Fulbright scholarships

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Religious Week is January 16-21, 1955. New Student Union Policy. Information Head Theodore C. Streibert, speaks at the University on January 10, 1955. Fulbright Grant awarded to Dr. Donn V. Hart, professor of International Relations at DU. “Playboy of the Western Worlds” by John W. Synge, to be presented at the DU Little Theater. Helen Hancock, reigns as Pioneer Beauty at the Kentucky Basketball Festival and was named Queen by Burt Lancaster.

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DU Election Dates Set – nominations for office in the all-school elections will be on Friday, April 15, 1955. Patricia (Pat) Olson, was awarded a Fulbright Grant/Scholarship to continue her study of chemistry in Germany. Clarion, K-Book Editors for 1955-1956 – applications due April 11, 1955. Marquis Childs tells function as top news analyst. May Day Queen finalists chosen. Good Friday services held in Buchtel Chapel, morning of April 8, 1955.

Abstract Dr. Charles Merrifield Keynote Speaker at DU Leadership Conference on May 20, 1955. Bonnie Johnson is serving as co-chairman of the Leadership Conference. Asa Hilliard is the ODK member elected to be co-chairman of the conference scheduled for Pinecrest. Leadership schedule listed. Due to a flood at Pinecrest, the Leadership conference was changed to Camp Wilaha, near Idaho Springs, Colorado. Jack Deeter is temporary president/chairman of 1955-1956 Student Senate. New Phi Beta Kappas named....

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New Mentors Initiated Callender, President. Religion Group Installs Prexy. Commencement is Set for June 8, 1956. Fullbrighter Discusses Norway. School Offers “Art of Hostelry”.

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Dr. Alfred C. Nelson, Community College Dean, Named State UN Week Chair. Committee Plans – Automobile to be Given Away at Annual Homecoming Event. William Stickler Wins Fellowship for Research in Germany. Caravan Reservations. Homecoming Queen Nominations Set. New Members Chosen to University Choir. From 14 Nations – Foreign Educators Enroll for Special Study at DU. Students Apply for Fulbright Plan by October Date.

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$120,000 Project Slated. Married Students’ Housing Now Available at Low Cost. Denver Professor Recovering From Heart Attack. Kangaroo Court Holds First Session - Delinquent Frosh Plead Not Guilty; Results Obvious. Advisor Lists Fulbright Requisites. Dr. Arthur L. Campa Chosen New Fulbright Advisor.

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Enrollment Tabulations Announced. Football Team Send-Off Set Today – Rally Caravan to Honor Team Before BYU Tilt. Homecoming Correction regarding Phi Kappa Sigma and Travelling Trophy. Cohen Wins Senate Seat; Rodgers Leads Freshmen. State Hosts National IFC Conference at Broadmoor. Fulbright Applications.

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Who’s Who Taps 28 Students – 11 Men, 17 Women Chosen to Honorary for Outstanding Leadership, Service. Founder’s Day. DU Scholar Wins Fulbright for Graduate Study in Peru. Small Turnout Picks Linda to Head Femmes.

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Greeks Pledge New Members Record-Breaking Number Join. Frosh Campers to be Notified. Kangaroo Court Convenes. Plans for Homecoming Underway; Committee Sets up 1959 Schedule. Applications for Fulbrights now Open.

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324 Men Pledge 13 Fraternities – Sigma Chi Tops List with Forty; Pi KA Takes in 33 Men, Betas 32. Fullbright – Hays Applicants Near Deadline Dates. New High – Freshman Camp Attracts 500.