Browsing Room
Philosophy Talk
Tonight at 7:30
The usual Wednesday evening
Browsing Room series will be pre
| sented tonight from 7:30 to 8:30
p.m. in the Browsing Room of the
Library. The change of time was
made necessary because of the
concert which is scheduled tomor
row night.
Tonight the philosophy depart
ment will present a program on
‘•William of Occam,” in commem
oration of the six hundredth anni
versary of his death.
The program is as follows:
Lewis Gleiselman, graduate as
sistant in the philosophy depart
ment, will speak on “Occam—His
Life and Times.”
Arthur Pap, assistant professor
of philosophy, will talk on “Oc
cam’s Razor.”
“Occam’s Nominalism” will be
the subject of a talk by Alburey
Castell, head of the philosophy de
partment.
Quirinus Breen, assistant pro
cessor of history and social sci
’-ences, will speak on “Occam as
Critic of the Medieval Church.”
Paul B. Means, head of the de
partment of religion, will intro
duce the speakers and will lead
the discussion period following the
presentation of the talks.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Library Plans
Concert Music
An hour of recorded concert mu
sic will be presented by Mu Phi
Epsilon, national women’s music
honorary, this afternoon from 4
to 5 p.m. in the Browsing Room
of the Library.
The program is as follows:
1. Music from Shakespeare’s
“Romeo and Juliet”
. . . David Diamond
a. Overture
b. Balcony Scene
c. Romeo and Friar Law
rence
d. Juliet and her nurse
e. Death of Romeo and
Juliet >
2. Sonata for cello and piano
. Samuel Barber
The program will be announced
by Marjory Carlson, Mu Phi mem
ber.
Next week excerpts from two
plays will be presented by drama
students under the direction of
Horace Robinson, associate pro
fessor of speech.
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having chosen
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Housing Check Planned
For Off-Campus Men
A routine check of men students
living off-campus is being made by
the Housing Secretary in order to
assist cases where adjustments are
needed to meet winter term regis
tration requirements.
According to University regula
tions, all lower division men are
required to live i n on-campus
housing, which includes 21 nation
al fraternities; Campbell Club,
men’s co-op; and 16 dormitories.
OFF-CAMPUS LIVING
Upper division men may live off
campus in rooms in private homes.
Unmarried undergraduates are
not permitted to live in separate
houses or apartments.
Students are expected to keep
their current addresses on file in
the offices of the Registrar, Busi
ness Office, and the Office of Stu
dent Affairs. Filing of fraudulent
information will result in imme
diate cancellation of registraion
for the student concerned.
Any student who feels that the
University housing; regulations are
not conducive to his success in the
University may petition the Office
of Student Affairs for special per
mission regarding housing.
Students requesting such con
sideration will be interviewed by
Vergil S. Fogdall, director of men’s
affairs.
Preachers go to summer camp
and nearly work themselves to de
ath looking after our children, and
when they come back we talk ab
out their “vacation.”
A special delivery stamp gives
us a good tip; stick and you'll
eret some place quicker.
Vet' Books Return
To Co-op In Flood
In response to last week’s an
nouncement concerning the return
of Veteran's supplies for dropped
courses, the Co-op has been del
uged with all types of books, from
English Comp to Higher Mathe
matics and from Accounting to
Zoology.
H. L. Hensen, Co-op manager,
explained that by government or
der, unused books are not the only
articles being returned. Half used
bottles of ink, sharpened pencils,
and even used note-books and
paper have come back to the store,
where they were originally pur
chased.
Red Cross Petitions Due
Petitions for campus Red Cress
recreation chairman must be
turned in to Sally Waller at Kappa
Alpha Tlicta by 5 p.m. Thursday.
Duties of the chairman include
planning entertainment jaunts to
the Roseburg Veterans’ Hospital.
WAA Initiates Thursday
New member swill be initiated
into the Women's Athletic Associ
ation Dec. 1 in Alumni Hall, Ger
linger. Marcia Knosher and Kay
Keller will entertain with a panto
mime act.
After community singing, cook
ies and cokes will be served.
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