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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1948
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If You Were Once A Wheel But Now Are Only A Spoke,You May Need'Adjustment'
Dr. Robert S. Darrow, psychiatrist at Watkins hospital, told the University Daily Kansan recently that many of the cases of mild emotional upset which he treats are those in which "leading" students from small-town high schools have not been able to be top-ranking students in the University.
"In such cases it is necessary to explain to the student the difference between high school and college levels of work," Dr. Darrow said. "We make an effort to teach these students better methods of adjustment."
Dr. Darrow has worked at Watkins hospital on a half-time basis since Aug. 1, 1947. He also is associate in neuro-psychiatry at the University Medical center in Kansas City, Kan.
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The Watkins psychiatrist believes that many students merely need someone in whom they can confide their problems, since telling the problem to someone may in itself be enough to ease the nervous tension of the patient.
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Another frequent type of mild nervous disturbance which Dr. Darrow treats is one in which students become depressed after receiving failing grades in an examination. The most serious cases of this kind result when a student remains in a depressed state of mind for an unusually long time, he explained.
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Summer Art Camp To Open June 21
Twenty-five high school students will attend a 6-week summer art camp at the University June 21 to August 1.
Marjorie Whitney, chairman of the design department, said today that instruction will be given in commercial art, design, pottery, metal, jewelry, and water color painting. Orientation courses in art will also be given through demonstrations, lectures and field trips.
Harry Robson Wins AICE Award
The camp will be concurrent with the 11th annual Midwestern music camp and the University summer session.
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Harry E. Robson, chemical engineering junior, won a certificate of citation and a junior chapter pin, from the national headquarters of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
The certificate and pin are awarded to the junior in the chemical engineering department having the highest grade point average for his freshman and sophomore years. Robson's average was 2.86.
Jordan's Daughter Goes To Java With UN Group
Myra Jordan, daughter of H. E. Jordan, associate professor of mathematics, is a member of a United Nations committee that went to Batavia, Java, March 27, to attempt to settle differences between the Dutch and Javanese.
Miss Jordan, who has been a resident of New York for the past 15 years, is on the secretarial staff of the committee. The group left New York by airliner and will make stops at Amsterdam, Cairo, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok, and Singapore.
Ultimate Housing Shortage
Tooole, Utah—(UP)—Amid those daily stories about housing shortages. Tooole residents feel that the shortage with which they are plagued is at least different. Town officials report the community's cemetery is at capacity. They are trying to buy additional ground.
Couple Receives Bus
Norman, Okla.—(UP)—A far-seeing friend presented Mr. and Mrs. William J. Safford with a 32-passenger bus as a wedding present. The couple, attending the University of Oklahoma as freshmen, said they will convert the bus into a home on wheels.
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