THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY
KRAUS SEES FUTURE FOR ISSUE INFORMATION ON
MINERlGICLAL SOCIETY HDS SCHOAlRSHIP
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BASIC IPORTCE OF THAT
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RECOGNIZED
In the March number of Science
the address delivered by Dean E. H.
Kraus, of the sdiimer session. Decem-
her 29, 1920, at Chicago as the retiring
president of the Mineralogical Society
of America, is printcd. IOean Kraus
says in the introductioi to his speech,
entitled, "The Future of Mineralogy in'
Students who contemplate applying
for Diodes scholarships may obtain
needed information in the memoran-
dum for 1921, just issued by the
Rhodes Trust. The stipend of a
Rhodes scholarship is normally 300
pounds a year, but during the period
of advanced prices scholars will re-
ceive an additional annual bonus of
50 pounds. A scholarship is tenable
for three years' study in any course at
Oxford.
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America": A candidate to be eligible must be
jThiomeeting is the man unmarried citizen of the United
'h~meigi h culmination of di~imiie iie fteUie
repeated efforts extending over a States with at least five years' domi-
period of more than 100 years to band cile; he must by the first of October
the mineralogists of America together of the year for which he is elected
and to maintain a journal devoted have passed his nineteenth and not
primarily to mineralogy and cognate his twenty-fifth birthday; and he must
sciences. The past year has been pri- have completed by the same date at
marily one of adjbstment and develop- least his sophomore year at ^a recog-
ment aid of bringing the need of such nized degree-granting university or
an organization more strongly to the college in the United States. Scholars
attention of those interested. The named this year will be elected for
progress made has been most gratify- 1922" Each *state names two scholars
ing. We are now a going concern every three, years; one Michigan
with some very tangible assets, and scholar will be elected for 1922, but
there are already strong assurances none will be namtd next year. for
of a most influential future." 1923.
Th-e qualities which will be consid-
Traces Development ered by the state compittees in mak-
In his address Dean Kraus traces ing tl \e final selections will be: first,j
three .periods in the development of manhood, force of character, and lea-
mineralogy in America and discusses dership; second, literary and scholas-
the Mineralogical Society of America, tic ability and attainments; and third,
and the American Mineralogist. In* physical vigor, as shown by interest
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conclusion, he says:
"As the result of a more generall
recognition of the basic importance;
f mineralogy in pure and applied
seienre and in various branches of in-
dustry. cand with a national society'
boasting of a membership including
the progressive investigators and de-1
votees of the subject, and with a well
established and widely recognized
official monthly publication, the future!
of mineralogy in America is assured.
Many ProblemsI
in outdoor sports or in other ways.
WISCONSIN SCHOLARSHIP
FUND TOTALS $180,651
It is announced by the secretary of
the Regents of the University of Wis-
consin that funds held in trust for the
endowment of scholarships, fellow-
ships, professorships, annual prizes,
and for the use of needy students now
total $180,651. This sum is distributed
in 23 different funds and is in addi-
Ann Aibor Michigan,
r March-24, 1921.
Dear folks, Y
At-last I have found a place to.
eat where the food is as good as it
is at home. I am now eating at.
Teet's Dining Rooms, and believe- me
it is some place to eat. All you
want to eat every meal, and Sundays
they throw a fine chicken dinner,
with all the trimmings, that makes
you regret only that your appetite
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Love to all,
Jack.
P. S. It don't cost so much at
T
Teet 's either.,
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FOR QUALITY, FLAVOR AND PUR-
ITY THEY
ARE UNSURPASSED.
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"The problems of really fundamen spca upssadntamnsee
"Th pobem o raly unamn-tion to other Large amounts given for
tal significance requiring a compre- pecial purposes and not administered
hensi Ve knowle'dge of crystallography b h eet stutfns
and mineralogy are indeed many. The This sum is nearly three times the
applications of the methods and truths amount held 1905 which came to $64,
applcatonsof he mthos ad tuth unn t ld ds.. whic ae ton $64,-
of our science are constantly increas- 634 in eight funds. The
in' and if America is to assume lea- grown by large endowments and the
dership in this great field it can be return to the principal of money loan-
most speedily accomplished through ed to needy students.
the friendly co-operation of the mem-
bers of an organization such as this.
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OF THE JACKET A GRACEFUL SOFTNESS,
AND AT THE SAME TIME PERMITS IT
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FIFTY DOLLARS AND UPWARD
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