Utah State University Student Newspapers | 1938-07-11

urnmer ion Bulletin UTAH STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE VOLUME XXXVIII Dfo LOGAN UTAH JULY 11 1938 NUMBER FIVE i Edward Davis© Retains T® HJSoAoC Social Workers "Evening Of Magic” IDancing Party Commons Thursday Conference Here Tuesday At 8 P M A Summer Session dancing will the Magician Paul Fleming will be held Thursday evenparty present at Evening of Magic Tues- ing at 9:00 in the Reception day at 8:00 P M in the Auditor- Hall and Terrace of the Commons ium Mr Fleming’s program con- Building Professor J R Jenson sists of various interesting feats chairman of the Summer Session mind reading Entertainment of legerdemain anCommittee and stage nounced today A dance held here illusions two or three weeks ago proved An interesting sidelight on Mr very successful With the arrival of warm Fleming is that his major profession is Professor of Economics weather and the full moon which at the University of Pennsylvania will be shining dancing on the where he is known as Dr Paul Terrace that evening should be psuedo-spiritualis- m Fleming Gemmill In that field he is a prominent lecturer and The Utah State Conference of Social Workers will be held at the College Friday and Saturday July 15 and 16 This conference usually held annually in the fall has been moved to this earlier date this year in order that the conference might be held here at the College this summer Special lecturers at the conference will be Dr Bessie A of Social Professor Work at the University of Southern California and Dr F Stuart Keith Chapin Professor of Sociology exceedingly enjoyable Spencer and his orchestra will and Director of Graduate Courses in Social Work at the University furnish the music of Minnesota Other prominent authorities' in the field of Social Work will be on the program A public meeting will be held in connection With this conference Friday evening at the College Mc-Clenah- an has written several textbooks on various economic matters In the summer time however Dr Gem-mi- ll returns to the profession of his youth and travels throughout the country as Paul Fleming the Magician He is widely recognized for his excellent performances and all Summer Session students Students with Senior Class are urged to attend this interest- rank who expect to graduate at the next ing entertainment Commencement are urged to submit applications for Admission to Candidacy to the Registrar’s Office before leaving the campus Dr Leon B Linford Qualifying examinations in EduChairman of the Graduation cation and Psychology for the Committee will be available in degrees of Master of Education Room 131 (Registrars Office) on and Master of Science in EducaWedensday July 13th from one tion are announced for Saturday to three ©clock for consultations July 23 at 8:00 A M in Room Special attractions of the sixth with students who may have M304 week Summer Session will instanding Notice of intention to take the clude a panel discussion on Social questions about their with regard to graduation After examination should be filed with Aspects of Education Monday at a piano concert by being admitted to candidacy stu- the Secretary of the Education 11:00 A M a prominent dents should file '"their ‘Applica- Department M277 not later than Frederick Dixon tions for Graduation’ and pay Monday July 18 Utah artist on Tuesday at 8:00 the fee of $5 Students p M a lecture Wednesday at who diploma fail to do this now may forAll women students are urged 11:00 A M by Dr Dorothy Reed later in the year and not to take advantage of the women’s Mendenhall of the University of get have 2:00 to 3:00 Wisconsin the Summer Session when their applications on file swimming hour daily Mcomputations are made for P M Bring your own suits and play on Wednesday at 8:15 P Phi Kappa Phi and other awards towels will be furnished It’s free and a lecture on Thursday at L Allen 11:00 A Mr by Mrs SCHEDULE OF EVENTS— JULY 11 to 16 Beck Executive Secretary of the League of Nations Association Monday July 11— 11:00 A M Edward Davison Lecture Seniors Urged To File Applications Master Of Education Exams Announced Special Features Of Sixth Wed - INTERSESSION Students planning to take Inter- begin to session courses should schedule them and report their preferences to the Summer Session department in Room M102 students planning to take Intersession courses are urged to report to the office as soon as All possible Intersession begins on the Tuesday following the (dose of the Summer Session July 25 and continues for four weeks Five credit hours may be earned during this period Tuesday July 12— 11:00 A M 8:00 P M Wednesday July M Friday July Edward Davison Lecture Edward Davison Lecture Dancing Party 15— Edward Davison Lecture Natural History Week-En- d Camp Utah State Conference of Social Workers 11:00 A M 2:15 P M Saturday July 16— Utah State Conference of Social Workers wn Molieres "Tartuffe” To Play Next Week Session The annual Summer play Moliere's “Tartuffe” will be evening presented Wednesday at 8:15 in the College Auditorium under the direction of Mrs Ruth Moench Bell The July 20 play is one of the more interesting of this Frenchman’s brilliant satires and should prove very enjoyable to Summer Session students and faculty Members of the cast include Vera Chadwick Donald K- Nelson Dora Larson George Swenson Norlyn Tracy Mauvia Tracy Burke Eldon Jacobsen Caseel Harold Ashman Duane Keller Frances Ratlins and Edward - Edward Davison Lecture 14 — 11:00 A M 7:30 P M 9:00 P M well-kno- Barrett 13— 11:00 A Thursday July Edward Davison Lecture Paul Fleming the Magician Dr Edward Davison British now and critic poet guest Professor of English Literature at the University of Colorado will lecture today at 11:00 in the auditorium and each succeeding day of the week ac 11:00 A M and at 7:30 P M on Thursday Dr Davison is exceedingly in the United States and at the Utah State Agricultural College for his brilliant and enon thusiastic lectures poetry 1925 Since he has spoken to universities colleges clubs and literary societies in thirty states and has visited the Utah State Agricultural College at two previous Summer Sessions Dr Davison was born in Scotland and spent most of his life in Great Britain He was the first Englishman to be awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship which he received in 1930 In America he was editor for two years of the Wits’ Weekly Page in the Saturday Review of Literature He is Program Director for the Annual Writers’ Conference held at the University of Colorado His lecture subjects are: “The Material of Poetry” “Poetry and the Novel” “Magic in Poetry” “The Modern Novel” and “Literature and Uliterature” PROFESSOR REYNOLDS TO LECTURE WEDNESDAY Professor H Reuben Reynolds of the Utah State Agricultural College Art Department will deliver a lecture on Special Lighting Effects Wednesday evening July 13 at 8:15 in Room M51 All interested in attending this lecture are cordially Invited y