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by Keith Stern The key word in .Student Council this year is involvement, and the Council has started i the right track by public))' supporting Vietnam Mor- atorium Day. The C«HUtciI .stated that they backed up all those engag- ing in the day’s activities, Imt could not exempt them from the punish- ment set by the ad ministra lion (p w- sible suspension). Over thr« ’-quar- ters of the Council participated in the protest. In other news, five members have been added to the Council. They an ijyqpjtPTS Mu l niv ihov-n ! .1 «.iud.-nt-f.u-ulty Student Council News committee, who are ihouvhi to lie valuable addition to the council, but were not elect'd by a populat vote earlier this year. The five new mem- bers are: Larry Owens, Tom Muses. Rich Tucci, Brenda Butts and Curt Keif. Coming up later is the election «»f the Student Council president. Nom- inated for the post are Kate Ilirkbh. Richard Closvr. Keith Stern and Tom Moses. The election of other officers will In after the Presidential election. Currently the Student Council is involved in discusnon of the dress code of MIIS. Shortly the Coiuiril will propose a suitable agreement to the facnitv and administration. LES XX. di ( r.MB On Apathy -- Student h, If w Year a 3 JS i 2k F 2 ? d. : = Z C C c. « “ V £ x r 2 r 3 = - r r-dli. - S,1 S V -S c jfSS5tS “ 3 = chers rsgscu.u.u.-u An MIIS dance that anyone could attend, held at a local hall, and featuring a fantastic, well-known band. Would you come? I grander. I have often wondered why MIIS students are ih involv'd in school activities, why they don’t attend sport evratJ, why they seemingly do itot care about tdiobf. Hence, I de- cided to ask :uhI find out why. Many students feel that the reason for the display of apathy is the teachers and the teachers and the ad- ministration. They feel that these people should invoke all of the spir- On the contrary, say another group of students, it is completely up to the students. A school is not ? 'Z .£ .c .£ jd JE J just the building, the teachers, or the administration, but nit her the stu- dents. The studntts can- and should lead the school. Of course, the school cannot and will not function with just the stu- dents’ co-operation. Many students find some of the teacheft very' re- ceptive to new and seemingly good Opinions Ol s2 5 = t 9 Z t - 1 : = w V = i = 2 7 i — e-B F T — — ; 1-3 gjf-a jit f ,= « n • 3 ’ 2 - ideas. There is, plainly, a lack of trust between students and teachers. Spins events are a big pan of the life of any whool, but, as one can clearly see, many students do not support «Kir hard-working teams Some students fed that games an too expensive. The «tudrnt are also hindered by lack of transportation t«» a game, especially when there is 3n away game and someone only order one bus for about 90 p Tsons. There are also those stud« nts who feel that a sports program is a waste of lime in a school, fonunatel these stud« m.s are in th- j xm Another popular excuse » students did not know al tain activity. Communio be improved if the school j as a pla e for th. exchani Except for our scho sport, rifle, varsity cams in are exclusively for b couldn't we have girls’ sqi varsity level in liasketha f two-hand touch), swiir field horkev. t’nfoituu.it. n fD •o .s y £ J= £ C ? r . 7 - — lies lien the Kni II until pots. In Knights ca l»y Picette, n 2 £ ? = i r - 7 - = Is - i o e- -c = - = ® ■Up L h c O ; I - .J - F s eg v£“' — “it s fi bt 2 Jd — 3 3 f j c. ■ 5 5 IS : 3 1 ec w £ I ” c c c sc s - = 'r?“’£r=a5r .5 5 r £-.2 s -iv i s- y s JS — ; 2 7 - . •.“ . - r- :- v . — “ r IT tt - Z 2 JL J — .s A - s e-1 = ■ r l S S I is = w O1 i don't buy it, but if i can, i'll read it. - • -7 - • s. = : t r l z z .. f - • --r J - -. = - i-C-rf iFi iS-f? ii-3'SS S M Frderalist Candidate £ - 5 - H 0) —] O Office Mayor Town and City Clerk Judge of Probate Justices of the Peace Registrar of Voters Constables Common Council Board of Education X. Ri.hatd Tucci Judy Director Kate Briggs Carl Rodenhi cr Pisa Mylchrcest Sue Closson C hri Lutocka Bmce Paton Sal Banolotta Mark Dunn Nancy Kimball Andrea DiPaugh Nanci Moore C.ath) Mu ik INuig Dufault Parn Hrnler Bonnie Hill Dottic Reiss Diane Snow Kate Hickish it's a really good school paper. for fifteen cents i could buy two wall street journals and get some worthwhile info.'
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