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...Science 3 will offer a generalized program to both Comptroller and Flight Operations students beginning next year, Colonel Frank H. Bostrom, professor of Air Science and Tactics, told AROTC cadets at a mass drill-period meeting in the New Lecture Hall yesterday...
...seniors in the program are giving a formal dance, and they have decided, as a parting gesture, to put any profits made into an AROTC student fund for the use of following classes. It was necessary to hire a ballroom for the dance, but this required a deposit of $50. The students were asked to make a deposit of $1.00 against the $2.50 ticket for the dance because the seniors themselves did not have the capital. This is certainly not a "cheap advertising trick," but merely a practical way of raising the capital...
...cadets are being asked to contribute is 1) for those who are going to the dance, a deposit towards the full $2.50 ticket which they will buy later, and 2) for those who are not going to the dance, a contribution to a special "reserve fund" which the AROTC is establishing this year...
...straight from the Commanding Officer. This situation shows poor psychology and logic on the part of the Air Science department. Students are actually being forced to attend the dance or at least to pay for a ticket. The detachment is only a small part of the AROTC reserve organization under the Continental Air Command. If a Harvard Cadet does not know how to dance or finds his immediate funds low, he runs a rick of being removed from the program at the end of his sophomore year. This means that poor administration on a local level affects...
Also at the Blockhouse, Army's ROTC baskeball team met the Air Force ROTC and barely edged the Airmen 22 to 20. The AROTC held command of the game until the final minute, when Dan Steiner broke a 20-all tie, pouring through the winning goal with seconds to go. The service championship will be undecided until the Army plays the NROTC this Thursday...