PSYCHOLOGY CLASSES
SHOW HEAVY GROWTH
Faculty and Students Are Engaged In
Various Kinds of Scientific
Research Work
Work in the psychology department
is progressing rapidly. There has been
a 25 per cent increase in the elementary,
classes and a 'Mi per cent increase in
laboratory classes this year. The labs1
oratory assistants are Thomas Cuts
fortli, who has been assistant two years,
and Florence Riddle, both graduates.
The undergraduate assistant is Cecil
McAlister.
Research is being carried on by I)r.
E. 8. Conklin, Dr. H. R. Crosland and
Dr. R. H. Wheeler and by five students.
Dr. Conklin is working on the ways
and means of getting scientific and ad
equate measurements of character
traits, lie has a paper prepared for
publication now and some of the pre
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liminary work of his research problem
is ready.
Or. Orosland is working on problems
in proof reading and the most common |
mistakes made in correcting proof. ^Ie|
has lately had an article in the Psy
cological Review.
Or, Wheeler is working on the ac
quisition of skill and the types and at
titude of mind working toward effi
/• i( ncy in control of muscular move?
ments* Ho has had a paper, “The De
velopment of Meaning," in the Amer
ican Journal of Psychology and is to
have one in the next issue of the Psy
cological Review.
O. A. C. TUMBLERS TO PERFORM.
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval-!
!is, Oct. 2C.—The studsnt tumbling team !
and a troupe of gymnastic dancers!
fioiii the department of physical educa-1
tion for women have been invited to
lake j art in the program of the Oregon
Health exposition in Prrtland October
:»f>. Btreruous practice for the tumb- j
ling has already been started under the (
direction of Coach “Bob” Hager.
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buying at the Co-op. It pays. Your
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number and have us put in on your
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amounts on cards. After June 1st the
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Here in the Co-op, just two minutes from classes, you can
mail your letters (every evening except Friday and Saturday
the mail goes down town at 8 o’clock), cash your checks, get
friendly advice and information. Has it ever occurred to you that
in this same Co-op you can invest a dollar in membership and
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