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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1941
News From Page One
I. S.A. and K.K.G.
(continued from page one) will compete for the free trip to the Rose Bowl.
Both Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Theta are expected to announce who they will run in the contest tomorrow at moon. Other sororities and fraternities are cautiously considering which of their members is most likely to win the most number of votes in the popularity race.
NEW STUDENT---medicine and commercial art, 20 each.
(continued from page one)
their obligations to the University
Twice during the ceremony new students will let loose with the Rock Chalk yell. Under the direction of Dean D. M. Swarthout and accompanied by the band, they will sing the Alma Mater as new but fullfledged Jayhawkers.
Vocational Conferences Guide Students
Approximately 500 students attended the vocational guidance conferences held this year at the University for the first time as part of the orientation week activities for new students. Conferences attended by the larger number of new students were: business, 61; military science, 50; journalism 42; chemistry, 40; music, 30; education, 24; aeronautical, chemical and mechanical engineering, 20 each; and law
Other departments participating were architecture, biology, bacteriology, civil engineering, drafting, electrical engineering, mining and petroleum engineering, entomology, geology, political science, home economics, nursing, painting, pharmacy, physics, physical education, psychology, religion, sociology, municipal and sanitary engineering, and library science.
Vocational Guidance Headquarters were maintained during the day in the rotunda of Frank Strong Hall and about 100 students consulted committee members at Headquarters and were referred to the proper department.
In preparation for these conferences a series of 12 broadcasts over radio station KFKU took place in
March, April, and May of this year. Pamphlets containing instructions and a list of participating departments were distributed to all students attending the first New Student Convocation on September 10th.
The same corps of advisers are ready to interview students at their offices upon appointment. Lists may be obtained from the offices of the Dean of the College, the Registrar, and the Men's and Women's Advisers.
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