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r mwi i n:i: ii,K.si:n
! 'ii"l frtm rage 1.)
riwvj ni MmuirJ their conlln
iian.v :i on): bout the reat of th
Minmict h"iiion, according to K.
W. l-nt?. thalrmMn of the faculty
t i-n.n.'it-.
Pi Mi ay. July 11. haa been act am
the il.il for thfl next entertain
in'' lit.
'.Sm vttM of other mlxera," Tro-fr-Hr
!jnu Mid. "I believe la aa
urel. Tb crowd Friday waa be
yond our expectatlona In alze and
lo showed a very fine aplrlt
throughout the program. In aplta
of the fart that everyone was
packed In tightly, the crowd waj
easy to handle and willing to do
anything to help make the mixer
a auccea.
Many Men Attend.
Th entire fymnanium will be
pwned for the next mixer. Profea
ar LAnts said, and the general
frofrarn expanded to meet the
crowd of atudenta who will be ex
pected to attend.
FVr on the part of the commit
tee tbat only a few men would at
teiMl the program was allayed
when nearly 200 came to the mix
er. Mia Ash waa particularly well
pleased with the mixer and com
mended the atudenta for their co
operation and help.
Prof. A. it. Oongdon -has been
added to the faculty committee on
the mixers which also includes E.
W. Lantz, chairman Herbert Gish.
Marjorle Easterbrook. and Xliss
Ash, ex-officto.
MISS STAUSS NEW
ASSISTANT
Mis Hildegarde R. Stauss, A.
M.. will join the German depart
ment as assistant Instructor next
year, according to Prof. 'Laurence
Fonsler, departmental chairman.
DR. HOCHFOETER IN
BOULDER
Dr. Margaret Hochfoeter, assist
ant professor of German, is spend
ing: the summer with her parents
in Boulder, Colo.
TEACHERS TOUR EUROPE.
Miss Grace Morton, chairman of
the clothing department, and Miss
Bess Steele, chairman of the art
department, are taking an all
mmmrr tour of Europe.
WIMBLE AT COLUMBIA.
Prof. C L. Wimble of the col
lege ot pharmacy is attending Co
lumbia university this summer do
ing graduate work in the depart
ment of physics.
VACATION IN BLACK HILLS.
Lester Orfield. professor of law,
w ill spend July and August in the
Black Hills and will visit his par
ents at Minneapolis. Minn., during
the first half of September.
SERGEANTS VISIT TEXAS.
Sergeants Honvr D. Ferris and
Earl DeVaughn ; e speeding their
leaves of absence from military
vience in Texas.
GOES ON VACATION.
While Miss Maude Cbeuvront,
recrctarial assistant in the chem
istry department, is on her vaca
tion Miss Violet Wilder is taking
ner piae.
STATION
PUTT!
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t !oitil It liitulh;titn
Of Otnl Caitulo;; !u'4
Installation of three new card
catalog casea In the main library
baa been completed. Catalog li
brarians have been working con
stantly tlnce the end of the regu
lar term shifting the entire cata
loging ayatem. The new casea add
180 more drawers to the catalog
system.
.r Je y Y iinlierly,
..u Pound Pulilislicd
In the American Speech maga
nine for June. IDoO. appear articles
written by Prof. Lowry C Wlm
berly and Dr. Louise Pound of the
Nebraska department of English.
Dr. Pound reports on "Research
In American English.- Professor
Wimberly dlscussea 'The Aca
demic Style."
nosim; for news
With Grorg Dunn.
THE Indiana Student, paper at
the University of Indiana,, re
cently published some pointed par
agraphs worth reprinting:
There is nothing so pathetic in
the world than the senior who
tries to take the "college" with
him when he leaves.
Our definition of hard luck
would be no job in sight and IS
hours of flunk for a recommen
dation. While time weighs so heavily,
seniors might practice up on
balancing a mortar board for
several hours.
pAME of Iowa university athletes
has acquired an international
flavor if a request f:om Hungary
is any Indication.
From Budapest, one Albert R
Cluck, characterizing himself as
an ardent photograph collector,
has indicated a request for pic
tures of Iowa athletes.
Gluck writes, "Just now I have
the opportunity to learn the fa
mous results of athletic contests
held in your world-known univer
sity and I would esteem it be
yond measure to receive some
photographs of your wonderful
men."
As reward for his complimen
tary remarks, the continental
sportsman soon will own pictures
of a dozen recent Hawkeye stars,
including Willis Glassgow, Edward
Gordon, Henry Canby, Frank
CuheL Wentworth Lobdell, Forrest
Twogood, Charles Brookins. Leslie
Beers, George Baird and Aubrey
Devihe,
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Dr. A. F. Jennets. Dr. Willem Van Royen. Dr. M. A. B a toco.
These three men will be added to the faculty of the University
of Nebraska Sept. 1. Dr. Arthur F. Jennesa will be special adviser to
freshmen and instructor In psychology in the college of arts and
sciences; Dr. Willem Van Royen will be associated with the depart
ment of geography and will take up preliminary work at once; Dr.
Miguel A. Basoco will be assistant professor of mathematics.
None of the new faculty men waa born In the United States but
all have received much of their training in this country.
THE University of Washington
Dally at Seattle reports as fol
lows: The days of free drinks have
gone, but cigars went around
the Investment Analysis class
conducted by Prof. Carl Dakan.
of the Dusiness administration
yesterday because George G.
Franklin became the father of a
son.
In the midst of a regular class
session Don Morbcck arose to
offer congratulations to the
happy father who responded by
passing around a box of cigars,
one for each of the boys."
A SBURY college bids for the ti
ttle of the dryest school in the
world. The students of that in
stitution voted on May 24 in chapel
499 to 3 for strict enforcement of
the prohibition law. Thirty-seven
members of the college faculty
voted on the same question and
were unanimously for continuance
of prohibition. Asbury. which is
located at Wilmore, Ky, now
claims the honor of being the dry
est college in the United States.
In the last presidential elec
tion, the students voted almost
unanimously for Herbert Hoover
and at the same time gave a heavy
Three-Course Luncheon
TOURBaABisEHT
majority to the democratic candi
date for congress.
'TllE Indiana Daily iTtudcEt. effi-
clal newspaper of the Univer
sity of Indiana, Bloomington, has
summed up commencement week
in the following Biblical fashion:
the Book of Kings, to seniors.
i
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