii.> advert!.. e n. .

ently in tin

licltitjan 6tatc Xcu»*Today. tin Statu News has doubled it- circuiut

since liMd.

Secure that added business b> advertising in tinMichigan State News today.

The Michigan Stale News

i ue>«iay. Februar> m, lyyj .nu.TuoAK STATE NEvVS x-'tft TKEB*

East Lansing Man's Relatives Killed In Crossing Accident1'"hmtlv'64' i'lZZui! l^ll^a^ceitienl *4!Tn!"."e!nl'.'lkJun'wr Show <^'»'ral Third Jiradcix Arc Nuptial YSunday

Is Revealed tlZZ'.''""" To be Held Build^ of Model HomoMr. and Mr». AbelHurled From Far:Son Piiineil in reek

\i •" '• 'Mr. mill Mrs. Meorio- Mattan , lilnw,i • <-'v f, W m. . Ea^t Landing announced skiing t-n i-- »•'Mt«. *tmi-n. ihe engagement of their £nd Kxi>iot•., 7 ,!, / .. 1 ' -laughter. Elizabeth Mac. t » - lir t-, "n t

.hihn Henry Dudlev, <»n of Mr ghi»> n. < .

(itf _ g i • M nd Mi H. • • fttti istu •'»iris to Ci\ c ,

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Are SpokenFeaturing m u s i. from c>omul the world. the Junior -/ ,ll<aiinee Musirale will presen* Im

i"! her in a series of- hi- rrpif

'illhI\ programs this afte- " :,T!Id live-year old daughtc

a Fridaycritically injured about •••■, /Sundav afternoon when •• • !.•!.•

th. rp'fvlnc tii

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To he llelil

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UNIVERSITY Meet FlintFLASHES

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TOSH. Ill III

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Nnl Iini carl\ In plan >our spring term parly

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MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Tucmlay, February 2S. m<\

Boxers Gird for West Virginia After Bowing to SyracuseScoop Soys:

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Rossi BeatonVia KO tn2nd Round

I ll)>lll|>-<HI. I III llll.ItriiiilHooil Sciirc

I'oinl- for Sliilr

They'll Score in Middle Distance Runs flu RiddledTrackSquadM liiiqu'd by Hilltoppers

Has* ••• defeating Oh<-rlkn "—

li •• this uri-k brraiiM* of <-\.utis "

ver lo I loniRhl

i ;illt'r ualchini;

SI-HIOI'S IN II i;v

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t rots to ('.loseItego!or CardTo n in lit

r»ht> I* t<> < .1 plain tioh Mill-aliii has brrn out with the flu of■rs from l«-11 to right are Ooii M.»«

Lost Yearlings irrirc Tardv *i»irnm \w IramIhilin Timrlo Suit Mii-I

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Spartans

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Swim Preps

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"»KKVno>K*L Billiards

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CORAL GABLESTON Ml HT

PAL NIGHT "NOW I'l UIM,

THE RAKKK TWINSand THeir I l!*n« e Band

Oaming NtghtM U^rpi Monday and Thursday

SPECIAL (.all Kate To Coral Cabin

Pins Ed EorilillTo Hold Meet

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