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Coed c By Patricia Kleazer - A discussion to turn Colum Hall into a living-learn coeducational dormitc hiehliehted thp fourth HpsiHo iSife Hearing Feb. 26. Residence Life Dean Rich gXBL -WiSfii a . a MIDNIGHT . 1 "BITTERWIND" plu TICKETS ON [fin SALE NOW IjQ <fo cn j -Ksuiy ^Z.JU ?I CATE PLEASI AN I au rK 1REC< Autocleai operation action wi plush pac Pad is ar AT-601: 3 AT I Our lowe | I tures. Us applied 1 I w? jJ Yo | ho lorm sig Wertz said mini-courses, tutorial services, academic activities and ibia an International floor will be ofing fered next year. Residents will be )ry placed on floors with others of nee similar academic interests. Applications can be picked up and ard returned to room 111 at the housing Frirlnv/ ! DY LOOK ' ' ' , ' oin' down... March 5 Riot Of Rock, . 4 Lots Of Funl^L ^7 JAM with -M !v9 s "CRISP" jflHt "rs* i-McLAURI ED TO ANN ifw Aiinir idio-tech A FULL LH x Perhai \ discrel \ wi,h " and be I was ir J the technology that ma< / record possible. 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According to Wertz, it "was not in that great a condition when we got it. If it gets to a point where it is really bad we will close it down. It's harder to keep up an area like that, but we do the best with what we have." One question was on the pest control company which, in the words of one resident, "sprays the apartment in 30 seconds." David McCauley, coordinator of student housing, said if there is dissatisfaction with the job, call us and they'll go back. Next yee * when we take bids for the job we will turn them down if we have many written complaints." Vietnam lecture set for today Paul Quinn-Judge, a relief worker for the American Friends Service Committee in Vietnam after the communist takeover, will lecture at 8 p.m. today in room 125 of the nursing building. Quinn-Judge was in Saigon at the end of the war, stayed there after the communist takeover and will speak on events in Vietnam during that period. The lecture is free and open to the public. 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