Bee, 1937-01-15

              the bee university of buffalo volume 17 buffalo n y friday january 15 1937 number 14 rochester upsets u b dope bucket powell lays snare for union speed demons i pictured by the buffalo evening news staff photographer at the final practice session of the week are left to right warren frleberg robert cook morley townsend frank tuzzullno and chuck carlson watching coach powell outline last minute strategy for the union and rochester games bulls lose meet union here 7-point advantage melts before rochester drive sub forward paces visitors in decisive scoring splurge bisons trail 11-10 at half — union here tonight failure to convert s free throwb and lack of reserves to stem roch ester's closing drive cost the bulls their third straight loss at elm wood music hall wednesday night 27 24 leading 18-11 midway in the final half the bulls went out on an offensive splurge which was quickly converted into a rochester scoring bee by alert under-the-not play of the yellowjacket forwards and the bulls 7 point advantage melted into a 20-20 deadlock with 10 minutes left to play prom this point rochester took command and buffalo's desperate labt minute rush was cut short by the smart ball handling of the u of r squad who froze play for the last 4 min utes bulli waive foul shortly after resumption of play at the half chuck carlson and morley townsend paced the bullb to a 6 point lead at 16.11 at this point rochester took time out to don new shoes which had been sent for to combat the slippery surface of the music hall court art powell waived a technical foul which entitled the bulls to at least 2 free throws and carlson dropped in another 2 pointer to place rocb nur at • 7 potat otaadvantage led by jack manon sub forward the jackets began their victory spurt which was never headed the off-night performances of townsend and tuzzullno were a gfeat disappointment and the gen eral play of the team was far be low the standard set on the north ern trip extra fancy shotmaking by war ren frleberg kept the bulls in the thick of the nip and tuck first half with three baskets union here union college's speed merchants who have a penchant for running the legs off of their opponents meet the bulls tonight at the mubic hall in the last contest he fore exams score summary rochester 27 fg ft t spies rf 2 15 bantel if 113 mason if 3 17 mee o 3 0 6 anderson rg 8 2 6 babcock lg 0 0 0 totals 11 6 27 phi beta kappa chapter here university of buffalo pe tition to form local chapter following an invitation issued last december by the phi beta kappa national honorary rater ntty the university of buffalo has petitioned the organization for per mission to form a local chapter the petition has just been acted on favorably by the national sen ate executive body of the organiz ation but approval will not be unal until it has been approved by the national council of the frater nity the council which meets trionnlally will convene in the fall of this year members of the university of buffalo faculty who are already members of the fraternity will form a nucleus about which the local chapter will be formed phi beta kappa wab founded de cember 5 1776 at william and mary college in wllliamsburg v rginla being the first college fra ternity in america chapters of tbe fraternity were organized soon after at yale harvard dartmouth subscription sale for yearbook opens buffalonian staff begins campaign on campus the subscription campaign for the 1937 buffalonian will be under way as soon as exams are over it has been announced by dorothy sharpe editor-in-chief the yearbook will cost two dol lars again this year negotiations are in order now with the treas urer's office to have the entire sum taken from the student's breakage fee as yet nothing has been defi nitely decided in this direction the 1937 buffalonian will be published by the college of arts and sciences school of business administration and pharmacy school there is a slight possi bility of having law school in cluded as well it is hoped that in the initial campaign many people will sign up definitely so that the staff may obtain a fairly good estimate of the number of books needed now children said the teach er i'm going to tell about the hip popotamus but you will have no idea what it 1b like unless you pay strict attention and look at me final appeal issued for bandsmen lack of interest may lead to curtailment of ac tivity this article is being written in a final gesture to rouse interest in the university's band mr van lfer the director has bpent much time with the email group that ! turns out every friday afternoon at four o'clock but as everyone knows nothing can be accomplish ed in the line of band work with a i handful of musicians it takes a lot of practice and more than five or ten faithful student musicians to make a band go one would think that the spec tacle produced at the hobart game by the hobart band would inspire our students to an effort as great fts hobart if not greater there are enough musicians who play band instruments la this school to make an excellent band but they don't come out the u b band got off to a flying start and lasted a month or so and then we have a very good man to di rect the band mi van lier who besides being a most capable mu sician personally appeals very much to the fellowb never before has the school had such a good director but there is a lack of mu sicians to direct as was stated above this is a flnal cry for more men for the band if this plea is not felt and responded to the u b band 1b going to be as defunct as all the other previous u b bands started on the campus there is plenty of music one rehearsal a week on friday at four o'clock in 390 hayes hall and a swell time with your fellow students now all that is wanted is the fellows to bring their instruments and make this u b band a suc cess and the best ever at the uni versity of buffalo the following men are requested to come out for band and if they don't the stu dents ought to do something drasj tic about them walter de la plante john dress lewis hahl reuben konik-i off paul clvln william copoulos hiram knapp frank corona jameb nickeraon pascal petrlno george richmond fred roberta evening session reopens registration present enrollment is 18 above same date i last year registration for the second semester at the university of but falo evening session will open on january 25 at the close of first semester examinations it was an nounced this week by dean lewis a froman among the 84 courses which will be open for registration at this time are eight which have not been previously given evening registration the largest in history at present the evening session is completing the first semester's worlt with the largest enrollment in its history so far this year the enrollment has reached a total of 2425 about 18 per cent above the flrst-semester enrollment of 2056 last year that this increase has reflected all-round growth is shown by the following analysis 1st sem lstsem 1935-36 1936-37 general unlver sity courses .... 1627 1789 american institute of banking 131 269 nursing 298 387 total 2068 2425 new courses the eight new courses to be of fered during the second semester are public administration — mr david diamond practicing attor ney and professor in the school of law of the university social insurance — dr robert rlegel director of the bureau of business and social research and professor of statibticb and insur ance at the university advanced typewriting ii — mrs helen k signer instructor in shorthand and typewriting at buffalo evening high school projectlve geometry — dr ellis r ott instructor in mathematics at the university psychiatric social work — mrs cornelia hopkins allen associate profebsor of social case work at the university seminar in advanced social psychiatry — dr samuel w hart well profebaor of psychiatry in the school of medicine of the univer vertebrate embryology — dr frederick j holl assistant pro fessor of biology at the university sales promotion — mr henry comstock of addison vars inc new faculty members mr comstock who will give the course on sales promotion will be teaching in the evening session i for the first hk6."hjtirop*ft8sr r rthp bers of the acuity are mr donald , clarke of the emergency relief , bureau of buffalo who will teach . the course on public welfare ad ministration and mr george w webster principal of school 63 , who will teach the course on , activity curricula registration will be open daily . in the evening session office in , townbend hall at 26 niagara i square from 9:00 a.m to 9:00 p.m american bar association approves law school professional school re ceives high ranking after re-organization university of buffalo's law school was this week added to the approved list of american bar association following the school's action on legal education previously the school lacked a sufficient number of full-time fac ulty members but a reorganization plan effected last fall satisfied the full-time faculty requirement of the association u b law school is one of five schools to have been added to the bar association according to the announcement of the association's president frederick h stlnchfield these approvals are provisional flnal approval being reserved in all cases until an inspection within a two-year period determines associ ation standards are being main tained there ore 94 law schools on the approved list all university of buffalo profes sional schools now possess highebt ranking in their fields fenton lecturer at norton hall dr walter sulzbach to lecture next thursday evening the decay of liberalism will be the topic dr walter sulzbach professor of sociology at the uni versity of frankfort has selected to give before a university of buf falo audience next thursday this lecture given on the fenton foundation of the university of buffalo will take place at 8:00 p.m in the auditorium of norton hall national student federation holds annual convention dorothy sharpe and robert sanborn attend n.s.f.a congress in new york tho twelfth annual congress ol ine national student federation of amwlca was held at hotel vic a in new york city december «. 1930 to january 1 1937 the university was represented at this ongroas by dorothy sharpe and wrt sanborn theii report as touted to the board of man ««». la as follows v our delegates might spend days n compiling a lengthy report for r digestion such a report m for the mobt part be dupll w4 when the offclal account of e congress is recelvod there ore instead of spending the en ey of the delegates and the time [' the board of managers in such plications we your delegates resent to you as briefly as is pos idib our recommendations of ad isable procedures in view of the success and failure with which such procedures have met in other colleges and universities that which we are about to present will not be included in the offclal re port of the congress we therefore recommend careful attention to both reports we advise that the following procedure be adopted by the board of managers first that a poster club be or ganized on a btudent competition basis those students who are in terested in the making of art post ers should submit their work to a chairman of that activity within specified periods of time after each of the group is given a topic on which to work these posters may be displayed in norton hall prior s.a.a revival is commended byedwin heary students group seeks stronger representa tion on athletic council a meeting of the student ath letic association will be held today in the blue room at 1:30 to adopt a new constitution and prepare the way for the rejuvenation of this al most defunct body there will be an attempt to bring about stronger representation of the students on the athletic council which is com posed of faculty members alumni and students in the past the student athletic association has been a passive body and as a result little or no expression of student opinion on athletics was made known to those in charge of determining athletic policy of the university the mem bers of the association have been elected every year by the whole student body after being nomin ated by the junior class of each school med dent pharmacy arts ■ nut auulugwi • aa for aomeriwmiu the representatives of the students ' elected in this way did not prove a strong funnel through which student opinion could be poured into the ears of the athletic coun : ell with the adoption of the new constitution a new method of elec tion of the officers of the organiza tion will be established there will , be three offices president and two vice-presidents to which any mem ber of the student body may be elected nomination will consist of getting three percent of the stu dent body to sign a nominating petition the other members of the executive staff of the organiza tion will consist of a representative strain of fashioning features tells on reporter as office clowns clown cross-section of students cover variety of annoying activities as writer tries to write the terrific strain ol turning out a feature article every week 1b beginning to tell on yours truly of course this being the week before exams a strange quiet has de scended upon all and sundry even jerry mushmouth katzman has confined his remarks to 1600 per minute instead of his customary 2,600,000,000 of course no one in their right mind would ever try to write an article in the bee office i sadly fear that the general frenzy lias taken its toll even on me if you want to be a reporter do all your material home and never frequent the place where such hang ers-on as obletz sharpe blalre pullen and crage upend their time even as i type this that sweet little katzman is gently tapping me on the head with a hammer and doing serious damage to my medulla oblongata to say nothing of the aqueduct of sylvius i learned tbat in physiology this a.m or you'd be sure that i wouldn't remember it this long bellowing bernle the pride of the stockyards is rendering the organ-grinders swing in a man ner which shows more vigour than melody and endeavoring to write his sport column at the same time dolly robinson seems to be working very hard but i'm sun that her heart is not in her work she seems to be more interested in cookelng — such a homemaker dot ty sharpe with a face as long as an elephant's memory has just waste one hour 1 ruminating on examina tions spreading a general pall of gloom even over our winsome little elf jack pullen continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 3 continued on page 3 governing board meeting friday at 1:30 p.m all students inter ested in selling jun ior prom tickets on a commission basis see charles c alder at norton hall counter tuesday afternoon between five and ten o'clock news staff meeting friday at 1:00 p m