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r .-nfoca tes in a - cam e A ettoasday

a,c* after a Son Francisco newspaper ,

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H. L. King Assists Provost

H erm an L . Ktujf has been ap pointed asalstsint provo«t, effifo tlv e Monday.

Ktng, a p r o f e s s o r of on tom ology nn d asslsro n t dean of the C o lleg e of N atural S e ien ee , hfis been a m em ber of the MSU staff s in c e 1945.

He has been instrum ental ni the building of the Biology R e­se a rc h C en ter and the develop ment of the C o lleg e of N atural S c ie n c e , the d ep artm ent of b i o ­physics, and Interdep artm ental programs In biology.

He rece iv ed h is 6 .S , d eg ree In 1939 at MSU and the M .S. and P h .D . d eg re e s at Pennsylvania S tare I in lverstfy in 1941 and 19412.

Campaigning On Campus Commences

Political aspirants begin the two week cam paign today lor p o sts on All University Student G overn m ent.

C am paigning reg u latio n s have been tightened th is y e a r tn view of se v e ra l Incid ents that happened in la s t sp ring’ s cam paign.

E le c tio n s C o m m iss io n e r . Jim, , sis at » t . jv , ai.v. yteanesaay are on sat e qt ina

Xhf,Fryjr Prtgts recentap5Jtw.fr# Mmon desk. They have dp- ances at four universities broke p»ored on cam puses in every all attendance records. «tote of the Union.

Their popularity was e s ta b ­lished with such hits as ” 26 -

'S F L F a . • S M Tickets Available T . f f S T - SP o o l C o n t e s t For Poznan Choir

/ypiy in 1961 by two college-centered Tickets are a v a 11 a b t e at the °fffokally announc' u r v •— ■ _ - — when petitioning c lo s e s . B illin g s

and “ Campus En- 5 p.m. Thu- aday and Friday f o r sa^ ™e wo“ '^ to see more the Poznan Choir of Poland, which P«ople run or congress.

Adding t6 the Preps' success will present a concert at 8 :15 to- New requirements or h-i.kit. , r -uai pool have been over 30 television ap- night in the Aud; and the Detroit dates inclu a u ® s ®* l("

annual poo! ^ ^ ^ ^ Sumphony O rc h e s tra , which will « * « 7 «tvdidate must ahere to. , c closely, Itemizing all campaign

ey would see if shows. p re se n t a concert at 3 p.m. Sun- ® . ..e professor to Their c o l l e g e appearances day in the Aud.•ourse in bank- have taken them to ev ery s ta te L a s t te r m 's a c tiv ity books a re

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Four Preps On CampusWednesday

%/The Four, P r e p s , who stareed

a s a Hollywood High Sch ool sing­ing group tn 1955 and gained 'a m e In *58 as a m agazine poll s " M o s t P r o m i s i n g S i n g i n g §| G roup ,” w ill appear h e re Wed nesday.

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Buildings May AidStudents

By ERIC FILSON State Newt Staff Writer

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T h e seven-p oint plan w as tie - signed to .stretch the U n iv e rs ity 's fin an ces to get the g re a te s t edu­ca tio n a l value fo r 'e v e r y dol lar sp en t. Hie plan c a lle d fo r g r e a te ruse of new l earni ng d ev ice s—- in-

;t -and flo o r sp ace , said Smith,

noti,e r HO units ed by fan te rm

-\ 41 unit building jtru c te d at the coi iett and A lbert ar ju ild ing w ill be bi

T h e ap artm en ts a fo r students and wil le a s t 900 to 1,000

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T ic k e ts go on s a le today at th**Union desk. .They will be sold THE FOUR P R E P S —T ick etson a f ir s t -c o m e f ir s t - s e r v e d b a - for their oppeoronce heres is at $1.50. $2.00, and $ 2 .5 0 . Wedrvesdby ore on s a l * at the S#M ^ in,proVed Sf

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w ill be two bedroom ap artm en ts Intended fo r e ith e r four men o r

Prof lees

Miedale C o lleg e here albums. "T h e Four Preps On Union tick e t o ff ic e , fro m 8 to baffled 1 uesday Campus,

HILLSDALE .tudents at Hill ie.*e com pletémen Charles Campbell 38, head core, d th# school* s economics d#p#rt nent won i<

mMuden expenses. Budget limitations are

$100.00 for AUSG president,

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w ill have

bath designed fo r two o r th re e stud ents to u se at the sam e tim e . T h ere w ill be individual beds fo r each srudent, Sm ith vatd.

“ E ach ap artm ent is , om pletely furnished with Danish M odern F u rn itu r e ," he sa id , “ and each ap artm en t has W sun d e c k ."

Leasing and rental agent fo r the new buildings i s the Edward G. Hacker Co. According to Glen Han ts of- Hacker Realty, leases fo r the apartments are avail­ab le at the present tim e. Each le a s e is for at least one year, he said. Further information is available by calling IV 2-1009 o r IV 3 -2 2 6 1 .

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Adrian said tb it the possible T h elm a Porter, one of tiyt lo s s of both Edinger and L a leg e of Home E< great deal P a ism o b a ra would lea v e the de- "They are t ng faculty partm ent without Its section on s c e n e s people o: iv Project comparative Furopean govern- nologlca! devcl" necessat - ment. ’ Not only do

L'/S:: vT'v* '< i:; d ik in g 'ay the rumors LsPslom bars r a i l e d the al- e c o n o m i s t s tent do have a leged faculty unrest over the utility companie

EDP "an obvious fa c t." . agencies, retail • e s 1 over the "Much of the unrest would and the co*per.n e forefront at have been unnecessary if the program, she sa

iter term when project had been introduced in "T h e largest nernard Duffey, a professor of ■ different manner,” he said, graduates go i E n g l i s h here for 15 years, " I f the faculty had been con- announced his decision to leave suited from the beginning, the the University and said it was attitude might be quite different

nh the Junior and sen io r high hom e e co n o m ists in so c ia l we •vels,” fa re w ork. Dean P o r te r salV arious ch ild c a r e c e n te rs of- Home e co n o m ist* a s s is t incou

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Others included were 11 co l­lege and university presidents and a former state governor.

They were chosen from the 35,000 member honorary on the basis of "distinguished contri­butions tn t h e i r professional ca re e rs .”

Hance is the author of four books and has edited another. He has contributed articles to the Encyclopedia Brittanies, has served as president of th“ Speech Association of America in I960, and has served as executive sec­retary of the Interstate Oratori­cal Association.

About 1,000 student and faculty members from F’ i Kappa Delta's 700 chapters attended the meet­ing at Southern Illinois Urtiver-

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