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trip will be to the Westinghouse
Sighting Institute at the Civic Opera
lEuilding on March 26th and 27th.
’lince it has been necessary to limit
the size of the groups to 25, mem—
bers desiring to :50 are advised to
oign up in advance at the EE depart—
ment office.

 

 

Arrangements were also made for
"l membership drive to be conducted
‘his Week. The membership commit‘
tee plans to visit all the EB classes
‘0 pass out applications and answer
“notations. In addition to this, they
will maintain a booth in the lobby of
the Student Union on Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday from ll to 2.

 

 

Also discussed were the details of
’hc contest for the best graduate
nd undergraduate technical paper.
""he purposes of this contest are
"wowfold; it is hoped that the con—
flst will stimulate the interest in
'he writing of technical papers on
lectricol engineering subjects and
the winners, one graduate and one
findergruduate, will be lilinois Tech’s
representatives at the district con—
est to be held at Notre Dame May 2.
’“he occasion will he a joint dinner
"Fleeting with the South Bend sec-
l’o‘n, at which the winners from the
:‘il‘f’erent branches will personally
“resent their papers, prizes being
-War{led for the best papers pre»
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The judging of the. local contest
Will he by a faculty committee, which _
will ”include a representative from
he English Department, and will be
done in the third week of April.

 

 

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By the light 0E sis: toll confileu,
they signed themselves to n period
of ohcisance whereupon'esch one
received a red rose, a. memorandum
hook, the Sigma pledge pin, and
awhomty Welcome from all the am
lives. The pledges are: Shirley
Schultz, Audrey Salomon, Audrey
Read, Barbara Sandntrom, Claire
’rr‘Brough, Betty loitsinger, May Elam
maliclc, Jean Rasmussen, Betty Gris»
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is given time after time, and
naturally these exams are now
in student hancls.

Face that students taking exams
place all unnecessary material
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The penalty for any infraction is
at the discretion of the committee
nd may he one or a combination of
l"he following:

(l) lowering course grade, (2)
failure in the course, (3) suspension
from college, or (E) dismissal from
college.

Members of the committee are
Dean White, chairman; Prof. George
(Ellison, Registrar W. Ernoot Kel-
ly, Deon John D. Larkin, Deon
times C. Peehles, Prof. Henry C.
53pencer, and Bernard VVelssman.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Dr. Edward J. Bicek.
nrofessor of chemistry, entei'mineé
ihe members of ACS with koala»
throme movies and slides loot Wed»
nosdoy. The movies were of Juan
ior Week, lllEl owl “will, while the

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At an executive meeting" of the Illinois Tech student section
of‘the American institute of Electrical Engineers last week it
was announced bv Warren Sommers, chairman of the group,
that final plans have been made for their next field trio. This

 

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Plans for the Summer School of
Surveying at Camp Armour have
recently been announced by Profes—
sor J. C. Penn of the civil engineer--
ing department. Present plans call
for the group to leave for Trout
Lake, Wisconsin, on June 13 or
14..

Field Practice in Surveying (CE
208), a four semester hour course,
is taught during a six week period
at the camp. The course required for
CE’s, may be taken as an elective by
students in any department after
their sophomore year. CE 208 may
replace the required surveying course,
for the ME curriculum.

All interested persons should con—
tact Miss Marie Schrot in 2150 or
Prof. Penn in 216C as noon as pOEiSl—
ble.

  

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Ticket sales for the Spring Con—
cert, to be given
Tech rousic organizations, will he-
gin next Mommy, at 5:15 in the St ,
don‘t Union auditorium, according to
William Sirvatku, ticket chairman.
Five hundred main floor seats and
300 balcony seats will go on reser-
vation on a “first come, first ser‘vot ”
basis. The coneert will be hold. at
the Civic Theatre, 20 N. Wacker
Dr., Sunday afternoon, April 13 at
3 p.111.

    

The Spring Concert will be the
combined el’For‘ts of the orcheotm,
band, and glee club, and the‘tolonts
of 0. Gordon Erickson, director, and
is the main event of the music groups
this semester.

One of the features of the nrw
gram will be the first movement of
the Graig Concert for piano and
band; and the renditions of Adar»
mus To and Malottc’s Lord’s Prayer
by the Glee Club. ‘

The announcement of the avail-
aloility of the Civic Theatre came
last Friday, after the Studebaker
Theatre, in which the concert was
planneii, cancellofi the reservation
due to the extended run of the “Lute

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Alpha Phi Omega, notional scam"
ice fraternity, will hold a rushing
smoker this Friday at not; pen.
in the SU lounge. The feature of the
evening will he movies of the Chi—
cago Tribune All~8tar Sports; events
and “Thrill a Minute” to be preceded
by El. discussion of the aims“, and prin—
ciples of APO, and followed by re-
freshments, Served by members of
Alpha Phi.

Members of the Chicago Alumni
Association of APO have been in—
vited to the smoker, anfi several
faculty members of lliino‘is Tech,
including Deon Jack F. "White also
plan to be there.

Alpha Phi Omega is unique in the
fact that A‘it is the only fraternity
dedicated to the service of the School,
community and country. it is an.
organigation of men grouped to»
gether with scouting. as; their oom—
nioo bond. All persons having“ newt.
ing experience are invited to the
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Song,” now playing there.

The. Civic Theatre is esnociully
adapted to the use, of the music
groups; because. of its modern light—V
ing and excellent ocouotics.

  
     
  

  
 
   

 
  
        

   

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