MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1950
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Little Man On Campus
By Bibler
"Id say something to Professor Snarf, only Lord knows we're not paying our teachers enough."
Architect To Talk With KU Students
Alten B. Dow, president of the Michigan Society of Architecture will talk on "The Basic Spirit of Architecture" at 3 p. m. Tuesday, in Strong auditorium. Color movies will illustrate his talk.
While here, Mr. Dow will attend drafting classes and discuss work with the students.
The architect will be guest speaker at a faculty dinner Tuesday evening in the Castle Tea room.
Psychologists Inspect Psychology Department
Drs. Robert Mourer and Carl Heiser, representatives of the American Psychological Association's committee on evaluation and certification inspected the psychology department of the Jraduate school the past weekend.
A luncheon in their honor were given by the department Saturday, at 12:30 p.m. in the East room, of the Union. Other guests were as follows: E.B. Stouffer, dean of the University; Paul B.' Lawson, dean of the College; and J. H. Nelson, dean of the graduate school.
Portland Outlaws Secret Societies In High Schools
Portland, Ore.—(U.P.)High school secret societies have been banned in Portland after a tumultuous, city-wide controversy which divided parents and students alike.
Proponents of high school fraternities and sororities hissed and booed at a final hearing as members of the city school board voted to outlaw the societies.
Parents, many of them with children belonging to societies, defended secret organizations on the ground that they were democratic because they taught youngsters the art of conducting meetings.
But the city superintendent of schools argued:
"Respect for human personality is the fundamental tenet of democracy. We cannot get this if we have secret societies."
succeed.
One woman, a former president of a college Greek letter alumnae group, said high school societies tend to destroy school morale through "a sense of inferiority in those who don't pledge," and "a false sense of superiority in those who do."
"They teach law evasion and contempt for law enforcement," she said. "Their pledging and attitudes are such as to develop serious personality difficulties in their pledges and members.
"College deans say their most serious adjustment and behavior cases are high school sorority girls who make the poorest sorority members in college."
bets in college.
Anne Rous, assistant editor of the Portland Grant High school newspaper, wrote:
paper. wrote.
"Whether you are 'in' or 'out' should not be the deciding factor of your social status. Fear is not only physical but also mental. Many are afraid to speak their true views on this issue because it's easier to follow the herd, and in that way no one can put the finger on them as an 'oddity.'"
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He gets up later now.
Mr. Truman, an early riser since his farming days, used to set out for his morning walk at 6 or 7 a.m. Then he would slide behind his White House desk at 8 a.m., and begin his daily conference with the staff around 9 a.m.
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White House Staff Glad President Sleeps Later
Washington—(U.P.)—President Truman may be "just a farmer from Missouri" like he says, but his White House staff is glad he's getting to be an old city slicker in one respect:
But things are different now. He goes for a walk around 8 a.m., shows up at his office at 9 a.m., and holds his staff meeting about 10 a.m. or later.
White House sources deny that the president is getting soft. They said he changed his schedule because of the late winter dawn and because the old schedule interfered with secret service shifts and was hard on his late-sleeping staff.
Members of the staff were quick a lot better.
to say they like the new timetable But Mr. Truman wants it known that he's still just a farm boy at heart. He said so last night at a "get acquainted" dinner the federal reserve board of governors gave for bankers from New York and Minneapolis.
The president told them he had no right to be hobnobbing with "financial brains."
Lowenfeld To Talk At Art Conference
Dr. Viktor Lownfeld, associate professor of art education at Pennsylvania State college, will lead a conference on art education to be held Friday, Feb. 24, and Saturday, Feb. 25, at the University, Miss Maud Ellsworth, associate professor of art education, said.
A writer, painter, and teacher, Dr. Lowenfeld formerly worked in Vienna and has done much research in the psychological aspects of art education.
Attending the conference will be supervisors of elementary art in the public schools of Kansas, art education faculty from other state schools' and University students in art and psychology.
General discussions will follow Dr. Lowenfeld's lecture on both days of the conference.
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Following Many Weeks in Kansas City.
He said the only reason he showed at all was "to meet you and get acquainted with you, and to let you know that in spite of certain information, which has been pretty well distributed, that I do not wear horns and I haven't a tail.
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"Yet that position is ours. And the fact that we are willing to assume the responsibility that goes with that position is a part of your responsibility as well as the responsibility of the U.S. government."
"Whether we like it or not, we are at the top of the heap in world affairs, a position which none of us likes to contemplate, a position that has responsibilities almost too big for any man or any group to contemplate," he said.
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