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LIMIT SET AT 50.
Professor C. C. Jeremiah, instructor
in the ordnance stores courso being
given by the School of Commerce un
der auspices of the War Department,
has been authorized to limit his sec
ond class to 50 men—the same as the
first class.
The second class will begin Its
course on the campus Monday, No
vember 19. It will conclude at the end
of tho year.
“Genius is a gift from the gods. It is the ins
piration that drives on toward an ideal. It is this
thing that makes our U. of O. the great college
that it is.’’
A similar spirit moves us. It is
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FISH, CHICKENS, EGGS AND NUTS
URGED AS SUBSTITUTES IN
CAMPAIGN TO AID
ALLIES.
“Try New Dishes,” Says Household
Expet, “And You'll be Sur prised
How Good Some Are.”
“The idea of the food conservation
campaign,” said Miss Lilian Tingle,
head of the household arts depart
ment, “is not to save money, but to
save certain foods that are needed
by our allies. Often the substitute.!
cost more than the foods we are asked
to give up.” It is for this reason that
the campaign is waged most intense
ly among the more well-to-do class,
she says,' because they can better af
ford t!ie substitutions.
From her study of the food situation.
Miss Tingle has formulated the fol
lowing principles:
Waste Nothing.
Avoid using as much as possible tlie
foods wo must export to our allies.
Save every scrap of food.
Cook meats so as to save fats. Do
not serve meats on a dish that is cov
ered with fat.
Use fish in some form every day.
Eat chickens and eggs instead of!
beef and mutton. I
Use nuts instead of meat. They:
have the same food values and will
not be used for the soldiers.
Use oleomargarine for cooking. It
is as nutritious as butter.
Do not waste a drop of milk. Make
cottage cheese of the sour milk.
Eat local vegetables* and thus save
cost of transportation. If you #ant
another slice of bfread, eat another po
tato.
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Eat Less Sugar.
Cut your sugar consumption in half.
Most People eat twice as much su
gar as they need. Instead of sugar
eat sweet fruits, such as dates and
figs.
In the matter of substitutions, some
knowledge of food values is necessary,
says Miss Tingle. Unwise substitu
tions may result in underfeeding or
malnutrition. ,
•‘It is a question of widening our
tastes,” said Miss Tingle. “We must
know our foods and use them. When
we learn hrw many good things there
are that we do not use, we will be
easier to cook for, easier to entertain,
i and easier to please. Don’t be afraid
of a new dish because it is new. Try
it #nce.
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Miss Etta Taylor, of North Bend,
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the week-end.
SLOUCHY COLLEGE MEN
LOSE CHANCES IN ARMY
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ficed. Only by the possession of the
qualities referred to does one become
a natural leader. At Camp Funston
we must train leaders.”
Unable to Articulate Clearly.
A great number of men have failed,
says Blayney, because of their ina
bility to articulate clearly, and many
men were turned down simply because
they could not get their otherwise ex
cellent abilities “across” to the men
beneath them. This could be over
come, he believes, by the proper train
ing during the formative periods of
life.
“Many men fail to measure up to
the requirements set for our Officers’
Reserve because they have not been
trained to appreciate the importance
of accuracy in thinking. Too many
schools are satisfied with an approx
imate answer to a question.
Insistence upon 'decision in thought
and expression must never be lost
sight of.The form of the
oral answer in our schools should be
made an important consideration in
instruction.”
Military Attitude Urged.
A correct military attitude at all
times is urged as the proper way to
secure military bearing, Blayney
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Adults lie Children 10c
writes, because as soon as the most
of the men “fall out” they drop into
I their ordinary mode of walking.
“As a last important element that
| seems to me has been lacking in the
| moral and mental makeup of some of
our students here is the character
; istic of grit,” he writes. “Not that
they would have proved cowardly in
| battle, necessarily, but some have ex
hibited a tendency to throw up the
sponge upon the administration of a
severe rebuke or criticism. Their
‘feelings have been hurt’ and they ‘re
' sign.’ They have never been taught
the true spirit of subordination. They
are not ready for the rough edges of
life.
Keep Eyes on Goal.
"The true training school should en
deavor to inculcate that indomitable
i spirit that enables one to get out of
self, to keep one’s eyes fixed upon the
goal rather than upon the roughness
of the path, to realize that one una
ble to rise above the hard knocks of
discipline cannot hope to face with
equanimity the tremendous responsi
bilities o% the officer under modern
conditions of warfare. This ideal of
grit belongs to the school room as
well as upon the campus.”
Copyright 1917
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