The Ranger (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 9, Ed. 1 Monday, January 18, 1960 Page: 2 of 4
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THE RANGER
Monday, January 18, 1960
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News Editor________
Assistant News Editors.
If someone called you a
beatnik, would you (A)
insult him right back? (B)
ask him if he knows what a
beatnik really is? (C) thank
him for the compliment?
A B C
Do you base your choice
of a cigarette mostly on
(A) what your friends say
they like? (B) what your
own judgment tells you is
best? (C) what the makers
say about their product?
A B C
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own judgment, not opinions of others, in
his choice of cigarettes. That is why men
and women who think for themselves
usually smoke Viceroy. They know only
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If you saw a dinosaur
roaming around the cam-
pus, would you say, (A)
“Big, ain’t he?” or (B)
“Where’s the movie play-
ing?” or (C) “This place
is sure out of date!”
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Another improvement that
probably would not cost much but
would “raise SAC from the com-
mercial school level” would be
the removal of the neon sign
from in front of the Science
Building. The sign is, as one per-
son has put it, “Rank commer-
cialism which we do not need.”
Surely the reputation of San An-
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The statement “Experience is the best teacher”
is (A) the faculty’s confession of failure; (B) a
dogmatic way of saying you can learn by doing;
(C) an excuse for trying anything once.
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Spring Enrollment . . .
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p.m. First evening classes in
the spring semester will begin
at 6:45 p.m. Monday, Feb. 1,
according to Edwin Keasler, di-
rector.
Procedure for Day registration:
Upon completion of the basic
registration materials in S. B. 106,
students will proceed to the east
entrance of the ballroom in the
Loftin Student Center (via the
cafeteria area) where Librarian
J O. Wallace and his associates
will check residence status.
Next stop on the registration
itinerary will be John Igo’s notary
table. At this point the residence-
oath. form will be accepted from
students, leaving their hands free
to better draw their class assign-
ments from individual instructors
who will be arranged around the
ballroom according to subject
areas.
Students are urged to call
for individual class cards by
course name and number, plus
the number of the section, if
any. Courses listed on the class
schedule with an asterisk (*)
carry a required laboratory pe-
and for admittance to social,
athletic and other activities of
the college.
“Registration,” remarked Reg-
istrar Jerome Weynand, “is in
a way much like childhood. It is
something you must endure with
pangs and disappointments, but
when it’s over you look back with
fond memories of it all.” Of
course,” he added, “it may take
ten years for this realization to
dawn.”
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riod. Such courses should be
scheduled first to include the
lab period.
Upon completion of the little
chore of obtaining a working
schedule of courses, students are
asked to complete full informa-
tion legibly written on the class
cards and the master schedule
card. Such data should be com-
pleted accurately before students
appear at the “Check Cards”
desk where staffers of the regis-
trar’s office will compare entries.
The next step is the billing of
tuition and fees by the business
office. From this point in the
lounge area, students will “pay”
a visit to the business manager
Vernon LeBauve (the man who
takes the cash) situated in the
Student Center office. (Mrs. Dor-
othy Fowler vacates her office
during registration and takes a
post in the bookstore during the
rush hours of post-registration
activities.)
Last stop in the registration
process is obtaining an activity-
library card at the table near
the exit from the Student Cen-
ter. This identification card is
necessary for use of the library
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A young Polish man, being interviewed on the
television show, “20th Century,” was asked “Why are
Polish young people so reluctant about becoming politi-
cians?” He answered, in effect, that the young people of
Poland are tired of politics and do not want to have any-
thing to do with politics.
From the looks of things, American young people
feel the same way.
The Young Democrats organization at San Antonio
College has been limping along all semester with about
10 members. The recently formed Young Republicans at
SAC have approximately the same membership.
Twenty people out of 2,000 care enough for a science,
one that is just as important to their well-being as any of
the more popular sciences, to take an active part in it. This
is a disgusting and disgraceful figure.
The Young Democrats, in an effort to break through
the political lethargy of both the students and the public
are sponsoring an informal “get-together” of Young Dem-
ocrats organizations throughout Bexar County. This in-
formal meeting will be held in the Shangri-La Ballroom of
the Loftin Student Center on January 30 at 8:00 p.m. A
prominent Democrat, as yet unnamed, will speak at the
gathering. Students, faculty, and the public are invited.
There will be no admission charge.
The SAC Scene
By Doran Williams
In response to an editorial in
the last issue of the Ranger con-
cerning green trees on the cam-
pus, it has been suggested that
the overall appearance of San
Antonio College could be im-
proved by tearing up all of the
asphalt in front of the school on
San Pedro Avenue and planting
grass there. Walks could be laid
from the street to the walkway
between the buildings so that the
grass wouldn’t be trampled to
death.
This may not be feasible as it
would take a considerable amount
of money, and that money may
not be available. If the money is
available though, and the project
could be approved by whoever
approves such things, this one
slight bit of campus improvement
would increase the looks of SAC
considerably.
Chambers, Riccio Head
Young Republican Club 71
A new club on the SAC cam- 1
nus, the Young Republicans, was
formed on January 5. John Cham-
bers and Daniel Riccio were
elected president and vice-presi-
dent, respectively.
Other officers are Lawrence
Bailey, secretary-treasurer; Jim
Williams, Student Council repre-
sentative; Michael Lyons, parlia-
mentarian. Mitchell Grossman is
faculty advisor.
The club has adopted a consti-
tution which has to be approved,
and will hold another meeting in
February.
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tonio College is well enough es-
tablished that the use of a sign
is not needed for advertisement.
If a name is needed for identifica-
tion, aluminum letters like the
kind that are used to identify
the other buildings could be
placed on the walkway between
the Administration and Science
buildings. (The quotations are
those of a person who presented
the ideas to the eidtor just after
the last issue of the Ranger had
been distributed.)
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A prediction for the 1960’s: A
team of monkeys will send a
scientist into space. (Courtesy of
the Steve Allen Show.)
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Each week an average of five
students and faculty members
come by the Ranger office with
ideas concerning the improve-
ment of SAC. They are always
welcome, but because either I,
or some staff member, may not
be in the office to receive these
suggestions, and because there is
a danger of misstating another
person’s idea, once more, both
students and faculty are urged
to submit written “Letters to the
Editor.” Please limit these let-
ters to one, two, or three short
paragraphs.
Viceroy has a thinking man’s filter —
the best filter of its kind ever developed
. . . the filter that changed America’s
smoking habits. And only Viceroy has a
smoking man’s taste.
*If you checked on three out of four of
these questions, you’re a high-test character
—you think for yourself! <
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