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sion by regularly qualified students
are given full credit In the course.
Glasses meet daily and the schedule
Is 10 arranged that work may be
taken In the early morning or in
the afternoon or = part In the morn
ing and = part in the afternoon.
Beta Chapter. Phi Delta Delta
Women's Legal Fraternity. announces
the pledging to membership OF the
following: Elizabeth NJ Espey, Lucille
X, Fitzgerald. Margaret NJ Heimiller,
Berniece-Jane Hicks. Alice Schhnger.
Edith " Edwards. Dorothy Jackson
and Mildred Thissell.
Epsilon Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi
Legal Sorority. announces the pledg-
Ing Of the following Elizabeth Ben
son. Eleanor M. Brown, Elizabeth
Freudenreich, Ruby H. Moss. Ger
trude L. Poe and Eva j. Troxell
A. q. Summer Program Features.
\ PUBLIC business laboratory, an
institute on inter American re-
lations and seminar on the teach
Ing Of the social sciences are among
the features OF the program for the
American University Summer School,
as announced today by Chancellor
Joseph M. M. Gray and Arthur S.
Fleming, director of the school.
Registration for the school will
begin on June %, and all classes will
begin on June 80. The session will
end on August 7.
The public business laboratory,
according to the university's an
nouncement, is designed to give
teachers and students Of government
and other related social sciences "a
more intimate picture Of the ma
chinery and activities OF the Federal
Government"
The core OF the public business
laboratory will be group conferences
with outstanding administrative ofh-
cials who will demonstrate and ex-
plain the work of their own depart
ments; discuss the problems OF man.
agement and organization with which
they are confronted: and. wherever
practicable. permit the memoers Of
JIlC kIOup W UOtduI y VkSW
Of actual operations.
Preparation for and the interpreta-
ton Of the field conferences and
denominations will be provided stu
dents participating in the project
through class room meetings with four
Of American University's full-time
faculty members who have special
L. h> -
&ration.
twenty-five experts in the field Of
inter-American relations will partici-
pate in the institute which will devote
itself to providing students with the
Information necessary to a better un-
derstanding Of our relations with the
nations on the American Continent
and enable students, through informal
discussions with authorities, to find
answers to innumerable perplexing
problems facing the nations of
America"
The institute will meet on Monday
through Friday from 7:30 to $50
pm, and will be under the direction
Of Dr.. A. Curtis Wilgus.
The seminar on the teaching Of the
social sciences will be under the direc-
ton Of DR.. Leon c. Marshall, author
Of "Curriculum Making in the Social
Studies" and = member of the uni
versity's full-time teaching staf1. DR..
Marshall will give particular attention
to the fundamental simplicities that
Ynderlie the present complex details
Of the social sciences and to methods
Of utilizing this situation in securing
more effective presentation"
In addition to these special features
Of the Summer School program. the
univexsity Is offering q variety Of
courses In the fields Of economics, his
tory. political science and public ad-
ministFation. Work Il also being
Offered In statistics. accounting, gov
eminent correspondence and in public
speaking
Among the special courses In eco
nomics Is one Of the reciprocal trade
~agreements program of the Roosevelt
administration. Another course will
be offered on the history of economic
theories underlying social legislation.
In the field Of political science,
special work will be offered In con-
nection with . course ON the re-