Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
N. ]. EXAMINATIONS
|. START WEDNESDAY.
School of Economics and Gov.
eminent Completing Win
ter Term Program.

Examinations for the Winter term
of the School Of Economies and Gov
eminent at National University will
begin Wednesday. and examinations In
the Law School of the university will
start Monday, March II.
The schedule Of examinations In the
Economics School is announced as
follows:
Wednesday-English, government and
political science, international relations
biological science, sociology, psychology
and American biography
Thursday-English III, comparative
government, corporation finance, French
II, money and credit, French I and
business forecasting.
Friday-American history, economics
and European history.
Saturday-English Nv, economic his
tory and jurisprudence and legal his.
tory. ...
Immediately after the Law Schoo'
examinations Saturday the Spring term
at National will begin and several new
courses In both the Law School anc
School Of Economics and Government
will begin.
Luncheon Scheduled.
With an attendance of more than SC
members and guests, the 'intercOl.
legiate luncheon" sponsored by thu
Philippine Columbians OF Nationa
University will be held this Afternoon
at the City Club.
DR.. Charles Pergler. dean OF thu
School of Economics, and Government
and Judge Charles LObinger, professor
of law, will be guests OF honor OF TIL!
occasion. CesariO Farlnas. presiden
OF the club, will preside. The luncheon
will be marked by speeches by TN
guests, including the representatives o.
other colleges in the city. Other In
yited guests are Commissioner ant
Mrs. Pedro Guevara. Director and Mrs
Vicente Bunuan and Maj. and Mrs
Vicente Lin. This Is an annual ANAL
of the club, and each year has seen IN
creasing numbers in attendance.
Dean Harry E. Stone Of the Uni
| yersity Of West Virginia spoke on "Edu
cation In a Democracy" before the an
nual convention of the Sigma M Pm
Fraternity at the Mayfiower Hotel las
night, closing one Of the most successfu
conventions which this national ira
| ternity, founded at National Universal.
in 1908, has held. =.
Delegates from as far west as st
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| as far north as Milwaukee attended tn
sessions. and the only chapters not per
sonally represented were those from tn
Pacific Coast and Canada. Frank L
| Peckam acted as toastmaster ant
| Charles S. Hamel. national president
presided. Many of the delegates ant
quests have remained over for inaugu
| ration.
| law Review Written.
"The Law of Searches and Seizure In
! cident to the Enforcement Of Amend
ment IL to the United States Constitu
| ton" is the subject of an article APP
pearing in the Tennessee Law Review
| by Milton A. Lehr graduate OF ma
| tional University. from which ne hoid
the degree of bachelor OF arts and ais
that Of doctor of juridical science.
Last night members Of the debatin
society In the university discussed tn
possible repeal of the elastic claus
giving the President power to raise o
! lower existing rates OH separate scheo
ules in the Fordney- McCumber bill.
The next debate of Alvey and Mile
societies will be held next Saturda,
when they will discuss the creation OF
| Federal Department OF Education, wit
| representation in the Presidents cab
| met.
The Cy Pres Club will hold Its regu
| lar dinner on March "a at the Women
City Club at $50 pm. Miss Add
Hughes. president. has appointed com
mittee to work out the program 10
that meeting.
Enter Oratoricai Contest.
With the recent announcement tina
National would have q Representative
| in the fifth annual intercollegiate ora
torical contest. students are enrollin
| for the try-out. to be held during tn
| week of March IS under Prof. Ere
Myers. in charge Of debating in tn
| school.
Many parties are being held by vari
Gus organizations at National inciden
to Inauguration day. when all classes g
the university will be suspended.
The quarterly meeting Of the boar
of trustees Of the university has bee
set for the latter part Of March. whe
the chancellor Of the university. d.
Charles F.. Car,si. shall have returne
from q South American trip.
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