University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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SPEAKERS REPRESENTiNG MANY FAITHS LISTEN THOUGHTFULLY AS GLEE CLUB SINGS DU RING RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS CONVOCATION. Faith, beliefs discussed during REW On November 9, UC began its annual observance of: Reli- gious Emphasis Week with a dinner at the Clifton Evangelical United Bretheren Church. The entire week was devoted to strengthening the students ties of faith and to helping under- stand the relation of man to God. Daily seminars were held with speakers representative of the faiths by the students of UC. Among the speakers were Rabbi Maurice Davis, Dr. R. G. Steinmeyer, The Reverend Pattrick H. Ratterman, Dr. R. H. Helfferich, and Dr. James Kelly, Jr. This year, Sue Gardner was chosen by Student Reli- gious Council as REW Chairman. The experiences of this week will remain with many stu- dents as inspiration and reminder of their role in religion, and how they may apply it in college life. 29

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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.

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ADPi Marge Sullivan leads her sorori+y's enfry in +he parade. BEFORE parade, KD's and H1eir floaf's driver discuss evenfs of nigh+ before and chances of winning. A SIG,- EP applies +he finishing fouch +0 his frafernify's en+ry, a bizzare fig- ure symbolizing fhe depression of I929. 30