PAGE EIGHT Est1Nl Ay- iW''MRrTL q 14AP THE MWTTTETCA DfAILY aa . U a .v aa r aara aTT'MY1lilY C9 1 4 0 -'4.$~ J9 ' .FdbA'4 ,i £'S~lY . r'v /" T 'f' T1 ell 79 'ri A T 7'1 Y r. T "r iri, I I COLLEGE RWUNDUP: Students Submerged Under 'Routine' *Throughout the nation this week college students settled down to academic routine, getting to know themt roommates and look- ing back at a hectic nightmare of enrollment, buying books and re- discovering old friends. All endured hours of waiting, some were stuck with bad class schedules, but all found that life could be humorous too. * * * EXCITED FRESHMEN at the University of Indiana rushed to the fire alarm box late one evening when they saw billowing smoke and a red glare blotting out their view of a Bloomington eatery, the Indiana Daily Student said. Worldly upperclassmen tiredly explained to assembled greenhorns and fire-eaters that the manage- ment, did that every night-the smoke is a fly-killer they spray the place with and the red glare says "GOOD FOOD." * * * REPORTERS for the Daily Cal-1 ifornian, at the University of Cali- fornia, made life on campus ex- citing recently with a snail race. The snail won easily over a fast- moving rival-a student in a book- store line. * * * MALE STUDENTS complained bitterly to the Detroit Collegian at Wayne University when they found that the one-way-view win- dows in their lavatories had been inserted wrong-side to. They said they couldn't look i yout. * * * State University began handing out five-dollar bills with the wild abandon of a Forty-Niner struck it rich. For students needing an extra five to tide them over the weekend, his "Lettuce Box" is the place to go, according to the OSU Lantern. All you have to do is give your name and. address, promise to re- turn the flyer (without interest) within a week and get out your wallet. * * * BUT SOME PLACES there was no adjustment-to anything, ac- cording to reports from the Har- vard Crimson: "The Student Apathy League, Harvard's only side-of-the-road political organization, came sleep- walking into its second term yes- terday. Boasting no boosters, so- licitors, or lapel snatchers, the Apathy League holds together its 3,000 odd members by the sheer force of inertia." "I will do nothing," the presi- dent commented. GAIN FROM TULANE: New Gilbert-Sullivan Leader Experieniced in Choral Work Prof. Maynard Klein, new director of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society, has had a very wide range of experiences with various types of choral and orchestral music. Before coming to the University as associate professor of choral music and director of University choirs, Klein served as director of university choral groups at Newcomb College of Tulane University for 14 years. GILBERT AND SULLIVAN operas are a tradition at Newcomb, where they have been presented regularly for a quarter of a century, and it was at Newcomb that Klein became experienced in the pro- duction of these masterpieces of tuneful satire. In addition to his work in New Orleans, Prof. Klein has been directing Gilbert and Sullivan operas at the Interlochen Music Camp for the past five years, where he has been director of choral groups. COMMENTING UPON the local musical scene, Mr. Klein stated that he is "very excited about the fund of talent and the great diversity of musical opportunities to be found here." "Yeoman of the Guard," the next offering of the local Gilbert and Sullivan group, was described by Mr. Klein as a "timely and difficult production." "Yeoman" has been somewhat less popular than other Gilbert and Sullivan operas largely because of its difficulty, according to Mr. Klein. AND WITH THE readjustments for the fall, certain matters had to be straightened out: University of California and St. Mary's College signed a "peace pact" which would limit all pre- game 'raiding' to the Big C on the California campus and the water tank on the St. Mary's campus, the Daily Californian said. * * * OTHER readjustments were fl- nancial: A local businessman at Ohio DIAMONDS of quality There is a big difference in dianonds. We invite you to see our display. HALLER'S Jewelers 717 North University SOVIET HUDDLE-Andrei Vishinsky and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitri Z. Manuilsky confer after Russia demanded UN ban of atom bomb yesterday. Ih ---1 Campus Calendar Events Today UNITED WORLD FEDERAL- ISTS-Chester Byrns, formerly of George Washington University, will lead discussion on "Why World Federation Now," 7:30 p.m., U~nion. LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSO- CIATION MARRIED GROUP - 8:00 p.m. WESTMINSTER GUILD - Wyn Price and Will Kyselka will speak on "One World" at supper meeting, 5:30 p.m., Presbyterian Church. AT THE MICHIGAN-"Street With No Name," 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. AT THE STATE-"Romance on the High Seas," 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. Events Tomorrow New Population Figures Issued WASHINGTON - UP) - Cali- fornia has joined New York and Pennsylvania in the 10,000,000 population class, the Census Bu- reau reported. Releasing provisional estimates for the U. S. as of July 1, 1948, the bureau said 31.1 per cent of Cali- fornia's 10,031,000 had been gained since 1940, when the last official census was taken. Total population for the coun- try as of July 1 is estimated to be 146,114,000, as compared with 131,669,275 in 1940. The gain is 11 per cent. La petite causette-3:30 League. 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