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A Ql'IET PLACE to study, read a magazine article or browse through one of the many American
and foreign newspapers on file is the new journalism reading room on the second floor of Allen hall.
The large, well-lighted room can accommodate 40 students.
Allen Colophons
The nine limestone plaques on
the front of the new journalism
building, Allen hall, emphasize
journalism. The carved designs are
replicas of old and modern print
ers marks.
A printer’s mark or colophon
was a design adopted by a printer
to identify more clearly the work
of his press. The marks on the
front of Allen hall include an early
Italian one. from Pravia, Italy.
1453; Others are the marks of
famous printers. Fust and Schoef
fer, 1457; William Caxton, 1475;
Englehard Schultis, 14 9 1; Oc
tavianus Scotus, 1493; Manutius
Aldus. 1495; Philippe Le Noir,
1514; Frederic W. Goudy and John
Henry Nash, both modern print
ers.
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Newspaper Group Offers
Jobs for UO Journalists
By I-n Hue Kotin
Emtrald Feature Writer
Although it’s a state organiza
tion, the Oregon Newspaper Pub
lisher’s association, with offices
in the new Allen hull, performs
a service for the University. It
| provides opportunities for quali
fied journalism students to gain
; professional experience during
the summer between their juniot
i and senior years In college.
Cail C. Webb, assistant pro
! fessor of journalism, is in charge
| of placing prospective journal
i ists on Oregon newspaper Jobs
| which range from copy boy to re
porter. These "vacation fill-in"
positions have proved to tie in
valuable experience, according
to many Journalism students who
have spent their summers gain
ing professional experience.
The ONPA was first located
on the University campus in
1929. However, its initial estab
lishment dates buck to 1887. Tt-t
membership now Includes all
trade association newspapers, all
daily papers and 98 percent of
the weekly newspaper of Ore
gon.
The association works closely
with the school of Journalism
and had its offices in the old
Journalism building. Last year,
the ONPA was moved into the
basement of Johnson hall while
th« new building was under con
struction. This year it-is housed
in brand new offices on the third
floor of Allen hall.
ONI’A officers include out
standing Oregon newspapermen,
such as Lucien P. A rant, pub
lisher of the Baker Democrat
Herald, president: Robert Pen
land of the Heppner Gazette
Times, vice-president; M. J. Frey
of the Portland Oregonian, treas
urer, and Webb, secretary-man
ager.
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MISCELLANEOUS SHEET
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• Installation of Aluminum Window Sills
• Ventilation Deck Work
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