TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Charter Granted to Establish Math Fraternity Here
Pi Mu Epsilon Encourage
High Scholarship Ideals;
to Be Installed
December 1
Word has been received by the universities department of the university and was be granted for the establishment here of a chapter of P.D. Min. Emerson, national
Upperclassmen Eligible
This refertunity was founded in 1914 and now bays chapters at the Universities of Illinois, Missouri, Californias and others. It also offers Ohio and a number of other colleges and universities. It aims to encourage educational as well as a working organization within colleges and universities for the promotion of mathematical science.
Upperclassmen Eligible
Juniors and seniors who have made high records of scholarship in mathematics and in all other high average in all other subjects are eligible for election to membership. Graduate students will be eligible for membership on a basis of ability, interest and success in mathematical study when recommended for honors by the program. Those who are doing their graduate work.
While these fraternities in specialized fields are not at present nearly so widely known and perhaps not so generally approved as Sigma Xi or Psi Beta Kappa, it is conceivable that the specialized student may in the field of mathematics have fraternity more desirable, Prof. U. G. Mitchell said this morning.
Installation Later
Installation Later
It is expected that the local chapter must be installed in the time of the American Mathematical Society of the American Mathematical Society.
Society, which meets at the University of Kansas Dec. 1.
The charter members of the Kansas chapter are;
Faculty; U, G. Mitchell, E, B. Stouf,
Florence Black, H, E. Jordan, J.
J. Wheeler, C, H. Ashton, Guy W.
Wealthy Helen, Helen K.
Graduate students: Josephine Brauner, Lewin M. Ragan, Daniel T. Sligley, Rose E. Middlekaff, Corrine Hattler, Alice Swanson, G. Edgar Winnema, Mary O. Porsell, Winnaime Venard, Mary Ellen O'Cormell, Edwin Titt.
Norman, Oka, Oct. 30 — (UP-
Defiance of the law of gravitation is not confined to scientists of London and Atlanta, according to Dr. Homer L. Dodge, professor of physical science at the University of Oklahoma. Making a piece of steel float in air is nothing new to him.
Using a bar of coaltal steel, Doctor Dodge yesterday demonstrated its
Makes Piece of Steel Float About in Mid-Air
Using a bar of cobalt steel, Doctor Dodge yesterday demonstrated its "magic" properties.
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"Ocala steel is capable of taking a much greater magnetism than any other metal." Doctor Dodge said. "It's not hard to believe like poles repel. When one tar is placed on the other, with the like poles on each other, naturally the repelling force is great enough to lift the upper tar because of its light weight.
Faculty members and students of the University of Wisconsin, when questioned on the practicability of the honor exam system, were of the opinion that this system could not successfully be introduced in their school.
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