| Show n Ky STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE UTAH LOGAN VOLUME XLVn Wisconsin Educator Begins Lectures Professor Philo M Buck who has been Chairman of the Department of Comparative Literature at the University of Wisconsin since 1946 will give the first of his series of lectures today at 11:00 a m in the auditorium Pron author and fessor Buck a literary critic has taught at colleges and universities both at home and abroad He was a guest lecturer at the USAC campus ten years ago and later delivered one of the semicentennial lectures and he was highly praised by those in attendance The series of lectures to be given by Professor Buck come under the general heading of “Books That Have Influenced Civilization” and the series will run through this week Today’s lecture will be “The Human Tradition” This will be followed Tuesday with “The Meaning of Life — Greece” Wednesday “The Mystery of Life— The Hindu Orient” Thursday “The Meaning of Conscience — The Hebrew” and the concluding lecture Friday will deal with “The Christian well-know- Synthesis— Dante’ Old Juniper Hike Tuesday The annual summer hike to Old Juniper which was scheduled for last Wednesday was postponed because of rainy weather Weather permitting the hike will take place Tuesday June 29 Watch for announcements on the — bulletin board or check withProfessor--- f H B Hunsaker at the Smart Gym or with the summer school office An excellent program and refreshments are furnished free of charge to participants Those who have not already arranged to go and who wish to do so should contact Professor Hunsaker or the summer school office v K BROWN CONCLUDES LECTURES Mr V K Brown recreation supervision expert from Chicago who has been lecturing to large classes during the first three weeks of the summer school concluded his lecture series Students attending Mr Friday Brown’s classes were unanimous in their approval of the subject matter presented and all concerned have declared the courses offered by Mr Brown who is a veteran in his field to be highly successful UTAH JUNE 28 1948 NUMBER THREE Home Outline of Events Monday June 28 Tuesday June 29 Wednesday June 30 Philo Buck Lecture “The Human Tradition” Philo Buck Lecture “The Meaning of Life— Greece” Old Juniper Hike Philo Buck Lecture “The Mystery of Life — The Hindu Orient” Philo Buck Lecture “The Meaning of Conscience — The Hebrew” 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am Economics Lists New Classes Miss May DuBois Associate Professor in Home Economics Education Oregon State College Corvallis arrived in Logan on Friday June 23 to 11:00 am conduct classes in home economics Wasserman Walter Welti-Irvin- g 8:00 p m Concert Main Auditorium education for undergraduate and gradHome Economics Faculty Tea for uate students during the last three Summer School Students weeks of the first session June 28 — Women’s Lounge 3:30 to 4:30 pm ‘ July 16 Philo Buck Lecture “The Christian Friday July 2 Miss DuBois will teach a class lisfed" 11:00 am Synthesis — Dante” as 195s Curriculum Problems in Home Yellowstone Excursion Econmics which will meet daily at one o'clock and will carry V2 quarter ' hours credit She will also teach a class listed as 196s Special Studies in Home Economics which will meet from 9 daily and will carry V2 hours credit This class is especially planned to meet the need of Enof Under the Dr of Professor N W teachers who are in summer school to Herbert E Welch guidance gineering and Practical Science at Christiansen directing chairman the meet certification requirements or who Stockton Junior College is a guest annual USAC Music Camp was are doing graduate work It will be instructor for the first session here in brought to a close after a very success- of particular interest to supervising The clinic had a disting- teachers who participate in the home the USAC Industrial Education De- ful session partment He is teaching two classes uished staff in all fields Dr Norval economics education teacher training ‘Instructional Aids” and “Principles Church of Teachers’ College Colum- program of the College and Objectives of Industrial Educa- bia University directed the orchestra Mis DuBois’ classes will meet in Professor Rush of Univerthe tion” Room 207 Commons Building Ralph of "Southern California had the Professor Welch is a graduate of sity" band Professor William E Knuth of Oregon State College and received his master’s degree at that institution He San Francisco State College directed has been a guest professor at his alma the choral group and Hollis Grange mater each summer for the past several taught drum majoring Plans are going ahead for next years Professor Welch is also author The second annual Utah Girls’ State of several books in the field of in- years’ camp and if possible the ser- will be held at the USAC beginning dustrial education including “Under- vices of Dr Church and Professors 11 and will run through Rush and Knuth will be obtained for Sunday July standing Radio” “The physical ScSunday July 18 iences” and “Pictorial Physics” Pro- that time The Girls’ State is sponsored by the A concert with band fessor Welch’s years of teaching ex-aAmerican Legion Auxiliary for the his publications have orchestra and chorus participating erience purpose of teaching girls some of the a finale the to clinic provided fitting him national brought recognition principles of American government For this purpose a mythical state is formed and girls elect their own Wasserman-Wel- ti governor and other officials form a Professor Israel C Heaton announlegislature and present their own bills to be enacted into laws ces that the Physcial Education DeVisitors will be welcome to Girls’ A concert will be presented Thurspartment will provide leadership and facilities to groups of interested stu- day evening at 8:00 p m by Irving State at any time Representatives of dents for any sports they may wish to Wasserman and Walter Welti Mr sponsoring organizations are especially engage in Softball games are held Wasserman will give a redital of invited every day at noon at the present time piano selections and Mr Welti will Those interested may sign up at the sing Each will present three groups OCCUPATIONAL INSTITUTE The USAC Summer School and Smart Gym for badminton tennis of numbers The program is scheduled for slight- the Utah Department of Employment archery or other activities Also the will conduct an Institute on swimming pool is open daily at 3:30 ly over one hour and everyone is in- Security for recreational swimming vited to attend this performance by Occupational Information next Thurstwo of Utah’s most talented performers day July 8 The Institute is open to counselors deans school administraSTUDENT BODY DANCE tors home room teachers employment HOME ECONOMICS TEA Mrs lone B Daniel Dean of The faculty of the home economics interviewers guidance workers and Members that the final social department will give a tea for summer other interested persons event of the first session will be a school students Miss Helen Cawley may register from 8:30 to 9:00 in the student body dance in the L D S In- has announced The tea will be given Main Hall There is no registration stitute on July 14th Watch future in the Commons Building on Thursday fee See next week’s bulletin for a bulletins for details complete program of the Institute July 1 from 3:30 to 4:30 p m Thursday July 1 - Successful Music Clinic Completed Stockton Man Is Guest Professor At U S A C 7-- in-serv- ice Girls’ State To Be Held at A C US well-attend- ed nd Intramural Sports Concert Thursday Wom-announc- es |
