January 27, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 14]]> Page 1 Title Debaters put down feet or lose debate in Malay Scholarships meeting topic Campus news briefs Campus Calendar Establishment of policy lor awards commencing Dean Cannell Vancouver's 'first citizen' New clubs hit campus Progress editor January citizen Egg rolling: Editorial board needed for literary magazine Page 2 Penguin's Progress Flowers once grew in barren desert Egg' success hinges on student interest LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Yakima to build dorms Penguin's Progress Music group to perform Now is the iime Penguin's Patterns Pics required of all students Foreign students need acceptance Private group refused aid W.S.U. to up standards Page 3 Clark education funds hinge on legislative decision WRA hosts live for sports day on Clark campus Penguins lose twice win one out of three Dr. Baird named to advisory committee Day, Kovacs clown at movie dance Sports Scene Ski club schedules Hood ski outing JV cops win, takes a loss in hoop meet Page 4 Portrait of expectation Meet the players Clark J.V. defeated HIGH HOOKER (Photograph) Penguins, Blazers vie WRA to sponsor banquet for moms ]]> February 3, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 15]]> Page 1 Title Dame gives space the eye Campus news briefs Campus Calendar Students attend meeting to make awards policy recommendations UN chapter here Friday Auto rules now released School days school days, school nights? Scholarship confab slated for Wed. Page 2 Penguin's Progress Penguins large alas on the shorter grass Scholarship queries answered at meeting African education vital to insure independence Letters Shaving lotion foils ground hog Rhododendrons or flower bulbs better Cincinnati college senior has harried daily routine Poor Picasso awaits death in confines of biology lab Little Man on Campus (Comic) Penguin's Progress New arrival announced Page 3 Alumni grant two scholarships Clark officials meeting with ex-students Quartet to play area string concert Famous pianist, top choir group lead music dates Adult ed courses offer wide tare Ground hog cozy here Norway reached by W72DU hams Page 4 Traver interviewed; coast prep ball slow Grapplers take OSC Rooks, 25-3 Medics taken in Clark surge Coeds learn judo scare men away Power pays top dividend in game score Ballplayers, Misfits lose Clark athletes home in big week of action Richards sparks Penguinette win ]]> February 10, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 16]]> Page 1 Title The Posture of the Tree Forums Accent Vital Issues Lovers in Winter Ph.d. work completed Campus Calendar High flying: Three act farce tonight; Saturday Midterm grades available now Bali theme is hearts, flowers One in a dozen Page 2 Penguin's Progress Council rebirth pains call for filing system Unsung heroes sing; play, but no audience Ducats doled to deserving drivers Letters: Writer objects to witless trash Holes soon tilled in cement patio 1955 Clark student endures survival test Wenatchee J. C. stickers, violations cost Science clock corrected; Dead Sea scrolls older Social science students to aid county survey Contest dealine soon Penguin's Progress Music department presents recital Study considers youth service in foreign areas Page 3 Campus news briefs Men to seek coffee, name College students contest entries Torrid halt cinches win WRA banquet tickets on sale through week Council reviews awards policy Page 4 Meet the players (Photograph) Matmen unbeaten Badminton sign-up Friday in gym Penguins meet LCJC Saturday night here Intramural lead held by Sparks Baseball meet in gym Friday Lead widened by hoopsters ]]> February 17, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 17]]> Page 1 Title Annual ball Tuesday nite (Photograph) Art club will sponsor dance Pizza, candlelight, combo dance tonite Campus Calendar Club sends sympathy to Lumumba's widow Annual banquet scheduled by WRA Awards, honors policy approved by A. S. C. C Julius Caesar, Pope confuse Geo. Page 2 Penguin's Progress Auk squawks Sneak-thieves thrive A new crew put out this paper Letters Egg censorship opposed Breakfast lack causes accidents Jupiter play orbits, draws full house Have times changed? Campus news briefs Movie slated EJC plans construction One in a dozen The Titan feature film here Monday Page 3 Critical movement pondered (Photograph) Frogs in the bogs, fleas in the trees Library has law records St. John's plans new affiliate Co-ed cagers face tight schedule Meet the players Clark student AFA nominee Population boom swells colleges Page 4 Sports Scene Peguins split encounters Clark ski group in slalom event Penguins scuttle Lower Columbia TWISTING WIN (Photograph) Jayvees drop tilt, win-streak ends Trojan invaders seek Penguin blood Wrestlers win 2; Brown unbeaten ]]> February 24, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 18]]> Page 1 Title Yeoman Club to serve Clark Campus Calendar Next coffee hour Tuesday. Feb. 28 Campus news briefs More popcorn, due next week Students, teachers to speak at forum Second offering of AAUP tonite Spring offering increased by ten classes Clark and other deadlines set for scholarships New nursing teacher hired Conventions on the fire for prexy Page 2 Read Any Books' Letters to the Editor: Egg censorship questions arise Yellow tickets now appear for violations Untrained journalists take over paper staff The Squawking Auks Penguin's Progress Africa accented Globe trotting on for history prof Page 3 Queen Norma Vahslioltz reigns over annual dance (Photograph) LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) One in A Dozen Editor commends campus passivity Olympia scene of collegiate confab Sports Scene Fencers to vie in Saturday meet Sleepy time dance soon Junior colleges to honor cards Women form team Page 4 Team travels Jayvees end season with win Clark dumps Ranger team First track squad get together held Cards victorious in hoop games Wrestlers finish season undefeated Bowler Jim Webber leads tournament Wrestling pictures today Baseball starts with large turnout ]]> March 2, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 19]]> Page 1 Title Changes outlined for new catalog Federal funds aid lab growth U. N. intrigue drama offering Pre-Reg Scheduled for Next Quarter Egg censorship question goes on Scholarship letters due date extended Campus news briefs Roger Johnson chosen citizen Sleepy hop due tonight New courses seen for spring quarter sixteen added Page 2 Editor responds to opposition Bookstore boycott, manager unfair Cognito ergo sum Letters to the Editor Penguin's Progress Page 3 Third junior college . announces construction Faculty elect new officers LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Exotic luau scheduled for faculty Final tests scheduled Clark '61 near; program slated Scholarship awarded (Photograph) Forsenics on the road Class impressions to be presented Page 4 Sports Scene Wantum Water with Warms says Tonto Clark clobbers Knights 85-66; moves nearer title Bowlers band together to perpetuate art Ohio poll reveals classic reading low League play ends Saturday Women hoopsters win 2 at tourney Penguin hoopmen lose io Univ. of Portland ]]> March 10, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 20]]> Page 1 Title Political drama hits campus stage tonight Petition signers get Sat. library Beware the Ides of March Summer study grant awarded Clark prof. IMPORTANT CONFERENCE (Photograph) Campus Calendar Schedule shows course changes Galley proofs Finals ahead Campus melee set next week Campus news briefs Page 2 Consideration cited to solve problem Petition circulating to open the library . . . and never the twain shall meet Penguin's Progress Filtered flavor flayed at Everett Untitled Article Letters to the editor Students find Ohio segregated Suzann e Bloch to perform here Page 3 Living sciences liven science Meet the players Untitled Article Changing mug-shots permitted Distortion of Cuba attacked by lawyer Scholastic group initiates (Photograph) Congressional rights upheld Page 4 Trackmen open season; get off to last start Show to feature custom racers Clark women win in badminton meet Penguins overcome cars; Indians 89-85 Varsity cinches title in home tilt Sports Scene State championship at stake ]]> March 24, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 21]]> Page 1 Title Youth peace corps to aid development Engineering guest to speak next week Guest entertainer ieatured at dance Campus news briefs 1,059 students in early reg total Navy officers on campus now Transmitter seen for department Summer study, work program available now Women sponsor recreation night Spring java hour due next week Campus Calendar Page 2 Students attack party politics Letters Winter attacks purloiners, pests Our lives, fortune, our sacred honor The Squawking Auks Collegians explore Kennedys 'frontier' LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Penguin's Progress Page 3 Canine intelligence not to be underrated Workers leave better impression Clark professor gains degree Segregation fosters deceit Views on the MUN Page 4 Sports schedules arranged for spring Eight on cinder slate Tanselli outlines baseball roster Four Sparks top bowling league SOUTHERN DIVISION CHAMPS (Comic) Penguins denied conference crown ]]> March 31, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 22]]> Page 1 Title Changes noted for new catalog WRA to nominate office candidates AWS candidate deadline today Danish film heads spring AAUP list Summer Employment: Job outlook dim at this time Clark students killed in accident Varsity Ball Friday, April 7: Coeds competing for queen's crown Campus news briefs Classes dismissed on Good Friday 60-'61 student b udget ready lot final approval Marlene chosen March citizen Campus Calendar Page 2 Issue Scope Historical group to present speaker Penguin's Progress New catalogue changes noted New drama cast chosen Forensics plan sprincr schedule Egg board to gather Recreation jobs open Page 3 Estimated 1960-61 student budget Student opinion to determine summer classes Funds allocated for WSU building Yeomen add 16; Clark initiates to serve ranks Chicago universty offers new parties Spring brings Penguins out to register Keller captures first place medal in chess tourney Page 4 Netmen open play; home against Rooks Penguin putters divoting today Tirangular competition season opener Sports Scene ]]> April 7, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 23]]> Page 1 Title Letterman's Club (Photograph) ASCC elections set for May 1 Minimum tuition set Calendar IRC to attend MUN May Festival schedule set Olympic fete here tonite Clark year not affected by legisaltion Principal speaker named for June Convo speaker talks on Africa Page 2 College press views Youth Peace Corps Penguin's Progress Features explained Letters Objections raised to paper reprints Local musicians to give concert Spring's springing evokes comments Junior symphony to present concert Page 3 AWS elections today; women to breakfast Clark not junior; laws redesignate SNEA meets Tuesday Great achievements Guided tours Yeoman job Untitled (Comic) Job training offered: Construction, ale brighten summer Half sleep while hungry Chessters lose to CBC team Page 4 Track team grabs win in tri-meet Positions up for grabs as practice continues Sports Scene PENGUIN RUNNERS PREPARE (Photograph) Spring sports action varied WRA tennis team to open season Unprepared Bearcats set golf dates back Spring bowling teams io form Clark league ]]>