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Roman Cathjoiic and IJewis h faith?
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religious insjtructjon 'were non-seCi
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• Mrs. McCjolltim, wjife
yersity of Illinois pro(fehpor an|
imother of three children, < omplain
ed that her joldiest son, Ja ties Te»-
ry,! 12, wasl “femibarras^e 1” bein r
the only child in hi* ■ seh |pl roor l
who did not take reljgiOu; instruc
tion. • j aj i ..
She askedl the courts tol stop, th«
whole thing} That ‘isj wha ; the'Si -
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By CHARLIE MURRAY
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Publication of a semi-monthly magazine for students in the School of Veterinary Medi-
cine was approved and commended by members of the Stuident Life Committee yesterday
aftemo«J. :
The first issue of the magazine, will be published in Mp,y. r t
Upon the recommendation of Dr. R. C. Du nn, veterinary medicine dean, and approved by
Roland Bing, manager of student publications. The magazine will serve as a guide for
icjigj veterinarians through-*^ ^ ^ ^ J t>^ ' K
SELL WITH A BATTALION CLASSI-
. Rate* . . . Sf a word per
inseruon with a 26^ minimum. Space
rates ih Classified Section ^ . . 60^ p*t
column! inch. Send all classifieds with
remittance to the Student Activities Of
fice. All ads should be tiirned in by
10:00 t|.m. of the day before publication.
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j DR. WILLIAM V. HOUSTON,
president of Rice Institute, will
talk on the “Vibratioiv, of Or; sf
;tals” iri the Physics" lecture ^af
8 tonight
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pbndents always tried to be wljiere,
action was hottest and where!the
rood was rumored to be best, i
, Knickerbocker moved from I)al-
I las to New York City last Septiem-
t bOr. He has a son nineteen yt*ars
old and three young daughter^
He addressed the Knife .and Pork
Club in Lubbock before confing
here and leift for Houston on the
noon train" today.
tontetfidj. .
out the s ate.
There only a few veterinary
maga’zlne i being published in the
US now, it was pointed out.
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j The Student Life Committee also
approved the granting of $5,552
of Exchange Store profits for the
erection af a “shell” construction
at the Gio^e. i K J
This: amount will be supplement
ed Vith $4,000 of concessions prof
its and ^5,842 of an already exist
ing fuiidjto erect (the shell, similar
to that pictured (n the ’47 Long
horn.
ties; Bill Brown, cadet colonel pfj ture Room. •
the corps; Cotton Howell; and W. • JUNIOR CLASS, 7:15 p. m.,
L. Penberthy, dean of linen. } Tuesday, Assembly Hall. Selection
if I;)'! ; } df Duchess for Cotton Ball and
Total cost of the shell was esti- rector of student activities; Bi
Two men, Billy Vaughn, corps
executive officer, and Cliff Ha
corps chaplain, wore appointed
serve on the Library committee ito
fill positions left vacant by mid
term graduates.
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, i • , *N,iJ , . I day, Room 123, Academic.
A student activities point sjs- j SHREVEPORT CLUB, 7 p. m.,
tern committee was also appointed J - ‘
to check into! the present system.
Composing the committee are
White, Grady Elms, assistant jii-
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to win the Triple Crown and [sire
another Triple Crown winner, of
Omaha. 1 s ,1 ,
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Balloon Clith, Batiste, Organdie Tissue,}
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EASTER' f IN A FORES
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Orgirjdie
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It; Will consist Of a stage large
enough ^present plays, two rest
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ticket Ixoth. P i
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The; request submitted by the
sixi student managers of apartments
to reeOivp tjhe Gui^n Hall pass priv
ilege Wat disapproved.
It was felt that the privilege was
intended for those students who
were fa( ed with ! the greatest re-
spoijsibilpty in thejir extracurricular
jobs. [’■
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A fpu *-man puhlications awards
cpmmjttoe was appointed to assist
Bing jn selecting members of the
publications’ staffs worthy of re
ceiving i wards.
Widi Bing as chairman, the com
mittee v ill eonsisjt of C. G. “Spike”
White,, lirector of student activi-
Lt. Col. Joe Davis, representing the
military department; Jimmie Njel-
son, Battalion editor; Elmo Liviiig-
ston, Senior Class president; apid
Bill Brown, j : h ! L
Regulations governing the dojrm
lounges as proposed by a subcom
mittee were approved by the Stu
dent Life Committee. .
What’s Cooking?
discussion of Junior Prom.
NEWMAN CLUB (Annex), 6:80
p. m., Tuesday, Annex Student Cen-
iexgi i n
SAM, 7:15 p. m.; Tuesday, YMCA
Lecture Room.
SPANISH CLUB, 7 p. m., Tues-
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Thursday, Room 106, Academic. In
itial meeting, plaqs for Easter par
ty,! selection of Cotton Balt duchess.
UPSHUR COUNTY CLUB, 7 p.
m., Thursday, Room 307, Academic
Building. i | j l.
CONGRESS MAY REQUIRE
IN-AMERICAN DATE
WASHINGTON. Mar. 9 —'VP)~
Speaker Martin (Rorlass) said yes
terday Congress may compel gov
ernment agencies to give congres
sional committees the data they
want.”
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Selection of duchess Tor Cotton
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