Improvement of Campus Includes Building Program By Pat Kart
New Tuition Policy Set
Clases de Ingles Schedule Dance
Fall Registration Figures Show Record Enrollment By Bill Stewart
Collegian Editor Gets Texas Post
Summer Diggings at Yagul: Successful Despite Rains
Art Instructor To Visit States
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A STUDENT COUNCIL-sponsored open house, held during the first week of classes, formally initiated another season for the Student Center. A group of new students is shown here in front of the Center. Left to right: Charles Sherrell, Juan de la Selva, Kitty Guerrero, Cristina Villavicencio, Thomas O'Brien, Tom Wynn, Cristel E. Holschneider, Ronald Carpenter, José Manuel Duprat. Photo by Marilú Pease
PART OF MEXICO City College's record-sized freshman class is shown leaving the auditorium after receiving an orientation from President Paul V. Murray and other prominent campus figures Photo by Paul Durege
"The Bad Seed" Broadway Thriller, Opens Here Nov. 15 By Ward Sinclair
Ramsey Faculty Designs Lounge
President Murray Welcomes Students
Aim of Student Council To Encourage Activity
Virginia Quarterly Sets Up Contest
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THREE OF THE female leads in the Studio Stages' production of "The Bad Seed" go over their parts during rehearsal. They are (left to right): Carol Coleman, Freida Schaeffer and Sandra García. Photo by Paul Durege
DISCUSSING STUDENT COUNCIL plans with Rosita Garza (center), chairman of the Council, are Marisol Martín Moreno, secretary: and Bill Stewart, vice president.
El Día de los Muertos By Anne Kempton Sketches and Layout By Charles Burns, Photos By Nacho López
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WINDING from Lake Pátzcuaro to the top of a little hill in Janitzio is a graveyard, famous throughout México for its reverent and impressive Day of the Dead ceremonies
FLOWERS are arranged on a family grave in Tlalpan, prior to a religious vigil.
INDIANS gather by the shores of Lake Pátzcuaro to offer food and song to their departed loved ones.
WHOM DO THEY MOURN by candlelight - a husband, a father, a son?
DANCING skeletons sold on a street corner mark the beginning of Dia de los Muertos celebration in México City.
Rapacious Reptiles Rout Startled Mailroom Girls By Bob Byerly
D. A. R. Hears Pres. Murray
MCCers Report on U.S.
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JACK FULBECK
MAN IN TIME - THE GRAPHIC RECORD, the Art Department's current show which presents a condensed view of the forms in which man has depicted himself from earliest times to the present is viewed by these newcomers to Mexico City College, left to right, Sue Barnett, Bey Boerresen (seated), Kathy Page and Susie Kimble.