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Preparedness Is the Motto of University of Wisconsin's crew.
They started workouts soon efter the ice disappeared from Lake
Mendota but fit their rowing experience into Uncle Sam's plans for
offensive warfare. Alternating workouts between regular shells and
a coast guard cutter, the Cardinal crewmen plan to be ready for
whatever is their destiny.

Colby College's Stately Elms typify Ihe New England campus in Spring. However, tI
and thousands of other elm trees are in danger of extermination from the Dutch elm dise
Pres. Franklin Johnson of Colby has been named to a committee which will try to prevent
blight from spreading. Already thousands of trees have been killed off in Connecticut.


New Record
Collegiate vaulters who
have been trying to equal
the altitude records -of
Cornelius Warmerdam,
California school teacher,
winced as he soared over
the bar at 15 feet, 8V2
inches during the recent
Chicago Relays. It's a new
world's record for Warm-
erdam and the 33rd time
he has cleared 15 feet.
Precedent Was Broken
when seniors and juniors
of the University of Notre
Dame combined their an-
nual ball and prom. Loss
of large numbers of up-
perclassmen reduced at-
tendance to the number
each event formerly could
attract. Students felt it
was their last maior social if
event for the duration.

Remember That Man at the blackboard, you football f
It's 64-year-old Andy Kerr, head coach of Colgate's famous
Raiders. Now Andy teaches mathematics to Navy flight prep
tory students. Colgate enrollment shows more embryo avi
than regular college students. Wide

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have had a lot of chicks, but it doesn't compare to the Far
dale (N. Y.) Agricultural and Technical Institute. Though
two student farmerettes have spent most of their lives in th
they thoroughly enjoy the new-found thrills of farm life.