FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY GREENE WILL REPORT' EXPERIMENT RESULTS BUREAU CHIEF- ANNOUNCES PLACES FOR TEACHERSBEING FILLED NOW Calls for teachers to fill positions in schools and colleges, next fall, arc now being received every (lay at the office0 of the Buireau of Appointments, made by thle bureau since the begin- ning of the new year and it is pr'ob- able that more will be filled from the Dr. Edward B. Greene, instructor accrdig------------Sambug, lists before the semxester is concludled. In psychology, will announce the re- chief of the bureau. The majority of The personal interviews with those suits of his controlled reading tests -these calls are from~ colleges and enrolled have been begun again by today at 4 in room 2116, Natural work has already begun in the filling mfrs. S'hambaugh and next week she Science building, of these places with students and will interview those persons enrolled The tests consisted of six one hour, graduates enrolled with the bureau. with the bureau whose last names be- readings of unfamiliar material.1 In speaking of the filling of these, gin with N, 0, P or Q. One week, atj 'The.re were (three groups working places, Mrs. Shambaugh places espe- the end of February, will be hield open under different methods. The first cial importance to prospective teach- so that all those who did not come read the material slowly and care- ers on the short interviews which she' at the regular time may. be inter- fully, digesting each paragraph; the is now conducting with those who viewed, and work will then b)e begun second took notes while they read; enrolled with the bureau during its on filling the calls for next fall. and the third read as fast as they last enrollment period.. Each week1 could.:: she l4as been dividing the list intoI Each test was divided up into two short groups and has interviewed Il parts., The material was read in 25 many of those who fall in that group. minutes, and the remainder of the H-owever, many have failed to co- time was given. over to answering l operate with the bureau in appearing C O R OK U N A 50 true-false questions. How each I on time for their interviews, and this group ranked has been determined by handicaps the applicant in that he or lthe. pioneer pa charts, and the results show alm'ost she cannot be placed unless inter- equal for the first and third groups viewed by Mrs. Shambaugh.Nearly amilijo while the second was not quite as Ten placements for positions toj good. start in February have already beeni 0. D. M C( _________________________________________________________________17 Nickels Arcade. Authorized Dealer: L. C. Smith USE TIES AS TIE TO GUIDE ARTISTS" tiIvrsy OF KAII\ 1 i NSAS, Law-r rerlce. hKan.--F~oi'all Ithis xweeli, and1 as much longer as t hey like, the students of archite(cture at the uni- versity of Kansas will advertise their profession by weanrig Windsor ties. The suipposition is that this will act as a ''tie"' between the students, and(I .that. Windsor ties are invar'iably a guidle to artists. Although the step is not a regula- tion, all studlents of t iih ecture are ( olnplyinlg w i' Ixthe 1equ1est . just as the journalists all ware Corduroy tr'ouser's some uinii' ago, the, Senior engineers wvore five gallon hats. up] of boys actively interestedl in for- yk r entr'y and is guide~d by some of the,70+ loca Menwhowishto wake en husmism in conservation. The club is now working on the preparation of =IIl1IIE11111111rrEI1[111[IrE1lI1~ll!~1111i1illlll1r1L foirestry" exhibit material, according to a recent. notice. A number of pro- = grams relative to timber conserva-_ Exclusive Importers of I Lon re iven by the club during the rear andi forest motion pictures are 1= sponsored. :" . I . u a u e ,HDER OF THE STAR =-ae[da- ao i' rib rhat wxill 'speak on - C r i"dar'wl~ co "Th Lea( gue of \Iotherhood" 1 VOGEL BROS. MARKET id, Janao 20, at 8 p. in n~h 4t Ave.Fresh and Smoked Meats p1 r ecm Fish and Poultry a I c ______________________-P11one 66i') 339 South 3.ain Street ReadThe Want Ards lliiSCHOOL ORGANIZES , NL W CLUB FOR FORESTRY r lt'uni( C le. .u s lhigh .school has ai 1 o restry' (clb similar to the one here ai.the t oniversity. The club is mad e COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN wvill find the Packard Restaurant bigger and better than ever. f )RRILL i Remington and Un Renting and repairingc 'htone (f61 5. &Corona Typewriters, Inc.; nderwood portables. of all na~lges a special! v. also A nnouncing SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER 12:30-2:30 SANDWICH SHOP 1204 S. 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