Resident pleads Sample says Udall favored or Mich, votes by 'U' voters n train campaign By STEVE ORR State News Staff Writer Rep. Morris Udall, DArizona, is by far By STEVE ORR very significant, the help that you yourself the most popular of the presidential State N«'wh Staff Writer (five, the help that your neighbor gives, candidates, with President Ford second, a your friends and all of the ■president Ford clattered through central people you know random State News sample indicates. And as you talk to rton Saturday, with one strong appeal your friends, let me give Udall was the No. 1 choice of 41 per cent mdine front his Presidential Express: you a few ideas why they ought to vote for of 163 students who told the State News Michigan votes him back on the me. I think I've earned they planned to vote in Tuesday's primary. the right to be • may have in store a long, President for the next four years." Ford was favored by 21 per cent of those ck home from Kansas City asked, former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter He has earned the Presidency, Ford said, by nine per cent and former California Gov. because ho has been a man who can be itraight-out plea for votes Ronald Reagan by five per cent. Alabama trusted, because the economy has improved stop tour of six cities and Gov. George Wallace and Sen. Frank pfhis«histl i> under his guidance and because the dodging his fear of a loss in country Church, D Idaho, each had slightly more is at peace. trait primary. that two per cent. Other candidates totaled very emphatically," Ford Ford is worried about Ronald just over five per cent. Reagan, who leads 476 to 331 in Twelve per cent of the students ques¬ Id from i he rear platform of his seven-car national convention in Kansas delegates to the tioned said they had not yet decided for i Durand, "I need your help on City in August. Both Ford and Reagan, for a time, whom they would vote. ....and if you give it...the help I know assumed Ford's home state would over¬ State News reporters and editors con¬ I will, it'll he a tremendous impact tacted a total of 262 students w i. country. I won't let Michi whelmingly vote for the incumbent, but n't let me down on Nov. 2 about a week ago both candidates decided selecl random from the tudenl SN photo Tim Telechowski Michigan was not necessarily Ford country. Of that total, 163 said they xt Tuesday" President Ford and wife Betty chugged into down¬ c»me out to hear Ford cite the and the presence on the Reagan quickly scheduled several appear town Lansing country's improved planned to vote in the Tuesday primary. ances in the state and Ford countered with Saturday and asked an umbrella- economy, his peacekeeping efforts and a restored Of the 99 who did not plan to vote, Lady Betty Ford, were covered crowd to support the President in Tues¬ trust in the White House as reasons to cast a vote cross the state, including in his $30,000 train trip. exactly half said they were registered to day's primary election. Thousands of Lansingites for him. vote. The other half were out-of-state, i 6.000 to 7,000 local resi chilly drizzle to hear Ford unregistered or foreign students. There were several other tendencies * hundreds, anyway—to have a indicated by the 10-question poll. Ford's visit thrills folks of Durand to shake hands with the President When asked to choose just between Ford and Reagan, those questioned opted over¬ was positive during his brief Leches, hut they contained whelmingly — 84 per cent to 16 per cent — an element of to support Ford. new'nat desperate appeal that was lack- By CAROLYN FESSLER Betty, had boarded the "Presidential Ex members donned their plastic raincoats. When asked to choose between Udall, similar speeches before Dl'RAND At 9 a.m. Saturday most "Ithink Tv — of press" in Flint in a half hour earlier and then tooled the soggy chords of "Hail to the Carter and Church, the vote was 71 per cent troit suburbs last Wed- t his town's population of 3,500 was and on -N( filling the Durand, humble little Durand, was to be the for Udall, 21 per cent for Carter and eight Victors," which is the fight song for the conclusion. ; I the band broke into sidewalks, migrating in one direction: the first stop in a rail campaign across their per cent for Church. This seems to indicate, oti very seriously for your train station. University of Michigan and Ford's favorite march. The a drizzle, home state — where Gerald Ford needs to tune. A town cop paced in part, that Carter might be losing some of ice next Tuesday," Ford nervously in front of The people clap and By 10 a.m. they were lined dozens deep win big in Tuesday's presidential primary. the restraining rope. his vote to Ford. He did much better when crowd. "It's very critical cheer, wavin along the tracks with their heads pointed in The sky in Durand was hanging low and [ against the President, 21 per our vote in that election, "HeyBarry, get outta the tree, okay?" he the train tipi one direction: toward Flint. cent I' it Ford' I (with all of vou can give will be heavy Saturday morning and soon umbrellas barked. "Get down from there, come o; e per President Gerald It. Ford and his wife, bobbed in the crowd. The high school hand the president Little Barry had the right idea, for kids' v Mhilit v was low. The crowd had swelled to along sex about 4,000 and was stretched out on both living off c i approximately rails at 'big government' sides of the track for about a half mile. lose on campus, pagan It was no run-of-the-mill choo choo, the "Presidential Express." When it finally announced its arrival with several bellowing of off campus [luring Detroit honks, the crowd yelled and clapped for the press conference Bicentenially hued locomotive (complete with stars) and seven important-looking people. cars filled with MUSIC! But t he tail end of t he train created By JKFFMERRF.LL battle. the former California governor took re of cheei State New h Staff Writer And the monster Reagan is after is a peated swipes at both heads. ving. whistling and ''I'i pointing. ThePres Friday as Ronald Reagan came to just another presidential two-headed one. with big government on one side and President Ford on the other. told "Washington is not the answer," Reagan a luncheon crowd of about 2,000 people. had bothered to come to Durand, tiny Raitt sparks rainy day concert but left behind him the image of a During Durand, and there he was. a press conference and at a speech "Washington is the problem." layer looking for a chance to do before the Economic Club of Detroit Friday, Stepping quickly to his side from within During his first visit to Detroit in two days the car was a strikingly beautiful woman in By MICKIMAYNARI) Raitt played a half hour of encores after of campaigning prior to the state's presiden¬ State News Staff Writer her contracted hour, though she had to a bright tial primary on Tuesday, Reagan blasted big pink suit. "It's Betty! Yea. Betty!" a What is the one thing that could turn an catch her breath backstage after each woman cried. "Why. I didn't think she was government, particularly that under the outdoor concert into an indoor concert? num her. Ford Administration. He also discussed going to come up to these parts. And look Rain. The crowd seemed to agree with the there, she's a blond!" some of his solutions to the problems Even though Noah's Ark could have message written on Raitt's dressing room When the train had glided to a halt the presented by the size of a federal govern¬ sailed down Farm Lane Saturday, the mirror: "I luv you Bonnie." which was President waved and waited for the ment. Residence Halls Assn. tRHA) free-for-all sketched in soapsuds on the glass. The main point of the Reagan attack was cheering to subside before he brought it concert came off as scheduled with Bonnie After Raitt's performance, Little Feat back again with "Gee. it's nice to be back the federal government's approach to Raitt, Little Feat and Mirabai playing took the stage. The group drew several home again and I appreciate, as Betty does, resolving the recession. inside Jenison Fieldhouse instead of under people to their feet to boogie along with the all of you being out here in Durand." "We're increasing the temperature of a President and Mrs. Ford went out there raindrops. sick patient at the same time we're trying Concert coordinator Pat Vachon said into Durand themselves and braved the to cure the fever by breaking the ther¬ there had been a possibility earlier in the slippery railroad ties to shake hands. Then mometer," he said, adding that the fight came the short speech from the rear of the day that the musical extravaganza would be should be against the inflation caused by called off. train and the message was clear: vote for us deficit spending by the government. "If we hadn't moved it inside, we would But Reagan also told reporters that a fight on Tuesday. have had to pay the bands anyway," Vachon against deficit spending would cause still said. "We first tried to get the ice arena, but more unemployment. that was in use for the day." "I have to acknowledge that in such a Munn Arena's 6,255 capacity would not have been enough to hold the concert goers, fight, yes. there would be some economic with the market as almost 8,000 filled the floor and balcony dislocation adjusting itself," he said. "And yes, that would result of the basketball court during the concert's in some unemployment. peak time. "Therefore, I think you do what you can: Tempers flared as students and their programs to help those who are un¬ inside friends waited for the doors to open. At one point about 20 persons rushed the doors and employed, who in effect are bearing the brunt of the fight against inflation. The SUte News ran for the stage. RHA and ASMSU's Pop worst supports "What I believe is that if the people are Morris l'd«ll in the upcoming Entertainment staffers rounded them up and herded the interlopers back out into the told the truth of what the approach is going Michigan primary. Page 4. to be, what the cause of this economic The serond annual cockroach held at MSH's married "We're getting screwed," one student disruption is, and are given an estimate of race was where it will get better on a solid basis housing Saturday. For details argued as he was led outside. without thedeficit spending,... and the winner, page 5. "Just remember, it's a free concert," the I think the staff member said. people would choose to tighten their belts and hang on for the other fight, for the weather The concert started at 4 p.m., four hours after the scheduled outdoor time. The prospect of long-term prosperity and em ployment," Reagan said. Today will have occasional Stratton Nelson Band, a group of local SN photo Bill Goodrich On the upcoming Michigan primary, the showers with a high of 60 artists, had to be scratched from the bill Bonnie Raitt ex-movie star told reporters that he was a degrees. Skies will be partly because Raitt and Littie Feat had to make a definite underdog in Ford's home state, and cloudy tonight with tempera¬ plane for Jackson, Miss. that the primary is more important to the tures in the low 40s. Once finally inside, there was a mad dash rock-jazz music. Two song>. the rousing for seats on the board-covered Tartan track "Dixie Chicken" and "Feet Don't Fail Me President. surface. Rock and blues singer Mirabai Now," set the crowd to cheering with solos "I don't think anyone ever contemplated started her act before the crowd was by group members. that the challenger to even an appointed settled and ended after 30 minutes. Raitt came out to join the group in their incumbent would be the favorite in the man's All eyes were up front when Bonnie Raitt encores, which lasted 20 minutes. After the own home state where he has been a came on. The five-foot singer tossed her concert, Little Feat leader Lowell George congressman for so long," Reagan said. said he was pleased with the show. mane of red hair as she sang, drawing loud Til go for all the delegates I can get. but I cheers after each number. "We have played in gigantic stadiums and don't think the state is as crucial (for "She looks like a country fox," one intimate concert situations." he explained. Reagan). In other words, a defeat for me "There are two kinds of audiences that we would not have the same impact that it concert-goer said, shaking his head. "I'd love to get her and Linda Ronstadt draw — a hard core audience that come to would for him," he said. hear us and concerts where people just Reagan also said that the Republican together." want to listen before the The platform-shoed singer leaned back on big act." party cannot win the November election Though Little Feat have without support from some independent her stool after each song, kicking her heels not played too SN photo/Robert Koye many concerts on the road in delight. recently, they Swti«| candidate Ronald Reagan as he addresses the Economic voters and dissatisfied members of the Democratic party. Reagan has been "Boy, she's in a good mood," said a will begin a tour of Europe, Australia, New ■ "'Detroit Friday. Reagan, whose politicil career consists only of criticized for soliciting support from former Warner Brothers record rpromote .w„.- Zealand and Japan soon. Grorv»? said the I *llL.yeir8 48 governor of California, appealed to listeners to put a non- Democrats. watched the recording artist. "She really well to'JI t'He Who a ' likes this crowd." as li.e Roiling Stones. °8'°nian in the White House. (continued — [ on page 10) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan M°nday, May ,7 , PENTAGON EXAMINES 'THREATS' Viet refugees) Report discloses spying feel frustratec Earthquake rattles Washington WASHINGTON (API The American civilians living •Participating in law enforce¬ JSTBrWiSKi - on Pentagon, which once kept files According to the report, near military installations in ment operations by exchanging SEATTLE (AP) A moderate earthquake registering 5.4 on the political activities of some military agents have been Japan and West Germany, the intelligence files with local Southeast Asia, optimism and hope "has faded frustration, failure, loneliness and on the Richter scale rattled parts of northwest Washington and adjacent areas of British Columbia early Sunday 100,000 Americans, still spies on citizens thought to pose a authorized to penetrate civilian report said. In Berlin, the Army opened mail addressed to an police departments and acting as "observers" on police raids. Senate subcommittee has found. general dtPrpssion« "J "threat" to the military, a the A report by the staff of morning. It caused minor damage but no injuries, authorities Senate intelligence committee new directives went into effect in 1971. Most of the underground newspaper When the 1971 directives order¬ refugees and escapees, released the Senate suh,n I Dr William Milne of the Dominion Astro staff report said Sunday. military spying since 1971 has affiliated with a group founded in 1972 under the name ing the destruction of files civilians went into effect, on some 3 ,000 refugees came to Sunday the United Su ST"'* I Physician e in a T Though the report stressed been done by The Navy at bases "Americans in Berlin for Mc- military intelligence following Communist takeovers in Viein.1 Ietnam' Us Hj Observatory near Victoria said the quake epicenter was units . * that military spying "has been in Charleston, S.C.. and San Govern," according to the re¬ transferred their files to police Cambodia. located northeast of Pender Island a retirement-resort greatly reduced," it said that Diego and Long Beach, Calif., in Pennsylvania. Ohio, Illinois community in the Strait of Georgia, south of Vancouver. Milne said he considers the quake which lasted six Pentagon directives are "so the report indicated. port. Much of the 49-page staff and Washington. D.C. ^ByJune 30, the report said the total is expected ambiguous" that widespread In addition, military intel¬ Among the surveillance acti¬ "Despite the chaos of the evacuation," the rer™, seconds an isolated incident unrelated to an earthquake surveillance of civilians could ligence agencies continue lo spy report detailed incidents which the lack of , have been the subject of con vities undertaken since 1971 leadership and direction in the earlv ^ ' which hit Peru on Saturday There were no aftershocks, he were listed: the resettlement gressional hearings dating back •Penetration by the Naval achieved in resettling a program, substantial progres", hT to 1971 when they were first Investigative Service of two majority of the refugees" The study also found that the * Asian refugees are, a fe Miss Michigan finishes second House to vote disclosed in the press. Among them were: anti one war groups in San Diego, of which was protesting the leave the East and Midwest favor of southern and areas of the southwestern states United *71 F •Sending 1,500 agents to deployment of ships to Vietnam; NIAGRA FALLS N Y. AP Barbara Elaine Peterson, virtually every city in the •Penetration by Air Force T,hAStU?.y,,ai.d jhe ,eeling of frustrali°» could be attributed in among re J 22-yeor old daughter of Minnesota part to the economy, lark of il l military aid a supreme court judge, and language difficulties. * 0[ Job was named Miss U S A. of 1976 on Saturday night. on country to collect information "on the most trivial of political agents of an underground news¬ paper near Travis AFB, Calif.; "But these ' >*| Peterson representing Minnesota was chosen during a dissent" and store it in com¬ •Penetration of an anti-war problems have the President s resettlement also come from some fail program," the study s- J1 two-hour nationally televised competition from the It listed them as: WASHINGTON (AP) - The puters. The Army maintained group planning to protest the international convention center this city power for Congress to veto in known for its Senate continues debate this files on persons ranging from departure of Navy ships from "Early pressures to empty the camps at the waterfalls. large U.S. weapons sales Sen. Adlai Stevenson and Rep. exn™. week over creation of a per¬ around the world. Charleston, S.C.. to Vietnam; good resettlement; ™ s( The j foot-8 beauty with brown hair and brown eyes lives Abner Mikva, to singers Arlo •Loaning a Navy agent to the "Emphasis on the widest dispersion of refugees manent intelligence committee But they drop some of the |eadino in tdma Minn, and is a student at the University of Guthrie and Joan Baez. Army FBI for the purposes of infil¬ unrealistic resettlement situations; and Congress will move toward provisions Ford did not like, Minnesota. She eventually plans to enter law school. agents posed as television trating "a dissident group with "The limited scope of the sending President Ford such as a trial lifting of his program; First newsmen at the 1968 Democra anti-military objectives" in "The lack of federal programs runner up was Miss Michigan. Kevin Gale 22 of another military aid bill to trade embargo against Viet- available for job t, tic National Convention and Long Beach, Calif. Dearborn Heights P Peterson cannot finish tier reign Gale replace the one he vetoed. attended a Halloween party for will take over. Also, Ford and the Senate The House bill would school children while in search might take the last step to get authorize $7 billion for U.S. for a dissident. Carr gets good consumer rating federal campaign money WASHINGTON UPI practice A Ralph Nader group |Oining the of rating members of Congress, said Saturday only flowing again to presidential candidates. The Senate fight over military aid for two years and the Senate bill $6.7 billion. Before federal campaign •Monitoring citizen, and taxi band radios during demonstrations like the 1967 police Moviegoers killed in BEIRUT (AP) — More than 50 moviegoers Beiirul two House members and have perfect records in money can flow again to the march on the Pentagon, the fighting raged near the embattled pr..,. no senator s creating a permanent commit¬ 1968 poor people's campaign were killed or wounded by mortar shells as they Moslem sources said the supporting *he consumer m this Congress tee to keep watch on the CIA presidential candidates, Ford and the national political con¬ left a Beirut theater Sunday afternoon during a again after a Christian attemp fighting brokj The Nader Group and other intelligence agencies must nominate six Federal vicious Pub he Citizen send it followed ventions. The monitoring con¬ artillery duel between Moslem and Nabaa, a poor Moslem area s has no end in sight. Election Commission members Christian forces. and the Senate must confirm tinued despite a law prohibiting Christian-held East Beirut. Januar y A compromise worked out by It was not clear how many of the victims were 1975 through this April 14 and found that only Reps. anyone from intercepting pri¬ After 13'/: months of civil va leaders to give the new com¬ them. killed and how many wounded as they left a film Elizabeth Holtzman D-N.Y. and Robert Cornell. D-Wis.. United Nations officials say the o?ed for mittee exclusive jurisdiction The campaign money was cut vate radio transmissions and an in the Moslem sector of the capital. is growing. danger of dj • consumers in every one of the 36 House votes over the Central Intelligence opinion by the Federal Com¬ "Scores of wounded and dead were selected off March 22 under a Supreme brought "The accumulation of garbage and Agency is being filibustered by Court ruling that the FEC could munications Commission that it here," said a spokesperson at Barbir Hospital. pollution of the air. and contamination of rubblt| Only one Michigan representative in Washe yton recerved members of committees losing was illegal. In 1969 Army Police said 71 other persons were killed in not continue the executive Security Units at Ft. Hood, sources, the breakdown in sewage a good rating. Rep. Bob Car r D East Lansing was a runner up the jurisdiction, particularly disposal the House function of clearing the cam¬ Texas, spent a month monitor fighting Sunday. increasing swarms of flies and inserts ar in receiving only one negative vote the Senate Armed Services paign checks because it was a ing a nationwide citizens band Despite a nationwide radio plea for peace by potential sources of epidemics." said jl Committee. Moslem Premier Rashid Karami, A cloture vote to halt the congressional net wit hout any indication that a explosions McDougall, Mideast director of the 1 thudded continuously through the Women fill traditional roles filibuster and force action is an executive o civil disturbance would develop. landing in residential day, many Nations Information, Culture and F.duc] scheduled for Tuesday but areas. Heavy street fund. WASHINGTON,AP) Most women in the Mi litary ore still there appears to be little pros¬ assigned to administrative and med>cai specialities a pect of getting the 60 votes government study said Saturday required to invoke cloture, thus The General limiting debate. Accounting Office GAG blamed the continued concentration of women m those two traditional The House is scheduled to vote on a new military aid •The failure of Army and Marine Corps rc r uiter•> P. authorization bill to replace the fully one Ford vetoed two weeks ^escribe to women their cupa? an >pn . ago, and the Senate is to act ot\ •The tendency of some women to 1 eek sf m lalizuhon in its version if it Ihose areas even when other choices were offered gets the intelli¬ gence committee issue settled. •Restrictions on women s participation in combat related Both bills still carry features Ford objected to, primarily GAO ccheeted da»a showing that or December 1974 nearly 22 000 of the Army s 33 525 women served in administratwe or medica iobs as did nearly 9 000 of the A "JIIST FOR GRADUATE 15 114 enlisted Navy women and nearly 14 000of the 22 198 Blue Jean Scheme STUDENT" SPECIAL to sell guns stopped Read on and find out how YOU Lecture Concert Series as a graduate student can SAVE on Denim tickets, to see such celebrities as, Virgil Fox, William Windom, Cyril Ritchard and more! 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II ^ranslnte a map of Mexico into English I paying out all the consonants. ISregard all of the above, make a 1 P'tfher of Cuervo Margaritas, and lnvite your friends over. ©|p>Oin)D©!fi) Udall's quest deserves support cima For most nations of the world, a 200th birthday either the Republican or Democratic slates. would be an occasion long ago celebrated. Yet, for Democrat Morris Udall needs a strong showing to the United States — particularly in the political keep his campaign afloat against the Carter arena — this nation's recent history ironically bandwagon; President Ford desperately needs to FBL reflects the signs of a ragged republic, seemingly win in his home state. Both contests are decisive for DIRECTOR resigned to the decay of old age and eventual the '76 election. collapse. The problems this year are too crucial and the Our faith in politics has dwindled to the point stakes are too high to allow Udall's call for where government itself is perceived as an issue-talking to perish from the campaign. That, impossible problem. For many the solution lies in most importantly, is why Udall must be supported. avoidance of the issues rather than confrontation. As Udall supports, quite openly, the Humphrey- a result, we are truly in danger of losing our Hawkins bill without the equivocation of the other inst it nt ions and liberties, not to some outside threat, candidates. He strongly believes that the govern¬ but to the apathy and pessimism of the citizenry. ment must come to the aid of the people in leading the The Michigan primary, therefore, is very fight against economic recession and depression. important. The choices are clear-cut, and by no Udall clearly favors a national health insurance means — after Nebraska — can one say that Jimmy Carter is the inevitable choice of the Democratic plan which would contribute to decreasing the high cost of medical care, and the distribution of quality medical attention to all Americans. m; party. Michigan voters have a chance to choose, and Udall supports the break-up of oil cartels by influence the November election decisively — on limiting them to one phase of the energy process. At present, the big companies dominate from drill to ^OJSEMESlR-- IT'S TIME FOR THE d. TD6AR HOOVER. MUC PEim;• pump. Udall would prevent such a monopoly from strangling the consumer. AND MEMORIAL WHIPPING-.' Finally, Udall would remain a solid voice for the people, attempting to create a government re¬ sponsive to the needs of the working class and the poor — groups that have been ignored by the Nixon and Ford administrations. Udall, a new face, quite admittedly lacks the so-called charisma of a Jimmy Carter or a Jerry Monday, May 17, 1976 Brown. He lacks the long-standing record of a S/ale News editorials determined Hubert H. Humphrey. But Udall has promised to are by the opinion board, composed oI the editor-in-chief, managing editor, news editor, the associate editors, draw these super-human names back into the human opinion page editor and staff representative. Viewpoints, columns and letters are side of politics — the issues. For that reason we personal opinions. believe he must remain visible and able to accomplish Editorial Board this task, a task that will help to reveal who really is Editor-in-chief Mary Ann ChickShaw Photo Editor I'ng'ai qualified for the presidency. Managing Editor . . . . Sherman Cornett Copy Chief. News Editor The May 18 primary is much more than a primary. . Marty Sommerness Layout Editor. Associate Editor Carole Leigh Hutton It is a chance for Michigan voters to reassert a faith in Sports Editor Edward L Ronders Associate Editor Ira Elliott Freelance Edita Susan Wtlloughby politics, a chance to insure an issue-oriented Opinion Page Editc Robert Ourlian Staff Represent campaign and a chance to influence nationally who will run for president in November. This primary Advertising Dept. SN photo/Bill Goodrich Advertising Manager could — and probably will — make or break Don Gerow Assf. Advertising Manager . Cec/ Corit President Ford and Morris Udall. ■ under the pretense of offering a "peaceful" In short, Moon is a reactionary menace working on the Bottle Bill !'• existence, he is actually running a highly whose activities should be actively resisted. The statewide effort a.,* complex, imperialist right-wing corporate Cloaked in a thin veil of religion, Moon's Michigan United < m;,m • , enterprise, with holdings in excess of $60 movement more clpsely re,tfj uncomfortable with who draws his beyond merely someone that Carter has appeared, but that we find offering us another standard to choose do. In fact, if he is to lie our ne j actions from religion which professes to a his appearance inexplicable. A society from. It raises the question of which I hope they echo throughout nis i miiic^10'8 New8, g0>t Lon,ln9'Michigon Monday, May 17, 1976 Roach race highlights festival business and finance, will ask the MSU Board of Trustees for with their faces painted, the roach dedicated a $6 per month rent increase, a trophy to the "The buildings were built Cherry Lane Apartments, said performers took jabs at the administrator or trustee of his with a life expectancy the third increase in less than trustees, claiming they "played of 30 faculty and married housing or her choice. which is almost up one year. lord" while the students are years, now," units are not kept up as well as The fourth roach, submitted Weiss said. He said because of She said the rate hike is told to "pay their tuition and are residence halls. based on rising costs for utili¬ by Ed Thering, 1644E Spartan their extremely depreciated "They are like a prison- rot" in their "little boxes of ties and labor. Village, won the race with a value, the University could dreary and not pleasant," ticky-tacky." time of .67 seconds. Dubbed the "burn the buildings down and "The University has not Seaton said. She said the cock¬ pro¬ The situation was termed vided any window "Ayds roach" since it was not lose a dime." roach problem persists regard¬ sealing or "Sparta-gate" and a dozen transported in an empty Ayds Sandra Seaton. 701-207 put in insulation as a means of less of how neat a person is. youngsteri playing the part of candy box, the r did not conserving energy," Wetmore cockroaches went into any special coaching or said, and called the University sounding chorus of "There is Student clowns for M HI lhe aCt'°" "totally responsible" for maintenance of the units. the nothing like a roach." pre-game pep talk, since it was caught just five minutes before degree r-„.l Married Housing Finally the highlighted the play began, Thering said. "This is a nicer form CARBONDALE, III. (AP) - Pj, Festival held Satur- of event—the race—was about to James 0. Stephan stood out in Kversity Village. protest than marching in board of trustees and it's a lot on the take place and about 25 specta¬ Thering asked that his his graduating class at .uroose of the festivities tors huddled around the race trophy—an imprinted bug of fun," Wetmore said. "How¬ sprayer—be given to asst. Southern Illinois University. Stephan, included an original course under a canopy to stay He wore a pink wig, floppy pink professionally the cockroaches might not registrar Victor Henley to pro¬ known as "Jamie-0 The ■^formed by married ever, out of the drizzling rain. test high out-of-state tuition shoes and a ruffled collar with Clown," worked his KT tenants, a cockroach agree on that." The contes¬ The roaches were released fees. his navy blue gown. way tants were squashed with individually in the through college by hiring out as lull the sale of Slllt' swatters upon fly- center of a "I thought it was fitting that a clown at birthday parties, car Ij T-shirts - was to reaching the group of concentric circles. The After the race, Ed Weiss, 134 I graduate this way," said finish line. dealership promotions and Etagainst a proposed rent The play, "Godzilla vs. the elapsed time for the roach to Stoddard Ave., who is a former Stephan, 25, of Carbondale. store openings. He also taught X, ,nd unsanitary living traverse the radius of the University Village in married housing Board of Trustees" was not UANDTHE MARRIED STUDENTS course was recorded and the said conditions resident. "I've been clowning since I was 10 years old and paid for my a clown class in the university's division of continuing educa- —nits coordinator Mar- endorsed by the Married Stu¬ person sponsoring the winning than they were five years ago. entire undergraduate education Bftm'ore, 1203D Univer- dents Union, which will be THINK THEY HAVE PROBLEMS!" ■pillage, said. meeting with the trustees to ire said Roger Wilkin- discuss the rent hike. president for Dressed in motley eostumes TURNOUT ESTIMATED AT 8,000 A dramatic change iRain mars RHA concert is at hand: ■PATRICIA lacroix "The thing that I was most coordinator for the Frisbee basis of accuracy and distance. Utlfem Staff Writer happy about was the amount of event, Frank Cecil, said he an old saying: "If at cooperation in what I personal¬ Twenty people ran in the . thought that the event went running marathon held at Old [mdon't succeed, try, try, ly considered an emergency," Vachon said. "They were just "exceptionally well." College Field Saturday "We had 10 dorms participat¬ morning, event coordinator iih the Residence Halls super, super cooperative." ing and about 50 or 60 specta¬ Nevin Kanner said. „.. . :o succeed with Vachon said that it would be tors," Cecil said. The winner of this event was _.U RHA Week-seven impossible to estimate how Steve Zavadil, 145 E. Shaw Kim Christian, A314 Emmons K[ outdoor activities and many students had actually Hall, won the Frisbee competi¬ the concert, since they Hall, with the award for win¬ |brm competitions—it was seen tion with his throw of 67 yards. ning dorm going to Butterfield £dby lack of participation were all "just sitting on the This event was judged on the Hall. Levents. lack of publicity floor." DPS estimated later (tevents and rain during that approximately 8,000 has lid finale Outdoor Free- crammed into the fieldhouse. Ill Concert. (event that lias buzzing about—the most of the one The reason Vachon gave for of the four bands not appearing, the East Lansing Bangladesh citizens It concert I to be held based Stratton-Nelson Band, m the Auditorium and .... as drowned out in was time. "Both Bonnie Raitt and Little ask share of water Iht started Friday night Feat had to be in Jackson, RAJSHAHI, Banlgadesh (API — Hundreds of thousands of ■tinued through Satur- Mississippi," he said. "There Bangladesh citizens began a march along the Indian border was just no time." Sunday to protest India's diversion of Ganges River water to Mark Heorodt, coordinator Calcutta. for the tug of war event, said that "not a whole lot of people Organizers of the march, led by 95-year-old Maulana Abdu Hamid Khan Bhashani, estimated more than a half a million ■ tnonths of hard work showed up." people were taking part in the two-day trek from this border district Attributing the lack of parti¬ capital. The marchers, who stretched out for five miles, planned to ptil I started to check into cipation to the fact that this march 50 miles to the Bangladesh point closest to the Farakka Dam abilities of holding the was the first year for RHA in India. It somewhere else, I was Week, Heorodt said he was ■bummed out." "pretty disappointed." The marchers carried signs demanding the sharing of Ganges ton said he water. The main branch of the river crosses the border from India thought that Campbell and Akers Halls is going to be were awarded the free movie into Bangladesh just below the Farakka Dam, which was built in ed until "about 10:30" 1971 with Soviet aid for (175 million. passes as winners of the compe¬ if morning. 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Their local musician Jeff HoUings- favorite, "Stagalee." vitality to the kiva crowd. did for its audience Thursday night what a couple slugs of music ranged from down-home bluegrass to Southern rock worth. He set the mood for the Vassar Clements Band with his The Vassar Clements Band began its set with a sit back and The first concert at 7:80 p.m. went as scheduled but the 10 CIGARETTES 107o UFFOURPRH ALL KODAK Fit J Jack Daniels whisky could only with country, to big band enthusiastic banjo playing and take-it-easy number foDowed p.m. show started late and hope to do. boogie with funk all over. hearty gospel folk songs. The by a foot-stomping, hand-dap¬ continued until 1 a-m. The band The five fine musicians filled The sold-out Mariah concert audience responded by de- ping hoedown. The perfor¬ mance consistently blended seemed happy to perform for the responsive audience and 2 pk/79' PROCESSING AN fast-paced music with an occa¬ sionally less invigorating the audience, in turn, could have sat and listened all night. developing number. After two encores and a Clements himself played a standing ovation/ the band mean fiddle which often ap¬ exited, leaving a happy, heated peared to be speaking to the crowd breathless. magic koidak people in the room. When he was playing, the band-audience cubes flllm flash cu rapport was at a maximum. At MSU band to meet one point, Clements asked the $ $]03 crowd if the music sounded all right. for 76 organizing j 43 C110-I2 99' "We can't tell up here on "Band! A-Ttn-HUT! (CMPM) (••apaa) stage," he said. Fo-Ward, MARCHr Expire. May 23. 1974 leit Expires 1May 23. 1974 leaking Star* Only leaf Lenaing The immediate response was The MSU Spartan Marching Storu Only "We love you," and Clements Band will have its annual spring answered with a robust, "We term organizational meeting love you all." May 26 at 4:30 p.m. in 120 Music GAF FILM 126-12 Tunes like "Panama Red" Bldg. and "Tennessee Stud" were done with true country flavor "It's a very important meet¬ ing to discuss pre season drills = Expire* May 23, 1974 69' by vocalist and bass player and the upcoming 78 season," Mike McBride. said Kenneth G. Bloomquist, Jim Drennen, on piano, was professor of music and director backgama/ion BARNES-H IND "" responsible for the band's "love of bands. teacher> wetti ng songs" as displayed by the numbers "Rag Mama Rag" and Athletic Director Joseph L. Complete ganrie solutic Kearney will be the guest "Long Way Around." speaker at the meeting, which is 2oz. $1 Both Rick Hackworth on drums and Jim Murphy on dpen to all returning bandsmen and MSU students interested in Rug. '10" *6" Reg. '2» „Z1, pedal steel guitar and saxo¬ joiningthe organization, Bloom¬ Vassar Clements fiddles up a storm in McDonel SN photo Berm# Coakley phone did a superb job in quist said. Hall kiva during his Thursday night two-set stint OFF KOTEX with the Mariah concert-producing organization. INSECT REPELLENT dristan FEMININE NAPKIN Clements and his five-member band treated the cold tablet] crowds to special renditions of "Panama Red," "Tennessee Stud" and the classic "Rag Mama Rag." 7oz. 12'a Rug. M" 94' Rug. 79" 64' Reg. U10 (cw») Expiree May 23, 1974 leaf LawauMf Here Ow4y BIC PENS ZEST MEDIUM POINT jAk^^siaafcuf 1 29? 4PK Reg. 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Rivar 351-4210 [(Wfff) 3b1 K-'OO AiU'i i 1174 1474 'J ■■LmIIZ i|;.^MW»tlj2H-*t°le New*'Eo,t lon,ln9, Michiggn Monday, May 17, 1976 7 'J \sher capture 75007 men crown "One, two, three—Bang! And ment of the raCe. Mu winning the third-place they're off." The Junior 500 Asher Student Foundation trophy. pushcart race was a tremen took the lead in the men's heats In the women's race dous success Sunday as 21 Alpha and won the 500 with a running Chi Omega took first place with entries competed before ap¬ time of two minutes and 40 a running time of three minutes proximately 1,000 anxious stu¬ seconds. and 12 seconds as Nikki Nasser dents lining M.A.C. Avenue. Joe Horner of Asher drove drove and runners Ernie The rejuvenation of the the cart with runners Mark Fromme, Jim Mikulec, Dick Junior 500, sponsored by Johnson, Gary Rogers and Pete Jewel and Neil Davis pushed Lamda Chi Alpha, started off Hilzinger feverishly pushing her into first place. Greek Week by bringing to¬ him over the finish line. Kappa Alpha Theta took gether Greek and non-Greek Sigma Chi took second place second place and Kappa Kappa students to share in the excite¬ in the race with Sigma Alpha Gamma placed third. SNphotos by Laura Lynn Fistler and Robert Kaye FIRM CHARGES TRADEMARK VIOLATIONS Chugging contest to highlight *oors files suit for infringement full week of Greek activities By MARICE RICHTER Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. On Friday State News Staff Writer the clinic will be in front of the Student J Ij michaei. savel will be taken by Korr's. infringement of trademark, if a However, the judge also hop, which results in a mild Back in the old days, fraternities and Book Store on Grand River Avenue. ■"« New, SUB Writer "At this point we are not preliminary injunction is ordered Adolph Coors to pro¬ taste. However, Charles Rusk sororities sponsored events like goldfish- This year, Sigma Alpha Mu member ' sure what will happen," he said. handed down, it is in most duce a $250,000 bond to protect 's golden is n< of the J.I. Haas Hop Co. of swallowing and cramming telephone booths Merrill Gordon will attempt to bounce a "It has not been decided yet if cases the ballgame," he said. Korr's. If there is a successful Washington, D.C., said the with as many people as possible. basketball for 44 hours to raise money. He we will appeal the injunction." "The judge has made a decision appeal the money would be "korr" of a hop does not exist. But the times have changed and the is used by Korr's to get opera¬ trying to break last year's record of 42 Perry speculated that Korr's against Korr's when he handed "Some manufacturers use a goldfish stay in the ponds. Today the hours of basketball bouncing. would not appeal the case. down the injunction, so there is tions started again. hop extract," he said. "Beer is fraternities and sororities sponsor new Gordon will start bouncing on Thursday "Generally, in a situation like little likelihood they could be Robert Adell, president of extracted from the whole hop events — Frisbee-throwing, tug of war and at 7 p.m. and will end Saturday afternoon this where there has been an successful Adell Industries, the manufac¬ and that is what they would beer-chugging contests. when the Greek Feast begins. turer of Korr's, was not avail¬ use. There is such a thing as a This week, the MSU community will The fraternity is attempting to raise able for comment, but said heart of a hop, but there is no witness these and other events in action as more than last year's $2,300 total. earlier that the similarity in way it could provide a differ¬ annual Greek Week is celebrated. Other events of the week include: the names is a coincidence. in taste. ence Greek Week began Sunday with the "*.(m beer "Our beer is different, it is "As far as I know, and I have revival of the Junior 600, sponsored by sorority tricycle race on Monday, a canoe race on Tuesday, a tug of war and Greek N0W/0N5ALE steam-brewed," he said. "Our beer is based on a special recipe been in the business a long Lambda Chi Alpha, and will end with the sing on Wednesday, a chug contest on time, a hop is a hop and saying Greek Feast picnic Saturday. Thursday, a Frisbee contest on Friday and made from the "Korr" of the you use the core or 'korr' is Every year the Greeks hold a series of a road rally on Saturday. hop which gives the beer a less nothing more than a Madison events, sponsored by individual fraternities The canoe race and tug of war are being bitter taste." Avenue gimmick," Rusk said. and sororities. Most of the events include sponsored by the Beta Theta Pi fraternity. The Adolph Coors Co. based only Greeks as participants. The canoe race will travel from the Beta its action on the fact that when However, Sigma Alpha Mu's annual Theta Pi house to the canoe dock and back. beer consumers hear the com¬ mercials for Korr's on the radio Ford supports charity event — Bounce for Beats — which all week The tug of war will be pulled from opposing runs encourages campuswide sides of the Red Cedar River. it is impossible to distinguish '1 to sell participation. The Phi Delta Theta Frisbee contest is a i between Korr's and Coors. Adell said his company was Olympic funds Bounce for Beats which starts Monday, is Greek tradition. It will be held on the front a fundraising activity for the Michigan lawn of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity doing nothing wrong and that WASHINGTON (UPI) - Heart Assn. house from 1 to 6 p.m. Friday. the advertisements spell out Legislation authorizing a $49 "Bounce for Beata is a national fundraiser Delta Chi's road rally is a new addition to the name K-OR-R's. million federal contribution to sponsored by Sigma Alpha Mu fraternities Greek Week in which entries will drive "People have asked us about the 1980 Winter Olympics at around the country," Jesse Rosenbaum, around hunting for clues. the name," he said. "But our Lake Placid, N.Y., was approv¬ Sigma Alpha Mu member, said. "We chose ed Tuesday by the House The highlight of Greek Week and Greek radio commercials spell out the heart association because they are not 'K-0 R-R'S' because we want to tradition will be held Thursday at Dooley'a Transportation and Commerce allowed to solicit their own donations." subcommittee. — the annual Chug Contest. The fraterni¬ differentiate." Sigma Alpha Mu members will be The bill, calling for far more ties and sororities send teams of three to However, an Associated distributing information about the heart Press news report said that than the $28 million requested association all week on campus and Grand guzzle beer for the championship. This Korr's does not spell out the by President Ford, was ap¬ River Avenue. year, the fraternities will be chugging 32 name on some of its commer- ounces of beer and the sororities 16 ounces. proved by unanimous voice In addition, free movies will be shown, vote and now goes to the parent and a free blood pressure clinic will be set Prizes and awards House Interstate and Foreign are being given for all , The name cf the beer n Saturday," MSU golf Jary Fossum said, tan golfers NAT'l. MED- FRII (limit ! per customer) picked up the Dent BRD's □Fri. BUY ONI WHOPPER, OIT I GRADUATION SPECIALS and three spots, as • two II shot 81 82-161 for the FRII (limit 1 per customer) ip position, while team- £ For complete information call write: 013) 3S4-00B5 01 □Sat. FRII small soft drink when y round.v for .a 162 total, South! ield Office buy WHOPPER and fries , p (313) 682-3149 Ann Arbor Office □ Sun. 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ENDOWMENT POR THE ARTS THE MICHIGAN COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS I PRODUCTION A UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD/STUDENT ENTERTAIN™" | SHOWCASE JAZZ SUPPORTS A UNITED PROGRAMMING BOARD VOTE YES ON A B . ||^njiote News, Eost lorning, Michigan Monday, May 17, 1976 9 M University Theatre lack Centennial'calls for unity 1976 SPRING I ^THROWN ..KATBROWN among black people. He cited «*«« the Jewish people as an orieins origins i„ in Africa AN.,... to 1620, The ' ■Iv^SuHWHter ple of what could be done if exam¬ narrator spoke about Roman One part of the students' interpretation showed a debate rights movement, Martin THEATRE FESTIVAL "Sthis nation is unified blacks were unified. and Greek civilizations noted in between Booker T. Washing¬ Luther King, were noted in this 6 ,1 celebrate freedom, "We should adopt the history books and the lack of period of history. a. Jewish ton, who felt blacks should speaker said to a p-eat achievements by blacks The dramatization was DO rOU BELIEVE IN FAIRIE5? philosophy until "work and save and fid o( about 60 people one," he said. we can find .™.th? Egyptian empires. house," and W.E.B. DuBoise, buy a sponsored by "With A Child's E sV\U RPWflfy PETER PAN Uhl on campus opening Spivey said Watergate That's (the Egyptians) the who preached that blacks Ileart," a nonprofit charitable o • until BYJ M.BARRIE |C Centennial" week been around for a long time has and part you don't get in history should develop their intellect so organization which began at MSU two years ago. KJ j feels that classes, said Valerie Wilson, All pro¬ "Watergate Me Render, f"Ration, said the coorganizer blessing" because it helped was a television and radio major who researched and wrote the a they could "help make the laws or they would lose their house ceeds from the weekend will to the organization. go CO 3 • bring people together. script with a trumjied up clause." JL»[ the "Black Centen- Speaking about the govern for the performance. The Harlem Renaissance to At the end of Sunday's show, Y> fL to bring together raent, Spivey said need. to 9" Saturday night, the sec- the present was Render again made a plea for MSI'and from around portrayed Sun n „ ond segment of the unification and said she was take care of our dramatize- day afternoon ■fine area while being ...... before spending billions of dot People ^„F„ tion depicted the period from as the final upset that none of the black portion of the dramatization. t? id various activities lars on projects and other slavery to the Reconstruction Bessie Smith, Billie administrators had shown up to >r Ej included a three-part countries. Appealing to the Era. Students portrayed noted blacks from Harriet Tubman Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and others who participate in the was program that in*'- iliution of black history. audience, he said the appeared at the Savoy in the put on entirely by volunteer Ks( speaker, James young and her underground railroad 1920s were students backed up hy the Black L rhanged the focus of his people at MSU will be the for escaping slaves to portrayed by stu¬ Orpheus Choir and a band con¬ "magnet that draws the train William C. dents before the audience. sisting of some members from E because of the small Handy, known as the father of Motown, the riots of the '60s and Ingmar Bergman's O L on Ihe opening night of together." Spivey said if the the blues. the Jazz Ensemble. Lend. Spivey spent 40 movement begins here, others one of the leaders of the civil Render spoke of the strong n: FAIRCHILD BOX OFFICE will follow and "get aboard." Xin Jackson Prison before Render, a theater major who possibility that the show may a CALL 355-0148 Lite legislative correc- a T ombudsman for the rtl State Legislature, wrote, directed and produced the show, impressed day's crowd the need to get upon Fri¬ Coffeehouse slates and Render are or¬ more blacks to al join in the week a unity movement Ellic country beginning at end. She spoke about the of blacks on campus who apathy resident folk concert (Tlichigan State University ■ A-Declaration of Unity" about themselves and not their worry . was signed by the The Ten Pound Fiddle Cof- form at the concert. fellow man. nee at each show over the feehouse will present a Resi¬ Mil and the names Koctrd to a scroll will be to be "The ones who need to hear it ISpivey's speech) aren't here," dents Night Concert at 8:30 Friday in the Union Grill. with Admission to the event is $2, a 50 cent discount for members of the folksong so¬ THE FEAR Of SUPER X F around the United she said. Sally Rogers on the Guitar THE YEAR IS HERE After the speech, the first and dulcimer; Carrie Potter on ciety. 3 X RATED FILMS Besides sponsoring the Ten Et( said during his life- part of the dramatization traced the history of blacks from their vocals, autoharp and guitar; Pound Fiddle Coffeehouse in DRJBbOGK See All Three for 82.00011 one ■ tc has looked for unity Gary and Barbara Gardener — —...x,. vocals, concertina, dulcimer conjunction with wi.juiii.iEuii wim the uie Union union MR HYDE and autoharp; and Stan Werbin Activities Board, the folksong Supercharged Erode Program asks for Mich, votes on banjo, vocals and guitar are the artists scheduled to per- society also presents free hootenannies every Tuesday night in the Union Grill. No. I HARLOT pd from page 1) sidered themselves Super hardcore story of a 1 5 Republi were plan- cans and 65 per cent said they year old girl working her way were "independents." [all those"surveyed, 21 per All of those who said they through high school uidthev considered them- were Republicans said they 1 Democrats. 9.5 con- planned to vote for Ford. No. II The CONFISCATED The story of two vice cops "ENTIRELY NEW AND ABSORBING MOVIE... battling hardcore pornography. ^H A reminder to current EVEN BETTER THAN Lecture-Concert Series Subscribers: * No. Ill IT'S ALL FOR THE TV PRODUCTION." SALE Monday GHENKYVDI and "HIS SIX "WIVES film from the 60 s and SH0WTIMES: Harlot 7:00 & 10:30 It's all for Gale 8:10 J [FEATURING I THE Tuesday E 3 SPECTACULAR HITS Confiscated 9:15 MN,TMKS.:MOPJI. if * 1. And Than Cam* Ive V FIN. I SAT.: HB, 9:15 SUN : MO, 115. IX 'J 11 EXORCIST ADMISSION ONLY $2.00 May 17-18 1. Hitler's Harlot SHOWPLACE: 116 [JHFrom Warner Bros.Q Ag. Eng. 3. Dinnerwar* Salesman ONE DOLLAR OFF WITH STUDENT I.D. ASSOLUTELY NO ONE UNDER II ADMITTED OPENS 9:45 STARTS 10 a.m. ■ SI OFF AFTER 11 P.M. are the days for you to change ROCK RETURNS your seat location TO THE or series iROBERT DENIRO | CIVIC CENTER! TAXI for next DRIVER! season. WILS-Rock Stereo 101 & Paul Stanley Use the order form in the Lecture- Concert Series brochure or go to the Present Union Building Ticket Office, 8:15-4.30 weekdays. (355-33611 fjfcl '"loo '- in t oo , |1.M ALL TWI-UTE PRICES LIMITED TO AVAILABILITY OF SEATS M 1 ■ R-E-O PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS IROTIC SHOWGIRL! THIS WEEK LIVE ONSTAGE HOW SHOWING Tuesday, May 25 8:00p.m. TONITROY 5 SHOWS DAILY -TIMES 12-3-4-9-12 him 3 SIIPIH XXX HITS AMYOMfBUT Tickets 6.50,5.50,4.50 Ali Seats Reserved m -mm Tickets on sale Wednesday at Marshall _ -3 ONCI AND FOR ALL ALL FEATURES RATED XXX • ADULTS ONtY BOX OFFICE OPEN AT B:00 P.M. Music (Downtown and East Lansing) SHOWS START AT DUSK i.m. to 2:00 .V 11,91 n.ns. a.m. MON. to2i00fl.nl _AN FEATURES FOR ADULTS ONLY XXX and Knapp's (Lansing and Meridian Mall) 1 0 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Monday, May ,7 ( ifiwtelil fep|p)@n)Oin)shments served. night, 329 Student Services Bldg., Co-op office, 311-B Student Ser- company said they did." desP't«' Pacific's repeal of energy legislation. downtown headquarters on the to organize petitioning for Tues¬ vices Bldg., or co - op house typing, binding. Printing from your "The unrealistic fuel-use auction block to pay a disputed When the telephone day's primary. Please come. nearest you. Taking a waiting list. company standards that have been man¬ $11 debt. admitted in court that it had dated by the energy bill — if Louis Gary, who boasts of received Wo the MSU Go Club meets from 8:30 the payment but Jones Stationary Shop, 9-5 p.m., The MSU Spartan Marching comply with Garcia'/,, New ^bers needed and we|. to 11 tonight, 331 Union. Lending they are, allowed to. remain — paying his telephone bill at the charged him $11 anyway to Moy 3. Gary Monday Fndav. Call GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. C- COPY- d C°med Ca" - .. . rt f ?,U8rt copies of Go proverbs. Bring boards. band will have spring meeting at 4:30 May 26, 120 Music Bldg. would cost at least 200,000 last minute "as a matter of reconnect his service, Gary a Bt-lfic S hofiiL / . Michigan workers their jobs, principle," filed suit against the went to city hall and filed suit in 20 5-28 I3H Francisc Important meeting of Women's according to industry sources," powerful utility charging it cut small claims court. with financial ar PROFESSIONAL TYPING For Studies Committee to nominate Pre-Meds: Dr. James Potchen, Students interested in Reagan said. off his service without the On April 12, Municipal Court nearly $ businesses and students. Taped coordinators for next year will be chairperson of MSU's Radiology becoming Big Brother/Sisters, manuscripts accepted. 394-4796. 14 6-4 112) beld at 4 today, 404 Berkey Hall. A" interested welcome. Dept., will speak and answer questions from 7 to 8:30 tonight, come at to 6 Student Services Bldg. 6:30 Wednesday. f Invite the bunch... 334 Union. IS TYPING: TERM papers, theses, Important! COGS (Council of Mix a dissertations, resumes, general Graduate Studentsl meets at 6:30 The Renaissance Dance Assn. 8 p.m. Tri-County Bike Assn. meets at last Thursday of every TIME great, big bucket full of typing. Experienced, fast, depend- tonight, Con-Con Room, Intema- will hold advanced dance class at month, Unitarian Chruch, Grove able. 485-6960. 0-5-28 1121 tional Center. ^ ^ 8:30 tonight. Union Tower Room. A Open House THESES, TERM papers, scientific, , ..ComeT t0„ Undergraduate's Married Housing parents: You PROBLEM Serves 32... tastes like a super cocktail! legal, IBM (pica-elite) typing Library Term Paper Help Sessions invited to participate in a dis DEC's free pediatric clinic meets Greatest drink JOHN CA1 HOUN, 332-2078. 0-5- at 2 and 3 p m TuesdaV- Sign up are from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday by ever invented! Miv,, i in undergraduate library. cussion/workshop on parenting at 28d2) ANN BROWN PRINTING AND I 7:30 tonight. Spartan Village appointment only. Immunization, physicals, well-baby care. Up to 12 9 add ice and 7UP at (he last right out of the bucket! Smooth minulc... vvivc i|,c Clm \i'j J TYPING. Dissertations, resumes, [ Wauled L % School. years old. 398 Park Lane. Call for appointment. n delicious general printing. Serving MSU for 26 years with complete theses LICENSED DAY Care in my home. Help us with the "Bottle Bill" Background in early childhood Petition Drive. MSU Sierra Club insty-prints service. 349-0850. C-20-5-28 (19) Need volunteers for kids who EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ education. 8-14 months preferred, 337-1801. 3-5-18(16) meets at 7 tonight, 332 Union. are flunking school subjects. Re¬ quests are urgent for extra help. One fifth Southern Comfort w^A 3 quarts 7UP sertation, (pica-elite). FAYANN, More information, 26 Student 489 0358. C-20-5-28 (12) GRAD STUDENT and dog require Fellowship in the joy and love of Service Bldg. 6 oz fresh lemon juice God the Father, Son and Holy One 6 1-2 bedroom domicile, near MSU. oz can fro2en orange |uice PURR FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ June 15th for 1 year. Ms. Wallach, Spirit, with Campus Action at 7:30 One 6-02 can fro2en lemonade tonight, 428 Division St. ASMSU offers attorney consul¬ sonal and professional IBM typing. 351-7776 or 353-6483. 3-5-19 (20) One day service. 351-5094. C-15-5- tation from 1 to 5 p.m. every CAN tOLVI THAT Chill ingredients Mix in bucket, Wednesday. Appointments 21 (12) ' The MSU Star Trek Club meets be made in 307 Student Services may PROBLIM WITH FAST i adding 7UPlast Adda few drops IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, R,oi MI TOWN a.8hPe Wednesday, Yakeley Hall cafeteria. Please try to attend. Bldg. QUALITY PRINTING red food coloring (optional), stir lightly Add tee, orange, lemon general typing. Formerly with Ann slices Looks and tastes Brown. Call 485-8018; after 6 p.m., 482 7487 C-21-5-31 (16) Elliott Frank will speak on "Sex memoers Pet tion for elections of new of dietetics student ad¬ great' \ - "'L Awareness and Contraception" at visory committee now available in UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ 8 tonight, McDonel Hall Kiva. 1 Human Ecology Bldg. Deadline 483-3303 4833511 882-1104 PLETE DISSERTATION and res¬ Everyone is invited to attend. May 28. 1456 E. Michigan 115 E. Allegan You know it's got to be good when it s 3205 S. Cedar i ume service. IBM typing, editing, multilith offset printing, typeset¬ ting, and binding. We encourage RUMMAGE SALE Saturday May 15, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Holt High A Labor History Forum will be in Jobs for Youth parade and rally Detroit on May 22. All in¬ E. Mich, and S. Cedar stores 9-12 Sat. Southern Cowfor comparative shopping. For esti¬ School cafeteria. Sponsored presented by the Graduate History All stores open 8:30 - 5:30 SOUTHERN COMFORT CORPORATION 100 PRODI hOUiUH by Assn. at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Union terested, meet at 6:30 tonight, 340 mate stop in at 2843 East Holt Booster Club. 4-5-21 (16) Grand Union. River or phone 332-8414. 0-20-5-28 Gold Room. (32) ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★if -CLIP AND SAVE- Don Forpel! | Trai$p>rtatiiTjf^] 1 ■ GUIDE TO THE INSTRUCTORS- FREE RIDE to Baltimore area, Mid-June. Drive our car and we I mlerprailliiite May 17 pay gas. 489-0671. 3-5-17 (15) GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS I I continued from Tab page 35) a little confusing; 45% good; COURSE LOAD 50% stimulating, QUESTION RES- cial; COMMAND 18% | COURSE LOAD 19% easy, moderate, 42% rather available at poNSE 91% very clearly; OR- average, 71% super NEED RIDER to California, share I WESSEL, D. - PSY: CLASS 56% moderate, 23% rather demanding; ATTITUDE 19% GANIZATION 64% good, 27% 41% satisfactoi expenses, economical car. May 14 17. 351 8496. 3-5-17 (12) CAMPUS BOOK STORE 128 Fr„ 44 So.. 18 Jr., 9 Sr.; demanding. interested. 79% very enthu- s'as"c- exceptionally well; COURSE interesting, 12% : Packs of 10 Each |. COURSE 000 299; REQUIRED LOAD 54% rather demanding. • package QUESTION RESPONSE Includes and I for 33%; OVERALL SCALE WHITESIDE, E. — CSC: 46% extremely demanding; RIDERS WANTED to New York name degree card very clearly; OKGANIZA! City, June 12. Share driving, I 29% poor. 33% below average, CLASS 15 Gr.; COURSE WINTERS, H. - GEO: ATTITUDE 27% interested. 65% good, 24% 507 and 131 Grand River Ave. e expenses. 351-0147,355-5763.3-5- I 26% average, 11% very good; 800-999; REQUIRED for 69%; CLASS 12 Fr., 12 So., 21 Jr., 37 73% very enthusiastic- well; COURSE LOAD I CLASS SESSION 33% not OVERALL SCALE 12% below Sr., 11 Gr.; COURSE 000 299, ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ GRADING DIFFICULTY 36% moderate, I worth going to, 42% nothing average, 31% average, 38% 300-499; REQUIRED for 45%; average, 54% difficult, demanding; ATTITl'DEj I special, 23% worthwhile; very good, 12% excellent; OVERALL SCALE 40% very I COMMAND 38% interested, 59% inadequate, CLASS SESSION 38% worth- good, 53% excellent; CLASS WOODRUFF L. — HUM: siastic; c I 37% sufficient, 19% above while, 44% very beneficial; SESSIONS 31% worthwhile, CLASS 14 Fr., 94 So.,, 19 Jr.; DIFFICULTY 71' 1 WHAT CAN YOUR HOME HAVE IN average; STYLE 33% very COMMAND 50% above aver- 64% very beneficial; COURSE 000-299; REQUIRED 24% difficult. COMMON WITH THE CONCERT HALL? j tonous, boring, 36% 18% somewhat mono¬ satisfactory; age, 50% 38% superior; somewhat STYLE COMMAND 70% 27% above (or 78%. OVERALL SCALE monotonous, average, superior; 4536 very g(XKit 43% excellent; zac'ks, j. I'SY: I'lJ QUESTION RESPONSE 36% 12% satisfactory, 19% interest- STYLE 64% interesting, 26% CLASS SESSIONS 48% Jr., 16 Sr.; COURSE . more confusing than helpful, ing; QUESTION RESPONSE stimulating QUESTION RES- worthwhile, 46% very bene- REQUIRED for M«« 28% adequately, 28% reason¬ 25% reasonably well, 56% very PONSE 26% reasonably well, ALL SCALE 23% bcl . fjcial: COMMAND 45% above ■ W well, with a stereo system from HI Fl BUYS you can experience the samel ame! ably well; ORGANIZATION clearly; ORGANIZATION 25% 72% very clearly; ORGANI- average, 45% superior; STYLE age. 38% average, »"« rich full brilliance of the concert hall right in your own home. you see, I 33% undirected, 46% a little a little confusing, 56% good; ZATIlN 39% good. 59% 55% interesting, 37% good; CLASS SESSION I confusing, 20% good. COURSE LOAD 31% moder- exceptionally .well; COURSE stimulating QUESTION RES- not worth going to. 3D ~]at hi Fl buys our trained audio specialists take time to be certain that thei ate, 44% rather demanding, LOAD 53% moderate, 40% [components you chose will give you the utmost in performance. and of| poNSE 53% reasonably well, ing special. 42% word kourse our systems are all backed by hi Fl buys 5 year service plan ani I WEST, J. - ATL: CLASS 59 25% extremely demanding. rather demanding ATTITUDE 28% very clearly; ORGANI- COMMAND 23% suf I Fr.; COURSE 000-299; 30% interested, 69% very en- our own service department. ZATION 18% a little confusing 46% above average I REQUIRED for 100%; OVER- WILBER, E. — HUM: CLASS thusiastic. 66% good, 14% exceptionally I ALL ' SCALE 18% average, 17 So., 14 Jr., 4 Sr.; COURSE superior; STYLE 35°» well; COURSE LOAD 67% what monotonous. 23% I 40% very good, 37% excellent; 000-299; REQUIRED for 80%; WITTICK, R. - GEO: moder«te, 28% rather factory, 31% inten. I CLASS SESSION 45% worth- OVERALL SCALE 60% very CLASS 16 Gr.; COURSE 800- demanding ATTITUDE 96% QUESTION RESPONSE ' while, 47% very beneficial; good, 37% excellent; CLASS 999; REQUIRED for 72%; very enthusiastic; GRADING adequately. 58% I COMMAND 57% above aver- SESSION 46% worthwhile, OVERALL SCALE 50% very DIFFICULTY 30% average, well 19% vrrv 1 [ age, 55% 33% superior; STYLE 49% very beneficial; 8^- 3?°* excellent; CLASS COMMAND 60% above aver- SESSIONS 83% very bene- 54% rather difficult. ORGANIZATION 42". interesting. 30% stimulat¬ confusing, 42% ing; QUESTION RESPONSE age, 37% superior; STYLE ficial; COMMAND 17% above YATES, D. - ROM: CLASS COURSE LOAD 43% reasonably well, 53% very 57% interesting, 26% stimulat- average, 79% superior; STYLE 6 Fr., 5 So., 11 Jr., 8 Sr., 6 Gr.,; moderate, 35% J clearly; ORGANIZATION 77% ing; QUESTION RESPONSE 22°* satisfactory, 43% reasonably well, 49% very interesting, 17% stimulating 50% COURSE 300-499; REQUIRED demanding, 12% extr™ • good, 23% exceptionally well; for 5001,. OVERALL SCALE mandini! I I COURSE LOAD 82% moder- ate. 7% rather demanding; clearly; ORGANIZATION 66% QUESTION RESPONSE 28% good, 31% exceptionally well; reasonably well 72% very ^average 50%Tery glwd 31% excellent; CLASS SES- ZINMAN, MR. - I ATTITUDE 48% interested, lAjunat uunu so-™ moaer- ™,™ SIONS 58% worthwhile, 28% CLASS 3 Fr., 3 No., 0. 40% very enthusiastic; GRAD- I | ING 33% average, 45% diffi- a^™?n ATTITUDE™'h„er landing; 91% very enthus- COURSE ?r%"«11; LOAD 44% rather very beneficial; COMMAND Sr.; COURSE 000 299. I# 19% aboye lver,gei 64% REQUIRED lor 63%: t I cult, 13% extremely difficult. iastic; GRADING 51% aver demanding 44% extremely de- superioi.. STYLE 22% satisfac- ALL SCALE 18% >" age, 43% difficult. manding; ATTITUDE 39% in- tory, 36% interesting, 31% 308b very good, 48% I WHITE, K.-MGT: CLASS 47 terested, 56% very enthusias- I stimulating QUESTION RES- CLASS SESSIONS 30% f I Sr.; COURSE REQUIRED for 58%; OVER- 300-199; WILKINSON, B. - CHE: tic; GRADING DIFFICULTY CLASS 28 Jr., 11 Sr.; COURSE 67% difficult, 22°b extremely P0NSE 8% reasonably well, while 67% very tar1 7504, very ciear|y; ORGANI- COMMAND 22% • ALL SCALE 50% average; 300-499; REQUIRED for 98%; difficult. ' 31% very good; CLASS OVERALL SCALE 11% aver- ZATION 11% a little confusing average, 67% superior: 64% good, 14% exceptionally 22% S| SESSION 29% nothing special, satisfactor age. 70% very good, 18% WOLTERINK, L. - PSL: well; COURSE LOAD 39% interesting, 26% ' kenwood kr 5400 feature for feature, dollar j 56% worthwhUe, 15% very excellent; CLASS SESSION CLASS 4 Gr.; COURSE 800- easy, 25% moderate, 28% QUESTION RESPONSE! for dollar, no other stereo receiver can chal¬ beneficial; COMMAND 33% 41% worthwhUe, 54% very 999; REQUIRED for 25% extremely demanding. reasonably well. 63% I lenge it. . sufficient, 42% above average, beneficial; COMMAND 61% OVERALL SCALE 75% very * aemanaing' dearly ORGANIZATION | 17% superior; STYLE 21% above average, 27% superior; STYLE 27% satisfactory, 43% good, 25% excellent; CLASS YUNCK, J. - ENG: CLASS a little' confusing. 37%1 technics si 23 - this superb turntable incorpor¬ I somewhat monotonous, 42% SESSIONS 50% worthwhile, 4 So., 9 Jr 14 Sr • COURSE 33% exceptionally I satisfactory, 15% interesting; interesting, 23% stimulating; 50% very beneficial; 300-499; REQUIRED for 45%; ates features found in much higher priced units. FINANCING QUESTION RESPONSE 50% COMMAND COURSE I.0A0 by far one of our most popular turntables. I QUESTION RESPONSE 23% 25% above OVERALL SCALE 24% moderate, 59% ALWAYS I adequately, 48% reasonably reasonably well, 46% very average 75% superior; STYLE average, 48% very rood 28% demanding. 11% >"■' | well, 17% very clearly; clearly; ORGANIZATION 70% 50% -interesting, 50% excellent; CLASS SESSIONS advent loudspeakers this 2-way speaker sys- AVAILABLE manding. - I ORGANIZATION 35% a Uttle good, 16% exceptionally well; stimulting QUESTION RES- 52% worthwhile 45% verv tem must be heard to be believed. for unstrained I confusing, 42% good, 15% ex- COURSE LOAD 34% moder- PONSE 100% reasonably well; beneficial; COMMAND 21% 7WARENSTKYN. clarity we believe you could spend much more for loudspeakers, but not gain an I ceptionally I LOAD 79% moderate, 29% well; COURSE ate, 59% rather demanding; ORGANIZATION 50% a Utile ATTITUDE 43% interested, "*»>»»«« above av^ae™** superior BIO CLASS 38 Jr- ' sound quality. appreciable 52% very enthusiastic. LOAD 25% moderate, 50% COURSE STYLE 24% satisfactory 38% COURSE 300 199; RE«1 j rather demanding. rather demanding 25% ex- interesting, 24% stimulating QUESTION RESPONSE 24% for 83%; 40% very OVERALL M good. 50%"' I WHITE, S.C. - ASC: CLASS $ KENWOOD ADVENT TECHNICS BY PANASONIC 17 Jr., 26 Sr., 21 Gr.; COURSE WILLIAMS, F. - HST, SSfoDE MM SflS Sfc&SzATOsS SS5»"S?Sl good, 7% e^tionaUv we^ Hal.COMMAND 300-499, 800-999; REQUIRED CLASS 24 So., 47 Jr., 46 Sr.; siastic; GRADING DIFFICUL- AND LET US SHOW YOU A CONCERT HALL ! for 97%; OVERALL SCALE COURSE 000-299,300-499; RE- TY 25% average, 76% left COURSE LOAD 79% 66% superior. f ! 33% I,™. average, 48% very good, nrn.. QUIRED for 26%; OVERALL *.«*„%_ SCALE 11% blank. mXate, 24<£ rstZ 44%SeatingV P QI>esT,("} X SO VISIT US AT HI Fl BUYS 12% excellent; CLASS average, 37% civywiiuartiniriDJJia m good, 52% demanding ATTITUDE 31% UUng: ... SESSION 52% worthwhUe, very excellent; WOLTHUIS, R. - ED: 34% very beneficial; CLASS SESSIONS 29% worth- CLASS 6 Sr., 3 Gr.; COURSE interested, 66% very enthu- PONSE 10% ad«-Mu» e'l I 1 siastic reasonaMy welt I HI-FI MVS Disc Shop I 44% COMMAND 31% I superior; STYLE 17% some- above average, 25% sufficient, whUe, 71% very beneficial; COMMAND 31% 300-499; REQUIRED for 91% above OVERALL SCALE 18% very average.58%superior; STYLE good, 73% excellent; CLASS ' ZABIK M — F714. O B 1-5-17 (15) or resident managers automatic, AM/FM. Excellent con¬ financial benefits anu retirement [J( DAYS dition, call Larry, 655-1254 after 6 .... > PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE south, HALSTEAD MOT. i income you can have from the AIR p.m. 7 5-21 (14) Auto Service / NATIONAL GUARD 0-20 5 28 furnished one bedroom, utilities 3 6 8 (35) Apartments ^ paid, $150/month plus deposit, available June 15th. 627-5454. 513 HILLCREST - Town's largest apartments. One and two bed¬ (15) VEGA, 1971, clean, runs good, 73,000 miles, $450. 353-1834. REACH THE campus market' CAMP 5-5-21 (16) rooms, brightly furnished, dish¬ POSITION'S (women) EFFICIENCIES - ONE and two 5-5-21 (12) Advertise your used car parts and TRYING TO rent or lease your washer, air, security doors. Nice June 12 August 21: Operate bedroom for summer and fall. auto services today Call Gary apartment for spring and summer TWO BEDROOM, carpet, dish¬ building, neighborhood, close-in, sweat shirt imprint machine (we Utilities included. East Lansing VOLKSWAGEN SUPERBEETLE 355-8255. terms? Call Terry. 3558255, washer. Available June 15. Rent summer rates. $175 for two. Also train), also W.S.I, required; and east side of Lansing. Cai' 1971, automatic, excellent condi¬ STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED. negotiable. 339-3697. 3-5-19 (12) fall. 351 3157 before 7, after 10. Nurse - registered, practical. Call EQUITY VEST INCORPORATED, tion, $1250. 484-5673 after six. U-REPAIR AUTO SERVICE CEN 646 6709. 8 5 20 (22) 4-5-17(31) 484-9472 or evening? 482 5426 5-5-19(12) TER. Do-it-yourself, free use of ONE AND two bedroom furnished SUBLEASE SUMMER Burcham 0-13-5-28 (26) tools, hoist, low cost parts. Open mobile homes. $25-$40 per week Woods, close, furnished, utilities LARGE, 3 bedroom apartment, TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. Sta VOLKSWAGEN 7 PASSENGER Saturday til 6 p.m. Phone 882- ble position, excellent On the lake, 10 minutes to paid, free cable T.V. 337-0806. summer sublease, 3 responsible working ON CAMPUS apartment. Summer window van 1968 8742. 0-2-5-17 campus. Clean, peaceful and qui 3-5 19(12) people or family. 5 miles from - new engine, conditions, for experienced soli sublet, two females needed. Air, et 641 6601. 0 21 5 31 (23) electric fuel pump. Optional high M 78 BODY SHOP. citors. 5 30 - 9:30 p.m., Monday campus,^49-3807. 5-5J8 'or rent. bike like yours now. Advertise it! ELECTRIFYING: CONVERT your negotiable. Furnished, utilities Sleeps eight. car to electric power! No pollution. ORGANIST NEEDED immediately fall. $80 inlcudes utilities. 332- SUBLET ONE bedroom paid, need one female by 6 15 or State News Classified. 355-8255. apart¬ ? :on'sined, air, genera¬ for Lansing church including choir 0182. 3-5-19 (13) 2. 351 9173. 3-5 18(16) te Many other Ask for Randy. Cheap and reliable transportation. ment, furnished, air, $150/month. extras Write for details: ELECTRIC EN¬ service. Call 489-1736 or 393-3030. 332 2831. 5 5-21 (12) For Appointment :H7i21> X 4 5-15 (13) TWO BLOCKS from campus, fall HONDA 750, 1974. six over, GINEERING, Dept E, P.O. Box Call FEMALE TO share one bedroom 1371, East Lansing. C 21-5-31 (25) leasing, studio, one and two ROOMMATE NEEDED, female. for summer. June's rent free. $85. |SPECIAL, 1965. Excellent "pnechantcal 5495 or best hookers, drawback, handlebars, 51300. 353-7709, Jason. 6-5-18 WAITRESSES AND bartenders. bedroom apartments, furnished, no pets. 332 3746. 2-5-18 (16) $80/month beginning June 1. 337-7328 Okemos. 349-1807 after 5:30 p.m. Neat attractive people apply for SorjrTulUorsunw S 5 5-18 (15) *"58 alter 5 p.m. 3-5-19 (121 Evenings 349 3272. 10-5-24(12) SUZUKI 500-T, 1972, handlebars, ( Employment jf full time work at THE OLD TRESTLE, 3004 West Main, Lan¬ ROOMMATE WANTED starling SUBLEASE TWYCKINGHAM 135 KEDZIE Apartments. 2 person, furnished, clean, June, quiet, year 2 BEDROOM duplex Summer sing, phone 489-8765. 6-5-20 (21) June. Excellent contition, own sissy bar, 5100 miles, really nice. apartment beginning June 16th. sublease at 597 Spartan Ave I®4'Ptreoau'ornatic, radials, 5625 or best offer, 355-3023. SUMMER AND part-time employ¬ room. Joan 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Two bedroom, furnished, air and leases only. 351-2402, 882-2316 351 4894. 5-5-19 (12) tape, sunroof, ment with multi-manufacturer dis¬ 349-1026. 3-5-20 (12) 29-6-4 (14) "D 5-5-21 (151 RESIDENT HOUSE Parents Esta pool. 351 4013. 5-5-17 (13) 23.000 miles, 52850 tributer Automobile required. 110 blished group home for 6 mentally SUBLET SUMMER. Spacious, 2687 after 339 9500 or 339-3400. C 18-5-28 MSU AREA-Okemos. Two bed¬ 5.5-5-19 (17) HONDA CB 450, 1971. 6600 miles, retarded men. Married couple SUMMER SUBLET, fall option. ON CAMPUS. 227 Bogue, 1 one bedroom, (141 room furnished, carpeted, air furnished, air condi¬ interested in social science prefer¬ Two bedroom, two bath, $185. con¬ price negotiable. Very good con¬ bedroom furnished, $170. Single tioning. Close to campus. Pay IJaTT 1973 Super steering, Xt'ioat'C. Power Van 350 dition. 355-0840, ask for Bill. S-5-5-21 115) SKILLED AUTO mechanic need¬ red. Room/board plus salary. 489- 2565 until 10 p.m. 6-5-20 (25) Ten minutes to campus. Call Don after 5 p.m. 393-7425. 5 5-21 (18) girl, summer sublet. 489-5922 or ditioned. $195 heat included. Short term leases. 349-2580. 10-5 electric only. 351-3048. S 5-5-19 ■ "'H AM FM stereo ed. Must have co-op experience. 351 8575. 7-5-24 (15) 19 m 8 - ■ Write S. Martin, 817 '/v West rear heater, YAMAHA 175 CT1 Enduro 1972. 2 WOMEN for 4 person, one block $135/MONTH. One bedroom 1 BEDROOM furnished, includes Shiawassee, Lansing 48915. Ex¬ I tles Excellent tires ex- ■ *"» 53.395, 694-8696. Excellent shape, 5350. Call 655- 3714, after 5 pm 4-5-21^(12£ _ cellent pay, long hours. 3-5-19 (201 for Rent j1^ from Berkey. Fall. $87. 355-7137. 3-5-19 (12) close to campus. Sublet for sum¬ mer. Phone 332-6420. 3-5-18 (12) utilities, $175. Close to MSU. Phone 351-5059. 5-5-19 (12) BMW 1973. Excellent condition, MODELS WANTED, 910 per hour. TV AND stereo rentals. 525/term. extras 51995 or best offer. 355- Escorts wanted, 53 per hour. Call 510.95/month. Call NEJAC, 337 Apartments 489-2278. 27-6-4 (121 1010. C 20-5 28 1121 Now 7599, 332-0422. 6-5-17 (121 Loosing Don't Miss Summer Summer, Fall VW StKVILt rAKIS YAMAHA RD-350 1973, 6000 [.J® 351 '*"" c.u. Auto- miles, extras. 5500. 482-2192. 5-5- 17(121 CEDAR Haslett-135 332 - Collingwood 2051 Ctopcktngljam seats, console. University Terrace - 444 Mich. at >!% 332 • 5420 It.,,''®1*1 condition, KAWASAKI 350 TRIPLE, 1973. 5,600 miles, very good condition. Asking 5660. 355-4841. 5-5-17(12) now GREENS LEASinC FOR SUmiDER and FALL Delta - 235 Delta 351 - 6437 University Villa 635 Abbott 4620 South Hagadorn Rd. INorth of Mt. Hope! » • AUTO PARTS U Jj"!|wted. New muffler, 332 -3312 351-5102 Kj,, ncY- 332-2994. isr SPECIAL SUITIITIER RATES Beechwood 351 9247 1130 Beech 500 E. Kalamazoo at Cedar start at APARTMENTS Inn America - 2376 E. Gr River IJGER. ,970. Aic po- Clot* to Compui FURNISHID APARTMlHTf 337 -1621 Volkswagen complete n T,L'ikes' SO.OOC $150° Repair & part< service. miles. * Al> Conditioned 1 PIRSON UNITS No Price Increases J.?: 6 p.m. 3-5-17(12) 'All Appliance! In¬ (Some reduced) most foreign and Ante # ONI HMOOM UNITS cars. Body shop & pcnni cluding dilhwolhpr Special Discount for ■t^l.1965 6 cylinder, •LuxurloulFurnlchlngl • AIR CONDITIONIN0 early leases Kgr*' ^j»V05. 5-5-19 (121 $,5°' P'ice 'ShojCorpntinj SWIMMING POOL Summer rates Two Bedroom Units start at •OnSlteMnncjnmnnl ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL FALL RATES \ 19757^0" new. 'Private Bulconlti 2 Bedrm from 'US repairs - local areas uii 'SWIMMING POOL 1 Bdrm from '130 HMfvi' oc^llnder' cassette for rental »57» / per month por person • Summer service to our front door 351-4689 10- Mam |«f FOII FOOL PASSIS mw *w* information will, ALL SUMMER LEASES ■www* Fell $7075 / per month per person ■ fall ■ He 1^1702, Sn'der' Runs wel1- 0f,e'- 372" Summer '53 per person Fall '78 per person 351-8631 Phone resident manager for showing w / per month per person - Special 19 manl month rate 485 2047 485 9229 8-b Monday • Friday Discount for II mo. lease Halgtoad 12 9-2 Saturday 1135 Michigan Aw. Right next to the Managoment Co. ^ '^Automa¬ ta™! 9- e*r®Hent con- 351-7212 niKclwnlWw E. Lansing, Mi. Brody Complex 391-T910 Call 351 -7166 jJ1[or, $750, best WiX.U 1**°. Hr 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan M°nd°V. Moy |7 , r*part«e»ts][y| Houses Dffi C Houses It Houses ][£] For Sate 1(5] f ^ I. Personal ONE BEDROOM, furnished, luxu¬ AVAILABLE JUNE 15th: 426 Park SUMMER RENT reduced, $100 PEUGEOT PX-10. EAST SIDE - large 4 bedrooms. 9 SEVEN ROOMS summer sublet, A real fine TRYING TO sell your pet? Be ry apartment, near Sparrow and Lane, 4100/week. Comfortable, per month, nice 4 or 5 bedroom month lease bicycle in excellent condition. 22 ANYONr $250,12 month lease new. furnished, close, individuals State Hews bus. Available early June. 484- 9158. 5-5-19 (131 FEMALE NEEDED this summer, well-kept 4 bedroom house, nicely furnished, fireplace, large-separate dining room, parking, 2 blocks house, walking MSU. Phone EQUITY distance - 484-9472, or evenings 482-5426 or from VEST, $220. 676-1567. 10-5-24 (14) ROOM, FURNISHED, large house, or (12) groups, $75. 351-5764. 8-5-24 V frame. Some extras. Bast offer over $220. Gary 332-8858. 5-6-18(191 6' BOA CONSTRICTOR, URA^ from campus. Special low rate for 339-2276. 0-11-5-28 (25) available June 12, one block from FURNISHED ROOMS now rent¬ excellent own room, modern, carpeted, health and temperment, $100, only. Call for appoint- ing for summer and fall, utilities, Call garden, $75/month. Diane, after 6 p.m., 339-9729. 3-5-17 (151 ment, 332 1727. 0 19-5-28 1361 STUDENTS FOUR and five bed- room houses. Walking distance to campus. 351-2476. 8-5-21 112) EAST LANSING duplex. Four kitchen privileges, walking dis- tance to MSU. From $70. Call after 6 p.m. 355-2770. 6-5-19 (12) ( "eal Estate SUMMER ROOM for 2, excellent MSU. Available from mid june. SCHWINN WORLD Traveler ten HORSE BOARDING box bedrooms, two baths, rec room. EQUITY VEST INCORPORATED stall, REDUCED RENT! One bedroom duplex, 323 Elizabeth, $55/month Phone evenings, 482-5426. 5-5-17 Summer, $300.00. 372-1585. 8-5- 484-9472, evenings 482-5426. 0- speed, good condition. $90. 351- indoor arena, paddocks, trails BEAUTIFUL mi™m. Located 3 1 (17) close in Okemos, East apartment for summer. Furnished, person. Kitchen, parking, other 21 (12) 18-5-28 (241 0147, 355-5763. 5-5-20 (12) Lansing' on close to campus, 337-1539. 3-5-17 extras. 353-2417. 5-5-21 (16) 349-2172, 349-2094. 6-5-19 (151 jy"h swimming D'aPes. curtain, „0„ EAST LANSING 1 to 5 person SUMMER SUBLET. Three bed¬ ROOMS FOR summer, 3 blocks NEW WATER beds at ridiculously ONE OR TWO duplexes. Available summer and/ EASY - GOING cat kicked out of »°™. refrigerator women needed. rooms of four bedroom house. from campus, 534 Sunset. 351- low prices. Call John at 332-3025 8 n or fall. Call after 1 dorm. Needs good home. Litter Quick sale Summer or fall. East side of p.m., STE-MAR Partly furnished. Sunporch. 485- 2695. 10-5-21 (12) after 3 p.m. 3-5-18 (13) ,equ„H transfer, S27.000 cedar Lansing, near bus, $75 including MANAGEMENT, 489-2431. 6-5-18 5066. 6-5-19 (12) trained, 355-7018. 3-5-21 113) 6-5-20 1311 Caj1 u"1 utilities. 484-1992 after 6 p.m. MEN ONE block to campus. DOUBLE LUDWIG with one bass FREE KITTENS, seven weeks | 5:45 AM village 3-5-19 (20) NEED THREE roommates to share Clean, quiet and Zilgen cymbals. $375. Call 3-5 old. fOR SALE NEED 2 girls summer term, own new four man house starting Phone 485-8836 rooms. Cooking. 351 -8192. 0-20- p.m., 882-0151. 85-21 1121 litter trained. Healthy. Variety 1®Coleman by our,,. •;« TWO PERSONS needed for rooms, new house, good rent. summer and/or fall. Includes utili¬ 5-31 (13) or 694-9572. E-5-5-17 1121 Call Tony, 485 6016,6 Bui|,,97,1 summer/fall. Occupancy in 4 room 337-0317. 6-5-18(12) ties, central air, extra quiet sur¬ ORCHID PLANTS. Unique gradu¬ s| 615 leasing for summer euphoric domicile behind Gables. Female preferred. 351-0313. 6-5-24 MSU WEST 5 bedrooms, porch, large yard, great parking. No lease roundings. Close. 351-6858. 0 14-5-28 (25) Phone Mike [ For Sale JI^J ation gift for girl friend or wife. $815, 374-7593. 7-824 (12) [ Mobile Homes j FOR SALE In . bedroom brick and Lfn Today I przsen's _ 114 baths, two 620 - deposit, cosy, real deal. 489 car SUMMER RENTS reduced up to SELL YOUR Mobile Home fast! ed-in porch, gj MATURE PERSONS two bed¬ 6751. 5-5-17 116) CANOE THE MISSISSIPPI? Join CURIOUS lltlD Call Elaine, State News full (, |tCountry Almanac - $110 per month. 3, 4, 5 bedroom Classified, ment. Close to camr room, large garden, $175/month, houses. We also have furnished 23 others for 11 -week fall or winter 355-8255. information . 6 30 3S1-5180 plus utilities. Call 349-3706. 5-5-21 SUMMER ONLY, 6 bedroom rooms, apartments at summer trip. Also 15-day Wilderness (29) call 351 L ol Lifelong Learnr house, furnished, close to cam¬ rates. Phone EQUITY VEST IN¬ Camping Leadership Workshops 12 x 60 Mobile Home, behind an Second Char pus, parking, call 332-0940. 3-5-17 in August and September. For CORPORATED, 484-9472 or even¬ Coral Gables, furnished, 2 bed¬ HOUSE for sale AVAILABLE JUNE 15th. brochures contact Dr. Clifford by J ONE BLOCK from campus, fall ings, 482-5426 or 339-2276. 0-14-5- rooms, 393-9510 before 4 p.m. miles from MSU (Semester Furnished house, east side Lan¬ Thi 28(32! Borbas, Pine River Canoe Camp, 694-8364 after 4 p.m. X-6-5-24 (15) house openings for one person efficiency sing, 4 bedrooms. Call 485-0731, HOUSE, 2 stones, 4-5 bedrooms. 918 Lantern Hill, East Lansing. Or in Okemos, J apartments in new building. Fur¬ Pets, plenty of parking, $260, room, fireplace t'inJ High, Presents 6-5-24 112) call 484 9158. 25-6-2 (421 nished, balconies, air conditioning, AMERICAN 12' x 60' 1973, fur ment, large come. J 485-7497. 3-5-17 (12) Rooms ,t Farm Repur private quiet living, 12 month L nished, washer/dryer, 8' mature trees, excellent ui RESIDENTIAL LIVING close to RICKENBACKER ELECTRIC gui¬ ■Show leases, $160/month. Call 6-7 p.m., carpeted sun-deck, shed, large lot reduced-mid 30 s ShoJ campus, summer sublet June 15 THREE, FOUR, five bedroom tar. Men's 8% ski boots. Best 200 CUBIC INCH 1964 Ford 6:45 351-1177, 351-6088 for appoint¬ - located in Windmill Park. Holt. pointment only 309 m houses available June 15th, spe¬ ROOMS. FURNISHED, ment. 5-5-19 (32) Sept. 15. Fall option, two bedroom utilities, offer, 355-1583. 3-5-18 (121 engine. Factory rebuilt short block Ten miles from MSU, quiet. Days 1381 I, Edition cial summer rates. Phone EQUITY kitchen privileges, walking dis¬ 100 duplex, $220/month. Responsible under 1000 miles. $125. Call 353-3718, evenings 694-3537. 6-5- couple. 332-8574. 3-5-19 121) VEST INCORPORATED 484-9472 tance to MSU, now leasing for TWO NATURAL pine wood chest 337-9282 anytime. 5-5-18 (17) 19(26) OKEMOS INDIAN hi cflmpus view evenings, 482-5426. 0-18-5 28 summer and fall. Call EQUITY of drawers $10, brass bird cage. Privacy in a boauti' " SUMMER LANSING easT side - (19) VEST INCORPORATED, 484-9472 489 3479. E-5-5-20 (12) MENS' TEN speed bikes (2). RITZCRAFT -12 x 60. Full canopy, setting. 3 bedroom apartftients spacious 3 bedrooms, $225/ or after 6 p.m., 482-5426.0-20-5-28 Stereo; classical guitar; womens' screened porch, washer-dryer, Graciously warm a month, on busline. Fall option, 1$ ATTRACTIVE SUMMER SUB¬ (23) CALCULATOR SR-11 COMES real hairfall. 355-2909. 6-5-19 (12) carpeted. $6500. 485-7851. 5-5-20 Call Martha Men? now renting June free. 482-5330. 3-5-17 (171 LET. Close to campus, 5 bed¬ with case, for adaptor, instructions, at HDI Realtors 3 summer rooms, 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, LARGE ROOM in coed. $70 from good condition. 353-2064. 3-5-18 GIBSON J200, used. 1963 Gibson (30) * 2 & 3 bedrooms now till June 15, with reduced EAST SIDE (Lansing). 2 bed¬ completely furnishecf and carpet¬ Hummingbird. New Martin D35, 1969 RICHMOND 50 z 12, good * Balconies ed. Individual or group 351-3718, summer lease. 332 4260. 3-5-19 unfurnished. reduced price. Gibson RBI00 5 * Air conditioning rooms, now, for $100. 676-1557. 10-5-26 Available 355-2045. 5-5-20 (22) PRE-AMP DYNA Pat-5/cabinet. condition, fully carpeted, $2800. Ken Haworth, 351-8276 (evenings TWO BEDROOM housel * string banjo. Orpheum #2 tenor by owner. Two miles to laundry THD below .05, $220 new, $180 banjo. Deluxe inlaid old time or weekends). 7-5-24 (15) 7% mortgage $20,000 * Very close NICE 4, 5, or 6 bedroom houses, HASLETT AREA - girl wanted, to u negotiable. 351-5058 after 8 p.m. banjo. Alvarez F5 mandolin. Many 7't minutes to Wells Hall EAST LANSING, two bedroom available June 15. Either a 3 or 12 share expenses. Pool, lake, 6-5-21 (12) used electric and bass guitars by 324 duplex, basement, garage. Family month lease available. Call after 6 parking, 339-2254. 5-5-21 (12) Michigan Fender, Gibson, Gretsch. Used 332-6246 only. $195. Lease. Available July 1. p.m. 371-4183. 10-5-27 (22) Music Man 212 guitar amp. Am- HOUSE FOR sale f 2 LARGE furnished in 332-2673. 5-5-19 (15) house, 1 block from rooms campus. 341 peg V4B bass amp. New Traynor LOST: LEATHER keyholder, bedrooms, family LARGE 5 bedroom house. Fire¬ guitar amps and PA systems at 337 1124 6 5 19 .1; Summer option for fall. Fern'' "S R. Qrnrsd Rivtr angular hooks to belt. Please ca NEEDED - TWO females to share EAST LANSING 2 large 6 and 8 place, 2 baths, attached garage. reduced prices. Fender Rhodes 355-7416. Reward. 3-5-18 (12) bedroom houses on M.A.C. Avail¬ 672 Gunson. Summer rate $475/ only. 351-7474. 2-5-18(17) ; ' PARAMOUNT NEWS four person apartment for piano bass. Good selection of mer. sum¬ Sheri, 332-3516. 6-5-20 (12) able for summer at only $490 and month, 12 month lease. Please call i G ELOERIY INSTRUMENTS used flutes, piccolos, saxes etc. LOST: 5/10/76 grey tiger stripec Service for appointment EQUITY VEST TWO ROOMS for rent, Park Lane. j • BRESSLERS 33 FLAVORS $560 per month. Call after 1 p.m. • WILCOX MUSIC, 509 East Michi¬ 484-9472 or evenings, 339-2276. $75, couple or singles. 332-4102. fluffy cat, in Spartan Village SUBLEASE FOUR man apart¬ STE-MAR MANAGEMENT, 489- | G VELOCIPEDE PEDDLER gan, Lansing. 485-4391. X-C-18-5- Reward, 355-1098. 2-5-17 (12) FREE . A lessr.r ment. summer. Rent negotiable. 2431.6-5-18 (27) 0-11-5-28 (28) 5-5-21 (12) I • QUICK SILVER JEWELRY 28(77) care. Call 484 45:". F, Eden Roc, 353-0293. 3-5-17 (12) [ • KITCHEN CUPBOARD LOST: SILVER cross pen or 485 7197. Larsm-.i THREE BEDROOM duplex sum¬ AVAILABLE JUNE 15th, 3, 4, 5 SUMMER-FURNISHED double ' • FAMILY OF MAN NORMAN COSWET rooms, $40. Includes utilities, kit¬ ! STEREO AMPLIFIER 15 watts. name engraved. Very special gift • mer sublet, semi-furnished, car¬ bedroom houses. Reduced sum¬ # MAYFLOWER BOOKSHOP C 20 5 28118- Turntable, four speakers, Ken¬ Barbara, 332-3315. 3-5-19 (12) chen, laundry, more. Elsworth Houses £ peted, bus. close. $200, 351-0127. 5-5-17 (12) mer rates, walking distance to MSU. 339-2276. 6-5-21 (16) Co-op, 332-3574. 4-5-19 (13) • NATURES GREEN PLANTS I DENIM DEPOT CLOTHES wood. Moving, must sell. $190. 351-3948. 3-5-19 (13) FOR QUALITY SUMMER. AVAILABLE June 1. EAST LANSING have 2 large STUDENTS SPECIAL summer OWN ROOM, furnished house, SHOP UPSTAIRS-DOWNSTAIRS j Personal STEREO SHOPPE. 15 River. C 20 5 28 1'/ FENDER TWIN amplifier $350. Own room in two man duplex. houses on M.A.C. licensed for rates. 12 month lease. 4 and 5 Fairview Avenue. $66.66 plus utili¬ Guild Acoustic guitar with hard MEET A compatible mate through Nice. 332-1428 or 394-0401 be- 9-10 men available summer and or bedroom houses. Phone 351-3305. ties. Available June 15. 484-7531. JVC 5500 receiver. Voice of music shell case $275. Call 337-9282 Quick-Date instant dating service. PHOTOGRAPHY, ; fall. Call after 1 p.m. STE-MAR 6-5-21 (14) tween_6-10 pm 5-5-17 (16) 3-5-18(13) professional turntable. $150 or anytime. 5-5-18 (15) 5 names, $10. Call QUICK-DATE MANAGEMENT. 489-2431. 10-5- best offer, 332-0191. 3-5-17 (13) FIVE BEDROOM house available 17 (24) ONE FEMALE, summer only. SYSTEMS, 393-5286. Z-5-5-18 EAST LANSING single rooms in June. Carpeted, 2 living rooms, Good location, parking, furnished, GUITAR. NEW fender bass, cus¬ rooming house, one block from GUITAR, CONN 12 string. Beauti¬ tom plenty storage. Good neighbor¬ friendly people, rent negotiable, ful. amplifier. Excellent shape. hood. 351 5995. 2 3-5-17 (14) OKEMOS SMALL 3 bedroom ii campus, available summer. After 1 Rarely played. $185. Pat, Will sacrifice, 355-4969, 355-9349. 3-5-18 (14) $575. 676-4115. STE-MAR MANAGEMENT, 355-5132 or 372-4529. 3-5-17 (12) country. Stove and refrigerator. TTr: -1 The 6-5-20 (12) Si 489-2431, or 337-2304. 6-5-18 (20) DUPLEX EAST Lansing 3 bed¬ h'50 *725i 8820 deposit./ 351-7233. l!°t (16),?J;Ur"V 2 ROOMS, east - side, cheap, HP-9100B PROGRAMMABLE rooms immediate occupancy, $300 month plus utilities, deposit. starts June 15. 482-1882, no lease. FURNISHED ROOMS. Summer, calculator. Very powerful. All J cash v v Creative Cornel 8-5-24 (12) math functions. (313) 476-3074. Phone 489-2575. 3-5-17 (14) FEMALE, OWN room needed fall, carpeted, panelled, kitchen, for fall. Quiet, pleasant Excellent condition. 2-5-18 (12) summer, TWO BLOCKS from campus, 4 to parking. Utilities paid. Two blocks, CEDAR STREET. 2 blocks from neighborhood. Available June 6 bedroom houses for summer or campus. Bob, 332-8887. 6-5-17 books 15th. 332-5254. 5-5-20 (13) SOLEX 3600, motor bicycle. Ex¬ campus. 4 or 5 man. 351-2652, fall, call 627-9773 and leave a cellent condition. $150 or make Printed Pattern 485-2737. 6-5-20 (12) EAST LANSING, 1-5 man houses and ROOMS AVAILABLE in attractive house close to campus, furnished. Summer sublet, rent negotiable, message. 12-5-24 (19) COUNTRY HOME available, fall, ROOM AND board for only. Farmhouse Fraternity, 151 fall, men offer.. 349-9579. 1-5-17 (12) GUITARS, LARGEST selection of Gibsons Loads of Paper and 4950 SIZES 8-18 duplexes available summer in Mason. Terms negotiable. 676- Bogue, call 332-8635 after six. ask fall option. 332-0951. 3-5-18 (16) new and used in Lansing area. and fall. Call after 1 p.m. STE- 4850. 20-6-4 (12) for Kurt. 6-5-18 (18) hardbacks, Text and MAR MANAGEMENT. 489-2431. Shop with confidence at MAR¬ EAST LANSING 3 bedroom SHALL MUSIC, 245 Ann Street. Reference 10-5-17 (18) 3-4 PERSON duplex, summer and ROOMS FOR summer, men and furnished home. 4 girls, fireplace, C-1-5-17 We close to campus. fall, furnished. Call 669-9939. X-30- women, 151 Bogue, call 332-8635 buy books anytime SUBLEASE SUMMER 5 bed¬ $365 plus utili¬ 6-1 (12) after six, ask for Kurt. 6-5-18 (15) 128 W.Grand River '332^495 ^™ - ties. 351-6369 5-5-20 HUFFY TEN-speed, with lock. room, $450/month, Durand. 2 kit¬ 1 bl. W. of Union chens. Option fall. 1 ^ Excellent condition, $75 or best 351-4753. MODERN HOUSES and duplexes. .... 3 ROOMS available in friendly . .. 3-5-19 (12) otfer Janet 353.2326. 1-5-17 (13) Mthru Fri. . . Three - seven bedrooms. Most house, summer sublet, on Cornell, r FOUR BEDROOM for four males. 9:00 5:30 NOW LEASING houses for sum¬ 424 North Hagadorn. Available ca,Peted. laundries, dishwashers. Leslie, 337-0455. 5-5-17 1121 FOLBOT FOLDING 2- n kayak \ - mer and fall. Many to choose June Lease reauired for at least Eveni"9S' 332 1095- 0-20-5-31 113) with accessories, good condition. from. All in walking distance of 'eal' SUMMER SUBLEASE. Co-ed Blue/white. 349-3954.3 5-19 (121 WHAT DO you need? We proba¬ WALKING DISTANCE to MSU. house. Nice porch and yard. Three bly got it at DICKER & DEAL. campus. Call Mt. Pleasant, 1-772- Now leasing for summer and fall. blocks to campus. $80. 337-0269. Stereos, 72 77 cameras, camping equip¬ 4209 after 5:30 p.m. No collect Two to seven bedroom houses. calls. 5-5-21 (27) SUBLET SUMMER 3 bedrooms in 3-5-19(14) ment, golf clubs. Sporting equip¬ house with option for fall. Close to Phone EQUITY VEST INCOR¬ ment. Bikes. Head supplies. Mu¬ campus, 332-4400. 5-5-20 (14) PORATED, 484-9472, or evenings, OCCUPANCY BEGINNING fall in 1 313 588-9411. Z-3-5-19 (13) sical equipment, guitars, amps, ROOMS FOR summer. Excellent condition. Spacious new 6 bed¬ rooms. Furnished, 2 baths, close 2 - BEDROOM house available 482-5426. 0-13-5-28 (23) large modern rooming house. $105/month. Lisa, 332-1125. 8-5- FOUR ELECTRO voice EV-16 speakers. TV's, black and white, color. Jewelry. Fans and air condi¬ vKlv.l June 15, $220. East Lansing, call SUMMER SUBLET, great 4 bed¬ tioners. Great assortment of mis- to campus. Option fall. Were $90 18 (12) speakers. New condition, super 351-7610. 5-5-20 >12) room. Carpeted, 2 blocks to ellaneous merchandise. Sell, now $75, 332-8743. 3-5-19 (22) sound for the money. $115 a pair. campus. Fall option. 351-4371. FURNISHED ROOMS 351-8809. 3-5-19 (16) swap, and shop at DICKER & SUMMER - FOUR bedroom, ONE SUMMER sublet in 4 bed¬ room house, loss in rent BL-2-5-17 (13) blocks from campus for summer. Call 627-9773 and leave a mes¬ three DRUM SET. Double bass, 4 toms, DEAL SECONDHAND STORE. 1701 South Cedar. BankAmeri- 3 $275/month including utilities. 2 agreea¬ ble. 351-2787. 3-5-18 (12) 220 COLLINGWOOD-627 Ever¬ cards welcome. 487-3886. C-16-5- blocks off campus, 332-4156. sage. 12-5-24(14) snare, 3 cymbals, and more. $350. green. Summer sub-leases, $67.50 351-3948. 3-5-19 (13) 28(58) 3-5-20 (12) SIX BEDROOM duplex, dishwash¬ /bedroom. Phone 355-6319 Anne, SUB LEASE for summer, air SCHWINN STINGRAY fastback. er, air, bus, close, available June 332-5622 evenings. 4-5-17 (13) OUR LOW overhead saves you HOUSE, CLOSE. $250/month conditioned, rent negotiable. 1 5 speed. And AMF girls 24" 15, lease. 332-2352. 8-5-25(12) block from money. OPTICAL DISCOUNT. eluding utilities. Fireplace, large campus. 332-2308. bicycle. 694-8800. 5-5-17 (12) kitchen, parking. 332-2023. 3-5-19 _ SUBLET SUMMER, s. Excel- 6-5-17 (12) 2617 East Michigan, Lansing, lent location. Two kitchens, bath¬ 372-7409. C-5-5-21 (13) HOOVER VACUUMS. Upright, i Gunson, rooms, living rooms. 351-7398. MALE NEEDED for i 337-0856. 5-5-20 (12) 8-5-17 " ' (12) fully convertible, $25; canister vacuum mm EAST LANSING sublet small 1 SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE carpeted duplex. Immediate and $20; excellent working condition. bedroom house. Large lot, trees, SALE! Brand new portables HOUSE FOR six, furnished. Avail¬ ATTRACTIVE SUMMER 349-9579. E-5-5-17 (12) $165. 349-3939. 8-5-26 (12) SUB-' $49.95. $5 per month. Large able June 15, fireplace, suburban LET. Close to campus, 5 bed¬ selection of reconditioned used 100 USED Use coin'' near campus. Call 482-9531 after 5 rooms, 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, VACUUM cleaners. 4 ROOMS in house, close to machines. Singers, Whites. Nec- p.m. 6-5-21 (15) completely furnished and carpet¬ ROOM IN rooming house. $85 Tanks, cannisters and uprights. prints or solid campus, sublet, $60. Call chi's, New Home and "many Guaranteed one full year. .$7.88 Dress op hi ed. Individual or includes utilities. Berkey Hall 3 355-9396, 355-9385. X-3-5-18-112) group 351-3718, others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. furniture 355-2045. 5-5-18 (22) blocks. 351-0424. 6-5-19 (12) and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING LARGE OLDER home in Lansing, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, bazaar m hi1' 4 bedrooms, call SUMMER WITH 1976-1977 op¬ evenings, 484- COMPANY, 1115 North Washing¬ lows' Sew n 2164. Near MSU. 5-5-20 (12) 3 SPACIOUS bedrooms, access to ROOM FOR rent. Summer, kit¬ opposite City Market. C-29-5-28 .irateilv. U" '1 tion. Two bedrooms of 3 bedroom ton, 489 6448. C-20-5-28 (36) (24) house. $80/month. Utility includ¬ complete house. Two full kitchens chen, facilities, block from cam¬ Pal 727' ;n- ed. 332 5455. 6-5-17 (16) COLLINGWOOD AVAILABLE and baths. Furnished. Close. 351- pus, utilities paid. Call'332-8159. $1.00 fur i-i LIGHTHEARTED and cool June 15th 7 bedroom house, rent rate for summer less than $60 7473. S-5-5-18 (15) 3-5-17 (13) FREE CPBLE TY the way you'll look and leel in is ONE BLOCK from per this swingy sundress. Breezes campus, 1-3 GARDEN COTTAGES. Cute one- bedrooms furnished. Summer person. Fireplace, 2 baths. Phone EQUITY-VEST 484-9472, or even¬ bedroom bungalows on private SINGLE ROOMS in a rooming at BURCHflm blow right through the to-the-air bodice. open- Alice Brooks sublet, option fall, 351-0600. 3-5- house, 1 block from campus. ings 482-5426, or 339-2276. 0-11-5- lawns. Near campus. Nicely fur- Needlecroft Dept. - 18(12) 28(28) Available summer. Call after 1 WOODS Printed Pattern 4950: Misses' Sizes 8. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 Michigon Stoic News ■ • HEATED POM. Size 12 (bust 34) takes 2'a Box 163, Old Chelsea! yards 45-inch fabric. THEY WENT New York, NY ll*P Think It Over • Unlimited parking SI .00 for each pattern. Ada Bvt the time is near for the THAT-A-WAY...TO COLLINGWOOD ARTS I! • Furnished • Stsdios 35c lor each pattern lor first class airmail and handling. Send to: Print Name, Zip, Pottern Number.! Addra ^NUTS hulz Spring M0RL Peanuts Personal • 1 Bedroom Special * Anne Adorn* xideVlW !••• >'•; air conditioned • 2 Bedroom * Pattern Dept. CAIA10U' ■ dishwasher • Air Crochet with Squa'e 15 wdsfor '2°° * conditioning Michigan State Newi, 116 Crochet a War* shag carpeting 243 West 17 St., New 13' each additional word * unlimited parking Now leasing for Nifty Filly 0"llls Summer (Fall York, NY 10011. Print Ripple Crochet Pre-payment Required * Plush furniture NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP, Sew Knit Beer * Model Open Daily Summer Safest SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Needlepoint Book Studio 1 Br 2 Br Flower Crochet Boot Mail Hairpin Crochet Bo.. or Bring it to •140 '149 >169 GET A $1.00 pattern free Instant Crochet B.- Now choose it Irom NEW SPRING- State News Classified Leasing For Fall Rates! SUMMER CATALOG! Packed with Instant Macra« instant Mow Summer & Fall Studio 1 Br 2 Br hundreds of great sun. sport, Complete Gift M J 347 Student Services city, travel styles. Send 75o •165 '198 '260 Complete AlBh-15 , lor Catalog Now! Call 351 -8282 745 Burcham Dr. Sew + Knit Book $1.25 12 Prize Afghans Book ol 16 GuiHs, 'j!,- By Friday, May 28th, 5:00 p.m. (behind Old Wbrld Mall 351-3I1B Instant Money Crafts Instant Sewing Book $1.00 Museum Qui" >''* the river I) t-S Weekday! $1.00 15 Quills '" on Til noon Sot. Instant Fashion Book $1.00 Book of 16 Ji'ly"f J J." J'.", n sta,e News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 17, 1976 13 THE SMALL SOCIETY by Brickman TZDT&LLYOJ TPiJTH, HzDN&Y... WHAT PEALLY | Video Everyday - All Rights Reserved - Dickinson Newspaper Services ATTPACT&P ME to yo)p avdth&p WAS HEP PeP psiiSH HANPS - 10:23 (13) Lucy (50) Religious Message 9:30 (14) Public Policy Forums 1 545 AM 10:30 (23) Sesame Street (2-3-6-25) Maude its (4-5-8-10) High Rollers (9) Diane Stapley 6:10 (25-50) Flintstones (23) Anyone For Tennyson? 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BCURH-A.NS, FrS1o2..,, C0OU-R2S9E RfEQoUIRErD SCALE vgoerdy, CLAS special, benfical; above STsuYpeLriEo; 43% stimulang; S1PO6N%SE reasonbly 3u5ndir%ect , go d; moderat, ATIUDE 64% BG.UR-K, S6Jor..,, COURSE 30%; vgoerdy, CLAS 48% 96% satifcory, 34% RESPON go d, GANIZTON 1g7o%d, CLOOURASDE 4e8ra%te, 17 ALL 37% ing 23% 33% tory, clean 38% 45% ing; ed, 3 Fr., for 44% while, MAND 22% ing, TION ably 61% very 87% 74% 14 CLAS 29 ; 91%;000 COM AND 50% age, 18% ing, TION 50% ably fusing, go d; very 86% 18% 14% very SCALE exclnt. BUTLER, So. 0 -29 ; 93%; averge, exclent; 76% 20% 48% superio; 24on%ous, SPONSE reasonbly clear; confusig, LOAD dif cult. C6LAS COURSE 24%; for 23% 26% 2m0ode%rat,ATIUDE6inter%sd;averg. WM-.:C8O0UR-SEfRE7oQU1Ir%D,S8C6eAxcLl¬ES1E0IO%N C8M6ANDS2inTte9Yrs%L¬EQUstEimSulang;R8ES6PvO%NeryOR4GAN3IZ%T COgUoRSdE: 4m3od%erat,A2iTn9I¬UDE ethusic; averg. 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CMW.LTA-HS:JSG325orrr....,,;030a-2n-49d9fO7Vo2ER%r¬; 5av%erg,19gxo%clden,t;S3E1wI%OoNrhbCeOnMfi¬cal; abvoerveg,S5Ts9uYpeL%riEo;3int4er%sg;RE4SP1ON%53gvoedr,y 73% demandig; ndifernt, G8RA1DI%NG BRADLEY, C5GLASr.; OVERAL CLAS benfical; superio; 57% 57v%ery 57% dif cult; 7ter1s%ted, G8RA6D%ING BIRI.C-K, 75Gr.; RfEQoUIRrED SCALE 26% CLAS nothing 1w7h%ile. 23% averg, S1T4Y%LE satifcory, QUESTION 3adeq%uat, 26v%ery IZ1AT4IO%N litae COURSE 3m6od%erat, very 20% i2nte7r%s d, BRIDGELAN, CF61LArS., COURSE fQoUIRErD SCALE vgoerdy, CLAS 37% 58% superio; 3m1on%t us, RESPONE 4v%ery I5ZA8TI%ON COURSE 3m1od%erat, A4T7IU%DE averg, BF.ROW-N, S112o7., C0OURSE fREoQUIRrED SCALE exclnt; S3IO1N%S benfical; averg, S4T5Y%LE stimulang; S4PO0N%SE very 81% 60% demandig; 1enthusiac; 1a4ve%rg, LOAD 999; lent: ting, TION dear; go d, LOAD Jr., ALL age, go d; MAND above go d, 27% go d; 36% TUDE Sr; ALL 44% while, MAND 26% 41% go d, go d; 52% 65% Fr., ALL 52% above 45% TION LOAD BROWN, Fr4. COURSE REQUIRED SCALE very CLAS 6wh%ile, M4AND1% satifcory, QUESTION reasonbly 17 ALL 50% 50% COgUoRSdE:69mey.A3Tin1tIerU%DE 69%husiatc;38ve%rg. BLKMOMUQ-US.IST:,SJ121or78r7...,,CR0OEU¬R-2S9E;6OV3R%AL; 6vg2oe%rdy.CSLEASION 6bew8north%¬ile.CO1M8abA%oNvDe STsuYpeLriEo;in4ter1stimsu%la¬g,QRUEESSPTOIONN GcAlIeZ¬ar; 5gvo%edr,yCLO2OU8RA%SDE 3de5ma%nig,dAmTaI¬g92ent%husiac;1194%%y. MLCLUA—S.: GJ2OUrrR..,E;Rf0EQoU%IrD;S1CeAx0L¬E CSEAISON bCenMficAalD: S5Ts0uYp%eLrEio;38stim%ulang;38%ti RE8SPO%N RGAIZTON CgUoRSdE; 75ema%osdy,A1T0IenU¬%DE G2RA5D%IN averg. CC8LAJ—S: COR0U(1R9ESE; 0%OVRAL;bealvoewrg,2a5veor%gd,y;S3E7IO%N 5be0n%fical;12de%qut,5s0uafbvi%c¬oenet,S2T5Yr%iLnEg,1tse2atisf%¬cory, 13a2gd8eoq%%udt,,ORGANIZT litconfeusig,CLO1OU2RA%SDE ATmoI¬rat;in6df2e%rt, difcult. CC2OLAMS: 4GOUrR.E;fR8oEQU%IrD;S1C5aAvL¬E 2vg7oe%rdy,CSELAISON b2en3worf%tih¬ile,C5OM4ab%AoNvDe STsuYpeLriEo; 3intse8arts%f¬cory. QUsEtimSulang; R1ESr9ePasOo%nN¬ 65cv%earry;OR1lGiAat9NIZ%Te 7CO3gUoR%SE; 8dem1o¬d%erat, 2AiTn3IU%DE 3624ave%%rg. MC2LTA9HS: 6JOUrR.SE; RfEoQUIrD S5E6wI%OrNth CbOenM¬fical; 51su%ficent, 51mn%tus, 2RESPO%N QRUEESSPTOIONN GRAaDvI¬N 73eth%usic; SO4VC2EAR%LALE 3v9goe%rdy; 24sauvpe%rriog;. i2e4r%tng; 62°*> 25% GRADING C22LAS QfUoIRErD S3C1AL%E exclent; 7a6ve%rge, very 41% moderat, very GRADING moderat. BODMAN, S1o., 30-49; OVERAL cel nt; intersing, intersing, QUESTION clear; very 25% erate; thusiatc; 75% BE.OHLIN, QfUoIRErD S1C2AL%E CLAS worth ile, COM AND j, LOAD erate; ested, Gr.; 27% ficial: 42% ting; 82% TION go d; 17% TUDE 4 100% 100% very 88% LOAD easy, Gr.; 50% 25% erage; 50% ing; 38% very 75% clear; a 75% 25% inters d; 25era%ge, BC.O-K, S19r., 30-49; OVERAL 5e0ra%ge, exclent; 3a5ve%rge, 31% god, confusig, 8% mandig; tersted, GRADING difcult. L.BOX-ER, S4o. 29 ; averg, CLAS 32% 24% S2T0Y%LE satifcory, QUESTION go d; eady, TUDE Jr., 62% cial; 23% ting, TION ably LOAD Fr., 000 73%: while, MAND above satifcory, inQtUerESsTIOgN; 29ad%equt,2reg5aso"oAn>bly.ORGNIZT li4tc6onef%usig,CLO5OU7RASDE 2de5ma%nig;7t9r%esd725a1v%%ge. A.SC2OLA-S: 8GOUrR.E;RfE2QoU8I%rD;S1bCeAlLoEw329a8v%%rge,CSLEASION 5nso0pteh%ciiagl.2ben%fical;17d%qute,3s9uafbi%vdo¬ent,S1T7YmLn%tE 3sai%fcory,QRUEEST¬ION 157a6d%eq%ut, 1g7voedr,yOR6GAN7IZ%T COvgUoeRSrEy; 3mod%erat.A6T1IUDE 3enth%usiac. HHCLRA-PS.: SG1OUr3rR..,;ERf7EQo4UI%rD;SC9AvLeEryCLexAcSlnt; 46wo%rthile,bCeOnMfiAcNaDl; S1sTuYpe%LrioE; 6int9er%sg,QUsEtimSuTlaIOnNg; 9d1ve%arry;OR6GA9NgIZo%TOd.COgUoRSdE; 69emaod%esr¬y,A3iTnt7IUs%DE GReAnthDus¬iac; 6e9avae%rsgy,. MPH-L.: S5J3Sor7r...,,;3R0EQU-4I9D;OSVCERAALLE 54geox%cldn,t;S3E1wIO%oNrh bCeOnMf¬ical; avbeorveg,S3Ts6uYpe%LriEo; 4stim%ulang;RE4SP1O%N 8gvoedry,OR6GA2NIZ%T COgvUoReSrdEy; 6m2od%erat. A8T7IUDE G2RA%IN difcult. MFS-C.; JGS71rrr.., 3RE0QU-I49D; OSVCEARALLE 3egxoc%ldn,; S3E8wIoO%rNth bCeOnMf¬ical; abveorvge, S2Ts5uYp%eLriEo; 5int4er%sg. QUsEtimSuTlaIOnNg; 42ade%qut,ORGrgeAaNos¬ondb;ly5442gvo%%edr,yCLOOU1RA%SDE ATmoId¬a; i4nte6r%sd. G8RADIN BERENNVG-.UT:O,CSF8OUorRS..E; fR5EoQ6UI%D; S6C3vAe%LEryCLAexcSlnt; 4wort%hile, bCOenMfAicNDal; 31ave%rg, S3T1saYtif%cL-E Z9* > RESPONE dear; a moderat, ATIUDE GRADING difcult. BE GLE, 7Sr., 0 -49 ; OVERAL average, go d; worth ile, COM AND erage; 4 % intersing; SPONSE reasonbly 2 % 61% demandig; inters d, BE MAN, Jr.12, 30-49; OVERAL 46% SE IONS satifcory, RESPONE very 31% 43% very 36% go d; Jr., very 28% 33% nous, go d; go d, LOAD 9 go d, 43% 84% 11% 29% LOAD ate; 63% 26% ed, ING BENJAMI, C19LAS COURSE 3%; veryCLAS 6 % 28% intersing, QUESTION reasonbly 32% 28% demandig; enthusiac; 6a0ve%rage, BENIK. C6LAS COURSE 58%; veryCLAS 58% 46% satifcory, RESPONE IZATION 67% 54% enthusiac; averg. for 40% while, MAND 68% dear; go d, LOAD for 50% while, MAND 42% 21% 50% go d; easy, TUDE C8LAS 0 -29 ; OVERAL 25go%d. SE IONS above superio, 44% 56% R«U"i 5aavev%regr.CLAoSd; nspoetchiail.g1w0vr%hilre.yC4OM5A%ND aavbeorvge; smoon¬what 1s4i%fctory.QRUEST¬ION 5a2deq%utly,ORGAwNIZe¬l; itconlfuesig,CLOOURASDE d3em0mano%d¬erat, M-; 3SJ21rr3.., 0RE-¬29;OV3R%AL; 2g8voe%rdy,SCELASION 4w1vorth%eriley,C1OM9A%ND aavbeorvge,S4Ts6uYpe%LriEo,3int9er%sgR3ES0PO%N 57wveelr,.yOR6GA1NIZ%T ewxceptiolna;yL6O3A%D demanig,4t7re%sd. nhuiatc;D1IF4CU%LTY averg. 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M || 9 'AX°51 ,elihwtro S ALCyrev ELACS GNIDARG ,.rJ ,elihwtro S ALCyrev ;%5 %07 ,etardom ,gnisufoc ,lew ,suont m ELYTS ,tneicfus ;elihwtro rof E.egarv ¬isuhtne DUTI A rehtar DESAROUOLC .dog ;ylhguor t ylbanoser NOITSEUQ,gnitserni ,roiepus DNAMOC .P %73 %81 021 eht noiL tseW ESNOPER .suont m ELYTS evoba DNAMOC ESRUOC .yletauqd NOITSEUQ 51 - ;9 6-0 5 ,.rJ E D U T I A gnidatsuo RETNIW .M ;.rS %74 yrev %73 %47 %64 %16 %83 naeB SNOISE LAREVO S ALC .detsrni rehtar DAOL NOITAZ GR ¬sita emos evoba DNAMOC %13 ,do g %11 rof - %27 ,do g 71 :TRA %96 %83 retamS niatuoM rodnoC ylbanoser ;gnitser ni ,egarv SNOI ES ESRUOC %02 %13 %92 %93 yrev %03 ¬reva ;%87 :OIB %91 %43 ¬NAGRO ¬xe l ew ¬ER %45 %91 yrev %07 ¬ER ;.rS a yrev %51 RHA tfl ★ ★ , %51 elt il ¬oht %03 ER %85 rof ,.rF tluc GNI %54 %96 %22 ,ega ,.rJ %03 %46 %84 %25 ;gni %81 ,ega S ALC ;%06 ESRUOC ,ELYOD ylemrtxe lanoitpec NOITAZI ESNOPS ELYTS evoba ;tnel cx ;9 4-0 3 ,YEL ID ,ysae ;citsa uht ESRUOC ,elihw S ALC :S ALC %45 rof noitcels 7 -67 ; g n i t s e r n i ; e l i h w t r o L A R E V O ,do g ;ylhguor ht D N A M O C ESRUOC ,NAMKCID 4 rehtorB 35 yrev ,.oS .P %23 yrev %74 %37 %94 %25 yrev ;%3 rehtar SNOI ES .dog LAREVO ;92-0 :HTM .egarv ,gnidamed ESRUOC .dog ;ylhguorht ,egarv ,elihwtro S ALC ELACS DERIUQ :AFA .egarv GNIDARG .detsr ni ;etardom DAOL ylbanoser NOITSEUQ .yrotcafsi ;roiepus SNOI ES .dog LAREVO ;94-03 .dog %62 ..rS .S 4 %46 %02 6 - ,.rJ yrev 9 - ,.oS %84 %94 yrev b %12 , g n i d a m e d N O I T S E U Q , y r o t c a f s i D N A M O C ;.rG 11 .D %83 ,l ew %76 y l b a n o s e r %33 7 ¬DARG DAOL ¬NAGRO ;roiepus SNOI SE ¬reva ;%87 ESRUOC S ALC EDUTI A ,ysae ;lanoitpecx NOITAZ GR ESNOPER ¬tser ni ELYTS ¬reva ;elihwtro ¬htrow ;tnel cx ELACS DERIUQ ;ROF %73 %76 ,.rS %67 %31 rof ,do g %03 %84 evoba %64 ..rJ -htrow ;tnel cx ELACS DERIUQ %65 — i} * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 8 ;.rG 81 S A L C ¬if id %84 ¬xe l ew ¬ER %85 %15 yrev %23 %13 3 %21 ¬ne yrev yrev 51 :.rS a ,de ,yrot ;roi ep %03 yrev SNOIS %82 LLA ;.rS ;eta %74 ;gnit %26 ,ega ,elihw %74 rof ,.rF .citsa ylba NOIT ,yrot %52 ,ega ,elihw S ALC %13 ;%5.73 ;9 1-0 3 DELACS ERIUQ S ALC ESRUOC elt il ;ylraelc S ALC ;%9.43 ESRUOC ,REUAS .detsret ;gnidam .gnidamed ESRUOC H3" 68% aojC Z9% 2171 %34 evoba %24 ELYTS ;laicfen b ;tnel cx ESRUOC ,RETHC S EDUTI A ,gnisufoc ylbanoser NOITSEUQ ,gnitser ni 5 %75 %04 %54 yrev D N A M O C . oS 21 N O I T A Z G R ,l ew %13 %26 %4 , s u o n t m D N A M O C ,egarv vOnaSXI'N pabnje' ZM03%n* yrev E S N O P E R .E .N rof ,.rF DAOL %74 yrev ,do g S N O I E S ; 9 2 - 0 %13 %13 %36 S N O I E S Osv)fSjVDioX:SJONS3 javsouqf pHeVtNnIZ-LI^ 8 S ALC ;9 2-0 .citsauhne NOITAZ GR - .hciM .evA WOH ;gnitser ni .egarv ;%1J26 %03 , e l i h w t r o %95 . oS M 81 %14 %17 l ew %73 ; r o i e p u s %33 L A R E V O ,.rJ 8 :PNA EDUTI A yrev %44 yrev %13 %52 D A O L ; g n i t s e r n i ; r o i e p u s %83 yrev %4 LAREVO DERIUQ ruoY -SEUQ ¬cafsit DNAM OC ¬REVO ¬tserni ¬redom ESNOPER ¬alumits ELYTS ;laicfenb ;tnelcx ELACS DERIUQ S ALC ¬isuhtne ylemrtxe rehtar ;do g ;ylraelc ¬nosaer ¬SEUQ ¬cafsit ELYTS ¬reva ;laicfenb ¬htrow ;tnelcx ELACS y r e v 21 - %75 %74 e v o b a %74 ,.rS %57 e v o b a %05 194-8 - %46 ,.rJ 1 %96 ¬us %35 ¬SES .do g ¬ER 81 :CM ;do g %42 yrev ¬reva ¬htrow gniso L ;.rG 75 ¬ni ¬ed do l ELACS DERIUQ ,DIMHCS .citsauht rehtar DAOL NOIT ;roiep evoba SNOIS DERIUQ ,tperfid ;etardom ;do g ,etauqe ;elihw gnihton woleb ;%5. 9 ESRUOC S ALC DAOL - 23 SENOJ-YRUGI 1 .yr %85 ylba %15 ;yrot %74 ;ega %82 rof %64 %14 ylba %32 yrev %23 LLA %77 %63 %34 16 tsaE ;rG .rS aviqaj 60% , R E T A L H C S S ALC ,LEM HCS hgiH ;%05 ;gnidamed lanoitpecx NOITAZ GR ESNOPER ,egarv ;9 4-0 3 ;etardom rehtar ;lanoitpecx NOITAZ GR l ew %05 a E L A C S 12 ;l ew yrev %74 0TVS %35 rof E S R U O C .A , d e t s r n i %63 %46 E L Y T S l a i c f e n b %72 ; t n e l c x n G %16 elt il E S R U O C ; g n i s u f o c N O I T S E U Q , s u o n t m %44 D N A M O C l a i c e p s ,.rJ 31 iSb9 vixna VLT: ,etardom ;gnitser ni ,elihwtro S ALC ;%1.95 ESRUOC .detsr ni EDUTI A DAOL ,gnisufoc ;tneicfus SNOISE LAREVO .citsauhne , e g a r v - rof .J rj- yrev %81 %14 - 66 .R iova LAREVO S ALC EDUTI A ESRUOC ,dog ;ylraed ¬nosaer ¬SEUQ ¬otcafsi DNAMOC .dog ¬REVO ;9 -08 S ALC NOITAZ GR ¬nosaer ESNOPER ¬cafsit ELYTS ¬htrow ¬reva ELACS DERIUQ EDUTI A,gnidame ESRUOC ta :CEA %55 y r e v %32 %13 %83 - ,do g ;9 -0 8 ._ %64 %81 onusa piuvP3: aojXnsib HOlfL :EF ,.rS y r e v %94 %94 — _. 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CGA.3LAR-S:7JSO2rtrh..e,r;difcalsetntRE4QoU6I%rD;S3C0Ae.x8L¬%E53v.g8oe%rdy;S6E1v.I5OeN%rybannfidcal,tworthniled;61s.u5p%erio,SaTabvYeorvLegE;in3t8se.at5si¬%g,QRUEESTION5t3hv.o8re¬%y23cel.e1aa%ry, 5wd.q4eut%U¬,OR6GA9NI.Z2T% o3rgeanx1i¬zt. owrgaenizled. CE3JLADrS.:,OCOtUhReSrE:fQoIrDOSVCERAALLE37exv.c5Ue%nrt,yCSLEASION vwaoerthnrUdye34w.orth%UeC8OM1s.u3A¬N%DST8Y.omLeE 3m1osn.atti¬%us,3n4.er%stigRESPON -objsie °/o£Z %0S -tjauq SNOI 3S %6I Ij ns 0J;6as*n-ooe"np:Jovrs'NaVKMDia GA7N2IZ2g0oT%%Od.COewxUcRpetiSolnEa;Uy3m5ode%rat,GRAnDdINig; averg. EA.C8NLA-GS:S5J5orr...,;0OVE-R2A9L;350a4ve%r%g,CSELASION 3wo0vrth%eUre,yCO2M7A%ND46aabv%eorveg,S1TsuY6peLr%ioE; 3mo5ntus,3insat8etirf%csory,g,RE3SPON%2w7veelr,yOtRhGoArNIuZghTly;U6cto2nlfue%sig,CLO4OU6RASDE 3dem5raan%th¬eATi3tI8rUs%DE ventheusiaryc. SC7LA-S:SJ44orr...,;R0EQU-2I9D;OSVCERAALLE3a0vgve%regrd,y;S3E6noI%OthNig1w8r%le,COwMorthANUDe;3s6aufb%icoevnet,S2T4Ym%LE 3m0soanti%t¬us,2n4er%sg,RE2SP1ON%2a7deeqa%ustnly,b thvoreugrlyy;OR2GiA1NaItZ%Te511g5ox%%¬d, E 54%; 39% Fr., COURSE CLAS special, very aver ge; what factory, 3w%ell, for 45% Sr., 52% a go d; moderat , ing. DUR , QUIRED SCALE 24% ALL 46% very 41% W. 60% QUESTION confusig, ceptional. Gr.; tory, TION ably LANSIG RPEMLAAKCBLE 33 A IS P BEL 'S OFTHE I Z A R ONE IS E A S O N M 225 . A C . 3 2 - 0 5 7 8 D FREE E L I V R S :3 6mtXj3a sig,19r%e%ablOyR3GAiNtIZTeC6O1gUo%RSdE;AemTanI¬ig;tersd. 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9 9 4 8 D A O L ,l ew %84 ;roi %65 ,elihw %44 LLA ,.rJ ylanoitpecx .gnisufoc NOITAZ GR ESNOPER E;roLieYpuTsS ELACS DERIUQ .gnidame ,gnidame ,etardom ;ylraelc ESNOPER ,suont m ;EroLieYpuTsS SNOISE ESRUOC .egarv YTLUCIFD ;gnidamed.etardom NOITAZ GR NOITSEUQ,gnisertni ;tnelcx ELACS DERIUQ ,detsrni;gnidamed,etardom ;gnitalums E,roLieYpTusS ;laicfenb ;tnelcx ELACS DERIUQ .citsauhne ,detsrni ;tlucifd NOITAZ GR ;gnitserni ,egarv SNOISE ELACS ESRUOC 60-t6: OA3HVIT ceAOoj-tSa•' axonuD %27 . rJ % 3 6 y r e v %81 %54 ;.rS M %83 %57 51 %05 %02 e v o b a yrev 21 — aojX 6 yrev yrev C % 9 6 %13 y r e v % 9 6 % 1 3 % 5 7 yrev %52 % 6 3 % 2 1 J yrev %24 %34 %72 ,do g rof - . . r J % 5 7 . r S % 4 2 % 6 5 ;.rS ,l ew %05 %05 %44 - %14 %48 yrev %22 r e h t a r 6 J %85 yrev G % 8 4 , d o g 90on%.ta ;.rS :GLG ;do g %22 y r e v %21 %13 %79 :EM ; l e w %19 5 - ;l ew %24 %24 % 7 6 3 - ,ysae ;l ew %06 %63 %42 yrev %23 rof :TRA %16 %16 evoba ;do g %71 rof evoba % 1 6 , d o g % 4 3 y r e v ;rS ; D E R % 5 7 , d o g % 5 2 e v o b a ;.rG :YHP , d o g y r e v %61 ;%23 ;gnitserni ;laicfenb .elihwtro S ALC ESRUOC SALC ESRUOC ylbanoser :gnitserni ;laicfenb ;tnelcx ,egarv ¬REVO ;94-03 S ALC ;citsauhne EDUTI A ESRUOC ;ylraelc ;roiepus ;laicfenb ,elihwtro S ALC ESRUOC S ALC EDUTI A ESRUOC ;ylraelc ylbanoser NOITSEUQ,gnitser ni .egarv ,elihwtro S ALC ESRUOC S ALC ESRUOC ;ylraelc ylbanoser NOITSEUQ.yrotcafsi ,tneicfus ;laicfenb ;tnelcx ,egarv ¬REVO;92-0 ,.rF6SALC OliHS iEoV- %31 %06 %23 a % 2 1 a %91 rof yrev %71 a % 7 6 r o f % 0 2 % 0 4 ;l ew .do g %71 yrev %93 %33 ¬reva ¬reva ;%1 ¬xe %76 elt il ¬RO %21 %13 %51 ¬reva ¬htrow %02 a %65 %61 ¬xe elt il ¬ER %95 yrev ;%3 ¬ne 271 ¬xe elt il ¬RO %52 ¬MOC yrev ;%52 %25 ¬IT A ¬redom ¬xe elt il ¬repus ¬htrow 1°J zr-w Ti% 3 84 %81 ;gni %45 .ega ,elihw %64 rof ,.oS .ega GNI %15 ,eta ,do g ;ylraelc S ALC .9 2-0 evoba %43 ;rS 16 ESRUOC ;ylraelc ylbanoser NOITSEUQ ,gnitser ni ELYTS ;laicfenb ;tnelcx ELACS DERIUQ ,YENIAR ,egarv ;citsa uht ESRUOC ;ylraelc DNAM OC S ALC ,ELCAR ylanoitpec ,gnisufoc ,yletauqd NOITSEUQ tahwemos S ALC ,YBMIUQ .tlucifd YTLUC ;citsa uht ESRUOC ;ylraelc DNAM %55 %97 ,do g %83 ;gni %63 ,ega ,elihw %85 LLA ,.rF H3 %85 %97 ylbanoser NOITSEUQ .gnitser ni NOISE ;94-03 .tlucifd YTLUCIFD D N A M O C v r e v % 9 3 11 ..rJ . R E L S I A R % 1 6 E yrev %55 %63 D U T I A ,egarv ,elihwtro S ALC ESRUOC ,detsr ni ;etardom ylbanoser NOITSEUQ ,yrotcafsi NOIS E ELACS .gnidamed NOITAZ G ;roiepus ELACS %82 %13 %43 yrev ;.oS .F D E R I U Q 3 1 r e h t a r D A O L ,l ew %24 , y r o t c a f s i ,ega %83 D N A M O C , e l i h w yrev ;.oS %04 LLA 54 D E R I U Q E R %63 %98 ,do g y l b a n o s e r N O I T S E U Q . y r o t c a f s i %05 %84 ,do g ;994 81 .citsa S N O I S E L A R E V O ,.rJ , E L S I U Q . d e t s r n i O lfHS VL Oa E9eo%„y< %93 yrev .do g % 8 1 % 9 4 %02 % 0 7 %83 , d e t s r n i % 2 5 yrev %23 32 j a e s o u q | X i u n o pma j E t • ' NOITAZGR ESNOPER ¬talumis ELYTS ;laicfenb ;tnelcx ELACS DERIUQ ESRUOCSALC ;cits¬aDuhAnReG,detsrni,gnidamed ylanoitpecx NOITAZGR ESNOPER;gnitalums ,yrotcafsi ;roiepus DNAMOC SNOISE LAREVO;94-03SALC .tlucifd GNIDARG EDUTIA ylanoitpecx NOITAZGR ESNOPER ¬tsertniE;roLiYepTusS ;laicfenb ;tnelcx ,egarv ;9E2SR-0UOCSALC ,etardom ESRUOC ;ylraelc ylbanoser ESNOPER;gnitserni,suontm ELYTS ;laicfenb ;tnelcxe ,egarev ESRUOC ,egarv GNIDARG ylanoitpecx NOITAZGRO ESNOPER ELYTS ;laicfenb ;tnelcxe ELACSDERIUQ ESRUOC n,vjiS:sdONS3 TOmVvan pauJiBe,q3tj3; .I r o f , r o i e p u s e n a S U O N .J ;roiepus LAREVO r e h t a r D A O L , d o g S N O I S E % 9 8 ; e t a r d o m 7 - . l e w % 4 2 DAOL % 3 5 , d o g R % 1 4 Z o f 3 B j X ' - - %64 - %45 yrev ;l ew yrev %83 %32 %15 yrev .l ew %03 % 1 2 %84 ;.rS :RG %76 yrev ;%78 % 0 4 , l e w % 3 2 % 8 1 r o f :SN , d o g % 1 2 % 0 4 rof - D A O L ,l ew %95 %84 ;.rS - %16 z_!oy< S9% %36 .do g :TGM evoba % 4 3 % 3 1 %97 %13 %97 %31 %65 %06 evoba %95 ;%26 e v o b a %94 ;%38 «MUH %46 9 evoba :OIB yrev asjX y r e v % 4 2 a % 4 6 rof ;9 2-0 S ALC ¬IF D EDUTI A reva ¬htrow % % 2 5 %25 yrev ;L 9 ¬reva ¬redom ;lew %36 yrev %91 %55 %82 yrev %84 ¬ER %47 ¬ne ,ysae ;lew %26 yrev ¬reva ¬htrow ¬REVO 66 %32 ¬xe elt il ¬RO %91 %54 %91 ¬reva ¬htrow REVO % yre-nev ,ysae ;lew 7 %84 yrev %23 %52 ¬MOC yrev ;%72 003 ;gnitser ni ,egarv ,elihwtro S ALC S ALC ¬isuhtne P 9S% lA repus strohS raew .dnA 0.1VS S0eVnvTt3a oxnul'- enihcam kmooorfl ,ttreihSs/ebuT ni.evtca tahw tsaE W 3NO Z8% OA3lHrTVvt7wn ni dnarG yteirav tsuj !setarp a — nwoT AO^TSodm yrtjuoG a a elbahsw EVITCA REM US reviR ruo fo & taerg xvhis I %! joJ txeN ekiL SI .esruoc tsearg tsuj siht s'yrtnuoC fo oT ,srol c ,81$ yaw MO 9S% mopa ehT ot t eS panieu gt noitcels .11$ atuclaC evitcA dna.eh M&I' OjavsouwqiSpaHeDfVXN-/ZXI ODHS3 st% supmaC !rev enO htolC epirts-lum ¬stropS kool TOVQ jB1q»j eg% VL fda I I I i »I5." any Export MacGngor GOLFBAM '3."OfF TAhdis UdrlMabt IIdPeInZtic_aAl CP|aeizsra1GRivde.r -1631J 'P39h-0. any iI With AVILBE) FREE!Me-dpium Y\rep^gruilIcaaeX Piza GCaes r Ridve.r 3 7-163 of ayjnoqz?,. sjaunJtBH WJVVUtilleqs CCJPeeoda-dalzryr69S6tpapimmltm., *3." FREE aqj jvns ,, S.102 Tues. 55102 til V •14." IpofBiltMd* r ( DELIVRY Buyany the At Get Lit le 1103 E. ®337 ¥ AVILBE) (DELIVRY Lit le 1303 E. i i i i i i i i i i i i i ■ or Rood excptionalyCOURSE6.7%ATIUDE enthusiac; vrge. C4LAS Other;REQUIDSCALEbealovwr20.4%SE¬ special, tnd waorhile24.5% suficent,STYLE montus,2i.¬4%RE adequtly,3w1%. J-. 4r. 0-29;OVER averg,CSLEA¬ tworhile twhileCOMAND46.7% sati¬ ner g;RESPON 5w0e%l, carly; godLOAD rathe 56.7% ven¬ry CLAS OUREf7o5%r;below 4a2ve%rg,SEION 3to%, worth¬ inade STYLE some¬ ati RE¬ confusigreablythonugdOR1GA7NIZ%T 5u8ndirect, god CLAS OUREf9o7%r ave¬ CLAS worthile,ban¬d aboveSTYLEinters¬ RESPON veryOcRl-a;2go%d, rganiz; moder ag,intersd. CLAS other;REQUIDSCALE god; verybnfical; supero 5R0an°izftao. organized; 27m.8od%erat. ndig; veryG7R2AD.IN%G HGPATS-OYN:, JS23r6r..,,C3O0UR-4S9E;O1V0E.2RA%L; 2p.o4%r, 36a.7ve%rg.CLgAoSd; 24n.5o%thig worthile verybCeOnMficANaDl; in4ad6e.q9u%t, aabvoerveg; somewhat sifactory.QteUrESsTtiInOgN;SP1O4N.3S%E reasonbly clear. HAUBENSTRICK,CS11LAoS2.,OCOthUReSrE;RfE9Qo6UI.R7Er%D;S2C6A.7L%E vgoerdy; 53.% 3v.e%rybnefical; aabvoerveg,S2Ts6uYp.7eLr%iEo; f5a6ct.o7r%y, QUESTION reasonblythoarnugdlyOR7GA6NIZ.TO% COorUganRizStE; 5m6o.d7er%at,dAeTmaIndUiDgE; in3te6r.s7%d, thusiatc. HD.APYHN-EYS:, 5J2Srr..,;0REQU-2I9D; OS2VCE5RAA%LLE 2a5ve%rg. CLgAoSd; nwgooortithn 2s5pe%cial,C2OM5A%ND 59su%ficent; b1ov7rie%rgy, 5m0on%tus, fQaUcEtSoTIrOyN; S3POmN%oSrEe h3elp%fu, 25v%ery clearly; caonnfudsing 1c7onf%usig, organizt. HTUAZLP-E.:T, 212SJrr..,;0REQ-U2I9D; OS3VCE7RAA%LLE 51gvo%erdy; S5E4IO%NS vworethrileyC5OM3A%ND 3a9svuep%reargioe,; 32sat%fcory. QUESTION 5r1weas%eonlb;ly thaornugdhly6ION3ZA%T ewxcpetionlalyCL6OOU0RA%SDE 39ra%the A7T1IU%DE evnthuesiarc.y HHPENHD-LR.Y:, 30G3Sar0rn..d, C34OU09RSE; O1V0ER%AL; 40evxc%elnrt,yS9E0IO%N waorthndile C1OM0AN%D well LOAD rather 83.3% 16 So., for 14.3% age, very SIONS 55.1% 18.4% 18.4% 24.5% 36.7% 42.9% very HPR: S3r.. ALL 63.3% SIONS atend, and 40% 46.7% very 26.7% So.. 4 very 25% nothing while; quate, 25% what than well. lit le a So., 35 age. 42% ficial; 59% ing; 44% 0 ate. 27% Jr., 30 for 60% CLAS RSO-C.: J2S7rtrh.e.,,r; dsaioefvlr,REQ-oUIrD OSVCERAALLE 1a8vv.e2re%gr,yCLxAcSlnt;36w.o4rth%ile 63v.e%¬rybCOnMficl; aabveorveg,S2Ts7uYp.eL3riE%o; 63s.timu%lang;RESPON 5r4ewa.seon%lb,ythoacrlenuagdrlyy;ORG1Ai8NtIZ.2T%Oe 63go.rgoan%i¬d 18e.x2c%ptonaly organized. SC9LTA-S: OOthURerE;RfE3QoU5I%rD;S2C0ApLoEr,5avaeve%r¬g, CvLAoeSrdy;25nw%orth 20nsp%e¬ig twoarthniled,beworth¬ile CO1inMa5deA%ND 3su5fic%nt,Sa1TvYerLgE;b3o5rsoinm%egwh,at 40%ifcory;RE3SP0ON% htcheonlapfufnsuig,3d0reaqsu%oan¬tly, FLCLSA-.S: SO8trh.e,r;3R0EQ-U4I9D; OSVCERAALLE 3avv.ere%gr,yCLexAcSlnt; 12.so5pe%¬hing twaorhile vwrthrileybCeOoMficANaDl; 41sau.fb7ico%evnet,S5T0YL%mE 1m6soa.nt7it¬%us, 2n0e.r8s%g;R5ES0PO%N 37wv.5eelr,yOcRaln¬ad; 2i0ta.8l%e 62g.or5goan%i¬d GRCLA—S.: O8Ot0UhRe-rE; Rf3EQoU.Ir%D;SC3aAvLeEr CLvgAoeSrdy; 3wor%thile, anwd C6OM.7AN%D 3asv.uepre%rgio,; 3.m%what 6s.7i%fc QRUEESPSOTINON 6ard.ee7qu%atly, ORGANIZT 6co.n7fu%sig, COrUaRnzStiEo; difracthuelt; 6ve.n7%hryG6RAa.D7vIN%er AROM-.; SJ77trhr.e.,r R4EQ9UID; OSVCEARALLE 50geox%cdl. SEION 7t2a.ote%nd, benawortnfhicdialel; 94su.pe%ro 3int.%g. QUstiEmulSang; HAMILTON,C2LAS COURSE lev ls; 36.4%; 54. % SE IONS atend. and 54.% intersing,QUESTION ent 27.3% go d. to while MAND 45.5% 45.5% very confusig, zation, HJAN .AN, S55r., 49 ; OVERAL below 10% SE IONS to, 45% veryficial; 4q0ua%te, above mont us, QUESTION wel. HARMON, J4r. COURSE 87.5%; 1g6o.7%d, SE IONS 58.3% 2te0.nd,8% averge; factory, QUESTION reasonbly thorughly GANIZTO confusig, zation. HARMON, Sr2., OVERAL 6 % SE IONS verybenfical, above STYLE mont us. tory; well Jr.. 300 10% age, going cial, 10% very more 30% ably 12 for 45.8% cial, and 41.7% what 1 999; age, 66.6% 33.3% we; lit e 6.7% ATIUDE HARISON, C4LAS C3OU0RSE 4.%; very CLAS worthile COMAND STYLE sonably 33.a3% good LOAD sia tic: age. for 4 .4% lent: very 5 .6% 47v.geo%rdy:SE26I.O3N% 5spw.eo3rcth%i¬al. 15tv.e8en%dr,ybannfdical;52s.u6%ent, SaTvYerLgE; 4isna2ti.f¬1c%ory, QUREESTION 4r.e7a%sonblythveurgyCLOOURASDE dermatahneig, extrmdlyO;RG1lANi8ItZa.4TO%e 60g.o5roga%ni¬d CU3LPAS8: (OXUKFR29E;f9Oo8V.4Er%R; 1390p.o%2%r 3a6va.ev5re%rgg,,CSLgEAo¬d; nwgooorttihn nspeciagl, tworhtinled;2ia7e%qut, 1su.fbico%evnet, 14s.u3p%rio;1b2v.7e%nrgy, sommoewthatus QsUifEactoSry;RE3SPmO.No%re ht3h6lap.5fnu%, 15r.e9as%onblyOR5GAN4IaZ%T confusig. GJUPLSAH-O.YRN:, S1COU4rR.SE; fQoI rD OSVECRAALLE 4v5g.eo%rdy, CSLEASION twoarhteilned, worhil CO4M0.A9N%D 5a4vs.eurp%egrio,;31.a8tf%cy,in2te7rs.si3m¬%g, QRUESETI-ON SPOthNovrEu8eg1.¬%ryORGcAlNeIZary; goorganizdt, ewxcpet¬iolnayCLO5OU9R.A1SDE% 3d6er.a4t¬h% A8T6I.U4D%E enthusiac. GCRCUSLTAAJF-SO:N, OOtUhRerE; Rf6EQo0UI%rD; S1C3A.LE 53vg.oe%rdy, CSLeExAclnt; twaorh¬ile vworethrileybCeOnMficANaDl; 6aa0bvoe%rveg, S5T3sY.atiL¬E 4n0er%g; 8r0evsp%oenryOaRcln¬ad; 73e.xcp% worgeanlized; L3Om.AoD% deraatnheig; 4t0re%sd, GReAntDhu¬siac; verag. SPCLKA-GS.: SJ21orr7...; 2REQ9UI D; OSVCERAALLE 64av%e5rg. 16vg.o2e%dr;yS3E0.9IO%N 50swpoe%critahl 13at.v2een%dr.y bnanficdal; 45s.u6%ent, 26av.5r%g S1T4vY7eLEry 29.o4m%wh 35s.ati%fc erage, CLAS nothing twohile worth ile COM AND above tersting; SPONSE 4 .7% cleary; confusig, zation. GG.RO-VE, 22Jr.; REQUIRED SCALE veryS2I3O.N8%S 38.1% COM AND average. STYLE confusing adequtly, 39.5% 44.7% well, and 26.3% 65.8% So., ALL below 12.7% to, 33.3% 47.6% 30.2% 47.6% TION well; lit le Jr., C8LAS 30 -49 ; 59.1%; 36.4% exclent: verybenfical; above STYLE 36.4% 59.1% 31.8% ulating; and T5I0O%N 40.9% ized; moderat , mandi g; ly very 12 Sr., 80 -9 ; OVERAL aver ge, 3 .3% SIONS tend, 3 40% 46.7% superio; factory. question thorughlyGANIZTO tionaly COURSE 6e0ra%te, ATIUDE very 46.7% GYESZLY, Fr16., COURSE0 32.4% below average, CLAS nothing to worth ile COM AND above superio; boring. mont us, and 26.7% 60% ING 11 for 20.C% while 17.6% "i-n—aaNH QRUEESSPTOIONN3ad8erqeu%astolyn.41vc%lerryy;ORG1AiN4tIZaT%Oe622g1o%x%¬d,COwUReSlE;4m3ode%rat,demanig. 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CSeLExAc¬lnt; bevneficrayl; 42abv%oevreg,S6sTu0Ype%LrioE; 29stim%ulang;RE1SP9ON% 7w4veelr,yORG6AN4IZ%T exwcpetiolna;yL5O0mA%Ddr ATfratcIh¬uel; in5te8rs%d, GRenAthDusIiNac; 60av%erg,difcult. PARMTEP-SH.ON:, G5S1J7rr0r.4..,,;3R0EQU-4I9D;OSVCERAALLE 6a0vvge%roegrd,y,CSeLExAc¬lnt; 5w2orth%ile,bCeOnMfiAcNaDl; 5s1uafbi%coevnet, STsuYpLrEi; 5intse0artis%f¬cory,QRUEESSPTOIONN 3a6dreeq%austolny. 48cv%erryy;ORGl1AiNt4aIZ%TeO 528g7ox%%¬d, COwUReSlE; 4m7od%erat.demanig. 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MCLTA-HS: J5SOrUrR..E;RfE8QoU2I%rD;S1bCeAloLEw 4a1ve%rg,CSELASION 5ns6opteh%ciiagl,2benv%fei¬ryCO3M0suA%ND 1aab5veor%veg,S4TsYatiLf%cE¬ inQteUrESsg;RE1SP5aON%de rwsonalb,yORclGeArNI;litaconfeusig,CLOOURASDE 1m5orade%thraet, V ■VI % reasonbly clearly; 1g9o%d, COURSE 36% ATIUDE very CJ8LArS., 30 -49 ; OVERAL 5g6o%d, SE IONS veryM3AND0% intersing, QUESTION reasonbly clearly; 3g0o%d, COURSE 35% ATIUDE very 13% PE.ALMER, So.7, 0 -29 ; OVERAL 3a7ve%rage. go d; worthnile, 5c2ie%nt, superio; 3to7r%y, 4qua%tely, veryZ3AT7IO%N go d; ate, 61% 48% 70% ate, 83% ING 13% 10 very 11% cial; TION 33% 63% 56% elihw gnihton S ALC %75 rof a 9 %51 rof %54 %23 ;gni %72 .ega yrev %24 ;.rS tahw %04 elihw %24 rof %23 ,eta %94 dna ,ega ,.rS %08 .do g ,l ew %34 %73 %32 ,.rJ S ALC ELACS DERIUQ 3S3A1LC %53 ,ylraed ,l ew S ALC ESRUOC,.rS ,YELSN H EDUTI A ESRUOC lanoitpecx ylhguorht ylbanoser NOITSEUQ evoba %64 SNOISE %45 LAREVO dna ,.rF .gnidame ;dezinagro , y r o t c a f , d n e t a ; 9 4 - 0 3 S A L C ;ylraed E S R U O C .citsai %04 .do g b107 yrev ;%7 ESRUOC .yletauqd NOITSEUQ ,yrotcaf ,roiepus e l i h w t r o ;yl , R E N S U E H ylanoitpecx NOITAZ G y l h g u o EDUTI A dna ylbanoser NOITSEUQ %DNA4M5OCelihwtro elihwtro %85 ESRUOC,.rF r h t ; t n e l c x e E D U T I A D N A M O C e l i h w t r o ,.rJ ; r o i e p u s ESNOPER;yrotcafsi DNAMOC ;%0 1 ,.rS ,YELN H .dets r ni ;g dname ;dezinagro b104 yrev ESNOPS ,SENT H elt il NOITAZ G , N A M E H 8 21 ;%91 %03 %33 b103 :gnitalums yrev yrev %32 53 yrev %91 .rG evoba ot , y r o t c a f s i %63 e v o b a ot , e g a r v ; l a i c f e n b 2 , e t a r d o m yrev tahwemos , e g a r v ,suont m 31 dna .dnet a ,laiceps %72 ;9 4-0 3 %07 ,etar dom rof ,do g ;9 9-08 .rG , g n i s u f o c S N O I S E .C yrev %72 ; 9 4 - 0 3 D A O L %15 yrev DERIUQ ylanoitpecx NOITAZ GR EDUTI A ylanoitpecx NOITAZGR 1 dna ,l ew %14 ELYTS NOITAZGR .M ,l ew %06 ;roiepus dna S ALC yrev ;%37 %72 dna ,dnet a %64 r e h t a r E L Y T S %77 L AREVO dna .citsauhne .citsauhne L A R E V O .citsauhne ESNOPER E L A C S %05 SNOI SE L AREVO dna :DE yrev %06 ESRUOC ylhguor t 4 - % 3 5 %01 ESRUOC %25 l ew %37 %64 y r e v ; e g a r v 3 .W %06 - % 7 5 % 7 6 d a r G ;do g ;rehto ,.oS .M ESNOPER 91 ot .rG %87 .H ; 9 2 - 0 y l h g u o r h t , e g a r v : L O Z % 6 7 , e g a r v y l h g u o r h t ;tnelcx ELACS ;rehto :RPH ,detsr ni ;dezinagro %22 ¬ROyrev ¬tser ni ELYTS ¬reva ;laicfenb %35 SNOISE %82 LAREVO ¬ER ,.rJ :HTM ,detsr ni ylbanoser ;gnitser ni ,tnedifus ;laicfenb ELACS ,rehto S ALC ,detsr ni ;gndamed -redom %41 ¬ROyrev %15 ;gnitser ni ¬sita %83 elihwtro elihwtro S ALC ¬reva ;%23 ESRUOC ;HA rehtar DAOL lew %07 dna ylbanoser NOITSEUQ ELYTS ,tneicfus ;laicfenb yrev ¬htrow %32 ;do g ELACS ;rehto S ALC ¬suhtne %03 rehtar DAOL lew b105 dn¬raaelc yl.balneoswer NO¬ITSEEURQ ,do g ;ylraed %26 ,.oS evoba ,dneta .do g ,do g ;ylraed - — %64 %05 %71 %24 %05 yrev d n a % 5 3 % 3 4 % 7 1 yrev DERIUQ ESNOPER DERIUQ ;noitaz gro DNAMOC %23 ,suont m DERIUQ 7 rof - 72 , . r J 2 ;do g %25 dna %31 ¬sita ¬emos %92 yrev ¬htrow ;do g ot 71 71 rof 71 yrev %57 ,do g ,l ew %57 ,ega elihw %52 , L I H %13 .do g %12 dna ylba NOIT ,yrot %75 elihw ,ega %22 ,.rF ,L IH %18 l ew %86 dna ylba NOIT ,yrot %34 yrev %75 .ega rof ,eta %21 ;gni %65 ,ega elihw %02 ,.rJ rof %64 yti dna ylba ,gni .ega ; y l r a e d S A L C S A L C ;;gnidame dezinagro %05 yr%ev05 %05 DNAMOC elihwtro yrev ESRUOC .W.R .gnidame ;dezinagro %71 eltil ;ylraed ,%lew95 %34 ,roiepus evoba DNAM OC elihwtro %22 woleb ;%97 ESRUOC. oS .O.R .detsr niyrev %18 ,do g ;ylraelc ,%le2w6 %83 ;roiepus evoba ;tnelcx %34 LAREVO . oS ,KO CIH %82 ESRUOC ylhguorht %44 elihwtro yrev ;%84 ESRUOC ,.rS ,YEKC1H .gnidam ,gnidamed ;dezinagro ylanoitpec %NO3IT2AZ ksa ,ylraed ,lew NOIT %64 %58 DNAMOC S A L C r e h t a r D A O L ; 9 2 - 0 S A L C 13 ESNOPER DNAMOC y l a n o i t p e c x N O I T A Z G DNAMOC % ; % 0 a 9 ,.rF 1 ot ot ot ot ,etardom %52 ;gnitalums %52 dna ,dneta SNOISE ,%do5g7 ;9 -08 .rG .etardom yrev ELYTS %32 dna ,dneta SNOISE evoba ,egarv ;92-0 :HTM ;gnidamed ;dezinagro %91 yrev ELYTS %33 delinhwatro elihwtro S ALCyrev ELACS ;.rJ rehtar DAOL lew %65 dna ylbanoser NOITSEUQ ,gnitser ni %44 dna ,dneta SNOI ES ,do g ;9 -08 .rG :DE %32 ,etardom ;snoiteuq %51 yr%ev26 ,yrotcafsi %51 3 .citsauhne ESNOPER ESNOPER 4 ESNOPER .B .H DERIUQ - ylanoitpecx NOITAZ GR 32 EDUTI A %52 ESRUOC ylhguorht ;roiepus evoba %57 %52 LAREVO dna %55 ESRUOC ,gnisufoc %13 ;gnitserni %14 ,egarv %24 %15 %55 LAREVO ,.rJ S ALC .etardom %33 ;gnitser ni %34 ,egarv .dneta ,dog %42 :LTA .gnidame %65 .dog ;ylraed ,%le4w8 %63 ,roiepus evoba %63 %46 %46 LAREVO dna S ALC ylemrtxe %13 ESRUOC ,%do7g7 %51 ;gnitalums %32 ;tnelcx evoba 21 1 - - ylanoitpecx NOITAZ GR ,citsauhne - ot dni ylanoitpecx NOITAZ GR on %0 1 rehtar DAOL lew %52 dna ylbanos er NOITSEUQ ELYTS ¬reva ;laicfen b yrev ¬htrow ;tnel cx ELACS ,rehto :MUES M rehtar DAOL l ew %16 ylhguor ht ¬nosaer ¬SEUQ ¬cafsit %81 ,tnedifus ;laicfen b yrev ¬htrow ;egar v ¬reva ELACS ;.rS DERIUQ DERIUQ 2 87 %91 EDUTI A %91 ESRUOC ylhguor ht ¬nosaer ¬SEUQ ¬cafsit %42 .tneicfus ;laicfen b %92 SNOI SE %33 ¬reva ;%75 ESRUOC S ALC redom ;dezinagro %42 ¬RO yrev ¬talumis ELYTS ¬reva ;laicfen b yrev ¬htrow ;tnel cx ELACS ;rehto rof a ESNOPER DERIUQ 1 ¬ed rehtar DAOL lew ¬INAGRO ¬nutrop ylhguor ht ¬nosaer ¬SEUQ -tser ni ELYTS ¬reva ;laicfenb ¬xe ot .do g %71 %66 DNAM ,elihw S ALC yrev ELACS ;.rS ,OH rehtar %81 %64 NOIT ,suo ,gni %72 %64 gniog ,ega ,.rF %54 rehtar DAOL l ew %26 dna ylba NOIT .yrot %74 yrev %15 ,ega ,.rF ,eta ,l ew e l i h w gniht S ALC ,ega ,.rF ,L IH .citsa %94 ,do g ;ylraed ,l ew ,yrot %63 dna .do g ; r o i e p ; y l r a e l c e v o b a D N A M D E R I U Q ,ysae ;do g ,detc rid %72 ylbanos er ESNOPS ;gnitser t %63 %81 evoba S N O I S E %64 L AREVO ;9 2-0 ,.oS ,NOSXIH .citsa uht ,l ew %45 ,roiepus ; t n e l c x e ;9 2-0 %35 L AREVO ,.oS ,EOCS1H %23 ESRUOC %81 ,yletauq d NOITSEUQ tahwemos dna ,dnet a %23 L AREVO ,.oS ;9 2-0 ,detsr ni ;gnidamed ;dezinagro %51 %06 ;roiepus .dneta ;94-03 ESNOPER ,yrotcafsi DNAMOC DNAMOC e l t i l ,yrotcafsi ESNOPER ; g n i t a l u m s 4 4 %93 evoba %25 SNOI ES %3 L AREVO .B 1 %24 - ,ot , d o g ; y l r a e l c .S yrev %15 ;gnitalum s %64 ; r o i e p u s % 6 2 , d o g %81 ESRUOC :EE %55 %81 %72 evoba ;laicfen b SNOI SE %92 ;%79 S ALC .gnid ame ESRUOC elt il gnisuf oc %92 rof E L Y T S %81 ,egar v %81 elihw tro ;do g ELACS ;.rS :CM %81 yrev ,.rJ -.V DERIUQ 2 , d e t s r n i ; g n i d a m e d %65 %94 ESNOPER evoba ;dezinagro %42 yrev %EL4YT3S %52 dna S ALCyrev ELACS ;.rJ :SN DAOL ,gnisufoc %75 %52 %52 %64 SNOI ES evoba ELACS :TSA yr%ev25 ,etardom ESRUOC %33 ELYTS ;laicfenbyrev %04 ELACS e l i h w t r o e l i h w t r o DERIUQ .H r e h t a r y r e v ; e g a r v %12 ,laiceps DERIUQ 9 - y r e v t a h w e m o s NOITAZGR ;l ew N O I T A Z G R - , . r J ,yrotcafsi a 2 ELYTS %56 ,egarv ;9 4-0 3 ,etardom dna ,yletauqd NOITSEUQ %9 yrev %63 gnihton ton %72 %81 %93 ;gnitser ni ,egar v ESNOPER ,suont m ; l a i c f e n b DERIUQ 2 E D U T I A y l a n o i t p e c x 5 ;raed : t n e l c x ot , e t a r d o m , t n e d i f u s , g n i t s e r n i ylanoitpecx NOITAZ GR % 5 5 -NAGROylbanoser NOITSEUQ ,gnitser ni %23 ,egarv ¬MOC htrow ;tnel cx %25 LAREVO ¬ER ,.rJ %9 DAOL ,gnisufoc %55 ER ¬not m ¬rob ,tnedifus ;dneta ,laiceps htrow S ALC reva ;%81 ESRUOC S ALC EDUTI A %53 ESRUOC ylhguorht ¬nosaer ¬SEUQ ¬cafsit %82 ,tneicfus ;laicfenb %04 SNOISE %12 ¬reva ;%17 ESRUOC S ALC .gnidame redom ;do g %92 dna ylbanoser %41 ;gnitser ni %63 %52 %57 ¬MOC ¬htrow elihwtro -hton ;egarv ¬reva ;%23 S ALC ¬uhtne %54 rehtar DAOL lew %07 dna 14 ¬AZINGRO ot rof , d n e t a .do g %42 rof %45 %45 y l h g u o r h t E L Y T S yrev %92 %74 rof ESRUOXrS %64 y l h g u o r h t %12 ,egar v elihwtro >*<15 rof 32 ¬nu ¬ni ¬us 2 y r e ¬ne v 39 01 ylbanoser NOITSEUQ ¬cafsit DNAMOC elihwtro SALC ;>*"52 %13 %94 ot yrev rof elihw S ALC %02 yrev %04 %03 dna ylba ,gni %01 dna %04 LLA dna ot ,egarv woleb ;%17 ESRUOC S ALC ;gnidamed ;dezinagro .do g ;ylraed NOIT ,roiep evoba ,dneta SNOIS DERIUQ ;rehto :GNE SGNIDLOH ,gnisufoc ylhguorht ylbanoser ESNOPS ;gnitser ni .suon ELYTS evoba DNAM elihw ,dneta S ALC ELACS DERIUQ S ALC gni ;.rS ;yl %63 %26 .eta %05 ;gni %05 %83 dna ,egare ,dneta SNOIS %83 LLA . oS ,eta elt il %25 ,yrot %63 dna %72 %12 rof 5 E S R U O C E S R U O C E S N O P S ;roiep ,dneta SNOIS ;%28 ot 64 , G R E B M L O H %04 a ,l ew %02 E L A C S S A L C N O I T A Z G . e g a r v E D U T I A ESRUOC ,NES LOH rehtar DAOL ylbanoser NOITSEUQ ,yrotcafsi ,tnedifus ;laicfenb ;do g rehtar DAOL ,gnisufoc ELYTS ;laicfenb ;tnelcx ;02-0 yrev %05 y l a n o i t p e c x N O I T A Z G y l h g u o r h t yrev D E R I U Q 7 , S E G D O H %64 y l a n o i t p e c x yrev ; g n i t a l u m s evoba E S R U O C . rF , G N I K C O H .tlucifd GNIDARG ,detsr ni ;-gdname ,dneta SNOI ES ;9 1-0 3 .citsauhne ,etardom ;,egarv laicfenb ;tnelcx %07 %03 %13 %81 %42 dna . l a i c e p s 12 %52 E L A C S ;.rS %84 . e g a r v E S N O P E R E L Y T S ,egarv %52 %36 41 N O I T A Z G R ,.rS elt il %06 %72 dna %81 %01 rof ,.rF %63 %64 %94 %02 S N O I S E .M ,egarv LAREVO EDUTI A ESRUOCylanoitpecx ,gnisufoc ;gnitalums ,.oS .-J Selihwtro ALC ESRUOC ,HTROW .do g ;ylraelc ,yletauqd NOITSEUQ ,yrotcafsi tahwemos ,tnedifus ;laicfen b woleb ;9 2-0 .citsauhne ,do g ;ylraelc ,roiepus evoba elihwtro S ALC ;%8 ESRUOC ,l ew %81 dna y,dog lhguorht ylbanoser NOITSEUQ ,gnitser ni ,egarv S ALC LAREVO :HTM 2 rof yrev %05 rof 2 ; % 4 7 01 %73 yrev - %97 %23 .rG .J yrev ,.rJ %63 yrev %85 %72 l ew %05 ,l ew %83 %83 l ew %55 yrev %25 ¬htrow ;do g ELACS DERIUQ ;rehtO :HTP rehtar DAOL NOITAZ GR ylhguor ht nosaer ¬SEUQ ¬tser ni DNAM OC elihwtro ,do g REVO ;9 4-0 3 %04 %06 %85 ,.oS .R %05 11 ,detsr ni ;gnidamed redom ;dezinagro ESNOPER ¬tserni ELYTS DNAMOC elihwtro ¬SES ,egarv REVO ;94-03 S ALC .gnidame redom ;dezinagro ¬raed ¬cafsit DNAMOC elihwtro elihwtro ¬SES ,dog ELACS DERIUQ S ALC ,egarv ;citsauhne EDUTI A %06 :PU %81 %22 %95 yrev ;%0 5 dna - yrev ,.rS .A %72 %12 yrev %05 %63 ,.rJ 31 - %83 yrev ¬tonm ;roiepus ¬MOC ¬htrow elihwtro ;do g ,egar v L AREVO %09 a dna 3 ,.rJ %12 %55 2 yrev %35 %09 l ew %03 ¬us ot ¬SES ,.rG - elt il ¬RO yrev %93 ER %43 %23 hton ¬ER 41 :SN %83 ¬RO yrev ¬va %42 ,l ew ¬ER %12 ot 1 a ¬us ot ;.rS %1 %75 09 dna %51 ,eta %65 dna ylba 62 2 NOIT .yrot ;roi ep %74 dna ,dneta SNOIS %25 LLA dna %61 ,eta ,eta %33 ;gni %05 ,ega yrev %33 ,ega %44 ;gni %75 %22 ,ega 2 NOIT ,gni ;roi ep %33 dna ,dneta ,do g ;998 .rG %83 ,eta .citsa elihw S ALC %82 rof ,.rJ elt il ;yl %61 NOIT .suo .gni ;egare %14 . rF ,RETNUH yrev EDUTI A %82 ESRUOC.do g ;ylraelc %,le2w7 D E R I U Q ;rehto ,HTAVROH EDUTI A ESRUOCylanoitpecx ylhguor ht evoba SNOI ES L AREVO ,REVO H ,.rF %61 ESRUOC ylanoitpec ,gnisuf oc ylhguor ht N O I T A Z G D N A M O C ;tnelcx LAREVO ,TRAHNO ; 9 8 - 0 8 ..rS E D U T I A E S R U O C y l h g u o r h t yrehtar lanoitpecx NOITAZ G ylbanoser NOITSEUQ ,yrotcafsi tahwemos ,dneta SNOI ES ,NAMTLOH rehtar DAOL ,gnisufoc ELYTS.tneicfus D N A M O C e l i h w t r o E S R U O C ,eta E S R U O C ,yletauq DAOL NOITAZ G ESNOP ER ELYTS ;laicfen b ELACS DERIUQ ,rehto ,rehto . oS dna 4 32 %45 evoba yrev 91 %05 %66 %33 %33 yrev %83 %3 yrev ;%76 %22 yrev %54 %3 rehtar DAOL lew %66 dna ylbanos er NOITSEUQ ,gnitser ni %05 elihwtro elihwtro S ALC yrev dna 01 ELACS %38 %66 .rG ot rehtar DAOL ESNOP ER ELYTS ;laicfen b %93 %05 y l e m r t x e N O I T A Z G R .C ,.oS .F ,.rS %75 E S N O P E R .L yrev ;do g %61 ELACS DERIUQ .rehto :TSH D A O L , d o g ;9 4-0 3 ESRUOC :MEC .citsauhne %23 r e h t a r . d e s u h t n .F 11 - dna ;gnitser ni ,egarv elihwtro S ALC ;%73 ESRUOC dna rof ; g n i t a l u m s y l h g u o r h t 9 %07 %19 - .J , e g a r v %66 ,do g %61 ,l ew %33 ;roiepus ; r o i e p u s %16 dna L A R E V O ; y r o t c a f s i tahwemos 6 yrev l ew %52 yrev ; t n e l c x %16 - ,.rJ %13 ,.rJ - l ew %87 ,l ew >M*41 ;9 2-0 S ALC ,dets r ni ;gnidamed redom ;lanoitpecx NOITAZ GRylhguor ht nosaer ¬SEUQ ¬cafsit DNAM OC elihwtro ,egarv REVO ;9 21(0 S ALC -uhtne ;gnidamed ,gnidamed redom ;dezinagro ¬SEUQ ¬tser ni DNAM OC elihwtro elihwtro S ALC ;%38 S ALC .gnidame redom ;dezinagro ESNOPER ¬talumis ELYTS ¬reva ;laicfen b SNOI ES ¬reva ;%3 ESRUOC S ALC ,dets r ni ;gnidamed redom ;dezinagro ESNOPER ¬tser ni ,suont m ELYTS ¬reva ;laicfen b ¬htrow ;tnel cx ELACS DERIUQ ,rehto S ALC .gnidame redom ;do g ¬raed ¬SEUQ ¬notm evoba iuqedani ot - :JC %02 %43 %61 dna %75 .rG %21 %73 %45 :JC %52 ;,do g ylraelc E S R U O C ; y l r a e d %55 %22 y l b a n o s e r 4 yrev 5 . rS 5 %43 ,.rS 2 %19 %85 %33 rof %61 a %76 e v o b a , d n e t a . d o g %33 rof , d o g ; y l r a e d %65 e v o b a %22 %27 dna :EA %67 %54 dna %02 yrev .rG us ot SES .rG %66 ¬RO yrev yrev 008 21 ¬xe elt il ¬RO yrev %76 %33 %11 ¬RO yrev %74 ¬us ot yrev a .l ew ^eda rob ¬va 1 ylba NOIT %05 %92 rof %86 yrev %81 %95 %54 woleb ;%81 ,.oS .tluc GNI %52 ,eta %57 %57 ,do g 008 EDUT ylemert rehtar DAOL ,do g ;ylraelc a ELACS SNOIS yrev ;9 1-0 3 ,RESOM %73 evoba ,etauq d n ;laicfen b ;tnel cx %45 ESRUOC ,.rJ .egar v ,l ew yrev %13 %25 yrev ..rF .eta 07 ,gnisufoc .egarv DNAM eit ,ega %21 rof E S R U O C S ALC ,suon t ELYTS evoba DNAM %73 ,l ew ,.oS ,LESNUM %63 %05 %72 ,tneicfus %72 :dog ,egarv LAREVO EDUTI A ylbanoser NOITEUQ ,yrotcafsi ;roiepus LAREVO ylemrtxe rehtar ;lanoitpecx yr%ev42 ,yletauqd NOISEUQ ,suont m ,gnirob ;roiepus ,%tneic5fus3 ;laicfenb ;dog %43 LAREVO %SE9RU8OC ,.oS %5.05 ESRUOC ylbanoser %ESN5O2PS;gnitser ni %13 %81 ,egarv %02yrev NOISEyr%ev73 woleb ;%47 ESRUOC,.oS ,NAROM yrev ESRUOC.gnisufoc NOITAZ G 5 %5.26 yrev %57 N O I S E ;999 ,DNALTROM NOITAZ G , e g a r v ; 9 4 - 0 3 33 , R O M e l t i l ; y l r a e l c . r F %58 %97 ylba yrev %5.73 NOITAZGR 2 !ew ESNOP R %05 :GNE ;gnidame ,gnidamed ;dog %14 %05 :elihwtro gnihton %32 DERIUQ :.rS :CEA ,egarv ;citsauhne ,.rJ %52 .elihw tro S ALC yrev ;9 -0 8 ;citsauhne %63 .C .M ;%5.73 %52 . e l i h w t r o 21 %52 ;etardom DAOL 8 . %33 r%57 ehtar DAOL ,lew %5.73 %52 ;.rG .M rehtar DAOL ,gnisuf oc ,lew .P .D NOITAZGR D E R I U Q 51 - 63 - yrev %45 DNAM OC ;egar - %32 E S N O P E R ; l a i c f e n b E L A C S . g n i d a m e %53 %82 %43 S A L C E L A C S D E R I U Q NOITAZGR %5.94 ,egar v ;9 2-0 1 ESRUOC ,do g ;ylraelc ESNOPER ELYTS DNAM OC %03 ,egarv %02 .92-0 ..rS %5.83 %65 %23 .yletauqd NOITSEUQ ,yrotcafsi tahwemos ,tneicfus ;laicfenb ;do g %53 LAREVO ,.rJ :HTM .citsauhne %21 %63 b15.84 - ELYTS ;tnel cx ..rJ .do g ,.rS . t l u c i f d ,detsr ni %23 ,etardom ;roiepus S ALC ELACS S ALC %52 %05 evoba , g n i d a m e d % 2 5 e v o b a 92 : C S F % 5 . 8 3 6 ;ylraec ¬nosaer ¬SEUQ ,tneicfus %5.21 yrev SNOI ES %92 LAREVO DERIUQ :.rG S ALC GNIDARG %46 ¬IT A %23 ESRUOC elt il ¬RO evoba DNAM OC ,laiceps ¬SES ,egarv %81 ESRUOC ¬DARG ,dets r ni ;gnidamed ;lanoitpecx ;gnitser ni ,egarv .elihwtro S ALC ESRUOC %53 DAOL %92 ¬RO ylbanoser %72 ;yrotcafsi tahwemos %32 ,egarv %72 yrev SNOI ES %53 woleb ;%67 %01 ;.rG S ALC .gnidame ¬redom ;do g %82 yrev %73 ¬ER %34 ¬onm ;roiepus %73 ¬MOC ,elihwtro S ALC ¬reva ELACS DERIUQ ;.rS S ALC EDUTI A .ysae ;do g %52 %05 rof - . a 02 rof ¬xe rof 2 ¬if id redom %57 yrev %5.73 %05 ¬MOC yrev ;%52 :CSC 1 43 2 a til .yl gni ;ylraec NOIT ,%g4n3i ;roiepus ;laicfen b S ALC yr%ev14 ;%5 ESRUOC ,.rF ,YCRAN ,egarv DAOL ,gnisufoc %04 naht %74 ,suont ELYTS evoba %61 yrev ,egarv ;9 2-0 ,.rF ,RAJ N yrev EDUT ,egarv %03 ESRUOC ,lew %94 DNAM %04 ,do g ;9 2-0 ,.oS ,dets ret ;gnidam ESRUOC %75 yrev %53 ;gni %94 %42 %53 ,elihw S ALC %04 ,.oS ,SREYM %15 ;gni ,etare %65 NOITAZ %64 ELYTS evoba %66 yrev ELACS . rF ,SREYM ,ysae %33 %17 rof gni 91 .cit rof ;la ,de gni 1 ,.oS %42 ;gnid amed %35 rof 8 NOITAZ G E S N O P E R %81 ;elihw tro gnihton %43 L AREVO . oS ;do g 02 %16 %73 GNIDARG %04 ,yletauq d NOITSEUQ ,gnitser ni %44 yrev SNOI ES %92 L AREVO ,.rJ ,ELG AN 92 , g n i d a m e d ,do g ;ylraelc e v o b a D N A M O C ;%49 ESRUOC 73 E S R U O C yrev ESNOPS ;gnitser ni %72 ;laicfen b ;do g ESRUOC %17 .citsa uht esruoc E%SNO6P8ER;gnitalums %EL8YT5S DNAMOC S%NO4IS8E ,%do3g5 LAREVO ;92-0 ,.rJ :RPH .tlucifd GNIDARG,etardom ;dog %23ylbanoser ,%lufp6le2h e%rom12 ;gnitserni %42 tahwemos ,e%gar5v4 ,laiceps S ALC ,egarv E%LA1C2S DERIUQ ;.rJ :SS .citsauhne .detsrni ;tlucifd ylemrtxe %DA3O5Lyrev %93 %13 ;EroiLeYpuTsS evoba ;laicfenb %45 ;tnelcx ELACS DERIUQ ,.rS :HTM yrev EDUTI A %04 %DA4O4L %42 y.lblaneoswer NOITSEUQ,y%rotcafs2i2 tahwemos ;egarv %64yrev SNOISE %74 LAREVO ;94-03 ,.rS :ROF %EDU6TI4A rehtar DAOL ,%do2g2 e%l5t.9i1l ;ylraelc %44 ,e%gar2v2 ,elihwtro S ALC %22 ;%5.08;92-0 ,,..orJS :.MWU.HJ .egarv GNIDARG ,%dets8r5ni ;etardom , e g a r v .J % 0 6 .F .C % 7 1 % 2 3 , . r J .W y r e v % 5 . 9 1 33 NOITAZGR - 12 5 - 91 - 22 - D N A M O C - E S N O P E R N O I T S E U Q D N A M O C a NOITAZGR . c i t s a u h n e , y r o t c a f s i 6 %55 yrev ¬SEUQ ¬tser ni %18 yrev ;tnel cx ELACS DERIUQ ;.rS 52 S 8 A L C %85 %73 ESRUOC elt il ¬RO ¬etauqd ¬sufnoc NOITSEUQ ,yrotcafsi ¬om ;roiepus %24 %66 SNOI SE %54 woleb ;%79 ESRUOC a ;l ew rof S 81 A L C %45 %33 ¬IT A %75 ;gnid amed ¬dnamed ;ylraelc ylbanos er %11 ;gnitalum s %15 ,egar v ¬MOC ,elihw tro S ALC yrev ;%49 ESRUOC S ALC ¬saiuhtne rehtar ;lanoitpecx %5.73 ESNOP ER ¬tser ni ,suon t m ELYTS ,tneicfus ;laicfen b ¬htrow ;do g ELACS DERIUQ ;,rG S ALC ¬tser ni ¬dnamed ¬dom ¬noitpecx ¬sufnoc ¬INAGRO ,l ew ¬ER %65 ;roi epus %36 yrev SNOI SE %66 L AREVO DERIUQ ,.rS S ALC %5.21 EDUTI A rof % 5 7 ¬ni ¬ed y l e m r t x e %65 yrev 11 %67 y l b a n o s e r %43 ,egar v 1 yrev ¬ne 2 %52 yrev %52 woleb :%57 ylb SNOIS ESRUOC S ALC %72 ;gni %52 %24 %04 ,elihw ;tnel ,ega %12 g n i h t o n rof , 0 2 - 0 31 ,de ;gni ;l ew %53 %08 %36 ,do g ;992 43 ,l ew %74 %24 %8 %22 23 ;yl 5 yrev EDUT %15 . S A L O H C I N y l a n o i t p e c , g n i s u f o c . t l u c i f d evoba DNAM OC %41 S ALC yrev woleb ,.oS ,NOTWEN GNIDARG %75 ,etar dom .do g ylbanoser NOITSEUQ ,gnitser ni %02 yrev SNOI ES %96 L AREVO ,NOSLEN %76 ylanoitpec ,gnisuf oc %13 ,yletauqd NOITSEUQ ,yrotcafsi tahwemos %44 yrev SNOI ES DERIUQ .do g ,detc rid ,lew NOITSEUQ ,yrotcafsi tahwemos %64 ,elihw tro ;tnel cxe ,egar v L AREVO ,NAHT N %03 ,egar v ;gnidame . rF ; y l h g u o r D N A M r e h t a r D A O L D N A M E L A C S %32 ylba %32 erom e v o b a , e t a u q ;laic %83 ; 9 4 - 0 3 NOITAZGR NOITAZ G , . o S ,.oS SUIRAHTN , l e w % 9 2 ; % 3 7 ; . o S evoba %24 ; t n e l c x , e g a r v ;,egarv laicfenb %05 LAREVO ;94-03 .lew %85 %03 ,yletauqd NOITSEUQ ,yrotcafsi tahwemos %44 yrev ,laiceps ,egarv ;94-03 %16 yrev EDUTI A %81 ESRUOC %36 ,lew %42 ;roiepus %73 DERIUQ ;.rJ .gnidame ;lew %65 yrev %44 %63 ;roiepus %44 ;tnelcxe ,egarv %11 ;%57 ESRUOC %16 %32 ,yletauqd gnisufoc %83 ;egarv DNAM OC %51 gnihton %45 ,.rJ .citsauhne %83 ,etardom 22 5 5 01 NOITAZGR ..S .G .N rof .H ,%57 DNAMOC e%lihwt0ro5 S¬ASELSCy,droevg %ELA7C1S deriuqeR ..rJ :MOR ,d%o7g1 %12yrev %93 %22 ;egarv %34 SNOI ES ,dog %04 LAREVO ,.rJ :PU ,egarv %34 rehtar DAOL yr%ev75 ESNOPER ELYTS evoba ;laicfenb ;tnelcx E%LA4C2S ESRUOC :MUH ,etardom ,d%o1g1 %82 ;ylraec ESNOPER ,suont m ELYTS evoba ;laicfenb yr%ev35 woleb .92-0 :MUH eltil %51 yrev %13 naht ESNOPER ,suont m ELYTS ,tneicfus %32yrev ,laiceps S ALC ,egarv E%LA5C1S DERIUQ ;.rS :SUM .detsrni ;tlucifd GNIDARG %52 5 .J 43 - - - 2 - ylanoitpecx NOITAZGR - elt il ;ylraelc ¬anoser ESNOP ER ¬tser ni ,suont m ELYTS ,tneicfus ;laicfen b ¬htrow %23 ¬lecx ¬reva ELACS DERIUQ ESRUOC S ALC %53 ;citsa uhne ¬tser ni ¬dnamed %47 ¬oht %13 ;gnitalum s %75 ,egar v ¬MOC ,elihw tro S ALC yrev ;%68 -0 0 S ALC %22 ESRUOC elt il ¬RO ylbanos er %22 ;gnitser ni %33 %52 ;egar v ¬MOC ,elihw tro S ALC ,do g ,egar v L AREVO ¬ER S ALC ,gnisuf oc ¬hguor t ¬nosaer ,lufpleh %32 ;gnitser ni %51 %13 %32 ¬edani ¬ifen b %83 %32 woleb ;%29 ESRUOC S ALC 2 a %5 rof a rof -us :gni %34 :roi %91 yrev rof ;rS ..rJ ¬xe ¬xe ¬nu SNOISE %6 ¬IT A >*°84 rebtar SNOIS %26 LLA .ega GNI %77 .eta 42 7 ,do g ;ylraed %75 %05 ,do g ,ega tfel ,l ew %11 %33 %33 ;rG ^gni ;l ew %05 %76 ;gnitalu ELYTS ;tnel cx ELACS ,RECIF O DNAM ;%76 citsai DAOL .gnisufoc %65 rehtar ,l ew %63 %15 yrev 43 DERIUQ EDUTI A ESRUOC ylbanoser NOITSEUQ SNOI ES LAREVO ,TSIUQYN tfel ,detsr ni ;knalb %76 ,yrotcafsi DNAM S N O I E S DAOL DERIUQ ,NERGYN .citsauht %44 .gnisufoc %62 .yletauqd tahwemos ,tneicfus ;laicfenb ;do g DERIUQ .egarv ESRUOC .lew %03 %07 %07 S ALC yrev ;%05 ESRUOC S ALC .etardom ,do g NOITAZyrev ESNOPS E L A C S %07 ylba NOIT ,gni %02 ,ega ,elihw %03 rof NOITAZ G ESNOPER;gnitalums ,yrotcafsi 73 NOITAZ G NOITSEUQ ,yrotcafsi ,.rJ NOITSEUQ ,gnitserni egarv ;laicfenb ESRUOC .tlucifd evoba %22 . rS .L yrev %05 %95 % 5 2 YTLUCIFD ;citsauhne ylanoitpecx NOITAZGR ESNOPER ,roiepus % 8 3 y r e v % 5 4 52 %65 , r o i e p u s %76 rof .G yrev E S R U O C , d e t s r n i ; r o i e p u s . e l i h w t r o ; . r S ,ENITSHON Nylanoitpecx OITAZGR ESNOPER .yrotcafsi D N A M O C ,SALOHCIN evoba ;laicfen b ;%4 :DEH %44 ;gnid amed ;do g %13 %05 ESRUOC %33 %71 »*<3 4 DAOL ,lew %16 %54 . rS .-D ELACS .knalb GNIDARG yrev ;do g%98 %11 E S R U O C %02 elt il ;ylraec NOITSEUQ .gnitser %95 yrev %33 %14 rof r e h t a r D A O L %03 yrev NOIS E ;9 4-0 3 %51 %13 :CE rof - % 3 2 %76 yrev %33 %77 %65 - % 0 7 , d o g ,.rJ ; t n e l c x S ALC ;%76 %01 7 a %83 ESNOPER ,yrotcafsi DNAMOC %87 , e l i h w t r o S ALC yrev ;%42 S A L ;9 40 3 ¬DARG ,detsr ni ;gnidame C %17 %14 %95 ELYTS evoba ; l a i c f e n b %25 ,.rG :EE %33 ,etar dom ;ylraed EDUTI A ELYTS ;9 -0 8 yrev .etardom ;ylraelc % 9 4 % ESNOPER ,suont m DNAMOC 6 3 ELYTS %44 ,egarv ;9 4-0 3 .tlucif d,ysae %02 %03 ;gnitalums evoba %03 . rS DAOL ylbanoser »*<52 e v o b a .L — y r e v % 0 5 ; r o i e p u s % 0 6 L A R E V O 2 .R r e h t a r ;gnitserni ,egarv .elihwtro S ALC ESRUOC S ALC ¬reva ¬uhtne %22 %22 ESRUOC eltil ¬ROylbanoser NOITSEUQ ,gnitser ni %11 ,egarv ¬MOC .elihwtro S ALC ¬ER S ALC ¬ne EDUTI A %94 ESRUOC eltil ¬ROylbanoser %81 ;gnitser ni %14 %31 ,egarv %82 yrev SNOI ES %64 LAREVO ¬ER S ALC %07 ;lew .dog ;ylraed ¬nosaer ¬SEUQ ¬tserni ELYTS ¬reva ;laicfenb ¬htrow ;tnelcx ELACS ;.rG :CSF ¬dnamed %24 ,gnisufoc ¬INAGRO,lew ¬ER DERIUQ ylanoitpecx :C ¬talumis a a — ¬repus %87 ¬SES ,do g REVO 82 ¬reva ¬redom ;lew %83 yrev %63 %72 ¬MOC yrev 3 %52 ,laic ,ega ;992 ;do g %84 ,luf %02 ;gni %03 %43 %84 ,elihw ;do g ,ega LLA .1.r2J S A L C y l e m e r t r e h t a r ,eta dna ,l ew %22 gni %11 LLA . oS tahwemos ,tnedifus ;laicfenb SNOI ES LAREVO y l b a n o s D N A M O C g n i h t o n DERIUQ , M O R T S O %05 ESRUOC %44 , s u o n t E L Y T S e v o b a D N A M S A L C , L A S P O y l a n o i t p e c , g n i s u f o c ylba %41 erom , s u o n t E L Y T S e v o b a D N A M gni %33 yrev ;rG ,ega GNI %92 ,eta ylba ,yrot %12 %17 %05 LLA . rF %07 .eta ,do g S A L C E L A C S D E R I U Q , N O S L O NOIT SNOIS yrev ,NOSLO yrev %15 ESRUOC %35 .ylraec %46 %83 74 , T U O H K E S %83 erom NOITAZ G . y l e t a u q d N O I T S E U Q DERIUQ NOITAZGR N O I T S E U Q , g n i t s e r n i EDUTI A E S R U O C ; 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CN2LAS4—S: J18rr3..,; 0REQU-I29D; OSVCEARLALE b3e4avloe%rwg, CSELaAv¬erg; tgownooritnh,t 18snpo%etchail.gC2OM6AND 4s8ufi%cent, STaYveLrEg; b4o0sormie%¬ng, 12matoin%tus, QRUESETION mcoonfruesig 30adeq%tly. ORGwAreNa¬esonl;bly 1a6con%fdusig l6t0a¬%e COUgRoSEd; 54meoa%dsery, 2iAnT0If%UDE GintRerAsDd; d28aiv%efrg, S:TYLE lerage; satifcory, QUESTION adequtly, 1 % clearly; confusinglitle JOSEPHS, F3r., C3OU0RSE 0%; veryCLAS 40% COMAND 60% thorughly; litae 2m7od%erat, inters d, JG.OYAUX, S94o. COURSE 4 %; veryCLAS 80% COMAND 71% thorughly; god, 37mod%erat, intersd, KAA.H-N, fQUoIRErD S4CA%LE exclnt; worthile; S2TY%LE intersing, QUESTION reasonbly thorugly; god. 50mo%derat, 1 % 56ve%ry KM.AMRIN, So., COURSE 74% por. 34% worthile; inadequt, above very factory; 4SP0ON%SE helpfu, IZATION undirect, 2 % 38% well, a 1 for 60% while, age, 66% ing. 47% 27% go d, ing, 40% astic. Fr., 8 for 39% while, age, 49% ing, 27% 58% go d; ing, 41% astic. Gr.; 21% above 72% well; ing, ing ed, 5Fr., for 22% 40% SIONS 46% 16% 44% what than 24% ing, LOAD 68% 64% ficult. ate; ent. ING Highly .,..yl2i3t*co°n¬e.COgUoRSdE;ATmoIe¬rat;in38s%ed. enthusiac. JCFLSA-.S: JG231rr06..,C3O0UR-1S9E;fO8oV6%ErR 4vgo%erdy.CSLEeAxc-lnt; twaor¬hile wvortenhdrileyC3OM2%AND 6as1uvep%rergio;,52atf%cy,25sim%ulatng;R2ES3PO%N 72wveelr,yOaRcln¬ad;629go%%d, wrgaenizl;L6O4mAo%dDer raanthieg. PCPLSA-YS.: S3OUr0R.E;Rf2EQo1UI%rD;S3bCe2Alo%LwE 1a0ve%rg,CSELAISON 4n1sope%thciilg,CtOaMote¬nd;39suf%icent.32asuve%prg.;b4ov7rei%nrgy,1motnus.QRUEEST¬ION 4a5deq%utly,21wveelr.yORcan¬ad;2lit1a%eC6O0gUoR%SE;2m6od%erat,demanig. CMTLUA-SS.: G11ar5rn..d,CR8O0U-RE9SE;O7V1R%AL;64gvoe%dr,ySCELA¬S tworhile vwrethrileybCeOnMfiAcNaDl;87avue%rg,S1Ts6aYtif%Lc¬E 2ne5r%g.QRUES¬TION wreasonlb,ythacerar¬udglyO4RGA5NIZ%T wexcptilonayCLOOURASDE 3m5raod%thereat, CTS-.: G13JSF1ror..,,C0OU-R2S9E;O7fVEoR%¬r;56gvo%edr.ySCELeAx¬clnt;tworhile vwrtehirleyCbOeMnfAicNaDl;36sauv%e¬rg,S1T4aYtif%LcE QinUtEeSr¬sg2RES6rePasoO%nN 6th8vug%e¬ryORGAcNIZleary;28egxcop%¬d, owrganeizeld: 6LOm8A%¬D draatheg; in4ters%d, enthusiac. CALNASP-: J1S4rro..;,R2EQ9UID;SOCVEARLAEL b2ea0vleor%wg. 25aov%erdrg;y.S1EnI%ONt GANIZTO f6us9in%g. 92% 61% JOHNSO, S10o., Other; REQUIRED SCALE 40% 5 % benfical; S1T8YL%E intersing. QUESTION reasonbly thorughlyGANIZTO excptionaly COURSE 20% JOHNSO, J13r., 3049; OVERAL 47ave%rg, god; worthile 21% S1T9Y%LE somewhat satifcory; S2P8ON%SE reasonbly thorughlyGANIZTO confusig, 65% JOHNSO, 14Jr. fQUoIRErD 2SC9A%LE exclnt; 32% 61at%end, above perio; 51% stimulang. S1PO2N%SE very 54% organized; demanig. JOHNST , 70CLAS Other; REQUIRED SCALE 25% 73at%end, LOAD TUDE very Fr.. 1 and ALL 50% sions tend, above ate, So.. 3 very 43% MAND above LOAD rather So., Other; 1 SIONS and 12% tory, 87% ly; go d, 54% and ALL 32% SIONS and 57% above perio; 71% wel, and 68% tionaly COURSE 23% ATIUDE very BJORD.AN, 8Fr. 0COURSE 28% po r, tory, TION ably ly TION ate, 51% 22 for 20% 25% CLAS ONiaVH '%p£ anil-Xu>V *a%3BJeA* XiDlSJBs3nqxAua c-visaojxZuS %gfr STsuYpeLrioE: montus,3ie4r%- RESPON 4w1v%eelr,yOR5GA8NIZ%T excptional;17.5%sy,ATIUDE38ven%¬ry CF3LWAS:8Grr..,;REQUIDOSVCERAALLE4a2avvee%rr¬g,SE4IO%N 3tono¬, wrthile;nadqu,28bv%o¬e29%rysmoonetw¬ha saifcory;R2ESP6ON%htehlapfnu,3ras%on¬ ORGANIZT 4c6onf%usig,L3O5ADdemraanth¬e RHR-T.:SJ49rr..,3R0E-¬49;O7V2;R%31av%erg,18xc%lnt;61wor%h¬ benfical; suent,STaYverLgE;i5nte2rs%- 2a7ve%rg, somewhat sifactory,QUESTION reasonbly clearly; 28% CLOOURASDE moderat; inerstd. thusiatc. MC.cNA-B , 41J7r2. C3O0UR-4S9E; 47%; below CLAS wgoortihn 3s5pe%cial, C2OM8A%ND suficent, STerYaLgEe; b4o6ri%ng. 2o1no%us, QUESTION confusig adequtly, wel; litae COURSE 4m9od%erat, MECLNBURG, CS63LAo2S. COURSE QfUoIRErD SCALE vgoerdy, CSELASION 30v%eryC3OM8A%ND above satifcory, 19% 34% ing; 42% go d, 72% 58% So., for 36% age; not thing 33% more 35% ably 35% go d; ing. Gr.: ALL 42% while, 46% 29% aU%MqiJO9SuioqS^/No0OpI\xsjov-,aaoqso^fl 'IBioads -sas •aSBjA bat—.l:7FS2Jror..;0REQ-U2I9D;OSVECRAALLE 5a8vvge%oregrd,y;S2E3nIO%¬N 54spw.oertch%ial, benveficrayl;53vb%eor¬ SsTuYpeLriEo; 5in4staet.rf¬%cory,QRUESTEION 32r.e5as%onblyOcvRe¬rry;G7AN1I9Zg6o%T%ONd,CLOOURASDE 1m6roade%thraet, A5T6IU%DE 38ven%theu¬ryG1RA7DIa%Nsy, averg. PHU—M.: SF4J21otr60..,,CORUER-2¬S0E;O7V3R%AL 5vg0oe%rdy,CSELASION 6w1ovrth%eirle,yCO3M1A%ND 6a0vseu%rpegrio,;n2t7%g,QRUEEST¬ION rewasonlb,yORGcAlNeIZar¬y; 3g4eoxc%pd,CL6OOU8RA%SDE demraanth-e A3Tit1IrUs%D¬E venehuriasytc;6289v%%rge, NDS-.: J8S3Fror..; R0EQUI-29D; SOCVEARLAEL Mckinley,C6LA7S COURSE 7 %; CLAS 18% COMAND 35% for 23% thing while, age. 35% esting; SPONSE 6w0%ell, excptional; demandig; inters d, siastic; McKINO,C4LAS QfUoIRErD S3C7A%LE exclent; benfical; S6T3Y%LE stimulang; S3PO1N%SE very58% tional; 2m6od%erat, 64.5% GRADING difcult. McKE IN, C8LA6S COURSE 72%; 70% 71% Sr.; 31% above 61% TION ing; ed, for 1UL-—7V0t^,1*'pSi. yul oou66* for benfical; S2T7YL%E 4o2no%us. intersing; S4PO2N%SE veryIZATION f5u9s.in%g, 28% rather thusiatc. MR.cFAL,S1o., 0 -29; OVERAL 41% exclent; benfical; S2T1YL%E intersing; S2PO5N%SE veryIZATION ceptional; easy, rather enthusiac; 2a5ve%rage, QUIRED SCALE go d; very 61% above 405% LOAD 42% 9 Fr„ age, 43% above 62.5% 18% 55% 14 CLAS Sr.; 47.5% 47.5%; 47.5% CLAS 2w0h%ile, 'snotuejqiwoa-uutl.y".ORwrGeaAsNeo¬nlb;ly5i3taco%n-e COgUoRSdE; 2m9o%erat.demanig. MCcPRHA-KL.EN:,FS9J16otr0..,CO7U9RS%E 3R04¬9;O1V7ER%AL; 3aver%g.17exc%lnt;S5E4woIrO%h¬NS bevneficrayl;42vbe%or¬ STsuYpeLrioE; smmonewthatus,1is7aetir%f¬cory,QRUEESTION rewasonlb,yORGcAlNeIZa¬ry;litconfeusig,29vl%eearryy;L6O2m.Ao5dD%¬ eraatnheig. B.SCLA-S; S6J2orr...,;0REQU-2I9D;OSVCERAALLE 5g7eox%cldn,t;S3EwoIOr%hN¬S bevneficrayl;3vb%eor¬ SsTuYpeLriEo;3nt1setims%ulai¬g,QRUEESSPTOINON 7rew6vase%oenlrb.lyyOR5GAN2IZ%T excptinal;L7O6mAod%eDr¬ raathneig;2t9er%sd, nhuiatc;8162v%e%rg, %lg %96 3aALS 3S«J3AS %8» °/~°* than 32Mb IZATION f4us1i%ng. L5OAD9% rather C19LAS G4r.; 0 -29 . QfUoIRErD S3C5A%LE go d. 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