PAGE 2 _ \ By connie a ee You HAVE THE RiGHT Jones AFT dent Case in point: elections. The the number of iniative The recent stu- who took students to exceedingly few has np run for in comparison office past elections, so few that deadline for petitions had to be to over backwards ation is If just the to as students before they will perhaps it would they correct d id situ= should we run for just run elected ar forced ald: under the What do you Parené be held they tion. from oxi 4-6 the door tthis would-appreciate a sup- Insomuch I. as am this week Student involved) and will two we2ks, to use the newspaper tage, April to serve by as and the unrest siezed cur own as for means the the at most the This vote their vital ra ideas: quite se = opinions, but in right to vote and this that means of the youth. To They will disposal. points on governmental voter. generation, o& uden Cc more possible weill you, younger the more we were has been granted vcting machine glant every lite sees in Cie: need : for improvement ij eves and Universities a c as has of our been na- up to you, the individual voter, to make the dicision. Will KEK REEKKKREKAKKKKKKEKE | MEMS FAM THE LAND AF THE KAMGARND: Catoy Lampce, Fx A.F.S. Stupent GETS CA OU RSH p Cathy Lamble, last year's A.F.S. student from Australia, has been ac- Cathy made a summory of what A.F.S. is: "A.F:iS. is the alliance cepted of many different into Cathy Law has bousne School. been accepted University Cathy She are that beginning for the and because I do not office of Editor of to an unfair advanhas been the Acting for the appoint- Editor next of two on could a into Mel- different kinds with people of many besic similar - ites. Commonwealth pays fro everyresidence. have taken a Teachers KKK being also an has Her first Process, student "I've everything oF Sateitle gal A.F.S. said, been I've ever turned tional History, Her and second International lucky hoped fe out.." year subjects Criminal Law, ment. again. very are: LeConstitu- Modern year Alford RARRRRREKRERRRRRERRKRRERERE RRR her Easter who, when go into Politics. American Vacation Cathy Family. ‘ | ao with was etd Govern- will Judith, her «sister; is.an A.F.S. student in California. She spent Thankyou, Ken Like Elections (of continue Brough as the Highlander weeks. See Fee cid | our thought Studentship, but said Law is what she really wanted. She said that being accepted into Law School was RHEKEKKKKKKEKKKKRKRKREKRKKRREKRKERKEKRERE ed appealing scholarship which thing but books and fornia. next want this year RAAKKE The proceeds of the dinner will towards the Choir's tour to Cali€ which 2 Ot The news Medias coverage on the various politicle campaigns will be wide and extensive. You wili hear reports on the progress of each of the candidates and the outcome of the various primaries. evening. your port. be yee looking 1 and individuals and 5.00 for A few tickets will ve aat a few. chat of to influence In conjunction with the conferen- choir name you sit back: on the sidelines and go on believing that awPolitical Primary is an institution where the candidates children go for religious instruc tion? Or will you sift out the undesirable. candidate and chose the one best qualified to lead your country the . way.it ought to be? What will it be for you? ces, the MOdern Choir is sponsoring a ham dinaer in the cafeteria from 9-9 p.m. . Cost of the tickets is vailable eighteen exercise The forego- Cor are will themost Politics proved INNER from 7-9 p.m. in the gym. $1.25. tor: families. the i. ? evening to we formed what we our envirnment's part a candidates so Because TeachexGonferences.. this year ve and were become has think? RRRKKKK MoODEPRN Cuore just 3 eee and office as well if ing circumstances most 1tkely would not be willing to expend the time and energy necessary for amefficient student government. The act, more readily reality they use to we ' how do need ve not students the bad. 1 All through our early life and during owr Junior High and High year, manydifferent principies have been unceasingly drilled into ou We have been taught how we should read, how we should write, and Now bending bad, is apathy ti School minds. tended. Although OL can graphic maturity School, of High three years the short During be easily seen. This maturity manifests itseif in many different ways,.from the person's outward appearance to his innermost thoughts was the ex- VoTE.. | lo Awe C _ Student apathy here at 8B.L. reached a point where it can longer ve tolerated or ignored Tm tf FN ITORIAL: the Dyments here » Was her 3a L -~) $COME Yeva. Now. CLASSES ‘we AREN ie nae > Une