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Forensic League Observes 10th Anniversary Nov.30
The University's Forensic League,
founded in 1945 as an aid to the
war effort, is observing its 10th
anniversary at 7:30 p.m., Nov. 30
in the English Room of the Student
Union.
The league wants to increase its membership and is inviting anyone who has an interest in making speeches to attend.
The league was founded by E. C. Buehler, professor of public speaking, to aid civilian understanding of existing wartime problems, such as rationing, rehabilitation of veterans, and conservation.
After the war, it became primarily a means through which students, many of them veterans, could find self-expression.
The league sponsors an annual intramural speaking contest and furnishes judges for it, provides speakers for campaigns such as the Campus Chest and, through the KU speakers' bureau, to talk to civic clubs, schools, and other
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Officers are David Horr, Lawrence junior, president; Judith Morgan. Newton senior, vice president; Mary Roger, Chase sophomore, secretary, and Bob Crist, Scott City sophomore, treasurer. Prof. Buehler and William Conboy, assistant professor of speech, are advisers.
The deadline for applications for Campus Chest committees is Monday, Nov. 28, not Monday (Nov. 21), as it was reported in Wednesday's Daily Kansan.
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10-day service on color film.
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English Exam Registration Set
If you're planning to take the English proficiency exam Dec. 3, you must register in the office of your school or department Nov. 28-30. Mrs. Natalie Calderwood, assistant professor of English and director of the examination, said booklets will be available which answers questions about the exam, contain examples of failing and passing papers and sample examinations, and discuss methods of grading the papers.
The automobile industry uses some 300 items purchased abroad, ranging from abrasives to tin.
Only juniors or seniors may take the examination, required for graduation in the College, Schools of Education, Journalism, Fine Arts, and in nursing.
KU-MU Game First Broadcast 44 Years Ago On Wireless
Forty-four years ago, the first play-by-play radio broadcast of any football game was broadcast from the top floor of a Lawrence rooming house. ◎
The man behind this innovation was Harry Segfried, then a sophomore in the School of Engineering. Segfried worked with wireless telegraphy, and rigged a wireless receiving and sending set in his room.
and the Philippines. Soon after that, the radio craze swept the nation, and in 1922, University faculty members offered KU's first program to WDAF, the Kansas City Star station.
News of his small station spread over the Hill, and he agreed to broadcast the 1911 Kansas-Oklahoma game. A telegraph wire was constructed from McCook field to his room and game reports were sent over it in Morse code and were broadcast in bulletin form.
At that time, students copied messages from Japan, England, Alaska.
In 1924, KU's own broadcasting station, KFKU, was granted a license. The first athletic event broadcast by the station was the KU-K-State basketball game in 1925.
Saturday, in contrast with the first coverage, the KU-MU game will be carried by WDAF, KMBC, KCMO, KIMO, KUDL, WREN, and KFEQ.
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