MONDAY, JANUARY 7. 1920
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Fellowships Offered to Graduate Students for'29,'30,Announced
Awards Made on Competitive Basis Range in Value From $250 to $2300
A number of fellowships offered by various schools for the academic year are announced on the bulletin board. A school in east Administration building
The University of Kansas Graduate School is offering fellowships for students in value in an extensive range of fields with at least one year of graduate work are eligible for fellowships. Full time must be devoted to the teaching work a week may be required. The teachers are granted on a competitive basis. Information on the competitive basis. The dean of the Graduate School.
Two Yale fellows of $1,500 value each are being offered to graduate students for original research in biology by Yale University. Applicants who have already obtained their degree will be given a preference.
Graduate assistantship are also offered here, the stipends vary from $250 to $1,000. Applicants should be made to department heads.
National Research fellowships in biological sciences, supported by the Rutherford foundation and the international non-profit organization. These carry a value of $1,800 and $2,300. The applicant must be in an instituting full time to his work.
Graduate Work Required
Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr Pa., is offering fellowships of from $810 to $1,200 in value and scholarships of from $500 to $500, in various subjects. One year of graduate work provides for eligibility for the fellowships.
New York University announces the offering of fellowships and scholarships, $500 to $1,000 in value, in several subjects.
Applications for most of the fellow ships must be made before February or March.
Says Enterprise Slips Are Good for Any Two Shows
Crafton Explains Tickets
According to the questions that are continually being asked of the persons who are handling the tickets and the passports would seem that there is a general lack of knowledge as to what the enterprise tickets may be used for in
Prof. Alfien Crraft, need of the dramatic department, started Saturation at Tufts and later at Tufts univ. up. He misunderstanding which seems to exist. He said that all enterprise tickets will admit to the office on Monday or Tuesday nights.
When the tickets were first bought they held two stubs, one reading "Kansas Players Performance", and another reading "Dramatic Club Cam" performance good for any two shows that either the Dramatic Club crc the Kansas Players offer during the season. If there are four shows produced during the season, then the holder of an award should be given any two of the four performances.
Any one desiring to use an entertaining ticket for admission to "Theatre" must serve a seat as soon as possible. Reservations should be made in the ticket office.
Read the Kansan Want-Ads
Boy Scout Organization to Aid New Men on Hill
University students and high school graduates who were formerly Boy Scouts are welcome. We provide the purpose of asking Boy Scouts and others when entering the Universi-
The organization is sponsored by E. M. Belles, chirman of the Lawrence Bay Seal council of honor, and Lloyd Houston, Lawrence seals contests
The following University student members of the organization are: McBellamy, e32; Robert Holloway, e32; Ralph Groneau, e32; Milton Sanderson, e32; Wayne Sanderson, e32; Cumming, e32; and Glen Mitchell, e32.
Announcements
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Prof. H. C. Thurnau.
There will be no meeting of the German club this week. The regular meeting will be held next week.
Women's senior basketball practice will be held at 8 p. m. on Tuesday.
Helen Wilkins manager
Helen Filkin, manager
A meeting of Quince Club will be held at 7:45 p. m. Thursday. It is posted on account of the presentation of the Theater Culd.
Deadline for the manuscripts for the W. S. C. A, musical comedy is tomorrow, Jan. 2.
Helen, Fillin, Pres. W. S. G. A.
All are invited to try out for
the University swimming team please
meet in room 105 Robinson gymnastics
tuesday, feb. 8 5:15 p.m.
The Y, W, C, A, will hold a vendor service at Honeydew at 4:30 Tuesday afternoon. The subject of the meeting is "Welcoming the New Year." Dorothy Decker, c21, will give two presentations which the reception time will be held in charge of Dorothy Markley, fa30.
Neidkollations for officers of the Fine Arts School were announced Thursday afternoon after Virginia House, a committee at the weekly student recitals. The candidates are Pro-Teacher Sally Olsen, Vice-prosess Sarah Robertson, Lydia Dye, and pro-servers Harold Brunley and David Burke. The conference will be held Thursday, Jan. 10.
The fieldhouse at Butler University accommodates 17,000 spectators at basketball games.
New York, Jan. 7. 5-1 light which is so helpful to help persons do not do their medicines any good. In fact so many of these deteriorate upon exposure to light that druglovers have been advised to pack their containers which will protect their medicines and chemicals from the harmful light. The plans of the committees which is underwriting the study of these medications are provided by American Association for the Advancement of Sciences by H. V. Army of Columbia University, head of the committees when formed by the american Pharmaceutical Association.
Some Drugs Deteriorate When Exposed to Light
Washington, Jan. 7. — The day when embassies and airlines will regularly air sail across the Pacific Ocean is forcibly shadowed by one of the United charities, the United Nations Navy. It shows the upper air corridors over the entire North Pacific Ocean for the benefit of wonders Perth, Palma and San Diego. The official office has issued unique upper air charts of the North Atlantic, so that now United States Government charts are able to follow all the way from Europe to Asia.
In some cases light rays seem to preserve the medical virtues of a preparation, but in others they are de-
fective. A laboratory patient notice in the colors of medicines is usually indicative of change in the medical proportion. The felt pad of the glove is colored by Doctor Areas. The green color of some iron preparations changes to an unpleasant brown. Bright yellow stains turn brown or green. Chlorine bleaching turns a dark color from vegetable dings to a dark color and dispels stains. Scrums and other biological products lose ability to cure pre-vent disease.
There is twice during the year that the library is heavily patronized and there are many times are the months of January and May, although so far this year a total circulation of 15,807 was used. The total circulation for October was 15,807; for November it was 15,807.
Social activities are beginning to play a minor role and students are beginning to look at the serious side of their terrible finals are almost here.
Each day finds more and more students buried in books trying to begin the knowledge ahead, and the reading that should have been done weeks ago. Everyone is beginning to prepare for those nine weeks of school, the schedule, will begin Friday, Jan. 25.
Send The Daily Kansan home.
After laughter comes tears, but in this instance after vacation comes work for most of the students on the Hill. Very few books were used once they arrived at the library who is in charge of the reserve desk at the library, but the number of books used now is rapidly increasing and it will be a bummer month for the library.
Holiday Shouts Changed Into Final Exam Geoans
LOST: A plain gold Sigma. No min.
Please please exit 270. Lost Friday
in Finder or in Library. —81
"Chobin Thought" was the general topic of a course of study followed by the industrial group of the Y. M. C. A. at Butee College this winter.
LOST: Lady green Wahl fontali pen on 13th between Ohio and Ten nence. Call 6921. —?
WANTED: Man or woman, with sales experience, to soil electric refriger-
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Against the flu.
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Lumbwa Soldiers give battle to raging lions in the open velds while Martin Johnson grinds the camera!
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LOST: Dawn dimmed torturea shell
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LOST FRIEND between journalism building and Pi. Debta Phi house, Parker fountain ptnn. Call Alice Sancho, 415. Reward. —70
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