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Full Title	The Owl, Summer Edition, July 1928.
Date Added	11 January 2014
Language	English
Publish Date	1928-07
Publisher	Villanova, Pa. : Phi Kappa Pi, Villanova College
Source	Villanova Digital Collection
Topic	Villanova College. School of Engineering. > Periodicals. Engineering > Periodicals.
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OCR oe TMM A ee basen mentee k (re nk age AULT Its Ne eat THE OWL SUMMER BULLETIN Tuy 1926 ses esese nae WIS NW 7 Ra A very cordial reception was extended to the May-June s3sue of THE OWL. Meny arong the Alumni thought so favorably ot the issue that they made it a point to express their appreciation. we are grateful to them. A word of encourage- mont sometimes goes @ long way. The question on everybody's lips was;"ARE YOU GOING TO DQint THE OW IN THE rUTURz?" The answer had to be;"IT DEPENDS" Depends on what? It depends entirely upon our alumi subscrib+* ers. Why on them? We will tell you. - TP RVERY ALUMNUS WHO RECEIVES THE OWL WOULD PAY HIS SUB- SCRIPTZON PROMPTLY, THEM WE WOULD BE ABLE TO PRINT THE OWL WITHOUT RAISING THS SUBSCRIPTION RATES. As a matter of fact t there are just 100 alwnni who although receiving THE OWL regularly month after month, HAVE NoT, AS YET, PAID THE 1927- 1928 SUSSCRIPTION. "well, why don't you raise the price? The rest of the Alumi are willing to pay double the price, The Owl is surely yorth it." There's the rub. We are very much opposed to raising our rates. THE OWL started out life, almost four years 46°, with an edition no larger or more imposing than this Bulletin, at a subscription price of 1.00 per year. Year py year it has increased in size, in general make-up and appearance, but the One Dollar has remained the same. With economical management, a pay-as-you-G0 policy, and the loyal support of the alumni as a Whole, we have met all our expenses and made THE OWL self- supporting from the start. Are we going to 60 ahead? Are we going to put forth every issue as we did the last? We submit that question to you, Brother Alumnus. If you wish to answer in the affirmative, Say it with One Dollar, your 1928-1929 tax,- say it, by all means, with Two Dollars, if you have not paid your 1927-1928 sub- scription. And say it Now!! For we want to arrange, if it is to be, our printing contract for 1925-1929 as soon as possible. To date, ther are fifteen or twenty paid up for 1928-1929. May the number steadily grow. wae Ww THE ALUMNI BANQUET of 1928" The Alumni Banquet held at Penn A.C. on Tuesday evening, June 5th., judging from personal observations and the consensus of opinion, was one of the best banquets in recent years. We would "hate" to tell you what percentage of the assembled gathering had Engineering training, for fear that you would think we were given to over exaggeration with a distinct partiality for Engineers. There were Engineers at almost every table and there were tables with only Engineers. They were not all local Engineers either.. A rather casual. survey seems to give the palm to the Engineers of Twenty-Six for the best class representation. aa ead.

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