Houses Hold
Social Hours
Inter-sorority discussion and so
cial hours were conducted Tuesday
evening under the sponsorship of
Panhellenic.
Six houses welcomed members
of other sororities as guests for
the dessert period from 6:15 to
7 p.m.
Alpha Phis were guests at Alpha
Xi Delta, where Marjorie Peter
son led discussion; Delta Zetas and
Alpha Omicron Pis met at the Del
,ta Gamma house with Jackie
'Moore as discussion leader.
Joanne Prydenlund led the ses
sion at Chi Omega, where mem
bers were hostesses to the Gamma
Phi Betas. Members of Delta Delta
Delta and Pi Beta Phi met at the
Zeta Tau Alpha house under the
leadership of Pat McGinty.
At Kappa Alpha Theta Margaret
Wickenden led a discussion which
included members of Alpha Gam
ma Delta and Sigma Kappa. Dor
othy Young spoke at the Alpha Chi
Omega house, where Kappa Kappa
Gamma and Alpha Delta Pi mem
bers were guests.
Class Schedule
Errors Corrected
Errors in the spring term Time
Schedule of Classes released Sat
urrday resulted in incorrect listings
for two courses in the use of the
library.
Correct schedule for the courses
j is as follows:
Library 117, “Use of the Li
brary,” one credit, may be taken
either on Tuesday or on Thursday
at 11 a. m. This is a one-hour
course designed to introduce the
student to the library and help him
use it more effectively in his study
program.
Library 382, “Books and Read
ing,” three credits, is offered at 11
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
This three-hour course is a gen
eral survey of books and authors
which has proved to be one of the
most popular of the library courses,
Librarian Carl W. Hintz stated.
Library 386, “Organization of
Library materials,” is listed cor
rectly in the schedule for 4 to 5:30
Tuesday and Thursday.
Library 117 and 382 are designed
for the general student and are
offered in the main library. Li
i brary 386 is given in the library
; of University High School.
Breen to Take
Sabbatical Leave
Dr. Quirinus Breen, associate
professor of history and social
science, will take a sabbatical leave
during the spring term. He will
take an automobile trip to the
East, accompanied by his wife and
their son, Quentin.
“My main object,” Dr. Breen
stated, “is to pursue my researches
on Nizolius, who was a 16th cen
tury Ciceronian and radical Ock
hamist. His influence was consid
erable in changing the style of
philosophical writers from late
scholastic jargon to the under
standable prose of Bacon, Des
cartes, Hobbes, Leibnitz, and
others.”
Dr. Breen will spend a week in
the Huntington Library and four
weeks at Columbia University. En
. route he will stop at other univer
sities such as North Carolina, Vir
ginia, Princeton, Cornell, Illinois,
and Chicago, for consultation with
scholars in his field of study.
DISASTERS NUMEROUS
The Red Cross assisted in 330
[domestic disaster operations last
year—almost one a day.
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