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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1948)
tibe to Award Cup Each Year Josephine Evans Harpham (Mrs. Everett E. Harpham of Eugene), a graduate of the University and an active member of the Associa tion of Patrons and Friends of the University of Oregon library, has given the library a silver cup to be awarded annually to the living organization judged to have stim ulated the greatest interest in the house library program among its members. The cup will be awarded on the following basis: 1. Number of books borrowed per student in the house each year; 2. Quality of the books borrowed. 3. Range of read ing interests in the books bor rowed. 4. Improvement during the year of books, quality and range. 5. Fall and winter house GPA. Any student living organization on the campus that participates in the student library program is eli gible to compete. To be eligible, the house librarians of each organ ization must: 1. Attend all house li Christian Group Plans OSC Visit » Christian Scientists on the cam pus will visit the Oregon State group Thursday night, Bob Mor ton, clerk, has announced. A din ner in the banquet hall of the Gol den Pheasant restaurant in Corval lis at 6:15 p.m. will precede a meet ing at the Memorial Union building at 7:30 p.m. Transportation will be provided and those wishing to attend should contact Morton. brarian meetings or send a sub stitute from the libing organiza tion. 2. Keep all required data con cerning the books read by students. 3. Have an organized reading pro gram outlined for the year and ap proved by the library staff member in charge of the house library pro gram. 4. Declare the intent of the organization to participate by Oc tober 19 each year. Awarded at the end of each school year, the cup will be kept by the winners until the same time the next year. At the end of twelve years, the house which has won it the most times gets permanent pos session of it. Another cup will then be given by Mrs. Harpham. Millrace Future (Continued from pane one) pointed out to millrace proponents in the audience that many people, not living near the millrace, con sider it a luxury to the immediate populace and a physical asset to adjoining property owners. Several council members were of the opin ion that the voters would turn down any proposal to have the city pay the entire cost. Two proposals were handed council members Monday night, One was to levy a special one mill tax assessment for the fiscal year 48-49, and the other was the resolu tion calling for the bond issue. It was pointed out by the city ju diciary committee that in the event the Millrace committee failed to raise sufficient funds, any monies collected by means of a special tax j levy would not be able to be util | ised and would revert to the gen eral fund. Council members were generally of the opinion that the voters would be more apt to ap prove a bond issue than they would an additional tax levy. SHORT HAIR IS AN ASSET! "With a new perman- } ent, just run a brush jra through your curly locks ^ —and presto! — a soft frame of ‘naturally’ curled * hair surrounding your | face. Let one of our operators show you how. Upper Deck, Studio Bldg. 13th and Willamette Phone 882 Circulation Period Set The general circulation for li brary books will be reduced from four two two weeks, according to University library officials. The renewal privilege for books not in immediate demand will be 1 continued. Miller, Allen (Continued from pane one) committee which would interview the petitioners and make final se lection. Miller is president of the politi cal science club and acting presi dent of Delta Sigma Rho, national speech honorary. He has been ac tive in symposium work on the campus, completing 27 engage ments in 1946 and 12 engagements since fall term this year. Among the firsts Miller has tak en in speech contests are: first in state intercollegiate extemporan eous contest, fall ’46; first in Lin field invitational tournament, sen ior men’s discussion, winter ’47; first in Pacific forensic league ex temporaneous contest held in Tuc son, Arizona, spring ’47; first in Whitman college northern division of the Western Association Speech tournament, fall ’47. Allen is president of the Inter national Relations club and has helped in its reorganization during the past year. The club broadcasts a monthly town meeting over radio station KORE. During the war Allen was an ex ecutive officer of OSS and worked with foreign relations. Miller and Allen, along with rep resentatives from colleges and uni versities of the Pacific northwest and western Canada, will discuss specific problems bearing on the strengthening of world organiza tion. Delegates will bring bacK resolu tions embodying ideas and convic tions reached at the congress. Stu dents of the colleges will be asked to vote upon these resolutions.** Two representatives of the con gress will be selected to submit these resolutions to appropriate persons at meetings of the United Nations. Mrs. Lois McConkey Put nam, Oregon delegate in 1945, was chosen PNCC representative to carry resolutions to the UN that year. CAMPUS CALENDAR 6:45 p.m.: Scabbard and Blade meeting at the ROTC building. 6:45 p.m.: Interdorm council meeting at Hendricks hall. 7:30 p.m.: Hui - O - Kamaaina meeting on Gerlinger sun porch. 7:30 p.m.: One World club at the YMCA. 9:00 p.m.: Jive night at Wesley house. A QUART SERVES SIX . . . and it's quick to fix! I 1 AD STAFF ! 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