Should a gentleman offer a lady . . .
Beaming face nonwithstanding, this man is not a new father. Ted Cott, New York cigar representative, provided cognac, wine and nicotine for a group of cigar tasters at the Eldridge Hotel Thursday night. Women and song were left to the discretion of the participants.
American view' topic of social welfare talk
Arthur Katz, dean of the School of Social Welfare, spoke before the faculty forum yesterday. His speech was entitled "Social Welfare: An American View."
Dean Rutledge
plus Underground Films
at
MIDDLE EARTH
a coffee house at the union
Feb. 21 & 22
7:30 p.m.
Katz briefly covered social welfare, American style, and the School of Social Welfare.
Katz said social welfare was defined as "a broad range of many disciplines which include all fields that involve the well-being of each individual in our society." He said social welfare was restoring, maintaining, enhancing and enriching our welfare.
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Katz said public welfare is viewed mainly as income maintenance, but actually is concerned with more than just income. Social workers are taught to respect the dignity of an individual, to respect human life and in general, how to work with people. One dilemma in the social work field is that too many people working with people are not properly trained, he said.
Students in the field of social work get practice in many differing fields. They may train at the medical centers, mental hospitals, welfare offices or out - patient mental clinics. Katz said the students at KU have a two year masters program as well as a bachelor's degree program.
Social welfare has changed in one important aspect, said Katz. The role of the worker has moved from helping people to change their position in life to the role of an advocate for the individual.
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Stogies not for old stogies says cigar representative
At a cigar tasting evening Thursday night at the Eldridge Hotel, Ted Cott of New York, said the young male is the prime market for cigars. The cigar no longer represents the old man.
"Cigars belong to young people," he said. "We are taking a low-keyed positive way to influence the young man in law school, business and similar situations."
Cott, representing the Cigar Institute, provided a casual, informal evening for cigar tasters, mainly of the business school.
Cognac and wine were served
Campus Interviews
The School of Business has announced its interview schedule for the week of Feb. 23-27. Interested students should sign up in room 202 in Summerfield Hall.
Feb. 23: The Fleming Co. Inc., BS, BA—sales merchandising, accounting, data processing, general business, and advertising; Hiking Hops Petroleum Co.; Helping MPs Petroleum Co.-hance; Travelers Insurance Co., all degrees, summer work for graduate students at Hartford, Conn.; State of Wisconsin-Depart. Revenue; Business with major accounting; Arthur Young and Co., BS or MS with a major in accounting.
Feb. 24: Continental Oil Co., BS, MBA-finance, accounting, BA-liberal arts for marketing; Continental labor BS or MS and related areas, summer work in education, Ford Motor Co., BS or MS-finance, accounting, business administration; Hallmark Cards, Inc. BS or MS-finance, business administration, other related background. Ph.D. quantitative methods, U.S. citizenship required; Kansas Power and Light Co., BS, business, manager training, GRM. Accounting—accounting, BS, MSP, MBA-finance.
Feb 25: Army and Air Force Exchange Service, BS—business administration, arts, mathematics, retail procurement, accounting, personnel management, summery office for sophomore juniors. Conflict Resolution MS—business administration, statistic formation systems, engineering, computer science: Continental Pipe Line, BS or MS—business administration or marketing, Hallmark Cardss, BS or MS—business, marketing, liberal arts and other related programs for management training program.
Feb 26: General Mills, Inc. (sales)
MBA, MA, MBA, MBA, liberal arts;
economics; liberal arts;
Household Finance Corporation, all degrees for executive training; Intermediate business administration, sales, accounting, finance production; Proctor of Business Administration, BS business, MBA—any major, sales management training program.
Feb. 27: U.S. Department of Labor,
BS, BA, MS, MA, MBA—business,
sociology, public policy science,
sociology, computer programs,
Proctor and Gamble Co. (distributing),
BS—business, MBA candidates, any
major if interested in sales; Syntex
Laboratories, International business;
Bachelor's in business or MSA,
MA, MBA,
only, general business with accounting
or finance background. U.S. citizenship required.
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with the cigars. The cigars and cognac represent the good life, Cott said.
In response to cigars for women, Cott said that this is the period of new mores—the fashions are freer for women with styles of pants and no bras.
Prof bugs bugs
A study to determine why parasitic mites and ticks select special hosts to feed on will continue at KU under a $32,830 grant from the U.S. Public Health Service.
The director of the program, Joeph H. Camin, professor of entomology, is entering his 13th year of work on the project. Special attention will be given to the sensory behavior of the parasites.
"If a woman can retain her femininity," he said, "she should smoke a cigar."
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Don Shaw is now holding court at Raney's Downtown.
Yes, it's true. After 12 years at Raney's Hillcrest Store, the Crown Prince of Cheeseburgers is currently exchanging verbal barbs with the customers at Raney's Downtown, and it is reported that he has already contracted laryngitis in his attempt to speak to everybody. Don assured us, however, that he is so anxious to see all his old friends from Hillcrest Raney's he will gargle motor oil daily until his affliction disappears.
Will it work? Can "Dountless Don" recover in time to greet each and every customer at Raney's lunchoon counter? Take a break from business, at lunch or breakfast or anytime until 4:00, and see if Don succeeds.