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.. Oct 2 M
>oph Weekend Group
Petitions Available
First call for Sophomore Whls
irriuo Committee head petitions
ires made Monday by Hob Brittain,
ophomore class president.
* October 27 has been announced
i* Uwt 'late for the annual Hopho
nore Whiskerino.
Chairmanships open are ns fol
Bws: publicity, promotion, Joe
pollege Betty Co-ed Contest, deeo
atlon, programs, tickets, enter
alnment, beard growing contest,
haperons, and clean-up. Sopho
norc standing is not necessary for
ipplication, Brittain stated.
, Petitions may be obtained at
he office of student affuirs, or stu
lent director's office in the Btu
0nt Union. All petitions must be
IB n.-d in by 5 p.m. Friday either to
Ibb Brittain, Btgma Alpha Ep
ilon. or Judy McLoughlin, He bee
louse.
Educational Film Series
Dpens Wednesday
“The Film and Contemporary
*ife,” the first of this year's edu
ational series of movies, will be
Jiown at 7 and 9 p.m. Wednesday
a 20 Chapman, under the rpon
orship of the Student Union movie
pmrnittee.
i The movie is a composite of two
hms from the Museum of Modern
Irt Film Library consisting of the
larch of Time and "Cavalcade."
"Cavalcade" is a film adaptation
f the play by Noel Coward star
ing Clive Brook and Diana Wyn
’nrd. It is considered one of the
btstandlng stepping stones in the
[lm industry's history.
twama, Phi Theta Ask
jervice Project Work
|Kw^ma, sophomore women's
gidfary, and Phi Theta Upsilon,
Blior women's honorary, announce
ftny group or individual wish
lg aid in a service project
lay contact Jody Greer or Joan
(jgrie Miller at Phi Beta Phi.
1 he two women's organizations
pquest that they be contacted at
sast three days previous to the
l ?nt for which help is needed,
i to an error, Monday's Em
r ild incorrectly stated that the
U o honoraries were asking for
fc unteers.
Meetings
Pre-nursing Club
The I’re-nursing Club will meet
Wednesday noon at Wesley Hou*-,
president Alice Wclk has announc
ed.
All women registered in pro
t urHirjK are invited to attend, Mina
Welk nald, and should bring a aack
lunch.
Screening Committee
Members of the ASUO screening
comlmttec are requested to meet
In the ASUO office In the Student
Union at 4 pm. Wednesday, Dave
Hodway, committee chairman, said
Monday.
IVFC Hold Series
The Inter-Varalty Christian Fel
lowship will conduct a special ser
lea of meetings In the Student
Union this week, featuring Herb
ert W. Butt of the Dallas Theo
logical Seminary it has been an
nounced by IVCF president Vern
Didetke.
I hi* Incomparable Empire” will
be the topic of n discussion to be
presented at 7 p.m. Tuesday. "The
Secret of Christian Living" will be
discussed Wednesday and Thurs
day at 7 p.m.
Studies in John: 17 will be fea
tured at meetings Wednesday and
Thursday at 4 p.m.
Speech Students
All students interested in extra
curricular speech activities are in
vited by Anthony Hillbruner, di
rector of forensics, to attend a
meeting at 7:30 tonight in 205 Vil
lard. Hillbruner, W, A. Dahlberg,
heud of the speech department, and
Ben Padrow, assistant in speech,
will be present at explain this
year's program, which includes ac
tivities in discussion, debate, ex
temporaneous speaking, oratory,
and oral interpretation.
Members of the forensics squad
will travel the state and region at
University expense. Last year ap
proximately sixty trips were made,
some to points as distant as Chi
cago.
Community Chest Reps
House representatives for the
community chest drive should meet
at the Student Union at 4 p.m. to
day, Mike Lally, drive chairman,
announced.
Final instructions will be given
at that time for the drive, which
begins on campus Wednesday and
runs through Oct. 10.
Members of Kwama, sophomore
women's honorary, will visit living
organizations Wednesday and
Thursday to make speeches on be
half of the drive and take up col
lections.
JIFC
The Junior Inter - Fraternity
Council will hold its first meeting
of the current year Tuesday at
7:30 p.m. at Theta Chi, president
Bob Jones has announced. Election
of officers will take place at this
time.
The council is composed of presi
dents and representatives of fra
ternity pledge classe and serves as
a training round for the Inter-Fra
ternity Council. Each year the
JIFC sponsors service projects de
signed to benefit the University.
The council, made up mostly of
sophomores this first term, also
attempts to foster better under
standing between the fraternities.
Look out-here comes 3 shortstop f.
Each year many children era
killed became they thought*
leuly follow bouncing balla
Into street*. So watch out for
a bouncing ball —a young
shortstop may be racing after
it. Slow down near schools,
playgrounds, and in residen
tial areas.
Be careful—the child you save
may be your own I
Panhellenic Sets
Rushing Deadline
Wednesday at 5 p.m. is the dead
line to sign up for women’s rush
ink. Panhellenic officials have an
nounced. Women wishing to regis
ter for rushing which begins Fri
day, should sign up in the office
of Mrs. Go!da P. Wickham, direc
tor of women’s affairs.
Great Books Group
To Discuss Plato, Crito
Plato’s Apology and Crito will
bo discussed by the great books
discussion group at 8:15 p.m. Wed
nesday in 319 Student Union.
Ann Karl, of Eugene, and Marge
Deutchmann, wife of Paul J.
Deutchmann, instructor in jour
nalism, will lead the discussion.
Persons attending the meeting
are requested to read the work pre
vious to the session. The meeting is
open to all interested students and
townspeople.
Fraternity Boarder
Must Pledge by Friday
Ail boarders living in fraterni
ties must pledge by 5 p.m. Fri
day in the Office of Student Af
fairs or move into other housing
officially recognized by the Univer
sity, Dick McLaughlin, Jnterfra
ternity Council president, said
Monday.
Men living In dormitories or off
campus with 36 academic hours or
more, or who were eligible for
rushing last spring term and who
were in attendance as regular stu
dents that term, may be rushed
and pledged throughout fall term,
McLaughlin said.
A United States patent gives the
grantee the exclusive right to his
product for only 17 years.
i Series of Biology
Seminars Slated
For Each Friday
The first in a scries of weekly
biology seminars was conducted
Friday. All those attending toured I
the new science budding.
Each Friday at 4 p.m. in 105
Deady a seminar open to the gen
eral public will be held. For the
first few weeks the general sub
ject will be scientific instrumenta
tion.
During these sessions the uses
and functions of various pieces of
I scientific apparatus will be discus
sed and demonstrated. Later on in
the year individuals will present
material on the research they are
conducting.
CAMPUS CALENDAR
TUESDAY, OCT. 2, 1951
11:45 a.m. Chem. Dept. 110 SU
12 noon Drama Staff 111 SU
1 p.m ASUO assembly
Ballroom SU
3 p.m. Oregana open house
308 SU
3:30 p.m. ASUO Cabinet 337 SU
4 p.m. Women's Scholarship
315 SU
Community Chest 334 SU
6:30 p.m. Christian Science
110 SU
7 p.m. 1VCF 334 su
7:30 p.m. Interior Design Stu
dents 111 SU
United States colleges and Uni
versities handed out more than
439,000 degrees in 1949.
"e” is the most frequently used
lower-case letter in the English
language. "S” tops the list of cap
ital letters.
The
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OPEN
8 a.m.—9 p.m.
Weekdays
2 p.m.—7 p.m.
SUNDAY
Grapes, fresh, seedless
Ritz Crackers.
Tomato Juice, 'S&W'
.lb., 19c
box, 22c
5Vz oz. can, 8c
CAN OPENERS — New shipment
just arrived.19c & 39c
PLASTIC CUPS.. 23c
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