Oregon daily emerald., April 22, 1948, Page 3, Image 3

Oregon ^Emerald
_ALL-AMERICAN 1946-47
^reff°n Daily Emerald, official publication of the University of Oregon, published
oa iy during the college year except Sundays, Mondays, and final examination periods.
Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice, Eugene, Ore.
____ Member of the Associated Collegiate Press
BOB FRAZIER. Editor_BOB CHAPMAN, Business Manager
Veterans Administration Gives
Electric Typewriter to Classes
The first electric typewriter for
use in a one-handed veterans typ
ing class has been supplied by
Charles Steele, senior in journal
ism, by the veterans administra
tion.
Steele is using the new post-war
machine in a special class being
offered disabled veterans by the
school of business administration.
Miss Jessie Smith is instructor of
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the class of five ex-servicemen.
Steele was the first to authorize
the typewriter, a scientifically de
veloped machine with a modified
keyboard. Other members of the
class will receive similar typewrit
ers as soon as their papers are
cleared by VA, J. D. Kline, assist
ant registrar, said yesterday.
As far as is known, he said, the
class is the only one of its type on
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Giving of Prizes!
Harpam Award
'Sing' Highlight
Miss Bernice Rise, head of the
circulation and reader’s consultant
of the library, announced yesterday
that the Josephine Evans Harpam
cup will be awarded at the all
campus sing, May 7.
Awarded to the living organiza
tion which is judged to have stimu
lated among its members the great
est interest in the house library
program during the past year, the
cup, which is new this year, will be
presented by Dr. R. C. Swank, head
of the library.
Mrs. Harpam Donor
Mrs. Harpam, donor of the cup,
is a graduate of the University, and
is active in the Patrons and Friends
of the University library. She has
given this cup “to stimulate the de
velopment of student reading hab
its which will aid their apprecia
tion of the fine arts and increase
their understanding of "current
problems.”
Living organizations participat
ing in this contest must have been
registered with Miss Rise since
October, 1947, and they must have
been continually active in the house
library program.
Judges Listed
Karl Onthank, dean of personnel
administration, Dr. Chandler Beall,
professor of Romance languages,
and Miss Bernice Rise will judge
the contesting organizations. They
will judge on:
Number of books borrowed per
the west coast. The students will
receive the regular two credits for
the course.
To the ordinary observer, the
chief difference in the new type
writer is the variation from the
standard keyboard. The electric
machine has a scientifically de
vised key system especially for use
of the right hand. Machines are
also made for the left hand. They
become the personal property of|
the student.
The special typing course has
resulted in special problems for
Dean Victor P. Morris and Miss
Smith of the business school, ac
cording 'to Kline. They have spent
considerable time preparing sets of
exercises and a class program for
use in the course.
Desk Staff:
Jeannine Macaulay, copy editor
Dick Monnie
Joe Labadie
Side Patter
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be more apropos for the Oregon
campus. However, their dance had
the added feature of flowers on
white picket fences. That is yet to
be seen.
Hope you realize, Mother, that
your sons and daughters are study
ing very hard. They always do
spring term. Once in awhile they
take time off from the library for
a picnic, a sun bath, or a dance . . .
but not more than once every few
days.
When you come to the campus,
don’t forget to drop into the Col
lege Side for a coke. That place has
atmosphere . . . also good butter
horns. The coffee’s always hot, and
you get a donut whether you want
it or not. (Pd Adv.)
Remember—
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student, quality of the books bor
rowed, the range of reading inter
ests represented, the improvement
during the year in amount, quality
and range, and the cumulative
GPA of the house during fall and
winter terms.
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