1969_12 The Daily Collegian December 1969

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ta   Its   aj i ii61 hg — —s  tacrwased by 80 percent -
sitae." the Wall Street from 78,000 to 101.000.
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are up 40 percent „, was spending fagg* gar U.C.
ego- etude*, and $1869 per atate col
taree years of Cover- mge student. This fall the figures
What b hi yowT p»r$e?
What's ta yoar paraap
M—, please, —aalim't get s-
tart.   I'm tost talking to she as-
male part of the slsdiai body --
I pittslis of
eft
time to. time ^^^^^^^^
csmpus have proved the presence
of the third sex.
The third —x b— — approved
deflDttion — far. However, ta
order  to help yoar  mind paint
which s*h*? to the saigas ■■ pas-     m*a.
Aad this wtewty pre ■ailing
to rapidly   breeding   the   third   sea.
•stay sway* ta she character-
tatl— of tax* —a. gad, it is
unaware of It* i
$400
THE DIAMOND
FROM EDMONDS
To me girl wrfto knows what she
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CHAROE OR BUDGET
Eomonos
— Imaginary atetaro of It.
may —y that the men who a
not men snd women who are n
women constitute the third —
Which man will fit which w
man  and  which   woman   will
I'm sot really ead, am even
concern— wife toe —x having —
awavmty of active**— or passive-
—i
T.med On Since 1*10'
|De b. blazers;
50. up
feaftt
Hunivkwsity BHOPl
▼oe rwlton Moll
I way of procre-
sting ham— life, the third —x
ta hmt pr——I — the camp—,
bat, ta — way, s part of the
campus controlling student body.
modem body ta conspoeed of
two kinds of sex oaly. For
retting •rerythlng, let me talk
to Its female —rt. Female —x.
regardleas of woman's Improving
deceptive attttude. Is much safer
to depend — or to talk to.
Moreover, par— gee* with
woman. And If at all It roes
with men. It go— empty. Forgetting tho— two borrowed dimes
which — saves for himself snd
his incidental coffee-dam man's
paras ta  practically ventilated.
So. ta view of — many tfdngs,
I don't know how many things,
my asking the female part of
the student bod) seems to to
qui te a valid and reaeonabie ou—-
Hon —spite its being ridiculous:
•Whet's in yoar puree?"
Par— has s long history be
hind It The beginning of this
history Is connect— with the
start of woman's f—ling for man.
I sxeea ths time when she started savins; something for m—— a
token of love.
The saving was mesnt topteaae
place tor fids — vtng worn o>
caangtag, con verting tta masses
sgdrltaal  form into eompticstwj
to her ey— sad other parts of
tor being, tor sxasapta, fUtter
leg blonde hair aad shiatag dark
carta. Tee— were — laager
eato place* tor —r — vtag. I
me—, her to— tor man.
wars the first
of her lo— tor man ehlefe
she us— to dsrken tor modesty -
shunning ey— snd bewitch ker
u—tt recti va grassy hair. And
a— parsed along dm waist lias
of her skirt.
Side pocket to tke dree* sa
another improvement In the tta)
of pur—. And la this ktad of
pur— she would put change of
a dollar, oily folds of many-
month-old love letters, sag
dlnary make- up squtpmsta.
Man real!aed tae Importance
pur— tor worn— and Invented
msny kinds of pur—.   Bo J—
or-
»of
pur— making campaign st satton•
al level.  America tad the aorta.
Man is selfish by ■stare. Bat,
•till I think I should not —mute
to blame blm to Indirectly teres
female —x to pet all Its to— Is
ths pur—.
Womsn has now everrthtag ta
tor par—. Ia other words, m*
only tor make-up or her love
for man has corns to her perm
bet her being — a worn— has
si— go— Into It. And aha sups
ota of this purse in different
forms ever) morning.
Man la fled, happy.
But to is unaware of the unheal th\ transformation of this
pur— tnto the hatred of womsn
and the appearance of third —x.
"In the Interest of worn— aad
love, tat — stay — two-sex
student body." suggests a third
—x college philosopher.
The philosopher says, "Let
us svotd turning womanhood Into
pur— and its contents *
Not caring much shout this sag
jestion. see if you e— stead to
this ridiculous question: "What's
ta yoar par—?• I think You c—,
tf. beside Up-stlck. mirror, and
htartnsah and sfew itc—•
l el—, too. I bis-
» womanhood.
THE DAIIY COUEOIAN
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