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...together on Prospect St., that is pretty much the center of activity, especially since we don't have much of a city," Cathy Chute, Bicker chairman at Cap and Gown says. While freshmen and sophomores must eat at a facility resembling Harvard's freshman union, about 60 per cent of juniors and seniors belong to clubs. And most of those in the minority are "independents" who use the cooking facilities provided in many of the dorms. "Many choose to go independent after having tried a club." Buck says, "but they're handicapped by being secluded...
...selective clubs, something akin to the "100-per-cent rule" of 1958 still exists. If, during Bicker week, a male student completes all his interviews, at all the clubs, he is assured a "hat bid"--one of the clubs must offer him membership. But this rule does not apply to women, who are eligible for only two of the selective clubs...
Standouts for the Crimson defense were co-captain Ann Velie and sophomore Jeanne Piersiak, who turned away several Minutemen rushes, and goalie Charlotte Worsley, who is riding the season on a 64-per-cent saves average...
...depends heavily on state aid. Sixty-five per cent of its $200-million operating budget comes directly from state coffers. When Gov. William G. Milliken decreased the university's budget by $16 million this year--the legislature traditionally had appropriated increases that compensated for inflation--he pushed the university into making the most severe budget cuts of its 126-year history...
Dechning worldwide sales dropped Polaroid Corporation's first earnings by nearly half and cut sales by 10 per cent, company officials announced here yesterday...