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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1952)
Northrop to Talk . At Assembly Today F.S.C. Northrop, professor of philosophy and law at Yale Uni • verslty, will apeak on "East and West and Problems of World Law” at the 1 p.m. assembly today In the ’ University theater. At 4 p.m. students and faculty will hnve a chance to talk to Northrop at a coffee hour in 333 334 HU. The coffee hour Is spon . Sored by the Htudent Union board nnd Mortar Board, senior women's honorary. Northrop Is a member of the board of directors for the School of Asiatic studies and is a member of the American Oriental society. He In one of the founders of the Na tional Conference of .Science, Phil osophy and Religion and is also u member of the New York Philoso phy club. 'King' Candidates Meet at 7 Tonight Seventeen candidates for King of Hearts were entered in the roy* nl race Monday; houses which have not yd entered candidates may do so until 5 p.m. today, ac cording to Joan Walker, selection j^mirman. Nominations may be turned In to Joyce Jones, contact chairman, at Chi Omega. Candidates nominated so far in clude: Paul Lasker, Alpha Tau Omega; Roger Dockstedder, Beta Theta PI; Ron Ricketts, Delta Tau Delta: Rob .Hhryock, Delta Upsi lon; Don Tipton, Phi Delta Theta; Bob Brittain, Sigma Alpha Epsl lon; Chuck Isaac, Tau Kappa Ep silon; Leonard Krichevsky, Sigma Alpha Mu; Bill Paulus, Phi Kappa Pai; Jim Purcell. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Sam Skitlum, Phi Gamma Delta; Pat O'Brien, Minium hall; Jerry Bai ley, Sherry Ross and Omega halls; Bob Bosworth, Nestor hall: Joe Anstett, Cherney hall; Bob Cham bers, Delta Gamma; and Jim Char t!mg, Kappa Alpha Theta. Honor Code (Continued from page one) piclon of a violation to a member of the honor council, a governing group to be selected if the code goes into effect. 2. The detector personally con fionts the violator with the fact that a suspected violation has oc curred. The detector reminds the violator to report his offense to the honor council. The detector checks to make sure the offense is reported. If not, he reports it him self. 3. Suspected cheating cases de tected by faculty members are re ported in writing to the honor council, with recommendations of the professor as to the disposition of the case. Honor pledges were also up ror discussion. Suggested was printing a pledge on blue books for stu dents to sign. However, details such as this will be left to a new honor committee to work out, as the sole purpose of this senate committee is to investigate the possibility of an honor code at Oregon and report Its findings to the ASUO senate. Institution Not Definite The committee has no definite opinion, as yet, on how an honor code, should be applied throughout the entire school at once. Others think it might be made optional with professors. Other possible plans would be to use the code in just upper division subjects, or just in the college of liberal arts. An honor system is already in op eration in the law school. The University’s neighbor school, Northwest Christian col lege, has an honor system in opera tion at the present time, so com mittee member Marilyn Thompson was asked to investigate and re port on it at today’s meeting. Four members of the honor code committee met Monday afternoon with the student-faculty discipline committee for informal discussion over a wide range of possible prob lems concerning the honor system, J. M. Foskett, discipline committee chairman, said. The meeting was not designed to reach any decisions or take action, Foskett, associate professor of so tiology, explained, but to "broad en the thinking" of both groups. Comedy Preview Set for Tuesday Kxoerpts from the "Second Man," comedy by S. N. Behrman which opena at the Unlvondty theater Feb. 2», will be read by members of the cast at 4 p.m. to day in the browsing room. Major roles in the play, directed by F. J, Hunter, instructor in apeech, feature Faber DeChalne as Mark Storey; Dorothy Polanski as Kendall Frayme; and Alan Barz man as Austin Lowe. This is the first in a series of cultural programs being presented on alternate Tuesdays under the sponsorship of the house librarians, chairman Marilyn Patterson an nounced. The scries is open to the general public. AWS Petitons Due Wednesday at 5 The deadline for petition* for new Associated Women students officers has been extended to Wednesday, Jan. 30 at 5 p.m. They may be turned into Mari lyn Thompson, Tri-Delt; or Helen Jackson, Carson hall; or put in the AWS box in room 312 of the Stu dent Union. Candidates for president must be members of the present junior class. Secretary and treasurer must come from the present sophomore class and sergeant-at arms and reporter must come from the present freshman class. ROTC Men Selected For Appointments Five ROTC cadets have been se lected for regular appointments in the army and air force tipon grad uation. Richard B. Hading, Bob Massin gill and Jim Bradford, majors in business administration, and John H. Jones, major in economics were selected for regular air force com missions. Ned Takasumi, major in | political science and business ad ; ministration, was chosen for a reg | ular army commission in the in fantry. Appointments arc based on out standing military and campus | leadership, high moral character and aptitude for military service. Pre-meds Affected By Deferment Rules First and second year pre-med student* will no longer be eligible for contingent admission to medi cal school and therefore a defer ment from the service, the Univer j sity of Oregon medical school has 1 announced. Students granted contingent ad mission to the 1953 class last spi ing will be screened for per formance this spring and those j progressing satisfactorily will be ! continued on a contingent basis. Because of the present methods 1 of deferment through the selective I service scholastic test, membership ' in KOTC and class standing, the method of provisional admission to the medical school was discon tinued. CLASSIFIED FI*** yonr a* &t the Student Union, mm to tak w at Shack, in person or phase 219, between 2 and 4 Monday to Friday. Bates: First insertion 4e word; aobseqnent insertion per word. ill i« • FOR SALE HERE IS A really good buy $350 buy*. 1941 5 pass. Buick in top condition. 1450 High, Rear Apt. Evenings. 68 • FOR RENT TWO RMS. & PRIVATE BATH, $45 mo. Male students only. 1258 l Hilyarrf. Phone 5-7728. 71 Onthank WHI Meet With Mothers' Club Karl W. Onthank, executive sec ; retary of the Oregon Mothers' ; club, will attend the regular quar I terly meeting of the club which will be held Wednesday in Salem. I Business of the meeting will in ; elude discussion of plans for Vloth ers' day in May and raising funds for the Mothers' scholarship. Last year $2600 was raised for these scholarships, and the club hopes to raise as much this year, Dean On ■ thank stated. Scholars on Mothers' scholar ships this year compiled an aver age grade point of 3.2. Only oOO luncheon tickets re main. Be sure you have one foe Dad, Now Playing "Bend of the River” James Stewart-Arthur Kennedy Rock Hudson-Jnlia Adams Lori Nelson Now Playing "Texas Carnival" Red Skelton - Ester Williams Howard Keel IAN E 4 043! 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