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Seattle nivU ersity ScholarWorks @ SeattleU The peS ctator 3-8-1940 Spectator 1940-03-08 Editors of The pS ectator Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator Recommended Citation Editors of The peS ctator, "Spectator 1940-03-08" (1940). The Spectator. 133. http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator/133 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The peS ctator by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. SPECTATOR Z— Boo ■ ■ "■" l VOL. VII.— No. 18 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MARCH 8, 1940 4 Staff Will Hold Frosh Offered Dr. Stephan Pan Students Italian Dinner Aegis Scholarships Speaks to Group Great Success f'BanquetInMay Hold Monthly 'TopOf Twelve Will Be Given Religious Tolerance Is Say Committee Announces Office Stressed In Lecture Assembly Will Cetebrat, Last Sunday, March 3, was the Staff AlumniOfficers With the approach of spring, "It is indeed an honor to speak On Friday, March 1, the regular date of the fifth annual Italian Achievement one's fancy turns not only to to those who are interested in.In- monthly student body assembly was Dinner at the Casa Italiana. Today Of thoughts of love, but more im- ternationalRelations, for the study held at the K. of C. hall. the dinner is but a pleasant mem- thoughts is my — 1940YearBook Will Be Elected portant, to of scholar- of International relations Entertainment for the meeting ory a social event never to be ships for next year. From the of- hobby," saidDr. Stephan Pan, sec- was sponsored by the Aegis staff. TuPin, forgotten, according to those who Those in charge of the 1940 fice of Father McGoldrick S.J.. retary to Bishop at an ad- A series of skits, written by Bill Seattle College Alumni Associa- Studies, College attended. Aegis are doing things in a big College, Dean of comes the official dress to a group of stud- Pettinger and Jack Terhar, were tion will meet at Seattle that Seattle College ents last Monday. This dinner was sponsored by way. Plans are now being made Broadway Thurs- announcement enacted for the enjoyment of the andEast Marion, will offer twelve scholarships for to have a big celebration for the day, March 14, at 8 o'clock to elect Speaking on "The Catholic student body. The skits were pre- the Mothers' Clubs of Seattle Col- the academic year of 1940-41. China," declared lege Prep successful achievement of the 1940 new officers and discuss plans for Church in Dr.Pan sented in the form of representa- and Seattle School. The year book. The banquet that is to Two of the scholarships will be "the Chinese believe that each one tions of the different sections in clubs' committees, under the able be held in May will be for mem- given to the person with the high- has the right to choose his or her the Aegis. Some of the sections direction of Mrs. Arthur Sauvin, bers of the Aegis Editorial and est grade on an examinationin the own religion. There are often sev- depicted were; the faculty, classes, are to be commendedfor their fine Business staffs. following subjects; high school eralreligions practicedin onefami- advisory board, Gavel club, Mo- work. Mr. William Smith's men's Eligibility Banquets English, U. S. History, and Civics. ly, one being a Buddhist, another ther's club, Sodality, Spectator, committee also deserve praise for For Taoist, Methodist, Eligibility to attend this ban- These are tuition scholarships for a a third a and sports and the radio program. the work they did to make the din- quet will be based on the commit- one year and only Freshmen stud- a fourth a Catholic. Among those who participated in ner a success. chairmen judging the amount ents are eligible. Examinations are "Chinese are tolerant because the dramatizations were Bill Mil- Dinner a Success tee they — of accomplished by each open to bothmen and women stud- have a sense of universal bro- ler, Betty Kumhera, Peggy Reb- And the dinner was a success work therhood," Pan continued, "and committeemember. Business staff ents. The date for examinations Dr. hahn, Maryalice Geyer, Bill Pet- a HUGE success both socially and requisites are as follows: Adver- is May 10, 1940 and will be held to illustrate this point, Iwould like tinger, John Deignan, Lucy Sav- financially, according to Mrs. Sau- tising Committee, $25.00 or more at some convenient place. to quote Confuucious, who seems to age, Jack Terhar, Bob O'Gorman, vain. More than 1400 people were worth of ads solicited; Circulation Other scholarships are to be of- be quitepopularin Americatoday." and Bill Kelly. It was announced served Sunday, a large increase Committee, 25 books sold and mo- fered in the field of music. One Confucious Says that 20 additional pages will be over the 300 served at the first Confucious, ney turned in; Patron Committee, EDWIN J. McCULLOUGH of them is a piano scholarship "To quote the— real added to the 1940 edition of the Italian" Dinner 5 years ago. The Confucious Say 'Nothing can be Aegis. urged 3 or more patrons sold and mojiey the Annual Homecoming banquet which is open to Freshmen stud- Al Plachta one and dinners have grown in popularity collected. ents. Winners will be decided by compared to the joy of having one all to place their subscription for and likewise Seattle College has to be held in the latter part of come a distant land.' More- yearbook possible. This is an Incentive for Seattle May. an audition under the direction of from the as soon as grown. To quote Fr. Peronteau, co-operate and Mr. Walter Aklin. Mr. Aklin is over, the Chinese, contrary to Bob Hiltenbrand, production .S.J., "attending this dinner was College students to Pres.Edwin J. McCullough urges popular opinion, whole-heartedly the suc- a teacher in the music department have no prejudice manager of, "You Can't Take It furthering a Christian cause, a work for all alumni to be at this important to foreigners or things foreign, for cess of the 1940 Aegis. help plans of the College and a graduate of With You," winter dramatic pro- greater Seattle College." meeting to formulate in the years 1400 to 1500, the im- Meeting for the future activties of the as- Conservatory of Zurich, Switzer- duction, requested the support of Food was consumed at this land. This scholarship was won perial court hired foreign mission- all students in the sale of tickets dinner in Circulation meetings are held sociation. aries philosophers to teach the almost unbelievable Room 7 at 12:10 last year by Marialice Geyer. and as the profit will be turned over amounts. An incomplete report every Tuesday, princes and other nobles of the noon. Violin Scholarship Offered to the student body treasury. shows that there was over 600 scholarship [court. A great many of these early pounds meat, Advertisingmeetings everyWed- RomansMayBeDead A for violin willalso Irish, spoke of three sacks of to missionaries, mostly potatoes spagh- nesday, Room 7 at 12:10 noon. be offered Freshmen students. fluently, much bet- and six crates of This is a new scholarship under Chinese quite etti used. addition, there were "Seattle College students who Isn't speak English," Drama New In But Latin Koker, ter than I Dr. Pan large quantities salami, green are worthy of working on the the direction of Mr. Erick went on, Chinese an easier of B. A. Mr. Koker is a teacher in "for is peas, olives and other good things Aegis and who will take a person- Says language to learnthan English, for al responsibility for his or her Dr.Bierman the Music Department of both Se- Feature used in preparing the dinner. Be- College the Irish Jesuit Father who con- Of food, gallons share of work are welcome to at- By Bernard Merman attle and Puget Sound Col- taught me, sides the of coffee, — lege scholarship verted and toldme that milk tend the meetings." This invita- 'Loquersine lingua latina? Sic in Tacoma. "This d-o-g meant animal, and were served. Miller, hope string a domestic tion is extended by Bill satis. — Age latine colloquarmur. revives a fond for a to RadioProgram Fr. Corkery year quartet violin,viola, and yet when Icame America Business Manager of the —Fiat.' consisting of a 1 found one of the national dishes The Seattle College thespians Father Corkery, S.J., hoping in cello, and double bass," said Mr. 1 way book. Thus Ivisualized a conversation were HOT DOGS." will make their first dramatic ef- this to show his appreciation among Seattle College students, Koker. Say fort when they present play says, "My thanks and deepest ap- Four other scholarships Confucious More the when Isaw an announcement on new are "The Chinese are also deeply en- "The Old Man Goes To Town," preciation goes to the Knights of the sp*in£ schedule: MedievalSec-i Qffej-ed to women students secur- Friday the Wigwam, to student body offi- ing places dtr.i*/a"withf a sense of democracy, this afternoonat 3:30 over ular Latin. Ido not know what on the Women's Quar- Station KOL. The play, cers and to other students who in tet. These scholarships are not and Confucious illustratesthis feel- written KDMHERA was the students' reaction. Maybe ing by saying, 'If an emperor is and produced by Bob Irvine, is an many ways contributed generously restricted to Freshmen only but some connected the wordmedieval evil, everyone has right to kick adaptation from a poem by S. W. to the success of the Italian Din- darkness, the wordLatin are open to all women students.