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This year IRC collected Christmas toys for orphans in the Mekong Delta, put on a mixer, joined with IRC at Ky. fundamental principles of sound in- vestment in the stock market. To join requires $25 initially and $5 a month. Members research and | Southern and the IRC Cherry Stomp- evaluate companies for actual in- | a ers played intramural basketball. vestment. cree eet INVESTMENT CLUB MARKETING CLUB Membership increased 100%. The A very good year; Remember .. . primary purpose is education in the Club’ president Ray Schuhmann. 77
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ACCOUNTING BIOLOGY Despite the hardships en- countered by the students in the life-scientists’ class and lab, the young neo-biologists have endured another faculty football mishap, another fer- party, proud Teilhard de mentative Christmas another Chardin another spring (wet) outing presentation, and at Dumpy’s. The young at heart in this club have proven once again that the Biol- ogy Department not only gives them the much needed discipline in their The clubs and organizations includ- ed in this section are those who sub- mitted copy and pictures. The remain- ing clubs are listed at the end of the section. field of but also that unique endeavor, bond of friendship among both faculty and students. THE CONCORD GLEE CLUB INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB With a twofold purpose to educate students in international affairs and to build international good will, IRC sponsored lectures, films, UN Week, and attended Luna.
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Breakfast at Masterson’s. A stu- dent directory with what we need: 1,000 girls’ phone numbers. A picnic for 300 west end kids. AMA’s con- ference in Louisville. Nickel hot dog mixer with chips. A food survey in local markets. Second prize Home- coming ‘‘sunk.’”’ Chicago AMA Intro Conference Celebrating the year’s end! MATH CLUB Three years and two months ago the Math Club brought forth a new ideal conceived in education and ded- icated to the pursuit of mathematics. We meet not to decide whether this school or that school is better but rather to allow each student an op- portunity to test his skill, his knowl- edge, his courage against time-hon- ored challenges. | We are proud to rekindle this en- deavor of knowledge by the fire of | intellectual combat. | It is Our purpose, and indeed our | privilege, to see that this Math Club competition of students, by students, and for students shall not perish. PHILOSOPHY CLUB Ivory towers belong to the spirit of other ages. Today’s philosophers prefer to live in the house of man. |
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