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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, Oct. 15, 1953
Taft Talk, Cartoon Collection To Highlight Editors' Day
Formal presentation of the Albert T. Reid cartoon collection to the School of Journalism and an address by Prof. Robert Taft, chairman of the Kansas Centennial committee, will highlight the annual Kansas Editor's day program Saturday, Nov. 7.
The editors will be guests of the University at luncheon and will attend the Kansas-Kansas State football game as guests of the athletic association. At their annual wristle session in the morning they will discuss problems confronting Kansas newspapersmert.
The Reid collection of original cartoons, believed to be the most complete of its kind, will be displayed in the reading room of the Journalism building, where the editors will gather in the morning.
Mr. Reid, former Kansas publisher and himself a leading cartoonist, has been invited to come from his home in New York City to make the presentation. The collection includes many leading cartoonists, including Thomas Nast, crusader against political corruption in the 1870s.
Prof. Taft will speak on the subject "An Amazing Century," reminiscing on Kansas history and stressing the role the press has played in this history and its part in plans for the territorial centennial observance in 1954. Dr. Taft, a member of the chemistry faculty since 1922, is president of the Kansas State Historical Society.
He is author of the book "Artists and Illustrators of the Old West," published last spring and widely
acclaimed as an authoritative historical publication, and two other books, "Photography and the American Scene" and "Across the Years on Mount Oread."
Sociology Professor To Speak on KLWN
Marston M. M. McCluggage, professor of sociology and acting chairman of the department of human relations, will be the semester's fourth Sociology on the Air speaker. His talk, "When Greek Meets Greek—A Study in Values," will be heard over KLWN Sunday at 3:05 p.m.
The broadcast is part of the "Ways of Mankind" series produced and directed by Prof. Walter Goldschmidt of UCLA. The sociology program, now in its third year, is sponsored by the department of sociology and anthropology.
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A student recital will be presented by the School of Fine Arts at 3 p.m. today in Strong auditorium.
Fine Arts Recital To Be At 3 Today
The program will include;
Liebeslied Bohme
DeRoy Rogge, baritone horn
Aria
Purcell
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Petite Suite in Three
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Scherzo in E minor ... Chopin
Mary Lou Ekland, pianist
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Mary Jo Huych, Jerry Stone.
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The date of the Associated Women Students freshman election has been changed to Wednesday, Nov. 4 to coincide with the All Student Council election.
Petitions will be handed out Monday, Oct. 19, and must be in the dean of women's office on the 23rd. The instruction period, quiz, and coffee for prospective candidates will be held the week of Oct. 25.
Joy Brewer, college junior, is editor, and Gretchen Guinn, college sophomore, is assistant editor of the AWS newsletter which will inform women students of AWS activities. The newsletter will be compiled every two weeks and distributed in women's residences.
AWS Election Date Changed
Economics Book Published
Domenico Gagliardo, professor of economics, is the author of a new textbook, "Introduction to Collective Bargaining," published by Harper Brothers Publishing Co. He also is author of another textbook, "American Social Insurance," which is being used in over 100 colleges and universities.
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