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MSU HOTEL, ASSOCIATION ! 7 p.m.. Kellogg Center. — j LES GOURMETS--* p.m.

Kellogg Center. Speaker from | Stake Liquor Control Com m i»- ’ ion.

•»f type o f ntmd« that are always , AGRICLUTURAt. KCONOM- srtti jiring and seeking." he said. I It-g CLUB—7 30 p m.. SI A*

1!» paused and reflected for a i Hall.WARifft, then fontimnsJ: I AFROTC* CADETS—7 p.m.,

“Apathy i« manifest in m e t j Tower room. Union. Two movies. :»-ieersities of America. I think I ALPHA DELTA THETA—7

.. thr» srem« from the de«ire to gain p m ̂ Jot Giltner. Founder's Day ».-eeptarwe by being one of the < tea.

* * e .n » m man»- ” MSU RIFLE CLUB—*:30 p.m.,. l eaning forward in his ,-hair R j f i g range.

he .SB,led ami added: " Y o u know WOMEN'S 1M RIFLERY— any protest hy students now-a- \ g 30 p.m., Basement, Dem. Hall.Jays is me la with shock. s m CLUB—7:15 p.m., SI Un

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AOCS—7:30 p m , 32 Union. 1 COUNCIL F» Color slides on Mexico. I WORK—7:30 p -

FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE I ,toriu,n- CLUB—7:30 p.m. Museum. Af- M S U M A R K Eriean Big Game program.

INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB— 8:00 p.m. I M building. Sports Night.

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N»‘xt see the " T o w n and Country Arts Program ,M 9* 3 0 |^ llf orsa.m.. a t the Kresgie Art Center Feast your eyes’ on the am-

,tlrrupcov«rt fpl|r pa intin«v nnd sculpture 24 E p o c h . I Mlhm|tted by Farm ers’ Week ‘ t> f,a r B* Kellogg C en ter may

j c u c s ts .Study the nthcr exhibitions

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t h e v e g e t a b l e g r o w e r s p r o g r a m . 2 0 « . H o r t i c u l t u r e B u i l d i n g , “ T h e F a r m e r In a n U r b a n W o r l d , " JOH, K e l l o g g C e n t e r ; D a i r y O o a t O w n e r s a n d B r e e d e r s , 1 0 3 . A n t h o n y H a l l : o r t h e “ S c i e n c e in

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