Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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the Dodo is different, as are its various con- tributors — from prose to poetry to cartooning there is that about the Dodo which reflects the originaUty and versatility of its authors and presents its readers with an aspect of the col- legiate mind not often revealed. This year, un- der the guardianship of Felix, Beye, Cox, Le- wars, Knox, Pike and Sobol, the Dodo has emerged once more to amaze anci puzzle the reading public with the quality of its composi- tion and the controversy of its ideas. Whether humorous or philosophical, the Dodo is an individual and as such, has proved itself worthy of resurrection and perpetuation as representa- tive of another side of Swarthmore and Swarth- moreans. DODO The Dodo, the magazine, again and again, has risen above the stigma attached to the Dodo, the bird, and has proven itself not only in existence but on its way to newer heights. Each year its beady eye seeks out those literati who yearn for the self-expression not to be found in other college publications and lures them to display their most clandestine thoughts and talents. Invariably the results are unique; ' 44 staff: Sobol, Wells, Darlington. ' 43 staff: standing — Sobol, Knox, Felix; seated — Bye, Pike, Lewars.

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NEWS BUREAi;: Lli ' oU, RiUjjjih, UrUi iKtrcl, MLirtin, ll r MWS UUkl] Madison 5090 please; this is Joe Smith of the News Bureau. . . . Hello, this is the Swarthmore College News Bureau. I have two stories and a summary of the Penn soccer game to go to the Philadelphia papers. The publicity agents of the college, The News Bureau, are in action. The next day the results appear and the whole college can see what this organization is doing to put Swarth- more on the map. Under this year ' s senior staff, which was composed of Sue White, Ted Goodman, Bill Bromell, and Helen Connors, were a group of underclassmen who took care of all the col- lege releases as well as the numerous sporting events and those hometowns on freshmen. Day and night these future newspapermen and newspaperwomen are on the lookout for a story to inform the outside world what is going on here at college. Next time you see someone running for the telephone, don ' t be alarmed, it will probably be a member of the News Bureau trying to meet the deadline of one of the papers. MORGAN, HARRISON NEWS BuiuiAU uiiABs: MarrisoH, Ri(l|i.uli, OrtuiK