Long Island University at Brooklyn - Sound Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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SEAWANHAK College newspaper editors are willing and ready to speak the last word on education, econom- ics, world diplomacy, ethics, and moral standards of their fellow men, football, baseball, and bas- ketball, the doings of the President, Fascism, Nazism, Communism, Socialism, the C10, the AFL, liberties, privileges, women, and. any- thing else that may call for expert knowledge in the course of an issue. They can make an issue out of anything, and once having stated an opinion, they will defend it to the last ditch. College editors never admit they are wrong. THEY NEVER ARE. And Seawanhaka editors Irv Feigelman Chi Amie Hana are no exception. Their yes-men include an editorial board whose members are Sherley Abrams, Ethel Shohet, MODDZ Friedman, and Andy Borno, Business Man- ager, and. a flock of guys named Toe for staff members. Oh yes, Hal Fuchs, Bob Kalb, Bernie Bob, and Dave PVewy sowwy' Buxe baum. Seawanhaka, in answer to the students, cry- ing need, appears once each week, whenever they can find publication money and enough words to fill four pages. . 41 11W vs y J FLYWJ'JZ . yiiw'ilb LH'P J9- REVIEW Review is the aesthetic member of Long Island University's journalism trio. That is, it is a mixture of serious reading matter, trivia, poetry, and music. Pauline Auglera heads a cast which includes Shirley Golden, Robert Deaves, Geraldo Guirty, Yetta Hopchik, Marie Fogus, and Arnold Goulding. The format of the monthly has been some- what Changed this year. The magazine was divided into departments such as HHeavy Reading , HLight Readingn, etc. The material is the work of staff members and under- graduate contributors. Review was also the tield of battle for Drs. Wendel and Keen, who held a hot and heavy debate in writing over the space of several issues P W WP V; ' . f 'l .u' MPM W P P I :3 v P WPM W w t . X- . m-.. ,. wt . u... - I ,, h M'...'frw:7i 51:5 f:- 7333P hi TIL- METKFng-Mnuu. P . ;J:g.:::r.'u. 2w nab

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Retahons Club pru- gh Which stu- etgh chairs and I express their ideas 7 t ,t This past year med ttctty at the Model the ct hetd at Lehigh Um- two detegates to the Um- Qt Georgetown . N. Borne, pres- ormtck, vtce-pres- retdry. tRC Co versity. O idem, Catherine t, and Btdhche thcers are MCC tdeh Emhome sec ttttt h r. F ff;f':i!,; ' 'J' V- Thief: 3' fi herds otters a varied ts interested ercte Ftattew . pee studen I I at activities and plays given in ding this year was tack Chatk'm, Crihcers: Yetta Hope Susan Gthbertt, Rostyn Berg, i!?3igi?ff$; recital by noted pidhtst. chit: president, Vtceeprestdent, Ghd secretary, .u v e A: . - .. V V'gitwii ; o 53 - 551 ru': Jr'y . . agfxmzwm VEDW IXCISCW, wcmt, mud dtscussto e history hton ttmv m . mchtdo Mtntvn tt tutu Nt mchc Hm -, KMW tux vntttttvo. Xttt hit 'XH Luv nut th-w