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University of the Pacific Scholarly Commons The aP cifican University of the Pacific ubP lications 2-15-1952 Pacific eekW ly, February 15, 1952 University of the Pacific Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/pacifican Recommended Citation University of the Pacific, "Pacific eW ekly, February 15, 1952" (1952). The Pacifican. 555. https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/pacifican/555 This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the University of the Pacific ubP lications at Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aP cifican by an authorized administrator of Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ILICD DRSVE BEGINS RED CROSS APPEALS TO PACIFIC FOR KOREAN BLOOD EMERGENCY DRIVE CHAIRMAN DICK BATTEN HI HEADS DONOR REGISTRATION •11 Ml MR R MR By GEORGE NEAL OPERATION CORPUSCLES, the campus drive for educated Vol. 47 C. O. P. - STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA Feb. 15, 1952 - No. 16 plasma has opened. >• • Dick Batten, drive chairman has announced that signups are Student Leaders From 30 Schools EDITORIAL now being made for the blood let ting on Feb. 25. The Red Cross Editor's Note—The following editorial was written by Dick Blood Mobile unit will be on the Convene At Pacific Tomorrow Batten, Chairman of the Pacific Blood Drive Committee. Bat campus with its staff of trained Student leaders from thirty schools in the Mother Lode and ten is a Marine veteran of the Korean War. nurses and doctors to make the valley areas are scheduled to meet here for the California Associa It had been raining mortars all afternoon. The South Kor donation painless. tion of Student Councils Conference tomorrow. The College of the ean stretcher bearers didn't know better than to walk along the The twenty-five members of the Pacific will receive over 125 delegates from section ten of the associ skyline where the enemy could easily spot activity to shoot at. Blood Drive committee are at ation. The casualty list grew. Cries of "Corpsman" were heard often. tempting to approach everyone The purposes of the conferences- Soon the word was passed that the corpsman had run out of on campus, the faculty, the stud are to develop the natural re some serum. ents, and other strange creatures, sources and leadership qualities Annual Pacific Tours Another barrage of mortars brought another pitiful cry individually and requesting them of the delegates and to provide Offer Foreign Travel of "Corpsman". Now an urgent message was passed back. to give. an opportunity for them to meet Our squad leader and good friend of all who knew him had and hear recognized college lead Students between the ages of Elliot J. Taylor, Dean of Admis been hit and needed this serum albumin. The message was 18 to 21 will be given "Request ers. Included in the agenda will passed soon after that there would not be any need for any be discussion groups on problems sions, announced the annual Col for Permission" forms for their lege of the Pacific Tours (his thing more. parents to sign. The faculty is be facing high school students to If a fighting man would permit himself to stop and think day. The discussions will be led week. Included in the announce ing sent letters encouraging them ment are tours of Europe, .Alas of such things as death and how it can be prevented he might to give also. Their parents need by student body officers of sever drive himself crazy thinking of an incident like this. He might al Bay Area colleges. ka, Hawaii, the California Mis not sign. sions and Mexico. Dean Taylor wonder why there wasn't enough of this serum stuff ready Blood may be given every three Ed Comer, vice-president of the without thinking any further. Our job at home is to never let Pacific Student Association, will said that college credit can be months. Over three months has gained from these tours. those men wonder whether their plasma or serum albumin elapsed since the last drive, and act as host and organizer for the is going to be there when it's needed. conference. He will be aided by The Alaskan tour directed by it is hoped that some donors will Serum albumin is the blood product carried by all medical make a repeat performance. student leaders Dick Bowers of Dr. Malcolm Eiselen, chairman of corpsmen because of its use in combating shock. It takes four Lodi High School and Pat Corn- the History Department, wiil be pints of blood to give one pint of serum albumin. This will be stock of Edison High school here divided into two separate sec the first injection of a blood product into a wounded fighting Cake Sale Tomorrow in Stockton. Faculty advisers tions. The first group will leave man to prevent shock. Blood plasma comes next and finally from the same schools will also Seattle June 28 and return July whole blood. For Baseball Fund aid Comer. 16, while the second tour dates Does it not seem right, therefore, for us who have rela • The conference schedule in from August 1 to August 19. The In a last ditch effort to sustain tives, friends and fellow citizens who can use this serum al baseball at COP, students are re cludes discussion groups which tour includes passage by Skymas- bumin, plasma and whole blood to give without a whimper will consider such problems as ter from Seattle to Juneau, a trip sorting to a sidewalk cake stand. or second thought? "Group Dynamics", "The Teen along the "Yukon Trail" to Mc- Located in front of Katten Maren ager in the Community", "Lead Kiney National Park, and a go's on Pacific i^enue, sales be ership and Life", and "College Ac steamship down the famed Inland gin tomorrow at ten at one dol tivities". Passage back to Seattle. The fare WOMEN'S LEAP YEAR VA Reminds Gl Students lar per cake. Preparations have been made for the entire trip, including tax Committee heads Sue Billups Tor campus tours, an organ recit is $591.47. FORMAL TOMORROW Course Change Rules and Bud Watkins plea for more al, participation in a Radio Pacif cakes for the cause. They say The summer tour of Hawaii, ic interview, and after dinner en By MARILYN ROBINSON The Veteran's Administration their committee of volunteers can from July 2 to July 19, will be di tertainment. reminds the GI Bill veteran-train handle all the cakes the "co-ed rected by Mr. Jess Rudkin, Assist Starting the new semester off The discussion of "group dy ees of the rules they must follow cooks*" can produce. ant to President Burns. The op namics" will be conducted by Lou in leap year fashion, the Pacific in case they want to change their So far only $90 has been raised. tion of traveling by steamer or by ise Morgan, vice-president of the Associated Women Students is courses. These regulations apply It is estimated that $600 will be airplane is given to all partici Associated Students of the Uni to veterans who started their required as a minimum amount pants. Total fare for the tour, presenting a "turn-about" formal versity of California, Bud Sulli training before the July 15, 1951, to put baseball on its feet again. from San Francisco or Los An dance tomorrow evening. van and A1 Muller of Pacific. A cut-off date and have remained However, this is only a segment geles and return will range from discussion group on "The Teen The dance is being held at the in training since. of the broad program of fund $600 to $800. Officers Club at 624 East Main raising planned by Chairman Bar ager in the Community" will be Satisfactory reasons for change led by Daren McGavern, presi Director of the Grand Tour of ney Nelson. Street. The hours will be 9 to 1, are: dent-emeritus of the PSA, Buzz Europe is undetermined as yet. and guests will be dancing to the Cakes have been contributed Kramer, also of Pacific, and Sher Fare -includes air transportation music of Bill Allen and his or 1. When a veteran is not mak from many sources. Wives of fac iff Carlos Sousa of Stockton. from San. Francisco or Los An chestra. The dress is semi-formal, ing satisfactory progress in his ulty members and other con Bill Sanford, PSA president, geles to New York, and from with the girls wearing formals present course, and failure is not cerned people helped greatly, Bill Bloom of Saint Mary's Col there to all the European coun and the men suits and ties. A due to misconduct, neglect or among them "Mother" Tucker, lege, and Bob Schumacher of tries, including an optional visit "King of Hearts" will be chosen. lack of application. He may then donating a dozen pies, and a divi COP will lead the panel on "Lead to Helsinki for the 1952 Olympic switch to a course in which he sion of the General Mills Com ership and Life". The "Ishiwada" games. Total cost of the tour Chairman for the dance is Pat would have good prospects of suc pany of Lodi with a generous gift discussion on college activities from June 20 to August 22 will Haley. Decorating will be super cess. of cakes. vised by Barbara Fortna, public will be conducted by Dot Johnson be $2103.70. ity managers are Marilyn Wilcox 2. When a course he wants to of San Francisco State, Lud Spol- change to is better suited to his There will be a tour of Mexico and Alice Bogie.

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