, 1926-03-03
UNIVERSITY RADIO
PROGRAM FRIDAY

The first of the regular Univer-
sity of Wyoming Friday evening
radio programs will be broadcasted
from Cathedral Broadcasting Sta
ton X. F. B.. u. (27O meters) ,
Friday evening, March 5th, begin
ming at 8 o'clock. The first pro-
gram will consist of addresses and
musical NUMBERS in the following
order: piano solo, Mabel Darlington,
of the Music Faculty; address, 1.-THE
Relation of the University to its
Owners, the Citizens of Wyoming"
DR.. Aven Nelson, President Emeri-
tus; vocal solo, Francelia French,
of the Music faculty: address, How
High School Week Started and
What Has Happened Since,'' John
Corbett, Director of Physical Edu-
cation, founder of High School
Week in the University of Wyom-
ing piano solo, Miss Babington;
address, 1.-The Campus as Seen in
the Branding Iron," J.. B. Snow,
Editor of the Branding Iron. stu
dent publication; vocal solo, Miss
French; address, Reading Sugges-
tions" Professor V. C. Coulter, head
of the English Department; vocal
solo, Miss French; address, How
Wyoming Talks Them Out of It,"
H. p. Constans, Debate Coach; con-
Guiding remarks by the
Professor Coulter Optimistic
1.-THE young people of the present
Unnarnfinn orn mot oAfno 20 tha
dogs but on the contrary are show
ing more intelligence in meeting
their problems than did the young
people in generations preceding"
says Professor Vincil c. Coulter
head of the Department of English
at the University. Professor Vlncil
Coulter gave vent to his OPTIMISM
during a recent address before the
Cheyenne Rotary Club.
Professor Coulter had as his sub
ject, 1.-The Problem of the Third
Generation and during his talk
he discussed the training received
by the children of the pioneer, the
result of this training when these
children became the second gener-
alton and determination of the
second generation to give its chill
dren all that had been missing in
the culture of the first.
Professor Coulter gave it as his
opinion that the problem of the
Third generation is to find a dis
cipline which has the same charac-
ter building qualities that the lines
Of the first and second generations
possessed. 1.-The frequency of the
failure to find such a cultural dis
cipline." he said, has long been
recognized in the popular wisdom,
1T is only three generations from
shfrtsleeves to shirtsleeves' -.
High School Week Nears
With much early interest being
shown in Wyoming's annual State
High School Week, to be held at
Laramie officials in charge of the
big state event are optimistic in
their prophesis of a record break
ing number of entries in both the
basket ball and academic events.
Within a week after opening the
lists to entries, eleven high schools
had entered and every day is mark
ed by the receipt OF notification of
the entrance of Others.
Student Dramatists Prepare
Members of Theta Alpha Phi, the
honorary society at the State Uni
versity are busy preparing for the
student presentation of Shakes
peare's Romeo and Juliet" The
play will be staged in the new
theatre which is now being built
in the old gymnasium building. AL
though no definite date has yet
been announced, it is certain that
the presentation viii be made be-
fore the middle Of the coming
Spring Term.