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• • .. DEAN'S COLUMN (Continued from Pa,ge 2) el excellence. This excellence, the college • believes, must be maintained · in academic areas · and also in areas of citizenship. Th_e college expects its students to. learn skills and knowledges th~t make them better equipped_ to malce their maximum contri- bution to society as well as to live the most complete life pos- sible as an -indi.vidual. It a l s o expects theni to be ladies and gentiemen at all times . It does n ' t expect, but it is hopeful, that everyone who enters the college community will desire to make a contribution to the group. One of the highest recom- mendations any individual can have is that the group he joins is strengthened by his presence. I am always personally happy when I can make that state ment in writing recommenda- tions. Special importance may well be placed on the matter of your · individual record. There may be many instances in the life time of all men and women en- tering Alpena Community Col lege when your record will be scrutinized and decisions of great importanse to you made on the basis of this record. Make aure it is a good one . . .£ · Sep~ember Rings In Without Bel Is September has come again, and with , it have come many students back -to school, but for many new freshmen at A. C. C. this time there are no school bells, no study balls, and few- er teachers pushing and urg- ing them to get things done. Now they are more or less on their own, they have more free- dom than in high school, but they can find that this new free- dom can be very costly if it is not used right. For many this is a time of adjustment and change, most will make this change without any problems • but those who choose to be careless, just re- member, there .are no bells to remind you what time it is and to remind you what has to be done. • Mike Blasky New Civics lnstr-uctor (Continued from :Page 1) terested In politics. While in College she served as Secretary of U. of M . Young Republic.ans, and as editor of The Republican Newsletter. F9r _this, she con- tributed articles on Southern Politics . Her_ go~ls are to arouse stu- -«ient interest in public and poli- ·tical affairs, so as to encourage intelligent debate and creative solutions for the problems of our time. In conjunction with this, Miss Goggans intends to form a local College Roung Re- publicans Club. Anyone who might be interested in such a club should contact her. Ron Heinz Saturday is the only day of the week named for a Roman god. It is nanied for Saturn. - _,.c;,___, JIMMY GARANTS TOYLAND HEADQUARTERS .FOR COLLEGE SUPPLIES COLD BEER & WINE Hunting License & Equipment Open Daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. 1226 Chisholm Alpena, Mich. FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Atte11tion Students THE TtM8ER-CRUiSER, Thursday; Septemb&r 30, 1965 -3 DEFINITELY UPPER- CLASS Confidently correct for campus fashion trend-makert. You'll go back to school with authentic natural-shoulder styling from the Traditional pace-setter, BARDSTOWN, tailored by Merit. With its range of new "surface-interest" fabrics and fashion-selected colors, here's the leader of our complete range of models. Come seel It may be open to question whether the Dean·s Column i& a proper place to single out a particular program . However, f ·can't resist the opportunity to urge all students interested in elementary · education to con- sider the Educational Intern Program (E .I.P . for short). The program is in large part t h e brain child of the people at Al- ell'a - ommunity College. It is ~ucceedin~ well in other parts We have current lists of foreign students in European, Asfatic, South American, -ahd obher countries who want t-o correspond with you. For an interesting and educational experience, send your name and address to : International Correspondence. Box 2636, San Antonio, Texas 78206, State your preference for the f $55 00 country or language, age, sex, and major academic int~rest or · 1'0ffl • hobby of the foreign student whom we will assign yo~. include $1.00 for each name requested. (Our correspondence progr-am EXC U \VE NECK-ZO'NE 1'A.JLO~R.;,;l;,;NG.;;..Ja.:;iv.e;.S..;;,;Oll;;.:,f_C;;,;;O,;;.at:.-.,_,.....,..., _ ___ ...... _ ap · _ ..... ..., ____ c_o_ll_ar,...th""a...:t "'"e,'lve~r:,;;-n-:.eat fit, no matter how you ' of Michigan and has earned fa. L.UD'S 1 Sc HAMBURGS ' ,LOW, LOW PRICES e ONION RINGS e TARTY FRENCH FRIES e MALTS twist or tum. You always look welf-groomedl - "'"""'"""--vorable national attention. It is without doubt one of the best ways designed to train excel-lent elementary teachers. If you are at all interested in ele- mentary education, I strongly recommend that you examine E.I.P. and discuss it with any faculty member, or with Mr. .Marquard or Mrs . Richey, You will find their offices in the Bes- ser building. Washington, D.C., is a south- ern city since it lies a short dis- tance below the Mason and Dix- , on .line. e FISHBURGER • TWINBURGERS NEXT TO FRANK DOANE, INC • . Tony and No·nn Alpena, Michigan DOWNTOWN ALPENA The Thu_nder -Bowl / The Cue Club, e 8 REGULATrON TABLES e 1 BILLIARDS TABLE e 1 SNOOKER TABLE - Would you like to get into thE: Cue Club's Intramural Pool League? If so, iust fill out this application blank and drop it off at the Timber• • Cruiser's box or at the Cue Club. 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