University Daily Kansan
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ScienceGroup Selects 42
Forty-two students, former students and faculty members have added to membership in Sigma Xi, honorary science research society.
Dr. Charles D. Michener, secretary of the society, said seventeen of the group were admitted to full membership while the remainder were admitted to associate membership.
Admission to full membership means the person has done scientific research of high enough quality to have publication in some science journal. Associate membership means that the person shows promise of research ability.
Those selected are:
Alumni: L. V. Sorg, '27, of Kansas City, Mo.
Faculty: Howard G. O'Connor, geologist with the state geological survey; H. W. Shirer, instructor in surgery at the medical center, and Duane G. Wenzel, assistant professor of pharmacy.
Students or former students: (full membership) Henry V. Beck, Shirley Gleason, H. W. Johnson, F. A. Pileggi, H. E. Risser, Sam Joseph, Moselio Schaechter, Gerald Tajol, Mary J. Taylor, E. N. Wise, S. L. Wood, Sam H. Johnson and William H. Edgerton, all graduate students.
(Associate membership) Sydney Anderson, Donald Asquith, Norman P. Baumann, Samuel W. Bishop, V. J. Christensen, James Conkin, Douglas Cooley, David T. Dailey, James Finley, Richard Frederickson, Edward H. Haynes, Charles A. Lundqist, A. L. Juzzi, Richard Lynness, Laurence R. McAney, Edwin P. Martin, William F. Myers, Thomas A. Milne, Francis W. Prosser, Carlon W. Pryor, Dennis G. Rainey, Fred R. Rollins, Donald F. Squires, Jean M. Squires, and William B. Stallcup, all graduate students.
Firemen Will Hold Fire Defense School
University Extension in cooperation with the city of Lawrence and the office of the Kansas state fire marshall will sponsor a civil defense fire school for representatives of fire departments in the Northeast Kansas area Feb. 12, 13, and 14.
The school which will be held at the Lawrence fire station is one of the first of its kind to be held in the state. It will make available information which representatives can take back and teach to other firemen in their communities.
BABY vs. COMMISSION — Mrs. Loren Thompson, until recently a major in Women's Army Corps, wants to be recommissioned, despite army regulation against women who are mothers staying in the WAC's. She will appeal to
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Speakers' Bureau Organized Af KU
The University speech and drama department has organized a speakers bureau to provide speakers of both entertaining and informative nature. E.C. Buehler, professor of speech, announced today.
Twenty-five students, trained and experienced in speech arts, will present programs to civic clubs, study groups, high schools, lodges, and churches. Included in the group will be varsity debaters, foreign students, and campus orators.
Professor Buehler said that all programs will be arranged to suit individual local needs and time limits. The only charge is for mileage.
Programs presented in the serious vein will include talks and discussions on wage and price control, house cleaning in inter-collegiate athletics, United States foreign policy in Asia, and flood control in the Missouri valley.
Groups desiring such presentations should contact Professor Buehler at the KU speech and drama department.
Two University students have received recognition in the Atlantic Monthly writing contests for college students.
Anne L. Snyder, College senior from Great Bend, entered a story, "Exit," which the judges placed among the "top" papers. Her instructor was Mrs. Katherine Mix.
Eileen Derr, a correspondence study student living in Forest City, Mo., entered an essay entitled "Comics, Why Not?" It headed the list of "merit" papers. Miss Lottie Lesh was her instructor in creative writing class.
Two Student Writers Win
All entries were written during the 1950-51 school year. The judges accorded national recognition to 20 stories, 20 essays and 20 poems.
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Senior Awarded Polio Scholarship
A scholarship in physical therapy has been awarded to Miss Dolores Ann Dean, college senior, under the nationwide professional training program sponsored by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
Vinton Warner, chairman of the Douglas county chapter of the March of Dimes, said that Miss Dean will receive her training at the KU School of Medicine at Kansas City.
She is one of 30 Kansans to receive a scholarship since the National Foundation expanded its physical
Quack Club Holds Tryouts
Quack club tryouts will take place Saturday morning at 10 at the swimming pool in Robinson. Those trying out are to bring a swimming suit, cap and towel.
therapy program in 1945 to combat a critical shortage of qualified personnel.
The Nationel Foundation has awarded 1802 scholarships in this field but it is estimated that 15,000 physical therapists are still needed. Since 1942 the Foundation has allocated more than $2,000,000 in March of Dimes funds to support the physical therapy program.
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