University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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AUCTIIIN NETS FUNDS EOR WIIRLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE Small but respectable and solid gains were regis- tered this year by the World University Service. Bothered by the meager returns of previous years, the Cincinnati Branch of WUS Went to work and upped total receipts from seven hundred to well over one thousand dollars. The most signifi- cant increase, however, was in participation in the annual auction, for the first time something noticed and appreciated on campus. WUS representatives record a fratemityls winning bid.

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R. E. W. PIWGRAM PRIPVIDES STIMULATING DISCUSSION ON NATURE 0F GOD Religious Emphasis Week at UC is a time when students are asked to examine their religious convictions and are challenged to consider their relationship to God. Many students have neither the interest nor the inclination to attend the Week's events, yet there are those who go . . . who listen . . . and Wonder. Attempting to help students find their way through the theological maze, Monsignor Robert Sherry, Rabbi Victor Reichert, and Reverend Morris Arnold discussed this year's theme Exploring the Nature of God. Dr. Anthony Nementz, Ohio State University A humorous note creeps into an otherwise professor of philosophy serves as main serious RE W Evaluation Dinner. speaker at RE W Convocation.