Courtesy of Register-Guard
CO-EDITORS
of iast week’s Sigma Delta Chi edition of the Emerald, Ted Bush, Mark Howard, and Charles Politz
are shown hard at work putting out what will probably be the last SDX issue for the duration. Due to
manpower shortage the three put out the entire paper by themselves.
Student Loan Need Drops
During {Fall Term Registration
Despite the fact that NYA assistance has been discontinued,
demand for loans through the student loan funds, has greatly
decreased, Virgil D. Earl, dean of inen, reports. The main rea
son for this decrease is the large salaried summer jobs avail
able and the big demand for students to work off the campus, he
said.
As an example of the decrease, on the registration days in
September, 1942, a total oi
$1,174.50 was loaned this year
$194.50 was loaned at registra
tion.
Loans are made to students
financially in need who have com
pleted one term at the Univer
sity and have a cumulative GPA
of at least 2 point. The service
charge for emergency loans, pay
able usually in 30 days, is 25
cents up to $10, and 50 cents for
all loans over $10. The interest
rate for long-term loans is 6 per
cent per year.
Procedure Explained
Men students who desire loans
apply directly to the dean of men
while women students must first
get approval from the dean of
women and then make applica
tion at the dean of men's office.
No security is required on short
term loans, but on long-term
loans the University requires the
signature of two responsible
property owners who must sub
mit evidence of their ability to
pay the note.
A significant collection of his
torical legal and economic mate
rial on the republics of Columbia
and Venezuela has just been ac
quired on the Berkeley campus
of the University of California.
A Real Hit
"CLAUDIA"
from the stage play of the
same name with
Dorothy McGuire
and Robert Young
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"My Sister Eileen"
* Rosalind Russell
Brian Aherne
Janet Blair
"ONLY ANGELS
HAVE WINGS"
Jean Arthur
Cary Grant
Make-up Pix Set
New students who have not
had their photographs taken
for University records will meet
in room 3, Johnson hall Wed
nesday between 3 and 5 p.m.
to have makeup photographs
taken.
Paint Job Colors 'O'
On Skinner's Butte
Oregon’s “O” on Skinner’s
butte was swept with a new
coat of paint Saturday as stu
dents sloshed the traditional
yellow paint job on with old
brooms.
Last year the painting was
prohibited by the army as a
war precaution.
Don Beardsley was in charge
of the painting and was as
sisted by the rally squad.
Phi Theta Upsilon
Elects New Officers
Election Of two new officers
for Phi Theta Upsilohy junior
women’s service hortOVary, was
held at a meeting Of the honor
ary last week in the Sigma Kap
pa house.
Joan Dolph was elected as
vice-president and Arliss Boone
as treasurer.
CAMPUS
CALENDAR
Master Dance will hold a meet
ing in Gerlinger hall at 7:30 Wed
nesday night.
Delta Phi Alpha, German hon
orary, will meet Wednesday eve
ning in the seminar room of
Friendly hall at 7:15.
Men Outnumber
Women - - In Pill
Palace Only
The infirmary is one place on
the campus where men outnum
ber women. Eight men and six
women are now residing within
!the pill palace’s walls. The male
population includes Bill Lindley,
junior in journalism; John Bev
erly, Charles Norris, William
Sands, Robert Korach and John
Koslick, engineer students; El
lery Pimental, language student;
and Lawrence Lauderdals, an air
corps man.
Lora Case, Betty Marie Combs,
Mary DeGrace, Pat Farrell, Jean
Krebs, and "Doris Lee Riley make
up the female population.
The University of Pittsburgh,
oldest chartered institution of
higher learning west of the Alle
ghenies and north of the Ohio
river, was founded in 1787 as the
Pittsburgh academy. In 1819, the
school received a second charter
under the name, Western Univer
sity of Pennsylvania. In 1908, the
University received its present
name.
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City Desk Staff:
Marjorie Young, city editor
Paf Percival
Gloria Kelly
Art Rice
Gloria Malloy
Abie Druskin
Norris Yates
Night Staff:
Henry Tobey,
Eugene Bird,
Co-night editors
Maryann Howard
Jean Lawrence
Pat Maloney
Irvin Webb
Molly Connell
Oops, Emerald Errs
An error was made in Tues
day’s Emerald,, naming Beverly
Goetz as chairman of the blood
bank committee of the campus
war board rather than Beverly
Padgham.
UO Microfilming *
Grads’ Records ‘ ^
Official academic records of
members of the graduating class
es are being microfilmed by the
registrar’s office, Clifford L.
Constance, assistant registrar,
said Tuesday. Pictures are now
being taken of the records for the
class of 1904.
Part of a project for the pres
ervation of all University rec
ords, the films are stored in the
storage vault of the library. A
film approximately four inches
square and one and a half inches
thick contains the records of
complete present day class, Mr?
Constance said. Almost two years
of work has already been put in
on this project.
The camera being used was
made by Mr. J. W. Teter, mana
ger of the University photography
bureau.
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