2. 1951
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1951
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Medical School Functions Told
The four basic functions of the University of Kansas School of Medicine were explained by Franklin D. Murphy, dean of the School of Medicine, in a talk Wednesday to the Women's Chamber of Commerce of Kansas City, Kansas.
To educate young doctors, to promote medical research, to provide certain diagnostic techniques for the area, and to try to take the leadership in a health program for the state were the four functions, Dr. Murphy explained.
He said that the educational program is the first function of the medical school. All too often, educators become hypnotized by a certain academic formula which they follow; the needs of society demand that education be harnessed to meet the needs of today.
The physician emphasized the post-graduate training courses which are being sponsored by the medical school. During the past year more than 85 per cent of the state's physicians under 60 years of age attended one or more of the refresher courses, he said.
The expansion program now being carried forward at the medical school should be completed in about three and one-half years, Dr. Murphy said. A new science building costing more than one million dollars will double the basic research space. The program when completed will provide a plant with a replacement value of between 15 and 20 million dollars.
30 Rushed By Music Sororities
About 30 women have been invited to attend the rush parties of Mu Phi Epsilon and Sigma Alpha Iota, honorary and professional music sororites, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Union.
The S.A.I. will hold its party in the Pine room and Mu Phi will be in the East room. Entertainment will be by members of the two organizations.
To be a candidate for membership in either of the two sororities, the student must have a 1.8 grade average and the approval of the head of the School of Fine Arts and of the dean of women.
University Fencers Schedule Exhibition
Four members of the University Fencing club will put on a demonstration for the veterans at Winter General hospital in Topeka, Wednesday. Feb. 28.
Barry Davis, College senior, and William L. K. Schwarz, College junior, will demonstrate modern college fencing after which Preston Hunter, College senior, and Clark Akers, journalism junior, will do a comedy routine on movie fencing.
Iola Patrolman Awarded
Northwestern Schoolship
Topeka (U.P) — An Iola highway patrol trooper was among 25 law enforcement officers in the nation granted a scholarship to the Driver Examiner course at Traffic institute, Northwestern university.
The scholarship winner is trooper Ira R. Norton. He is 47 and joined the Kansas patrol in 1937.
Keen Confederate Flag Alive
Keep Lincoln, W. Va.—(UR) Thanks to a veteran of the 14th Virginia cavalry, a large Confederate flag still reminds this small farming community that it once belonged to the Confederacy. In 1900, D. R. Thomas, now deceased, painted a "stars and bars" on the brick wall of a grocery store then under construction. His friends repaint the flag every few years.
Moms Catch Fire
Fort Worth, Tex. (U.P.)—E. C. Meyers heard a nose and saw a shadowy figure at his back door in the middle of the night. He fired a 22-calibre rifle at the shadow, which turned out to be his wife's mops.
Fine Arts Collection Gets Addition Of Recordings
University students may listen to records at the School of Fine Arts listening room, Mondays through Fridays from 7 to 9 p.m. Jay Nixon, fine arts senior, is record librarian.
Two classes, Development of Music, taught by Thomas Gorton, dean of the School of Fine Arts, and History of Music, taught by G. Criss Simpson, professor of organ and theory, have record assignments that receive priority in what is played each night. After the assigned records have been played, students may select what they wish to hear.
Included in the record collection are a number of records of such musical personalities as Caruso, Galli-curei and other opera stars. Most of the records are classical.
An expensive part of the library is a recently acquired collection of historical studies of music called "L'Anthologie Sonore." This 20 volume collection cost approximately $450.
There are also recordings of little heard or not previously recorded music such as that of the pre-Bach era. These recordings are used extensively by teachers of history in the School of Fine Arts.
Detroit (U.P.)—Robert Lipscomb, an xn-convict charged with passing worthless checks, just didn't want to go back to jail. He made three separate attempts within 12 hours. On the third try he suffered head bruises in a scuffle with Detective Lee Watts and ended up in the jail infirmary under heavy guard.
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