FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Four On Faculty Receive Degrees
Four of the five faculty members promoted recently have been granted doctor degrees within the past year.
Dr. James F. Nickerson, who was promoted from assistant to associate professor in music education, received his doctor's degree in educational psychology at the University of Minnesota in December, 1948. Dr. Nickerson received his bachelor of arts degree from Nebraska Wesleyan in 1932 and came to the University in 1946.
Dr. William C. Cottle, promoted from assistant to associate professor in education, received a doctor's degree in educational psychology at Syracuse university the past month. Dr. Cottle was graduated from Syracuse university with a bachelor of science degree in 1932. He came to K.U. in 1947.
Dr. James W. Drury, promoted from instructor to assistant professor of political science, received his doctor of philosophy degree in political science at Princeton university in 1948, and came to the University the same year.
Dr. L. Worth Seagondollar, promoted from instructor to assistant professor of physics, was graduated with a bachelor of arts degree from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia in 1941. Dr. Seagondollar received his doctor of philosophy degree in physics from the University of Wisconsin this summer. He came to K.U. in 1948.
Dr. Edward G. Nelson, advanced from associate professor to full professor in accounting, received his doctor of philosophy degree in economics at Stanford university in 1932. Dr. Nelson came to the University in 1945.
Dress Up Carrots KU Dames Told
Obstinate husbands who dislike carrots may eat them after all—if they're prepared attractively. Miss Dorothea Schroeder, head of the Haskell home economics department, advised the K. U. Dames recently that not only must food be well-flavored and well-cooked, but it must also have eye-appeal.
Daily calorie needs, necessary vitamins and minerals, and better cooking methods were discussed by Miss Schroeder. Copies of several well-liked recipes were distributed to members.
A skit depicting a home economics instructor teaching a group of stubborn teen-agers how to make biscuits was presented by the program committee.
$539 Contributed In Dimes Drive
Harold E. Shigley, chairman of the March of Dimes drive announced Wednesday night at an Alpha Phi meeting, a total of 63,838 were invited to the event.
About 20 former members of the Boy Scouts were guests of the service fraternity. Speakers for the meeting were John Sarris, education senior; Sidney B. North, Kansas City, Mo., secretary of the national organization; Donald K. Anderson, assistant dean of men; and George Tappan, fine arts senior.
The group discussed plans for the annual kite-flying day of the fraternity.
Two Companies Interview Engineers
June graduates in the School of Engineering will be interviewed by representatives of two companies next week.
W. M. Owen, representative of the Caterpillar Tractor company, will interview students interested in mechanical, civil, or electrical work Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 22 and 23.
L. E. Whitehead, representative of the Continental Oil company, will interview geology, electrical mining, and petroleum engineering students Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 21 and 22.
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HOME MOVIES: Attention Fraternites and Sororities! See your favorite movies home or soo on these cold winter nights for a seating space can have sound movies in your own house while enjoying the privileges of smoking and casual dress. A phone call from your room will fill of variety in the field of entertainment. To mention a few, Abbott and Castello comedies, Donald Duck and Mickeyouse cartoons, sports, musicals, etc., are available. Act now and reserve your night for Home Movies in sound. The price is reasonable and well worth the purchase and phone 2868AM at 6 p.m. Bob Hudson
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