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vention of disease are discussed by Dr. Laurence T.
Rogers, professor of health education, and his guests. —
Feb. 7—The Venereal Diseases in Oklahoma.
Feb. 14—The Problem of Heart Disease.
Feb. 21—Rheumatic Fever.
Feb. 28—Health Problems of our Aging Population.
Design for Living Thursdays, 1:15-1:30
Hamilton Ford lightens your day with thoughts = enjoyment of living.
Exploring YOU Tuesdays, 5:15-5:30
Psychologically speaking, an integrated series ‘of talks designed to assist you in understanding yourself and your relationships to your environment and other people.
Feb. 1—What is intelligence?
Feb. 8—Intelligence Testing.
“Feb. 15—Your I. Q. and what it means. Feb. 22—Whiat is personality?—I.
Biology in Public Health* Wednesdays, 4:15-4:30
‘The more important ways in which biology contrib~ utes to public health activities are pointed out by mem~
bers of the University department of zoological sci
ences,
Feb. 2—Public Health and the Human Bite pret Dr. E. H. Hinman.
Feb. 9—Infections Unfolding, Dr. E. S. Wynne.
Feb. 16—It’s Amazing What We Eat, ‘Dr. H. LL. Chance.
» Feb. 23—Fungi and Public Health, Dr. H. W. Larsh.
Basic World Philosophies* Fridays, 4:15-4:30
C. W. Berenda
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Age-old problems of philosophy presented in common sense language by Dr. Carlton W. ‘Berenda, associate professor of philosophy. Mysticism, materialism, idealism, pragmatism, existentialism, and other types
will be discussed in terms of the great philosophers
and of human needs.
~ _WNAD PROGRAM BULLETIN @
YOU and Your Home* Fridays, 9:30-9:45
Miss Susan Millier, associate professor of home economics, conducts this series, introducing Betty and Bob, a young married couple making plans for their future.
Feb. 4—Let’s Get Acquainted.
Feb, 11—To Own or to Rent?
Feb. 18—What about the Community? Feb. 25—Real Estate Facts. \
Everyday Medicine Saturdays, 9:30-9:45 Questions’ and answers on everyday health problems by eminent physicians, brought you by the Uni
versity Student Health Center and the eievelend County Medical Society.
Feb. 5—Undulant Fever.
Feb, 12—Liver Disease.
Feb. 19—The Common Cold. / Feb. 26—Old Age.
WOMEN’S PROGRAMS
Okla. Federated Women’s Clubs Wednesday, 2:30-2:45 © | State club women present news of the various phases
of their “program assisted by Dorothy ee WNAD continuity writer.
~Women’s Daily Daily, 11:00-11:15
Georgiana Hammett, WNAD women’s’ editor, brings new ideas on improvement of yourself, as well as your cooking and your home, with health and beauty pointers, different recipes, and household hints.
SCHOOL OF THE AIR
One new series, Friends in Other Lands, has been added to the Oklahoma School of the Air programs for the second semester. Enrolments» last semester to
talled more than 30,000 school children in at least .
one of the eight programs offered. According to Dr. Oliver Hodge, state superintendent of public instruction, teachers who have used the programs have indicated that radio has become a valuable teaching aid in the schools of Oklahoma.
Bach of the programs is rebroadcast by wire re| cording. at the time indicated in parentheses.
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