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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1947)
Journalism Group To Hear Leeper Dr. Robert W. Leeper, associate professor of psychology, will speak before the men’s professional jour nalism fraternity, Sigma Delta Chi, today at 4 p.m. in room 105 journal ism building. He is the first of a series of speakers who will be invited to talk at coming meetings. The purpose of the talks is to promote greater mu tual understanding and coopera tion between journalism and other professional fields. Dr. Leeper will speak on the re lation between psychology and jour nalism. He has received in advance some questions which members wish to have answered, and will lead discussions along these lines. “No doubt other questions will arise during the talk as psychology in journalism is becoming an in creasingly pertinent subject for journalists,” Dr. Leeper said Wed nesday. SERVE FISH and SEA FOODS FREQUENTLY Please order early for Friday Delivery NEWMAN'S ' FISH MARKET 39 E. Brdy. Phone 2309 Soon Those Glorious Spring Days Will Be Here! Capture excit ing events with pictures on Genuine Eastman Film JACK LAMB FILM SHOP 698 Willamette Phone 535 Student Show Hits Air Today Three student-produced pro grams released through radio sta tion KOAC in Corvallis from stu dios located on the University campus will be aired today from 4 to 5 p. m. with an all-student par ticipation. A half-hour psychological drama opens the hour under the direction of Lloyd Domaschofslty, sophomore in liberal arts. The play is an adaptation of Wilbur Daniel Steele’s “Luck” and tells the story of a suicide. Featured in the cast are Keith Cockburn, freshman in liberal arts, Dick Rayburn, freshman in journalism, Helen Nelson, sophomore in busi ness administration, Ed Lyons, John H. MacDonald, junior in law, Marie DiLoreto, sophomore in liberal arts, and Harry White, sophomore in liberal arts. Dr. Kenneth Scott Wood, as sistant professor of speech and drama, and director of the Uni versity Speech Correction and Hearing clinic will be interviewed during the fifteen-minute Campus Interviews program by producer Shirley Peters, junior in journal ism, concerning the work done by the clinic in aiding persons who have speech defects and impedi ments. The 4:45 to 5:00 spot will be filled by a popular music program produced by John Tasnady, sopho more in journalism, and featuring Bob Weber, freshman in journal ism who will present a program of “piano populars” including Twilight Time and Begin the Be guine as well as an original Weber Boogie and his own interpreta tion of Rhapsody in Blue. An nouncing will be Dick Shelton, junior in journalism. H. G. Leach to Lecture On Nordic Democracy Henry Goddard Leach, president of the America n-Scandinavian foundation, will give his second lecture at the University tonight when he speaks on “Scandinavian versus American Democracy” at 7:30 p. m. in 207 Chapman hall. Dr. Leach spent the spring of 1946 studying the revival of the democratic institutions of the Scandinavian countries after the war. Business Staff: Day Manager: Bob Chaney Layout Manager: Shirley Gilbert Layout Staff: Robert Zeller Shirley Pease Solicitors: Bob Kerr Barbara Kafoury Marilyn Turner Circulation Mgr.: Ann Hite Typist: Jeanne Macaulay PIANOS TUNED and Repaired Phone 35 ROLEX and service wrist watches to sell or trade for portable typewriter. Call 2707. Howard. 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