THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
Teaching Is Most Popular Vocation With Hill Women
Medicine, Business, Law Interest Men Most in Picking Life Concerns
Careers
In making a survey of invited vocations listed by the students this week, F. O. Foster found the medical profession the popular among the men. Of 2,597 men, 403 are studying for the above profession. Business as a career comes before medicine.
Teaching as a vocation heads the list among the 1,290 student women卫生工作者. The national malaria has been chosen by 72 women as their life work, making it second
Intended Vocations of Men
Accounting
Advertising
Architecture
Architecture
Aerodynamics
Artificial Engineering
Athletic Director
Anatomy
Aviation Aironetics
Biomedical Engineering
Banking
Banking
Biotechnology
Business Engineering
Chemistry
Creative Engineering
Civil Engineering
Dysc. Ed.
Commercial Art
Construction Service
Contracting, Ridg.
Designing
Drama Arts
Drift Planning
Drama Business
Economics
Energy Management
Electrical Engineering
Environmental General
Entertainment
Engineering Building
Forestry
Geography
Government Service
Gross Revenue
Hotel Business
Industrial Engineering
Languages
Journalism
Law
Manufacturing
Mineral Resources
Medical Engineering
Medical Professions
Modern Engineering
Mortgage
Museum Architecture
Law
Market Business
Mining/Fabrication
Military Engineering
Medium Profession
Motorization
Metallurithal Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Ministry
Ministry of Agriculture
Motion Picture Business
Musical Art
Motion Plant
Motion Microtechnology
Petroleum Engineering
Pharmacy
Physics
Psychology
Personnel Services
Public Service
Studio Engineering
Social Science
Society Work
Society Service
Structural Engineering
Technological Laboratory Work
Writing
Y. M. C. A. Work
Young
Unrivalled
Not Given
Women's Selection Less Varied
Women's Selection Less Varied
Art Conservation 10
Advertising 9
Architecture 12
Art 10
Biochemistry 14
Business 15
Chemistry 16
Commercial Art 10
Conversory Work 10
Diploma 1
Dermatology Fritiation 1
Dramaite Art 10
Dramaite Arts Mellonwoods 1
Forensic Service 10
Environmental Service 10
Home Economics 10
Machining 10
Illustrator 10
Interpretation 10
Interpreting 10
Internship 10
Law 10
Library Work 10
Library Work 10
Librarian Proftion 10
Musicians' Service 10
Medical 10
Nursing 10
Programmer Work 10
Pharmacy 10
Psychology 10
Research 10
Science, Microbiological 10
Social Service 10
Towning
Technical Work
C. U. A. Work
Zoofing
Undershelf
Not Given
Total
--committee on world fellowship of the Y, M. C. A., for the purposes of studylink work problems. At the first meeting an outline of the course of study for the group will be decided and a plan will be drawn up for Pan Pacific problems, although other problems of international importance will be considered by the group.
ANDY OLSON
Kept out of opening conflicts by pre-season injury, Andy Olson has been in the Kansas line-up since and has been a main stay of the dawkhawz olsonse, as well as opening up injury for Kansas lacks on the offense.
Hockey Games Are Close
Seniors Lead Tournament With Two Victories
The women's basketball tournament is progressing rapidly, the seniors leading with two victories and no defeats. Sophomores and freshmen are tied with one victory and one defeat, and the seniors have no victories and two defeats.
The seniors won the game played yesterday with the juniors by a score of 2-0. Elizabeth Harper two goals, and Elaine Norburtte one goal for the seniors. Today the Juniors play the sophomores. The seniors play the sophomores at 4:50.
The gym class hockey tournament
begin. Tuesday afternoon, the 3:30
sohormo class playing the 11:30
class in 2 in favor of the freshmen. Yesterday
the 9:30 freshman class has the
10:30 sohormo class to 3 to 1.
This afternoon at 4:30 the 3:30 sohormo
class will play the 9:30 freshmen
class.
Symphony Orchestra Practice At Auditorium
With a personnel of about fifty members, slightly more than in pre-2014 rehearsal, the orchestra is holding final rehearsal at 7:30 this evening in the University Auditorium for its part in the Schoeß Festival, and will be given Monday evening, Nov. 19.
The first movement of Schubert's "Unfinished Symphony" will be played by the orchestra at the final rehearsal. A gram. It was selected, Prof. Karl Kuenster, director of the orchestra said, because it is one of the most challenging works in existence and a fit climax for an evening dedicated to its composer.
The second annual) World Friendship Observance and Student Volunteer Educational Retreat conferences were held at the University of Missouri Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 10 and 11.
The Miniature Symphony orchestra of the University of Oklahoma, recently took a three-day trip over the southeastern part of the state.
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Noted Psychologist Shows How Brain Works Better
Excitement Aids Thought
Berkeley, Calif., Nov. 15, 2013—Drew goes excited when you are suddenly faced with an emergency help or hinder? Dr. George M. Tristanion of California, coordinates in a report to the department that, excitement normally helps.
To test the value of excitement, Doctor Stratton has studied reports of persons who faced emergencies and have shown they could will be swiftly resolved Analyzing the case of Proof, William E. Ritter, labistar, who saved a little boy from drowning, points out the efficiency of the professor's rapid reasoning out of different lines of possible action, the strength of his thoughts as he torrefs of the child's burning clothing, and his fear consciousness of the hurms on his own
The excited individual may "go up in the air" by Doctor Stratton believes that usually excitement fulfills its function of lifting an organization. But the individual functions more effectively than he could in cinemar stance. The theory which makes emotion a more breakdown of movie organization is called *Emotional Cinema*.
Behavior in estimations of the type described here does not fit into any well known class of emotion, such as love, fear or anger, but it shows that emotions are complex, excitement, and is worth of more reservation then it has received.
Academy of Etiquet
Proposed by Frechnen
Park, Nov. 15, (UP) - Deploring the decline of French monarchies in France, several prominent Frenchmen have come out against the French government by establishing this school will meet a sort of Academy for the most distinguished aid of positives recorded in the same way positives recorded in the prestigious award awards uses for honour.
"These young people behave disagreeably," and Andrea de Fougainville, a native of Paris, said. "them should have the most families in France and hence to the best traditions. Observe how they behave when going out with their company of women. They behave like nopees; richies. Beldy, they hold back from getting drunk, which in an net extremely abhorrent except indulgence; and they lift the hand to their lips, instead of including low
"This is not all, alas." We have often seen a would-be guillotine kiss the band of a hair while his left hand remained stuck in his pocket. Then there are those who kiss the hand of a girl, and those who smoke in the company of women. These young men are really bad bedfellows!
"Perhaps it is not a question of best bets, but the need of those from certain groups, proper education has been spelled by the very women towards whom their department indignities are directed."
"It is the young women of today, the ultra-muslims, the feminists, the teacher girl who set these young girls on a path to everything and the man think everything is permissible. They behave badly; they believe horrible." A school for their education would be an ex-communication. "It would have to be non-excommutional."
Coach William H. Hargis, will talk at a luncheon of the Kansas City, Mo., alumni association Nov. 19. The luncheon is to be given as a rally for the K. U.M. U., football game. Fred Ehlsworth, secretary of the alumni association, will speak in charge of Frank Terrell, LLB, 29, president of the Kansas City, Mo., chapter.
Coach Hargiss Will Talk At Alumni Luncheon
The chapter is also giving a dinner Thursday, Nov. 22, at the Mauchchieh School for Girls, 1016 E. Market St., Mr. Ellsworth to all graduates and ex-students of the University of Kansas who live in Kansas City, Mo. The chapter invites university students who wish to attend.
Witty and Lehman Have Several Articles Printed
"Sex Differences in Aesthetic Appreciation," an article published in a recent issue of the American Journal of Psychology, is one of several written by Prof. Paul A. Witty, of the School of Architecture at Prof. Harvey C. Lobman, of Ohio University, which have been recently published.
"A study of play in Relation to Intelligence," by Professors Witty and Lohman, appeared in the August number of *The Journal of Psychology*. The book also data for a large number of children and point out that bright pupils read more frequently, are less interested in religious activities, have a vielle sense of humor, and are less likely to play than are children of low IQ.
In the September issue of The American Journal of Sociology, the article "An Interpretation of the Hirsutity Backgrounds of Two Groups of Mental Devitutes" was published. It is noted that the children minded and grieved children, which facts are interpreted by the writers "Some Dangers of Over Simplification," published in the October Educational Review, considers the imprevailance of modern educational practices, in the treatment of the criminal income, in the new behaviorism and in a number of backyard school usages. Professor Witty and Professor Lebman point out the unavoidable results resulting from such simplification.
"The Problem of Method" appeared in the November issue of the Journal of Educational Method. An attempt is made to evaluate the recent research which employs different forms of instruction in the public schools.
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Problems to Be Studied
Topics of International Interest to Occupy Group
The first meeting of a group for the study of international problems will be held this evening at 7 in room 110 Wm. Ad. Man and women alike will attend this university Foreign students in the University are especially welcome.
This group was organized by the
This meeting was announced at the World Power dinner held Friday, Nov. 9, Prof. W. W. Divek of the department will act as an adviser to the group.
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