The Ubyssey
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issued: 2016-01-18
issued: 1932-09-30
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note: '''V.>7. Issued Twice Weekly by the Students' Publications Board of The University of British Columbia VOL. XV. VANCOUVER, B.C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1932 No. 2 Former Rhodes Scholar Returns to University As Geology Professor Dr. Harry Warren Prominent In Student Affairs In Fairview — Players' Club, English Rugby. Track, and Grass Hockey Are Some of His Strong Points. Returning to U.B.C. after an absence of six years, Dr. Harry Warren, Rhodes scholar for '26, la taking the place of Dr. Phemiater In the department of geology and geography, the latter being on leave of absence for a year. During hla undergraduate daya, Dr. Warren was an active participator In campus life. A member of the Players' Club, he looked after the finances of that organisation during one period of Its career. He also had a part In "You and I," the •pring ploy of IMS. Jud as distinguished aa hla dramatic career wa* hla athletic one. He we* on* of the founder* and the president of the Or*** Hockey Club, a member of the English Rugby team and of the track team. Dr. Warren ran at Amsterdam, in th* same Olympic game* at which Percy William* won fame. He ia credited with holding the world'* record for the fasted performance on a graa* track, winning the 100-yard* bt Ireland. After three year* spent at Oxford, Or. Warren won a travelling scholarship which took him for an additional three years to California, which he *p*nt at the Institute of Technology at Pasadena. Asked if he would resume his in- tertJt In sport at U.B.C. during tha year he is spending here, Or. Warren replied, "I have not heard yd of any ruling a* regards faculty playing on Vardty team*, but I certainly hope to take an active part in both hockey and rugby." At present he is on the Occasionals, the Ex-Varsity team. Speaking of his colleague, Dr. Dal- mage, who will also form part of the geological staff for the session 1932- 33, Dr. Warren said, "I believe the unlverdty is very fortunate to obtain the services of a man so interesti…
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spatial: Vancouver (B.C.)
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language: English
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publisher: Vancouver : Student Publications Board of the Alma Mater Society of the University of British Columbia
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