Bee, 1928-09-28

              the bee vol 9 university of buffalo september 28 1928 no 2 carrick looks to successful season for gridiron squad team rounding into form for edinboro college conflict many veterans show up for daily practice with the opening football game of the season only one week away th liisuns are rapidly rounding int shape drill in the fundamentals ha now been augmented by light scrim mage designed to coordinate the men into a smooth working eleven coach carrick though encouraged by the showing of the squad urges the men to prompt and regular attendance at every practice session as the time is necessarily short in which he can whip the team into prime condition strenuous efforts will be the rule dur ing the next few days as the buys are all striving to get into the initial eon test the spirit of the university is de pendent upon the loyalty of the stu dent body toward the activities which arc carried on and without such spirit activities will soon die a natural death in the case of football the loyalty of the men who play the game is unques tioned for they give up a great deal of time in an endeavor to bring fame to the university they also take a great many hard knocks and run the risk of injury asking no personal rec ognition but only a display of loyalty on the part of the student body to the best of its ability this loyalty can be shown by attendance at every home football game it is a regrettable fact that in the past such support has been tacking but it is hoped that this year the slu dents will become infused with the new spirit which has caught the team anil will turn out anil do their part to help the football team become one worthy of the university the support given to the gridiron warriors should not be less than that accorded to the basketball team so there should be a crowd that will overflow the grandstand at rotary field to see the kick-off next saturday the blue and white gridders will face edinboro state teachers college the indications are that the game will be a hard fought tussle as last year edinboro made the enviable record of having been defeated only once the bisons will have no easy time in down ing them so be on hand to cheer for them now let's go help the team beat edinboro everybody out to make 1928 a big year for football at the univer sity of buffalo annual tennis tournament for women holds interest the annual women h tennis tourna ment at the university is an import ant part of cold athletic activities each year a host of tennis enthusiasts participate in the tournament in an effort to win the phi'lp becker goetz trophy donated by mr goetz and 100 points toward their athletic letter the present champion dorothy clay man is attending the university of michigan this year and will not be here to defend her title therefore there should be double interest and keenness on the pait of those who wish to achieve fame in the tennis field teams for the inter-class tournament in the spring arc to be chosen from participants in the present fall tourney if you think you can hit a ball straight sign up for the tournament on the poster at hayes hall helen schmidt manager will give more de tails later miss adamson is latest addition to university faculty french teacher has received numerous awards chancellor s i capeu announced the appointment of miss eileen adamsuii in a in t'leucn who is u graduate 01 trinity college i diversity of dili nn ireland having matriculated from i;nniskiileii collegiate college miss auamson entered tne department ot ivto<iein languages which she complet ed with highest honors in october uhi she was awarded a senior exln onion which corresponds to honors woik in english colleges on the re sults of the li iiit l freshman examina tion and in may 19u0 she achieved the highest honor open to undcigrad uates by being elected scholar of the university in october of the same year miss adamson followed up the distinction by graduating with the de gree of senior moderator gold med allist which also entitles her to the degrees of b a and m a conse quently the board of the university awarded her a traveling scholaiship tenable at heidelberg university and the sorbonne where miss adamson continued her studies until june 1!)2s registration at business school greatly increased the registration of the school of business administiat inn has inricaseil greatly over thnt of last year there were one hundred students eurolleil by september i!sth including those who have transferred with advanced stand ing from other colleges many arts upperclassnien have recognized the value of the courses offered to the ex tent that some of them are dividing t hoi r time equally between business and arts courses a very noticeable air of enthusiasm pervades all the classes anil the faculty have contributed a friendliness that is resulting in a rapid giowth of student loyalty to the school and its ideals three new required courses have been added to the curricula for this year their titles are self-explanatory in keeping with the general policy of the office there is fiist an introduction to the analysis of business data by professor burton required of all fresh men and those sophomores who have not taken it then there is a junior required course in industrial rela tions given by mr david adic pin ally the seniors must take the course in public utilities and transporta tion offered by professor suinner the other courses include almost every phase of business relations besides pro viding a cultural background which is nvaluable this splendid beginning points to a still more successful future and the reputation of the university will be en hanced in a new way by the graduates of this newest school which is only in its second year university women's club entertains freshmen girls the women's club of the university entertained the freshman girls at a luncheon wednesday sept :.'(>, at 12:30 in the women's lounge this was the official opening of the lounge as well us the first meeting of the women's club and a record number of girls at tended after luncheon was served a short pnoota of welcome was given by mar garet holmes vice-president of the club who then introduced the leaders of the various women activities all the members of the organization acted as hostesses miss reid returns after long leave to teach history helen dwight reid assistant pro fessor of histoiy has returned after two years leave of absence during which she studied abroad and in wash ington as holder of the 2,0u0 penfieh traveling fellowship from the univer sity of pennsylvania the only woman to whom this honor has been awarded miss reid received the m a degree f i oin harvard in ilii'l and is now completing her thesis for the ph d in international law at harvard professor lieid spent several months in exhaustive search among the diplo matic archives of the department of state in washington discovering some important documents shedding new light on certain phases of american foreign policy such as our early re lations with turkey and our interests in panama the state department instructed various american embassies abroad to assist miss reid in obtaining access to the diplomatic archives of the coun tries concerned thus iacilitating her research by not only eliminating some of the usual delay and red tape but by opening to her records not usually accossable interesting and valuable data were found at london paris rome brussels berne the hague etc miss bold also spent several months at geneva attending both the june and september sessions of the league council the entire session of the as sembly and the meeting of the im portant league commissions such as that on disarmament besides this she was privileged to attend the three power naval conference united states gieat britain and japan held last year at geneva during her stay nt tin hague she was able to study the functioning of the world court at close range and heard that eminent body lender a decision — the last one in which di john bassett moore who was the only american justice par icipated professor reid has recently collab orated with claude bowers editor of the new york evening world and au thor of jefferson and hamilton and party battles of the jackson era in writing the life of william bvans for the knopp series of lives of the secretaries of state 767 students registered at arts and sciences the registration of the university of buffalo us reported by miss deters registrar of the university on sept l 1028 is as follows college of aits and sciences 7<!7 school of business administration 111 school of dentistry rj school of medicine 278 school of law 218 kvening session 843 school of pha rinacy 14 total registration 3,350 the registrations of the college of aits and sciences and of the evening hellion are still being increased ,*^/*\, campus calendar friday september — v a a week end party at forty acres begins monday october 1 — sororities and fraternities night tuesday october 2 — 10:30 a.m — convocation auditorium kdmund hayes hall b:bo'p.m v b club glee flub rehearsal central y m c a wednesday october 3 — women's club — freshman party women's lounge kdniund hayes hall football rally to be held in auditorium tuesday captain drumstra and squad to be present at meeting try outs for cheerleaders will also be held a football rally will bo hold on tups ilay october i at 10:30 o'clock in the auditorium kull arrangement for this gathering have been turned over to tho student council for the purpose of arousing interest for the edinborough game the members of the team lead by their captain stanley drumstra will be present and it is hoped that the en thusiastic cheer rally given them will surely send them off to a victory in their first game next saturday there will also be presented several surprise numbers the arrangements of which are at time of edition not com plete as an added feature the selection of more cheerleaders will be made this will be done in the form of an elimina tion contest with the student body act ing as the judge every man who has had previous ex perience in this line should participate and others who feel that they can lead h"ots are urged to participate each contestant is to lead two cheers these may be repeated until he is satisfied with the response all those interested should hand their names to the editor of hie bee and before the rally these men will draw for the order of appear anee anyone called from the audience will take his place after the others this is necessary because if there are ton cpntestants the ones nt the pnd of the list might find some difficulty in obtaining response from the group the students will vote by ballot anil the cheerleaders will elect their own director if there is time a selection of a student song leader will also be made prominent alumni leaves to assist hurricane stricken miss ballotin goes for local red cross ass'n among the workers enrolled in re habilitating the hurricane swept dis tricts of florida will he miss freda ballotin former student at the univer sity of buffalo miss ballotin s serv ices were requested by national head quarters of the red cross with whose local chapter she has been connected for more than a year and she expects to leave at once to assist in the stricken areas miss ballotin was a student at this university for four years receiving her b a degree with the class of 27 while on cumpus she was prominent in all activities and during her last year was listed as one of the outstanding seniors of her class she was active in basketball and baseball 24 and 2f belonged to the dramatics society of which she was secretary in 20 and took part in several plays she was a member of the bee staff and became feature editor in 27 she was a mem ber of the girls glee club and also belonged to muse and masque hon orary literal y society while still at school miss ballotin was especially interested in social serv ice work and did a great deal of vol unteer service in this field upon graduation she became enlisted as a branch service member of the local chapter of the american red cross whose representative she is to be in the florida expedition miss ballotin is a member of sigma delta tau sorority second tryout for u of b serenaders set for monday eve anyone who can play an instrument is urged to come out and try out for the r of b serenaden next monday night in the auditorium of edmund hales hall at s o'clock this is a leal opportunity foi musicians anil it offers some real experience plus pocket money the first tiyouts were held last mon day at the above-mentioned time and place under the direction of lei thelle maun about twenty musicians re sponded and went through their paces with the hand however it is be lieved that there is plenty more talent throughout the university that was not represented the try-outs next mon day will be held as an opportunity for those who failed to respond to the first call among the candidates who respond ed to the filst call are men who have played in well-known orchestras throughout the city and if past per formances mean anything the were naders ought to have their best year so far and ought to work up a real big-time dance band freshmen girls entertained by panhellenic association the freshman girls were entertained by tho pnnhellenio association thurs day beptember 7 at tho first of the scries of teas to bo given this fall it was the second social function of the year to be held in the women's lounge and a great number of girls attended phi psi phi sigma sigma ami sigma kappa wore the hostess sororities and with the aid if the other sorority girls the guests were well entertained the purpose of the tea was to help the dpperelaai girls to become acquainted with all the freshmen girls it was quite evident that this is exactly what was accomplished sophs and frosh to clash in first rush saturday at game next saturday between the halvoi of the football game the sophomores will have their first opportunity to mo vhnt the yearlings look like in the first rush of the season keen rivalry is looked for nnd the leaders of the classes are urged to have their hands in readiness for the struggle a tie-up is planned in which every man conies prepared with a piece of rope ami lots of strength the object is for classes to tie hands and feet of as many of their opponents as possible and cany them off the held neediest to say the side with the most men tieil up loses this year the student council togeth er with the physical education depart ment will supervise class rushes mr neil has kindly offered to help the council to promote these encounters be tween the freshmen and the sophomores instead of one or two rushes and frequent encounters on the campus and off the campus it is the desire of the council and the adminisf ration that the classes store up their energy anil jot down little black marks against one an other so that tin rushes will lie worth while varied contests will l.e offered as they an wanted a tie-up a flag rush push ball tug of war and others are huggeited both sides are urged to turn out for the rushes to keep up the reputation nf their classes notice meeting of bee staff mon day 12:20 edmund hayes hall 190 all members of staff and all new candidates are expected to be there wanted three assistant managers for football team report to marvin cohen any afternoon at polo field