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What Most Women Want KU Women Have - Men
The college life of KU women is really something to be envied. Enjoying "open and pleasant" association with men students on and off the campus, KU women are leading "really exciting and profitable" days.
This is an impression held by Miss Toshiko Ichinami, Japanese student studying in the Graduate school. She came to America this summer as an exchange student to this country.
"I once visited an American student at her dormitory and saw a picture of her boy friend openly placed on her desk. At first I felt strange, because Japanese women students never do such a thing. But later I became envious" she said.
Graduated from a Japanese women's college in Tokyo in prewar days when the co-educational system had not yet been introduced to Japan, Miss Iichinami was not used to co-education before coming to KU. Two months' study at the University, however, has made her a strong supporter of the system.
"Co-education is profitable in many ways. It not only is an incentive to study but also moisten the dull college life." she said.
During her college days in Japan, Miss Ichinami participated in the college's student activities. Because of the "unavailability of men students," however, those activities were "poor in variety" as compared with those of the University students, she remarked.
In this connection, however, Miss Ichinami complained that some of the women students here are pretty hard for a foreign student like her to get acquainted with. "It seems to me that they are too much occupied by interest in their boy friends," she said.
Cleverness in beautifying themselves is another big impression made on Miss Ichinami by the female Jayhawkers. She admires the way they successfully develop their individual beauty.
Shuttle Craft Club Tours Fine Arts Weaving Section
The Lawrence Shuttle Craft club visited the weaving section of the department of design Wednesday.
The club consists of women who are interested in weaving and who have their own looms.
Miss Evelyn DeGraw, assistant professor of design and weaving instructor, conducted the tour which included work of students and weaving experiments made by Miss Norma Walker for her master's thesis. The experiments consist of different materials and weaving patterns.
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"Their clothes are well suited to their individual figures in both designs and color," she said. "And their hair-style, different from one another, set off their figures to advantage."
The International Business Machines corporation is seeking a junior in mechanical or electrical engineering for full time summer employment.
IBM Seeks Junior For Summer Work
601 Mass. Ph. 3380
The student will work in one of the research plants at Endicott or Poughkeepsie, N.Y., as an assistant to a company engineer from early June to late August. His transportation will be paid round trip from Lawrence.
Anyone interested in the job should inquire at the engineering office, 111 Marvin, for further details.
Silver Retailing Discussion
Set For Wednesday, Nov. 14
Miss Constance Litter, dinnerware and silver dealer from Kansas City, Mo., will discuss retailing of expensive china and silver at a meeting of Alpha Rho Gamma, professional jewelry and silversmithing fraternity, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14, in the women's lounges in Strong hall.
Retailing of exclusive dinnerware and silver patterns is comparatively new in this area. Miss Lieter is a pioneer of the business in this area.
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16 Seniors Will Practice Teach
Sixteen education seniors will be practice teaching in near-by towns and cities from Nov. 15 until Jan. 11
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Those teaching in Topeka will be Kenneth Allen, social studies; Kathryn Crawford, elementary school; Gary Goodwin, art; Jimmie McQueen, mathematics; Dana Saliba, music; Jo Anna Sargent, elementary school, and Leola Stewart, language and arts.
Kansas City, Kan. teachers will be Cosette Davis, social studies; Robert Dunwell, language and arts; Catherine Hemphill, home economics; Mrs. Betty Koonse, language and arts; Margaret Olsen, biological science; Laura Price and Freida Sahm, social studies.
Those teaching at Shawnee Mission at Marion will be Caroline Crosier, social studies; and Gordon Gaston, mathematics.
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Tiverton, R.L.—(U.P.)—With no funds to make much-needed repairs to Holy Trinity (Episcopal) Church, the Rev. Hubert J. Buckingham solved the problem by taking a $500 salary cut.
KU Phones Outnumber Others In Lawrence Director
The University uses the largest number of telephones of a subscriber in the Lawrence area, according to the new Lawren Telephone directory which has just been issued.
There are about 500 phones listed for the University. The two next most frequent users are the Sunflower Ordnance works which has about 200 phones and the Eldridge hotel which has about 125.
The directory this year is eight pages larger than the issue last year. It contains 125 more residential listings than before. A total of 14,000 copies have been printed.
The flood caused a change in the first listing in the book. The A & B Root Beer stand which was washed
Alderson Attends Meetings Of Foreign Student Advisors
Donald K. Alderson, assistant dean of men, recently attended a meeting of the board of directors of the National Association of Foreign Student advisors at Allerton, Ill.
The members discussed current business of the association and plans for the annual meeting to be held in April.
Mr. Alderson is the chairman of the foreign student committee at the University.
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The name Smith is first in numb of listings with 72. Johnson is no with 52. Third in line is Thompson with 30. and Jones holds four place with 28. There is a tie for fi with Stewart and Taylor each having 21 listings.
Dr. Barker Explains Research Station
Dr. Roger Barker, professor psychology, will conduct a seminar today for graduate students and staff members at the University of N拉斯ka in Lincoln on the more technical aspects of the work of the Micwest Research Field station.
Thursday night he discussed the work of the station. Dr. Barke, an Dr. Herbert F. Wright, professor of psychology, are co-directors of the Midwest Research Field station.
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