Sale of 'Kisties' Begins Wednesday
•‘Kisties" the unrevealcd edible
object that is this year's choice of
Phi Theta Upsilon, junior women's
service honorary, to sell in their
annual attempt to raise money for
scholarships for junior women, will
go on sale Wednesday and Thurs
day.
The identity of "Kisties" will be
made known Wednesday morning
when they first go on sale at 10
cents. Booms will ue sin up m vu.
ious locations on campus and will
be concentrated around the voting
polls to enable voters to buy them.
"The color of chartreuse, fuchsia,
and a black background will make
the booths easily recognizable,”
Jean Kappel, booths chairman,
^ stated.
There will be a meeting of all
Phi Theta sales chairmen at 4 p.m.
today in the SU.
Reading Tests Offered
Reading teats in foreign langu
age required for advanced degrees
will be administered during the
week of May 7 through 11.
Since this is the only time that
such tests will be scheduled dur
ing the spring term, graduate stu
dents and their advlners are re
quested to call the Department of
Foreign Languages (Ext. 506) be
fore noon Friday, in order that
t theii test may be scheduled at a
I convenient hour.
Ex-faculty Member Subject of Book
Willard E. Goslln, nationally
known educator who .aught at the
University of Oregon during the
summer of 194H, la the subject of
h book “This Happened in Pasa
dena" by David Hulburd, published
this week by The Macmillan Com
pany.
"This Happened In Pasadena" is
an account of events dating from
early 1948, when Willard Coslin
wan Invited by Pasadena's Board
of Education to become superin
tendent of Its public schools, until
the time, two and a huif years later,
when that same boast! requested
his resignation.
The book Illustrates how a local
crisis In public education can be
used by outside forces to further
dangerous ends. _
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VOTING POLLS WILL BE OPEN NEAR THESE
LOCATIONS
♦ Library ♦Co-op ♦ Student Union ♦FentonHall
♦ The Quad
USA CANDIDATES
Merv Hampton, ASUO Pres.
Cece Daniel, Sr. Cass Pres.
Don Pailette, Jr. Class Pres.
Judy McLoughlin, Soph. Class Pres.
Jack Smith, Senior Rep.
Don Collin, Junior Rep.
A1 Karr, Soph. Rep.
NON-PARTISAN
Herb Cook, Jr. Class
Pres.
Ben Schmidt, Soph
Class Pres.
SENATE AT LARGE
AGS CANDIDATES
Bill Carey, ASUO Pres.
Dave Rodway, Sr. Class Pres.
Mike Lally, Jr. Class Pres.
Bob Brittain, Soph. Class Pres.
Jeanne Hoffman, Senior Rep.
Jane Simpson, Junior Rep.
Rosamond Fraser, Soph. Rep.
Helen Jackson
Phil Johnson
Maggie Powne
Jackie Pritzen
Virginia Wright
Marge Elliott
Arlo Giles
Joan Abel
Mary Alice Baker
Tom Barry
Jack Beyers
Wayne Carothers
Bill Frye
Jody Greer
S hirley Hillard
Jackie Wilkes
Tom Wrightson
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