1961 The Lester Minnesota Alpha Epsilon Pi Humor Newspaper June Wilkinson AEPi
Eight-page issue of The Lester, presented by the Minneapolis, Minnesota chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi and self-described as the “World’s Funniest College Circulation.”
The newspaper is dated March 29, 2961 as part of its satire. References to the University of Minnesota and the Rose Bowl confirm the actual publication year as 1961.
June Wilkinson is featured on the front page as “Lestermate of the Month.” Contents include campus and fraternity satire, political and football humor, photographs, illustrations and advertisements for Minneapolis-area businesses.
ARTICLES AND FEATURES
June Wilkinson: Lestermate of the Month
Williamson Shot!
Dr. Clyde Zetz Admits Shooting
AEPi Kicked Off Campus
Unofficial Daily Bulletin
Campus Opinion
Lester Takes His Physics Exam in IT - Fails Again
Biased Frat Rebuked
Greek Primer
Lavish Reunion to Startle Nation
Your Official Lesterscope: Saturn Crosses Uranus
Believe It or Don’t!
Nude Coach Causes Riot
Senate Finally Acts
Mike Connolly’s Choice
Bug Found in Tally Office
Student of the Month: Pink Agle’s Outlook Bad
Rose Bowl Debt: “U” Pays Off Rose Bowl Bills
Profs Show Their Wit
Squary Predicts
MMPI Exposed
The Long Road to Pasadena
RELATED NAMES
June Wilkinson, Mary Ann Williamson, Clyde Zetz, C. Meredith Wilson, Alfred Nier, Hubert H. Humphrey, Nelson Rockefeller, Richard Nixon, Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge, William Howard Taft, Murray Warmath, Wally Johnson, Max Shulman, Elliot Rothenberg and Mike Connolly.
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CONDITION
Poor condition. The newspaper is fully legible, but the paper is fragile and must be handled gently. It has heavy folds and creases, discoloration, edge wear, tears, chips, paper loss, worn fold lines and handwritten marks on the front page. All eight pages are present. Please examine the photographs closely for the complete condition.
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