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MINENT FACULTY MEN RETURN
FROM SUMMER TOURS IN EUROPE


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Prof. Walter B. Pillsbury of the L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters
O'sychology department, one of the guages department, Professor Philip
;many professors who were abroad: E. Bursley of the French department,
spending their time in traveling, pre- and Prof. Walter F. Colby of the phys-
senting lectures and doing research ics department

days with an increase of about fived t
ECIST AIIO FIC KL~ e.' cent over last year at this time., Read the
REG R IO l URES p * "'" """'1
Final figures from all the colleges wilt
niirbe compiled next week.
SH 9N 1922 be The figures to date are as follows:
literary college, 4,893; dental college, THE B
349; Colleges ofEnginegring and Arch-.
Registratiop figures last night total- Itecture, 1,736; Medical school, 596; P
ed 8,852 students enrolled in all col- Law school, 452; School of Education,
leges in the University. This repre- 231; College of Pharmacy, 76; Grad- WATCH F
sents a gain of 274 in the last two uate school, 295, and the Nurses Train-
ling school, 214. THE ARBO
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work, has but recently returned. I
Attending th4 International Con-
pgress of Psychologists at Oxford,
England, he was appointed a member
of the International Committee for the
next congress.
Pllsbury Lectures In Europe
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Pillsbury's trip was spent upon his
journeys in France where he lectured
at the various Universities,
Dr. Carroll H. May of the economics
department who spent the summer in
England and France, was impressed
by the mental attitude of the French
people. He said that the French did
not invade the Ruhr valley for the
sake of conquest, but because they are
deeply in need of the reparations to
carry out their policy of reconstruc-
tion.
Person to Study at Sarboune
F. W. Peterson of the rhetoric de-

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partment will spend the year studying
in Scandinavia and France. He has
always been very much interested in
the Scandinavian language, literature,
and art. He is, at present, delving
into the oldculture of the Scandinav-
ian peoples at the old University of
Upsala with its Codex Argenteus.
Later he will go to Paris where he
will study at the Sarbonne.
Prof. Fred N. Scott of the rhetoric
department will not return to the Uni-
versity until next year. He is travel-
ing through Europe with his bride,J
formerly Miss Georgia Jackson of'
Larchmont, N. Y. He will touchC
England, France, Spain, Italy, and,
Egypt.
Many Professors inEuropegd
Prof.. Moritz ILevi, who resigned
from the French department last June:
also spent the summer in Europe.
Prof. A. O. Lee of the modern lan-
Among those who traveled in Eu-I
rope were Prof. J. Rallegh Nelson of
the engineering college, Prof. Max
Winkler of the German department,
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man with a Corona really shines.
Get your Corona now and learn to
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writers taken in part payment.
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For these in-between days when you're chang-
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swanky cap in a pleasing fall shade is the
thing for campus and sports wear.
We are showing the latest importations from
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proof of the Englishman's art of cap-making-.
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ALBERT LOCKWOOD
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