University of Oklahoma WNAD Bulletin (March 1, 1948)

History who followed professions apart fein politics. These have had a profound influence on the develop_ ment of the United States and represent all eras. They must be considered as representative individuals. Mar. 2—John Dickenson Mar. 9—Thomas Paine Mar. 16—James Madison Mar. 23—John Marshall Mar. 30—Albert Gallatin a Building A World Community Fridays, 9:30-9:45 — Dr. S. E. T. Lund Faculty members from the department of social work present discussions on planning for a world community and other aspects of a unified world in relation to social welfare. Topics and guests for March are: Mar. 5—The Family in World Relationships—Dr. Alice Sowers, Professor of Family Life Education Mar. 12—Planning for Special Groups—Miss — — Thrower Mar. 19—Education in World Relationships—Dr. S.E. Torsten Lund © Mar. 26—Youth in World Relations—Miss Vilona P. + Cutler, YWCA Executive Director, Oklahoma City Holland Calling Saturdays, 10:30-10:45 WNAD, in cooperation with the Netherlands In formation Bureau, presents this weekly on-the-spot . series about the major industries and services of. Hol— land. Many of the programs will be in the form of interviews with individuals representing all occupations and professions, so the listener may get a complete picture of specific enterprises. World, Incorporated Thursdays, 5:30-5:45 The path of progress has united all nations of this world into one body—a World, Incorporated. Some 25 of these nations are represented on the University of — Oklahoma campus. Each week WNAD salutes a dif_ ferent one of these nations and a student representative from the particular county which is being honored. “World, Inc.” is aimed at bringing about a better understanding of our neighbors from all parts of the world. Nations to be saluted coring March include: Mar. 4—China ‘' Mar. 11—Estonia Mar. 18—Egypt Mar. 25—France mn oe fae Le, * re ne gs Se ah nee =e _ WNAD PROGRAM BULLETIN e Rotary and the U.N.O. = Mondays, 5:30-5:45 Members of the International Service and Rotary In formation Committees will participate in a series of radio broadcasts on the United Nations Organization and other related topics. Rotarians who will appear = 7 during March and their subjects for discussion include: Mar. 1—Our Daily Bread—Weldon Campbell — Mar. ‘¢8—People to People—Edwin DeBarr Mar. 15—What Price Vice naerica sie Downing Mar. 22—The Whole World Belongs to Vee Hassler (Mar. 29—From Here On—Harold Belknap LITERARY & LANGUAGES 101 Great Books Mondays, 9:30-9:45 Seeking to stimulate interest in the 101 books which have been selected as outstanding literary mileposts of — the world, Mr. Jesse L. Radar, university librarian, will present short discussions on well-known works. — Those to be commented upon in March include: Mar. 1—ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES—Darwin _Mar. 8—ROBINSON CRUSOE—DeFoe Mar. 15—PICKWICK PAPERS—Dickens Mar. 22—TOM JONES—Fielding ar. 29—PENGUIN ISLAND—Anatole France Beginning Spanish © Mondays, Wednesdays, 10:15-10:45 ‘Beginning Spanish lessons are presented twice week| ly by George Charon, teaching assistant in the Mod _ ern Languages department.’ Beginning Spanish, Hills and Ford, and Cuentos y Leyendas, Hills and Cano — are the texts used. Elementary French Tuesdays, Thursdays, 2:15-2:45 Max Courtillon, teaching assistant in the depart-~ ment of modern languages, continues this series of elementary French lessons. The text used is LeCompte: and Sundeen Unified ‘French Course. Elementary German Tuesdays, Thursdays, 10:15-10:45 2 Dr. W. A. Willibrand, professor of modern languages, conducts this bi-weekly series in elementary German lessons. The text used is Essentials of German by Moss. ' Elementary Russian Fridays, 10:15-10:45 ee finaka language lessons are presented each Friday SP by Dr. Gerhard Wiens, assistant professor of modern languages. Folklore, USA = Mondays, 11:45-12:00 For the month of March, the Storyteller. and the Old Timer will delve into the rich and abundant heritage of Indian legends of the Plains Indians. Many of. these stories have never been told before on the air, Tales from the Campfire and Tepee will comprise: this series during March. = ’ Page 3