Pi Lambda Theta
Tells Fall Schedule
Pi Lambda Theta, women'* edu
cation honorary, has announced its
schedule of meetings and activities
for: the fall term.
Sunday the honorary will give a
tea in the alumni lounge of Gerlin
get hall to meet possible new mem
bers.'
A business meeting will he held
November 14 to elect new members
and to consider other items of busi
ness. The speaker will be the dean
ot women from Oregon Stall col
lege. The meeting place wit! be ar
ranged later.
Initiation on December 7 will
take place in Gerlinger hail. The
time and place of the dinner to be
held at the same will be announced
later.
To open their activities for the
term-, Pi Lambda Theta held a busi
ness meeting Thursday in the edu
cation building to nominate candi
dates for membership.
Cal Seeks First Win
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Fullback Tim Main, benched for the
Washington game, ready to go.
Coach Frank Wickhorsl. visibly
disappointed with the Bears' per
formance against Washington, em
phasized tackling practice early this
week and then concent rated on
means of putting power into the
running attack.
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Sigma. Alpha Mu came thiough in
the final plays of their third game
to edge a scrappy Omega hall Learn
12-15, 15-2 and 15-13. Omega, hall,
fielding only five men, and led by
fiery Cliff .lames, kept tin Greeks
on their toes throughout the con
test.
The remaining two contests saw
Sigma Nu overpower Veteran’s
Dorm “C " 15-8 and 35-4. and ATO
pull tin curtains on an inexperi
enced Vet’s “A" team, smacking
them id-3 and 15-5.
Villard won over Veterans Dorm
“D” by forfeit when they failed to
appear.
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Theft Causes Concern
In University Libe
Library officials have expressed
concern over the fact that several
articles and even pages of the news
papers in the newspaper room, have
disappeared. The offenses ar? be
coming serious, for the University
library contains one of the most
complete collections of Oregon
papers published since 1900.
To quote an extract from the
Oregon Laws, anyone found guilty
of this practice “shall be punished
by a fine of not less than $5, nor
more than $500, or by imprisonment
not exceeding six months.”
Vet’s GPA
Over Civilian
Derived from 139 cumulative
survey reports of individual cases,
taken last week by the campus
Veteran's Administration office,
the average veteran shows a higher
GPA average than the civilian stu
dent!
Dr. Leona Tyler, assistant pro
fessor of psychology, and head of
the veteran’s research administra
tion, has completed a survey taken
from the psychological tests of
fered by the VA to GI’s in need
of help.
Better Grades
“The veterans are getting better
grades," said Dr. Tyler, who ex
plains that maturity and motiva
tion caused by the war has been
conductive to study.
Test results show that over two
thirds have achieved more than 22
points of grade point average. The
average prep deciles were two per
cent lower than the freshman aver
age. All college scores show the
average veteran to be above aver
age in University work.
Method Explained
Methods in determining these
results were taken from high school
deciles, the Ohio test scores, and the
first term average G. P. A. of all
freshmen. Then a group of veter
ans was singled out, and an indi
vidual equation was determined for
each of them. Then the G. P. A.
which each man actually made was
compared with the one which was
predicted for him.
The survey was taken to throw
light on the question of whether
or not the veteran would be be
hind in college work.
Prediction Made
Results now show that greater
achievements for veterans are pre
dicted, according to Dr. Tyler.
Dr. Tyler states that although
the general attitude of the veter
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ans was that they were less likely
to do well than average, the serious
attitude and mature motivation of
these men tended to produce college
work of better quality than one or
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Announce Name Change
Ginnie Skow, Alpha Gamma Del
ta, has legally changed her name to
Ginnie Dryden. She was adopted by
her step-father this summer and
has assumed his name:
Bruins Wallop
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aspirations, other than for morale
building purposes.
Wedemeyer tossed two touch
down passes of 48 and 23 yards to
end Henry Vangieson, but other
wise was well bottled up by the
big Bruin forwards.
It is estimated that college en
rollments may reach 2,000,000 by
1950.
A-Bomb Pictures
Due November 12
Jack De Ment, Portland research
scientist, will show motion pictures
of the Atom Bomb test which he
took at Bikini Atoll this summer
while he was a naval research ex
perimenter. They will be shown in
Chapman hall, November 12 at
eight o’clock. The combined lec
ture-picture review is being spon
sored by the Condon club and the
Eugene Mineral society.
Dr. Warren D. Smith, geology
department head, said the pictures
will show :he actual dropping of
bombs and their effects. Taken into
consideration during the lecture,
will be the various scientific as
pects which the scientists hope to
discover.
Dr. De Ment was engaged in im
portant scientific secret work for
the navy during the war.
Dr. De Ment is an authority on
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