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the bee z-460 volume 24 4g 4 8 buffalo n y october 15 1943 number 3 pan hell outlines rush rules as formuls regin next monday the long-awaited formal rush week starts the sorority parties will take place on the following days monday oct 18 chi omega tuesday oct 19 theta chi wednesday oct 20 sigma al pha rho phi psi friday oct 22 alpha gamma delta saturday oct 23 sigma delta tau sigma kappa these parties are given in or der to help rushees become bet ter acquainted with the sorority girls as most of you know pref erential bidding will take place monday oct 25 from 10:30 a.m to 1:00 p.m the preference cards may be called for in dean mac donald's office where they can be marked and turned in only one ballot shall be cast and that will be considered final these ballots shall be checked with fra ternity preferential lists by the neutral body preference lists may be obtained by the panhellenic delegates from this neutral body at 2:00 p.m on the day of pref erential bidding a silence period will extend from midnight sat oct 23 to 1:00 p.m monday oct 25 for fraternity women the silence period for rushees shall extend from midnight sun oct 24 to 1:00 p.m monday oct 25 this means that they must not speak to other rushees or upper class men or women any rushee breaking panhellen ic rulings will not be pledged for six weeks after the close of for mal rushing to any fraternity to be pledged to a fraternity cumpus chess club to become organized ilome one has finally noticed chessplayers in the norton mge and ha,s decided to do nething about the situation s chess playing talent of the iversity need no longer be jthered in the norton haze \ capablancas and marshalls the campus shall no longer be ered lights in a darkened id yes chessplayers of u shall end their sojourn of curity well if you haven't ssed it well tell you in the future chess at the university of kalo is going to be an organ affair the u b chess club oon going into full swing v when we say chess club new faculty members introduced last week last week a tea was held at norton union for the new fac ulty members of the university who are introduced below in the science department is dr irving w knobloch dr knobloch received his ba and ma at the university of buffalo and his phd from lowa state college he has written several imblications on the flora of our city and of mexico dr knobloch has instructed at u 8 harvard and lowa state now he is back at the university as an assistant professor of biology another handsome addition to the science department is mr gehart r hennig instructor in chemistry mr hennig just came to the u s from germany in 1937 he received his ba in 1940 summa cum laude and his ma in 1941 both from u b he was appointed phi beta kappa and also received a student med al from the american institute of chemists mr hennig expects his phd within the year from columbia university dr paul e civin came to our mathematics department from the university of michigan where he instructed last year he re ceived his ba from u b in 1939 magna cum laude was elected to phi beta kappa and won the sherk memorial prize in mathematics he went to duke university on a fellowship and received phd in 1942 dr civin has been a lecturer at u b during the last year millard fillmore will hold opening dance millard fillmore college is having its opening reception dance tonight it is to be held in the terrace or hotel statler willi gene regan's orchestra all mem bers or m f c and their rriends ; are invited to ittend free of i charge paul kuhn is head of the pro i gram committee and will be as sisted by marion dilliot sonia oliver and robert perrine schol arships will be awarded and m f c s a keys will be present ed to students during the eve ning two midnight oil keys will be presented to members of last year's stuff cadets have been invited so unescorted women need not wor ry ninth wartime commencement held october 11 in its ninth wartime commence ment the university of buffalo conferred twenty-four degrees and certificates at special exercises last monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the ceremony was held in chancellor samuel p capen's office and marked the conferring of twelve degrees of bachelor of arts one diploma in business ad ministration three degrees of bachelor of science in the school of business administration six graduate certificates in social work and two degrees of master of social service the recipients were generally those who had completed their programs during the summer periods for what is believed to be the first time in university history a degree was presented to a soldier who has completed his studies while in service second lieut colin macleod jr of 119 niag ara falls blvd received the de gree of bachelor of science in the school of business adminis tration lieut macleod who lacked fourteen credits of gradu ation when he entered service in the summer of 1942 obtained four additional credits during a recent visit home and the full ten credits that the university provides for military service he is a pilot on a b-24 liberator bomber and is now stationed at biggs field tex he is twenty four and a graduate of bennett high school the list of candidates for de grees follows : campus sudie huwkins get on your murk end in sight for bachelors tomorrow ■sadie hawkins dance ■admission musis wt sadie hawkins will have a i fling h on a day set aside for her to h so for that day u b will pre h pare h by having a dance ah so h rare i october 16th is the night h in our gym that will be just i right i the girls will call lor and b bring back h and the fellows that night tbe i bill will lack i so gals come one and all — i grab a guy and come to the i ball i tomorrow night all the li'l ab 0 ners will no doubt don their 1 track shoes and get ready for i the chase the girls will be right i behind them with the prevalent i scarcity of men the girls will no i doubt have quite a time chair i man jeanne jerge promises all i who attend a super duper eve i ning if girls who planned to at tend with cadets can possibly chase between today and tomor row they are urged to do so since the gym is big and it would be lots better to have a large crowd prizes will be awarded for the best most orig inal costumes so be sure to wetu your mountain clothes p.s — you must wear shoes the dance being reverse thi iris will do lhe calling and thi paying oh happy day perhaps ihe fellows can lie shown how it's really done the dance will be from 2 to 12 refreshments will he served committees are as follows fifteen air cadets cited for top honors capt harold d woodbury commanding officer of the 23rd college training detachment sta tioned at university of buffalo cited fifteen aviation students for honors at the sixth graduation exercises last friday ten were recognized for super ior academic work and five for superior military proficiency and leadership the following capt woodbury announced completed their aca demic work with distinction david g batchelder hiawatha kan bruce carlson jr ameri cus kan ralph goldberg brooklyn n y arthur e king ellis kan paul c kohlman huron so dak fellus p nevel petersburg mich clarence e rein morton 111 clifford w kiebe berwyn 111 howard w schmidt lubbock tex and ber nard n vestel hillview 111 these were cited for drill field skills military bearing consist ent and correct adherence to the rules of military courtesy and willingness to volunteer for spe cial duty admission requirements for sadie hawkins dance saturday october 16th free admission for a couple when both members of the couple are norton i'nion members one member of the couple is a cadet at the university and the other member is a norton union girl one member of the couple i norton i'nion member and the other a non-union member guests 50c a couple when 45c phis tax one member of the couple is registered in a professional school of the university one member of the couple is a cadet ut the university and the other member a non-union girl one member of the couple a member of the millard fillmore students association who can present a membership nerd for ihe academic year 1943 ! i continued on page 2 continued on page 4 continued on page 2 continued on page 3 continued on page 4 continued on page 2 notice ! ! ! ! due to conditions beyond our control many of the girls who have signed up to go to the dance tomorrow night cannot be taken care of out of a group of approximately 500 cadets only 59 showed any interest in going saturday night 102 girls have signed up our hats off to these girls for such splendid cooperation perhaps next time we shall be able to take care of those dis appointed first if any of the girls who have signed up will relinquish their requests it will not be necessary for ua to deliberately cut the list thank you for your help if any girl who has no diite would like to come does female stags will be ad mitted important all workers of the bond booths must at tend a meeting today at 4:00 in the clubroom of norton union ■iocatii ii ' october 21 t i.i : ; song a and n w on tcesday october 19 the student affiliates of the american chemical associa tion will present mr richard craig of national aniline in a gla^s blowing demonstra tion mr craig is an artist in his field and promises to put on a real show all those in ter sted especially physics and chemistry majors are in vited to attend in foster hall room 110 at 7:30 p m this will be the first of a series of lectures by repre sentatives from buffalo iudus by the student tes notices ot future rs will be posted in the various campus buildings buy more war bonds and stamps today news staff meeting on wednesday october 20 at 7 p m
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Collection ID | BUF002 |
| Collection Title | University at Buffalo Student Newspapers |
| Item ID | bee-1943-10-15 |
| Title | Bee, 1943-10-15 |
| Publication Title | Bee |
| Masthead | The Bee Vol. 24 No. 3 |
| Date of Original | 1943-10-15 |
| Month | 10 |
| Day | 15 |
| Year | 1943 |
| 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 1:44:49 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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