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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1951)
I .. 0«KWAX 83 1 megacycles on your FM ’•adlo dial Yoday: 5:00 pan. Piano Moods 5:10 Guest. Star 5:25 News 5:80 Music in the Air 6:00 Through the Book shelves 6:15 Table Hopping 6:80 Something Special *7:00 Here's Oscar '1:30 Castell Speaks 8:00 Campus Classics 9:00 Serenade to the Stu dent 9:55 Sports Shorts 10:00 Anything Goes 10:45 Sports Roundup 10:50 Emerald on the Air 10:55 A Tune to Say Gooduight HAND DIPPED Chocolates & Fudge Made in Eugene SUGAR PLUM 63 E. Broadway The Perfect Graduation Gift /he easiest-wntina mrtable ever built! ?*ra» at low at $1.25 per week U of O CO-OP STORE I Air ROTC Application Still Due Applications for advanced Air Force ROTC will continue to be ac cepted through the end of spring term, it has been announced by Lt.' Col. E. L. Hibner, head of the Air ROTC section of the military de partment. To qualify for enrollment in ad vanced Air ROTC an applicant must have completed or contem plate completing two years of ba sic ROTC this term and have two full academic years remaining at ] the University, or be a veteran of at least 12 months seiviee and have at least two full academic years re maining at the University. The University of Oregon Air ROTC program at the present time offers two options in the advanced course administrattion and logis- • •tics and a course in comptrollership. Two additional options will bej available for advanced student be ginning next fall term. The options j | are known as General Technical j and Flight Operations. The training option General! Technical is open to students ma-: joring in science and mathematics, j This course is designed to point out primary technical fields and relat ed equipment used in the U. S. Ait , Force. The subject matter will en able the student to apply his related University studies and civilian' background in a technical Military Occupational Specialty. The second new training option I j is known as Flight Operations. This ‘ | course is designed to provide in struction which will facilitate and materially augment the academic phases of training in the flying schools of the Air Force. A portion | of the instruction will be devoted ! to include t,he mission, organization. types of equipment, and method of I operations of the major units of the i Air Force. The remaining portion of instruction will be devoted to in struction in principles of flight, air i craft engineering, and introduction ta instruments, air navigation, me teorology, qnd new developments in 1 the field. Irt conjunction with the Flight . Operations program. There is a possibility that voluntary basic flight training up to 25 hours may ; be offered with this option pending : final approval of Congress. Qualified students may request i applications for advanced Air-RO TC course at the informatidn win dow in the militaiy department , building. I Court to Meet The final session of the student court will be held at 7:30 p.m. : tonight in the Student Union. All violaters who have received tickets are required to appear. Fines not paid by this evening will be doubled. — For All Occasions 99c Of particular interest to college girls • Alligator • Suede fills • Summer linen * | • Black Velvet I And nationally advertised shoes to match ABE BEAN NEXT TO THE HEILIG THEATRE Phi Theta Pledges Honored Tuesday Newly-tapped pledges of T’hi Theta Upsllon, junior women* service honorary will be initiated and honored at a banquet Tuesday. Initiation will De at 4 p.m. at the Delta Gamma house, followed by the banquet at the Eugene Hotel. Special guests will be Mr. anil Mrs. J. Alan Wickham, Mrs. Margaret Kopp, secretary of student affairs; and Mrs. Edith Jacobs, counselor for women. Mrs. Wickham is ad viser to the honorary. Election of officers for the coming year will lake place at the banquet. Emerald Plans Awards Awards will be given and the staff for the coming year announc ed at the annual Emerald banquet at 0:30 p.m. Mouday in the Student Union. Student workers and members of the journalism school faculty. Publications Board, and press have been invited. Keplies to the invi tation should be returned immedi ately. Over 100 person attended the banquet last year. Wickham to Advise All women students who are be low a 2.00 GPA, or in danger of falling below a 2.00 cumulative grade point this term arc urged by Mrs. Golda P. Wickham, director of women's affairs to check with her office before they leave for summer vacation. Young GO P's Set Delegates Kd Peterson, senior in music ('lay Myers, Oregon graduate o *949, and Dolton Porter, forme Oregon student, will be amoni delegates to the Young Republl on”. National Convention in Bostoi June 28-JO. Delegates were named this wool by tlie executive committee of tlv Dancing Cancelled I There will no square dancinf session this week, or for the re mainder of spring term, accordinf to Miss Rosamond Wentworth associate professor of physical edit cation. The square dancing classes wil resume next fall, Miss Went wort! said. , Young Republican federation of f Oregon. Nine delegates from Ore r gon will attend. The executive committee also i drew up a new plan for reappor tionment of the Oregon Lcglsla C ture. The plan will be filed as an ! Inititative petition. It la designed along the lines of House BUI 117, which was defeated in this year's Legislature. Myers called it "Con stitutional reapportionment with : teeth." If the leaves of the coming fall try hard enough, they may look i almost as wonderful as those we I colored in kindergarten. CUSTOM FLOOR MATS $2.85 Pacific. Auto. SojXfdtf. 57 10th Avc. 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