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Page 11 text:
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Mr. McQuillan finds that Mrs. Altman , who has worked with several other Deans , is invaluable. Students often laugh that Loras College is tucked away into a never-never land where nothing ever happens. It is true however, that the Loras community has become involved in the nationwide rebellion for student power rather than t hat of administrative power. It is strange then, that a student publication would choose an individual from the administration os a symbol of what true spirit, courage, and resolution should be for those students. One cannot question these attributes in conjunction with the Acting Dean of Students, Burt McQuillan. With the position of Dean of Students being absented by Rev. Stanley J. Hayek for an indefinite leave of absence for reasons of health, an individual was needed to fill the position. Mr. McQuillan stepped forward while all others seemingly shunned it. The position which at the time was rapidly becoming the hot spot for student and administrative rapport, and a position which wins few popularity contests. For reasons of Mr. McQuillan ' s actions, the editor of this publication feels that Mr. Burt McQuillan is most deserving of the Spirit Award for the 1970 PURGOLD. 7 1 cd (Q
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Page 10 text:
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SERVICE AWARD Time has the quality of eras¬ ing many of the concrete accomp¬ lishments of man, while at the same time it establishes elements of actions which are known as traditions. One of the traditions Doug Kline, head of the KLOR news department, explains to the members of the organization the fundamentals of starting riots and pantij raids for news coverage. Editor Wayne Weiler explains that a good newspaperman never ie- laxes, but is always on the go foi a lead on a news story. established by a previous editor was that of the Service Award, which was to be awarded to the individuals or organizations that were recognized for their significant contributions to the Loras Community. As a collegian’s life becomes more complex than just studying dated texts, each individual finds that there is a necessity and an obligation to Ire knowledge¬ able of the sphere around him. Therefore, the PUR- GOLD awards to its brother organizations, the LORIAN and KLOR, the honor of the Service Award for their selfless efforts to serve the Loras Community in develop¬ ing mature insights into the news of Loras College and surrounding area. 6
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