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Plans Are Announced for Next
Year's Freshman Week'
~by Prof. Bursley
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COMMITTEE { RE9NTS LEGA1ZE11
IDegree Specializing in Physics
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FRIDA.Y, JUNE 6, 1930

First Year Students in Uoper1
Masses to be Includedr
on Annual Program.
According to Prof. Philip -E.
Bursley -of the romnance languages'i
department, the practice of calling j
the week before classes begin each1
fall "Freshman Week" has been
permanently ,discontinued. The'
title to be applied; to this weekI
during the coming fall semester is!
"Orientation Week."' It may be,
Professor l3ursley continued, that
this name will be changed in com-n
Jng years to "Newcomers' Mee,"'
or some such title, but the objec-
tionable term 'freshman' has been,
dropped for all time.
The progam for next 'years Will Bishop Jamnes -Cannon, Jr-, on the
include not only freshmnen, but alsgo witness stand :before the senate lob- -
transfers from other colleges and by commxaittee. He refused to telll
universities, who have, hitherto not about his anti-Smith campaign of
had the opportiunity of a formal 11928, and challenged the right of
introduction to the University. The his questioners to examine him.
tra' 4fers will report to their advis-_______
ers on the morning of Monday, '
September 22. There they will be creen Y +Refilcton
in, trtlcted as W~ their programs for A Bubbling Big drawl.
the week, and will be given their There is plenty of entertainment
assignments for physical examina- in the "Big Party" at the Michi-I
tion. Egan in the form p1 youth and boop-
The freshman body proper will boop--a-"doops. Sue Carol is there;
not nmeet their advisers until Tues- along with Dixie Lee, Raymond '
clay morning; after a short address, K~eens and Frank Albertson. How-
they will go to Mill auditorium, ever, the one fallacy is the plot. All
where they will be given a theme- about the poor working girl who
writing examination prepared 'by loses her job at the 5 and 10 be-4
the rhetoric department., cause she forgets the prices and
During the week all newcomersI then goes out to do wrong to her,
will be invited to, a lawn party at 1 boy-friend. But, alas, the love-?
the President's house, ,will be taken birds make up and all is well again. ;
9n a short, practical tour of the)I Getting back to the party, that!1
library, and will spend a few hoursI is where the picture is interspersedI
at the athletic grounds acquaint- with songs and wise-cracks. This #
ing themselves with the facilities f affair rates a C. R. R. S.)
of the U~.niversity.
On Tuesday evening President:.
Alexander G. Ruthven will tender!Ij
the offiial welcome of the trni- FO
versity; his greeting will be follow- FOR
e~d on the programs by short ad- l ITE
dresses from the Dean of Students' TO S E
and the Dean of Wom-ien. C A NT1-w7Tr 1r'c

}, -> A new degree, "Bachelor of Sci -
>< ience i-n Enginkeering With Special-
r I Ization in Phyfics," has been -re-
Gently authorized by the Regents
ofteUniversity in recognition o
the present strong trend in Indus-!
r' '..Y i try to -make full use o the possi-
Ibilities of research.
IThe large and increasing number~
l of comivueial research Jaborator-
ss ies has created az need for the phy-
sicist along with ,the engineer in
the business wornd. I a recent bul-I
s letin Dr. Randall stated, "The phy-.
sicist and the engineer both deal
. with the same set of natural phe-
noma, those of physics.I
"Adepartment of Engineering
jResearch, whose purpose is to bring
as far as circumstances permit,
the research facilities of the uni-
versity >",;., i to the aid of t-hose Indus-;
tries which have fundamiental in-j
vestigations> which can most asd-!
vantageously be carried on by the
university has been established
Here."
WEEK-END SPECIALS'
Brick Ice Cream for only 39c a qurtf
T.iry oar fresh, creamy, Panama Milk Chocolates. They are
delicious anxd only $1.25 for 59. Drop in at
PREKE TE'S "SUGAR BOWL"
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STUDENTSY WILD SPENDING ORGIS ' _
IN N 10CENT STORES 1LCS . . .-.
1121 South University
Lingerie, 'Gold' Watches Arethe deal is off. FRATERNITY JEWELERS
Best Sellers; Pulcritude ; The jewelry counter offers a par- Badges-Favors--Programs
Semst b reere j titular attraction to men students,jj Corkey Stanard, Mgr.
and one item is a "best seller." This
Now that the school year is draw- is the solid gold hand carved,- man's!1 PORTABLE
ing to a close, interesting facts pocket watch, adjusted to 127 posi-I TYPEWRITERS
abttudendaeing iesoste.lions and sold for only the modestj We have all males.
studnt ody re eindislosd..Remington, Royals.
The five and ten cent stores seem sum of ten cents. The men derive Corona, Underwood
to draw a great percentage of the great :pleasure from pulling it out!
#_oney expended. But before a sale; in front of the "feinme" and tossing Colored deco finishes. Price $60.
Is made, an unusual amount of it to her while she makes a desper-< 0. D. MORRILL
salesmanship is required. ate attempt to save it from ruin. 314 South State -St. Phone 6615
Students come into the stores for Odds-and -ends. knick-knacks,___________________
no particular reason other than to j and thingamajigs make up the re- i------
look around, a heritage from their mainder of the stud~ent sates r
'childhood days. While strolling past
h their eyes, and the first thing thieys
do ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~te 1spiei. Te olw
doi piei. Te olw rgl Ilengthy debate as to its merits, 802o South PwckarJ
value, and the like, and if the sales-
1lady is a blonde and good looking TODAY -
the sale is completed. Otherwise LuiLCheofn Special


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Saturday, June 21 is CLASS DAY AND ALUMNI

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The exercises will

be held

on the canpus

directly in front of the Library at 2:00 P. M.
and Parents are cordially invited to attend.

Alwmni

Monday, June 23, is Commtencem ent. Honor gruards
musst assemble before Alumni Memoral Hall by 7:30
and the remainder of the class will' form in line
behind them. The processin to Ferry Field is an im-m
Pressive ceremn ny. Everyone's help is, needed to make
Caps and Gowns are to be wore on all the occasions.

On Sunday orning at 11:00, Dr. Ruthiveiiwill deliver

the Baccalaureate. sermon in Hill Auditorli. Snir

Seniors