HENDRICKS HALL AND
DELTA DELTA DELTA
LEAD DEBATE SERIES
Each Scores Seven of Possibh
Eight; Five Teams Tied for
Third Place
Delta Delta Delta and Hendricks
Hall lead in the women's intramura
debate series with seven points each
out of a possible eight. The firsl
rounds wc*~e held Tuesday evening
and the second series are being helc
this evening, with all teams entered
except that of Kappa Alpha Theta
which dropped out before the series
began.
In the awarding of points each
judge’s decision counts for one poinl
and the contest decision counts one
point. It is thus possible to gain
eight points with a unanimous de
cision for both affirmative and neg
ative sides of a team.
The team standings in the con
test are as follows:
Delta Delta Delta, 7; Hendricks
Hall, 7; Sigma Delta Phi, 4; Thach
er annex, 4; Alpha Delta, 4; Kappa
Kappq Gamma, 4; Oregon Club, 4;
Delta Gamma, 3; Chi Omega, 2;
Alphi Phi, 1.
The judges’ decisions were as fol
lows:
Thacher annex, affirmative, 1, vs.
Sigma Delta Phi, negative, 2; Ore
gon Club, affirmative, 1, vs. Thacher
annex, negative, 2; Hendricks Hall,
affirmative, 2, vs. Alpha Phi, nega
tive, 1; Alpha Phi, affirmative, 0,
vs. Hendricks Hall, negative, 3;
Sigma Delta Phi, affirmative, I, vs.
Delta Delta Delta, negative, 2; Alpha
Delta affirmative, 3, vs. Delta Gam
ma, negative, 0; Delta Delta Delta,
affirmative, 3; vs. Alpha Delta, neg
ative, 0; Kappa Kappa Gamma, af
firmative, 3, vs. Chi Omega, nega
tive, 1; Delta Gamma .affirmative, 2,
vs. Kappa Kappa Gamma, negative,
1; Chi Omega, affirmative, 1 vs. Ore
gon Club, negative, 2.
WOMEN LIVE MOKE
CHEAPLY THAN MEN
(Continued trom page 1)
At Hendricks hall and its annexes
$28 for four weeks, or an even $1
a day is charged, which includes
board, room and laundry of bed room
linens. Three years ago, before the
establishment of Hendricks hall,
Mary Spiller hall was in use and the
residents of this house paid $20
a month of four weeks. One hund
red and sixty girls are accommodated
at Hendricks hull.
Lives on $25 a Month
Instances of girls living in private
families or batching are not quite so
numerous as they were a few years
ago, since it has been found that
very little can be saved during the
present conditions. Notwithstanding
there are a few who prefer to live
alone and who are succeeding very
well with this arrangement. One
girl who earns her board and room
in a private home says that her ex
penses are about $225 a year, or
$25 a month. This includes cloth
ing, books and registration fees, and
is remarkably low considering the
present cost of living. In nearly
every other instance where students
are hoarding outside of the frater
nities or dormitories the expenses
run higher, since it is not the pur
pose of either of the former to make
anything above bare expenses.
Another girl, who keeps house for
her two smaller sisters and goes to
school also, estimates that her share
of the expenses in running their
little household is about $40 a month
including all of her expenses with
the exception of clothing. The same
girl, when a freshman living in the
dormitory lived for $200, which in
cluded e very thine except clothing.
laving at Home Expensive
One girl, living at home, after a
careful consideration of her expenses
came to the conclusion that she was
spending between $F>.rt and $00 on
an average during the year. How
ever, this included an increased out
lay for clothing this year which slu
purchased at the beginning of tin
school year. Her expenses, she be
lieves, will amount to $550 this year
This amount may seem large U
many, but when it is considered thal
the price of clothing has advancer
so greatly it can be seen that it is
not out of proportion nor exagger
ated.
During her freshman year in col
lege one girl and her sister bached
living in a tent, for which they pair:
no rent. They have estimated that
their expenses together amounted t(
about $18 or $20 a month. The
same year many other students bach
ed and figures prepared show tha
some lived on as small an amoun
as $0 a month for board. Other:
I spent as much as $12. The sam<
| girl mentioned now lives at one o:
the dormitories and spends $35 i
month without counting clothing.
Recreation and other pleasure:
’ have also increased and the average
has been hard to determine- Manj
girls, paying from $28 to $33 i
month for board and room, manage
very well on $40 a month, while
; others, whose board is less, are ir
'some instances living on $35. Ir
very few cases, although there arc
! some girls receiving more than -50
| a month for their general living ex
penses.
CAPTAINS APPOINTED
IN R.O.T.C.SPORTS
MILITARY COMPANIES TO HOLD
MEET IN FOUR BRANCHES
OF ATHLETICS
Captains of the different teams,
to take charge of the military ath
letic contests to be staged between
the R. O. T. C. companies, beginning
next week, have been selected. Four
classes of contests are included on
the schedule which is being prepared
by Bill Hayward, basketball, base
ball, boxing and track.
Preliminary try-outs and practices
will be held by the different com
pany teams the latter {>art of this
week. The captains for the different
companies are:
Company A—Basketball, Marc
Latham; baseball, Francis Beller,
track, Elston Ireland; boxing, Wes
ley Frater.
Company B—Basketball, Roy Vea
tch; baseball, Richard Shim; track,
Russel Meyers; boxing, Thomas Tuve.
Company C—'Basketball, James
Say; baseball, Wm. Collins; track,
Glen Walkley; boxing, Earl Clark.
Company D—Basketball, Ray F
Mooers; baseball, John Booker; track
Richard Sunderleaf; boxing, Ed B.
Twining.
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SISTER OF DEAN FOX
!i TO TEACH AT OREGON
Will Instruct Esthetic Dancing and
; Physical Education Classes at
: Summer School
, Anna Stewart Fox, sister of Dean
i Fox, is to be one of the instructors in
'physical education in the summer
11 school this year. She will have a
’ class in esthetic and interpretative
i dancing, and will also instruct in the
I giving 0f pageants and other special
ized forms of physical education, ac
cording to Miss Mabel Cummings, di
rector of the physical education for
THE thought upper
most in our minds is
to impress on every car
owner that our applica
tion of the Willard Serivce
and Adjustment Policies
leaves out no point
necessary to complete
battery satisfaction,
whether it is to be found
in any printed state
ment or not.
All Students £ University
Are Moat Cordially Invited to Attend a
Benefit Dance
Given Under the Auspices of the
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of the AMERICAN LEGION
ARMORY,
THURS., FEB. 12
8:30 P. M.
GENTLEMEN—
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LADIES—10c war tax
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women. Possibly toward the end oi
the term a pageant will be given un
der the direction of Miss Fox, who
is now teaching in the Dugan Hills
school, a private schol on Staten Is
land, New York.
Miss Fox expects to come to Ore
gon by way of California, and will
be met in one of the southern Oregon
towns, possibly Grants Pass, by Dean
Fox and together they will visit Crat
er Lake. Miss Fox will spend the
summer on the coast and return to
: the Dugan Hills school in time for
j the beginning of the fall term.
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