Official Bulletin
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Museum of Art record concert 4 p.m.
Sculpture Gallery. Beethoven; Sonata No. 4 in A minor; Sonata No. 8 in G Major.
Sociology Club, 4 p.m. Room 17.
Strong Annex E. Subject: Bureauacr
and Citizen in a Metropolis. Speaker:
Mr. Delany. Everyone welcome.
Friday, Sept. 30, 1955. University Daily Kansam
Ph. D. French Reading Examination,
0 to 11 a.m., in strong, 103
Wesley Foundation Picnic. 5 p.m. Meet
at Student Center.
ISA Picnic, 5:30 p.m. Potter Lake,
Museum of Art Record Concert, noon
4 p.m. Sculpture Gallery, Bartok: Concerto
for viola and orchestra.
Sunday
to 11 a.m. in Strong 103.
Graduate Club, 8 p.m. Hawkjay Room.
Student Union. Social. Nomination of
offers. All welcome.
Gamma Delta Lutheran meeting. 5:30.
Immanuel Lutheran Church. 17th
Vermont, Speaker Rev. Martin A-
mann, Lutheran Reverend in Ar-
kansas. Cost invites. Everyone invited.
Lutheran Student Association, 9:30 a.m., Trinity Church, 13th & N. H. Dr. George Anderson, teacher, Coffee at 10:30 p.m. Event on Friday at 5:30 p.m. Bg. Relay?"
Museum of Art record concert, noon,
p.m. Museum of Art record concert,
Quinter in E fint
Baptist Student Union, Prayer and devotions, 12:30 p.m. Danforth Chapel, devotion room
305. Student Union. 7:00-9:00 p.m.
meeting. 7:30 p.m. Room 306
room.
Monday
University Veterans Organization. 7.30
Jayne A. Roem. Student Union.
Employment Office.
Foreign Students Dance Lessons, Room 305. Student Union, 7-9:00-9 p.m.
rage 7
Engineerettes, 8 p.m. University Women's Lounge, Lounging and entertaining students invited
Prospects for Better USA-USSR relations. Stephen G. Cary of the American Friends Service Committee, 7:30 p.m., Pine Room, Student Union.
Israel Consul Offers Data
Students who are assigned to write papers in certain fields have been invited to make use of the research materials available at the Consulate General of Israel. 65 North Michigan Blvd., Chicago, 11. Ill.
Materials are available in the fields of history, political science, government, sociology, economics, education, Old Testament religion, Hebrew, and related subjects.
Some topics suggested by the Consulate General include causes of conflict in the Middle East, history and structure of communal settlements in Israel, the Dead Sea scrolls, the Hebrew language and its rebirth, economic development of Israel, the status of Christian and Moslem minorities in Israel, religion in Israel, and the status of Jerusalem.
Graduate students may write to the Consulate General for information regarding possible subjects for theses.
Perry, Iowa—(U.P.)-Carl Schwanebeck, drive-in theatre operator, gritted his teeth when a tractor-drawn hayrack with about 30 young persons aboard drove up to the theatre entrance. He waved them in. It was "buck night" and any carload of movie fans could get in for $1.
Abusing The Privilege
The meeting concluded the membership drive of the YM and YW. The team of John Shroeder, Garnett senior, won the membership contest.
College isn't a waste of time, the audience at a YWCA-YMCA debate in the Student Union decided last night.
The English debate style, which permits audience participation, was used. The audience votes to decide he winner of the debate.
Nigel Kermode. special student from the Isle of Jersey, was moderator.
William Gilbert, assistant professor of history, and Gary Sick, Russell junior, argued for the affirmative on the question, "Resolved: that college is a waste of time."
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It was opposed by Franklin Neilick, assistant professor of English, and Jayne Callahan, Cleveland Heights, Ohio junior.
Mr. Gilbert and Sick defined education as the process of becoming a human being, and argued that having a college degree does not always mean a student has reached this end. They humorously suggested correspondence courses as being a more practical way of becoming educated.
Mr. Nelick and Miss Callahan said that college gives a person depth and perspective and banishes his narrow beliefs. Colleges are the most successful institutions in the United States, they argued.
ALAN JUNE
LADD ALLYSON
"McCONNELL STORY"
The audience voted for the negative by a narrow margin.
Program chairman have been designated at the opening of the Home Economics Club.
Home Ec Club Elects Chairmen
They are Helen Kite and Marjorie Baylor, Wichita seniors; Phyllis Adams, Bethel senior; Jane Henry Hoerath, Lawrence senior; Ruth Daniels, St. Francis sophomore; Mary Emison, Muncie sophomore; Lorna Craig and Mary Dresser, Lawrence juniors; Verdi Crockett, Kansas City, Mo., senior, and Patricia Sutherlin, Kansas City, Mo., sophomore.
Members discussed programs for the coming year. They included an exchange meeting with the KansasState Home Economics Club, a program on home demonstration work, and a program relating home economics with radio and television
A committee was also formed at the picnic for the state Home Economics Club workshop, which will be held Nov. 12 at the University.
Nearly 100 kinds of mosquitoes occur in the U. S. Several species carry diseases like encephalitis, malaria and yellow fever.
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SAN FRANCISCO—(U.P.)-Smog may eventually prove to be one of the chief causes of human lung cancer, a medical scientist from the University of Southern California said today.
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Paul Kotin, Associate Professor of Pathology in USC's School of Medicine, made the statement to physicians attending a cancer conference at the ninth annual meeting of the California division of the American Cancer Society.
Smog Link To Cancer?
Kotin said his experiments showed that smog can cause lung tumors in mice. Previously he proved that skin cancer can be caused on mice by hydrocarbons taken out of smoggy air.
Dr. Walter B. Quisenberry, executive director of the Hawaii Cancer Society, told the group that the key to the cause and prevention of stomach cancer may lie in Hawaii.
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James White, graduate student,
will tell of his experiences as an
exchange student to the University
of Tuebingen, Germany, at
the next meeting of the German
Club, Thursday, Oct. 6. The meeting
will be held at 5 p.m. in 502
Fraser. He will show pictures during
his talk.
German Club To Hear Exchange Student
Donald W. Martin, Emporia junior, explained the aims and objectives of the club at yesterday's meeting.
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Health Director Attends Meeting
Dr. Ralph I. Canuteson, director of the KU Student Health Service and president of the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association, attended the 43rd annual meeting of the Kansas TB and Health Association and the Kansas Trudeau Society in Topeka yesterday.
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Director of the KU student health program for 27 years, Dr. Canutueson is a strong advocate of early detection and therapy of tuberculosis. A tuberculin test and chest X-ray are included in the physical examination taken by each student upon entering the University.
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