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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 12, January 24, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on a Board of Trustees meeting on funding approval for a men's dorm and a food center, the United States and communism, the crash of an Air National Guard jet plane in Spokane, and Dr. A. A. Dayton analyzing the success of the United States on the common market.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 13, January 31, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the Associated Student Council denying a guest speaker from the Communist Party, a memorial fund in honor of former football player Dick Huston, the Art Department's printing projects, and controversy around Student Union fees.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 14, February 7, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on a carnival on campus, a concert with the Wailers, the controversy around communism in the student body and the rejection of guest speaker Gus Hall of the Communist Party, and candidates for the Associated Student elections.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 15, February 14, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on increased student enrollment, the right wing anti-communist student groups on campus, entertainment put on by the Cadet Capers, voting on the amendments to the student government election, the drive-in move on campus, the Associated Student Body primary election results, and concerns over the Greek System on campus and the Honors program.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 16, February 21, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on building plans for a food service building, result of general elections for the Associated Student Body Council, opinions on reintroducing Greek life, and the start of a African teacher program.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 17, February 28, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on candidates for the Associated Men Students and the Associated Women Students, protests on the right for Communist Party member Gus Hall to speak to students and his speech in Seattle, the creation of the Spokane Savage Club, and conditions under which a Greek System can be recognized.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 18, March 7, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the introduction of Greek life, the vandalism that was caused by male students on campus, a school bond for Cheney school districts, and funding for a remodel on Showalter Hall.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 19, April 4, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on Indira Gandhi's visit to campus, the Campus Chest Spring festival, the annual ROTC Sponsor Corps Blood Drive, the improved reception for the campus KEWC radio station, and Douglas Hyde as a guest speaker on his former work with the communist party.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 20, April 11, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the approval of the student conduct code, the opening of campus production "Carousel," the health services provided on campus, and the World's Fair in Seattle.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 21, April 18, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on United States Senators Hruska and Metcalf visiting campus, Eastern's telephone operators joining the Air Force Air Defense alert system, a rally on anti-communism, and Dr. Giovanni Cosigan's lecture in Showalter Hall on education.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 22, April 25, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on a Freedom Fighter group in Spokane, the failures of the Associated Student's Campus Chest, the World's Fair in Seattle, and the campus production "Carousel."
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 23, May 2, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the alterations in the Hargreaves Library, John Browning's concert at Eastern, the clash between Senators Hruska and Metcalf on 1962 political issues, the opening of the new science building on campus, and the Soviet Union's foreign policy.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 24, May 9, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the approved budget for the Associated Student Council, a concert with the Tommy Dorsey orchestra, anti-communist sentiment in Spokane and on campus, the support for modern art on campus, and the life for students living off-campus.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 25, May 16, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the approval of a new food service center funding bid, students seeking approval of a plan to develop a film, the introduction of the horseshoe theater on campus, a geography trip to the Rockies, the Associated Student council developing a new judicial code, a concert by pianist John Browning, and student Sidney Green and her trip to Antarctica.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 26, May 23, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on a union carpenters strike that halted all campus construction, Dr. Glenn Kirchner and the physical education program, teaching strategies for William Kidd of the economics department, and Dr. E.N. Mayer on teaching Russian.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 27, May 30, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the acquirement of IBM equipment for registration, FM frequency being offered by KEWC to campus, an editorial by President Patterson on the surge of American nationalism on campus, the near completion of the new science building, a new speech correction class to offer services on campus, and awards given at the ROTC Department Awards ceremony.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 27, June 27, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on increased food prices at the Student Union, a trip to the Rockies led by Dr. Otis B. Freeman, new construction budget improved for campus buildings, a concert given by Hungarian violinist Frederick Balazs, trips to local recreation sites led by Cecil Dryden and Francis Schadegg, and the development of the new science building.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 28, July 4, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the increased food prices and taxes in the Student Union Building, the introduction of IBM machines for class registration, new teaching techniques for primary school classrooms, the graduates in the Education department, and visiting education professor Dr. John D. Williams.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 29, July 11, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on registrar C.W. Quinley, Jr. leaving EWSC to Stanislaus State College, a series of lectures on the Cold War on campus, the Board of Trustees considering construction project bids, the appointment of Dr. William Wilson to head the Campus School, Dr. Wendell P. Jones' talk on Africa, and the value and number of international students on campus.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 30, July 18, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on a talk by Dr. Donald W. Treadgold on the influence of Soviet Russia on American education, the vote to terminate a food lease to centralize services in the Student Union, audio-visual education at EWSC, and a new printer and process for the Easterner.
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Easterner, Vol. 12, No. 31, July 25, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on discussions for Eastern's budget, the utilization of IBM for registration, a talk by William H. Stringer on the relationship between United States and Cuba, and the planetarium in the new science building.
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The Easterner, Vol. 13, No. 1, October 3, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the construction of the new science building, the construction of the new food center, the new printer for the Easterner, the budget request made by Dr. Don S. Patterson to Governor Albert Rosellini, and the rise of food prices at the Student Union.
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The Easterner, Vol. 13, No. 2, October 10, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the dedication for the new science building, a talk on India by Dr. Darrell Morse, Homecoming activities and the candidates for Homecoming Queen, and the restructuring for the KEWC radio station.
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The Easterner, Vol. 13, No. 3, October 17, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the functions of the Board of Trustees, election results for the freshmen executive offices, and the activities and football games for Homecoming Week.
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The Easterner, Vol. 13, No. 4, October 24, 1962
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles on the dedication of the new building "Hall of Sciences," students studying in Switzerland, the remodeling in Showalter Hall to convert spaces to lecture halls, and the weaknesses of Eastern's football team.
The Eastern Washington University student newspaper was first published in the fall of 1916 as the State Normal School Journal. The paper initially covered events on campus, placement of graduates in eastern Washington counties, and letters from alumni sharing about their experiences in the classroom. From 1917-1919, many of the articles are dedicated to the World War I war effort and former students serving abroad.
The publication went through a number of name changes as the school became the Eastern Washington College of Education in 1937. In 1951, the paper was renamed the Easterner. The Easterner and its predecessor, the Journal, are weekly publications.
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