Oral Tests Start Tuesday and
Last Until June 15*
ELEVEN AS CANDIDATES
Committees Are Appointed;
Schedule Published.
Eleven ore taking the oral examinations
for a master’s degree, which started
Tuesday and will continue until June ir>.
The work for a degree requires this ex
amination in addition to the thesis which
is handed in by each applicant.
The student must file three copies of
his thesis at least a week prior to the
time set for the examination. All are
required to take this oral examination,
which lasts for two hours. There is a
committee of five or six faculty mem
bers appointed to examine each student,
and he must appear before this board and
answer any questions they may choose
to ask him. The examinations are open
to the public and anyone interested in
them is invited to attend.
The examination schedule is as fol
lows:
May 31.—Vivian Kellems, major in
economics, at 3 p. m., in room 37 library.
The examination committee is Dr. Gil
bert. Professor Cameron. Dr. Conklin.
Dr. Wheeler, Professor Bass, Dean Bob
bins. Thesis: “Workmen’s Compensa
tion in Oregon.”
June 1.—Verne R. McDougle, major
in business administration, at 3 p. m., in
room 22, Commerce. Examination eom
committee, P. .T. Bolitho, Dean Hale,
Dean Robbins. Dr. Gilbert. Thesis ^“Ac
counting for Scrap-; Defective Work and
By-Products.”
Juno 0.—Mary IT. Chambers, major in
zoology, at 1:30 p. m., in room 32 Dearly.
Examination committee, Dr. Torrey, Dr.
Bovard, Prof. Sweetser, Dr. Shinn, Dr.
Boynton. Thesis: “Effect of Lowering
the Metabolic Rate in the Developing
Eggs of the Steel-head Trout.”
.Tune 7.—Jessamine McGloin, major in
sociology, at 3 p. m„ in room 34, Li
brary. Examination committee. Dr. Gil
bert. Professor Bass, Dr. Parsons, Dean
Robbins, Dean Young, Dr. Barnett.
Thesis: “The Socialized State.”
.Tune 7.—Andrew Fish, major in his
tory, at 5 p. m., in room 30, Library. Ex
amaination committee. Dr. R. C. Clark.
Professor Barnes, Dean Young, Dean
Sheldon, Professor Howe. Thesis: “The
Struggle for San Juan Island.”
June 0.—Charles Reynolds, major in
education, at 1:30 p. m., in room 2, edu
cation building. Examination committee,
Dr. Sheldon, Dr. Gregory, Dt. Rebec.
Dr. Parsons, Dr. Young, Dr. R. C.
Clark. Thesis: “The History of Private
Secondary Schools in the City of Port
land.”
June 0.—Ruth Montgomery, major in
education, at 3:30 p. m.. in room 2, edu
cation building. Examination committee,
Dr. DeBusk. Dr. Gregory, Dr. Sheldon.
Dr. Parsons, Dr. Young. Dr. Wheeler.
Thesis: “A Study of the Distribution of
Mental Ability in Two Standard High
Schools.”
•Tune 10.—Mary A. Hogan, major in
psychology, at 3 p. in., in room 30, Mc
Clure. Examination committee , Dr.
Conklin, Dr. Wheeler, Dr. Crosland, Dr.
DeBusk, Dr. Sheldon. Professor Mary
Watson. Thesis: “A Preliminary Stan
dardization of a Group Test for Steno
graphers and Typists.”
June 14.—Read Bain, major in sociol
ogy. at 3 p. m.. in room 34, library. Ex
hrii/'prsiA/9forist’s
On the Commencement Pay
let the threshold of her life
be strewn with flowers
They will add a touch of
charm to her costume and
one little rose may be laid
away—perhaps in tha hope
chest, and you’ll never know
the secret of it until some
time has flown. Buy her
flowers—-it’s a most pleas
iug thing to do.
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row Vice-President.
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Home Concert
Operatic selections
Vocal and Instrumental Solos
Six Jovial Jazz Boys.
University Orchestra
EUGENE THEATRE,-Friday, June 3,1921
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Have You Tried Our Club Break fas
(Order by Number)
Number 1.
Half Grape Fruit
or Sliced Orange
Cereal, toast, coffee
40c
Number 2.
Stewed Prunes
Cereal
(2) wheat calces
toast, coffee
40c
Number
Side of Ham or Bacon
(2) wheat cakes
Coffee
35c
Number 7.
Omelette
(2) wheat calces
Coffee
40c
Number 4.
Ham and (!) Egg
(2) wheat cakes
Coffee
40c
Number 5.
Bacon and (1) Egg
(2) wheat cakes
Coffee
40c
Number 0.
Breakfast Steak
Toast
Coffee
50c ’ .
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