Medical School
MEDICAL STUDENTS
FLOCK TD UNIVERSITY
HOIMING WEI
Failure to ObtainVacation Kills
Plan for Special Train
and Stunts
Portland, Nov. 24—(Special)—
Growing “Oregon Spirit” at the
medical school is indicated in the
way the medical students flocked
back to their alma mater during
Homecoming. Over 25 per cent of
the medical school students attended
the Homecoming program.
It had been planned during the
earlier part of the Homecoming
campaign to have the medical stu
dents go down in a body and have
them put on a special stunt as rep
resentative of themselves. In ac
cordance with these plans, a petition
was circulated and signed by the
entire student body, that the faculty
allow Friday and Saturday as holi
days so that no classes would be
missed. The petition was warranted
by the fact that a paper had previ
ously been passed around asking all
those who contemplated going to
Homecomong sign it- As approxi
mately forty names were thus ob
tained, a petition for a holiday was
deemed advisable.
I no petition, consequently, was
circulated and presented to the
faculty. They turned it down, but
through their spokesman, cryptically
remarked at the same time that
“25 per cent cuts were allowed.”
Nevertheless, the fear of cutting
classes and thus getting behind in
their work was sufficient of a de
terent to keep many from going who
otherwise would have gone.
But the seeds of a more uniform
medical school representation at
“Oregon” affairs have been sown,
and judging from this year, very
satisfactory results can be expected
next year.
Physiology Journal Club Started.
The department of physiology,
through its head Or. (\. E. Burget,
has started a physiology journal
dull an organization in the nature
of a seminar which meets once a
month.
The purpose of the club is to read
and discuss I he latest physiological
articles as they appear in current
publications. in this way the most
recent developments in physiological
science can be followed and added
to the general knowledge of those
partaking of minimum of effort and
t ime.
Those in the club are Dr. (1. E.
Burget, head of the department of
physiology, Dr. II. B. Torroy, head of
the work at Heed College, Mr. Itich
urd Montgomery, and Miss Mildred
McBride, who are doing research
work under Dr. Burget, and Messrs.
Homer Kush, Jack Montgomery and
Ira Mnnville who are assisting in the
depart meat.
Dr. Win. I1’. Allen, hoad of the de
partment of Neurology, has tenta
tive plans on foot for a similar or
ganization for the benefit of his ad
vaneed students. It is to be earn
estly hoped that his plans material
ize.
Journal Club Program.
Following is the program for the
first two sessions of the Physiology
Journal club:
Wednesday, Nov. If’, at 1:30 p.
m., in room 108 “Studies of the
adaptation of Man to Higher Alti
tudes,” by Sundstrom. leader, Miss
M, Pride. *
. 'eeember 12 -“Studies on the
Nervous Control of the Kidney in
Relation to Diuresis and Urinary Se
cretion.'’ by Marshall and Rolls.
I,eater, Mr. Memgo.uory.
Miss (lertrude Talbot, Reed rest
dent at Hendrick- hall, was a visitor
nr the medical school recently.
Coming, a big performance of the
wonderful old comedy, “Martin Chuz
. iewit," at the Eugene theatre, De
eember 12.
• Tie Nu announces the pledg- •
• ing of Louise Davis. •
I FOUR GAMES PLAYED
IN DOUGHNUT SERIES
(Continued from page 1)
•Theta Beta Phi Bachelordon
I Cofold. F.Benedict
Meade. F.Guldager
Claren. C.Wellington
Lorenz. G.Allen
Buren. G.Woods
Substitutes: Bates-Miller for Lor
enz. Field baskets: Bachlordon—
Guldager 2, Wellington 1, Allen 1;
Bates-Cofoid 1, Claren 1. Fouls con
verted, Claren 2.
HUNTINGTON TO USE FIRST
TEAM AGAINST M. A. A. C.
(Continued from page 1)
Old Stars Join Clubmen.
The club team, from all reports,
is stronger than it has been at
any time this year. They are out
to win from the varsity and will put
forth every effort to do so. Jack
: Layton, formerly of Montana, Gene
Murphy of Notre Dame, Barry and
Dorman, university of Washington,
and Bill Holden, ex-Oregon tackle,
are some of the stars that are in the
clubmen’s lineup. The team is much
stronger and in better condition than
I it was at the beginning of the sea
son on Kincaid field and should give
the varsity a hard game.
About 25 men will make the trip
accompanied by Coaches Huntington
and Spellman and Trainer Bill Hay
ward.
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OREGON’S HOPE OF PLAYING
IN PASADENA BRIGHTENS
(Continued from page 1)
If California wins, it means that
the decision will be made • between
Oregon and the southern eleven.
The Bears have lost but one contest,
that to W. S. C., in which they were
clearly outplayed. The O. A. C.
eleven came near tying the Californ
ians earlier in the season but finally
lost 21-14. Then California defeated
Stanford 14-10.
Oregon Wins All But One
Oregon, on the other hand, has
lost but one contest, that to W. S- C.
Although the varsity was defeated,
all the sport critics of the north
west admitted that the Cougars were
outplayed. Oregon scored more than
twice as much yardage as the north
easterners, but lost on the only break
of the game, a fumble on their own
20-yard line.
Washington defeated the Cougars
after losing to the varsity. In the
Oregon-Washington contest, 1{he
Washingtonians admitted that the
better team won. Oregon gained a
great deal more yardage than the
“Big Stickers’’ and earned her
touchdowns by real football.
Any way that the whole matter is
figured, Oregon has the edge. The;
only drawback is that no southernj
team has been met during the sea
son. This was through no fault of
the varsity, however, as a contest
was scheduled early in the year with
Stanford to be played on November
22. The Cardinals broke their con
tract in order to meet the “Golden ■
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Bear'’ on that date and left Oregon
without a game in the south. Effort
was also made to arrange a clash
with the California aggregation, but
Coach Andy Smith could not see it
that way.
Thanksgiving Game Factor
Whatever decision is made by the
Pasadena Board, Oregon will feel
that she is entitled to consideration
due to her record. The Thanksgiv
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Washington will be a great factor.
Should the two teams tie, Oregon
should have an undisputed claim,
whereas if either team wins it will
be a matter for later decision.
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