Reporting Classes
Hear Farm Editor
.T. S. Russell, for 21 years farm ed
itor of the Des Moines Register
Tribune, spoke to members of Dean
George Turnbull’s and Warren C.
Frice’s reporting classes Monday.
Russell said that he disliked the
prevalent practices of calling a
press conference, handing out news
releases, or granting interviews
when a news source has some news.
“News is where you find it, and
;it belongs to the fellow who digs it
t o,” Russell said.
He explained that no matter what
specialized field in which a jour
nalist is planning to enter, he needs
n good background in the funda
mentals contained in reporting. He
particularly emphasized the need
for accuracy.
• Work on a weekly newspaper
gives a good background since
workers on a small paper gain ex
perience in many fields, Russell
Jfeaid.
CAMPUS
CALENDAR
Wesley house jive night from 9
to 10:30 p.m.
One World club meeting at 7:30
p.m. in the YMCA. Speaker: Roy
Francis: “Why World Federation
Can't Last.”
Westminster house Bible study
plass from 9:30 to 10 p.m. Dr. Har
ps, leader.
Ski team picture at 3 p.m. at Ore
gana office, McArthur court.
iDelta Gamma Requests
Girls to Meet at House
The following girls are requested
to be at the Delta Gamma house at
(5:00 today: Tiny Queen, Dorothy
V/onderly, Margie Harrison, Nor
jma Gross, Muriel Kehrli, Anita
Jackson, Anne McGeorge, Marilyn
ttinz, Nadene Robertson, June
Johnson, Joan Jacobberger, Janet
Kirk, Phyllis Lehman, Ailsa Bynon,
Joan Flier, Joanne Utz, Veda Nich
p's, Anita Fernandez, Sallie Tfm
tc.ens, Joan Kronsteiner, Emily Au
tenrieth, Joan Cote, Peggy Powell,
Janet Feenaughty, Jackie Tetz,
parlene Marlton, Meredith Nichols,
Kay Baird, Jo Bjelland, and Sue
Michel.
St. Helen's Hall Delegate
To Represent Red Cross
Barbara Needham, delegate to
the Northwest College Red Cross
Unit conference from St. Helen's
Hall junior college in Portland
was elected at Sunday's general
session to represent the North
host Red Cross at the Pacific
Northwest college conference at
Reed college in April, according
t > Mary Anne Hansen, conference
publicity chairman.
The conference delegates voted
to consider the appointment of a
Student to represent the Pacific
Northwest area at the American
Red Cross national conference at
Cleveland, Ohio in June.
V/AA Slates Fun Night
A fun night for both girls and
Jrnen will be sponsored by the Wom
en's Athletic association Thursday
hc Gerlinger hall from 7 to 10 p.m.,
Betty Ingebritson, general chair
man, announced.
Among the entertainment to be
provided will be volleyball, badmin
ton, ping pong, square dancing, and
folk dancing.
Committee chairmen include
Thelma Chaney, Jackie Bogan, and
Genevieve Siskey.
Students planning to play bad
minton are requested to bring their
own racquets since they will not be
furnished.
Symposium Theme Told
“Labor - Management - Govern
ment” will be the subject of a sym
posium group on their tour this
week. The team will be comprised
of James Gilbertson, freshman in
busniess; William Boyer, sopho
mf-re in business.
Included in the tour will be Oak
ridge high school today: Chiloquin
high school and Bonanza high
school tomorrow; and Klamath
Falls high school, Klamath Falls
Kiwanis and Rotary, Merrill high
school, and Henley high school Fri
day.
Trophies Awarded
For 'Dads’ Activity
More than 500 dads visited the
University campus during the re
cent Dads’ Weekend, Bob Wallace,
general chairman, announced. Of
that number 448 were officially reg
istered.
First place trophy for percentage
of dads attending went to Delta
Delta Delta, and Sigma Alpha Ep
silon was awarded second place.
Sherry Ross and Omega hall tied
for first place in the trophy given
to the house with the largest per
centage of dads of freshmen at
tending.
Campus cleanup prize was award
ed to Kappa Kappa Gamma and
Sigma Phi Epsilon.
"Beauty to Burn' Motto
For Pulchritude Contest
Beauty to burn and husky
publicity men are all in order
as the big Emerald sportside
search for the University’s No.
1 beauty gets underway.
The sportside, not content
with entering “just any beauty”
in the Emerald cover girl con
.test, is conducting its own sur
vey so that Eugene sports lov
ers will be assured an outstand
ing representative at the Satur
day night McArthur court fi
nals.
Announcement of the sport
side candidate will be made late
Thursday night following the
elaborate survey. Campus beau
ties are being sponsored by
the various athletic teams with
huge, husky athletes serving in
the capacity of promotions ex
perts.
It is rumored that even the
Legal Eagles have launched an
entry into the race. Another
source quotes the College Side
bridgeteam entry as a “cinch.”
The football entry has not as
yet been announced.
Bernie Hainmerbeek, Emerald
sports editor, has not yet re
vealed who will make the mo
mentous choice at the Thurs
day evening confab. It is be
lieved, however, that Johnny
Kahananui, Island expert, may
be influential in the choice. He
is well known on the Waikiki
beach head as a connoisseur of
delicate figures.
Jazz Club Gives With
Last Decade Platters
Big' name bands, playing swing
and jazz dating from 1930 to 1938,
will be featured at the second meet
ing of the jazz club tonight at 7
p.m. on the sunporch of Gerlinger.
The group will be formally organ
ized at this time and all interested
students are asked to sit in.
Records of such bands as Jimmy
Lunceford, Count Basie, the Dorsey
brothers, Benny Goodman, Bob
Crosby, and Bunny Kerrigan will be
played. Some of Ted Hallock's side
men will present the jazz of today’s
small •'combo.”
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