University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MR. BETJEMAN Is the noted author of nine volumes of poetry, two of prose. John Betjeman noted English poet occupies UC Elliston Poetry Chair. IN MARCH of 19.57 John Betjemaii. a noted English Poet, oc- cupied the George Elliston Poetry Chair. Mr. Betjeman. in a series of five lectures, spoke on the general topic of Humor. Horror, and Topography in Nineteenth Century English Poetry. Two firsts ' were acquired by the poet in occupying the poetry chair: a trip to America and an )] i].iorlinnl to speak on his first love, poetry. CHARACTERISTIC of his lecture style, Betjeman shows off his eccentricities and red suspenders as he presents his animated view on poets and poetry. 29

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ROBERT YOUNG, CHIEF COUNSEL OF THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY, AND STUDENT HARRY SANTEN GIVE LEGAL ADVICE AT THE CLINIC. Analysis and mastery of legal theory is paramount. BECAUSE three pioniineiit lawyers felt the need for a law school in the area west of the Alleghenies. a private law ' school was organized in 1833. Part of the Cincinnati College in 1835. the school joined with the UC law department in 1897 to form the University ' s College of Law. The College, aware thai the laws governing man ' s relations with society continually change, keeps its program of legal education in pace wilii, and even anticipates, the changes. In addition to developing its students ' analysis powers and mastery of legal theory, the College teaches practical skills. A STAFF member does research to compile -facts ■from case histories for the Law Review, student edited periodical. LAW REVIEW staff— Fred Guckenberger, adviser Wilbur Lester, editor Richard Speidel, Paul Theisen, Robert Clayton

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IN MAKING TOPOGRAPHICAL STUDIES, CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS USE STEREOSCOPES TO GIVE PICTURES A 3-D ILLUSION. IN HER course, Entertaining is Fun, instructor Eloise Kadesch gives some helpful pointers on flower arranging. 7,800 attend University of Cincinnati Evening College. WHEN EVENING College is in session, tiie Uni- versity campus is as busy and populated as it is during the daytime. Evening College courses, wliicli include courses from nearly every college on campus, are especially offered for persons who have intellec- tual or professional interests which can be advanced by special training, but who are working during the day. Some students work toward degrees or certifi- cation; others merely audit a course for enjoyment and relaxation. Regular daytime students often take advantage of evening courses to supplement their iiiulcrgraduatc studies. The College ' s enrollmeul of approximately 7,800 includes not only residents of Cincinnati, but also residents of surrounding cities and states. The UC Evening College is one of the six largest evening colleges in the United States. 30