Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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Phi Lambda lr. . 'Q G , ., . i r ' ia-...asf ff' 'V 1- . V ,L-wg ff 2, , . 'ak ' Z, The Philos have had an exciTing and acTive year. STarTing a new TradiTion dur- , .:,'1 ' 14 1h1 ing The summer wiTh a WaTer Carnival climaxed by The specially arranged Philo Eclipse, The year was OTT To a liquid sTarT. ConTinuing The annual STreeT Dance in , , ' The Tall, The Philos also iniTiaTed Friday pl aTTernoon TGlF's Tor Those requiring a 1 I L brealc aTTer a long weelc, The winTer quarTer was enlivened by TwenTy-seven healThy in- genious pledges. The Philo Choir conTinued A. V., To enTerTain aT campus TuncTions and area 'Tw-in' concerTs. WiTh an acTive membership, The W . Philos are looking Torward To anoTher Tull Elf E, O gf -stir' Idon'+ wanT 'ro guard The sign. They didn'+ menfion 'singing' when we pledged. Dave Shaub and The familiar Phio sign. The Philo Choir sings Tor The Fund Drive. Firs+ row: J. Berkaw, C. Bikfalvy, C. Fisher, G. Tv1arTin, M. Moore, D. STe-phans. Second row: J. Johnson, J. PieTer. R. FosTer, L. Coleman, H. ChrisTensen, E. Tornge, B. BenTon, 45. NorThrup. Third row: Bill Lynch, J. Daniels, B. Shearer, I.. BarreTT, D. Solomon. Fourfh row: A. OGawa, J. Cowan. F. Russo. A. Durliee. S O R ' if . IME PLL HSM! MK -4 .1 1 5 IA.

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H85 Years oT Service To The STudenT reads The lndex's masThead moTTo, a reminder ThaT The campus newspaper is one oT iTs oldesT esTablished insTiTuTions. YeT The lndex is new Too-only wiThin The lasT Ten years has iT become an ediTorially Tree paper whose inde- pendence is noT only respecTed buT defended by The Kalamazoo College adminisTraTion even when The Two disagree. During The lasT year The lndex has noT.sTood on TradiTion. ITS ediTors have innovaTed by including news sTories on conTroversial evenTs once ignored, and soughT To sTimulaTe discussion by ediTorial- izing on campus issues. An eTTorT has been made To provide Through The leTTers To The ediTor column, a Torum Tor any sTudenT wiTh informed views To air. AcTiviTies of The sTudenT governmenT have claimed a place of new imporTance. The Index has aTTempTed To change, and will conTinue To change. To meeT The changing demands of a growing sTudenT body. Q 1 .ww ff 7: , sf :V ew ' ' 'T 5 'a z' Q And if you don'T wanT To read