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THE. DAILY SOUT HERN CALIFORNIAN11 ii11weekle4ChiefSditorM gresday.. I .a vvdicine•macytistryMusicatoryjol».»gy•Mi torft Mn ’18le ’II18 7r year $1.00 . 1.753.00:toberAn-ofsailediptionpricelittleare n excase, great-it ears.aving )f the comp-[1 forire tot will e and1 act-is tof lastsenseden of the expense should fall so heavily upon the shoulders of a single class. If each subscriber would have his turn at the lt;*\tra assessment it would be immaterial, but as it is alarge per cent of the Btudents, enrolled In the other colleges, never register as Liberal Arts Juniors, hence escape their share of the burden. We should show our appreciation by increasing the subscription list.Choose l)all ifunbHooseCampaignFactsThe report of the Hoose Campaign Committee brings to our attention the great obligation we. as students, havein this movement. The thermometer is registering a slow but sure progress. Some of the classesare doing much better than others incollecting definite subscriptions. There ought to be considerable class rivalry .a this contest It clt; rtainly lt;ffers an opportunity for real action.The Freshmen seem to be having■ 1 ard tme- to start the thing ing,hut they will probably have a surprise for us next week. We hope, too, that the conscience of the Junior Class will soon become troubled. The Seniors, greatly inspired by theworthy example of the Sophtjffftores,WpS leading the cont^£| lastTwo A—Twin Prts So Cal Jan 21 ckkWednesday Janu lt;ty 20, 4. p. m. Faculty—Previously alt; know lodged* $ 1090.00 \ W. Nylt; MatluldeWack, Charlotte llrowti, Ularencf' Malcom, Samuelhouse, Frank .1 Klingberg, E. von Fingerlin, Myrtle E. Biles, Margaret BoHhwirk, Warren Bovard Total towtt». $#|8v|o;Freshmen —Previously ackti^vl-edged,to date, $5.tf§y-;Sophomores Previously acknowledged, $245.00. Elsie Carlson. C ,B. Carkeek, Verna Buftutn, Tirrell Long.Gertrudef^Wood. William Johnston, Elizabeth Tret he way. ’T6ta|'%8 dl^ifsis.Oo.Juniors $27.50.Previously acknowledged, Ernest Frashefc*Seniors $ 1 00.00.Previously acknowledged, Gladys Toney, Mary Chaffee, Ewing Tribby, Fred H Boss,Ralph T. Goodwin, Harold Prince,- week, have shown a wonderful inter-1 WMiam A. Winder, Kenneth Newell,■ st and are now at the head of thelist, where they should remain. The • acuity are more than keeping their word with the students and the latter are not unmindful. Each week the report will he found on the editorial page and we trust that it shall be watched with much interest.WOMAN’S HONORARY SOCIETY CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY(Continued from page 1)place of honor in the center. Theboard was further ornamented by awreath of violets which surrounded the birthday cake. Beautiful little favors symbolic of the occasion played the part of place cards and souvenirs of the luncheon. *Although the affair was decidedly is in- informal, the members were clad in cap and gown, the graduate members wearing their hoods as a mark of their supreme dignity.F. L. McEuen, Elmer H. Jones, William A. Jepson. Ross Hodson, 11 aliam H. Anderson, O, J. Beneflel, Fred Aden, Mervin E. Oakes. Total to date, $525.00.Graduate Class—Previously acknowledged. $10,00. Lois Ely. Total to date, $15.00.Alumni—Previously acknowledged,$215.00. Mildred Wellborn, Edna G. Bovard, Rowland MeCorkle, E. Guy Talbot. Total to date, $295.00.Not Classified—(Names not properly classified last week appear above.) Previously acknowledged, $246.05 (balance after corrections). M. C. Hettinger, Roy Dowds, Harry Olmstead. Total to date, $311.05. Grand total to date, $3708.55, HUGH C. WILLETT,Secretary. Room 26.TO COMMEMORATE BIRTHDAYOF BELOVED PROFESSOR(Continued from page 1 )her,singa used print-smentitself,foundiptionmder-ClassProfessor Horatio Cogswell will a baritone solo, and Mrs. Roy Malcolm will appear in a whistling solo of a classical nature.Dr. C. H. Lockwood, who has been for many years a close friend and comrade of Professor Hoose, will speak of their experiences together. Doctor Stowell’s address will cover a review of his many years spent in Doctor Boose’s company. Theywere col-•d the [ leagues together back in New York been i before either of them came to our sun*n faire bur-kissed land.Doctor Malcolm will deliver the tribute of the alumni of the University. He graduated in 1906, and since that time has been actively engaged in the History department. Miss Beulah Wright, dean of the College of Oratory, will give a reading appropriate to the occasion.Doctor Hoose, who will become an octogenarian on Sunday, was born at Oobleskill, N. Y., January 24, 1835, and since that time has been connected, inthe capacity of both teacher ami pupil, with about every field of learning and education possible* For twenty years be was president of the New York State Normal School at Cort-landt, N. Y. He has been connected with U. S. C. for a similar period.At this time definite plans for the James Harmon Hoose Memorial Hall will be launched. A full report of this fund may he found elsewhere in this Issue.PROF. lt;REGIProfes of Psyc C. A. \m subject. ligiousportance junction tional siwithout act can emotions tb thetin* indiThereregularProf. ()\ ated.lt;nThe bes in the n27LXLiPThTk5 Hi IFor Bralegs or thing abfit you, may be. if there good po—And for $19.7A. hTAILCT lt;345-7529-7J/2
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Los Angeles Daily Southern Californian
Los Angeles, California, US
Fri, Jan 22, 1915
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