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SJTTSH l W... Smiles: Contagious ures for Case of the Dumps A simple smile is the universal language of the world. A smile enhances the beauty of one's features and is the only communication system that allows a friendship to de- velop in an instant. A smile is the most inexpensive gift you can give and the most valuable one to receive. It can make a day that is doomed from the beginning seem almost bearable. But most of all, a smile is a contagious anecdote for the blahs. It is hard to describe the feeling a person gets when they are the object of a smile. That warm radiating glow seems to surround and engulf you. It's one simple signal that can make your day. Your entire being seems refreshed and excited. Especially when the smile is from someone you love. It is exciting that something that small and simple can be so big and meaningful. The wonderful thing about a smile is that everyone understands it, and every person comprehends the language of a smile. The next time you get a case of the hum drums, try a smile and then watch what happens. It almost always works. fir.. AQJME. 5 I I 46 Identity 3 is , W, rf 4 .Qi V. , fain- . - .. ft' 251 SV' : 'v',.., ,.
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Students Elect Ford in ock Election Eighteen-year olds claimed the right to vote in their first presidential election in 1976 and practiced party politics by holding their own election prior to national balloting. Many people said the school's mock presidential elec- tion would reflect the outcome of the nation-wide elec- tion, but fortunately, or unfortunately ftake your pickj this assumption proved false. Only a small percentage of the school enrollment turned out to cast their votes for President Ford and his Democratic opponent Jimmy Carter after debates and campaigning by party factions. The turnout re- flected the I don't care attitude so prevalent the last few years in adult society. However, those who voted, did so with enthusiasm and competition. The results of the student elections showed that the students thought Ford had a better idea -but the re- sult of the national elections proved that Boswell's pop- ular choice was misleading. E . i . , ,Q Q I .hi 1-A i if r r c 'L f : 5 qi vi ae' Q , S L i , .' - C .2534 , vw i Q ,J .,, ai . f 'T 2, 1 ali-si ., 2 -fe 7'1 ' - ' . . .. , v-. , . -,ig s X, Xt J I I - ti ,la 48 Identity
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