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Jim tv bTUDENT LIFE LOGAN UTAH SEPTEMBER 4 1912 Number par In The News School Plans Of Land Grant Colleges In War Get Signal To Go Ahead nt tiy woild” if Formed in 1302 under the ad- ministration of Abraham Lincoln these gieat colleges have been a major factor in shaping American cultuie in dimouatiing learning and fulfilling the Ameucan dream y ot equality of educational — — oppoi-tunit- activities for Aggies received the signal this week with assignment of council duties to the six council members who will board by sit on the executive student body president Chailes Kelli y Newcomer Lew Livingston who is slated to weir a white student body sweater for three yeais on the basis of his election to the council post last year will h mdle the awards and honois— an assignment that perennial goes to the undi rclas small hi be elides tsocials who is in the Joe' Anderson second of his three years will schedule social events — a position last year that Dick Harns found locky with stnfe to contend with from the local dance hall management ’Goidon Porter one of the two independents on the council the other being Anderson will be in while chaige of special events Burns Crookston the other sophomore to break through in elections council position foi the will handle publications Directs Homecoming As special event chairman Porter will dnect Homecoming Winter Carnival and the other calendar events sponsored by the student body Crookston will sit on the publications boaid and will edit and supervise the Blue Book the freshman s book of laws and customs and the student directoiy a pocket sized edition of who’s v ho where they live and what thev aie studying at college the impo tant budget position while goes to Aaron Amaeher Geoige Lacey will supervise class and student body elections again this year Karma Hill Lacey assumes assemoly automatically duties directoiv whi(e Umta W oodland Welch takes the minutes and wntes the repoits for the administrators - Make Utah Slate Make America Who People Year Sees Courses Cater To Wai 1942-4- 3 Extracurricular school-goin- g “School as Usual” is the Utah State adiniiustra-a- e previewed the L942-4academic year this week as plans in every department went forward with in eye on expansion rather than contraction of the curriculum evay officials 3 col-e- tri-yt- Provides Liberal Education The objec t of these coliegts quoting from the founding act of 10 and the I t ih (Lund) act of to piovido a libeial and J8SS is the pi actual education for cl isses in the several pursuits and professions of life the home engineering and the tiades and industries forestry ard range— the training of teachD A SKILN Silt Lake Citv ers coinmeice the arts and attorney who will head the Utah sciences which underlie modem dm mg industry these constitute the basis State alumni association the 1942-1yecr Skeen succeeds of the great cuiricula of these 1 m A C President Tells Importance The Ameiium Land-GraCollege lepiobcnted in Utah bv Utah State Agricultural College lepiestnts the most extensive and productive single educational cnteipnxe in Ameiica In the words of Senator Elbeit D Thomas the cieation of this system of colleges one in each state was “the gieatest single educational act in the lnstoiy of the Summer Issu 1LJ 1 ge dates Registration for new students at Utah State have been set for September 25 while W" will fill out emollment ¥ cards the following daysj For tho freshmen and tcansfer students orientation programs are scheduled —programs designed to give these students a birds-ey- e view of USAC the fastest way possible New Courses Scheduled New courses for the school year ate scheduled m political science i histoiy industrial arts languages tr" 4 radio aviation and engineering Profc snr L R Himphuvs colleges and military officials have anof voidiioiml agricultuie It was designed that from these nounced plans for peimitting stucolleges should come in ever inPresidents f Pe tcrson dents to major in militaiy science women men and numbers creasing Students can still complete preskilled in the ’seveial pursuits and scribed courses for a commission behind With the war and tuibulent the clouds would these overhead Utah Staters march life who and of valley piofessions tuic who would know the princifor training that will help fit them a mechanic learner for an along with their regular academic effort have broad and liberal training for I of political of economics work but with indications for a in arm come a naval tiainee ’ an ROTC officer and typical rot ege coed and fellow and for leadership in ples citizenship and a niaiine trainee These men and womtn of Ameiica depict a part of enlaigtd ’ science and have that knowledge larger army that ever before after tpotisot a democracy the wai the college officials decidcollege tt lining piogram inaugurated tor war m eds Drawing by Ev Thorpe of history and of human lelition-slnp- s Stresses Broad Education ’ ed to include major work in miliwhich would fiom the past It was not intended to pioduce tary science as an added seivice to the future Ait the r of race a way ti peasants point in this dining to students wishing to enter in Amei ica but rather that our and music is an indispensable pait Housing Accomodations Good particulaily rural citizenship and all out citi- ot mral America Housing accomodations for the tural Utah and of mduitiial zenship influenced by Land-Giayear are equal to last year when College training should be blessed Ameiica as well if we are to have 95 landlords offeied board and with a knowledge of good Uteia- - a hippy and a prosperous people room facilities and 219 apaitments were open for rental m addition In line in’h Aminevs pre and to the 12 fraternity and war m htaiy progiam Utan I ost soiorpy houses and the women s residence St ito will offer a majoi in miliEnlistment offices of the army' hall the sconce for first time in Associ-ition D A Skeen new Alumni reseive corps ate ooen every tary aca Athletic schedule Is highlighted histoiy daring the 1942-1- 3 and piominent and picsident weekday from 9 am until noon oemn B Colonel Lt by tne night game with Ccloiadu tin yeir Lt Rennell J famuli recruiting olden BuFis at Ogden HomeEmu adjitint of th college unit successful Sdt Lake City attorney officei for the enlistment piohas the distinction this ytu of coming ‘wuth University of Utah intci ested pros- - repor— Selected upon basis of achieve-- 1 il l tvt ii gram reminded tbk follow ag week and finally O’luing a major in mihtarv P'e- ding ova an pective and foimtr Ltah State ment in agicultnral work 23 Utah Vf GilS AlaGtl W CIS r trek to Wichita COeKi si lenct is m keeping not only with alumm body me graduites students Tuesday Rarsas for a tussle with W itcluta youths of the Futuie Farmer and n ition s defea-- e the preparations from the Utah State y Offices aie located m the il’irverspy to tiam thousands foi actual duty club movements will receive U of the Mr Skeen a science ant ta tics building now but iman will constitute scholar$100 Call Raymond ’Gray i for 19C! at examinations the and in college CHARI IN student hELLEl pic eminently contribution to the nnli-tu- y college fiom the Union Pacific radto head enlistment m tne piogiam aie portant the Alumn the ships tody piesultnl who started the war" Lt qualified after a progiam Allred M their Wells sophomore to higher begin Association having been mtei ested given eveiy weekdiy morning fiom Colonel Blau attiutns bill lolling this week ioed company explained 10 a m until noon Lt Smith exin higher education m the state student at Utuh State last yeat mth assignment of duties to the education at Utah State The pi escribed couixe for a ever since he first came to the Sears $250 a to plained munbcis of the executive council to came was chosen VVoid of the awaids lcttive calls for in science military major Ampie Aggie campus as a student To Fornn r fatuih uts 36 Open with m 36 hours of scholai of official competition completion State ship after Utah judges military enlistment ‘Immediate foi is sevdnl times his open Recognized colof sciences six quarters including had studied lecords and achieve- candidates tepresuiting state Two former Aggies John K only to students who attended basic couises and six of advanced unselfish service and interest m Annual Utah Stale housing lists ments of the youths Of the group leges and universities throughout Moibos and Clyde P Baugh died USAC spring qu irter and sue h social welfire woik and training 31 hours of mathematics compiled undci the supervision of in airplane creshes during the past enlistment depends upon the quail - 30 fund the United St ites Mr op rf i his Skten 22 will use the scholarship s( h0lrs of f(r(lg Jauv Cioft dean of men HnsUllg? and 0f then picvious college vvoik The $250 scholai ship aw ml will veek— clashes that occured while horns of surveying 15 hours Chairman of tne E )’d of Tiu ties chairman of the housing buieau during the coming school year eijit was aviatois the officu-ictiveach of e etc SI young the moiistiatcd itc ti lining school indicate Utah while one is scheduled to tntu be nude av nlable to the Emeiy onUpOIj thou of cbcnnstiy 15 houis of physics of amide housing accomodaduty in Undo Sam s flying jjte qu ilifie a'ums and then ability ind fight hours of politic il science for ti blruundcd vhuli lie was tions feu the 1912-1officials USAC in l’l 13 college Ins fence' voutli to lu Ip him tlnough year w is to piss (he physnil vuiunat mo He inslrumenlal in founding slab d hi Mil tic include ini ionises ‘With tho complete canvass not two yetis ol sihool at the insti ot lor at iho ice imtin oFn r d Mubti Lt linn mi aKo il e tin libli in msliunnnl will who cnciiil and acaiucl algcbt t The 12 1’FA wmkeix him us one of Corpus Chustic clitil when one of of Salt Lib pi cne analytic "I use the uwacL m 1212 include college and stamp of the lost coutiol Ins studemts and diffueulnl and utigiil (’best mid the Cent! il Council of Ivan Anderson of Richmond Veil the font young i gin ullui ists with Sni il Attuus of fa ill I ilo City c lb ulus Ameucan Vucl the hist activity reioids m the flight piano and crashed into Aa government and J Ivctson of Trenionton lice on an attempted lauding III alt Sen tl Judd nly foi Mental William ntcinalioiiil illations politic aie and tin Bohman of Morgan nation giaduate of Utah State in 1940 ho Uvgicnc of the pi escribed political of Huntsville Fred Johnson nicncc volwas a member of In the balloting eight stiles Sigma Phi classes while physics couises reClearfield Veil Sm irt of faaiuiv hud been active in Don cd to give fust place to Allied Epsilon and quited aie mechanics and mole-- 1 uers of the Lions ( ’ms m t tah Croft said Eail Reynolds of Stockton activities college Idaho and was trc tir t p d cular physics electricity and voted him Thomas of Spanish Folk Calvin while uitolhe Housing lists may be obtained at t while the crashed new emollces student Lt doing cluung Baugh and C'v Club Dean Ciofts office 104 Commons heat and dent of the Salt La light Nielson of Mona Dean C Lush- - su mf gi etism siudi llx wue rated He men who S do near in Diego sophomore year and patrol duly n j Tn Robe it White of of Meadow study j llld dliina G(neror or the L h‘ building and aie kept up to date UI tQ qUjht1Cs rorJ being attended Utah State foi two yearsnot meet the edur mond standmls mav include Cither t n ct t he is with daily checkups on new vacaGtr- - and Idaho clubs Flinch Beaver and Veil Langston of Hur- left sc hool to enlist m or meistuc up to leideislnp stand50 pcicnt on schol ashp and then J lliScrl second vice president of the Lion s ncies or vacancies filled while men or Spanish histoiy Officers rienne Kenneth Poither of l’aia-- ’ 15 pu- - the an corps A member of Sigma ards will lose thin inactive si ltus 011 leadership alternation il couises aie elective are open every day including gonab has been chosen for the cent on to was calltd will he be and 10 and prominent immediately puccut Alpha Epsilon pcisonihtv 14)3 award Sundays for convenience of stuactive duty in campus affairs as a student on business ability dents vc ho on week days students who may The 10 College men ciisiious of duty in — M&litjxli use the scholarship this year aie the navy nny enlnt m the at my Betty Adnty of Coniine Gerald toseive corps end upon completion let Lillie Snnthfie Plowman of of bisic milit uy of two ycus ANN RIAN Assembly picsident of the Foster of Ccdai City Louise Hall and ticlus scienct nsign and A'siumti d Women Students it of Neplu Law i ence Tayloi of 7 of the or tiansfer to class Lah Slate will lead out m (oid Opens Laketowu Weston Detvv of Cotton navy Lt Smth stated Twenty vocational agucultuiul William Norman Capenci of Gar-g- i duini the year On her wood Donna Bieaard ot Tooele Winfield of schoo’s land Elmer Giel houiilei uluates of Utah high Of Special Events fails ri sponsibihtj for Daniel H Ludlow of Spanish fork The As Bs and Cs of Utah dents who rcpoit behind schedule Gicmlon June Guvmon of on fold ikmum (uiai merits rcgi ter it Utah State ' their obtain L Be man Snow of St George and may legislation of fieshmen newe-’ fatales iop September 25 on annual $100 Sears Ol antv die Ronald Gordon Hm-- 1 'Lena Hadley of Ogden pm Tncl "v ’its will mark the books at 3 30 schedule Rotburck A Company scholarships sen of Provo Ross Karl Hend-- 1 Annual Picsident s Assembly fot Saturdays Feulon D Iiin ot the 1942 43 college year students onlv reads A and it was announced Mondiv bv R rickson of Paiuon (scheduled foi Sc ptemocr 39 v ill when tiny climb college hill for K’ ndon of the school Huincane H of dean Walker ofHnsohi open tne special events calendar Library Of Congress the lust time on September 225 aH m C I D9 aE m and TK 8anda mL G10 iKoiton of Ciuleville Clishei vicl- - 'at M cjS’&S' agiicultuie at USXC tnh State for the 1942-4- 3 J and to register foi fall quaitcr of L R Humphfrvs ptofessoi Winnus of the scholarships w c l e 5011 Lyman of Blanding R aiit mu vcu according to the a m M N O and P 11 am Selects USAC U education at Utah selected Bert John Migclbv of Mom a a special bv Indicating that registi ation college is) of events outlined m the new T U V W agin lilt ui Q R and S 12 noon Slate icturned to the campus this scholai hip and awaids committee Davis Blaine Mon ill of Tudcll college cat iiuhc this yeai will follow close- X Y and Z comers Late 1pm of wttk aftu tepcsenting Hie col- in cooperation with Sens Roe- Wayne Woodwird Nelson Depository Catalog ly that of pi ev urns yeais Rcgistiar will be accommodated at 1 30 Homtcommg on (Mobil- - 17 will William Bell hot week announced leges ind umveisitus of the buck A Company teprcjerilHlil ts Grantsi die Lnuuc Cluenie Pear- be highlighted by the football gumo d lu Auditorium Distribute s and alphabetical at the Nation il Institute Dean Walker explained son of fa ill Lake City Jumoi Jed between Utah State and University The library at Utah State has the On Fnday all registration books on Education and the Wnt held September 25 will be distnbuted fiom the Richardson of Bngham City R J of Utah and the reunions of Compete I or Award been btlccted to teceive dcpositoiy schedule Finlay fiom August 28 to 31 at Washingnational has been leservod foi all new Paul graduation classes at special colDming their fieshman years at Ricktnbnch of Glenwood in the Mam building With catalog cards from the ton D C the college the 20 students will Kent Wiser of Lewiston Chester lege luncheons The other David VV students while forme! students the fall of students in hbrmv of congiess exception the following day Called by J TV Studcbaker comcompete for a $200 sophomoie Clair Corbett of Delta and Leon-an- d quarter events include: Honor and mechanic Davits librarian whs informed will register engineering will (bait-ma- il Vee Spencer of Aurora Monday arts The begin aw aid given bv Seals Roebuck Societies assembly on Octdber 21 this week by Luthir H Evans Instruction piovedure will be the missions! of education and of the United States Office and company to the fieshman with September 28 Orchestra Concert November 13 Aiterimmc lasted and Foresteis same Saturday Hcting hbiatiun of congiess o” Wai time and Paul the highest scholai ship lecord In the event that one of the Adult Leadership School NovemOpens In Morning engineering enrollecs will get their V Education in The depository calalog at IISAC McNutt churmnn of the war and pirucipation in school activi- - winners is unable to accept the ber 30 to December 11 and the Registration activities will open books at their respective buildings which will be Hie only one in Club Conoert commission the meet- - ties award fust alternates were nam- Combined Glee the new in students the been As has 13 the manpowei m for 9 a ot practice itely include will npproxim Ltali was attended by 200 representaed by the committee These in- December 9 Room mg of the Cache names In committee Mam last the whose ei tov u— students past county Reading with ing yc each ctuds 500U9 Student activities and soeiai the begin with A B or C calling foi the college hbraiy has been des- tive educational leadiis fiom the was unable to choose between clude Marvin G Mason of Auiora every book copv lighted in t SAC officials stated of Calvin John Weeks and Will Wal- Fied Twede Baird Payson events highlight the winter quartar their legisti ation hooks at the ignated as meeting place for stu 47 states United Slates Mr Davies said and Chailes William Cowley of Venice calendar with the traditional MiliProlessoi Humpherys also at- lace Ballaid of Smithfield Schedule fot the remainder dents with their faculty advisors The caids will be supplied to time students select the national voted to divide the $100 award Judd the students heie tended the that whoe of is It Killpack of Huntington tary Ball scheduled for February dav is ot the meeting Mi AU RFI winner of a the hbraiy free of charge Lowe of Beaver two students Franklin Neil 19 and the college opera on March G for bf on the D course F and between E then committee with the names equally study Again legislation begin for 4 and 5 The fifty-fift- h that will help Davies added and will be filed schcicilniship of Monroe Richard John K L M Dean mechanic and Walker stated J Ameucan and Vocational Association 1 Scipio I founding of am H engineering finish college Wells was one the convenience of pel sons m need ONeil of Roosevelt Thomas Leon the college will be observed March The other 1942-4- 3 N O R Q and R arts students are excepted from on August 27 at Washington DC winners j i a nv book on publish? of information foui young agrn ulUmsts M Andetson of Elsinore Stocks of Moab and Willard Hart 8 at annual Founder' Day U and V 2 pm this since they will meet then Last yeai the USAC educational U8 and catalog 1 pm S T honoied in the nation ing autheus titles leader was president of the AVA Richard Evan Cowley of Venice Christensen of Brigham City Y and Z 3 pm Stu advisers in their icgular offices W' X and jUls Hoc buck ii Company foims ’ Agri-cultu- Ci 3 A pio-fess- rs one-ye- ’ p y j Railroad A wards 23 Scholarships f To Youthful Utah Agriculturists ttr forwa- rd-forward all-o- A-- m Reserve Officer Outlines Army Utah State Offers Major Degree In Military Sait lake Attorney Presides Over Science Fhn Alum Association j g mili-tai- c Former Utags Die In Plane Crashes Lists Show House Facilities c 3 e geo-mct- iv i extia-cuiricul- i- ma-an- J ll X j 1 -- lcllt Sears Roebuck Selects Winners Of Annual $100 School Awards A’s B’s C’s Enroll First When Aggies Mark School’s Opening V- V-- Mil-wi- ll - Humpherys Attends ‘National Institute Cl For con-fete- time-table- audi-toini- y President’s Calendar |