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Here we are in the middle of that longawaited season of spring, and I am sure everyone has interesting plans coming up for the summer. I would really like to hear from you all. The news hasn't been too voluminous lately, but we have heard some interesting reports which follow.

A formal debate on the moral tenability of nuclear power was held on February 19, sponsored by the Tucker Foundation as part of a new series of debates on prominent issues, to be held once each term at Dartmouth. Anthony Z. Roisman, a justice department lawyer who is one of the nation's best-known atomic power critics, led arguments in the affirmative along with four students.

D. Barry Sibson, who resides with his family in Arcadia, Calif., has recently been named vice president and general manager of the Los Angeles territory of the Turner Construction Company. Barry has been with the company since 1971.

Congratulations to Jack Herrick of Cleveland, who recently won the Joseph L. Lordi Memorial invitational squash racquets veterans division for players 40 to 44 held at the New York Athletic Club.

I'm sorry this is so brief, but again, it all depends on you. So let's hear from you.

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