Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Bits of Flint, a yearly Midland publication, strives to present the best of Midland students' creativity through art works, poetry, short stories and music. Miss Alycone Scott is adviser to the spring publication. BITS OF FLINT

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SCI-FI Sci-Fi is an organization dedicated to the appreciation of science fiction. In their monthly meetings they discussed novels and short stories. Besides the written science fiction, they also took an interest in movies, both in thea- ters and on television, and alerted each other to times when the thrill- ers and chillers could be seen. NEBPIRG, Nebraska Student Public Interest Research Group, was initiat- ed on Midland's campus by a group of students concerned about environ- mental quality. The group's purpose is to raise public awareness and sup- port, to do research on the problems and to interact with community groups in working for change. NEBPIRG

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KJ The Midland informs students of cam- THE pus and world events. Published weekly, the newspaper re- ceived the Associated Collegiate Press's All-American rating for the spring semester of last year. This is awarded on the basis of content and coverage, writing and editing, edito- rial leadership, physical appearance and photography. Further recognition was conferred when The Midland was nominated by APC for the Pacemaker Award. David Hendee, Ron Youngerman, and Mrs. Marilyn Peterson, adviser, at- tended the ACP National Convention in Dallas, Texas, in October. MIDLAND 99