September 26, 1985

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Yearbooks late

Dear Students:

In light of the traditional punishment the bearer of bad news gets, I’m almost afraid to tell you what I’m about to tell you, but

Unfortunately, the 1985 yearbook will not be in until at least November. The book has been held up at the printers for three months be— cause three pages were lost in the mail and no one bothered

to tell us.

I have been talking to the company for a week now, and someone is working hard to replace the missing pages (all advertisements, and thus an important source of revenue for us), but it looks as if a delivery date sometime in mid-November is the best we can hope for.

Again, I apologize for the inconvenience. When the

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give it some attention. Regarding the nutritional content of our menu, it is readily available to you in my office, your request is a welcome one. And yes! We are proud of our menu items —. and glad of the opportu- nity to present them to you. ' — Your prayers are answered.

Andy Dean

The Saga Continues

Dear Editor:

Please allow me, through your column to communicate 'with Don Lane regarding his article “This Is A Menu”, (Sept. 19)

Saga (definition) Websters even! — “A Narrative of Heroic Exploits” — in other words we are heroes to be here looking after you guys and girls (But we love it!)

Our Pantherburgers con-

Bumper crop of acclama'tions again tain only pink panther meat

cutfromthechoicestportion Response to the call for nominations to the

oftheanilnfl_g“¢SSWhi°hStudent Union Council was less then overwhelming paglhgtegsfood Platteronce this fall, as four‘out ,of six positions were wontheGoldenDiscAward,filled by acclamation and two remain unfilled. ‘ (Elvis Presley got it tool), NOMINATIONS ARE OPEN FOR THE POSITIONS OF , andOUTChiCkenOnABuniS EDUCATION REP AND STUDENT SENATOR, AND WILL CLOSE something to crow about; OCTOBER 2 AT 5pm. THE CANOIQATES' MEETING WILL BE

fixings“ keep abreaSI “AT; 3 pm ON OCTOBER 3. Forms are available at the 'SU Your point is well made, Office 1“ the Barn' ‘ '

though not always easy to NO election Will be held October 1 and 2. If address — for instance —necessary, a new election date will be‘ set" by. Count; “Fillet of Haddock Paris- on October 6. ' A

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