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COSMOPOLITAN CLV BI

A DEL TORO PLANS
SPANISH MEETINGI

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Prof.'Julio del Toro, of the Ro-
mance Languages department and
president' of the Michigan Chap-
ter of the American Association of
M Teachers' of Spanish, yesterday
OTA announced plans for the twelfth
_;____ annual national meeting of the
MEMBERS OF ORGANIZATION association.
HEAR PROFESSOR SPEAK The convention will be held in
ON WAR CAUSES Detroit at the Book-Cadillac ho-
tel, Dec. 26 and 27, according to
Professor del Toro. This is the
NEW MEMBERS INITIATEII first time that the association hasc
met in Michigan and the coming1
Regent Talks On The Relation meeting has aroused great inter-
Between Foreign Student And est throughout the state. A large
The University attendance is expected from all
parts of the country.1
"Internationalism is just around i Organized several years ago when
the corner, historically speaking," the value of Spanish as a cultural
said Prof. William A. Frayer, of the and practical language was firstt
history department in an address recognized throughout the United
on "Is Internationalism the Next States, the National Association ofc
Step?" at a meeting of the Cosmo- Teachers of Spanish now boasts.
politan club Saturday night in a membership of about 1700, it
Lane hall. "As nationalism grew was announced yesterday. It pub-
out of individualism and the clan, lishes a monthly journal devoted
so will internationalism grow out to the study of Spanish languages
of nationalism," he continued. and literature.s
Internationalism does not run A number of nationally promi-
counter to nationalistic feelings, nent men have been asked to speak,,

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STRTW CRUIE Application has just been re- total eclipse of the moon will take Fahrenheit immediately before the
ceived by the offices of the Col- place will be visible from beginning eclipse to 190 degrees below zero
That independent world, the 1 egeof Architecture, to organize to end in all parts of the United during the total phase.
samplesof advanced work in arch- On a screen placed at the moon's
Floating University, will inaugu- itectural designing for a traveling States. The moon will enter the distance from the earth the conical
rate another period of study and exhibit which is to be sent around earth's shadow at 2:24 Tuesday
research with the sailing of the the country under the auspices of morning, eastern standard time. lIllI llI
steamship President Wilson from the Association of Collegiate Schools The total eclipse will begin at 3:33
New York to San Francisco via Lthe of Architectureet our
Panama Canal. This will be I and will last until 4:29 when the .' us doY =
first leg of an intended world Most of the large universities and moon will begin to emerge. At 5:30
cruise on which countries and prob- colleges inthe country belong to the eclipse will be over.
lems representative of curriculum this association and will contribute - 0 a
requirements will be studied. to the exhibit and display it on . Although the moon will be en-
Enrolled in the University is a their campuses. tirely within the shadow for nearly
group of 100 students representing Last year and several other times an hour it probably will not dis-e=
more than 35 colleges of 16 states. in the past, exhibitions of the same appear from view. The reason isH hes u
The university is under the com- nature have been collected by the that considerable sunlight is re of work
mand of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney association and put on display but te ino the adow tmouh
Greenbie who will be aided by a no regular schedule has ever been the ring of the earth's atmosphere
staff of instructors from different I carried out. As soon as the collec- around the base of the shadow. A T CO rCH
colleges. tion has been completely arranged At that time the moon will be * o *
Included in the representation and made ready for travel, the dim and noticeably red like the set-
are a number of students who have schedule of showings at the various ting sun. Because of the absence ofoI
completed their regular courses and schools will be announced. Until atmospheric protection a suddenimls
are undertaking this experiment to1 th±at time there will be no an- change of temperature is permitted 10So. 'Unv.
supplement their studies, and in nouncement as to the date on on the moon at the time of an Half Block from Campus
addition some preparatory students which the drawings will be shown eclipse. Recent observations have l E
who have brothers or sisters on in Ann Arbor. shown that the temperature of the ,iiiiiiuiaiiiiiiii 1
the university. The ship is sched-
uled to return on June 11.

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Professor Frayer said, but is made
up of national blocks, so that one
may work for the gop of one's
own country so long as other na-
tion are not interfered with. "The
man who says 'My country, right or
wrong' is an enemy of internation-
alism and human progress. This;
attitude, and the feeling that one
country was far superior to all
others contributed to the causes ofi
the war," added Professor Frayer.,
The meeting, which was the
initiation meeting of the Cosmo-
politan club, was well attended.
Honorary membership was confer-
red upon Regent Benjamin S. Han-I
chett, Prof. Edwin C. Goddard of
the Law school and Mrs. Goddard,
and Prof. Roy W. Cowden, of theI
rhetoric department and Mrs. Cow-
den. Prof. J. A. C. Hildner, of theS
German department, one of the
founders of the, club, presented the
pins to the new members. Regent
Hanchett made a short address,
saying that the University wel-
comes foreign students as warmly
as any other school.
The club was presented with an
Arabian flag by Dr. Lufti M. Sarti,
of Detroit. The flag was given to
the club by Raja F. Howrani, Grad.,
president of the organization, inC
the absence of Dr. Sarti, who ar-
rived later in the evening. About
a hundred new members were
taken into the club.
ALPHA NU
Pledges of Alpha Nu, campus de-
bating society, will shine tonight
at the, society meeting 'on the
fourth floor of Angell hall; when a
program presented entirely by the
first-year men will be put on.

SPANISH SOCIETY
TO HOLDMEETING
Choice of a general program to
be followed out through the year
will be made at a -meeting of La
Sociedad Hispanica to be- held at
7:30 this evening in room 1035 An-
gell hall, it was announced yes-
terday.
All old members of the club and
any other University students who
may be interested will be welcome
at the meeting, according to J. F.
Weir, '29, secretary- of the organ-
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