University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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IN THEIR STATISTICS LAB, BUS AD PRE-JUNIORS COMPUTE SALES TRENDS WITH THE HELP OF ELECTRIC MACHINES, COMPUTERS. A PLACE suitable for deep thought and research, the Bus Ad library can be an academic oasis to serious students. Students learn of business procedures and practices. CONTRAIJV U Ihc p.ipiiliir l elieL this !.•- iiol a caiuly college ; jiisl ask any Bus Ail studeiil ahorit his aecoiinliiig and lalislies laljs! The ( ollege nl ' business Adiiiinistration works under ihe ei)-o|)eialive system and offers a variety ol ' programs. The five-year course for men and women allows students to elect the Accounting, Marketing, Ol (Jeiieral Management Program in the upper years. Women students may lake a five-year Secretarial Program or a two-year course which gives a certifi- cate in Business Administration. All students acquire a general background of social and science subjects. 22

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Orientation, registration first veek of college. THE FIRST few days of school for tlie lunvly- formcd class proved that stamina was necessary to endure the confusion. Endless lines, class schedules, and many cards composed the fatiguing hours lor the enthusiastic hut weary freshmen meeting the beginning pace. Biisv upperclassmen sensed tlie presence of the students-to-be who were luilling everywhere, yet never ([uite certain as to their wiiere- abouts on campus. President Langsam formally opened orientation at the Student Council convocation. Orientation Board greeted the ne%vcomers with Freshman Camp and a mixer in the Student Union: Junior Advisers and the Men ' s Advisory System assisted through campus tours, fellowship, and programs on study ]iorli]ems and UC traditions. AWS presented a convocation and teas in the new co-eds ' honor, and the stiuleiUs were off in a whirlwind of activities and studv. A realization of newness — faces, onllook . pidh- lems. and responsibilities — contronted the incoming students ihrougli their first glimpses of UC. STUDENTS, -fussing about having to stand in line to pay money, happily see registration nearing an end. YW MEMBERS drawl an invite to join the Y at AWS ' s mock political convention presenting activities to freshmen. JUNIOR ADVISEES LEARN A LITTLE OF UC TRADITION — MIC AND MAC — ON THEIR J.A. ORIENTATION TOUR OF THE UNIVERSITY. 21

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GRADUATE STUDENT CHUNG-KONG HWU INTENTLY STUDIES THE EFFECTS OF VIBRATION ON FORCED CONVECTION HEAT TRANSFER. Engineers gain experience under co-operative system. THEORETICALLY it may be said lluil ihf College of Engineering is six schools in une. lor eaeli option — aeronautical. chemicaL civil, electrical, iiie- clianical, metallurgical — is a unit in itself. The first college on campus to use the co-oper- ative ]3lan of education, the College and its approxi- mate enrollment of 1.300 co-operate with about 150 firm in conlra t with its 1906 co-op cniollnient ol 27 and co-op arrangements with 15 firms. A CIVIL engineering professor demon- strates graphically the wave motion made by the fluids lab flow machine. MADE BY three electrical engineer- ing students, the high voltage spark machine produces simulated lightning. 23