Dean Lists
Jobs Open
In Atomics
Two calls have come in recently {
for men for employment in the
atomic energy field, according to
K. W. Onthank, director of gradu
ate placement.
Union Carbide and Carbon cor
poration, which operates at Oak
Ridge, Tennessee, has sent appli
cation forms for graduate students
interested in chemistry and physics,
and the General Electric company,
at Hanford, Washington and else
where, has already asked for in
formation and will probably have
a representative on the campus
during the year, according to Di
rector Onthank.
The positions open are chiefly for
those with master’s degrees or
more, but there are positions for
those holding only first degrees in
chemistry, physics and mathemat
ics.
Anyone interested in further in
formation should see the graduate
placement office, room 216 Emer
ald hall. Several university faculty
Pairings Listed
For Dinners
Pairings for the Dean Schwering
dinner Thrsday are listed as Alpha
Chi Omega with Gamma Phi Beta;
Alpha Delta Pi—Gerlinger; Alpha
Gamma Delta—Henricks Hall; Al
pha Hall—Highland House; Alpha
Omricon Pi—Kappa Alpha Theta;
Alpha Phi—Kappa Kappa Gamma;
Alpha Xi Delta—Pi Beta Phi; Ann
Judson House—Rebec House; Chi
Omega—Sigma Kappa; Delta Del
ta Delta—Susan Campbell; Delta
Gamma—University House; Delta
Zeta—Zeta Hall; and Gamma Hall
—Zeta Tau Alpha.
It is urged that the girls pay
their dime either before or during
dinner. The money collected may
be turned in to Joy Ham at the
Chi Omega house or to the Dean of
Women’s office. Each house should
contact the one it is matched with
to check how many girls will be ex
changed.
members have been employed at
one of these plants, and Mr. On
thank feels that they would no
doubt be willing to help those in
terested with information. Among
them are Dr. Swinehart of the
chemistry department.
Campus
Calendar
TODAY
ISA senate meeting 6:30 tonight
in 105 commerce. Halloween par
ty arrangements will be announc
ed and Art Johnson will report on
the actions of the exec council.
Social chairmen for independent
living organizations are asked to
a meeting in room 105 Commerce at
7:15, following the ISA Senate
meeting.
Newman club executive council
will meet upstairs in the Side at 4.
Movies of the Oregon WSC and
Oregon-Idaho football game (a
change from a previous announce
ment) will be shown at 7 tonight
in 207 Chapman.
Designs Exhibited
An exhibition of architectural
models executed by students in
lower-division design is being
shown in the second-floor exhibi
tion room in the Art and Architec
ture building.
The room is open from 7 a. m. to
7 p. m., daily.
A load of books does not equal
one good teacher.
It's
Date Time
For you in a lovely new formal.
The Bu-tik has just the gown
for that special date of this
term, your housedance.
Come in today and make
your selection from our
new shipment of formals
in rich velvets, shim
mering satins, crisp
taffetas, and fluffy
chiffons.
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Plans Made^for
UOjDads, Room
The executive committee of the
University of Oregon Dads organ
ization voted last Saturday to fur
nish a room, to be known as the
Dads’ room, in the new student
memorial building.
Five hundred dollars will be tak
en fro mtheir current funds and
the remainder elsewhere. Letters,
signed by Ernest Haycox, president
of the organization, are now being
sent out to the members for con
tributions.
The committee also established
a definite date for the annual Dads’
day. It will be held February 5,
the day of Oregon’s second basket
ball game with the University of
Washington.
Officers Appointed
Nelda Vogel was selected chair
man of the YWCA house commit
tee and Joan Sides was chosen as
sistant at the last cabinet meeting
Laura Olson, president, announced.
Mrs. Roy McCall is chairman of
the house committee from the ad
visery board. Miss Olson stated
that one of the first projects of the
committee will be certain minor
repairs to the building.
Picture Schedule
Alpha Xi Delta and Kappa Al
pha Theta are the living organiza
tions scheduled to have pictures
taken today for the 1949 Oregana.
Kennell-Ellis photographers are
taking the pictures. •
Delta Delta Delta and University
house members will be photograph
ed tomorrow to finish the week.
Let's Go!
LET THE FOLKS AT HOME
KNOW WHAT'S BEING DONE!
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