Jacobson to Observe Nepal
Teacher Training Program
By Evelyn Olsen
Emerald Reporter
Find Jacobson, dean of the
school of education, left Monday
for Nepal where he will survey
the leaeherH training program
underway there, This program
reHUlted from a contract which
the University signed last Octo
ber with the United Htater For
eign Operations Administration
for the training of 1500 school
teachers.
The contract with the South
Aslan country covers a three
year training perils! and grants
running expenses of $220,0(>0.
Also a part of the agreement is
th" establishment of a four-year
degree granting teachers col
lege.
Jacobson will be in Washing
ton. D.C., for four days discuss
ing the contract and its possible
expansion with FOA officials.
While there he will also talk to
Hugh Wood and Clarence Hen
dershott. He will return to the
campus on June 0.
Wood, who is professor of edu
cation on campus, has spent the
past year tn Nepal where he was
the university's field reprertfn
tattve on the project. He helped
the Nepaleae Ministry of Edu
cation in setting up the teacher
training courses. Henderahott
waa chief of the Southeast Aaia
branch of FOA.
While Dean Jacobson ia away,
Donald E. Tope, professor of
education, will be acting dean of
the school.
Singers to Give
Evening Concert
Wednesday evening at 8:15 in
the Student Union, the Univer
sity Singers will present their
annual home concert.
Max Rislnger, assistant pro
fessor of music, will direct the
selected group of 44 voices in a
program which includes many of j
the songs they used during their
spring tour, some newly learned
pieces, a male quartet, selected
soloists and four numbers by the
Madrigal Singers.
Sororities and You' Movie
Shown Today in Ballroom
A movie, "Sororities and You,"
will !*• shown this afternoon at
4 in the Student Union ballroom
for anyone interested in soror
ity life, according to Olivia Thar
aldson, president of Panh-llenlc.
rJuislenintj On
...On KWAX
6:00 Sign On
6:03 Dinner Hour Serenade
6:45 New» Till Now
7:00 Spencer Snow
7:30 Sports Shots
7:45 Radio Nederland
8:00 Songs of France
8:15 Navy Bandstand
8:30 Guest Star
2:45 Table Hopping
9:00 Kwaxworks
10:55 Final Kdition
11:00 Sign Off
The movie was produced at
the University of Washington.
The executive secretaries of'the
Panheilenic at the University of
Washington are actresses in the
movie.
The movie is being presented
to give a clear picture of soror
ity life and to clarify ideas perti
nent to the system.
The movie will be shown again
at 6:30 tonight for high school
seniors in the Eugene area. Only
Panheilenic members are invited
to attend the evening showing
of the movie. Refreshments will
be served after the meeting and
a period will be reserved for
discussion.
The movie is being shown to
replace the dinners formerly held
by sororities in the spi-ing for
the high school seniors in the
area. The dinners have been per
manently discontinued.
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• Canoe I*i*tv float chairmen
will meet at. 4:30 today In the
Student Union. Each competing j
group must submit a lint of par
ticipants and a brief written do- ,
scription of its float at this time,
according to Sally Jo Oreig and
Darrel Brittsan, co-chairmen.
0 There will be an important
meeting for Letter-men at noon
Wednesday in the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon house. Bob Reid, presi
dent. urged everyone to come
as they will be discussing tradi
tion enforcement.
0 Canoe Fete committee chair
men will meet Wednesday at
7:30 in the Student Union in
stead of the usual 6:30 time.
Meeting room number will be
posted on the SU bulletin board.
0 All chairmen for Mother’s
Weekend will meet today in the
Student Union. The room num
ber will be listed on the bulletin
board in the lobby. Everyone
please be there.
0 The Student Union musie
committee will meet at 1 today
on the third floor of the Student
Union. All members are urged to
attend the important meeting.
0 There will Is- a service of
Holy Communion for Episcopal
students Wednesday at 7 a m.
Breakfast will be served after
the service.
0 The Inter-varsity Christian
Fellowship will meet tonight at
7 in the Student Union. A pastor
of a Eugene church will be a
guest speaker.
0 YWCA executive commit
tee will meet today at noon in
Gerlinger hall.
0 Although there was a de
crease in infirmary patients over
the weekend, from 15 to four, no
visitors are being allowed this
week in a final attempt to put
an <-rid to the remaining- traces
of the flu. According to hospital
records, Jack Pocock, Birger
Brandt, Robert Knbes and Mur
iel Horton were confined to the
infirmary Monday for medical
attention.
0 Rally hoard members will
meet today at 12:30 in room 313
of the Student Union. All are
requested to be present.
• There will be a meeting of
the general staff of KWAX to
night at 7 in Studio A of Villard
hall.
• Druids will meet tonight at
6:30 in the Student Union. At
tendance is imperative, according
to Sam Vahey, president.
• The Housing committee for
Mother’s Weekend has announc
ed four motels that are now reg
istered full for this weekend.
They are the Camelia, the El
! Dorado, the Motel Oregon and
the West Sixth.
• A compulsory meeting of
Phi Theta Upsilon will be held
today at 6:30 p.m. in the Stu
dent Union. Members who can
| not attend must be excused.
0 -Junior Weekend committee
chafrmen will meet at 3 today
i *n the Student Union, President
Bud Hinkson has announced.
• Kuama will meet at 6:30
tonight at Gerlinger hall, ac
cording to Helen Ruth Johnson.
All members must be present.
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