Evening star., 1924-11-16
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At NATIONAL j.
Students in Political Science
Form Organization Under
Prof. Schulz.

Prof. George J. Schulz, professor of
political science. whose lectures at
National University on Mondays and
Saturdays have been attracting large
numbers for the past few weeks,
plans to organize a political science
club for more detailed study of the
subject than is possible to have dur
ing the short lecture periods. The
members will include students in the
classes of Prof. Schulz. Prof. Freder-
ick p. Meyers. who teaches political
parties, and Or. Albert II. Putney,
professor Of constitutional law. Any
other student particularly interested
in the subject of political science and
whd is not enrolled In one of these
three classes Will also be eligible.
The plan In detail will be an.
nounced by Prof. Schulz as soon as
arrangements for the organization of
the club are completed. The idea of
the club was formulated after repeat
ed requests by the students for some
organization of that kind. Prof
schulz began when school opened
with an ordinary size class. and the
number has increased rapidly up to
the present time, and 1t is now one
of the largest classes In school. Num-
bers of visitors are present in the
classroom at the lecture hours. The
plan for the organization Of the Po-
litical Science Club met with unani-
! nous approval of tho students and
visitors Monday when II was an.
nounced by the professor. Regular
meetings will he held, officers ap
pointed, and Prof. Schulz Will direct
a detailed study Of political science.
interspersed with lectures and round
table discussions. Or. Whitney and
Prof. Meyers will also lecture to the
club.
W j. Byrne was recently appointed
to the editorial staff of the National
University Law Review by the ed
itor- in chief.
Dcbntcrs Attract Attention.
The debates which are being held
on Saturday nights are attracting
much attention, and are being well
attended by the public. The Miller
Debating Society had for it's subject
a the last meeting, Resolved, That
Capital Punishment Should BE Abol-
ished" u. j. Fuqua is president Of
the Miller Society.
The annual hop Of the Phi Beta
Gamma Legal Fraternity will be held
at wardman Park Hotel tomorrow
night, and Will be the biggest dance
sponsored by National University
II
Chapter will be joint host. w. T.
Geier is chairman Of a special social
committee in charge of arrange
| ments. The chief justice. J. II. Whit
tington. is supervising the work of
the various committees. Others on
the social committee are Randolph :.
Collins, Hugh Craig Bickford. Mi
chael J. Lane. Joseph A. Giovanni,
George S. Spalding and George w.
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| tended to members OF other National
University fraternities and numbers
| of Georgetown students are also eX-
pected. Phi Beta Gamma Legal Fra
ternity has one of the largest mem
berships of fraternities at either uni
versity. Among the guests OF honor
at the hop will be the newly tpi-
tIated members of the National Uni
versity Chapter who became members
of the fraternity last night.
Arrangements are being made for
one of the largest dances of the
school year to be held Saturday night,
December {, at the City Club, under
the joint auspices of the freshman,
junior and senior classes. Each class
has appointed social committee to
help in the arrangement of the affair.
The three class chairman are: Senior
class, Lee Denton: junior class, Al
las Seeley. Each year a series of
dances arc given by the entire stu
dent body.
start Drive for Publication.
Miss Loyola NJ. Coyne. circulation
manager of the National University
Law Review, has appointed a corps
of assistants to aid in the drive that
is being launched to enroll every
student in the university as 4 sub
scriber 10 the publication.
Phi Beta Gamma Legal Fraternity
Of National University held its first
initiation Of the school year recently
at the new Phi Beta Gamma club
house on the Potomac River near
Cabin John Bridge. Those initiated
were: Andrew L. Herlitz. II. T. *.
Cochran, NJ. X. Knots, Q. A. Trampe,
B. r. Wilbur, J. V. McHugh. f. w.
Trapp and J. o. Franks. After the
initiation the house committee serv-
ed hot lunch and final plans were
discussed for the entertainment to
be given at Wardman Park hotel
tomorrow night. The house com
mittee is composed of W. T. Geier,
chairman; Joseph A. Giovanni, Ran
dolph S. Collins and Hugh Craig
Bickford. John II. Wilmington is
chief Justice of the fraternity. An
entertainment in the form of a BAN
quet or smoker is to be given at
an early date in compliment to the
new members. Plans for this are
in charge of the social committee
and will be announced by them when
completed.
Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity held a
| meeting Wednesday night at which
a number of men were pledged. A
definite date for the initiation has
not been set Arrangements are be-
| ing made for smoker.