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SUMME STUDENTS
hip already Exceeds That of
Year; .tore Signers Are
Expected
undred new members have
ured by the Women's league
alt of the campaign instituted
ummer school women last
. This number already ex-
ae membership of last year,
believed that when the char-
the organization becomes bet-
en by summer students, that
arger increase may be ex-
i
Saving Wheat and Sowing Seed
Will Put an End to Teuton Greed
Beans, and peas, and garden sass, June peas trained against the fence
They tell the boche he shall not pass. Make Wilhelm look like 30 cents.
-Baltimore Sun. -R. G. B,
Corn, and cabbage, lowly spud, Spinach, beets, and cauliflower
A tip to Bill his name is mud. Put an end to kultur's power.
-C. C. B. in The Detroit News. -R. L. B.
i
Eating grits and baked cornmeal
Makes the gang at Potsdam squeal.
-Cary.
Wheatless bread and cornmeal mush
Tell the kaiser sternly, "Tush."
-L. G
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Sending grub across the brink Bend your back and hoe the row
Puts the kaiser on the blink. To send the kaised down below.
- M. G. M. -S. O. S.
Women's league is but an in- Corn and beans and a nice ripe carrot
part of a lorger and more com- Will start things movin' in the kaiser's
part of a larger and more con- garret. .-M. K. E.
st conference of Women's Self
ing organizations which exists Beans, and corn, and early peas
mote the social betterment of Bring the kaiser to his knees. I
women. At Michigan the -D. E. P.I
has been directly responsible
e women's athletic field, the tIfto all funds you freely give,
>ries, the ! organization of Old Bill will not have long to live.
houses, for women, and the -E. A. S.
Sweat and dirt and blistered hands
Will tie the kaiser tight in bands.
-F. O. B
Lettuce, onions, green peas, too,
Will show old kaiser Bill he's through
-B. V. D
Save wheat and cease to grumble,
The kaiser's job will soon be humble
-P. D. Q
ional conference held here each
g"I f1l ing but little to do with chemistry.
smer school women will be giv- JrS bI RIIVN TILKS He may find himself in a process
Lother opportunity to join today which would scarcely be called a
en 10 and 10 o'clock at a table chemical process-as, for instance, a
e registrar's office. A series of U U IIU ILUUUIIU metallographic specialist in an auto-
s and a summer vocational con- mobile plant; or in a strictly chemi-
ce are being planned for the near CHEMICAL, ENGINEERING AND ITS cal process-as in an acid or dye
e. The work is in charge of POSSIBILITIES BY PROF. plant; or in a process which might be
hy Roehm, with Verna at as W. L. BADGER thought a chemical process but which
ary and treasurer. really asks of him only mechanical
(By Prof. W. L. Badger) engineering abilities in a plant mak-
SE IN FOOD AND FOOD In explaining what is ing ordinary table salt. So the
VALUES TO BE' REPEATED) the scope of the profession of chemi- field is unusually varied and offers
something to men of all kinds of
course in foods and food values cal engineering, it is scarcely neces- tastes, from pure research to pure
last semester will be repeat- sary to differentiate it from other plant operation.
tring the summer session. The branches of engineering. It is not Qualifications Not Definite
ive value of the prineple articles always clear, ho'wever, as to the dif- Because of the wide range of work
>d of especial importance during ference between the chemical engi- open to a chemical engineer, the
war will be considered. This neer and the chemist. The difference necessary qualifications are less defi-
e is a series of lectures given is mainly, tho not necessarily, the dif- nite than in some, other lines. To be
times a week for the first four ference between laboratory and plant. a good chemical engineer requires a
s of the session and credit for The chemist makes analyses and man of very flexible and open mind,
tour will be given. The course tests, or carries out research on a for he must be both scientist and
be elected by women students small scale. The chemical engineer technologist-both a chemist and, nt
dition to the regular eight hours takes the results of the tests and in- engineer. Mathematical ability is not
trk. terprets them in terms of plant oper- so necessary as in some other lines.
f ration; or he takes the laboratory re- as most of our processes are still too
>scribe for The Detachment search and devises the large-scale little undertood to permit us to re-
Delivtred for 75 cents.-Adv. process to correspond. The responsi- duce them to mathematical form. A
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