Cressman Receives Guggenheim Fellowship
Prize Presented
For Excavation
Achievements
L. S. Cressman
Will Continue
Culture Inquiry
By MILDRED WILSON
Dr. Luther S. Cressman, head
of the anthropology department,
has been awarded one of the cov
eted Guggenheim fellowships, it
was revealed Monday. His work
will be an investigation of the
relation of the south central Ore
gon cultures to those of the
Southwest.
“Naturally, I feel pretty good,”
Dr. Cressman answered when
asked how he felt about the fel
lowship. He explained that it had
grown out of the excavation
work he has been doing the last
few summers in eastern Oregon.
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Examinations for
Assistant Slated
Examinations for the posi
tion of student personnel as
sistant have been announced
by the California state employ
ment office, Miss Janet Smith,
employment secretary, report
ed last night. Applications
must be in the mail not later
than midnight April 10.
Those interested should get
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office at once, Miss Smith
stressed. The position is not
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Open to seniors and under
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According to Dr. Cressman,
the material found did not fit in
with the traditional theory of
what we ought to have out here
in that it indicated a culture of
not less than 4,000 years and
possibly not less than 10,000
years. He will attempt to find
whether the material is related
to the south or to the north and
what the sequences are.
In his year’s work, which be
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Glenn Hasselrooth, winner of
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English and adviser to the group.
Also announced were names of
nine pledges to the society. In
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they will wear the traditional
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