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land, '43, Andrew Caughey, '43, Rob-
ert Templin, '43, Robert Burstein,
'43, Robert Mathews, '43, Ted Sharp,
'43E, and Ed Holmberg, '43.
President Sibley has asked that all
students secure their membership
cards before attempting to cash
checks at the Union desk:
First Union job of the year- is
freshman orientation being handled
by Robert Mathews and transfer ori-
entation under the direction of Rob-
ert Burstein.
The first of the week-end Union
dances with Bill Sawyer's Orchestra
begin Friday and Saturday.
The Union student staff is one of
the first-line campus activities, giv-
ing opportunities for administrative
and executive work. Second-semes-
ter freshmen who are scholastically
eligible may try out for the staff by
reporting to the undergraduate of-
fice.
The senior president and secre-
tary as well as the 11-man junior
board are named each May for the
coming year.
Some of the larger projects spon-
sored by the Union during the past
year were the Ice Carnival, Michilo-

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deon, the five-cent carnival
the successor to Michigras,
Union formal.

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reward may be inclusion in a nation-
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and engineering English department
offices, or they may bring their con-
tributions directly to the Publica-
tions Building, where a drawer is pro-
vided for this purpose,
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Columbia Broadcasting System an-
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Washington, D. C., had been canceled
by the America First Committee.
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