View/Open - Alfred University

More documents

Recommendations

Info

College recruiting conferences planned for Christmas vacation A number of cities throughout the country are planning College Recruiting Programs over the Christmas vacation to acquaint students with job opportunities in their areas. These conferences are especially valuable to seniors,; but most of them are ope$ to associate degree who will be discharged before July is eli gible to participate. Two conferences are being held in New York City. The Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring one at the Hotel Commodore, Dec. 26-28. The other conference, spon- all college students. Informal sored by the Commerce and tion concerning which Industry Association of New will have such programs 4 Vd York, Inc., will be January 2 how to register for them Can and 3, at the Americana Hotel. be obtained in Mr. Schult/* This conference offers career office in Greene Hall. , * counseling and job interview- Rochester's "Project Opporing with 100 top business tunity" is a typical example of firms. May of these companies «neh a conference. Recruit- will be prepared to make job ment representatives from, ffi offers on the spot. area companies will a able at the Campus Centei; Students and Faculty wishing to pick them up may do so •i SHORT'S VILLAGE LAUNDRAMAT SELF-SERVICE DRY CLEANERS Open 7 ajm. to 10 p.m. MOIL — Sat 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday How much do over 50 leading Rochester companies want you? Enough to join together to interview you at the Rochester Chamber of Commerce Fri. Dec. 27 and Mon. Dec. 30! Think of it! All the largest organizations plus many fast-growing smaller ones will be there. Over 50 industrial and commercial firms and institutions gathered in one spot to interview you! To tell you about the unequaled opportunity that is yours in the Rochester area. Exciting careers Career opportunities unlimited in: • Accounting • Advertising • Banking • Business Administration • Chemistry • Data Processing • Engineering • Insurance • Journalism • Management Training • Marketing • Personnel • Retailing • Sales • Secretarial Science • Teaching • Technology ... and many others (Your College Officer in charge of Student Placement has a supply of Brochures describing Project Opportunity.) with exciting futures. Look over the list below. Then decide which you would like to discuss with representatives of these companies in 15 to 20 minute interviews. Any senior or candidate for an advanced or associate degree is eligible. Permanent employment—not summer work. PROJECT OPPORTUNITY Fill in coupon below and mail to: Project Opportunity, Rochester Chamber of Commerce, 55 St. Paul St., Rochester, N. Y. 14604 Name Home Address College Major Area of Study Degree Date of Graduation Phone AFL _J N
Frosh found with marijuana Two University freshmen were arrested Wednesday afternoon and charged with ^criminal possession of a dan* gerous drug. Marc Isabelle, 18 of Lynn* field, Mass., was charged With / a second dlegree offense for alleged possession of more iihan a quarter-Ounce of marijuana, according to police. They reported arresting bim at 3 p.m. Wednesday. Police said that the drugs mmm V* f 0 1- — -AAAM J Jln.f^MA« AATiAMMA iCAU nil ...own ¿/VtlM/1 .5 T( FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS visit HORIZONS gallery of contemporary art Handcrafted Gifts HANDMADE JEWELRY POTTERY HAND-BLOWN GLASS Open Every Day 10-5 Sunday — 1-5 Closed Monday Alfred-Alfred Station Road Across from Shorts were found in Isabelle's room in Reimer. He was released on $500 bail. James Arnold, 19, of Pittsford, was charged with the fourth degree offense of alleged possession of less than a quarter - ounce of marijuana. He was released on $50 bail. Police said they arrested him at 5 p.m., after finding the drug in his Cannon room. The arrests were the result of a three-day investigation by police and University officials. FIAT LUX Alfred), N.Y. December 10, 1968 3 Going to law school? Where? Are you sure? You may may need the assistance of the Law School Placement Service. For additional information, contact your local representative, Richard Berman, or write directly to: Law School Placement Service Box 1201 Hartford, Conn. 06101 The Looks for sports '68 — bell bottom slacks with fly front worn With cabled pullover, slacks by I^IS, sweaters by Tami. Striped turtle neck with wool pant skirt. Plaid kiltie knit vest and long sleeve shirt by Jamee. SEPARATES FOR SPORTS 'OMM Two coeds commissioned as US Army lieutenants Linda Motsay (center) and Naney Kopp were sworn in as officers of the U.S. Army last Tuesday by Lt. Col. George Seip of the University R.O.T.C. department. Lt. Motsay and Lt. Kopp ¿re senior nurses who have participated in the Army's student nurse program since the start of their junior years. LITTLE VICTORIES by Black Label. MY GRANDMOTHER'S COMING TO SEE THE CAMPUS THIS WEEKEND ...ON HER MOTORCYCLE. .BUT I'M GOING TO THE DANCE ANYHOW WHEN YOU HAVE A VICTORY TO CELEBRATE. DRINK A KEG OF BEER. Black LabeLBeer Jnmfbrimt O 1968 CARLINO BREWING COMPANY. CLEVELAND, O. Nothing is moTe important than her engagement ring, so it must be an extra fiery PRECISION GEM CUT diamond, superbly set in extra precious 18K gold.t \ J Engagement rings slightly enlarged to show detail A. McHENRY & GO. mc JEWELERS FOR OVER A CENTURY 106 MAIN ST. HORNEIX, NX Buy Your Diamond from a Gemologist PI£)5S£a§0QW
Page 1: E FIAT LUX ALFRED UNIVERSITY'S STUD
Page 5 and 6: Oh, give me a home... MacDonald tal
Page 7 and 8: A WS to discuss small dorms By RUTH
Page 9 and 10: little "Red Catering service availa

View/Open - Alfred University

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?