TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1940
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Stephenson Is Oil Engineers' National Head
Dr. Eugene A. Stephenson, chairman of the University department of petroleum engineering, has been
PROF. EUGENE I. STEPHENSON
elected chairman of the petroleum division of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering, it was learned here today. Doctor Stephenson succeeds as
Malott Will Speak At K.C. Stag Party
Between 300 and 400 graduates and former students of the University will gather at a stag party in Kansas City tomorrow night to hear Chancellor Deane W. Malott and members of the University's coaching staff in talks on "K.U. Football."
The party, which is being held at the University club at 8 p.m., is on the eve of the final game of the University football season.
It will be the University club's first official welcome to Chancellor Malott, and a dinner will be given in his honor at 6:30.
chairman, T. V. Moore, production engineer for Humble Refining company. Houston, Texas.
Election to the post was by ballot, votes coming from nearly every country of the globe where representatives of major oil companies are located. There are 3.400 members of the petroleum division and a total membership of 15,000 in the Institute.
Doctor Stephenson, an alumnus of Adrian (Mich.) college and the University of Chicago, has been on the University faculty since 1837. For several years he has been secretary of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering and has served as consulting engineer for several major oil companies. In addition, he is the author of many books and pamphlets on oil and gas engineering subjects.
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High I. Q. Not Required For Music Appreciation
In The Music Room--have read any weighty volumes on music appreciation or not. "Summer Time" is all you need to know of Gershwin. And you don't need to know anything about "Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar" to put your nickel in No. 20, Erick's jubilee-box. So if your musical I.Q is 53 in the shade, take e heart. You can enjoy the works of the masters in complete ignorance, too. And whether or not you listen to the Sunday afternoon intermission comments, you can recognize the subtle strains of the William Tell Overture in any shoot-em-up by timing it with the entrance of the hero on a milk-white steed, galloping over the hill to rescue the heroine just as the house is about to go up in flames.
Do you like your music once-over-lightly, whether it's the NBC Symphony majestically in the groove or Maxine Sullivan "singing those old songs"? Do you like it "modulated on through"
Or are you a reverent purist, disdainful of sacrilege? If you're one of this long-haired school, your sympathies would not lie with some of the music-goer goers, for to you anyone who takes their uplife with tongue-in-check is a dilettante; as is anyone who can't recite the life history of a given composer, complete with anecdotes in nothing flat. But if you're neither a jazz purist nor a long-hair, and like your music sans Deems Taylor, sans erudition, chances are you are a music room patron. There's no booie-woogie or barrelhouse, but there's music, and you don't have to take off your shoes before you go in to listen.
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