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DON'T PUT IT OFF—If you've been considering giving up, it might pay you to heed this friendly warning. However, as free withdrawal from classes ended Wednesday, perhaps these words of wisdom are no longer in order. The sign is located south of Malott Hall, just off Sunnyside Avenue.
'Interest Freud Created His Greatest Contribution'
A talk on the influence of Sigmund Freud upon various research and practical areas in present-day psychology was given by Dr. Gardner Murphy, director of research for the Menninger Foundation in Topeka at a psychology colloquium in the Student Union Wednesday.
Although many propositions and theories which Freud's genius presented to the scientific world, a great deal more remains to be verified, Dr. Murphy emphasized. The overall character of Freud's conception of man has had great influence upon the practice of clinical psychology, social work, arts, and even educational practice, he said.
Led To New Understanding The application and testing of Freud's theories have led to a new understanding. Often discoveries were contradictory to Freud's theories but would not have been made except under the stimulus of ideas which Freud brought forth, Dr. Murphy said.
He said that the number of ideas about human behavior which Freud
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presented that are verified is less important than the social and research interest which Freud generated in scientists and practitioners as to the nature of man's behavior.
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Dr. Murphy is a member of the Kansas University staff as a clinical professor in psychology. He has been chairman of the psychology department at City College, New York, and was president of the American Psychological Assn. in 1944.
Political Theme At Half-Time
Donkeys and elephants will be "honored guests" at the half-time ceremonies at the KU-OU game Saturday as band members present their show based on the theme "The Greatest Show on Earth," a spectacle that occurs once every four years—the national election!
The timely program will be open to the strains of Barnum and Bailey's Favorites," as the 90-member marching band forms a giant bandwagon with revolving wheels that will carry it down the field.
The donkey formation will be the second part of the show and as its ears wiggle the band will play "Donkey Serenade." Then it will be elephant time, and the musicians will play "Elephants on Parade" while the elephant swings its ears and trunk.
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The closing number of the political panorama will be "God Bless America" played while the band members are in the formation of the word VOTE.
The Oklahoma team and rooters will then be saluted as the marchers form the letters OU in script form and serenade Oklahoma with "Boomer Sooner." The final formation will be the block letters KU and the playing of "The Crimson and the Blue" directed to the Jayhawkers in the east stadium.
RENO, Nev.—(UP)—Yvonne Moray, 52-pound midget, complained to Mert Wertheimer, Riverside Hotel owner, that she should not have to pay full price for meals because she can "only eat half a meal." Wertheimer promptly posted a sign: "Half Price to Midgels." Other Reno merchants joined in "a fair deal for the little people," offered them half-price merchandise. Bargains included a $28,000 snow plow for $14,-000 and "a little bitty house, half price."
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Dow Pays Tribute To Committee
A tribute to the group responsible for nine successful years of Humanities Lectures, which brought a total of 47 scholars for 51 lectures to the University, came from the first speaker of the 10th year.
Said Dr. Sterlin Dow, professor of archaeology at Harvard, of the Humanities Lecture Committee:
"They must have done a tower of work to organize so many lectures, to look after so many details and to do all sorts of things that never do appear, somehow in public record. And what's more, generally they are thanked only by the recording angels."
More than 1,000 people reach the Social Security age of 65 in the United States every day.
Law Professor Speaks At Iowa U.
M. C. Slough, professor of law, spoke at a medical-legal symposium Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the University of Iowa. He lectured twice on problems involving legal and psychiatric matters.
About 300 doctors, lawyers and judges from a three-state area attended the conference, which was planned jointly by the law and medical schools of the University of Iowa.
Oklahoma Wants SEK Water
TOPEKA- (UP)-An Oklahoma request that water be released from the Fall River Reservoir in southeast Kansas has been turned over to Robert Smith, secretary of the state water board, Gov. Fred Hall said today. Gov. Raymond Gary of Oklahoma asked that the water be released to provide water for Nowata, Okla.
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