Wright State University - Cambiar Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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On November 4th straight Oelman Auditorium shook with the rhythm of jazz beats and soul piano. The Roy Meriwether Tno made its second appearance on campus and was just as grooved as on its first. Originally a local group, the trio has released several albums nationally and with their talent and jazz-pop style logically should move quickly in the business. ROY MERIWETHER TRIO

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PETER JENNINGS Having braved the evils of modern day rapid transit, and an hour m the Gaurdian office. Peter Jennings arrived at Fawcett to speak to a group of diehard students who had braved the evils of finals week to listen: Jennings spoke on his recent assignments during the '68 election, which included picking the Presidential runningmates before their respective parties had and the covering of George Wallace’s campaign. Mr. Jennings ended his talk with a very informative dialogue where he urged youth to take part m America and change what needs changed.

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BILL SANDS 663866. a lifer from Q . made a stop on campus February 24. Bill Sands, the name that belongs to the number, spoke on America's Penal System and the feelings of convict towards it. Once Sands had been impressed with the fact that some people do care, he worked hard for parole and upon receiving it loined the Seventh Step Foundation. Through this foundation more than twenty thousand convicts have gamed freedom. Bill Sands', who has written several books including the bestseller My Shadow Ran Fast, impassioned and illuminating speech impressed those who listened with the necessity of prison reform.