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lArmour Chincsc Cfiuh western University made an exten- A novel feature of the club’s next: the Cl'i'ncsc students of the Univer-
. . _ ' rive tour to the Argo Corn Product Friday meeting will be a speaker city of Chicago, in conjunction with
L Vlfifits Refining Plant Reining Company during the Sp'inzi ircctly from China. Formerly a those of Armour, a tentative plan
' ~ . vacation captain of the Cantonese Air Force, has been drawn up "or a reunion of

, , , ' MT. Shu is makin a tour abroad all (‘h' ‘ 1 l> " ' A ‘
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duct listening to d hell“? by the h r‘Wl'v d"- .. owl-v“ h" n'" ‘ ' i'conveiition will probably be held
. . .; ‘ guide on plant organization the be “The Development of the Can- sometime din'inm the summer at the
Ch.nese engineering students from 430111) went through the various dc— loiiese Air FOY‘Ce'i." International House, University of

i Armour, Central “Y,” and North~ partments in a systematic way. , As a i'esull. ol‘ the effort made by Chicago.

 

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physical training curriculum the 1"”0‘9550' “me- MELLOWES ,”NO- l‘ E
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University of Kentucky students outed.

do their hitch-hiking: in luxurious lnsisting that because he is pay-
style. When two of them recently ing for a course he can work or no:
decided to take a trip to Cincinnati, as he pleases.

they donned their R.O.T.C. uniforms
.so they could be identified an col-
lege students. Then, to cxpedite
matters, they called a taxi and rode
to the city limits.

 

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At a dance held recently ‘by the!
E. E.'s of Michigan Tech, admiss'onl
for the ladies was pic, cake, sand-i
wichec or similar nourishment. As

A Columbia. University (New York a. consequence, a bOPHtCPUS I'EDMt
City) cam'aspondnnt reports that the was enjoyed. Therein 1‘09 a V081
statisticians claim nine out. of Mn
women are IcnocIc-Icnccdn—flnd then
falls to wondering how in the world
slatislicians find but such? things.

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A college columnist defines a
nudist: One who goea coatless and _ %
vesilless, and then wears trousers to ‘ . . ‘ : @1935anmymmflr‘bfio‘
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The human eye rein/Wills in flashes
of light lasting only from 1.
100,000th to 1-10,000th 01' a second,
according to D J. W. Beams, pro-
fessor of physics at the University
oi‘ Virginia.

 

Axlrnnomors of Carnegie Institnlc
(Washington, D. C.) are conducting
studios of a new faint nabulu said to
be 1,330,000,000,000,000,000,000 miles!
away. Coming from Was/iingion. this

‘ sounds lilrc the national debt figurc,
1 which isn’t as fainf an all that.

These are some of the things, ac-
cording to a study of Northwestern
University, which professori; do not
like about students:

Wearing old high school sweaters
and soiled shirts.

Entering professorial offices, sit-
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stop and smoke a Camel," says
Mrs. Ludlow Whitaker Stevens.
of New York. “Fatigue disap-
pears. It's remarkable the way

Fncncnicn rimmmmumcat. Heath says: “I’m in first ' ‘ Camels ”new W" “WW"

 

year of medical school now, with the idea of specializing in
neuro-surgei‘y. Anatomy ‘lab' takes three afternoons a week.
Tuesdays and Thursday9wcmbryology. I spend three mornings
i, ~ 3 week on bio-chemistry, three on physiology ‘lob‘ and lectures.
' And I have to face an exam in about one subject per week. I
relieve the strain by smoking Camels. I prefer Camels, because
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BILL GRAY is unfair to the was!
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”“519“ around all dd” last SM‘fldIlII- . ' ' energy—soon refresh me. Camels are extremely mild. Not just STAR ””0““!- “I “kc

There’s "0 telling what some fellows mildmisting but really mild. They never tire my taste or get on Camels, amine found that after

will do to get through 7:“ (,2 l ‘ ’d ( . 1'”. a hard game a Camel hclps mc

- my nerves. mm: s taste so good I walk a mile for a Came . to get back my energy Says

, Carl Hubbell. Star pitcher of the

F01” an example of cheap adver- N.Y.Giants. “Camels are so mild

tising see “Prettyhoy” Kreml’s slip- they never ruffle my nerves."
stick. He. acted queerly while it was ' » . m»

, being engraved, but that was proh-
ahly due to the fact that there were
a half dozen fellows sitting on hi5,
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Sez PROF. SCHOMMER about
a student sleeping in class: “I'd give i
$3.00 to be in his boots.” You’d‘v
better think it over John, because‘
if they didn’t fit you’d get gypped.

 

We notice that BILL FLEIG has
installed an automatic signal system
to keep him awake in electricity
lecture. It’s just another method
of mixing one juice with another.

 

 

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MORTON FlNElVilAN. . . . a sopl? ,
Schmier, would like to know the‘
atomic weight of Hydrogen. He’ll.
have to wait until he's a graduate‘
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