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The Officill . Student Publication of Youngst 
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"So this is Youngstown," says Pete the Penguin, as 
he scans the horiron. "Well, if I'm going to be mascot 
here I may as well look the place over a bit. Where are 
those beautiful - " 
"Ah - here they are, at least one ~f them. 
And a greeting from Rachel Brown is not to be 
sneend at. I'm staying, so help mel" . 
"Oh-o, so one does pa.1' tuition here, gridder or no gridder. This 
Pickard's a tough guy. Oh, well, business managers always are 
tough when it comes to geHing moneyl Maybe I won't stay so long, 
after all. " 
"How did I get in here? I'm not lookin, for sn~p c?urses 
that is - not much, But biology under Dr , Semans IS gO'"9 to be 
tough sleddin '. I'll watch my chance and paddle out when he 
ain 't looking." 
"Now this is more like it. In fact, I like 
this Oh oh there goes my Ripper in 
so~ebociv's ~offee, Oh, well, skip it." 
.. A born leader that's what I am , Well, I'll strut my stu" 
today, for tomorr~w I may be a dead one." 
"This is all Greek to me, but Coach ~eec;j~ 
~-.:i\u.lty lcnows what he's doin' so t supPC?,e h~ 
does now. Anyway, I don'~ h.ve to worry about 
winning the games, I'm the inspiration." 
"Well, guess t'm as goQd ~ the average co"~ge grad. SO 
"I' chisel a diploma Qut of Prexy Howard Jones. 
"I may 10Qk inteUedua' b"t I'm tired. Believe me, 
,oing to cQllege. is I wearyins busine$s. I'll take my 
hQme at Crandall Park Iny day. S'long." 
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Networlc Doings 
. . . were wetched cere 
fully by' (ollege of New 
Rochelle students when 
they visited (BS studios 
to leern the ins end outs 
of broedcesting. They're 
shown wetching Sylvie 
Sidney do e progrem. 
Liquefying Air 
. . . is the money-eeming 
college job of Sheldon 
Frey I for he operet., the 
lergest liquid eir plent 
on eny U. S. cempus 
loceted et Pennsylvenie 
Stete College. 
Collesi. le 0 ' 9"1 Photo by ,",u,tln 
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Mildness 
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f~n"\'ri~ht. 191n. ft. J . It .. o,'nnllls TI''.'U'11)COfnIJln.r. Wlniiton · S"lrm. N. r . 
SLOWER-BURNING 
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In recent lilboratory tests, CAMELS burned 25% slrnuer than the aver-
age of the 15 other of the largest-selling brands tested - slower than 
IIny of them. That means, on the average, a smoking plus equal to 
SLOW BURNING - protects 
natural qualities that mean 
mildness, Ihrillitlg lasle, Ira 
gratlu •.• a cooler smoke ... 
FAST BURNING-ere. 
ates hot lIat taste in 
smoke ... ruins deli· 
cate /Javor, aroma ... 
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Telescopic Tableau 
Two members of the Madi 
son College class in astron 
omy make adjustments on 
their telescope in prepara 
tion for observing the un 
usual phenomenon of five 
planets in line in the west 
ern sky. The sky scientists 
are Carolyn Childress and 
Jean Bell. 
Intern4tiondl 
. . . is the latest rage on the 
Harvard University campus. 
Here we have Tom Healey, 
Crimson baseball captain, get-
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beauty shop,. Int.rnotionol 
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R I ... of the annual May Day at Woman's 
U e r College of the University of North Carolina 
will be Virginia Ambrose, prominent leader in student 
activities and a .home economics maior. 
. to the nth degree were 
the costumes and decorations 
for the University of Iowa's 
beaux art ball. Theme of the 
affair was derived from a 
Experts Train Students at Vassar 
She's a Champion Targeteer 
He.errMary- Tucker-of.. W-est {hester (Pa.) State- Teae"ers ... 
(01lege scores 50 out of 50 bull's eyes when firin, from a 
sundin, position, and hits 49 out of 50 from the prone 
position. 
U?de~ II new instruction plll.n, V 4ISwr (olle,e is brin,in, outstandin, . 
sCientists to the campus to 91ve students the Illtest information on their 
Aelds of study. Here Dr. Florence s..bin, eminent lInatomist demonstrates 
an experiment. ' Acm. 
Engineers Reduce Love to Exact Science 
To ,ullrllntee II fllir test for lIlI re,istrants lit their (ampus Dating 
Burellu, Rhode Islllnd Sute (olle,e en,ineering students have 
worked out II PQ formulll whose flldors lire High VOItll,e and Low 
. Resistllnce, which flldors lire measured electrically by the Affection 
Meter, The PQ resulunt indiclltes " Personlliity Quotient." Hof/o,d 
Here's One Co-ed's Challenge to War 
_ Betty Ann Flad,er, North Texas Sute Teachers Collese freshman, 
wears on II bracelet the identiAclltion tll, used by hedllther in World 
W lIr I. She says one ,lance at her bracelet mllkes wllr talk pretty dull 
listenin9. Columbid Photo 
Setting a New Meet Record 
... Princeton's Ed Burrowes Rashed over the finish line of the 
1,OOO-yard run in 2:13.8 to set a new ICAAAA record for the 
distance. He was followed closely by Joe Zeitler of Manhattan 
.nd Lynn Radcliffe of Syracuse. Inl.,,,,,,ion.1 
Pressing Business 
Eli R. Velasco, Washinston and Jefferson (olle,e student from South America hlls a new wrinkle 
~or ~king the wrinkle ou~ of his clothes. He puts his pants under his pillow ever~ night, and his ties 
In Ius textbooks, and claims the system works well in keepin, his clothes in 900d press. 
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JnDIY EATON, LARRY WAGNER 
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For Once In Your Life 
Lyric by 
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