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ATHANSZEN
AT HANSZ-
HANSZEN
Ruling
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ENRuling
ENRulinq
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Causes Furor
T RNER-
By DREXEL TURNERT-
TURNER
TURNERT- running that by resorting to-to
Thresher Reporter
hresher Reporte- whatmight
what might be softened to read
n fight read-
Halfway between nausea and
rHalfway and- astuteness the members voting
voting-
apathy lies what is generally
generally- effe t their-
for expressed in effect their
onceded to be the Rice sense-
onceded
conceded sense n1ethod and-
approval eyf both method and
appr val of
of fashion or more accurately
accurately- substance
substance-
the lack of anything resembling
resembling- expianation of
The cabinet explanation of-
taste in the vestments of most-
or most
er
dissidence Aver method rather
qyer rather-
rathert-
undergraduates and s omegrad ¬
some grad
somegrad-
me grad- than substanc is generally ac- ¬
than
thanL substance
hanL ac
uates
uates-
cepted as gospel as is the the-
J
With an idea toward improv ¬
Jowar improy
improy-
improv- theory that had the tieshirt tieshirt-
ing 1the situation a fortnight
1-
fortnight- measure ibeen proposed to the-
measlr been
measlr the
ago the Hanszen College Cab ¬
Ha iszen Cab- college at large beforehand
beforehand-
inet in what began as a move move-
move
move- chances for
Chancesfor success would have- have
f see nhig political astuteness-
of seeming po itical astuteness been problematical or indeed-
indeed
quietly inserted into the rec ¬
therec
therec-rec- nil to hear some members talk talk-
ord th t shirt and tie were to-
that to Whatever the opposition may may-
be worn at all future seated-
seated say the measure seems almost alllost
alllost-
almost-
mea
mea ss
meals
meals-- certain to pass despite its as-- ¬ ass
s
This was Monday night By- By tute handling by the cabinet- cabinet
Tuesday morning the black- black After all quipped one dis- dis
arous d
clouds of aroused and indignant
indignant- sident its not like wearing a a-
a-
prote
prote t
protest among the colleges con- ¬
tl co-
con morning coat and striped pants
a 1d pants-
servativeb
nservativebbjr Rice standards
servative
servativebl
nservativebl Ri e standards- to breakfast
breakfast- I I-
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m emb e rsh i p
membershipp- threatened to blot-
membership biot
biot-
blot astutecan yo
how astute can you-
After all lowastutecan yo-
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ut ev n th sunn sidesup of
out even the sunnysidesup of- get
set
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th fried eggs-
the eggs
Enter Crisis
Cri is
Crisis-
is-
What had begun as an at
W4at
What at-¬
tempt to remove the ever pres-
tempt to pres
t
e nt Ho chi
ent HoChi Minh sandals from- from
uriderthe tabelineneachnight-
Bunder the tabelineneachnight
ittnder tabe1inen each night-
table linen ach night ightr
ightr-
tbad develop in lZa fuli blown-
int
had developedd into a full blown
had full
nd
crlsis aand with the mornings-
crisis and°
the morning-
mornings
firstlight
sfirstlight f>ei nnfngs
first light came the beginnings nnfngs-
beginnings-
of a petition destined if its-
f f its
pr vonents
proponents are to ibeli ved to
believed to-
take its place in time along
in ti e along- ¬
side the Magna Carta-
Carta
Carla
Carla-
The effect of the petition
The petition-
which gained upward of ISO sig ¬
130 sig-
natureswas
natures was to force the sched ¬
sched-
uling of a referendum election
efe endum election-
for this Friday and although
although-
cabinet officials assert that the
the-
isthe
petition is the expression eyf a-
of a a-
ispute over method rather than
ispute
dispute th3
than-
th3-
substance several members vot- ¬
vot-
vot
vo
vo-
ingfor
ing for the proposal nonetheless
nonetheless-
poin
made it a point to sign the the-
petition
1
Pleas Ignored
Ignored-
inn cence exceJt
Pleas of innocence exceptexcept-
exceJt-
thos
those of cabinet members who
thos who-
iargely fall-
voted against have largely fall ¬
v ted
en on deaf ears the argument
th