ATHURSDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1927
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY K. DORMAN. Society Editor
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Dinner guests at Corbin hall last included Mrs Elizabeth Mequrat, Miss Jemmie Wheeler, Miss Hannia Oliver, Miss Helen Woleman, Miss Nicole Sparrow, and Anderson, Miss Nellie Barnes, and Mrs Stanley Gipu, of Auroora, Mo.
The American Association of University Women will meet Saturday at 3 p.m. for a tea at the home of M. E. B. Stouffer. "America Seen Through the Eyes of a Germian" is discussed by Mrs. Otto Springer.
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Tuesday dinner guests at the Phi Mu Alpha fraternity house were Louis Focke, c29, and Robert Sedore, fc37.
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Weekend guests of the Phi Mu Alpha fraternity will include Mr. and Mrs. L, D. Landon, Doris, and Bobby Landon of Russell.
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will entertain Saturday night with a Valentine party. Betty Cranger is in charge of the decorations.
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Theta Sigma Phi; honorary journalism security, entertained day afternoon with a tea in the Sky Parlor of the Journalism building
Frances Stevens, e'unch, was a luncheon guest yesterday at the P Beta Phil house.
Corbin hall will hold open house tonight with an hour of dancing from 7 to 8 o'clock. All University men are invited.
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Mr. J. W. Igou, of Liberal, was a luncheon guest yesterday of the Sigma Kappa sorority.
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Phi Ma Alpha fraternity announces the pledging of Robert Sedore, la 37.
Phi Chi fraternity entertained their sophomore class last night at the Harlem club in Kansas City.
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Omega house included Larry Calkins, c39. Paul Rogers, c29, and Deen Gough, c39.
Robert Wilcox was a guest at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity last week.
Dinner guests at the Pi Beta Phi sorority house tonight will include Joy Lawson, c'40, and Frances Stevens, c'uncel.
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The new payroll is being made out today, and the CSEP payroll period is from the eleventh of the preceding month to the last half of the fall semester.
Twenty-five words or less one insention; 21c1 six 'insertions'; 106 xk insertion; 71c1 contractates two insentions; 118 xk agreement to approve at the Kannan Business Office.
Added Workers Start Today Students who are beginning their CSEP jobs this semester will start to work today.
When asked as to how much of the quota was used by the office last semester, Miss Olson said, "CSEP did not use all of the money allotted to it last semester. The big problem is to get jobs for the students. We don't put student salary, paycheck, and candidates must be eligible in every respect before they are considered for CSEP jobs."
About $2000 will be left after next week's work is payed up. The payroll will be made up this weekend, and will be available late next week.
Scholastic Record Up
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The CSEP scholastic record for last semester is unusual. Mass (Mos) students worked with the 700 students who worked on the projects, only about 80 students were eliminated because of grade averages.
A straight C average is required to remain eligible to hold a CSEP job, and last spring the CSEP scholastic record was higher than any other organization's average, with the exception of honorary societies.
Miss Olsen said that the CSEP had kept at least 200 students in the University who could not have attended otherwise.
When a student applies for a CSEP job, he is haunted a blank which calls for experience he has had in any lines of work, and he is given the work for which he is best qualified
Last semester's CSEP payroll was the largest the university has ever had, because the quota for Kansas schools was raised 50 per cent last summer. The University needed a larger quota, but not enough jobs were available last semester to the entire 25 per cent increase.
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Jobs are always open at the CSEP office. Anyone who is eligible for the jobs may apply as vacancies occur. More information, like Olsen said. Next semester's payroll is not filled to its limit, and students may apply as late as next week for jobs for the spring semester.
son's office and laboratory, the laboratory of Prof. R. F. Q. Brewster, and several other laboratories. The large laboratory on the third floor of the building will, in addition, be equipped with new lighting fixtures.
The work of painting and redecorating several of the laboratories and offices in the Chemistry building will be begun sometime this week. The work is to include the redecoration of Prof. A. W. David-
J. J. Pickering, manager of the Burroughs Machine company interviewed a few selected students yesterday afternoon from the School Business Office. Oftentimes, they fitted them for sales staff positions before fitting them for sales staff positions were interviewed.
STUDENTS INTERVIEWED BY BURROUGHS' OFFICIAL
Open interviews will be given in the futuro by W. T. Grant company on Feb. 18, and the Firestone Rubber company on March 11 and 12. General Electric company will be selected on Feb. 24 for a selected few students.
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While Halle Harris was showing a woman to the store-room in which paper owing was kept in Fraser Court, the woman began screaming as on-looking students laughed and Halle blushed. Harris was quick to explain that her scream was caused by a couple of playful rats. The Rats! Halle is now thinking of getting some legislator to present a bill and help him lobby against conviction on circumstantial evidence.
Authoritative sources disclose that Marty Sadders, Singer Kappa, has developed something new for her date. After seeing "Champagne Walz" Marty decided that if a seal could, she could too—now her latest diversion is rolling on the floor, flapping her-well, "fins," and barking in a most realistic manner, and there no charge for admission.
Then came the tue—but much to the pleasure of Bob Richardson, who has been having difficulty getting to class on time when walking from his 8:30 in Myers hall to his 9:20 in the Astronomy building. It still is no easy task and he has been considering the purchasing of a bicycle—but then there is the problem of being splattered with mud and water by the passing automobiles. Perhaps he could hitch-hike!
The Ku-Ku's planned to have a party and extended an invitation to the Jay James, but they suspicioned something a little off color and didn't accept; however, they did offer a suggestion. It was the Ku-Ku's idea to bring them own dishes at a couple, and to bring the Jay James bring the dates and pay 25c. A group of women rejected the proposal on the grounds that the Ku-Ku's merely wanted to obtain more money so they could hire a good orchestra.
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