risbie-Sailing Eckstein 'Playfully' Makes His Mark
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By DONNA HANSON
Daily Personnel Director
eads up," he'd warn, as a
to-red Frisbe whizzed over
eads of hard-working report-
.n The Daily's city room.
e Frisbie would sail serenely,
ed straight for the top-notch'.
e night editor, and only to
off, at the last available
id, to avoid a direct hit. The
editor, caught unawares,'
i look up and say, "who the
." And there would stand
ulprit, smiling guiltily-peter
ein. Daily editor
e night editor should have
n that only Pete could have
led the Frislie so adroitly.
of course Frisbie-playing isn't
s only accomplishment as
editor, though he takes
i pride in it.
Turns to Culture
- n working on this news-
r the first week after his
man orientation and didn't
until about a month ago,
. he was selected by the
nal Students Association
) to tour Russia on their
ral exchange program.
w, as editor, Pete has diplo-
m tically directed policies, calmed
enraged, mis-quoted professors
and defied Roberts' Rules of Order
at Student Government Council
meetings.
But Pete's sense of humor has
made him infamous-and feared.
One should never accept candy
from Peter without some suspicion
of trickery involved, or sit down in
a chair without first examining the
seat. Yet, when a practical joke is
played on him, Pete takes it well,
but not without planning some
dire comeback.
Whiskers Defy Rules
Pete is an individualist fro. the
word "go." Some call it obstinancy,
but Pete prefers "individuality."
As a sophomore, he defi- 4'c1rm
rules by refusing to shave for the
two week exam period, much to
the chagrin of both dorm officials
and Daily fellow workers.
As a result, he wasn't allowed to
eat in the dining rooms and his
colleagues pretended not to know
him.
Pete has also successfully avoid-
ed wearing typical male collegiate
attire-that is until recently, when
he became engaged to a well-
PETER ECKSTEIN
... individualist
known Pi Phi. Now, he has even
been forced to wear three button
suits.
,. Wins Approval
A dyed-in-the-wool Democrat,
Pete wrote an editorial last year
before the national elections, an-
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