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I'. (.. Buxton: Free subscriptions («» Minnesota for servicemen alumni. Alum songwriter: Dr. Harvey Nelson and queen. Alumni Association offices in Union: Reorganization program responsible for many significant changes in MAA functions. P«9 28
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University regents: Hold precious life and death of academic freedom in their hands. Regents meeting place: The American flag and the University Administration building. 27
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AIu m n i Associa I ion Preference to G-I Alumni Minnesota, the magazine published by the Alumni Association, has topped the Daily (and all other campus publications) in circulation. The magazine, which was for mcrly sent only to the 15,000 paid members of the association, is now distributed to a number of military outposts in this country and abroad. The cause of all this1 The war in Korea, of course. Membership in the Alumni Association was given, free of charge, to former students who are in the service (luring the national emergency; and with every membership, whether free or paid, goes a subscription to Minnesota. Another service which is being instituted for scrviccmen-alumni is the formation of temporary Minnesota alumni clubs at major military stations in the United States and overseas. These clubs will be in addition to the 2X clubs iu Minnesota and the s5 outside the state which are affiliated with MAA. The clubs within the state participate actively in student coun- seling programs. Wes Fcslcr’s football tours, and Charter Day events. The project for servicemen and women is a part of a reorganization program for the Minnesota Alumni Association which has been in progress for nearly a year and a half. The program has been responsible for many significant changes in MAA functions. With the Cooperation of Duluth University of Minnesota Alumni Club, the MAA instituted a plan by which all alumni of the former Duluth Normal School and Duluth State Teachers’ College, as well as their successor, the University’s Duluth branch, arc eligible for membership in the MAA and the Duluth or other local alumni clubs. The MAA. through the local clubs, began ibis spring a series of community meetings to acquaint high school seniors and their parents with the University. The association sponsors 40 freshman scholarships. Page 29
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