Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03
n. u. CANDIDATES
MEET TOMORROW
Regulations for Thesis Work
to Be Outlined by
CaruSi.

Candidates for doctorate degrees at
National University will meet with DR..
Charles F. Carusi. chancellor of the
university, at o'clock tomorrow after
noon in the upper hall. At the con-
ference the requirements for the degrees,
assignment of these and arrangements
for the needed research work will be
discussed. National will insist this year
that candidates publicly defend their
thesis before a special selected COM
mittee of distinguished men. This will
be done in the Spring term of the school
year.
The freshman class has nominated
80 students to fill six possible Offices, so
great has been class politics in this
years class. The election will be held
November IL.
Faircloth Elected.
John G. Faircloth has been elected
editor In chief Of Nationals senior year
book, THE Docket" He Is at present
head of the Mayflower Publishing Co.
and a member OF the National Press
Club. He was graduated from the Uni
verSity Of Georgia.
In an effort to secure a wide diStribu-
ton of the 1880 book Mr.. Faircloth will
call together this week representatives
of all organizations in the school and
request that each appoint student to
represent its group on the stan.
Through this plan he expects to be able
to reduce the price OF the book as COM
pared with last year. Members OF the
School OF Economics and Government
will be asked to enlarge the space previ-
ously allotted to them.
Fall rushing among the fraternitieS
and Sororities at National University
was at Its height last week. The Beta
Chapter Of Phi Beta Gamma held a
Halloween dance at the Arlington Hotel
last night The fraternity recently
Raleigh Hotel at which 80 students were
guests OF the chapter.
william L. Cam. chief justice Of the
chapter, presided and the speakers OF
the evening included Justice Robb OF
the United States Court OF Appeals and
Justice Hatfield of the Court of Custom
Appeals, an honorary member OF the
society.
The omicron Chapter Of Kappa Beta
Pi held tea in the presidential suite
OF the willard. extending invitations
to the woman students at National this
year. A special musical program was
rendered. Included among the guests
were the chancellor of the university
and Mrs. Carusi, Justice Frederick l..
Siddons and Mrs. Siddons, and Miss
Anita Mathews, an honorary member OF
the chapter.
Hold Dance.
Last night the Joseph H. Choate
Chapter of Sigma M Phi held dance
at the chapter house on @ street. at
which q number of specially invited
guests attended. The Alumni Chapter
Of the Sigmi M Phi and other fraterni-
ties In the city had q meeting during
the week and heard Senator Arthur r.
Robinson and George o. Butte, assistant
United States solicitor general.
The moot court heard a grand larceny
case argued by students Friday night.
C. B. Beatty, Henry Herrell and Louis
Mauir represented the plaintiff, while
Samuel Shoppe, Joseph Tancoast and
James Luderdale acted for the defense.
The Alvey Debating Society held
debate last night on the question OF ma
tional representation for the District OF
Columbia. Joseph H. Bowman and Fred
z. Kaufman represented the af1lrma =
tive. while L. B. Cruitt and r. Gold
berg argued the negative.
Last Friday the 20 Filipino students
of National attended an organization
meeting OF the Filipino Columbus. Sew
eral of the students attended the Fill
Pine flag day celebration held last
wednesday.