Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1939 — Page 7

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0 +" 1,0, STUDENTS { | STUDY ‘OUTSIDE ACTIVITY" PLAN

= Nonorganized Faction Urges | 8 Required Program With LE _ Credits Given.

Yi Times Special

BLOOMINGTON, Jan, 11.—Indi-||

ana University students today were

posed by a group of nonorganization students in an open forum. Anticipated renewal of recent tiffs between organized and unorganized leaders failed to materialize at the forum when the group limited its proposals to campus pub- > lications and hobby clubs. Declaring that “activities should be universalized,” the group offered a plan whereby all students entering the university would be required to enter a certain number of extraclass activities. Credit points would - be given each student for his ac- : tivities, and a fixed number of acv tivies credit points would be necessary for graduation. Supporters of the plan argued that “the presence on [the campus of this great Union Building, the gymnasium, the stadium and other recreational centers indicates that the State expects every student to gain additional benefit from sources » outside the classroom.

Explain Their Plan

“The only way to assure these benefits to every student is to channel extra-clags activities so that the student will have opportunity to "| take part in! them Just as he does Hh in a regular class.” | 1 . The proposed system . would not include honorary organizations suth ® as Blue Kay, Mortar] Board and Sphinx Cluby its sponsors said. Robert Liwrence, Indianapolis, an activitiesileader, was one of the . chief opponents of the plan, declarEE ing

“Certainly Istudents- should be encouraged to jtake part in activities, but not forced to do so. You can’t compel a peison to take up a hobby. ¢ It’s just hitman nature. Such a { plan’ of compulsory participation : ; would only end in chaos.” 4 The plan was drawn up by the i © University Forum, of which Dr. { Frank Beck is chairman. Student | spokesmen for the Forum were

Ralph Imes, Waterloo; Rosemary Treanor, Bljomington; Mary Holsinger, LaGiange, and Alfred Glenn, Pompton 1 N. J.

. JOBS SOARCEAT 65, DAD, 0, LENDS HAND

2 HAMMOND, den. 11 Jan. 11 (U, P)—A man about 165 years old a plied for yi a job at tlle office of the Indiana Employmen} Service, saying that at rare intervals he has held only brief : casual jobs! > “How have you lived during the past six ytars with such a small amount off employment?” he was asked. “Times liave been tough, but my ‘dad has bien able to take care of me,” the elderly man replied. “How old is your father?” Hes 90. now.”

i ¥ ik studying a plan for a new system | = kh . of extra-curricular activities pro-| |

Teaches Here

Prof. John E. Stempel, head of the Indiana University Journalism Department, will concict a course in news writing arc reporting each Monday night a: the I. U. Extension Center here.

SLATE PROJECTS AT -SHOR' RIDGE

Honor Society Members Arrange Three-Point School Program.

. THe Serious Project Jommittee of the National Hono: Society at Shortridge High Scho. has decided upon three projects. The society will cor (nue to tutor pupils behind in th¢ir work because of absence o. sickness, to compile a history ¢ graduated members of the societ : and to make a gift to the school. Members hope to py for the gift with proceeds of a b: iketball game next month betwee: the school faculty and the Leti:irmen’s Club, and a football game. :n the spring between teams to ki chosen by Coach Kenneth Pete man. Several members vil enter the Y. W. C. A. essay ( ntest and in the event one of thea is successful the cash award "ill be turned over to the fund.

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