WEEKLY SALEM CLASS
Excellent Work Is Produced
By Citizen Members
The popularity of the class in
color theory and design, effcred by
Noland B. Zane, assistant profes
sor of Architecture and Allied Arts,
in Salem one night a week, is at
tested by the fact that fifty stu
dents are enrolled in it.
A number of prominent people of
the state capital who are interested
in civic welfare and active in art
circles are taking the course, ac
cording to the University Exten
sion Division, under whose auspices
the course is given. Some conspicu
ously good work is being turned
out, it is reported.
The class meets on Thursday
evenings in the auditorium of the
Salem public library.
The group criticism plan is used
in the class, says Professor Zane. All
problems turned in are placed in
view of the group, so that each per
son has the advantage of seeing the
others’ work, and observing the
good and bad points. Members get
their assignments in class, but do
their study work at home, thus
leaving each class hour open for
lectures and demonstrations.
The course was first offered last
April and is now in its second term.
Although relatively a pioneer in the
Btudy group plan of art extension
work outside of Portland, the
course, Professor Zane feels, is a
success. A somewhat similar courso
in connection with playground ac
tivities and social work was intro
duced for a short time at Wcndling
by Victoria Avakian, instructor in
architecture and Allied Arts, ac
cording to Mary E. Kont, of tho
Extension Division.
CHARGE TO BE MADE
FOR N. S. F. CHECKS
A charge of 50 cents will be
made on all N. 8. F. checks cashed
at the Co-op store, hereafter, ac
cording to a decision of the board
of directors. A notice will bo sent
to the student who has cashed an
N. 8. F. chock, and ho may redeem
this by paying the amount plus
fifty cents. This system is used
at Stanford.
The charge is not mado to punish
the offense, but to cover tho ex
pense of collecting the money. From
throe to five hundred checks are
cashed at the store every day for
accommodation, and the directors
believo tho students should show
their appreciation of this by being
less careless in regard to the valid- I
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ALLEN MAKES INVESTIGATION
Dean Eric W. Allen, head of tho
school of journalism, is writing two
reports to be read at a meeting of
the American Association of Teach
ers of journalism at Columbia Uni
versity, New York City, December
28 to 31. Dean Allen is a member
of the Committee on Fraternities,
and the Committee on Salaries. He
will send his reports to New York
where another member of the Asso
ciation will read the papers to the
group.
DANCE TICKETS LIMITED
Only 500 tickets have been pro
vided for the annual Christmas
College Ball, which will be held in
the ball rooin of the Multnomah
hotel in Portland on the night after
Moroni Olsen Players
Present
“THE SHIP”
A DRAMA—BY ST. JOHN ERVINE
Friday, Dec. 11, at 8:15
ADVENTURE
RECREATION
INSPIRATION
“THE SHIP is all of these and much more; it is civi
lization, history, and that great mystery, love, in terms
of tense modern drama.”
PRICES: $1.50, $1.00 and 75 Cents
Box Office Opens Thursday at 10 O’clock
HEILIG THEATRE
Christmas Cakes
Date Nut, Angel Food, Devil’s Food and Moca Cake, all
doubly pleasing dressed up for holiday service.
Lunches That Savor of
Holiday Spirit
The next week you will sense a Christmas spirit in the
meals as well as the grille room service. Nothing old
or stale in the menus of these delightful lunches.
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Of the most exquisite kind at Eugene’s Newest Jewelry
Store. Our Policy, “Soil for cash and sell for less!”
Money won’t buy more at the price we give.
Prove it to your own satisfaction and for
your own benefit
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Prices Reasonable
Green’s Jewelry Store
22 EIGHTH AVENUE WEST
Christmas, according to the com
mittee in change.” Students on'the
campus are advised to buy their
tickets early, as the ballroom is
usually crowded for the holiday
dance. All plans for the ball are
progressing nicely, according to Im
ogene Lewis, general chairman.
LIBRARY STAFF DEPLETED
Mrs. Marian P. Watts, head ref
erence librarian and Marjorie My
ers, assistant reserve librarian, are
both suffering from bad colds and
were unable to report for work at
the library yesterday. Mrs. Oscar
Richards is taking the place of Miss
Myers during her absence.
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