Evening journal., 1921-12-10
Women s College Notes
University of DeldtOdre)
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

The professors seem to have found
last week an ideal week for tests.
In Psychology the matter has been
varied little. The class has been
studying how to give tests to other
people. These tests are the Benet-
simon intelligence tests and the
rroup tests given to the American
soldiers during the war. Miss Agnes
Snyder has already given the Fresh
men some OF these tests. The Psy-
chology class will take test in
moral Judgment soon. The test OF
this kind. which was given once be-
fore showed no double standard be-
tween men and women. The girls
however blamed more severely and
praised more highly than the boys.
on Wednesday morning the stu
dent body elected the chairman Of
the Disarmament Club Miss Ruth
Weihe '22 was chosen to fill this Of
fee. These clubs are the first effort
Of the students Of America, acting
as a whole to make their influence
felt in the deciding OF great issues.
Each club will carry on discussion
meetings and have outside speakers
to stimulate interest The chairman
Of each club will meet with the
chairmen OF other colleges In the
state to elect a State chairman. me
state chairman will elect a regional
chairman. The chairmen Of the five
regions will serve as the National
AdminiStrative committee. President
Emeritus Charles w. Elliott OF Har-
ward is honorary chairman OF the
organization. Mr.. John Rothschlld OF
harvard is acting executive chair
man General Nathan w. Mac
chesney Of the University Of Mich
igan has been made treasurer No
time has yet been set for the cluh
meeting at the Women's College
one chapel period each week has
heen suggested but no definite con-
Illusion has been reached.
The Glee Club held its usual
weekly meeting on Wednesday eve
nine. Christmas music Is the ehiei
musical interest at present MISS
wilcox has been practicing Christ
mas carols in chapel all during the
week. The Christmas spirit has been
increasing during the week. More
sewing is in,svidcnce and much tam
of edo you think she would hNe
thisg" has been going on.
Tho snow has driven the gym
classes indoors. The Freshmen arc
hcinr Initiated into the mysteries o.
summing over the horse. prone fall
Inc and walking the ladder. a rea
rvnonasium with much real appar'
st,s is ono OF the dreams Of the col
lege girls.
ne,t was the chapel speaker for the
first time this year on THURSDAY
morning. DR. Vaughn's talks IN pre-
v,ons wears have always been OF
some tonic of current interest In th'
ooiitical world. This talk he sai'
was divided. like all gaul, into tire
narts The FIRST part was story II
i,stratine community spirit agains
ind,vidualism. The individual ende
The argument by burying the oea
dog instead OF tho hatchet IN I'M
case and giving party to the com
n,uoitv The second part was IN
snewers 10 current events whic
showed the great need Of the stud
OF current events in the school. SOM
NJ the answers we're that Samue
C.onpers is a poet Lloyd George IL
txire Of Ireland. Senator Lodge Is
secretary Of War, Chief Jusnc'
unrhes is Secretary TO BX-Presiaehl
wilson. The general average oi
tests taken was only 449. DR.. Vaughn
said that no democracy need eNpeel
clear thinking at election time il
ceonle do not read intelligently a.
other times. The third part Of th'
Ialk was a number OF Chinese pro
Vo,hs some OF them we're; "A mar
thinks ne knows but womal
knows better" "Only lmbeciie
want credit for the achievements o
their ancestors" No image make
worships the gods, he knows whe
thev are made or" III you bow
all. bow low
Madam Inouye. dean OF the d
nartment OF home economics at u
coilore for women in Tokyo, Japa
was the guest Of the college at d
ner on Thursday evening. Mada
Inouye Is representing the wom
4of Japan at the disarmament co
ference. She is also intending
study the educational system OF {
United states. She Is pleading
an equal chance Of all the chiidr
ta6 over the world. The girls had