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Cars Utensils . HOP Earn -1" heL
' r . w a y Final , Story . .
Approximately 50 per cent of Still Untold
Because of a request made .by • undergraduate women. worked at
coeds for. a practical course in. jobs Finals are over, we are tired of
paying last summer, accord- hearing aout them, but one phase
Onechanics, agricultural , engineer-- ing to a survey -by Miss Elizabeth
ing: 15, a two credit course, with a C.' Bell, assistant to the dean of has gone untold. An example
one-hour lecture -and a two-hour , rather than an explanation can best
?Amatory, ' will be open to all. women. - • typify
women • students, according. to. that.
Out . of 1390' coeds who are en- The ' student involved gave a
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David C: Sprague, assistant•protes- -
rolled," 1331 replied to 'the type of good appearance by his unbroken
cor of agricultural engineering,
work in'which they participated: class attendance, yet he never took
)'rofessor Sprague, assisted by the amount earned,' and their stun- a note. Filing his fingernails or
other staff members will enlighten mer recreation, travel, and read- catching up on his correspondence
coeds about automobiles and. house in g.• • made the class tolerable.
tn ain ten.ance. AVerage amount earned by the Somehow he managed to make
For the benefit of future house
688 coeds who worked was $llO, excellent bluebook marks, but the
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keepers, part of the course will
making • a total of $75,742. One day of the final, another side of the
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concern kitchen repairs. Differ-
hundred and ninety-three were in Story was revealed. A new use for
cure:; in Sharpening such tools as
sumnier session, 949 reported that Kleenex was discovered by the
cciisiors, pairing knives, and bread
they had helped in the home. Watchful proctor. The guilty stu
,:nives, will be demonstrated. How Counselling and waitress jobs dent was promptly kicked out of
lo tighten leaky faucets, and the
tied for favorite types of employ- class. Dishonesty and -2 will ap
-I,o,inoi.plo of , the cao _ apen d r and meat, with 113 coeds participating ,ear on his grade sheet.
other lever utensils will -be shown. in. each. One hundred and elev- • Catching -cribbers red-handed is
Electric.:ity hounds will have an en did general office work and 96 not common, but wholesale cheat
.
opPortunity_ to learn about elec-
were clerks. ing is. Guilty students are fooling
tricity. The conduction of electri- Favorite recreations included neither themselves nor the College.
city into the home, its measure-
swimming, dancing, and tennis. , By referring to article 88 in
merit by- the electric meter, and • More books than magazines were "Regulations For Undergraduate
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read.. Students," you will note that the
computation of monthly bills will .
1 1)e. studied; Coeds will. be Shown , . College has ruled that "in case the
how to fix faulty iron. cords . and - penalty of -2 in the subject is giv
repair sewing machines,. en. for dishonesty, the rep to the'
Included will be principles. of den
S Dean of the School in which the
operation andthesina in parts of the - tuts Aid
student •is enrolled shall carry the
, word, 'Dishonesty,' as well as the
mitomobile.• At -the end -of the F .- .
arm \)., ork grade."
course women will.know the art of
cleaning carburetors, changing flat . Because of an expected land- • Future reflection on the College
;tires, and adjusting:spark plugs.. labor• shortage, a group .of city- is degrading, but the demoralizing
bred Harvard and Dartmouth effect on the student's character is
students have organized a • Volun- of- even greater importance. Of
fenders hurt themselves by losing
teer Land Corps* to aid farmers
respect of felfoW students, plus
as. their share in defense work.
their own self-respect. They have
Students from eastern colleges
. also depreciated the - valtie of their
and : universities will be- enlisted
Coeds -in . Blue Band- uniforms . educations and future opportuni
the newly-formed organization ties.
end others .in ROTC outfits. didn't i -1 7.
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forme an Amazon population,.. but Vermont farms be
to. work
on. •
just-a" friendlyebockei game-back .. 67 'ieeri-
g.v and October'. Work
in 1930:. ers, who will receive $2l a month
pins. room and board. Atherton- Coeds
Masquerading as army and. navy in. wages
must be at least 16 years of age.
foams,, they. met 'in. their anntial •
contest. on HOlines- d Fiel, .Teams Haying no_ connection with the Will Hold Tea
were chosen. on.a competitive.basis- goverreni.ent,. the
by
will be fi
srom- the- upper three-classes.- - nanced entirely by private
,funds.. Coeds of Atherton Hall and their
According to a recent survey of guests will be entertained at an in-
Segeta -• 'row/cads -
P Vermont farm agencies, there will
be• a : 40 per. _cent- labor. • shortage,
. , .formal tea in the northeast lounge
from 3:30 to 4:30 today.
this coming -summer on 27,000 Ada Lord '43, general chairman,
TWA'2 7 ' ' , farins whiCh ^ 4 horrnally employ has appointed the following com-
WLW broadcasts. Carmen- from - • - - . .. .
over 20,000 helpers.` - ' - mittees serving, Margaret D.
;the Metropolitan-at 2: pi , m. - Miss' ' Dorothy' • Thompson, out- Campbell.'44 and- F. Doris Steven
' WCAU - presents "Your • liit - Pa- standing • newspaper columnist,
son !44; .. clean tip, -Mildred I. Fossel
rade" at 9-p. m. - - lauded work of the .corps in :the man '44 and- Ruth M. Alvord. '44:
WOR features "Spotlight-Bands! I'arivary
issue' of • Free America, Natalie-A. Siebert-'43,.secretary of
at, 10:15 . p. - m. • agrarian- magazine. • ' the-northeast unit, will pour
TOMOO.IIOVir. , - • • "The Volunteer 'Land Corps
WCAU presents William Shire.r, - started with the idea that it is un--
flews analyst, at 5:45 p. in. . fair' for some• boys to serve for
• Jack Benny can be heard. - over soldier's •pay and risk their lives
RIDKA'at '7 p. m, in the armed fordes, while others
WCAU broadcasts the. "Ford work at high wages in munitions
Ilour" at 9' p. in, - factories, and others pursue their
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leges quite untouched," said Miss
CLASSIFIED .:-SECTION -Thompson: --• .. • - .
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"The Department of Agriculture
has urged. farmers to increase
-00RRENT"-:--Large, pleasant, room,
,preductien..latit fennel-S. are suf.-
Reasonable. rent,.-' • Single beds.
:re : ring, from an aente labor, short-
Illock•-;and a half from- •campus. "
250 - S.' Allen St, phone 2203. „. Mls's Thompson continued:
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2tcb. 23, 24 M. Found men who have been re
jected by the army will be recruit
:moms - FOR RENTS—One doublee;pdf or hard.work- on farms ; unless
With' twin -beds; one-single, Both- and-untii-Ithe nation , calls them - ,to
' tube. and% shower.- -Upperclassmen:othbr....dutieS. The corps. is es-.
or graduate men- preferrede:Dial ...pecially anxious to enlist college.
2652: - • tieh 24 ce girls -to -.assist-- farmers' _wives and
to , do - such light farm work as
.IPon:RElTTDotiiiileorixitt 4 .-singre -
the:si 'are' ' 'fitted
for." ' - '
bectv third- floore•:s2,so: aa-week.•••= '
fib& S. - . Atherton7- •- - Hod: 24. C.
Blue, Band Defeats
I? a- Coeds
MOST-4041. /Wiens> High: School: 7 1 : 111 1- iniS • T° Speak
- Sentimental%-vatee:- ~An,informal discussion, concern
war& Firider• eat! 3aa7, ing present world problems . and:
2 t 3 ,.2 ,ra . how students can adapt them
selves to them, will be lead. by C.
2' A:TTRACTIVE:ROOMS - t:o let in 0: Williains, associate professor. of
Xordan. Hall for second semes- Education,- at• the Kappa Alpha
tier, Cal): Dave Back, 771: Theta house at 7:30 p. in. Monday.
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For Sloppy Saddles
Coeds need not weep yet, for the
day of dirty saddle shoes is not
over. Automobile tires may be
rationed, • but college women can
still • buy rubber-soled shoes with
no fear of government priority.
According to local footwear deal
ers, the present supply of campus
traditionals will last well into the
Spring. By
. that time the rubber
shortage may be over; some' com
position material will be used for
the soles: or leather-bottcimed sad
dles and loafers will replace the
old favorites.
If dirty saddles disappear be-.
cause campus clothes must adjust
to defense, their absences will be a
loss to every day dress. It will not
be long. however, before they will
be forgotten, and coeds will be just
as sloppy in another type of foot
wear.
Glee Club Seeks
Music Honors
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music education major and former
Thespian.
• Judges for the national contest
will be Andre KoStelanetz, popu
lar symphonic conductor, Morton
Gould, composer-conductor, and
Deems Taylor, prominent music
critic. The regional winners will
be selected from the, recordings
that each glee club make. Each
recording will be unidentified by
name 'so that no favoritism will be
Shown.
,Regional winners will be invited
Ito New York City where they com
pete' in person. •
. A' collegiate_ glee
clubfestival week Will' be staged;
The final •comPetitiiin will be-con
ducted in the fineit 'auditoriums
available, such as Carnegie Hall or
the Metropolitan Opera House
where public concerts will be given
during the week.
All • expenses ' for the regional
winners in New York will' e borne
by Waring's sponsors. For 'that
reason, clubs will be limited to 40
Members. Expenses for additional
members must be-provided by each
club itself.
"I hae , felt that 'such a compe
tition should emphasize micro
phone techniques rather .than -con
cert platform presentation alone,"
Waring said, "because the • radio
offers the .widest opportunity for
the young man who follows music
later in life.? •
SAMMAItiIAITITARY 24,:1942
HEc To Train,
For Defense
Twelve elective courses, related
to defense and open to all students;
will be 'offered 'next semester by;
the • home economics department: .
Miss Laura W. Drummond, homsc
economics director, stated yestem
. day. Credits will vary from one qt."
three. r 7.7.7.; 074:
A nutrition course," home eccE
nomics 13, will concern current
problems in - the nutrition field
with emphasis on food selectioW
and physical fitness in the natioi
al nutrition program.
Home economics 109, dealing
with nutrition essentials and thS
relation of food to health, will
qualify students for a subsequent
Red Cross Canteen Course, design"
ed tb prepare for..serylc_e_in,emeti
gency defenseWeTa
Stressing renovaqg c
eling. garmenti lovaZisalthio
dren, home ecOniinifes.2o=WW.o)
be offered. Home,crafts,.4,
nomics 307, will be helpiEftWifa& ,
anticipating volunteer service Ai
the rehabilitation program.
Other courses are social usagr,
foods, catering for fraternities (fok
then only), dietetics, family
child development, nursery schocil ,
nursery school organization, and
food preservatiOn.
Collegian Sta - rts—
SubsoOption.-Drive
(Continued from Padd 10-fie)
ty Lou Hornick, Mary Jane Glei
chert, Nancy •Berniteili,' Letty
gental, Winnie
dale, Barbara' Brill,"FrAnCei`GYa
berg; R. M. Meyerp;;;:l3o)3.ei l CAl-:
bert; James Hoeg.-1.• Tr; ;ClelaricT"
Business stafi... Cindidate,s,, in
elude Paul .Tomliins,..,..gdiar
Sykes, Theodore Rabb:.:,lda
Summers, Richard - .Stuart, - Lois
Kreamer, Luella Bo1.1:4k; Ellen Cro
mer, Carolyn .' Clidnipfin:
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Frank Roseman, .Bea,trice,-Rpgs,
Marjorie Renner, PPggY:P 00 4,..914
Marie Rokos, Mary . Grape- kpne,e
necker, Priscilla . Francois
Bontempo, Santo irt#zO, • 'limp
Clark,. Leonore
Klein, Nancy. Peglianete;*liiiiielid
voili, Marie Ellen Pennell,lJ§l . l6.
Neel, and Robert
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