Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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The journalism short course gave 50 Michigan high school students practical experience in journalism as well as a taste of college life. They attended classes, put out their own issue of the State News and visited Lansing's daily, the State Journal. 1 'fl-ug ,Ji MSC Welcomes High School ournalists High School Journalism Day draws thousands of young journalism aspirants to MSC each October. A full day of lectures by men of the profession is mapped out for them by MSC's Journalism Department. At the close of the session, awards are given for individual newspapers and the most outstanding paper receives the John S. Knight trophy. ffl! 'X ,D-63', if CN xvxbm l

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A Union Board skit catches the interest of a throng of bystanders. An informal display gains the attention of several students. 26 ' OCTOBER Government-minded coeds tind the Student Government booth a source of information. The Activities Carnival, where campus organizations exhibit their functions and goals for the benefit of incoming freshmen and interested upperclassmen drew a capacity crowd again this year. Scene of the Carnival was Macklin Stadium. Carnival Successful Again The ROTC exhibit, which gave an insight into the future of most col- lege men, is probed by a group of fascinated spectators.

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N' tvs-gk ? V ' 4 si .. V 3 , X .i 'A 1,0 1 ezine Y 4 1 I, r M 6 I 4 W' ' K x, Q Knight stretches out to bring in a Yewcic aerial. McAuliffe nabs a Spartan pass but is nailed on the spot. Spartans Trounce Texas Aggies 48 - Bolden dances his way over a fallen Aggie de- fender on his way to the Texas A8zM goal stripe. The touchdown was Boldenis third of the season. 28 ' OCTOBER Ellis and Weaver bring down an Aggie end after he catches an aerial for a short gain. The vaunted Spartan defense held Texas A8zM to a meager 79 ground yards and 129 in the air.