December 08, 1932
(vol. 43, iss. 63)
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…, with some knowledge of the Arabic lang- uage, learned the password and en- tered the innermost sanctities of a cult temple. The history and prac- tices of these cults in Chicago and Detroit is almost…
… rented a house to a negro family. One day while he was in the house, he came across several books written in Arabic. With the slight knowledge of the language which he had received while serving as a…
… Salaries Exceed Share Of Tuition Fee Student Employees , Get $7,000 Over The Sum Given By Administration Total Figure Set At More Than $41,000 Wile To Talk About Issues At Capital Delays Address In Order To…
… tests given during Orientation Period have been mailed to the principals who use this data and the opinions offered by the students themselves as a basis for their investigations. This year 381 first year…
… students have been notified of conferences. scheduled with representatives of their respective schools. The meetings will be held in the offices of the registrar in University Hall and students who are not…
… for consideration, said Professor Bartell. Of these all but 25 were eliminated. More than $7,000 over the amount the Union received last year for maintenance from tuition fees was paid out to students…
… in salaries, it was revealed by a recent investiga- tion. The Union received last year from the membership fees included in the tuition of all men students $64,000, of which $30,000 went to the retire…
…- ment of debts and only $34,000 was turned over to the Union for main- tenance expenses. More than $41,000 was paid out by the organization to students who work in the various departments of the building…
….' From 90 to 125 students are em- ployed at the present time in the Union, Paul Buckley, manager, said. Ninety have steady jobs and 35 more are on call for special occasions such as banquets, football game…
… days and other emergencies. Wherever possible, full time help has been dispensed with and the workI given to students, Mr. Buckley said. All full time workers took reductions last spring and substantial…