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THE STUDENT LIFE, FEBRUARY26, 1953----------------....a
BOARD AND RUMOR
From Trustee Woolley's Mr. James Mortimer Editor in Chief, Student Utah State Agricultural
Life College
Logan, Utah My
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Editor:
ARTHUR
This I have never done before, viz: Write an editor about an editorial. Perhaps I should not \Vha t I here say I <lo upon my own responsibility and a.s the ex1>ressio n of my own thoughts and \\ithout consultation with any one ebc, and without claiming to speak for for, or to refle ct the feelings of any other member of the Board of Tr ustees of Utah State Agricultural College, except as specifically imlica,. ted. Your editorial of February 19 , 1953, "Public Relations h Exibcnt Problem"', provokes this expression. Its barb s are aimed at the refusal to "answer rumors". Rumor is an anonymous monste1-, without body or parts, but possessed of passion, the passion of assassination. To joust with it is like trying to capture the dust s piral of the desert. It is obsessed of its own importance. It never speaks out loud, but whispers, and usually with a hiss. It writes letters without signing them; incites petitions, which are signed promiscuousL:Y, and then by signers covertly repudiated. It is this monster which has done the damage, i1 any, which you say, has reportedly been done, to the reputation of the
Utah Stale Agricultural College. I suggest this mon ster is the Exigent P1·oblem. And, speaking "hor-,ely"', I would say that Fear, the get of Rumor, out of l\Ia.lice, is the Exigent Evil on the cam1m'; o( llSAC. I remarked at the session of the Board of Tru~tees, when we met with the student coun cil and representatives o! the press and some who spoke, as they said, for five thousand, that the public relations of the Board had been bad. Should the Board employ a press agent of its own choosing'? Should it be at the expense of the taxpayers, or out of pocket? ,1/e do authorize the employment by the college of e~perts in public relations, and spend many thousands of dollars of taxpayers' money for hand-outs and bulletins, extolling the accomplishments o[ Uta h State Agricultural College, and all its branches and twigs, except the friendless Board, none of whom asked for the job, and all o! whom (except the underpaid Ex-Officio member; the secretary o! State) serve without pay. Mr.
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Suggestion, Outof Exigency, To Beat RumorHandicap AndKeepCollegeStable STUDENT LIFE, after receiving the above letter from Arthur Woolley, member of the College Board of Tustees, feels called upon to account to Trustee VVooJley for our editoria l of Feb. 19, . which provoked his letter; · and to offer suggestions as requested by him. Trustee ,voolley in his Jetter refers to hi s remark, made at the la.st meeting of the Boanl , to the effect that public relati~ns of the Board has been bad. We ha.ve no disagreement with his observation. In fact, suc h was the contention o( our editorial. Likewise, we have no disagreement with his eloquent expressiOn on the evils of rumor. \Ve th ought of wearin' tennis shoes and not washin' my socks . ., are aware of the damaging evils of rumor. A similar awareness prompted the Student Coun-1 ,-----------------------~ IIAI cil to ask the Board to clarify a rumor, conAGGIES-CHECK WHAT'S cening President Madsen, which had reached alarming proportions. The reply to the council, formulated by Mr. Woolley, and confil'med by the Board, was that "This"' Board does not feel called upon answer rumors." As Trustee ,voolley points out in his letter, Following is a list of activities for the followin#' rumor seems to be au exigent problem at Utnh week as released by the Student Personnel Office, State. The reply of the Board, however, was not a ~tep toward eliminating rumor, but merely THURSDAY, FEB . 26 cau"'ed it'i multi1Jlkation. LOS Chapter Meetings , In stitute, 5 p.m.; NewTrustee \VooUey in his le1 ter asks us to comers, Skyroom oC Union Bldg., 6 p.m.; Alpha advi8e .. how, without answering rumors, we ZC'la ·vo men·s Lounge, 7:30 p.m.: 4-H Club, Rural may improve public relations'?" We can only Arts, .,.:30 p.m. ; Dairy Club, Cafeteria, 7:30 p.m.; Sociology Cl~tb, Union Bldg. state that there are circumstances where a reply to rumor is the only means of fostering FRIDAY, FEB. 27 sound public relations, and the case before us is of this nature. S1.'UDENT BODY DAN CE, Union Building, 9 The citizens of Utah need to be assured that p.m. the college is essentially sound. Vile are happy that Mr. \Voo1ley agrees with our editorial SATURDAY , FEB. 28 contention that Utah State is- so und. We know it 1 B.\SKETBALL, (Go nzaga U.), Fjeld House , 8 is, and the Board knows it is. The thing to be 1>.m;. Delta Phi Wint er Formal, Sky Room of Unregretted is that the Board has not taken the' ion Bldg., 9 p.m.; Sigma Pi. Western Party, 9 p.m.. necessary steps to create among the people of Utah, generally, thi s same assurance . Many still TUESDAY , MARCH 3 believe that Utah State is in an uproar. FOUNDER'S DAY ASSEMBLY, Auditorium, 11 \Ve infer from Trustee ""oolley's Jett-er that a .m . the Boar,1 acted in hon est juclgmeot in, it s r ecen t co ntroversial decisions . No man can do WEDNESDAY , lfarcll1 4 more than a.ct in his l10nest judgm ent , and the OPERA, "Romeo and Juliet," Capitol Theater, peo1,le of this St.ate expect no more than that . 8:15 p.m. Board members have been appointed by the duly elected representatives of the citizens orl ._ ____________ .;...___________ l Utah. In their capacity as Trustees they must _________ ____ _____ _____ _ gain and retain the trust oI the public. They on]y lo.:.e confidence of the public when they act with impropriety; or through a negative public relations approach, give the appearance oC impropriety. The impoitance of a sound public relation.!- policy is therefore manifest. It i, in thi'-i area of Jm-hlic relation<.; that the Board, aml the college genel'311y h as been tieF.stabllshe<l 1902 PROOF READERS
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Let me join my persona l testimony with yours that Utah State Agicultura l CoJlege is -es~cntially sound; it is staffed by fine people , and ha s a fine body oI students, all of them, on and off the campus, who are touched by the educati ona l program.. of this great institution. I would not knowingly do an inju stice to any one of them, and I would not exchange one of 1hem for any other, unle~s, in my honest judgment, I thc,ught it would be Ior the improvement and betterment of all of them. I believe that ~very memb et· of the Board has the same feeling about this business. fident. u·~' AH :,TATE COLLEOS Mars;nret Gr~a\·es , Share:D MumreN Yes, this CollC>ge is es~entially sound! But, . T_he ~elly. ~urvey h~s , rec-_ognizecl this. deficl/Jgan, Utah Huth Gre('n. I suggest iL may be beltered, in more ways than ie~1c~. \\.e tl11nk t~e. sul\ey .1ecommendat1ons to Edltor-ln-Chlet . JAMES MORTIMER Member by appropr iating more money. But to move in o\e1come the def1c1ency a1e excellent . Immedany oI this, should the Board poll ,Logan Main iate a~tion should be taken_ by the Board. in\BusinN,s Manager ...... IVON WALL AsSQCl:.ttcd Co lle,1late Pr~ • Street'? The 1;--aculty? The Deans'? The Stu- acceplmg the re commen dation s, and appomttrn1 ·,·0 R1AL STAFF Pri nted wcekl> durJna the .schoe dents'? Sh ould we ask the Editors and Reporting a director of public info1 ·mation and coJlege MaMglnc Ed!to1 .... Eleano r Knowles year by the At.Socloted Student5 of ers '? The Churches'? The Politicians? "'hence cle~';lopment. . . . . . ~i~~i!a~~dlfg;tor ..::.~~o ~~rr;· ~t':: :c-n~ta~n~lc~ :n~~~~ ;-:::; ~ shall we ~eek counse l, other than from our J he pr•rs~n f 1.llmg this pos1\1011, as one o[ 'S<>c1ely 1-d!tor .. . Rose Marie Wri g ht Ex'cnslon 158 - Entered as seeoDo C own consciences'? ! the r~ur clue[ .aid!:- to the Pres1den_t, wou]~ be k!!l!ir~d~~~to~ .............. E!~g:n ~\~~: ~~~~-:.'"~:r.~p~i1:::cht2Lo1~ . f . b 1. [ 11 an excellent p1,·otal man for pubhc relations, Photos:raphcr ..•.... . .•.. Kah Crook IAcccPtance for' malling at apecii\ 1 r11• 11 th nd h f ~, plS )~;t y~un; a,~:l~ld :f t~: :~:le OSta~e [?r public .relat ions is no~ only the inter~reta• 1~:~~~~AW~ r·:::.~~~ft ~~~re~ w il 911 0 le e~J · · d . lion or policy to the public, but a lso the rnter• 1 1 1 o~oc~~: ;~ toA~; in::'~~c/! 11 ~~ 1: c.:\:·~isine:~~~: 1~:,~ p1·Pl~lion of ·actua l or probable. reaction of the 1tt '~ 1xi, ;~ t.1 STAP'F p C . g public hac•k to those respon~1ble for co llege Asst. Bui;. M.:r •..... D<'an Vaterlaus ,t 1101/4' a~~s -~f? the ol 1t'ge, ~ha 1l we anange t I1e polic:y. ~~~~~~if,1~1~ f{fft :::::. e,i-
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feteria, Bowling, Billiards, ntain,SooninUnion were let Wedne sday for build.Jog lountaln room, rla, and skyroom food ser-
Traveling Art Exhibit In Union March 2-8 ~ct~~~f1~:f1c;! Bl de Beauty, on Ip I T am rees andlA nd 'OldMa•In
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anians Offer ard to Cadets ognidng the nation's need high quality young men in the training program, the LoKiwanis club has annowiccd it will present a one hundred r defense bond to the out ..
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Ing'" will be held tomorrow and Monday and Tuesday, March 2 and 3, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the drama department . There are 20 characters in the play and any student on the campus is eligible to try out for the parts. Coples 0£ the play are availJOE NELSON able Jn the library or may be ob• • • PubUcll:r i\lan tatned from Professor Floyd Morgan, director in the drama depart• ment . The advanced acting class Is now_ re~~ars~ng the play "Ilobson 's U IC I US Choice. Tins folk-play by Harold Brighouse will be presented arena Unique publicity stunts are bestyle in the Little Theater, and is lng planned to attract high school scheduled to begin March 25 and students from Utah and the sur.. to continue for six performances. rounding states to Agathon, said Joe Nelson, chafrman o( publicity, today, Agathon is April 30, May l
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an1~J"utted in plans are a television Talent discoveries or the ear sho w late in April an~ _flourcsccnt were featured at a tac It y - bumper decals advertlsmg at AgnsociaUon art Fr'd ~ Y . as lhon. (These will soon be availFeb 20 i~ th! M ~ ay dil v~nmg, able in M 179, the ofrice of Dr. • ' a au or um. Eldon Drake, faculty advJsor.) Entertainment 1 n c 1 u de d the Joe was active in student arraJrs King Cole Fiddlers, reaturlng at Logan high school. Last year Arthur Holmgren, Neville c. Hun- he was on the sports' staf£ or Stusaker and Lewis w. Jones; chalk dent LlCc, a.nd last quarter was 0 1•-------------------------------------. ;~~iesE;:;·:~t h!~~ y with Pauline FuUcr and Israci Heaton; and a skit by Ina Doty, Neil Klear Holbrook and Eldon M. Drake.
excellence, both in demic and air force subjects, but one of U1e points to be obed Jn picking the cndel to Ive the award," Cot. Hall said . la addition, he must display orr-like qualities as proven by pus and ROTC leadership .
Arthur
Monday through Friday, 2 to S f p.m.; Saturday, 1 to 3 p.m.; f 5 nd3 1 " y' lo S p .m. Portrait~ which will appear in the exhll.ut arc: Portrait or a S1>eculaUon as to what a cofor You th , by Botticelli; Giovanni 1l t>hoto or Utah State's Old Main Bent!vogl~o, by Rober~; Gh1evr_a tower WM doinf{ on the cover or a Benbvogho, by Roberti; Po1·tra1t magazine section publh;hed in o! a La~y, by Van der Weyden. Tehran, Iran , confused Student .Portra_it ol. a Condottiere, by I Lirers Wednesday. Giovanni Bellmi; Edwa r tl VI as a Beside Old Main Wl"rc pictures Child, by Holbein; Madame Ber- o[ palm trees, a beautl(ul bJonde, gcrel, by Boucher; Mrs. Daven- and ten lines of writing that might port, by Romney; Senora Sabasa as well have been Greek. i~~~~~~gb~a~:;~:ito;i~lr:~!u! as~~~~:11~~ ite:'c~,s 1::~lania~~~ai; me, by Van Gogh. majors hadn't studied that imagi .. ----nation ran wild. Home EoonooUcs Club Some thought Utah State was A k d ti d t being pictured as a pe1 feel vaca• ti ct\t be cc~ra n~ ~mon~atton land (or Iranians. Others said on wi g,ven Y ~s. r• it must be the blond girl's alma sen ~l th c Home Economics club mater. and still other journalists meeting Monday, March 2 , in the suggested maybe our (oreip \Vomen'!> Lounge at 5 p.m. friends think pahn trCes and love• 0 d publicity chairman for Homeoem;t;~_grow abuu antly in Lo. ing. He is a member or Pi Kappa Howe ver , Aggies who enjoyed Alpha fraternity, wondering about the co lor(ul mag .. Aiding Joe with publicity are azine cover were disheartened to Judy Barker, Student L1£e and learn they wc1·e looking not at the state paper publicity; Eleanor front page, but a back-page ad. Knowles, hometown publicity; Don- It seems Ira,i'ians read !rom lctt na Quayle, television show; Sydney to right, and that some mm comp. Nelson , radio publicity; and Bette any had used a picture or Utah Reese, special stunts. State to advertise their tilms.
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ed, and will be in the billiard w ne::sywe::;irs have been in the main lounge , and ad• al cushioned chairs are uow .. main ballroom m drapes ha;e beeo hung most Union building oCficc~ laave drapes by the end oC the
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in the Bluebird cafe. A boy wa lk s his gir l to th e door. 'J'be moon ts shJning a pe rfeel Monte Merrill has been chosen setti n g for rom an ce; he look s tenderly into her eyes and murmUJ"lri as master of ceremonies and a "See ya, kid ." Thi s is a typical example of. on e of the fare well s ~ specia l speaker from Salt L ake ca n ~e he ar d e~ery ni ght aro und the camp u s. H a ve you ev er stoppe(I to think how silly these farewe ll s really are? " Be see ing y ou ," "at City has been arranged, accoTaing long," '' bye now," are some of the comm on ones that mean absoluteq to Don Stahe li, chairman of Uie not hing.
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Delta _Phi's \Vi~ter Formal Feb. 28 m the U111on Building. Little Bit ·of Heaven." Alumni
is being held Saturday night, Dick Motta. Bob Hansee n , who f:o;u~~a~~ie~a~:r!-~~-•~ u ar tc r , who could wax eloq uent with "Par tint :1 The theme of the dance is "A was recently c~osen as one of t~e the and members from other dhap- three ~utstandmg men in Utah is Those who are really try ing to m~ke an jmpress ion sin g th eir fare,.
te_rs are. i'nvi~ed lo attend. Dress is semi•Iormal and corsages alumm adviser. a1e not in_ Older. ____________ Dell~ ~Ill p~·escnted an asse~. . bly p1og1am ruesdaf· The p10- with toboganrng to be provided for gram featured a \'anety of talent non-skiers A song fest and steak themed to, '"Delta Phi TV." fry-will f~llow in the lodge Cha:_ (Continued from Page Jl New members will be initiated man Jerry Walker annou~ces ir . •
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Last Sunday at Pt Chapter OD the Umvers,ty of Utah Campus six brothers were iniUated to Alpha Ps i ol Sigma Pi here at Utah State. The new wearers o[ the Go lden Greek Cross are: John Chou les, Robert Colson, Edwin Stepha n son and Robert Venable. The Western Party, presente d by the pledges, will take pl ace in Smithfield Friday night. This party is Sigma Pi"s main affair during winter quarler. Traveling secretary o( the wes t• em states for Sigma Pi, E. C. Tur- f ner, left ror Washington State last Monday night after spending three weeks with the chapter here at Utah State. Theta U's Are Dinner Gues t s Last "eek the Sigma Phi Epsilon's· in"ited the Chapter of Theta Upsilon to a buffet supper. And exchange was held afte r meeting Monday evening with the Kappa Sigmn's.
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SPE National Sec r eta r y Sigma Phi Epsilon's Nntiona l traveling secr·ctary, Dick P.111re, a graduate from the Sig Ep chapter at the Univ('rsily or Iowa was the weekend visitor or the chapter oa campus. Dinner guests Tuesday evening were Dc.ln Whitesides. Dr. Elton Drake , faculty addser. and former I alumni treasurer. Lyle Holmgren. An exchanJ,!c dinner ts to be held with the Alpha Chi Omega sorority that e,·C'ninJ,!. QueC'n o( Ilearls, Bonnie Faddis. will be guest of honor at the 'Cohb lC'<.tone Manor.'
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Sig Alphs and tlwir dalC'S will take part in a moon-JiJ!:ht sk i party at BC'a\'Cr )lountnin ski ai-<.•a tl1is Satunlay night. The- tow will bf.' in opcrntion frorn 8 until 10 for skiing
Get in t he fa sh ion swi ng with Ar row Radnor with t h e n ew, r ound ed -poi nt
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tha t h a s re al
smai-tness. Like all Arrow shirts , Radnor is impec-
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Therounded-point collar i.srapidly winning new converts among well-dressed collegians. shirts is Arrow R a.dnor.
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wishes. O budget fir The prop(' that Jt mu expenditu, chJcken o,
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"Chrlslophe r. Columbus", Frederic March and Flcrldge, wlll be the movie week at the Union be movie, which will be lo • , ,-.·111 be shown at 1, 3
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of the discoveries of Collt offers a tale of high ad\ ' Intrigue. It pictures the•
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GoAhead ,.aletlc department -e revealed the .tarting
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out for the squad prior to this Uawi that are Jnterested ia comlna: Ollt report to , hl111at the •thlet&e epartment offices. Next Monday wil be the first ._ side drill for the Aggie basebaa squad, coach Evvy l!'aunce 1.._ nounced this week. Anyone Inter. ested in checking out gear ShOUld report to Cff.ch Faunce and i.
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urges all of last year's team i. check with him about the wort. outs that will be held in the ~W.
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LIFE.FHRUARY 26, 195-------------------.;
Club Gives Books to School
Personalities Of '53 Introduc ed At Dance
ROLLER SKATING! Ni91ttly Except Tuesday & 5-day Eac:h Week IT'S GREAT FUN! LET'S GO!
Sport Dance Set After Gam e Frid ay Jodie Noble w chcstra will
Dick Headlee
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be by studcn•bo dy
~;r~~r;a;~:t~t~t;::;~t~:~~(~~,i~ tee chait'man . The cheer king will graduate at the end of this quarter wi\h a bachelor of science degree in speech correction. During his colleg e career, Dick has been active as a member or Sigma Nu fratern.ity , president of Alpha Sigma Nu , honorary senior organization, and member of Blue Key. He has tai n part in several theater productions, and was Homecoming chairman in 1951. He v;as aleo formerly cha.irman of
the.Boo~ter
committee. Dick 1s ~arrled and the lather of two chi •iren . Io Savannah, Amateur Moonshln"~rini;: the four years Di~~ ha.s Caleb Grimes stag ge red 14 mil es bee n · ading ehe rr~. t h e s~int at
euds .
from his confess farm tothpolice the ba~ketba ll a nd footba ll games Mrs to al he headquuhad just has increased tremendous ly," •pent two days tr y ing to recover Larry said. ''T he Booster commit- . from the effects o( sampling his tee is honored to b" able to ,..ive Mmemake whjsky, wheezed: ·'Get recognition to Dick this week." rid or,.thc stufl bef01·e it. kill s ~omeOthe: h~U:tiine activi~ies Satur1t,ody. day will mcludC' a drill by the -ofreshma,n ROTC Sponsors. The A. bi g business magnate was Sponsors are competing wilb th e visited by a boyhood chum whom a~vanc ed group for a trophy that a-e had not see n fot· years. Thi s' will b_e awarded by the Booster man told him a long slot·y of mi s-1 committee. fot·lu.nc: bankruptcy , death of ,- - -----------------------. wlfe and children, long 1>crson..,1
Illness , and more-and ended with a plea for help. Tne big shot 1>ushcdl a button
State college .
The vote in the mont hly meeting Dick Headlee, cheerleader for Monday came rouowiug resolutions the past !our years, will be hon- by certain organizations in the and his 1'2-piece ored during halflime ceremonies state opposing the proposed name play ror the spol't at th e Utah Slate-Gonzaga Uni- change A bill to change the name
"dance arter the game", Friday, Feb 27. Ron Austin, chairn,an or the sochis committee, repot·t s tltal d,rncIng will begin at 9 p. m Students atlending the basketball ga me , Utah Slate vs. Gonza g a university, kl ~he fie~dh.ouse, may come to t!1e Union building arter the game cor the sluclen tbody dance . Dr . and Mrs . Shcl'win M~t>ser and Profes~o1· and Mrs. Merrill H. Gunnell will be the p.1kons and patrone sses at_ t~e dance . Don_ Bybee 1s in charge o{ coat
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in stitut ion 's name ch a nged to Utah
on his desk, and a hurly
:~~~:~dapfuea~e\o~! 1~~~~~ h:oi~;: "throw thi s poo1 fellow downstairs - he's br ea king my heart ·•
SKANCHY'S FOOD BAR DOWN
THE H1ll
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Breakfasts
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School SuppliH Drugs
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is now. bei ng con sidered by the legis lature. Faculty representatives pointed out lhal to sho r ten Lhe name would not de-emphasize agriculture but would give due recognition to other departments or the college . As a second choice rather than keep the name in its ~resent form . . . ' ~he association would prefer havmg 1t changed to Uta h State College of Agricu ltu r e, Arts a nd Sciences, Commerce, Education, Engineer• ing a nd Tec h nology, Forest, R ange ~:~e ~~!~~~i~ .an agement, and Wit h this name, each of the seven schools of college would be rec ogn ized, ratlier th an j ust. agr!c ?ll ure. For everyday use tlus o.~£ic 1al
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