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The American people, in their inindtable fashion, have stolen the linelight. Within a few hours they captured universal news in a way not often accarp—

lished .

Toesday, the Americans held hostage in Iran for fourteen months were finally released; Ronald REagan was officially sworn in as the fortieth 'President of the United States of America{ and Muhanned Ali talked an individual out of crnnfitting

suicide.

One begins to wonder what life the hostages, or "returnees" as they now are being called, will be forced to lead. Privacy, one suspects, will be al- most non-existent. These people will be hounded by the likes of the National Enquireer, and any myriad of talk shows. Even while in Hospital in Germany photographers are training their telephoto lens' on the windows of the rtxne where the re— turnees are being kept. These lens are searching for any facial expression suitable for worldwide publication, sensationally exploiting the case.

Few families of the returnees have had any great degree of privacy in the past fourteen months.

The media have been most eager to get the View of

"those left behind".

Tony», ih e

Dear Editor:

This letter is designed to give sate background on your faithful sports writer, Tony "The Ring— man" Carroll.

Over the past months he has been abusing many people in his col— unn. Now we will attempt to get him back.

Tony has been called many times the "head" man of Jims. A

'Ibny also plays with the Sophanore Selects. His size 13 feet cover the right wing very well. He is also said to be a real "heads—up" hockey player.

Since Tony acquired a new hat for Christmas, it has been runoured that his nephew missed out on a new knitted sweater. Runour also has it that Tony may be fired as

European

Dear Editor:

The University of Louvain, located in leuven, Belgium, is offering the opportunity of 'experiencing' Europe to English—speaking students around the world. Our Uni- versity, which was founded in 1425 and is thereby one of the oldest universities in the world, began its English speaking programres in 1970.

The University offers complete programmes in philosophy for the degrees

FEEDBAG

Ringmon

"head" coach of the Se- lects. He put sane players on waivers, including him- self, but le was not clahned and had to go back to the Selects.

Panther varsity coach Jack Hynes also released Tony yesterday because, as re said, "He was too big to be stickboy."

Rtermr also has it that

‘W owner of G.J.'s has

ordered an ironing board which could possibly se- parate Tony and Bev at Jims.

Tony has also missed several games this year. ' The reason for this is that he can't get his _ release papers frcm the "BOSS". a

lots of the luck to'our faithful sportswriter and renember - "Engagement Fever - Catch It1"a

Experience

of B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. plus a JUnior year abroad programme. All courses are in English.

Tuition is 11,500 Belgiun Franks (+ $440). For further information write to:

Secretary English Progranues

Kardinaal Mercierplein 2

B—3000 Ieuven, Belgium

Sincerely yours,

James W. Eisweit Administrative Secretary English Programnes

The Iranians were successful in upstaging the . swearing—in of the President by releasing tire hostages less than an hour before the ceremony. While there are arguments on all sides regarding the Reagan adninistration, only time will tell whetherthe Arterican populace made the correct choice when they elected a new president. If there remains any substantial amount of tire, that is.

Franmyperchuphere onthe fourth floor of Main building, you all look like little dark mice scurrying through the maze of snowbanks, darting glances here and there, but mostly watching your footsteps as you slither around. I also notice that patch of virgin snow, not yet broken by - hunan footsteps, right in front of Dalton Hall. What a magnificent perspective! You should.make a trip up here to the top of the red brick'tower.

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