Show i tJlori''l: I it the Ouisith Ihc Student Me Utah State Agncultuia Volume Thirty throe College April 4 It s Wonderful! 194(1 Number Twe-H- Although there were more men than women on the campus last quarter the d'fference in figures was not great This is the first quarter in four years that men students have greatly outnumbered the women a condition which until the war was traditional at the college This large increase in male population on the campus has been manifested in many ways: feud and strugThe reactivating of the gles between the foresters and engineers the COMING CAMPUS POLITICS Ona nice thing about politics at Utah State that it is not dirty There will be plenty of refudiation on that statement but actually it's the truth compared at least to professional politics Politics on the campus may be tattletale grey at times say every election but it's kept on a comparatively high level This is due in part to the fact that students with hardly an exception seek to elect to the student body and other offices fellow students who have proved themselves leaders in one or more respects In the coming elections as in any election on the campus a voter could not go far wrong by casting his ballot for anyone listed as a candidate In the coming elections however a person voting might ask himself which of the candidates best answers certain questions which are important to the entire student body at this time In the campaigning period between now and the primaries and between the primaries and the finals the candidates might in the special elections bulletin being issued next Tuesday in their campaign speeches and on any other occasions possible give their answers to those questions for the voters' consideration Such issues current on the campus include ways and means toward bringing about the quickest possible construction of a student union building budgeting' of the student body finances next fall smoking on the campus using cigarette advertisements in the college publications number and control of fraternities and sororities on the campus the student awards system and many others The student body constitutional rules and r”r j'at’ons on 10011005 jud’c'ally control the campaigning of a candidates Whether person!1acquainted or not with those running fo" offices a vo'er might make his decisions ort the basis of the candidates' views on some of the above mentioned issues is ii the ri Mm "The sparseness of the population here impresses me" stated Dr Y Wang "That is why this country is so ri h" Dr Wang is a Chinese geolng'st studying at the Utah State Agricultural college He is doing his work on the campus and in the ! sit - it ion begun Want Makes Observations The smell of polities is in the an If it doesn’t stop raining the scene will be completely washbut it s doubtful ed away words flying as thick as they are “Who says that Joe knows anything about politics"? shone foi i pno! r vreVung five minutes at a h arul the quad lawn iuiv onoUjjii to pennit Mttniq Oi taUmuy As so Dr Spring Brings Election Time It sltited ti m the Main Had winch is the plane for MitLlnin durng the Vinter “I do I think he'll be super Cutivons no ai b itnaLfis t ‘lined to the disinters as a three-yea- r councilman Anyh ‘it ee mrum- i lie lists Ordovican rocks which conway that’s what the girls say tu: d ts a d tvcii Diwiignt a few tain fossils of the oldest knowi they’re all voting for h’m ” increased turnout for basketball inlramu-cd- s u the bookwoHiis from the fishes are the chief interest of studv h'lll track tennis and other sports stepped up prothe oriental palentologist Dr J Oh yes! On and on and on rt T e : st ready vvapm day thei ' duction at the college creamery scheduling by set for Stewuit Williams ptofessor of first il got you’ve cap your of and pro feowa at the field of has school girls the geology gioup? college guided trips: departments many Joe then ns Moe you herdlv-ditKe on teams to Ordovision hm pkvuig espoure in overflow of audiences in the assembly hail etc n just can’t make up your mind as uu:ts Some of the clinks were Gieen canyon The scientist is to which fellow to vote for During spring quarter greater activity on the m to it vnnuh USAC rock collections try ctn studying The campus will become still more apparent shorts but soon lound th it they as well We all know that careful thinkcoming elections will undoubtedly be more liveDr Wang Dr Willa-npi a' ed better n sknt and sue itDr 0 ing on the part of us voters will the results should on more men see em oi ly and the i Alter ail one can’t W determine the status on which iriigation espeit ir council for next year "A” day and freshman he it liib best with a rei quet and Mr Hsu Shtih-hwour school will be recognized To Chinese in non his tteih are chattering week will be stepped off at an increased tempo student of iriigation and soils at carry out the desires and aims ’ro Bite ten iotm and one o’clock USAC met together and discn-seWith every passing week the Utah State campus of the students attending Utah soils problems Friday in the comState to the best of their ability large c ongicg ition-- of socializes becomes more and more like its old pre-wThe Old lumper in Ioann eaimm is the oMi st Irving juniper tree f nut on the quid lawn for ther mons building and in a systematized intelligent self ! s ol in more tin than a vears it Swo with circumference uiild A tilk and play Cubs m short of be manner should the actions this weekend Leaving Dr of feet 8 iiudu s is fl!j feet huh It gio’s out of a large It seems quite ironic that fellows who graduir the men we elect! Let's keep our shoo and bojY in Iight-- eight clilf t lock II was and Wang will go to California then b discovered in Juiv I'rofessor Maurice ated from high school in the classes of '42 A sweaters looked mighty good af-- t Mexico to eyes and ears open for cand'dates City and back to Wash- It - I rntected b the gov eriun nl Linford r seeing heavy ovei coats tor '40 and even longer ago should now be the jiiy with those principles underlying ington D C where he has spent Jiir freshmen on the campus in many cases while months a year studying at the U S na- their nomination but watch As the season 'Wears on moie out for tile man who says words J tionnl museum: the high school graduates of later classes are and rnoie will migrate to the qu u and no actions! The candinow the college sophomores and upper class-meJri2 dates have been seen over the That is one of the inevitable sacrifices the lawn to mind their amusement The atmosphuo was tense the crowd was anxious and campus all year long now Some may even Who knows? so t'se Former Sigma Nus World War II vets made — falling behind youngidudy m a secluded corner here’s the questions put straight eag r to know the Jesuits of the big race ( er men and women in school standing Receivsome ot the jutting sucReturn to Campus The scene was the quad and the race was the annual to you: Has hhis person donated ’ov their education at now it Main7 Old ing government expense tions of the Tiy Forestt i s’ and Engineers’ flag race Twenty-fiv- e of each his talents to the good of the is the least payment they can be given for that Spring quuiter’s registration get out m the nr and vou’U love team's touguest men had been piled sky high with no school? Has he accomplished the brought many former members sacrifice — even if that were the only one they it: chi tl ought to amis tnl logs or ciuel- things he set out to do? Has he back to the campus ftoiu jobs had made the right kind of influence? The t to dumb animals with Uncle Sam Among these Dorm Girls Welcome A OK is he a doddler? That's one nice thing about the Utah State Il all smU1 (pule miH) cntly ate' "Scooter" Bliss George McVisifs i'lciicnal Officer A bad influevc-in There older men are upstart? enough campus Only about tin minute- befee 21 Newcomers to Donald Spencer Jacques Kail ence? Or a s nissiona-ie— normal times chat with returned v’f'e hn i) up on one Malcolm Pondie anil e Taylor Fraternity Alph h must wrti I my step! Vpl Bi (mil at sde of tiie uum wink 27 graduate students etc — that the veteran or piim! qiiitU-From where I am sitting I Rulon Yoigcson nent Emm Fuiman Lauren older school lined Borei ether about were lay IT nev jarlx carry-i- n up tu Last Monday night after the tie (inrm ary person now attending can see the candidate an parade need not feel that he is going to school with Suno ne re wider of the nit unu voids away In front of the teams t'u-ii ulios and xuti regular chapter meeting fourmarching down the quad towards make about 30 tei t were two wil One Epsilon Sigma A'pna a group of youngsters And in the same teen pledges descended to the ay some wothe girls dormitory wioiih mil r t euti jinup the rihur-s appearan e in Login and of L status of goathood Initial goat 'hg was the Engn-ei- s men even rute ones at that younger sudents are numerous enough shat 11 to coil giat-rooms i Tilt i5 ther foi on ester’s asugntj it the wai inline no one in that group need fee! tlaf he is atperiod began with a slight bit of What There Harv Aysight h is i bcnquct in sure iiue end the other flag ws on tu AppaiMilly dill l 11 v it h their Spent Fabbed Outh Reel Nerve hazing by the actives but as the institution tending some kind of a post-adum hold to lo tie ocaMun be tru Eng RuerC side This only solved situ 'iiuiit aie: El one Wallin Min Warring goats soon learned no bodily inKid Kidnap getThe college as evidenced by the smooth RECORD HIGH ENROLLMENT REACHED BiUehmi same to complicate thing- uowit was forthcoming Sigma N'u taken their i for Vv'intl a Ta Chambers jury ting pictures y of has running registration day procedures Instead ot being resen ed an evening Mr to man is perhaps has Ah little fine a With the spring quarter registration Utah ironed out the eplacej the wooden paddle yes publicity Iluh TIunsiktr Baker Betty a ofii ei tn polite like Aggie men should be muM major cogs in handling the three bunch! Xheir speeches will be by other more rational foi ms of State attained a record high enrollment in the setups of attendance: That of regular students Ikej Cln-es it consideran Fha' Hire Laura heard in Betty fiatcrnty they forgot everything m their just a few minutes They punishment that defeats the goat total year's registration a figure slightly over and the two Gl ed an honor to Utah Upsiion tu Webb Esther He") Fiances Ful-J- t programs The student veterare taking their places on the anxieiy to get the “sack" and ran mentally Another pleasant sur- is This not the number 2800 of students reghave him as a gust that day ans administration under the able leadership of tell null and every way imaginable for the gnats came when of the Campus dormitory r Uleah pnse balcony Euia Mctjuiie istered for classwork this quarter but the acDr Jay Hansen was the mam across the quad its president John Murch is proving of value in I'm going to run downstairs and they learned that their goat mas- Dean Chi u son Donna Donna at cumulative number for the year as a whole — meeting guest imeting Monday night their faces ter was the lenient and listen to what they've got to say Dainty gads hid any arising difficulties Dr Hanson has just compltted strong he men cringed the ForLolal Sh irp Doiothy the number which all colleges and universities All in all things are working out I suggest that you do the same "Creep" Lockhart exceptionally his modoal studies at the Haiti esters were pulling arm- and legs IViiibu ton Miiinm Shaip well in this first post-wa- r quote in their publicity of education on year moie Medic d school and is on in the shape of Engineers off their Approximately half of this total number are this campus The hqusing shortage is the one big route A Muiuly hue of dressed to Calitorma to begin in- pile Fin illy the pile was dissolved World War II veterans enrolled of course unin the whole picture While the damproblem in hliorti with a tennis racquet Fore-teito! nship Exhausted and Engineeis der the Gl Dill of Rights and the Rehabilitaage has been done in this respect this year by Losses from the fraternity be- crawled away to peace aiUr their was seen every time the sun tion program Another few hundred are men next fall even this problem should be solved tween winter and spring quaiteis activity A lone Engineer lay there came out Ihcv-lew days wendstudents not registered under the Gl acts and which will an IlKhaid Dennis Lewis to the lest mg oi so it seemed The rue go a long way toward a still larger to tne their va tennis the final thousand or so are women students ing and stronger student body Fowler Brute Darrel was over the Fuiestcis vveie th armj Muitb for an alternoon’s game WtiMlen and Dean Goog) Baugh victors The weren’t Engineers Then there and little sun-taGums for SAE of men either tceling too badly though They were those others who cared not ! i cunning from the seivioc or knew that they’d win the wood for tennvs hut solely the sun-ta- n return ng alter the lapsmg of onp (hooping race the next day dll Vaz They took a blanket and their or more quaicers aie: Guylon L Can safely be said ’cause they did books out on the campus lawn Doan Koenbdum V il v Sharp Ed John Stewart in) ami got a nal tan Merhn g Jones Simpson was over Luk the event for Ihc — day By Burns Toolson Some sufficed Barbara Ann Eudge Bus Mgr and some were Sheridan Jacobs Gordon tne crowd had dispensed every' Arlene White bnve but thev definitely got Russia’s recent financial that maybe he does have the minNews Editor S Inane veldt Jack SchvaneveUit thing was quiet There was still the their share of vitamin D ' Melba Stephenson Feature Ed and Jack Simmons contribution Lo the UNO ers’ interests at hart "snowle-s- " shceshoe race and the A now referendum is cirXewtst actives in the chapter tobacco spttmg contest to come Deris Ann Johnson Society Ed being Real convenience is the word helped re’ieve a little of the culated in Utah to pennit lquor are LoGrand Shupe Don MeUulf this week Dick Gardner for the new kitchen that is nearSports Editor international tension The to be sold across the bar This Lyle Call Bill Hill and Vcinon Keid Pedersen eterans ELlor Everybody was gone except the ly completed in the basement least that can be said for the will be an issue m the Ruesth These men completed the lone Engineer vho was still resting s Roma Hailstone Proof Editor Russian foreign policy is that it state for theimportant lounge of the gnls doim When next few months It active on ledge on to the Someone ceemony Sunday rolls around and begin N’orda Fife gras you Circulation 5gr certainly supplies foreign corre- is only natural that such a bill March 17 Formally pledged to wonder-- it Jrolef was about time There are shoit on the cash all that Burns Toolson Columnist spondents u ith plenty of intere should be opposed by chuich leadSAE March Is was Bob Jensen he was kmnlud out cold had been "dnlh is ni‘(axiy ij open a can of copy By foreign corresponJohn Bernhard Columnist ers and certain civic organizations In keeping with the Foil motto for about ten minutes to the kitchen and tiavil soup we dents are to the referring but many cities and counties can Marian Carlisle Columnist "The sing ng fraternity” and SAE five minutes he came to After a meal Although some space ve h outside Russia Those proper see a little additional revenue rollGordon Forsyth Photographer group ccom voices were herd at the Chi “It was a tough fight Mom ” ua- - taken from the washing on the inside never have the faint‘ News Desk: Lorna Joiiey as:-- i in and that always looks good ing 24 houe if'nock March Omega The of thrill room Monday the race for new thi is est idea what’s going on until they flag improvement lant editor Colleen Redd Wanof the source from regardless Gch I This night of serenading was over and gone but theie vveie and the kitchen is complete with receive their copy of the New which it is derived If da Neilson Zina Moore Mae of you any Recc one tonsidered of the of best arc to come rates the stove cupboards and moie many York Times When Bigler June Feulner Overland have a little beer joint some place Greyhound’s postwar program as ta season v e mean shelves Feature Desk: Mary Jean Sorwe of advice By way is completed new luxurious might sug- it might be a good idea to hang on s and more Jae to enson Jorm Tmgey Janice gest that you former servicemen to it We understand that schedules will actually deliver more scenic profits ie s frequent Romney take good caie of your uniform run : high on mixed dunks and miles per dollar Uurn Society Desk: Wanda Barlow be a good idea to store shots It might (Manager of TUB please assistant editor Gene Munns cept along w ith your wife’s fur note ) ' ou will relax in the comfort of cushioned reclining Loiraine Manwaiing Joan Hor- - them ere coat You'll need them probably chairs aley Mildred Nixon Betty and the nd For several months the last travel at fares enjoy pleasant ar both about the same time Brunson L ouise Willie Pat local paper have been regulaiiy near prewar levels Then— you will get more out of hernia Hatch Eldon Lockhart Gordon j According to the papers Pressome new local housing &char travel by Greyhound— more convenience more comfort Merrill Dorothy Simpson Jean ident Truman’s daughter Mar- announcingSwell we eat up that 'heral Beckstead Eailene Atkinson and bus travel more attractive than ever before garet is cutting quite a figure in project kind of stuff but where are the urn Jean Harmer Max Wadsworth social circles and the Washington We are not interested in Loa Jean Taylor James Lind- - j house? rant himself has established a president say place to live in m 1948 Sure tin a new style in bow ties Right now asDesk: Blaine Bailey scarce but they are Sports For Agent :fie is just about all that can be materials are that editor Reid E Lewis sistant not so scarce that Logan business said in favor of the Trumans It Bob Welch Louis Bate Max men can't get what they want Adam Pat Hatch Lynn Lar-- ' might be added that the SAE’s There is a garage warehouse or will lay odds that Harold Stas en son Joe Anderson OPERATED BY UNION PACIFIC STAGES INCORPORATED on just r eterans Desk: Jean Beckstead will be the next president of the headstone factory going up block but about downtown every assistant editor Brigg Allen United State and they don't to locate one of Roma Neilson mean in 1952 Stassen's social af- I'm still unable Proof Desk: Lou Carlson Rula filiation may have something to do these hou ing projects we hear Hailstone so much about Many veterans are w ith the wager ) Business Staff: Ina Shepherd being deprived of an easy ninety The be not so fire delightmight Betty Bernhisel Rose Marie ful a month and incidentally dollars in a few more weeks unless Earl Arlene Johnsen Janet because they can't John L Lewis can get together an education Earl Rada Timms Elizabeth find a place to live in this “hosBarber Bernice Hyer Bpth A the coal mine operators vth community Logan in turn Smith Phyllis Eudge LaRee couple of strikes ago anyone would pitable" Keller Jean Budge have teen considered a national is being depnved of the ninety a month plus Suiely the citizens FORESTERS STAFF j hero if they could have put a lug Mrs J Kent Giles Editor with of this community are interested through old John Not so sure in the aid of Kent Giles Ask your friends over preserving their principle ounce now after reading his latest deWendell E Frishy mand I am inclined to believfor Coke and Music N'ord O Broekhank (Continued On Page 5) j O’Dell Frand en Music that’s tops by three top Other Contributors Dean Lewis M Turner Grover bands — the same big three 31 F Eigen Dr T W Daniel every week Dwam Haacke Dr D W As we near the climax of the member Paul's Paity as the most Jack Scherbel Dr Geoige fir-- t Week we novel dunce of the school year H Kelker Prof J Whitney postwar Fore-tcrCrystal Coca-Col- a Bottling Co Logan Utah of the Utah Foresters would like and that it will not be equaled Floyd Dr J B Low Jess to express our appreciation to the Brown Larry Wilde John E Co HU 3 1946 The until the Foresters again present McDonald Harrison Grmitage Studenty Body organization for Paul's Party next year We of the Forestry Club wish setting aside this first week of mu Ni's RnnniH Campus llu mOiis Iluilii iifg THpph' m Cimpiix 7T Annl as Foresters Week This to express appieeiation to the aftM pm Wmhmnln School of Forestry faculty for year's Foresters Week is a culROi Htwli-Miilisi p'pt mns from tun fi'HU body fees Mail mi bst mination of months of planning their cooperation We also wish pi o i! n u n is Mt $100 per vein Th We have endeavored to bring to thank Mrs Hess Brown n mi'mbpr of tin Assnr iittil Colbi IP pi csompit foi PntHK ar back to the campus some of the Roberts Wilde Elgan Haacke iiitiiun il 118 atl voi IsmK ttiomil Al glamour and ruggedness of foim-e- r Daniel and others who have helpLfh m Servin' liv Tin Student & ed for their excellent cooperayears milch bv iln a ssior ih pnblwbcfl 114 N Main Phone 1052 stiiih iit of tin Ctali split kn'Illlll As you all know Paul's Paity tion To firms who suppoited our b II laid Puntcrl j tuial Cnlb'Ki is the real finale to Foresters Printers fMitncd second kiss Jiun mil queen and to Neidenhauser LumEngravers Sewing Supplies'Accessories cos mini (r tnitmSipttmhu Week: with this thought in mind ber Company and Superior LogButton and Buckle Covering lmran tnh limbi tin Ht of Marth we have worked to make it a 28 Fed Ave (South Side) 2 our ging Company we extend n7 At i'pi n ine o mil lull' fmit to a successful qHMixtl tati of poMiiip pinidi-heartiest fitting thunks ending 7 South Main 227-Rhone Hemstitching Oi Picoting 9 tnbt’1 ill section 111 Ait of week It is the promise of the Utah Foresters Logan Utah l‘i27 Button Holes Forest y Club that you will re E Dwatr Haacke President n cu-re- ' i v :e a J& e v The Story n of a Tired Engineer n h ihuvii Sij I Habitat "know-nothing- 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