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the bee volume 17 number 17 buffalo n y friday february 19 1937 campus-pro battle due in s a a election petitions filed with council nominees from business ad law med and pharmacy schools to compete a heated campus-professional school battle looms in the student athletic council election next week as the announcement that tour men of each branch of the university had hied nominating petitions with dr shaw liver more secretary of the athletic council included in the list of presiden tial nominees are willard gen rich law 38 thomas noonan med 38 and bert obletz bus ad 39 genrich served as a member of the recent junior prom committee noonan junior in the medical school is editor of tho professional school journal the medentlau he is also u member of the bison head men's honorary society obletz is president of the business administration class of 1939 sports editor of the bee aud double numeral - winner on last year's freshman football and tennis squads george l morse bus ad 38 len sobie pharmacy 38 and wal ter brock law 38 comprise the candidates for the first vice-presl dency morse has served on the athletic council and was mana ger of the 1936 varsity football squad sobie is a two-time winner of the block b in football and is also a member of the block b club brock served as manager of the 1935 varsity football team he al so is a block b member colgate favored over bulls bisons face strong opposition in attempt for second victory lose to hobart after second half rally face power ful colgate squad tonight the university ot buffalo ban ketball team will have its work cut out tonight when they meet colgate university in the elmwooil music hall in their ninth attempt to reach victory number two tho bulls quest for the second victory of the year has been frustrated a half a dozen times by the margin of a few points the long awaited second half splurge of the bulls materialized against hobart on wednesday but for the first time in almost a half dozen games the varsity did not get their usual mid-game lead and tumbled to their eighth straight defeat 33-30 tiny townsend came back into scoring form to snare five baskets and three fouls for a total ot 13 points to pace the bullß prieburg and browning shared a lonely two point score between them for their nights work frank tuzzollno turned in an other of his star performances to keep miller hobart's high scoring front man to four baskets for tho entire evening the hobart zone defense proved too much for tho buffalo bquad in the first halt but the field came back to out score and out play the statesmen 20-17 in the closing period the colgate squad coached by john galoway former red raider star was defeated last week by a strong syracuse team by the mar gin of four points the invaders masquers will present goodbye again soon goodbye again according to announcements last week has been selected by blue masquers as the play to be presented at norton hall this semester the play will run two nights friday and satur day march 12 and 13 as usual mr travis will direct goodbye again is a humorous story of the life of a fast-living au thor the comedy depends not only on the lines but also on the situations it was highly buccesß ful on broadway not many years ago casting is virtually complete and the actors will be announced in the near future goodbye again is expected to surpass even the most successful of the former efforts of the club an american dream and candje light buffalonian picture schedule the pictures for the year-book buftalonlan will be taken in ac cordance with the following sched ule tuesday february 23 ' buftalonian staff 12:30 directory staff 12:45 kappa delt 1:00 wednesday february 24 sigma kappa 1:00 women's club 1:15 8.x.8 1:30 thursday february 25 arts frosh 12:30 blue massuors 12:45 a k psi 1:00 friday february 26 arts sophs 12:30 theta chi 12:45 arts juniors 1:00 bee staff 3:00 monday march 1 business ad frosh 12:30 sigma delta tau 12:45 zeta tau 1:00 tuesday march 2 business ad sophmores 12:30 phi psi 12:45 bison staff 1:00 wednesday march 3 business ad juniors 12:30 pi kappa phi 12:45 alpha gamma delta 1:00 thursday march 4 business ad student council 12:30 men's glee club 12:46 pan-hellenic council 1:00 friday march 5 women's glee club 12:30 inter-fraternity council 12:46 kappa psi 1:00 if any of the above mentioned activities have not signed their contracts with bob swados they are urged to do so at once any activities that have not been scheduled as yet should get in touch with anne eschelman in or der to facilitate the pictures being taken promptness to all appoint ments is necessary notices will be poßted on the bulletin board in norton each day dr white to speak at commencement chancellors medal not to be presented this year at graduation feb 22 dr leonard d white u s civil service commissioner will deliver the principal address at the 37th annual university day con vocation and mid-year commence ment exercises of the unlverßtiy of buffalo on monday february 22 it was announced today by chan cellor samuel p capen the sub ject for the address will be the public service in the modern state authority on public administration in tho year 1930-31 dr white miamonides forum dr harry brevls will be the guest speaker of the maimonldes forum on sunday february 21 the group will meet at 8:00 p m in the blue room of norton hall come and bring your friends men's debate team has busy week-end schedule home teams meet four separate opponents on thursday evening february 16 a team composed of donald bentley and frank sawyer travel ed to arcade n y to meet the representatives of the alfred uni versity debate team.the buffalo de baters upheld the negative side of the question resolved that con gress should have the power to regulate the minimum wages and the maximum hours of industry the debate was held before a joint meeting of the men's club of ar cade and the parent-teachers as sociation of arcade d bentley and f sawyer will meet the representatives of le moyne college of naßhvllle tenn on the same bubjcet and will up hold the negative bide the de bate is to be held at the humboldt y m c a at 347 b ferry st and is scheduled to commence at 8 p m on wednesday february 17 jack gellman and merrill o wind elberg journeyed to geneva n y to meet hobart college the buf falo debaters supported the affirm ative side ot the minimum wages maximum hours questions jack gellman and george blair will meet the niagara university debate team at niagara falls on friday february 19 buffalo will uphold the affirmative side of the question trudi shoop interviewed denounces college dancing internationally known comic danseuse says young people use feet recklessly trudi schoop internationally known comic danseuse believes firmly that in the jeeping and flea hopping of modern youth there is little advancement ovftr the bavage dances of the cannibal tribes of africa miss schoop born in switzer land speaks only french and ger man and does not understand en glish it required borne time until our intermediate french warmed up but miss schoop was very pa tient and bore with us until we could fashion our questions in telligently do girls seem to enjoy modern dancing more than boys we queried no on the contrary she re plied the boys the boys yes they are the ones that like it would you say miss schoop since the world war there has been a decided trend toward free dom and abandonment not only in college dancing but in all types of dancing es i would say there has been a liberal trend not only in dancing but in art and literature yes per haps that is why they use their feet so recklessly these young people trudi schoop is now 33 she has been doing ballet dancing since the age of it when she made her debut in zurich pfaens threatre students of law school to hear prof husserl legal axioms the law behind the law lec turer's subject on wednesday evening febru ary 24 the forum committee ot the university of buffalo law school will present dr gerhart husserl celebrated legal authority who will deliver a lecture entitled legal axioms the law behind the law dr husserl who is also appear ing at the university under the auspices ot the fcnton lecture foundation is the author of many legal texts his favorite study be ing the application of methods of phenomenology to legal science the address is the first arranged by the newly organized forum committee and will be open only to students of the law school it is scheduled to begin at 8:00 p m in the blue room of norton hall light refreshments will be served alumni group presents folies folles d'alumni the alumni pro gram to be presented in norton hall february 22 is to include an impressive flour show according to the announcement made this week by alumni secretary bill cook the acts include 1 janle lyman and bud dr!s coll in an exhibition of ballroom dancing 2 vic danna and hal feldman two-piano team 3 gertrude kellar russian and acrobatic dancing 4 mary ann tiedeman in a comedy dance 6 louis sagi tap dancer music will be provided by cy wills and his collegians reserva tions must be made in advance from bill cook the telephone number is unlversity 9300 prom queen chosen by rudy vallee at convocation earle spicer sings at convocation well - known baritone will appear february 24th the convocation committe has been fortunate in obtaining the services of mr earle spicer well known concert and radio baritone who will be in buffalo on wed nesday february 24 and will give a program ot english and ameri can ballads during the convoca tion in the morning mr spicer is a national broadcasting company artist and has a considerable repu tation in this country and england before coming to america mr spicer had won high praise from such rceognized personalities as sir landon ronald conductor of the london symphony promen ades and arthur fagge conductor milne comedy offered at masquers convocation sally lou griffith and yorke lucci take leads in the artist a comic convocation program was featured in the one-act play the artist presented by two members of the blue masquers on last wednesday the artist written by a a milne concerns a somewhat fickle young lady who has written a let ter telling her fiance that she is marrying someone else and who a short time later received a tele gram that the man she was to have married has contracted that very unromantlc disease the mumpß she goes to the home of her fiance to retrieve her letter and there meets the hero an architect who has rented her fiance's house while there moreover she re ceives a letter telling her that her erstwhile fiancee has eloped with another girl and so the heroine de cides to marry the hero — all of which sounds somewhat compli cated but really makes a very en tertaining comedy the two characters in the play were portrayed by yorke lucci and and sally lou griffith who is a new and obviously a talentad fig ure on our stage immediately preceding the play miss anne reynolds made a num ber of announcements including a plea for persons to try out for the band which is being reorganized this semester formal dance for birthday stags likewise to be banned at norton's third anniversary in keeping with the importance of the event the third anniversary dance to be held at norton hall friday february 26 will be strict ly formal business attire and stags will be banned in an at tempt to make this annual occa sion the high boot on norton hall's boclal calendar so get your tux out of hock and bring your honey bun to the biggest dance of the season han searl'b commodores a band well-known to university of buf falo dance devotees will play for dancing from 10 p.m to 2 a.m a charming vocalist will warble pop uar swing tunes into the norton auditorium microphone the com modores led by that well-known campusite han searl play at the roycroft inn in east aurora every saturday night and many other en gagements in and around buffalo elaborate preparations are be ing made by co-chr.lrmen robert estes and william watson and their committee to make norton hall's third anniversary the best birthday party since the opening of the student activities building chancellor samuel p capen will preside at the ceremony ot cutting the first piece of the gigantic birth day cake that will be bedecked with three candles after the cere monies free refreshments will be served in the cafeteria admission is free to all mem bers of norton union non-mem bers will have to pay seventy-flve cents members and non-members mußt however be in formal dresß be sure to get your dance pro grams to be given out at the nor ton hall counter the day before the dance hal grason explains non-appearance feeling that some explanation of the fact that hal grayson and his bund did not appear at convocation on wednesday morning february 7 dr montague chairman of the convocation committee bent to the bee a copy of the letter she received from hal grayson the letter follows february 10 1937 my dear miss montague may i take this opportunity of expressing to you and the students of the university of buffalo my personal disappointment in not be ing to appear at your assembly on wednesday last however as you must realize i bill neil chairman moving-up-day board of managers makes plans for future student programs william neil was chosen moving up day chairman at the norton union board of managers meeting on february 10 the report on the norton union program was read by norm peter son chairman of the program com mittee in contrast with other years it was voted that the norton anni versary dance be a formal aftair this year in keeping with the spir it of the occasion it was also de cided to give the bison head or ganization preference aa sponsor of the moving up day dance the national student federation report was presented to the board by bob sanborn a committee com posed of robert parke dorothea btnrgosi alvin small allen hen derson and evelyn robinson was delegated to consider the report in regards to application ot sugges tions to norton union bison head taps nine junior men virginia whiting selected as prom queen at an nual affair the bison head senior men's honorary society tapped nine new members at the junior prom held in hotel statler last week the society was formed fifteen years ago with the purpose of in teresting the student body in the extra-curricular activities of the university of buffalo each year the bison head invites approxi mately ten junior students who have been especially active in ex tra-curricular work to become members of the organization the bison head will sponsor the moving-up day dance bud pear son is making arrangements for a dinner to be held in honor of the members during tho first week in march a dance committee will be appointed at the dinner glee club sets home concert date dates have been set for other concerts with the annual home concert definitely on april 9 the clubs are again entering the con test in which they won becond prize last year the contest will be held at state teachers college on april 16 of this year ithaca college has been contacted and they hope to have a concert there soon continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 earle spicer jack gellman law 38 has been elected business manager of the bee following the resignation of ruth janes notice is hereby given that the elections of the student athletic asso ciation will be held tuesday and wednes day february 23 and 24 polling place will be establsihed in norton and hayes halls on the campus and in the pro fessional schools all students who hold a 12 athletic card are eligi ble to vote dr shaw livermore secretary university athletic council call for bee staff workers apply bee office in noon hour get your anniversary dance programs at norton thursday
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| Rating | |
| Collection ID | BUF002 |
| Collection Title | University at Buffalo Student Newspapers |
| Item ID | bee-1937-02-19 |
| Title | Bee, 1937-02-19 |
| Publication Title | Bee |
| Masthead | The Bee Vol. 17 No. 17 |
| Date of Original | 1937-02-19 |
| Month | 02 |
| Day | 19 |
| Year | 1937 |
| Publisher of Original | University of Buffalo |
| Institution | State University of New York at Buffalo |
| Description | An archive of the Bee student newspaper from the University of Buffalo in New York. |
| Subject | University of Buffalo Student Newspaper Archive |
| Language | English |
| Source of Original | Microfilm |
| Material Type of Original | Student newspaper |
| DCMI Type | Text |
| Coverage | United States, New York, Erie County, Buffalo |
| Date of Digital | 8/21/2008 12:32:11 PM |
| Format of Digital | JP2 |
| Technical Metadata | Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archivial image is an 8-bit greyscale tiff that was scanned from microfilm at 300 dpi. The original file size was |
| Publisher of Digital | State University of New York at Buffalo |
| Rights Management | Public domain |
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