Bee, 1946-01-11

              the bee z-460 volume 26 a^h^'4o buffalo n y friday january 11 1946 number 13 275 new veterans have enrolled for 2nd semester lor the past week these new students have been making tours of the campus and taking entrance tests with the start ot the new i rm the old campus will have ► its pre-war appearance accord ing to dr maxie wagner of the > personnel office approximately . 290 students of which about 275 are world war ii veterans have already registered f,or the spring sessions this figure includes five r women veterans also for the past week these new students have been making tours > of the campus taking entrance tests and getting into the swing of college life with the refresher course classes promise to be » much more crowded than they were this semester the veterans have registered in s every school of the university about 30 of them are in the school of business administration and 35 in arts and sciences • this latter group includes those taking the pre-medical pre-dental and pre-law courses the new engineering building which is rapidly nearlng completion has ■ attracted 33 of the registration the bee and all present u b ■ tudents welcome these men and women back to civilian life may their time here be both enjoyable and profitable u b graduate assigned to military post lt buehler was formerly stationed in japan honolulu hawaii and okinawa fifth air force japan first lieutenant edward j bueh ler son of mr and mrs edward f buehler 88 north harlem road snyder was recently assigned as assistant chief of staff in the in telligence section of the 310th bombardment wing which is the headquarters for all fifth air force units in the area of osaka a graduate of the university of buffalo where he received his b.a and m.a degrees and was a member of the phi beta kappa fraternity lieut buehler entered the service july 13 1942 and was commissioned april 22 1943 at yale university he arrived over seas february 10 1945 previous to joining the occu pational air force in japan the snyder ofticer was stationed at honolulu hawaii and okinawa he wears the asiatic-pacific theater ribbon with battle stars for the air offensive over japan and the ryuky'us campaign lieut buehler plans to attend — the graduate school at yale uni versity following his discharge from the service newmanites to hold breakfast and communion ail catholics urged to attend nine o'clock mass at st francis de sales church members of the newman club are now looking forward to the communion m*ass and breakfast allien will be held on sunday january 20 at st francis de , ales church on humtjbldt pkwy it northland ave all catholics on campus are urged to attend the 9 o'clock mass and breakfast immediately following in the par sll hall and just in case you've been vondering how to kill time after sums are horrors of the past the newman program committee ias a perfect solution plans have een completed for the square lance which will take place on riday january 25 at the u.s.o lub at 83 niagara square music ill be iprovided by johnny hit oro from 9 to 1 o'clock a good i::ie is promised to all so don't et exams dampen your spirits nd make you a deadheat kvery ne is welcome tickets may be obtained from newmanites or i the norton union counter doris near and the committee is well as jack winters who was aiaster of ceremonies deserve a thank you for all their efforts in making the recent christmas party a success jolly old santa clans paid a surprise visit and distributed lavish gifts to all the evening was a merry ono with dancing hilarious games abundant refreshments and christmas carol singing led by helen sikorski and katherine cretekos the last meeting was held on wednesday january 9 at which a discussion of penance and con fession was conducted preced ing the meeting a dinner was held at norton union in conjunction with the credo and alliance clubs • marvin doc querbach held a post-new year's celebration at the club 719 last saturday how does your head feel now doc calendar for january lan 3 through 12 — examinations in the school of law sn 6 — buenos vecinos meet ing address journeys through uit western mexican sierras ' dr raymond chambers gros venor library 3:30 p.m jan 7 — student brench ameri can pharmaceutical association speaker dr louis sklarow supt thomas indian school hospital 201 foster hall 4:30 p.m exhibition 19th century brit ish poets lockwood memorial library to feb 15 jarl 9 — student zionist meet ing norton hall 3 p.m newman club meeting nor ton hall 8 p.m credo club meeting norton hall 3 p.m american orthodox catholic alliance meeting music room hayes hall 7:45 p.m jan 10 — physics colloquium solution of the schroedinger equation ii mrs helen mon roe 205 science hall 4:15 p.m jan 11 — basketball u b vs fredonia at fredonia s p.m jan 11 12 — comprehensive ex amination for degrees in edu cation jan 12 — basketball v r vs univ of toronto clark gym nasium 8 p m instruction ends in campus divisions schools of education social work nursing and mil lard fillmore college jan 14 — mid-year examinations through 19th in schools of ed ucation social work nursing and millard fillmore college through 24th in all campus di visions 1 jan 16 — american orthodox former u b student attends army college shrivenham england is the site of shrivenham american uni versity a school far g.l.'s oper ated by the army's information and education division the pur pose of the college is to provide courses of college and university grade for troops awaiting return to the u s the faculty picked from american universities and army ranks totals 130 civilian ed ucators and 100 officers and en listed men there are more than 4,000 soldier-students from all 48 states enrolled for the second semester at sau among these is a man from hamburg n y he is > technician fifth grade kenneth herschel son of mr and mrs edward herschel 127 pleasant avenue he is a member of the 334th engineer special service regiment and has been overseas 28 months he was a surveyor and draftsman for the new york central railroad t/5 herschel was a student at clarkson col lege and the university of buffalo all students are required register for 2nd semester registration will take place on wednesday jan 30 between 9:00 a m and 4:00 p m in clark gymnasium i a new procedure for registra tion will be introduced at the start of the coming term all students who are planning to at tend the campus divisions in the second semester are required to register or re-register for he second semester registration will take place on wednesday january 30 between 9:00 a.m and 4:00 p.m in clark gymnas ium the choice of courses and the approval by personnel officers and advisers will take place in the usual manner the necessary printed forms for this purpose may be obtained in the registrar's office this form after being filled out by the student and signed by the appropriate person nel is to be taken as it is to clark gymnasium at the gym the students will be admitted at one door and will exit at the other large signs will be placed at various tables to indicate th several depart ments and the students will be given section numbers in their selected courses their cards will be stamped their names en tered on class rolls and the stu dent's plus the bursar's coupons will be returned to the student they are then able to pay their tuition and complete formal regis tration miss deters the university registrar wishes to urge all stu dents now on campus to obtain their registration forms and com plete preliminary registration im mediately cagers invade fredonia play host to toronto starting line-up uncertain as squad increases facing a heavy week-end the it.l t . b cagers striving for theii second victory of the season play two games in as many days swing ing into action tonight by invad ing fredonia and then returning to clark memorial gymnasium to play host to the toronto blues tomorrow evening there is a possibility that the lineup will be revamped due to an enlargement of the squad the fredonia tus sle seems to indicate a blue and white win but cautions coach rob harrington only on paper this assertion is made in view of the fact that u.b defeated mcmasters university whereas mcmasters had beaten fredonia needless to say the toronto buffalo fray will sparkle with the desire for revenge on the bulls part since they suffered defeat at the hands of the blues in an earlier game concerning the outcome of this battle coach harrington was noncommittal but is willing to state that the score this time will be much different from the first a peek into the buffalo prac tice sessions will reveal man new faces the squad having been augmented by six medical-dental students these boys are doing graduate work and so says coach harrington should be commended for coming out for the team they had been playing in the ymca loop until it was dis banded the squad now numbers seventeen players whereas only a few weeks ago they had dwin dled to nine with the influx of new cagers the competition among the squad itself is heightening the strug gle is now on for positions all of which have been declared open to those most capable of filling them christmas vacation seemed to have little effect on the condition of the team marked improve ment has been shown in both the offensive and defensive play since the opening of the season the zone defense will continue to be used inasmuch as it is too late in the season to make any radical changes in tactics all indications point to the fact that the cagers are in good shape and able to present a formidable foe to any of their opponents why not attend the game to morrow night and give the fel lows some real indication that you're behind them afternoon new time for a ph a meeting for january the student branch of a ph a has decided to moet in the afternoon because this time is probably more convenient for the students who are work ing last monday dr louis sklarow a physician at the thomas indian school hospital in gowanda talked with the students about his experiences there he showed the important of pharmacy to public health and hospital med icine seen dining at the westbrook last friday nite — vilma lavettl and dick zimmerman ivery tete-a-tete continued on page 5 registration day — j january 30 \ if the girl's cloakroom at \ norton becomes too crowded i please use the one downstairs there is an excellent oppor tunity for some aspiring career girl to work on the advertis ing staff of the bee please see chuck percival advertis ing manager trounce toronto