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Freshman Class Candidates Will Face Voters Monday
Candidate for iwshman class ,Mike's. as anwmuvoi By the election board are as follows: For jwskkw: Joe MuqMvi Mike O'Brien. and Mack Roper; for vke-f\re-«Ieni ltick R.^jei^ and Hugh Wood.
Candidates unopposed are; secretary, VntoineUr Toni l .ine» treasurer. Leonard Amoff; senators, Frans Guilford. Bill kerdxke and Stanley Levin. Due to the fact that < senatorial vacatHA 'till exists, students may submit a 'write-in choice for position by writing the name of their candidate on lhe ballot at the time of voting.
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Senate Will Award Prize For Floats At Homecoming
Dances, a bonfire, and a huge motorcade of floats are included in the Senate’s plans for Home-Coming Weekend, Nov. 14-15, as announced today by Charlie Franklin, president of the student body. Main sports event will be the Hurricane —LSU football game.
The week-end events will start with a pep rally at noon Friday, Nov. 14. Fraternities will hold open house on Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. Each house will receive almuni and the visitors from LSU. At 7 p.m., there will be a bonfire followed by a vast motorcade to the Orange Bowl. In this motorcade will be floats from sororities and fraternities. The senate is offering a prize for the most attractive and original float in the motorcade. Judges will be members of the student senate.
After the game there will be a dance at the Coral Gables Country Club for members of the University and visiting team as well as all alumni, students and visitors. Tickets for the dance will be sold in the Senate booth in the football patio of the North Campus starting next week.
Saturday’s events will start with
Polls will open al S SO « m Mon day, Nov, 4, and officially cl,we at 4 p.m, the same day Polls will be located 11 room 444 in bldg 44 (next to slop tftop) on lhe Main Campe t and in ihe cafeteria annex the North C.tmpus. Only th.w»o students who have less Ulan 24 credit* may vote; registration cards or student activity books must be presented at the polls in order to vote.
Election is by majority vote. In Ihe event a runoff election is required, it will he held lhe following Monday or Tuesday at the same hours and places.
Electh n rules are as follows 1 there will he no campaigning within ten feet of the polls; 2. If any group or any individual campaigns unfairly fir a candidate on election day, the election hoard has the right to disqualify the candidate; 3. if any student s found who votes twice or at both i®Us, he will be turned over to the Honor Court for violation of the Student Association honor code
There are approximately 3000 freshmen, the largest class In the history of the University. Elections should chow a voting interest of approximately 50% of the entire student body.
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Delta Gamma Ella Clark. Helen Cason, Anna Mae Britt, Joyce Ed wards, Jackie Miller, Roaemarv Wood, Joyce Whelan, Emma Joe Youse, Betty Paige Todd. Mary Ann Cleiman, Hope Porteearrero, Marv Jane Kemper, Barbara Parrot and Emy Johnson.
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All entries for the Miss U. of Miami contest, sponsored annually by Tau ipsilon Phi fraternity, must be m hi Wednesday, Nov. 6, Bobby
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sponsored by the senate which will nien ha e announced, be free to all students.	Miss Beity June Cook, Delta Cam
There will be a dance open to i rria, sponsored by Sigma Alpha Ep-the entire school at Richmond .Jon, was selected Miss Miami U,
famous on Saturday night. Nov. 15. it the dfair last year A dance orchestra and entertainers du.v chi >. have been engaged for the occasion. There will be prizes awarded to the best jitterbug and fox t#vt ■ dancers of the evening. The entire w~>k ends events will be highlighted at rmomght 00 Saturday "”*fh the traditional crowning of the hemecoming queen. The Richmond will be free to ail students, and alumni and wilt Nr under -he sutxrrvistoo of Arm Childress. social cha«^iiJ of the- senate.
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Delta Phi Eiwilon pledged Arline Gluckxtern, Patricia Her-hon Paula Peiken, Joan Perlman. Wlni Wolfe. Fluaxie Leib*ter. Selma Solomon Phylli» Davia. Abby Scadron. Ethel Resnick, Gerry Polland, Harriet Bernheim. Elaine Kleinatub. Sophia Lagowitz. Barbara Sacknoff, Norma Picus, Renee Leibowitz, Irene Wein er, Dorothy Golden, Shirley Polon-ofsky, Roslyn Golden, Lita Rodman, and Juily Freeman.
Delta Zeta: Virginia AUworth. Barbara Anderson, Marvanne Bullock. Mary Lou Coll, Miidred Cone. Eleanor Nairn. Marice Stambaugh. Nancy Thompson. Georganne Veed-er, Joaephine Wilburn.
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