The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 88, No. 235, Ed. 1 Friday, December 26, 1980 Page: 3 of 18
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CHICKASHA, OKLA
• Chickasha’s Best Store •
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*84. Values
•Girls' Dept.—Second Floor*
Remaining Stock Junior Dresses
2 Price
Now
•Second Floor*
Over 65
Misses' Warm Winter Robes
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like 29 Conjunction
And Fake Fur Jackets
Entire Stock
ON SALE
Men's
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*126. Coats
Car Coats
‘179.
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NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
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Set-ups for the Entire Evening
Brent
Regular 42.95
44.85 29.85
Make Your Reservations Now!
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Fall Shoes
Reduced
•Sizes 4-6X and 7-14
•Rabbits Included
Someone You
Know Moving
To Chickasha?
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'36.-‘38.
Values.
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upright
position
Connie - Yo Yo's
Red Cross
Socialites
Suedes and
Leathers in
casual* and
dress (hoe*
blocks away.
agree
Boston
function
5 Food
6 Christian
symbol
7 Fry quickly
8 Variety of
moth
9 loser (comp
wd )
10 Born
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Robes....
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Robes....
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and a paper will
ba started tha same
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30 Sarcastic
32 Flattened
35 Touch gently
36 Briefly
brilliant star
23 Gallic
affirmative
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(abbr Lat 2
wds)
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•140. Coats
•150.-’160.
Coats.....
44 Transports
non charge
45 Greek letter
47 Mexican
peninsula
50 Absorb
moisture
53 Cruel person
54 Word inventor
55 Actor
McQueen
56 Pamper
M
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Long sleeve dress shirts and sports
shirts by ARROW from our regular
stock. Solid colors, stripes and whites
in polyestertotton blends and 100%
polyesters.
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Robes..
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THE CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, Friday, December 26, 1980
Guide For Colleges
Prepared By Students
point
27 Milk-organ
28 Head
29 Faene Queene
31 Radiation
measure
(abbr)
32 Hoosier state
(abbr |
33 Cowboy
Rogers
34 Pay too much
38 Songstress
Starr
Finest premium quality leather shoes by
Florsheim. Two slip-on styles to choose from
in black, antique gold and brandy. Florsheim
and Florsheim Imperial quality.
Our complete stock of men's car coats.
Warm 100*. wool melton doth and
polyester twills. Solid colors In popular
shades by LEE-WALD and GRAIS. Re
gulars and longs.
•220. Coats
'230.-'235.
Coats.....
*240.-*250.
Coats.....
Good range
of sizes
New fall velours in solid colors. A
plush washable blend of cottonpoly-
ester. Rich handsome colors.
Sizes s-M-XL.
Group Of Men's
Arrow Shirts
Regular *16.
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Arrow
Men's Velour Shirts
"Stuart"
As Illustrated
Regular 62.95
Boys'
Separate Vests
Assorted Denim Styles
7.75 To 13.00 Values
We Will Mall
The Daily Express
Anywhere In U.S.A.
FREE UP To 30
days. Compliments
of
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one
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Answer
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Rice
Complete Stock
Girls' Winter Coats and Jackets
Now On Sale
Selected Styles
Men's Florsheim
Shoes
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Y U C T * N
— Dance To The Live Music Of
"STONE COUNTRY" BAND
Ernie Philpott
Realty
Just Call
39 Indigenous
40 Rubs out
41 Departed
43 Dynamite
inventor
44 Becomes less
clear
46 Doe
48 Soviet Union
(abbr ।
49 Roman
statesman
50 Commerce
agency (abbr )
51 Land of Alley
Oop
52 Prior to
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Chidkasha Dolly Express
224-2600
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£114
Large Selection
ON SALE
Including fleeces, velours, ribs and other warm long
robes from our regular stock of quality branded robes.
At The Newly Remodeled
PICKER'S CLUB
Highway 62 East
10.00 per person
one has to
64%96•
$ This Price Includes All Beer and
*49. *54. *66. *72
•Junior Dept.—Second Floor*
(YearEnd(
W sw
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871s
Remaining Stock
Misses' Suburban Coats
will have gotten reasonably
tired of the favorite campus
joke Question What was
Houdinis greatest escape'
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Mass. 'The initials Bl stand
for Boston I niversity, not
just big and ugly Dor
mitories are what everyone
wants to get out of as soon as
possible.
Further sampling from the
"Guide"
U. of California at Ber
keley: " If one must find one s
niche, Berkeley is a good
place to do it The university
offers a vast selection of
courses and groups and
organizations of every type
abound."
Lawrence University,
Appleton. Wis After four
years at Lawrence, chances
are that the graduating senior
'64.-'68. Coats '74. Coats *90. Coats *110.-*120. Coats
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the road schools.
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Ross
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37 Squeezed out 11 insecticide
39 Unused 14 Ark builder
42 Coloring 17 Swift aircraft
43 Depression ini- (abbr)
teals 21 Undertone
20%
Novelty denim vests styled by Billy The Kid.
Toddler sizes 2-3-4
Regular (lies 5-7-12-16
1/2 Price
•Boys' Dept.—Second Floor*
By PATKICIA NIeCOlt-
MACK
1PI Education Editor
(in page 489 of "The
Insider's Guide to the
Colleges 1981-82" it is writ
ten
"Yale is probably one of the
finest undergraduate colleges
in the country '
You can get an argument
about that, of course, by
dropping around to Harvard
University, and you probably
will not be stunned to
discover that the "insider's
Guide” is the handiwork of
the staff of the Yale Daily
News.”
In earlier guides, words on
Yale tend to the superlative,
too
But the write up about
Yale, as the others, contains
information the school itself
would never put in
publications for prospective
students
The aim of this guide by
students for students, say
Editors Jane E Allen and
Dorian B Klein, is to give
high school students the
taste of the school
unavailable in standard
guides ' In other words, the
genuine feelings of genuine
students
Among not nice words
about Yale, for example, are
these:
"Unfortunately, too many
people at Yale are socially
unhappy The students them
selves cite academic
pressure as the villain
The guide says the
University of Miami provides
what appears to be a happy
medium on the pain pleasure
scale it says:
"Long known as Sun Tan
U,' the University of Miami,
located in the plush suburb of
Coral Gables. still remains a
I'., Boston,
39 140 |4l
rare opportunity for Nor
therners to preserve the ’ Son of Obed
atmosphere of a spring surrounded
vacation all year round en land
route to a college degree 12 Ancient port
However, if you're 13rotedme
planning a four year schedule ,4 Nodding
Special 23.75
of suntan 101,' and un 15 End of
derwater basketweaving. afternoon
you had better think again 18 Chmnese55
"University officials are philosophy
constantly making efforts to 19 Trounced in
bolster the school into the otennis . 1 Bounce „
, , . , . , 20 Automotive so- 2 Estimation
ranks of the first rate cietv(abbr)
academic institutions 22 Fish eggs
“While no one will pretend 25 Border
that UM is as tough as Cor 26 snpdns
nell. it is certainly on a par t if 28 Ot ships
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Syracuse. GW and Boston
I niversity."
Gets your curiosity up
about Cornell, Syracuse. GW
'for George Washington and
Boston U., does nt it
Excerpts from the in
sider" reports at those
schools
Cornell in Ithaca. N Y
"Cornell has an extremely
varied student body The
radical and the reactionary,
the city slicker and the
country bumpkin
Syracuse in Syracuse N
Y.: “Parties abound and
academic pressure is at a
minimum Location is a
negative factor The
weather's usually grim
George Washington in
Washington, DC. "Radical
leader Rennie Davis once
called George
Washington the most
strategically placed college
in the nation, and with the
White House a scant four
not above1 most middle of (abbr)
Lo—-
R f.s.'
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AVOW
s‛Elt]s
6 / And
L /O More
'50. Values
'56. Values
Houston, Texas Rice is
sometimes called the Har
vard of the South Rice is the
foremost school in the south
Each college writeup is
preceded by statistical in
formation undergraduate
enrollment, by sex annual
expenses including tuition,
room, board, and living
allowance. number of
students getting financial
aid. number of volumes in
library median SAT.
scholastic aptitude lest
scores
There also is information
about the admissions process
and tips on visits to the
schools of a student's choice
and advice on surviving the
admission s interview
(in both, the advice to to
leave parents at home
on applications, students
are warned not to lie
because
"if they find out about it, as
they probably will, you've
kissed your chance for that
school good bye
This tali- is told
"One Ivy League
school accepted a student
who claimed to have made a
million as an entrepreneur
He forged documents. in
cuding high school transcript
and board scores, and even
invented an exotic name
"Although he was accepted
and enrolled, he had to w ith
draw after the first semester
when suspicions of univer
sity officials became
aroused
Remaining Stock
Junior Winter Jackets and Coats
ALL SALE PRICED
*36. Coats *44. Coats *52. Coats *60.-'62. Coats
57 are red
44
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Drew, Charles C. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 88, No. 235, Ed. 1 Friday, December 26, 1980, newspaper, December 26, 1980; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1869332/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.