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L..,-.l"H§“}E’.‘-}?
B. & P. A. AIMS
- DISCUSSED BY
ACTING DEA_N_
Dr. F. A. Middlebush Says
School Teaches Gener- .

al Principles and

' Not Details.
APPOINTED THIS Monrn
,New Head Was ‘Professor

       

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;,?_‘,.E’_”*7T5_'"'—'"“'"'_""""'..13  . ,
NEARLY ENTIRE
REGISTRATION IS
IN JESSE HALL.
Students Tn_3.i1 Schools
Except Medicine and

Law Are to Sign
Up There.
Fuss DUE SEPT. 24-26

Complete Proced

"f1T‘_ Enngrn YEAR
‘THIS YEAR IS '0 ll
THIRTY-SIXTH
 Yo M.‘:CaV A1 A
Glenn HB’s7e3?,“se«?mtary.
Prediéts an Unusually
Busy Season for
' Association.
PLANS FR!'BHhI_AN MIXER

Chairrnanjof Social Com-

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‘BEAT MIZZOU’ A
ISBA'l'l‘LE CRY
or TULANE U.‘

“Greenies” Expect to Hand
Tigers a Surprise at
New Orleans on
Oct. 3.

HAVE g Snowv SCHEDULE

Many Sta_rs_.:¢.-i"e Now in

New Acmjt; Dun -

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mittee Says New Men Southern City Road)! Enrolling in Univer- of Political Science
Are to Be'Givcn to Start Practice '"sity Given—Deans l and Public Law in
Right stare - Promrrtlrn Are Listed. ‘ l the University. '
The opening cf the University this ‘_n‘:§c‘:'L_iItf_)_RI;§;;“\;i?; ogfiarcsfif All registration this year excepfg 1),. p_ A. Middk,bu__h_ form” m_0_

for law and me 't-inc will take place i
in Jesse llall. opies of instruc-'
tions for registration will be placed:
at the information desk which will:
be on the first floor of Jesse Hall. I
Students who have not received: W
their matriculation cards should pre- :_

year will mark the thirty-sixth year
of activity of the local Y. M. C. A.
among students and townspeople of
Columbia. V

This year promises to be one cf
the busiest years that the association

ff‘-".-‘U!’ of political science and pub-
3'9 UN’. was made acting dean of the
School of Business and Public Ad-
mrrristration by the Board of Cura-
-:: at their meeting Sept. 5, _Tl;¢
dcunshtp of that school was left va-

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V gan last year on ‘the eve of the pre-
. liminary training pcason. This year
? it is "Beat Mizsou." With the one
‘ big idea of giving the Missouri Val-
! lcy champions a real surprise when
1 they invaded New Orlcanstobat-

Dr. F. A. Middle-bush. acting dean
of the School of Business and Public

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Administration. Dr. Middlebush.
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' has ever giauned, according to Glenn

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“ activity committees
been appointed and include Lhe fol-

’ er, Bible study; Lawrence Steve.“-

. says Schwabe.

W. ilovey,‘ general secretary. cf
have alreadl".

secretary

Gicn Hovey, . of the‘
Y. M. C. A. . ‘

’ nc.-.sy has issued a call for all his

tie the “Gree:-.ies," at Tulane Sta-
dium on Oct. 3, Coach Clark Shangh-

svn: t cmselves at the north en-j
trance of the University Auditorium '

in the cast wing of Jesse I-loll, where '

three years, was professor in poll-
lisal science and public administra-

cant by the resignation of Dean
lsrdor Locb last spring.

Prof. Middlebush is a graduate of

7:5". LT‘ " D ‘:7: DLTTA’ T  = f» tball c ndidate trrcport on time . n ' . h _ d” f . :“'1“‘ ‘ " . ‘ ‘hf’ t"l"°"3il3' 0‘ Mldlllfifl Ilfld l'¢'-
 : R w-»--:- new-; r . .2‘:     :.:i:..;°.°.:;:°.: :::..°:.:. ;.;*.:::= . . .   A.    aw
ship: tvmdnon Creed. social scrvlcc; J! t 4 , , . . . . L. ._ 2 , _ " ‘ ,   It ’’ xhvre. In 1921 he took his sabbati-
Huth wmi‘m,‘._ public“... I-.-Nd nu, , “hen the training season begins, in the Lnixcrsrty have been _a:)-, _z_ _J I._

on, employment; Richard Shewmak-~

son, life work guidance: Walton
Roth. gospel terms; Tom Trimble,
short course workhiichncth Lancas-
ter, boys work: Max Schwabc, soc-

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Appropriation Needed to
Finish Home Econom-

:h:- Tulane coach expects to have all
his material on hand. to start work
without delay.

Followers of the sp;rt in the
:-‘ou'.hcrr‘. city expect a record crowd
to witness the first intcrsectional

proved. After they have received
the mazriculatim card they will pro-1‘
coed as follows: q

l"re.-zhmcn and .-ophomorcs in thej
College of Arts and Science and!

students, is the College of Engineer-*

FOR Ito, T. c.

Col.‘ M. C."-I‘{_erth Succeeds

 

cal leave of absence from Knox Col-
lege at Galésburg, lll., and did _rc-
scarch in London, The Hague and
Paris. llis field of special interest
is international law. relations
comparative government. He is .a
member of the American Society of

*""°'- « 'ics Building  "°“‘°°"- ‘W’ T“ Z’i’f.?‘.'l‘.1"£i.T£ ?.’.‘°»‘r'..."‘.';‘.§§I§."'.‘.‘.’§’.'3l ‘” W “I Mia’ Cm“ I~=<rmmon-ILa-~-adorn»-Am-w
Tlu-_3¢-lling of freshman caps willi ' ‘  km’-1 The OPPYIIM-’ €0"l9$l {Ur lb? ’ ‘ ‘ Heads Al'i.lll€l‘}’. can Political Science Association of

be conducted from booths at the Y.

. C_. A. as last year. according to.
Jlcnry Deppi.~.g._student president,
The caps will sell for 75 cents each?
this year. The selling of the caps‘
-will start Wednesday, Sept. 16, ,and
the student handbooks will be given
out-at the booths at that time.
‘ I-‘reduaan Mixer to Be Held

A freshman mixer will be held
soon after the opening of school at
t.h&’Y. M.’C. A. according to Max
Schwabe. chairman of the Y. M. C.
A. social committee. The date of
this mixer will be announced later,
“A great effort will
be made ‘this year to get the fresh-
men started off right and men will
been hand M3! ' )l.C.A.to
inform the fre men of anything
that they wish to know,” Schwabe

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"Several hundred working boys
are continuing to call at the’Y. If.
C. A. daily,” _says Fred B. Dixon, em-
glooyyment secretary. “Many of the

are unable to find workhtt/drc next

Work on the east wing addition to=
the Home Economics Building can-A
not\bc completed until thc.Lcgisla-'
turc xeappropriates the amount nec-—

, essary for its c'm_nletio:i, according‘
do Dean P. B. Mumford of;the Col-

lege of Agriculture. . ;

J. K. Gwinn of New York City and;
a former Missourian gave. to the]
College cf Agriculture $50,000 which 5
was to be used in the constrbction off
a building of domestic scidnce. The-
last General Assembly added anoth-l,
er $50,000-to this and it was found}
that it was just enough to complete
the Home Economics Building ac-
cording to the original plans. How-
ever, because of lack of funds in the
state treasury, Gov. Sam A. Baker
was forced to veto the appropriation
of'the Legislature. ,

The money donated by Mr. Gwinn
was only sufficient to build the
walls, put on the roof a place win-
dows in the addition. c; rest of
the work ‘wlll'havc to wait until the
‘on of the General Assem-

southcrners is with Louisiana Col-
loge on Sort. 26. The fact that Mis-
sruri follows the next week means
that the “Grecnics" mus‘. rush their
work to Le in shape to battle the
team that went through the Missouri
Valley championship and that took
the western jaunt to play the Uni-
versity of Southern’ California or.
Christmas Day.

Many “Greenies” Already Back.

Many of Tulane's players are al-
ready in New Orleans. Among the
new candidates on the score is Ros-
enhousc, a big 200 pounder who
played guard on the freshmen elev-
en last year; Earl vans. former
High School tackle who played last
year with the Tulane freshmen;
and Watson. scrub lineman. Watson
will get a chance at center on the
varsity this year. _There will be lots
of competition for center from Har-
vey Wilson, Palermo and Daren. '

Pat Browne, star of last year‘:
freshmen team, has’ already returned
to New Orleans and will be a valu-

hci

Plan to Honor Universityfs

The .\lcm.rial Tower under coustlruction. This shows the present,

ght of the t-wt-r and the ‘my the derrick is used '

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War Dead on Homecoming Dayl
A new L'ni\‘crsit_\' cu.~:tom will tower is completed. These are for
probably be instituted at iiomccom- the accommodation of all alumni,
ing. ;former students and students. The
it is this; plan of ll}l‘L' Memorial Com- ' Memorial: Bgrilding wifll beuthc (per-
mrttee o .'ine to ave a quartet or_ manent ea quarters or a sun ent
sextet of buglers from the R. O.3uctivitie.-. the band, glee club, de-
T. C. go to the Memorial Tower and? batting club and the like will have
blow taps at the close of the pro-. pcadquarters there."
Kmm in .R0"5l18_-Fl¢ld.8t “‘hiClI U010 The architects description of the
W97)’ 009; "33 C011!!! 10 81:?-‘M50?! 01? tower says that the side walls of the
3”“ Wm! b0“'°d head in mt-’m°l')’. archway are‘ entirely of cut stone
Of the Missouri DOSE Who lost their’ pgnelg sgpgrgted by molded grid
lives in the World War. {carved work and will contain the

dor of Jesse llall where they.willl
receive their day-hour programfand;
will comrlete their enrollment as;
described thereon. ;

Students in the College of Agri-f
culture will report to Room 305.‘;
Je.-‘..~'e Hall. where they will receive;
directions for enrolling. All other-
siudcnts secure their. study cards;
from the dean of 'he school in which .
they are to enroll upon presentation;

of their matriculation cards. Course- John
cards numbered 100 or above may be!

secured from the various depart-
ments which are located in rooms as
indicated in the directions for en-
rolling. '

After securing all of the co rsc
cards, the study card should be filled
out and handed to the dean for ap-
proval. The study card and t ‘
course cards should then be filed
with the e . This completes the
registration. The deans will be found
in Jesse Hall during the registra-
tion period as follows:

Agriculture-—d)ean F, B. Mum-
ford—Room 305.

When the R. O. T. C. students line
up at the first "Ten-shun" of the
year. they will see quite :1 few new
faces among the army office.-rs de-‘
tailed to the l'niversit_v of Missouri.

(‘. l. Bl. (". Kcrth, infantry, is they
new professor of Military Scicncei
and Tactics .-uccet-ding .\l.ij. Oliver
5. Wood. May. F. T. Cruse, Field
Artillery. is taking the place of Maj.
I). iloltze-ndorff. Other
new officers on duzy at the L.'ni\'er.~i-
ty are Captains W. F. Harrison and
Leslie L. Connett. the latter a for-
mer student at the L'l1t\‘crsit_v of
Missouri, and ls: Lieutenants Vance
L. Richmond and A. E. Billing.

New‘ Students at the L'niver.-‘ity.
taking military here for the first
time. are to be measured for uni-
form in corurection with the registra-
tion this year.
c

TI

ed excusable waste of time. The

which he is also a mcrnbc the
exccutivc council. ile has been a
member of the faculty of the Uni-
\'cl‘.~‘lt_\’ of Missouri since 1922.
Prepares for Leadership.

“The purpose of the School of
Bu.-‘inc:-:= and Public Administration
is to prepare its- graduates for even-
tual leadershrp in bu.-tin('.<s and in
public and social t~er\'icc." Prof.
Middlcbush said. “it does not seek
to do this by providing hundreds of
distinct curricula to cornes d in-
adequately to the thousands of dif-
ferent kinds of work into which its
graduates may go. i

“The assumption is that a well-
trained man or woman will pick up.
in a few weeks of -practical experi-
ence. the details of a specific job
and that for a school to attempt
teaching these details involves an in-

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potent executive ‘differs from the ‘ A

it who has merely ‘learned a busi-

' broader outlook his

deeper understanding of principles,
h

. . . . . this way the . . . .
yuan‘ untfl may 0,", up hut. my (0,. ‘ new appropriahom able addition to_the varsity. He is ..At- 1 . t ' L hr h t n ‘ 5,. . f m Jud L wh _ 5,,” Arts and Science-—Dean F. M. d t . 1 _s ll‘ J ..u be . and his habit of thinking throng _
‘ Some are batching and many are‘ This building, when it is cornplct- shied t° be "’l““'-‘d t° °“° °f “*9 the }'ea:fztl;;:: dglfgeafiroi.-n°:,fd 0:11} \t'ae:(* “glgen ufip durihrg ‘the :3. This Tisdel—Ro};m 210, hhiforriror:-‘d“llierl thiiiie i‘n‘pre\-iota: °°"“°ml¢'s “Will. 0!‘ ldl1_33"53iTll»5V9

workipg at odd jobs until perma-
nent wot
he

n be obtained later on."
. ‘The greatest thing that
bureau needs is co-operation be-
tween all concerned, this will help
Qlicve the congested condition.”
w

will be in charge of several -upper-
classmen who will help .fncshmcn
get lined up on their schedule for
the coming school year. This ser-
vice is being maintained particularly‘
for working gtudents who have dif-

ed. is to be one of the finest and
best arranged home economics build-
ings in the country, says Dean Mum-
ford. Just last year the College of
Agriculture instituted the practice
of offering the degree of Bachelor
of Science in Home Ecrnomics. This
enables’ young women who do work
in this department to have it recog-
nized by a special degree.

SAVITAR WON I-‘I
PLACE IN CONTEST

 

terminals this season._ I

Tulane has no‘ easy schedule and
for this reason Coach Shaughnessy
will try to get out every available
man for football. Following the
Missouri game comes “Ole Miss,”,
who will he coached this year by
Homer Hazel, rated as one of thcl
best men in football last year at Rut-
gers. Then comes the Mississippi
Aggics coached by Bernie Bierman.
former Tulane assistant coach. The
Aggies fuprnislred the only smear on

University students will come to at- tl‘M58Kf“*’I.\‘ will
tention in a true memorial of Mis-j stone Fibs-
souri's heroic dead," said R. L. Ilill..f Memorial Room on second Floor,
assistant to Dr. J. C. Jones, director The second story will be the spe-
of the campaign. “No decision has‘ ciul Memorial Room. of a monumen-
been reached as to whether that will. tal character. There will be a mar-
be once a week or once a month.” gblc wainscot nine feet high and in
1-‘inn Unit 1,. (‘om,‘,|,_.g.d_ teach corner of the room the marble
The first unit of the Tower is corn- '.“‘0Tk Will exlwd UP 8" T0?!" 8"
plated find {he “*0;-k on the second enriched l'llChL‘ and canopy  IbOVC
unit lg no\\' going on_ Tlgppg are {gig Till: lhf‘ vault. \\’il 11 Vfldf.‘ Fill run-
mm-¢ uni go be built 1 ning from each corner of the roomi

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be vaulted ‘with

Business and Public Administra-
técn——Acting Dean
bush-—Room 21 .

Eduation-Dean M. G. Neale-—
Room 314.

Engineering—Dean
Cau.<tland—Room 205.

Fine Arts—-Dean J. T. Quarlcs-—’
Room " "

F. A. Middle-

B. J. Mc-

..lr.
Graduate School——Act'ing Dean
J. Kerner—North corridor of second

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Jourrglism—-Dean Walter Wil-

‘ core will be -made shortly after regis-
l.

'cars.

The first 4 o'clock drill formations

of the year will be on Sept. 22 an
23. according to present plans. The
courses of training in general will
be similar tathorie of last year. al-
though in the infantry unit in par-

ticular, slight changes have be
made. Appointments of cadet offi-
rlltion. '
All students at the University un-

problems that confront him

“The School, of Business and Pub-
lic Administration aims to tea the
general principles underlying «all
business, to make of -its graduates
self—x-eliant, clear-thinking persons

resourceful enough to meet effegive--

ly new situations and conditions. and
to give an intelligent comprehension
of the -place and function in human
society of the various kinds of busi-
ness and of the problems of public
regulation. ‘

ficultr in setting their schedules 1,, ma -fi;,,"n"n“"‘ W mp; Tulane‘: record last 'ear. ,,...,.T:i,e,-3'}. 1“ of. “ii dcmhk ii)-Om‘  tdlfnsiiildiitainplilrrejli ‘iiiiitli ri::~5."""""R°°’“ ' . r m l1'r°perl",fxF-"fed "c-mwiuld i° Teachers Geumil Principles.

‘ worked out to fit their hours of Q; gun" in guru, Am 3”" To Play Northwestern. Jon },{,;,e°; Ff}: Slfisomi 'm1,:,(:-i lief-* commemorating the differentl Law_D“" J‘ .  McBam°""- agmg ctijfhc -‘mi Conn?“ thcdk-' 0' “The School of Business and-Pub-
“'°"“- TM‘ '¢T"i°° Vin 50 5304195 . Igfifion ' Following the Aglries clash will of th 't:,,,-m'L“-1]  C madm 1' 5 unifs connected with the Univer-j Room .191 Law Budding’ , ‘d E NO )c”'s»O1fh:‘dun... lic Administration aims to teach the‘
in we Y‘ u‘ C‘ A’ l°bb5'° “America's finest college annual" “"09 3 K3!“ “’i‘-ll NbTthW!5N‘-Tn if? the coengu-uftiilonLom,,unn\:c?"l*1::il¢.r?f sity. . 9 R Me-dxggefinxinstecuyg Ifi‘ boy”. ::tl5§::tr05reil)"!r:O:l)1I;):l)f.‘0l.l':X‘lfl fife"  Rem-‘I111. P|'ll|€lP1'-'8 |Wd¢!'lYifl8 ROV-

- To Maintain Infernal is the University of Missouri Savi- Chlcfikb ‘lid the Anbum “til” 5‘ rick is now as high as it.can go, and‘ Between the window.-' on the eastl com ‘ C e I ‘ years receive ccmmissions as second 9"‘ "~‘i"” ‘° "'‘i" ii‘ ‘w’

. "at the Y. If. C. A. L About twenty

._$llt kinds

Booths.
“Information booths will be mair-
tained

«In.
formation booths for all students
will be maintained at the trains and

men have alrhady volunteered their
services to help in this work this
Many students are already
callilll at the Y. M. C. A. for differ-
cf information about
a schedule of

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. uolds, this year‘: business manager.

tar, according to Donald W. Rey-

Thc 1925 Savitar won first place
again this year in "the North Ameri-
can contest making the third time
in four years ‘that Missouri has won
first place. ln'this contest all the
uni\;¢-rsity annuals of North Ameri-
ca are competitors and it is consid-
ered a very high honor to be able‘
to win this cun once much less three.
tin1Qs as the Savitar has done. ‘

“America's finest college annual”?
is also to be “Every Buddy's Book"‘
this year. says Reynolds. Freshmen

Two games will fol-
Louisiana
with Sewanee.
Then the annual clash with L. S. 13..
at Baton Rouge aid Centenary at
Shreveport.

Tulane's football schedule for this
fall has been called a gem from the
“showman's standpoint" by one of
the best football critics of the South.
Brian Bell, of the Associated Press.

On the other hand Clark Shangh-
ncssy says while this is true, it will
be tough going for the men who
make the squad. "Leaving aside the

Montgomery.

to build the two large spires and four and went fronts there will be an il-1
smallgones that crown the tower; lumined‘ clock face. Above the;
Smaller dcrricks will be erected on Memorial llcom will be a story for
top of the main body of the tower. §chimes. This ‘story will have two
“That the work on the ‘tower is. windows on each front. Between!
slower than that on other buildings the windows will be a niche and can-l
helps in insuring the beauty of the opy and the whole tower will be sur- 3
tower," Dr. John Pic-kard ' . "Tbc' mounted b_v an open battlement of;
towers of Cologne Cathedral Gothic traccry pierced by the pin-l
four centuries in the building and} nucleus and flanked on either hand
the Memorial Tower at the U iver-1 by the corner octagons which will
sity is Wot'th_\'tut1tk(- its lac with f be .141 feet mm. The roof of the;
those, and with Magdalene at Oxford- Tower will be accessible by a spiral ;
and the Gothic tower at Princeton's‘ stairway and will afford an exten-‘
graduate school. It is the most fie: sive view of the -urrounding coun-i

 

  
  
   
 

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Fees will be paid this year on
Sept. 24. 25. and 26. cks are
preferred to cash. They must be
made out for the exact amount due
the University. The library. hospit-
al and incidental fee has been in-
creased this year to $30 for those
e rolling for more than six hours.

se w. o e six hours or less,
phy only half-tha: amount. Non-
rcsidents of thestatc. except-those
enrolled exclusively in the raduste
School. must pay; tuition fee of 810.

All students enrolled in military
‘raining are required to make a 815
deposit for. their uniforms. The

lieutenants, Officers Reserve Corps.
in the Army of the United States.
. _The University of Mii-sourl has
been designated as a Distinguished
College by the War Department in
1914. l9l5, 1916. 1920, 1921. i922.
1923, 1924 and 1925 being among
the comparatively few institutions to
attain this coveted award and the
army and cadet officers are deter-
mined to add 1925-2640 the list this
year.

Emphasis will be laid on instruc-
tion including coordination. self-con-
fidcnce and quick and clear thinking.

dents for more intelligent citizen-
ship and effective service as leaders
in municipal, state, national, and
oreign governmental service. it
aims also to acquaint its students
with the general principles underly-
ing our social system and to equip
them for positions of responsibility
in social service work. (
“Through the various curricula
emphasis is laid on the relation of
business, social institutions. and
government to one another and to
the-public welfare. It is obvious to
anyone that a knowledge of thus

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l°“‘“ ‘" kl" "°°’l"d ad‘ "5' classmen. he says. The book will port. the games at home"will prove Y‘<‘C02NiH' the {Bf-'1 913‘ ii Will be -S11nE‘\T "“‘\nmmh 30“ ulé of cours€8- 75°“ ""'h° d° "Oi ‘mu ‘m ‘ ms. 0 i '3 ' 3' plans to go into social or govern-

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been eager for sevrral years to get

mental service.

in,‘ .1 gh. y y C A amp‘, in N as . th. . t d f h M d the “wk .0“ it _______ __ M ed_ ha;-e unifotrms are to rghyrrt ti» thcel an gggignmfnt on R, 9, ,  I _ ‘H _ u L h at
, ' ' ‘_ ° ‘ . R’ . ll SPCQIOYIS l5 X88? Ill! £3 . ""“—*' _ CT.‘ (I l 9 W0!‘ . $1.’! ' ‘ ‘  - r B0  t  . B 0 ‘in E in! ‘nu? 5 ope,-00"; 3“ ‘ en‘; an all! I h d b no cd t I 1 t‘ t ‘S equ y “npof 1) _ owe ,
is being painted and in all probablli- of the ,m:,.;m,,, “Km and the mice DATE .\lGHT LLES CHARGED must necessarily bc .-low.‘ it will be. “:55 S: M, (C. EA. lidilditirg and 9 of the basemne tof Jesse Hall to be , dug] 1:,”  rrm; [(-:u](5ieg:((:‘, in the preparation ‘for a s '
3:‘  Ohd‘ p‘.lDl-3! ‘ in  Tfmfilfl It  In Iddlllbfi Ill “-omen 51.‘. Go  Atny Evening ‘n 3150, lhf.‘ finest CXpl”(‘.‘$l0ll Cf {TIC !nror'n‘fion B00‘ 5. ! mt.su!-ed for uniform’. h“_e found . job more  “.h.: ' bugines‘ c‘r.a-"in¢‘  hclpgl  .
‘ 5 I01!‘ I“ I11 In ‘"5931 5333"’! sections will be larger and mono . '- - Y patriotism and self-sacrifice of the A m‘(_mv_f0m_pan student hunt. _._._:....__... Md been wanting . “Cm to unde"und.um put‘ of their “_
‘7'l'”" i'”“n°d- complete than heretofore The a u student.-. who went over into the’ mo‘ If “gm, 0“ we pm“ ‘ad hi FEDERAL MOINEY PROVIDED

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work will surpass anything of pre-
vious years. the staff promises.

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Dating nights for women is the
most important change in the stu-
dent government rules for this year.

_' for distribution to all stu-:
dents who request a com'- Thu‘ "1":

Great War. it will be the finest ex-
prcssion of what the students love

av m*ar~'rn.r. mu. usan
M. ‘L’. Experiment suuon Gets no.-

lumbia and the University’ of Miss-
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locking for.

turc work. in the general scheme of
things. and to distinguish between
those business activities and ‘prac-

. moat '.  C. A. This is bc- The subscription cntilplifrtl for the , , , . to call the ‘Spirit of Old Missoux'i.' , , h do t h d_ . _ ,_ . . . 5 which ‘re hi, ",4 kgiumgu
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I I o ‘ c o t e 11- school begins. Work has been in , . '. , 1 th t :h- work  pI‘0$I1'P3‘Sl"K ~ ~ um - , . . v - the cal well-being, business
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fsod the Bl-Y work in Columbia last throuehout the ‘summer. , ‘iii? cgu:,":.,. “:1 53,33; “Few persons realize the high type , ::r';h¢,- Tooints. i‘u:-2:’ i:‘Lp-niniziai Station firrfwtdrd l.):stta:d c’-,li:p¢~l:ign::i;’:.1 g‘,,,uun,m. will desire to use their influence to
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activities as Y.  C. A- New II. E. Dormitory for Woflcil rt 1;:’ll0‘np. m.n(::d;‘¥'lde:;n::‘ds  ‘Em by lb’ "'°h“‘°°t m we “uni fi:2hfne::”:>f‘f‘iccr: ‘def: the student yfigxfiivx-gt‘ ;?eatr ‘and thrxtgteliis will  “r‘)itcd:\:l‘dps a student, physically, owner of Pine Rick! ranch not!

C135 N00-3.3" "¢3“""fh7 nu-day nights, They my any out ¢'-“t°"3- W50 m"“ l“"° ‘he ‘km °fl governmentiassociation and the W. increased by 810.000 each sucued- morally and mean t teaches 5979. "PR1 35¢ 15007)’ 11181 I398? ‘
5”" '“‘° 399553 “In! “*0 09' 3300-000 until 1:15 p. or. after attending ‘film only 5”“ ’“°’“’ °““'‘'" C. A. University rczI11It5°M '9' ing year"until the aneual’appropri- clear and logical thinking. develops il Vi to acquiring weight when

 

Alex Morris as managing
HENDRIX BALL 0)?!‘ 8:00.000

that they are to be in at 10:80 p. m.
on Ssunday. Monday, Tuesday. Wed-

Friday evening formal parties.
Fnshman women will follow the
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"9'-“fled d"“'i"‘ °{ di"’°"”°"" '“.d- it he will find all necessary informa-

are employed in cutting the stones?
for this tower.
fit exactly its p

gin-ding student activities. discipline, .

the Purnell am is nowh.-in’; used.
This bill provides that $20.®0

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I-‘ourtcen projects are now under
Dean 1’.

course of training for the average
student, quite apart from its mili-

nrlcatea the virtue of obedience.
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