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Blue Key inducts
24 new members
The Alfred University Ohiapter
of the Blue Key National
Honor Fraternity held eleCr
tions for the 1968-1969 officers
at a recent meeting. David A.
Sidman, a Junior liberal artist,
was elected president;
Eric G. Brunger, a sophomore
liberal artist wials elected vicepresident;
and Peter C. Ryan,
also a sophomore liberal artist,
was elected secretary-treasurer.
At the same meeting, the
following students were inducted
as new members:
Richard Wolff; Nicholas D.
Lomibardo; Mark H. Hoffman;
Steven R. Armbrister; Richard
H. Sills; Gene M. Bernstein;
Wayne D. Cooper; James A.
Gabriel; Richard A. Fried; Andrew
M. Roberts.
Also, Paul F. Chapmlain; Jeffrey
A. Stevens; Steven C. Cohen;
Ronald P. Zapletal; Timothy
R. Gibbs; Peter C. Ryan;
Eric G. Brunger; David K. Galey;
Scott K. Reed; David T.
Wellman.
Also, Walter B. Radulski;
Charles R. Peyton; David S.
HM; Andrew Beckerman.
The Blue Key is a national
Ihonor service fraternity composed
of those men who have
been Selected on the basils of
their scholastic achievements,
character, and their participfatiioln
in extra-curricular activities.
The organization has served
the school in many vlaried
functions in the past, and the
Ihiope is that the Blue Key will
take an even more active interest
in campus activities next
year.
Fasano stresses college function
By LARREL SMOUSE
Joseph Fasano, alumni director,
discussed the nature
and function of a university
in his speech "Moving Out,
Not Moving Up" at the Moving
- Up Day Program.
Pointing out such basic functions
as the transfering of
Joe Fasano and Senate president
Randy Peyton
Open letter
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cruel to say, but under the conditions
which Alfred University
now finds itself, such professors
are expendable.
As for the. students, the
same applies. If the minority
of students who wish to dissent
deny the majority their
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