COLLEGE COmMUNICATIONS

NOTICE OF PACULTY MEXTING

The College Faculty's first meeting of
the year will be held at 4:30 on Tuesday,
October 21, in the auditorium of Frank
Strong Hall, The new members of the face
ulty are to be presented at this mecting.
We will surely all be present to greet
them.

MID~SEMESTER REPORTS

Please plan your work now so you can make
your mid-semester reports not later than
November 11, Every year a few instructors
put off some examinations till 4% is too
late to grade their papers in time for
prompt reports, Late reports invariably
cause our office extra work, which results
in a very decent degree of irritation,
Will you LEASE be very prompt in this
matter.

COMMITTEES

For your information we give the person-

nel of the committees of our faculty for

this year. In each case the first person
named is the chairman,

SPANDING COMMITTEES :

Administrative: Dean and Assistant Dean,
ex offioio, Ashton, Chubb, Davidson,
Gadgliardo, Shoemaker, Taft.

Reinstatement: Dean and Assistant Dean,

ex officio, Babcock, Brewster, Posey.
Special Students: Paullin, Realey,
Winston,

Enrollment: Guy Smith, Black, Doer-
ing, Posey, Treece,.

Joint Committee on

University Teacher's

Diploma: George Smith, Gardner,
Nelson, Russell, Turney, Ulmer,

English Proficiency
Examination: Virtue, Dolbee, Hldridge,
Paden, Taft.

General Committee
on Honors:
Lane, Osborne.

Mitehell, Ashton, Clark,

Divisional Honors:
Division I -— Ashton, Flint, Lind,
Shoemaker,
Lane, Davidson, Mitchell,
Moore,
Division ITI- Clark, Gagliardo, Davis,
Osborne, Sandelius,

Division II .

October 20, 1941
SPECIAL COMMITTEES:

Science Major for
Teachers: Davidson, Babcock, Lane,

Laudon, Stranathan,

Revision of

Art Major:

Public Administration
Curriculum: Stene, Gibson, Maddox,
Twente,

Nelson, Chubb, Grant,

DR, JOHN NELSON

When for eight years you have had the
daily help of a man whose conscience
hurts him if he doesn't perform even
the smallest duty perfectly, when for
eight years you have had the counsel
and fellowship of a keen and scholarly
mind and of a most loyal soul, when
through eight years you have depended
upon a man to help you with all your
work and have leaned heavily on his
insight and understanding, when through
these years you have learned to think
so much of a friend that you would bet
your soul on his integrity, and then
find that he must be taken from you
because the University needs him else-
where-=well, the very least you can do
is to say both privately and publicly:
"Thank you, Dr, Nelson, for all that
you have done and for all that you are,
We hate to have you leave our office
but are glad you aren't going to be far
away and that we shall still have the
opportunity of working with you."

DR, GILBERT ULMER

We are glad to weloome Professor Ulmer
to his new work as Assistant Dean, He
was chosen for this position because he
combines, to an unusual degree, good
scholarship, fine teaching ability, and
an understanding of and sympathy with
youth, We predict that he will not only
enjoy his work but that he will also be
thoroughly enjoyed by both the students
and faculty of the Collese.

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"Who wants to be born into a perfeot
world? What is there left to do in

such a world? What challenge, what

place for anger and indignation and pity
and effort and sacrifice and triumph and
achievement and satisfaotion and content=
ment and joy? These are the things that
make it worth while to live and there=
fore to be born,"