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Official Publication ot the Associatea Stuaents ol Gonzaya Universitv Gonzagatl Bulletin Collegiate Views on College News VOL. XXX SPOKANE. WASHINGTON. DECEMBER 21. 1945 NO. liij ii -fc- s; i - •ptiou, 50o per Seiii. .. .. ivi ,ni, xijij. r liitorui! ajul CiriuUition, Uroaduay 0110 in tho I«iH rest i.f the As-iociuKd StiKlciil ' (Joaziisa I iii%cri it ' •.-llll - CS Oi i till ■ a inail ci ol malti r Consro lolini ■i. tif arc h :l, I ' J , ' 1, at Spokane, ■! ' . Kslal li h«a .I,t..l nicu ii! ' . uciriu 1 .i- il (. : KUl:: l...,i . ; i.icvs MaiitiijiT .|(Tr O ' lirifn I ' liil . n(lt»rson l?i.l Kioske •i ' ' ;.-.,a. 1 . i ra: Ii 1.. K»y Votto all Vrllsl Iix Vdaiiis ihiiiii is(s .iii •Jii .1 Cn lilmi iiii(Il, Kiih .J(ir a arr ieUofk.- Ito M liny cila-- •laiU Ocaii v ,.ri; li - s att . liaili-s Urovvii, Alleii McKiiniuey, Al K.I y. Itichard Kiiiiis r.ul. tiou Aiaiui ;; ' • ' Paul laish ih ••■-( Mail. IK ' ■ .John Siiiilh , isl; .i! . ulvcr. M 41 ' I ' aul Hnylo KIlU. Vl! vixT All-. ■! hti I.t-ary, S.-I. When the first peacetime Gonzaga Bulletin went to press last fall, it was put together by an entire new staff of nine freshmen. Every member of the paper was gone when the November semester began. Most were Navy V-12 students who had been sent for ad- vanced training elsewhere; the rest of the previous staff, had either graduated or gone into the service. Jerry O ' Brien was appointed editor and Phil Anderson served as news editor. The Bulletin ' s unique green issue, published at the Christmas season, was written as a Palestine Daily the day after the Nativity. Complete with Vital Statistics which included To Joseph and Mary, Nazareth, a son Jesus, 6 pounds , the issue was widely acclaimed throughout the nation. A Kansas professor called it the cleverest bit of collegiate news- paper work I ' ve ever seen. A Wenatchee school teacher used il as a text for his high school journalism class. The staff was unable to fill all the requests it received for additional copies. Mr. John Leary S.J. was the Bulletin moderator and thanks to his foresight, patience and coaching, the paper became, in the opinion of a California educator, one of the most outstanding collegiate newspapers on the Pacific Coast.