WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1936
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
KATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
Before 1 p.m.; call K.U. 21; after 3, call 2702-K3
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Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalism security, entertained the journalism faculty and Sigma Delta Chi, honorary journalism fraternity, with a buffer supper last night in the Sky Parker of the journalism building.
Prof. and M., E. J. Flint
Prof. and Mrs. E., N. Daw
Prof. and Mrs. E., K. Jenter
Prof. and Mrs. M. Melvin H., N. Berlin
Mr. and Mrs. A., Vons
Mr. and Mrs. A., Vons
Phil Stanton, c17
Ken Fowlleston, c18
Schiller Shoe, c17
David Huslin, c17
David Holmes, c17
J. E. Howard Rowe, c17
Draught Bridge, c17
Calmley, c14
Don Hulie, c17
Marion Mondai, c14
Chase Monroe, c15
Haley Kernuller, c17
Jane Baker, c18
George Whallard, c17
Cambridge, c17
Greene Valentine, c38
Danby Swain, c38
Hazel Biogny, c17
Fresh Blair, c17
James Wheeler, c17
Jim McDonald, c17
France Ware, c17
John Sutherland, c17
Mary Father Rutter, c17
Devin Kent, c17
Jane Bailey, c14
John Head, c17
John R. Malom, c17
The annual R.O.T.C.Military Hop will be held in the Memorial Union
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Chester K. Friedland, c'39, was a luncheon guest at the Phil Delta Theta house yesterday.
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Gamma Phi Beta sorority entertained the Kappa Pha Pi fraternity with an hour dance last night.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Lymn and jack of Jackson City, City Juneiner of Chaucuet and Hepa Lane of Lawrence Kappa Kao house last Sunday.
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The total number of students attending the University this semester, which is the largest in its history, includes students from 104 counties in Kansas, 39 other states, and from nine foreign countries, Geo. O. Foster, registrar, announced yesterday.
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sus, 920 from other states and 13 from other countries, making a record-shattering total of 4.631. Douglas county leads in number of students attending with 794; Shawnee is second with 294; Wynndote third with 278; and Sedgene fourth with 256. The counties have over 50 students here. Only one county, Kearney, is not represented by a student.
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Of the 39 states represented at
the University with total of 929 students,
Missouri leads with 597; Oklahoma second with 75; New York third with 56; and Colorado fourth with 27.
The nine foreign countries represented with a total of 13 students are hawaii, 3; Canaida, 2; Panama, 2; Argentine, 1; Chile, 1; Germany, 1; Japan, 1; Phillippines, 1; and Porto Rica, 1.
Mr. Foster pointed out that the peak enrollment of Douglas county must be qualified by the fact that approximately two-thirds of these students are residing here only durin their school years.
Of the total enrollment, 236 students are attending the School of Medicine at Rosedale. The large number of students from New York state which makes it fourth in total enrollment, as it was the spring semester of last year is largely due to high tuition costs of eastern schools.
Missouri Aids 56,000 Aged Needy
Jefferson City, Mo.—More than 56,000 people are receiving monthly checks on old age pensioners, Allen Johnson and other missioner declared yesterday. Names will continue to be added to the old age pension list until the end of the year. As many as possible needy individuals will be on the roll between now and Dec. 31.
Federal assistance has enabled the state to spread the benefits among a larger number than had been expected.
It is believed by the state fiscal experts that if the one per cent sales tax is continued, it will not only supply enough revenue to meet government requirements on larger checks. The average pensioner now gets $11.50 a month.
The Social Service Commission of Y.W.C.A. will visit in Kansas City, Missouri to mercy Hospital, Guadalupe Hospital, Wiley Wines Bakery, and a安装旅馆 Wilies
Phil Raup spoke to a meeting on the K. U. Peace-Action committee held in the Union building yesterday afternoon on. "The Relation of the Co-operative Movement to Work Peace."
Y.W.C.A. Commission To Make Field Trip
All University women who desire to make this trip with the group are asked to come to Henley House to talk with Miss Ellen Payne, secretary of Y.W.C.A. before Friday, Nov. 20.
Raup Speaks to Peace Committee
The group made plans for a forum to be held Tuesday, Nov. 24, in the men's lounges of the Union building, where he is "inland to be 'Island War Inventive.'" H. B. Chubb, associate professor of political science and the Reverend Joseph F. King of the Congregational Church, will be (two) of the speakers.
Olin Templin, professor of philosophy, will be in charge of the forum.
Language Examinations Are Required Next Year
The proficiency examination in foreign language, which is required of all students entering college this fall and thereafter, is something new in the University requirements. This examination, which consists of the reading of ordinary prose with the reading of a dictionary, will be the first step in preparing for the proficiency for credits, as pointed out by Dean Paul B. Lawson.
A second step in the same direction will come next year when for the first time a proficiency examination is passed. The examination is required of all stu-
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A military but jovial atmosphere will prevail at the Military Ball, commonly known as the R.O.C.T. cup, at the Memorial Union ballroom. Men in military service and members of R.O.C.T. units will wear their uniforms, while civilians will attend the dance in formal dress. The social atmosphere will be one cornered by the flashy military uniforms.
At the suggestion of the socia committee, there will be no cutting at the dance except during encores Members of the University R.O.T.C. unit may obtain admission cards at the military office in Fowler shops.
No admittance will be extended to them without cards, which are not transferrable.
Graduate Elected
Chesterman C. Linley, 36, was elected county attorney of Gray county, Kansas, at the general election Tuesday.
More Attention To Gifted Student
More rapid advancement for the gifted student may be offered according to a plan which has been suggested by Dean Paul B. Lawson, of Duke University, and others. He has appointed a committee of eight to investigate such a move.
"There has long been a committee to handle the problems presented by the retarded student, but there has never been a system which might help the brilliant student to cover the required course in a fraction of the time which is required by the average student," the dean said.
Those appointed to the committee
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