March 13, 1942 (vol. 52, iss. 117) • Page Image 2
… Natural- Science Building. Included will be discussions of plans for establishing a permanent forest economy in Upper Michigan. Al Thaqafa Elects C aiinet AtMeeting. Al Thaqafa, Arabic culture society…
… and gas iprotection at the Edge- wood Arsenal. An assistant professor of the chem- ical engineering department since 1937, Professor Foust has instructed students in chemical manufacturing processes and…
… the application of chemical engineering. For the last year and a half he has been in charge of. the general chemical engineering laboratory and has specialized in lab- oratory instruction. Students of…
… received. O. E. Roszel, Storehouse Department Phone: 4121-Ext. 337 League Over Qutiet Body Is Arbiter House Curfew, Hours, Petitions (Continued from Page 1) _ ties of every woman student) and character…
… could only be concerned with enforcement and therefore had no standing as a vehicle of student opinion.) While the system of appointments to Women's Judiciary Committee is not "foolproof," according to…
… Miss Baits, it has set up a group which has a thorough sense of its responsi- bility. All members, before being inducted, must take a pledge to ful- Oratori cal League Sponsors Contest For U' Students…
… permanent organ- ihation and will take every oppor- tunity to foster student discussion of post-war problems. As outlined yesterday by Chairman Clifford Straehley, '44, the first proj- ect undertaken by the…
… already in- cluded are the Senate, Congress, In- tercooperative Council, Interfrater- nity Council. The Daily, Panhellenic 'and the Student League of America. Y~ Hillel, has also been approached Gerteral…
…. ___________________ In one sense, Women's Judiciary is free of certain quarters' referencesCGA I to the flaws of student government. M IC H G Whatever the impotence of other or- ganizations, Women's Judiciary is not THE…
… CASE OF power-starved. t4 - TIIP, nw*& ASU To Present Show "Professor Mainlock." noted Rus- sian film, will be presented by the American Student Union at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Natural Science…