Night School
Breaks Record
Enrollments in state-wide ex
tension classes already surpass
any previous year's figures for the
entire fall term period, according
to mid-term reports reaching the
extension division this week.
The reports show that 1271 en
rollments have been completed for
the 68 evening courses offered this
fall at 28 class centers. Fifty of
those enrolling are veterans.
Leading the list of enrollments
at the state-wide centers are Eu
gene, with 315 students, Klamath
Falls with 150, and Salem with 100.
The extension division emphasized
that complete reports are not all in
at this date, and that the final
figures will rise considerably above
the 1300 mark.
'The Fruits of Tahiti's Trees
Will Go to Professors' Wages'
BANGOR, Me.—(UP)A professor who quit his job and
exiled himself in the island of Tahiti 25 years ago has be
queathed about $800,000 to Harvard university. He thought
“larger salaries should be paid to instructors.”
The bequest was made in the will of Harrikon W. Smith
who resigned from the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology to grow tropical trees in the South Pacific.
He died there last January, but his will was filed here for
probate where he had maintained his legal residence.
An inventory set the value of his estate at $824,034. The
bulk of this amount was left to Harvard.
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Record Concert
To Feature Ravel
A record concert will be presen
ted by the Mu Phi Epsilon patron
esses Sunday. The concert will be
held in the browsing room of the
library at 4 p.m.
The program consists of “Sona
ta” (trio) by Debussey; “The
Firebird Suite” by Stravinsky,
and the “The Valse” by Havel. All
'the records are from the Douglass
record room.
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Liberal Arts
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justment to the varying levels of
student ability, measured attain
ment versus college credits, rela
tion to the professional schools,
and degree requirements,” said
Johnson.
Current Trend
Also to be examined are the
causes of the trend toward the
B.S. degree and away from the
B.A., he said. Johnson further de
clared that possibly there was a
need to stem th.. tide by restric
ting the student’s easy choice or
modifying the notion that knowl
edge of a foreign language is the
indispensable and distinguishing
mark of an arts degree.
Members of the committee ap
pointed by Dr. Johnson are: David
M. Dougherty, head of the foreign
language department; Robert D.
Clark, associate professor of
speech; Andrew F. Moursund, head
of the mathematics department;
Ralph R. Huestis, professor of zo
ology; Will V. Norris, professor of
physics; Luther S. Cressman, head
of the anthropology department;
Joel V. Berreman, associate profes
sor of sociology; Gordon Wright,
associate professor of history; and
Hoyt Trowbridge, professor of
English. Dr. Johnson will serve as
ex-officio member.
As the plan progresses, addi
tional staff members will be
brought into the study. Subcom
mittees will work on special prob
lems and the widest possible ex
pression of views will be encour
aged, Dr. Johnson stated.
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BA Honorary
Initiates Three
An initiation banquet will be gi
ven at the Faculty club Tuesday
evening to honor the three new
members of- Beta Gamma Sigma,
national business honorary. Louis
Bartlett, John R. Yaeger, and
Richard N. Callahan were chosen
as the seniors in the school of bus
iness administration with the most
outstanding scholastic records.
Dr. Waldo Schumaker of the
political science Apartment will
be featured speaker of the evening.
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