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Dan Monzingo-Editor-in-Chief Don Hines-Sports Editor 1' x Mel McNichols-Lively Arts Dave Fiskum-Staff Writer Gordon Bell-Business Manager S. ., 43 , 9..+-. M. 4 P N4 , ,. ff, Q73 K lon. 1.0 -.x ' 1.47 2 M. Wl!n,,,s XXX Q Wx ,. f1 ' f--, ' , X 52 tix..
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Music Music Board concerned itself with three areas of involvement this year. First, it provided a budget for the Chor- isters, which is a Music Board group fthe unofficial official group repre- senting SPCJ. Second, during Home- coming Week, it sponsored the Satur- day night variety show Things Are Different Now in which students and alumni participated. Featured groups were the Music Faculty Band, Mrs. Stan Watkins and her secret instru- ment, and many others. Third, music was provided for the stage band which performed often. ' l l I Jerry Wi lson-Chairman Greg Kmlock-Chairman Speech-A rts Speech-Arts Board is a coordinating body of two fraternities-Alpha Psi Omega and Pi Kappa Delta. It was an agent in getting three fall chapel plays presented, in directing the lntra- mural Speech Tournament and Speak- Up Week, and in conducting the An- nual Speech Retreat at Camp Casey for speech and drama majors. The years closed with the Speech-Arts banquet in May.
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Folcon This year The FALCON has served as a stimulant and sounding board for student news and opinions. Both the Letters to the Editor and FALCON Forum were vehicles for lively student discussion. The paper also went into in-depth coverage and features on civil rights, homecoming and the campus environment. Off campus also came in for special attention as The FALCON covered community election is- sues, improvements and visiting personali- ties such as Bishop James Pike, Governor Ronald Reagan and others. The paper has tried to be activist, ,criti- cal, and skepticalg publishing independent reporting and commentary about educa- tional and broader concerns. Dan Monzingo Ed itor-i n-Ch ief Gary Conkling-Associate Editor Carl .lohnson-Advisor FALCON Staff produces an 8-page weekly.,
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