Bee, 1928-05-11

              the bee no 29 vol 8 university of buffalo may 11 1928 university goes over top in joint charities campaign efforts of students and faculty teams deserve praise law school raises largest amount per quota through your valiant efforts the i'niversity team for the fourth succes sive year was able to report over the top at the joint charities victory din ner on tuesilay evening may 8 at the hotel statler the university quota ivtis 5,800 this year and 00 tuesday veiling this amount had been oversub scribed by 2(10 by 1,283 subscribers with a lew scattered reports still to be heard from as was the case last year ihe success of our team was doubtful almost to the time of the dinner but ihe persistent efforts of all team work era right up to the last moment for re porting carried the various units over the lop all student and faculty workers aud lieutenants deserve lie highest com mendation for their unselfish service nnd efforts in this campaign special mention should be made of the work of dean alden of the law school and his associates the quota of the law school was 4 r ll and this unit raised 709 which was the margin approxi mately by which the university team exceeded its quota the leaders of the joint charities campaign as well as the chief of divi lion p have come to depend upon the i'niversity team 110 as one which will always meet its quota and it gave us much satisfaction to be able to report the splendid work of the university in this campaign the amounts raised by the different units of the university team reported at the final dinner are as follows aits college 1,709.20 medicine 2,210.00 i'harmacy 533.00 law 709.70 dentistry 522.00 evening session 307.00 total 5,996.00 annual dinner of pharmacy seniors takes place may 3 eldred c loughborough elected president by class the lasl examination for conditions i'i pharmacy occurs this week the rcnson for delay is the number of con flicts which arc involved care has i n taken not to overload students itli extra compulsory work that will crowd regular assignm ills dr lemon attended the annual din ner of the syracuse-buffalo alumni as ciation last week at syracuse the senior pharmacy class had its annual dinner thursday evening may ■■ at the como restaurant dr hewitt dr lemon mr monell dr 8y and dean gregory were the faculty mem '"•'> present officers were elected to prepare the annual class dinner next ynr this is only the second year that such elections were made the hiss elected kldred c loughborough '- president report on joint charities campaign from pharmacy s l freshmen 151.00 109 seniors 275.00 420.00 average 2.20 faculty $ 58.00 1 clerks 18.00 '•■' janitor's staff 29.00 - floor men 2.00 total 533.00 quota 475.00 blue masquers end year's activities with two plays harrington and vi stanfield shine atjdancing with the presentation of the eli gible mr bangs and modesty the activities of the blue masquers came to an official close saturday spencer goodreds once more demonstrated his finished coaching abilities iu the per formances of the seven students who made up the casts and once again the university is credited with students nf decided ability in dramatic work the honors fur the evening were quite evenly divided " modesty " was smoother and more finely done but the eligible mr bangs made up for this iu its appeal to the young pen pie iu attendance the cast of mod esty " cousisted of lstolle goldberg marvin cohen aud leslie theleniiin — a combination which helped to make this one of the best one-act perform ances of the past four years the eligible mr bangs was done by liod smith and the ladies all will agree that hod is eligible — and howl sup porting him were john fitzpatrick and marion suor as mr and mrs and linda goehle as the highly desirable young thing who actually makes mr bangs ineligible — us a bachelor following the performances the ser enaders played for the dancing eds aud co-eds who at the close of the evening honestly felt that their two-bits had been well invested and that the divi dends were highly desirable bringing the evening to a close was the prize fox-trot in which fully 30 couples vied for honors after several numbers the contestants were narrow ed to two couples — miss delia hanley with orvllle beyer and miss viola stanfield with bob harrington until some future date miss delia hanley and mr orville beyer will be accepted as the prize fox-trotters of the university with vi stanfield and bob harrington running an uncom fortably close second the signatures of the judges here unto appended shall make this official marvin cohen chairman william k root william lewis willard downing a great deal of credit for the sue cess of the affair is owed to jack felnsinger whose promotion work brought an attendance of 300 people and to martha beschel who with her committees added immeasurably to the excellency of the plays prominent senior receives fellow to northwestern word has just been received from northwestern university that edward 1 carroll of the college of arts and sciences has been awarded a grad uate fellowship in the field of eco nomics ed was graduated at east aurora high school in 1923 when he received scholarships to notre dame and the university of buffalo he came to i of b in 1924 and has been with us for four years in extra-curricular activities ed dis tingulshed himself quite as well as seholastieally he was a member of the debate team aud was instru mental in making the trip possible he is also connected with the bee inter fraternity council and various other organizations in september carroll will take up his work at northwestern with the in tention of obtaining advanced degrees and eventually going into the field of teaching keys awarded for participation in school activities few r eceive highest award for extra curricular work on saturday may sth in the audi torium of edmund hayes hall the various keys and awards were made by dr c h thurber these keys are given each year to different students for participation in extra-curricular ac tivities of the university all who are thus honored may feel justly proud of their work and well repaid for the time which they spent in earning their award keys wero given to the bison edward j farris editor-in-chief 1928 lucille whitney art editor 11128 jean wallace literary editor 1928 fixing flyman circulation mgr 1928 ethel hoffman staff 1928 ed wi n sy st alf 1928 clarice spurborg ad mgr renewal the bee walter g stroman editor-in-chief 1928 karl 1 mcgrath managing editor 1928 a grace teeter news editor 1928 fd j carroll business manager 1928 anthony j priore cir mgr 1928 a scott brent sport editor 1928 louis farris special feature renewal the iris a scott brent service 1928 charlotte rains service 1928 grace keller advertising mgr 1928 everett flinc.hbaugh cir mgr 1928 ralph elliott photography mgr 1928 anne alethe gould service 1928 henry lenz business manager 1928 esther hill service 1928 charles n veigel service renew ul gertrude van ostrund service renewal debating women clarice sparberg mgr women's debate team 1928 men melvin weig 1927 28 edward carroll mgr men's debate team 1927-28 morris opler renewal dramatics marion m suor president 1928 estelle goldberg vice-president 1928 mae tabor secretary 1928 music men's glee club everett j flinchbaugh 1920-27-28 clifford chase 1920-27-28 donald g tudd 1920 27-28 milton s cohen 1920 27 28 farl 1 mcgrath manager 1920-27-28 alfred brim renewal joseph dempsey renewal women's gi.ki club doris bender 1920-27-28 eloise campbell 1920-27-28 jessie hammond 1920-27 2s phyllis m porter 1920-27-28 marguerite g hanne . 1920 27 28 kathryn mayer 1920 27-28 ruth redilicliffe 1920 27-28 margaret l holmes 1920-27-28 ethel m rose 1 920-27-28 jean wallace 1920-27-28 ruth barnes renewal estelle goldberg renewal eleanor morris renew al anne marie sauerlander renewal orchestra living schachtel director 1928 chess moe rabinowitz 192s shingles bison bruno i schutkeker staff 1928 campus calendar monday may 14 sorority and fraternity night tuesday may 15 — 11:20 a.m — convocation e h hall auditorium thursday may 17 — 11:00 a.m — cap and gown program women s lounge e hayes hall 8:00 p.m — blue masquers election alumni club university joins school of international studies school opens yearly from july through to late september honor gives university much added prestige it has recently been announced that the university of buffalo has beeu of ficially affiliated with the geneva school of international studies with which dean park has been connected since its founding the school is uuder the direction of mr alfred zimmer a man well kuowu to the students of our university it is in session from july through sep tember of each year and is open to students from all over the world at the fourth session which took place iu the summer of 1927 there were in at tendance 355 students from 30 couu tries and 130 universities of whom 184 were of graduate rank the nverage period of residence was oue month since the school is ruu upon euro pean methods it already bus the sanc tion of european universities in order that american students may receive credit in america for their work at the school it is desirable that it be spon soied by some american university which will arrange a system of grant ing credits in semester hours that can then be transferred to other american colleges through the efforts of dean park the university of buffalo has be come that official american sponsor but this entails no financial obligation this honor will mean much added prestige for the university the fol lowing extract from a letter by mr zimmer to mr charles p howland of the american executive committee of the school shows his attitude toward the university and the sort of publicity which the incorporation of the school will cause to be spread about the uni versity both here and abroad i now fully understand that it is desired as a part of a general policy now being adopted in america and as a security for donors of mouey that the school should form part of a corporate institution " this was not clear to me before i had understood that it was felt that the school should not continue as a one-man venture but 1 had every reason to believe that the transference of responsibility to a carefully selected body of trustees would meet this ob jection both sir arthur salter and i now realize that such an arrangement is not considered sufficient i therefore willingly accept the suggestion put for ward by dean i'ark for the incorpora tion of the school in the university of buffalo with which 1 have close links not only through the association with dean i'ark himself lull from repeated visits to the university for the spirit arts upperclassmen win moving-up day meet by big margin coplar defeats^former titleholder to break record displaying much versatility the arts school champions of three past years again proved to be victors in the an nual clash for the moving-up day trophy awarded by beta pi rho fra ternity in spite of bitter weather and a knifing wind which swept across tho amherst street field of nichols three new records were established coplai of arts cut more thun six seconds from the mile record formerly held by ciesla of dentistry by circling the distance in 5:4 harrington of the freshmen who were entered as a unit justified the pi isoa of coach niel by leaping 20 ft 0 inches in the broad jump the law school with a three-man track team accredited itself nobly buriuan proved king of sprinters by winning the 100-yard dash aud 220 while his teammate gibbs annexed the premier laurels in high jump and high hurdles messing of arts reeled off a victory by taking the pole vault and low hurdles totals were arts 48 law 10 aits freshmen 21 uents 3 pharmacy 0 summary 100-yard dash — first heat barman law first elliott arts second time 10.4 second heat geib arts frosh lirst farris arts second time 11:4 third heat mitchell phar first urent arts second time 11:1 final heat burman first elliott second mitchell third time 11 flat 220-yard dash — first heat burman l first buckley phar second time 25 flat second heat mitchell phar first tlensel arts frosh second time 24:1 final heat burman first heusel second mitchell third time 23:2 equaling record formerly held by koh ler of aits 120-yard low hurdles messing a first gibbs l second hoffman arts frosh third time 15:1 120-yard high hurdles gibbs l first messing a second hoffman i arts frosh third time 18:3 110 yard run feinsinger a first continued on page 2 col 1 mr v laughlin addresses moving up day assembly the moving-up day assembly was oponed with several orchestra selections by the u b serenaders under the di rection of irving schuctel mr v laughlin spoke in behalf of tin boost eis club which is an alumni organization that boosts all the activ ities of the university especially ath letics he said that most all other schools have had the same difficulty namely lack of support and interest in the games the alumni are willing to aid and co-operate if the students will do their part mr laughlin spoke of the freshman teams and suggested that the freshmen be trained so that the teams will be improved in the fu ture the organist from shea s buffalo theatre mr grierson played three or four popular selections , dr thurber said a few words about the new leaders of the various clubs and organizations for next year cap and gown members were announced and then he gave out the keys for the bison men's glee club women's glee club bee debate iris dramatics and chess dean macdonald awarded ! the women's athletic letters and nu 1 rals bison staff elects george buchwald as editor-in-chief tom moran named to office of art editor at a recent meeting of the bison staff the officers for the year 1928-29 were chosen the honor of editor-in-chief was con felled upon mr george c buohwald mr buehwald has worked on the bison staff during the past two years and is very capable of carrying out the policy followed with such sue cess this past year mr buehwald is supported by a very efficient staff all of whom have had considerable liter ary experience the complete list of officers are as follows editor-in-chief george c buehwald literary editor jean wallace advertising manager delviu hervey business manager irving h man art editor ... tom morau circulation manager nita goldberg continued on page 3 col t