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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1957)
Econ Prof New Dean... (Continued from fHii/e 1) school textbook on economics to be published by Harcourt, Brace, in 195k. In 1955-56 Llndholm held the position of fiscal economist to the Republic of Vietnam In Sai gon. He wax granted a year'* leave of ahaence In 1953 an a Fulbright lecturer In economics at the University of Punjab, La hore. Pakistan, and an financial advisor to that nation's govern ment. Earlier, In 1950, he had' been granted a year’s leave to serve as fiscal economist with the Federal Reserve Board In Washington, D.C. of St. Thomas. Board Member He was a member of the Keonomlc Advisory Board to the Oovernor of Michigan In 1954 The Michigan educator holds membership in the National Tax association, the American As hoc I a lion of University Profes sors, the American Economic association, the American Fi nance association, and in current ly an active member of the Michigan Legislative Tax Study (iroup. Lindhotm will fill the pent va cated lant nummer by the re tirement of Dean Victor P. Mor rin, who han been head of the nchool aince 1926, waa appoint ed flrnt holder of the Miner chair in bunineiM administration fol lowing bin reatgnation an dean. RECORD ROOM TO CLOSE The Howard Listening Room of the Student Union will close Fri day at 5 p.m. and will not re open until the beginning of win ter term, according to the SU Recorded clasnicn committee. READ EMERALD WANT ADA Freshmen Announce Sno-ball for January 25 This year’s Frosh .Hno-ball will be held Saturday, Jan. 2!i, In the Student Union ballroom, Paul Bauge, freshman class president, announced Thursday. Petitions for Sno-ball commit tees are available on the third floor of the HU. They will be due Friday, Jan. 10. Bauge asked petitioners to in TAKE A BREAK FROM FINALS THE ESQUIRE RESTAURANT "The Best In Food" WE CATER TO BANQUETS and PARTIES By Appointment Acroea from the Poet Office Open 11-8. Mon. thru Set. dtcate whether or not they would | prefer to be considered for chair ! manships of the committee. Six committees are open for r petitions: refreshments; band and entertainment; programs and in vitations; publicity; decorations; production and arrangements. "Man on Four n This warning, echoing down the hallways of Carson Hall last fall meant simply that a photographer was on the job, covering women’s rush week—from beginning to end—for Old Oregon Magazine. The result is four pages of outstanding photos on women’s rush in the current issue of Old Oregon, now available on campus. Pick up a copy at the Student Union or Co-op at the special campus price of 25 cents. Many other features — about football, canoe trips, basketball, Homecoming. Old Oregon Published by U. of O. Alumni Assn. By RAIL... ON ROUND-TRIP FARE TO CHICAGO COMPARE THESE ROUND-TRIP FARES... AND SAVE Luxury Coach travel on EVEN LOWER WITH FAMILY FARES MMHMMMn m ) by Any regularly scheduled airline. $ #6720 NO MONEY-SAVING FAMILY FARES AVAILABLE That's right! For the amazingly low round-trip price of $99-50, you can travel to Chicago with only one busi ness day en route via Union Pacific. That’s $67.70 less than round-trip fare between Seattle or Portland and Chi cago on any regularly scheduled air coach. What’s more you enjoy complete Domeline service . . . the fabulous Dome Diner and Dome Lounge cars ... complete relaxation in full-length reclining chairs. For solid comfort, free from winter highway and skyway hazards ... go Union Pacific. Whenever you travel or ship ...be specific... call UNION PACIFIC Convenient Departure and Arrival Times
