MONDAY, NOV. 7, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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"And, Professor Snarf, you're to drive the chaperone's car. Now we're all to meet at the third grove 52 miles south on Rocky Road."
Students Decide Television Will Stay; But Does Anyone Study When It's On?
Television antennas can be seen popping up almost overnight as the recent video trend seems to be catching hold.
In general, the opinion seems to be that TV is here to stay, but of course there is the perennial group of doubters who never seem willing to accept any new device until all of the "bugs" are out of it.
Several television sets are now owned by students, faculty members, and Lawrence townpeople. As a result of the three sets now in Sunnyside, regulations concerning antennae installation have had to be drawn up. Keith Lawton, director of dormitories recently issued a set of these regulations to the residents of Sunnyside.
James Gillispie, pharmacist at Watkins hospital, said that his reception was "very good."
A TV antenna, for reasons of uniformity, cannot protrude above the peak of the roof. For fire and safety reasons, no guy wires can be used to steady the antenna, and antennas must not touch the side or the eaves of the building.
far there haven't been any first-class programs. There is usually a news reel every night from WDAF-TV and occasionally a few 'live' boxing matches."
A. H. "Pop" Werner, football line coach, said that reception from his set was not as clear as it could be because his antenna was inside his apartment.
"I brought my set with me from New York," Mr. Werner explained, "and before I put up the antenna, I checked with the dormitory office on regulations. Well, since I wasn't sure where I wanted to locate the antenna, I just put it up inside my apartment." He plans to place it outside sometime in the future.
James McLeod, assistant instructor of shop practice, is the other Sunnyside resident who owns a TV set.
Immediately after dinner at the Sigma Nu house, there is a rush for the best seats in front of their receiver. The members were so eager to "see how it worked" that they installed the antenna themselves. After it was in place, they adjusted it according to the test pattern received on the screen of the set. They also say they could detect a faint image on the screen before the antenna was attached to the set.
Gerald Lee Hall, engineering junior, says he has been enjoying good recreation over his set for more than six weeks. He owns one of the many sets already installed in private homes in Lawrence.
There is a "nice crowd" every night in front of the video screen in
the living room of the Pi Kappa Alpha house. Charles M. Stark, College sophomore and member of the fraternity, says that since they have had their set, they have "picked up the Omaha TV station twice and both times it was cloudy."
Experts at one time believed that TV waves would be limited to a distance of about 20 miles, but owners of sets in Lawrence report that reception is excellent from Kansas City, a distance twice the estimated limit.
Scabbard And Blade Initiates 12 Officers
Lt. Col Lynn R. Moore, professor of air science; Lt. Col. James J. Hausman, associate professor of air science, Capt. John N. Barley, assistant professor of air science; Maj. Roy W. Matz, assistant professor of military science; and Capt. William E. Hensel, professor of military science.
Scabbard and Blade, honorary military society, recently initiated 12 officers as associate members of the organization; Lt. Col. George B. Smith, dean of the School of Education; Capt. William R. Terrell, professor of naval science; Lt. Comdr. J. C. McGoughran, associate professor of naval science; Lt. Comdrs. Clifton E. Jackson and W. A. Mann, assistant professors of naval science. Lts. Lewis E. Bolts and D. B. Millar, instructors in naval science.
Three Elected Cheerleaders At University High School
Those elected were Irene Rickey, senior; Virginia Moomau and Cecile Schildt, freshmen. Miss Rickey was a cheerleader the past year.
Tryouts for cheerleaders at University high school were conducted before the student body.
Moving pictures of the South were shown at a meeting of the Freshman Y.M.C.A.
Freshman YM Sees Movie
The films were of a tour taken by the Westminster foundation the past summer. They were shown by Mary Louise Fischer, education junior.
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Dictionary To Help Civilization Study
Philadelphia—(U.P.)—Scientists expect the world's oldest dictionary, now being compiled at the University of Pennsylvania museum, to help clear up some of the mystery surrounding a civilization as ancient as any now known.
The early civilization, Sumer, flourished in pre-Babylonian times between the Euphrates river and the mountain slopes east of the Tigris river, in what is now Iraq.
Prof. Benno Landsberger, University of Chicago assyriologist, is assembling the hundreds of pieces of hardened clay inscribed in cuneiform which make up the work. They were unearthed 50 years ago by a University of Pennsylvania expedition at Nipupp, near Bagdad.
Alumna Confined To Home Following Spinal Operation
Miss Mary Lou Redmond, 49, underwent spinal surgery Oct. 11, Bell Memorial hospital, Kansas City, Kan. She is now at her home at 1144 South Hickory street, Ottawa.
Miss Redmond will probably be confined to her home for the next six months.
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