THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1938
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Freese Says Council Ranks Among First in Mississippi Valley Office Terms May Be Longer Other Schools to Adopt Finance Plan
"The Men's Student Council of the University of Kansas ranks among the best in the Mississippi state government and administration," said Frees, gr., at the council meeting last night, in a record concerning the two universities that were held at Boulder, Colo., Feb. 23, 24 and 25. William Mollins, 25, and Walter Frees were the two delegates who represented the University at the convention.
There are three conferences held each year at different points. The Mid-West Conference territory includes the Southwestern Minnesota river. At the Boulder meeting there were 29 schools represented with a total of 37 delegates. The main purposes of the meetings are to consider simple problems, aid training, and promote exchange.
Finance Is Discussed
"Council finance systems was one of the problems discussed. Many of the schools are having difficulties with to Freeze "The system used by the Kannan council was discussed in the meeting and some members tried to use the same plan."
The point system which was also carded by the University some time ago is to be used by some of the larger schools which seem to be making it work satisfactorily.
Free Press Advocated
In respect to student discipline, we have as good or better results than any of the schools represented," said Mullins in his report to the council.
It was the consensus of opinion at the meeting that there should be no faculty regulation or ownership of student publications, and that the election of editors and other important officers was out of political contest. Millions.
The delegates both reported that the only suggestion they get from the conference was to be led in one way way to devise a means by which a few members of the council could be held over each year to form a unification for the conference.
Members in Hold Over
The Mony's Council will try to live some plan to which they can act, and if they do not, the Mony will be held over from one year to the next, according to Benjamin Nicholas.
Many all of the schools were having difficulty with their method of election of observerand the plan was regarded as a means of solving the difficulty by many of the delegates, according to Mullins.
The meeting of the conference next year will be held at Cinchenti, Ohio.
Flying Tour to Lawrence Large Variety of Aerophanes to Be Featured
Lawrence is on the itinerary of the Al-Kanaz Air Tour, and will be visit April 4, the day before Easter vacation begins.
The Wichita Flying club is sponsoring the event and several well-known pilots and planes will participate. The plane's probability never again has a chance to see such a large variety of aircraft without visiting the planes, old "Doumen" and an exact replica of the machine in which Art Gobel won the Dole Air Show. Walter Beech who won the Ford reliability tour for two successive years, will probably appear at the airplane ship that won a famous event.
When the tour reaches Lawrence the plane will probably land at Rackwell moults, according to O'Malley Rucker, the president of the local wings for the flirta. While in Lawrence Porter Adrian, president of the National Aeronautical Association, who is diving with the crew, he charted a charter to the Lawrence aeronautic club.
Several Kansas towns are entering plants in the tour which will bear their names and be planted. It is estimated that there will be 15 plants in the tour.
Bell Officials to Return Students Interested in Jobs To Be Interviewed
tornado of Tuesday, March 6, to have preliminary interviews with selected economics majors in the college.
W. R. Kercher, of the Topka office of the Southern Western Bell Telephone company, and T. F. Leilich, of the St. Louis office, who interviewed students of the School of Business Tuesday with the idea of posing an environment, will return to University on March 16 for a interview students may see, and also talk with other students who may be interested in employment with the Bell system.
Probably half a dozen representatives of the Roll company will be here from March 22 to March 24. Engineering students will be in regard to development for plant maintenance work. Mr. Kercer will also be available during the af-
In the Belt system, business graduates are desired for three departments: marketing and traffic business. This year the needs are primarily for the first two de-
Harrington Discusses Character Formation at Weekly Lecture
Topics Based on Three Great Psychological Mechanisms
The mechanism of character formation were discussed this morning at the weekly psychological lecture given by G. Leonard Hartman, psychologist.
Are Chosen
The three great mechanisms of dissonion, repression and the complex were the 'chief topics upon which the lecture was based.
Doctor Harrington said that the whole body is integrated into a state of unity and that when we attempt to attain our goal, the belief that with our whole person,
Specific examples showing types of dissociation of the mind were given. A particularly interesting case was that a man was wounded by a alchemical and suffered a loss of memory. Every effort to bring the man back to full realization resulted in a humiliated by a Boston doctor making study of such cases, and during that time, the doctor told the man he could not die without life; that life that he may not been able to remember after his wound. The doctor also told him that he would tell the complete story of his experience with hypnosis. The patient did as he was told he would do.
"We divide our minds, that is we disexpose them, because of something disagreeable. We use our consciences to deal with it, but factually the things are not baffle so far, as the patient thinks. That in itself is proof of the realizability."
Doctor Harrington then discussed consciousness. He said that we are not able to get away from it. "If we were conscious, then we are just kidding ourselves."
For the benefit of those who were not in the group last sociocrat, Doctor Harrington, revoiled some of the psychiatric care people who are torn usher by conflicts. The business of the psychiatry profession gives a common sense idea of life. If such an idea well be to be judged by what it has done for the women it can be done away with."
The next meeting will be devoted to a continuation of the book Psycho-Pathology by Kempf and will be on the topic of the psychological counseling of children and adults held every Thursday in central Administration auditorium.
Junior Design Problems Are Judged by Faculty
The preliminary sketch of the junior problem in architectural design, which is a small art museum, was jugged recently by the artist Daniel Garcia for the first occasion. Those who received honorable mentions were W. C. Campbell, John Cubing, C. R. Geery, Owen E. Hatch, Earl Charles Ortys, and A. N. Riechleter.
March 31 is the date set for the final drawings to be handed in. The problem is an art museum in a small city to house a collection of mint-age coins which, in the city of a prominent citizen, was gift to the city by the will of a prominent citizen.
The plans of the building should include an entrance vestibule, a large room for display and a room where wraps may be checked and from which photographs of the collections may be taken. The floor plan shows where the paintings and sculptures will be shown should be lightened from the top or from the upper portion of the building.
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