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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY. MAY 24,1950
Faculty Members Believe Finals Are More Painful For Students
Final week will be here early tomorrow morning. For some it will be more final than for others. In any case, every student at the University will be affected by this dreaded week.
Students have been so concerned with their own "final" troubles, that they have possibly forgotten another group of persons affected by the tests; the professors and instructors who give them.
Perhaps finals are even worse for the minds of the people who give them. To settle this question the Daily Kansan has taken a poll among several faculty members.
The question asked was; "In your opinion are finals harder on the giver or the taker?" The answers:
Robert Q. Brewster, chemistry professor, "Finals are a necessary thing, so we might as well make the best of them. Either pitch in and take them, or pitch in and grade them." The pitch taker, a student, said, "Why not pitch them out?"
William D. Paden, associate professor of English, "Professors have had a longer time to get used to them, so it's probably harder on the students. I've been giving finals for ever a quarter of a century."
George W. Bradshaw, civil engineering professor, "I believe students go through much more torment than we do." "Amen." said the poll taker. Twenty other professors and instructors echoed the sentiments of these men.
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Conrad Gets AWS Award
Kathryn Conrad, College freshman, is the winner of the Associated Women Students $50 scholarship
The scholarship, which will be awarded each year, is to commemorate the University women whose careers have been cut short by death.
Metewie Heads International Club
Marcello Metewie, education freshman, was elected president, and Baaqer Shirazi, engineering junior, was elected vice-president of the K.U. International club May 17.
Other officers named at the meeting are: Bautista Murillo, business junior, secretary, and Arlene Bender, graduate student, treasurer.
The new officers represent four nations, Metewie is from Bolivia, Shirazi from Indian, Murillo is a resident of Costa Rica, and Miss Bender from Lawrence.
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KU Fullback Signs With NY Giant Football Team
WINTER CHEVROLET
Forest Griffith, two-time all-Big Seven Kansas fullback, announced Tuesday he had signed a professional football contract with the New York Giants. He will graduate in education at the close of summer school, joining the New Yorkers' training camp around August 1 at Lake Saranac, N.Y. He met
No students will be hired by a Rogers Canning Co. at Milton, Oregon, this summer unless they have already received acceptance card a local representative said today.
W. T. Mara, Giant official Monday Kansas City, to complete negotiations.
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