University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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PROF Kris+offerson quizzes +hose requesfing class card. MEN'S Advisory program begins wifh an orienhaHon +our +hrough +he campus. Mid-September brings return to class i Two or three days a year are reserved for regis- tration. A myriad of confusing cards to be written 1 in triplicate confronted everyone. A bewildering PINK Room processing marks +he half-way mm in Hue day's du+ies. array left freshmen and transfer students in de- spair. To the upperclassmen, registration was a tiresome, but soon finished chore. Junior and Inelfs advisors wandered about campus on tours, the bookstore became a muddle, and long lines waited to register. Finally the last line at the Cash- ier's Office vanished and the day ended. LOADED wifh informa+ion sheds. schedules, and generally snowed by if all. freshmen Iisfen +0 opening Convocation in Wilson Auditorium.

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SEMESTER'S OPENING RIT ALS AND

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Cold conference stimulating for 1 75 Selecting ttContemporary Leadership - Your Decisionh as the theme of the 1958 Leadership Conference, the members of Mortar Board and Omicron Delta Kappa presented to 175 upperclassmen a new approach to this annual fall gathering. Four symposiums - ttModern Man and Science, htlndividual Liberties? ttTrends in Education, and ttThe Student, the State, and Societyh - were followed by student-led discussion groups. Noted faculty members and respected local and na- tional authorities were participants in the panels. Recreation, entertainment, the brisk air, and ttroughing it,, all added to the attractiveness of the weekend and drew out the attentiveness, concentration, and idea exchange that mark the retreat as productive. Highlights were the addresses of Dr. Harold W eaver, who denounced conformity, and Xaviefs Father Horrigan, whose words received a standing ovation. .J' COLD night air. a roaring Hre. songs. and +oas+ed marshmallows end an evening's activa af Camp Kern. WELL-KNOWN Professor Howard Roelofs. head of UC philosophy depart- ment discusses s+uden+s' role in society a+ closing symposium of conference.