Half of Cards
For Enrollment
Still Unfiled
A report yesterday from the reg
istrar’s office showed that over
half the students now enrolled at
the University have not yet filed
their enrollment card3 to secure
appointments to pick up registra
tion material for next fall term.
Students may assure themselves
of more prompt attention fall term
by securing the cards at the regis
trar’s office and turning them in at
once, Registrar Curtis Avery stat
ed.
Fall term appointments for ob
taining enrollment material will be
made on the basis of the dates on
which the cards are received and
notices of appointment will be
mailed to students during the sum
mer.
Onthank Plans
Job Interviews
One company representative is
definitely scheduled to hold job in
terviews on the campus between
now and commencement, and sev
eral other firms have made tenta
tive arrangements, according to
Karl W. Onthank, dean of person
nel administration.
In summing up the placement
situation, Onthank stated that a
number of University students
have been “well placed,” and urged
that graduating seniors, particular
ly, keep in touch, since company
representatives are expected up
until commencement. Information
may be obtained at the graduate
placement office, room 6, Friendly,
or from the bulletin board outside.
Onthank stated that, although
few of the company representatives
come to the campus after com
mencement, the graduate place
ment office remains open all year
to aid students in any way possi
ble.
Slated for June 1 is a represen
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Final Exam Schedule
The final exam schedule for spring term, released yesterday by the
registrar’s office is as follows:
Rht 111,2,3; K 217.June 5 (S) 2-4
Survey of English Literature.June 9 (W) 3-5
Constructive Accounting.June 7 (M) 3-5
General Psychology Laboratory.:...June 11 (F) 3-5
Math 10; 100; 105; 106; 108.June 8 (Tu) 3-5
8 MWF classes.June 10 (Th) 1-3
8 TuThS Classes..June 10 (Th) 3-5
9 MWF classes ...June 7 (M) 8-10
9 TuThS classes..June 7 (M) 10-12
10 MWF classes.June 11 (F) 8-10
10 TuThS classes.June 11 (F) 10-12
11 MWF classes .June 10 (Th) 8-10
11 TuThS classes .June 10 (Th) 10-12
1 MWF classes.June 9 (W) 8-10
1 TuThS classes.June 9 (W) 10-12
2 MWF classes.June 8 (Tu) 8-10
2 TuThS classes.June 8 (Tu) 10-12
3 MWF classes.June 11 (F) 1-3
3 TuThS classes.June 9 (W) 1-3
4 MWF classes.June 8 (Tu) 1-3
4 TuThS classes.June 7 (M) 1-3
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Produce company, Portland branch.
Men interested in wholesale selling
of fresh fruit and vegetables are
desired for the company’s senior
training program. Full details and
appointments may be obtained
from Miss Weir in the graduate
placement office.
Look for the exam schedule.
26 Cadets
(Continued from pane one)
tration; William G. Putnam, senior
in music, William E. Tassock, soph
omore in law; Max D. West, sopho
more in business administration;
and Grover L. Heater, sophomore
in business administration.
A one-half, medium-size grape
fruit contains 45 calories.
Sarte, Gide Works
To be Discussed
The existentialist novel and the
works of Andre Gide will be the
subjects of the final lectures in the
current University “Creative
Thought” series. The lectures will
be presented on Wednesday, June
2, and Wednesday, June 9.
Two French novelist-philoso
phers, Jean Paul Sarte and Albert
Camus, will be the authors dis
cussed in the existentialist novel
lecture by Dr. Bertram Jessup, as
sistant professor of philosophy. The
discussion groups, under the Uni
versity library and the general ex
tension division, will meet in the
browsing room of the University
library at 7:30 p.m.
Prosperity enables a person to
break the habit of early rising.
CAMPUS^
CALENDAR
Noon: Lutheran student council
at Gerlinger.
Sunday
9:15 a.m.: Lutheran Student Bi
ble study of Romans at YMCa,
Breakfast will be served.
2 p.m.: Lutheran Student pic
on the McKenzie river. Meet >- .,
YMCA.
Friendly House
Schedules Social
All students and townspeople i
invited to spend a social evening
Friendly house, Eleventh and Fe
streets, Saturday evening.
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