Dr. Moore Elected
To Faculty Board
Dr. E. H. Moore, head of the so
ciology department, was elected
a member of the faculty advisory
council at the faculty meeting
.Wednesday. Dr. Moore succeeds
Acting President Orlando J. Hollis,
who will be ex-officio president of
the advisory council.
: In a report on the exact enroll
ment at the University as of Jan
uary 15, Mr. Hollis stated that there
are now 1668 students of whom 366
are men. At that time last year
there were 2579 students. Men’s
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enrollment is down 74 per cent,
while 11 per cent more women are
enrolled, 1302 as compared to last
year’s figure of 1174.
Acting President Hollis also an
nounced that a campus calendar
bureau will be conducted in Dean
Onthank’s office as a service to fac
ulty, thereby preventing duplica
tion of important events.
14 Patients Enrolled
On Infirmary Roster
Down again was the infirmary
patient roster, as only 14 civilian
and soldier students, compared to
20 Wednesday, were making use of
facilities there Thursday. Of this
number only three are civilians:
Mary Telles, Dorothy McLane, and
Jerry Bercovitz.
GI patients are: Co. A, William
McKinley, Lawrence Mulvaney,
Charles Bruneau, and Robert Hall;
Co. B, George Reihmer; Co. C, Don
Dixon and Helmer Swensen; Co. D,
James Thayer and William McKe
vitt; and air corps, Michael Sys'o
and Lyle Larson.
Released Thursday were: Saul
Katz, John Cisek, Harold Knight,
Emanuel Plafkin, and Charles Flied
erbaum.
Fifty Coeds Help
(Continued from payc one)
monthly. Thursday afternoon she
met with freshmen pre-nursing
students. In addition she expects
to be here next week for individual
conferences with her students.
_ikes, Dislikes
(Continued from page one)
Miss Tyler believes that “ . . .
nore important than any of these
s the fact that we have reached
i position from which we can an
ilyze more clearly what we are
rttempting to measure and what
ivc can reasonably expect to ac
•omplisii by such measurements.”
She added that the fundamental
rspect of human life with which
nersonality evaluation must be con
cerned is motivation rather than
specific habits or superficial traits.
Moreover, Miss Tyler believes that
there is a difference between the
lirection of any personality trend,
positive or negative, and its
strength.
There is a need for further re
search in two areas, according to
Miss Tyler, first, the present tech
nique for the measurement of per
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Cover-Girl Finalists
Finalists in the Emerald cover
girl contest will be presented at
the Military Ball in McArthur court
Saturday night. The finalists and
the winner will be picked tonight
at 9:30 in the men’s lounge, Ger
linger hall. Girls should wear short
silks.
The name of the girl whose pic
ture will cover the entire front page
| of the spring edition of the Em
| erald will not be announced until
j February 18 when the edition is
published. The other five finalists
will have fashion picture^ in that
issue.
Susan Vilas, freshman in liberal
| arts, will be the Pi Beta Phi candi
I date instead of Marianne Lynch as
previously announced.
sonality directions must be revised
and improved; second, systematic
technique for assessing the strength
of these tendencies must be work
ed out.
Northwestern university’s first
five football teams were coached by
their captains, and the first salaried
Wildcat coach was a player.
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