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n.- l and -.e .. eh ' s an- .- s - $5 'W-- '- gt i e e 6 Dedicated to keeping its members weH-mtormed, thetnstnue o? E!ectrtcc' . ' l I and Electronics Engineers serves as the CommUHICOMOH lmk betweeh W: students and the developments m the engmeermg held. This 9001 s ochtevec by the club's broad program encompassmg guest speakers, PQms om rein trips. They also porttcipote tn regtoncxl actwmes ot the nottono! PEEE The desire to give the undergraduate an opportunity to develop a close associatton with his chosen Field is the main goal of the Industrial Engineering Club. To accomplish this task, speakers were invited to lecture to the club, and trips, to such Hrms as Lever Brothers and Bethlehem Steel, were given. An annual picnic and dinner dance completed this club; social activity. 'oq-u..4-.-O 0-..-e-T- m? 3' 1-3;:ng a- - -- - g-.. ' industrial engineering club .A- s - e .2. 5;, '4
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liberal club Newly formed this year, the Liberal Club has been one of the most active groups on campus. The primary activity was a pre-election Johnson campaign which was very eftective in rallying support. Mark Lone, the attorney for Lee Harvey Oswald, was a guest of the club and presented his evidence before a vast student audience. Along with the Folk Singing Club, this group was active in gathering books to be sent to Mississippi. Two publications of the Conservative Club, 'iFrom the Right, 0 weekly column in the BULLETIN, and The Liberty Bell, a iournol of conservative opinion, further the main object of the clubethe study and promotion of political and social conservatism. The club also sponsors debates and guest speakers on the issues of the day. conservative clu b . J . ti :m 93' w! I I AV$ .M i I II III t-r i 'I.'Ih. ' i? I t ; dull
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mechanical engineers The Mechanical Engineering Club is maintained for the advancement and dissemination of knowledge of the theory and practices of mechanical engineering. This is accom- plished by ocquainting the club members with the personnel and activities of the American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers. The club also sponsors field trips, guest speakers, and Films in this endeavor. math club The Math Club extends interest and activity in mathematics beyond the classroom. This goal is accomplished with the presentation of guest speakers on the various related topics of mathematics. The eventual aim of the club is to publish a journal on the undergraduate level. 59
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