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Page Four THE SKYSCRAPER Oct. 9, 1963 California Ranch New England Cape Cod IS H .11* - jv,1 ' '.w*? : -c*r Georgian Tri-Level 2 l Provincial Bi-Level La kef ront Town houses Meet Students' Individual Desires Classified Ad Set payments For Sale: 1961 4-Dr. Tempest Sedan Automatic Transmission; Heater; Deluxe Interior. Good Condition NE 1-1348 Barbara Brzezinski ( School teacher driven) To make payment as painless as possible, the Land Office has set up six convenient times to make payments on townhouses. First Payment Oct. 10,11 Second Payment Oct 24, 25 Third Payment Nov. 7, 8 Fourth Payment Nov. 21, 22 Fifth Payment Dec. 5, 6 Sixth Payment Dec. 16, 17 The Land Office will be located in front of the Bookstore. When Mundelein students begin building townhouses this month, the house that Jack built may lose its claim to fame. Mr. James Richards, newly appointed director of develop ment, has promised a town- house for every student's needs on Chicago's Iskefront. This is an opportunity for students to share in Mundelein's expansion program. The townhouse drive enables stu dents to contribute to a larger all- school program. At present, alum nae, parents, friends and business men are buying square foot lots on the lakefront for 10 down and 10 a month. Through their dona tions, buildings for the academic growth of Mundelein will be built in the future. The student division of the land development program offers five types of townhouses which appeal to individual tastes. The Williams burg Colonial, in a class by itself, is designed for gracious living. Its decor includes a family room, li brary, three large bedrooms and private terraces accessible from al most every room in the house. For six payments at 4 each, the house can be yours. The sprawling California Ranch reminiscent of early Spanish architecture, is created for outdoor living. Complete with extras such as mud and laundry rooms, the ranch is available for 3 per payment, six payments. For tastes that favor up and down living, the elegant Georgian Tri-Level or the traditional Pro- a SAFARI Trail's End to Beauty 99 CO-ED SPECIAL SPECIALISTS PERMANENT SPECIAL Shampoo Set Ooo - M- FrL 50( Extra Sat. Sun. Coloring Permanent Styling 729 TUES. WED. 5542 N. Sheridan Rd. WALK IN 465-9544 vincial Bi-Level can be purchased at 2.60 and 2 a payment in six payments, respectively. For those who prefer a touch of the sentimental, the New England Cape Cod can be bought for 1.75 a payment with six payments. The easy-payment plan cen ters around the land office lo cated in the lounge area where students may choose the type of townhouse they desire. The payments begin Oct. 10 and continue through Dec. 17 at two-week intervals. Co-chairmen of the drive are Marie Hurley '65 and Mary Thompson '64. The enthusiasm that students show in this drive will bring many beneficial reper cussions on alumnae, parents and friends, said Mr. Richards. The true benefits of the devel opment program come from the sacrifice involved in giving, he added. St u5crapina5 Our girlish hearts are heavy as we suddenly realize that all our I'm- Really-Going-To-Study-This-Year resolutions have been washed away in a four-week backlog of metaphysics and Chaucer assignments. What is there about the moon over Miami or Oshkosh or even Chicago that makes us take summer vows to get with it this winter? It must be all those articles in the slick magazines . . . the ones that tell us that the average collegian spends 40 (?) hours ( ) per week studying. Somehow, they all make us feel very guilty, and we promise wild things. It's very difficult, we have found, to come back to school and face reality. Especially when reality and Institutional Analysis tell us that we study eight or ten hours a week. It's realistic, but you can see why our hearts are heavy .. . Life-Becomes-More-Complicated-With-Each-Passing-Day Dep't.: We understand that the student handbook will be coming out around the first of December, under the chairmanship of Marianne Littau. We suppose that means we had better busy ourselves, loves, because it will likely take two or three weeks to memorize it. (Written exams will be required of all who plan to abide by the rules.) What we would like to know, though, is this: What ever happened to the good old days Mom talks about, when the student handbook was a mimeographed sheet which we neatly folded into the backs of our notebooks? Bah, humbug. Another Social Whirl, Girl: The first SAC mixer has come and went, as we used to say, and so another year of frolicsome fun is ushered in. We noticed that nothing much had changed: freshman boys all went plodding toward the upperclassmen and our freshies blithely went off to that bliss of a dance floor with the available Older Men. (We had to bite our tongues to keep from laughing. Ha. Ha. Ha.) At any rate, it was a nice dance, and the SAC is to be commended. We heard they even made money This, in spite of a few enterprising young men we noticed with their own Magic Markers. College boys, you are ingenious. Crimi nal, but ingenious. Pot-pourri, Unlimited: We almost were late for the mixer, because 77 Sunset Strip had a grabber that seems to be the TV equivalent of The Longest Day. Yes . . . darlings, more stars per square foot than the Adler Planetarium. ABC, it seems, has made a big move forward and combined Cheyenne, Sugarfoot and Maverick, threw in a Cadillac and Tuesday Weld and created a whole new world of amalgamated reruns, all in the same hour. Now you can get a full week's ennui in 60 short minutes. Vive-la-France and all that sort of thing: We followed a little clown for three blocks in the Loop looking for the circus, when we suddenly dis covered that the red pom-pon on top of his head was part of the uniform and he was a French sailor. We chortled good-naturedly and begged his pardon and suddenly noticed the entire (well, almost) French department of this institution wandering around on the ship, docked at the Michigan Bridge. For them, at least, the language problem was not insurmounta ble and they found the young men extremely polite and affable. Oddly enough, we only saw one Frenchman all week who had a mustache and was named Pierre. He was with a small traveling circus that we found and had nothing to do with the Navy at all... Bye-sies, loves, and watch this spot next time for some exciting news from Pandora's Goodie Box. Pandora
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1963-10-09 (4)
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Mundelein College
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Student newspaper for Mundelein College
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