Evening star., 1922-01-22
COLLEGES.
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.
With the honor constitution still
in the course of preparation, the
| deans have variously expressed them
selves as supporting this movement,
believing it to be matter of student
direction with faculty supervision.
Personal assurance of student sup
port will preserve honesty during the
. examinations in my classes" said
dent council honor constitution Is not
yet finished. but there is no doubt
! that the faculty will have the un-
wavering support of all students in
| their endeaver to deal fairly with
ALL"
Dean Henning praised the students
highly for their desire to maintain
a clean student body themselves. He
asserted that all the faculty were
highly in sympathy with the move
ment and. after the constitution has
been simplified. it would undoubtedly
work as well as the systems in other
universities.
President Hodgkins. like the deans.
| considers the preservation of student
integrity more a matter for the stu
dents than for the faculty "The
honor constitution has many very de-
go into effect after few alterations"
Breaking into print is the thrill
, that comes once into the life of every
STUFF in cold type for the first time
does not fall far short of the acme
of self-satisfactioh. Prof. d. c.
Chace's class in journalism has just
experienced this altogether pleasant
sensation: full page in Sundays
a. nf a GoS hi .,rlx
the entry of this group of young
writer's into the world of news and
the diversity of the material offered
indicates development of the writing
knack along distinctly individual
lines.
The editorial staff for the page
comprised Mrs. NJ. v. Woodley. George
Bond Cochran, Edwin r. Trusheim,
Lillian p. Farnlam. Debbye Jean
Wright, Grace NJ. Womersley, Gladys
E. Phoebus and group of depart
ment editors and other contributors.
The juniors of.the teachers college
held get together" party in the
w. U. c. rooms Tuesday evening. A
constitution written by Betty Ken
Maybelle Bennett and Betty Kendrick
arranged some clever stunts for the
evenings entertainment. one being
an impersonation of the latest school
trick, commonly known as dramatiza-
ton.
The juniors of the teachers college
will hold their next meeting Monday,
February 6. at pm. in the chapel.
The Columbian Debating Society
at its last meeting decided to post
pone the weekly. meeting for the
weeks Of Friday. the Goth and 2?th,
on account of examinations, and the
next meeting will be February g.
TtN< r@
ing will be Resolved. That the
United States should cancel the war
debts of the allies" The speakers
will be announced later.
The president urges every member
to have his picture taken at the ear
Tree. as only few days are left in
which to turn them in for engraving
The election of officers will be Feb
ruary 10 at o'clock.
The varsity team is scheduled to
meet the Temple College girls to-
morrow night at O'Clock at the
Central High School gym. to which
student activity tickets will give ad-
mission. Directly after, the G. w. L.
second team will play the second team
of Wilson team.
With the establishment at George
Washington University Of a chapter
ical fraternity. new honor has been
added to those located here. Lambda
Phi Mu is the oldest of all medical
fraternities and has chapters at the
largest and most famous universities
throughout the world. The George
Washington chapter is to be installed
during this month.
The Hatchet will not be published
during week of examinations. The
next issue will appear February 3.
The largest meeting of the Engi-
neering Society so far this year was
held Thursday night, when DR.. Dant-
zig. research engineer for the S. X. F.
Industries, Inc, delivered a lecture
on ''The Construction and Uses Of Ball
Bearings
A dance committee, composed of
j. c. McNab and NJ. ]. Bussard, was
named to plan dance to be given in
March.