Brown and White Vol. 61 no. 26

              frat mourns death of dog brothers and pledges of alpha tau omega fraternity are mourn ing the death of their dog tau who died recently as a result of a spinal paralysis which caused se vere pain during his last days tau a 110 pound german shep herd was purchased for 1 from a humane society in new york city in 1944 he was one of the largest dogs on the campus tau was nicknamed bob tail after part of his tail was amputated in 1948 dr a g noble to speak in packer chapel sunday funeral services will be held for john jack patrick reilly 21 year-old lehigh senior at his home 559 carl ton aye at 9:30 tomorrow morning and at holy ghost church at 10 a.m reilly received fatal injur ies shortly after 7 p.m tues day in an automobile acci dent on hellertown rd be tween saucon creek and fire lane he died at st luke's hospital at 4:30 a.m wednes day dr earle b schlier de puty coroner attributed his death to a depressed fracture of the skull born in hellertown reilly was the son of mr and mrs l j reil ly he was to be married on jan 27 to mary jane burkhardt 474 bickel aye the psychology department is urgently in need of a student preferably a sophomore who is ineligible for the draft the stu dent must have had some practi cal experience in the field of electronics or radio the student will be an electronics technician for part-time work further in struction will be given for the job if it is necessary dr noble's interest in college work is attested by the fact that he has been a trustee of the church society for college work since 1939 he has also been chairman of the commission on college work of the diocese of western massachusetts since 1939 the speaker is the author of a number of magazine articles in his field and has been active in the national association of uni versity chaplains philosophy 81 organization of knowledge will once again be offered for the spring semester the course will be of great in terest to students in all three of the undergraduate colleges since it will aim to integrate the edu cation of students who are not planning to take regular philos ophy courses the integration will be achieved by examining the following types of questions questions that arise from situations encountered in c's lead registration list daily life and science the use of observation classification and definition in the search for facts useful * to the solution of the prob lem difficulties encountered in the social sciences when attempting to formulate predictive hypothe ses methods for obtaining valid knowledge of the past such as the course of evolution before thei coming of man the relations between ethics and the legal code philosophy 81 introduced two see 81 page 2 12:30 1:00 stek ¦ z 1:15 1:45 a - coo no student can register on any day other than that for which he is scheduled those who do not register at the specified time will be charg ed a 10 late registration fee veterans should note that the see registration page 4 dr a garnt noble chaplain of williams college will be the guest speaker at the final chapel service of the semester in packer memorial church at 11 sunday morning his topic will be the strength of patience dr noble who has spent his entire ministry in work with col lege students was educated at kent school st stephen's col lege and general theological seminary from which he received his s.t.b degree in 1929 upon graduation he went to yale university where he served as episcopal chaplain from 1929-36 in that year he was called to st john's par ish williamstown mass where he has served continu ously except for a period as chaplain in the naval re serve from 1944-46 in 1938 he was named chaplain of williams college and in the same year received the doctor of divinity degree from williams goo - hits 10:15-10:45 shin - stub hitt - keifs 11:00-11:30 stuc - wan kellt ¦ leu 12:30 1:00 wap - z lev - meg 1:15 1:45 a - benc mch - muk 2:00 2:30 bend - can freshmen classes of june 54 june 54a and june 54r wed feb 7 8:00 8:30 new students 8:45 9:15 cop - duk 9:30-10:00 dul - x 10:15-10:45 l ¦ o 11:00-11:30 p . stei registration for the spring sem ester will be held on monday and tuesday and wednesday feb 5 6 and 7 according to the follow ing schedule prepared by the of fice of the registrar sophomores juniors and seniors mon feb 5 hours tues feb 6 cars - del 8:00 8:30 mul ¦ philk dem - flsc 8:45 i5 wiill - roo fisd - gon 9:30-10:00 rop - shim volume 61 — number 26 flu shot program initiated friday january 19 1951 bethlehem pa ginger lamare soloist for jr.-prom feb 17 draft puzzles ifc dancing to the music of sam donahue and his orchestra with ginger lamare as soloist will be combined with gambling at monte carlo at the junior prom in grace hall feb 17 reminders of valentine day will be on the upper floor where walls will be covered with fig ures of cupids a wishing well will adorn the center of the floor while a valetine motif will also dcorale the band stand nine gambling tables will be included in the gambling casino on the lower floor there will be three blackjack tables one horse race game one chuckluck table two rou lette wheels and two dice tables everyone will receive 10,000 in free money extra money can see prom page 2 -^^"" ginger lamare featured with sam donahue and his orchestra at the jr prom dr carl o keck health ser vice director has advised the ar cadia student health committee that in view of the recent wide spread epidemic of influenza in england and northern europe and the increasing possibility of its introduction into this country in the immediate future the health service will offer immu nization to all members of the le high family through flu shots excellent protective results have been recorded through previous use of this protection immunization will be vol untary and there will be a charge of 1 per person the cost of materials to the uni versity it is necessary that the health service know be forehand approximately the number of individuals desir ing this protection funeral for jack reilly tomorrow apo seeks used books alpha phi omega will colect books during exam week for sale during registration in february siudents may bring books to the apo room second floor of drown hall between noon and 2 p.m books slide rules drawing boards and other instruments are to be brought to the apo room during exam week or during re gistration if items are sold apo claims 10 cents for each item stu dents fix their own prices and must sign a contract with apo registration for the shots began wednesday and will continue through monday jan 22 all that will be required is the name and address of the applicant regis tration will be held at the record office in the health service build ing immunization shots will be giv en on wednesday jan 24 and thursday feb 8 th dates for the shots have been selected in view of the need for quick action coupled with the fact that the first date falls within the exam period brown and white philosophy 81 on agenda again for next semester dr e kenneth smiley vie president of lehigh touched a sore spot when he addressed tho interfratrnity council about the draft situation as much of the meeting's remaining business — the rushing plan and a war emer gency committee — reflected con cern over possible emptying of the university by the draft houseparty plans a request concerning arcadia elections and the proposed new constitution were other topics of discussion at the ifc meeting monday evening in packard laboratory dr smiley's speech resem bled the one he had made be fore arcadia last week how ever he recommended steps which fraternities might take to protect their interests if they suffered serious losses of members each house should contact three local alumni who would protect the interests of the frater nity if it were forced to close two or more fraternities might occupy the same house if losses are severe inquiries should be made as to the national organization's war plans plans should be made to insure that financial and other records will be preserved to provide advice for fra ternities about problems cre ated by the national emer gency it was decided to form a war emergency committee which would include persons who were not undergradu ates as well as undergradu see ifc page 3 inside . • - 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