Pago Ten SPRING QUARTER STEPPED UP spring quarter will start on March 2, instead of on March 9 as printed in The the catalog. change is made, si nee the make-u- p days, have already been added to the wi- This quarter. Spring quarter will close as' at nter.. scheduled. DIXI2-3.A.C.-HCTHHXC- gram UXCHANOS PROGRJB Dixie studentb.ody presented a at the B. a. C. this morning. the exchange t :.D :.JG The pres-n- B. A. C. will pro- In bo hero on February 20. Neit Friday Hurricane will entertain in the local assembly, .h. date has not yet been set for a Dixie program at Hurricane. I ' N B. B. TOURNEY PROVIDES THRILLS Johnsons Army and the sophomores are GIRLS picked girls The the likely finalists in the intramural basketball tournament, as the freshfaculty lost Tuesday to men in a very exciting and breath-takin- g com a Monday' should prove to be an equal hrillor, with Johnsons .army, captained (.JjEUa'v TALK BEFORE CLUBS BIOLOGY STUDENTS Ivn Lu , pi s y-- ng t hs--- Hr oe? hmen. . In connection with the National Social .Hygiene observance, several of the biol- ogy students are presenting short talks to local service clubs and organizations. The discussions deal with the various aspects of the social disease problem in the United States at the present time. The groups being contacted are the Lions club, Rotary club, The American Legion, the Business and Professional Womens club, Faculty Women's club, Chamber of Commerce and Junior Chamber of Commorco, D GRASSES RECEIVED FOR HERBARIUM received another of dried plant specimens pn.-a- Dr. Gould ment has . . shipper- exchange from the United States National Herbarium of the Smithsonian institution, Washington, D, C,' Many of these plants are grasses for a sonal special research problem. Others arc from general collections made in Mexico, Arizona, Utah and California. A number of the specimens will be posited in the Dixie herbarium. de- D CLUB PICTURES taken at n 4- - FOR THE YEARBOOK the meeting of the n rV 1 f Omega wore Delta V