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University Courier
Page 0004_2 from reel: L 724 (1893-09-07 to 1895-05-30)
https://digital.lib.ku.edu/ku-udk/131977

Title: In the Absence of the Editorial Force of the Courier the Business Manager Has Assumed the Responsibility of Getting Out...
Summary: The Business Manager explains that due to the absence of the Editorial force, he has taken responsibility for publishing this issue with assistance from professors Hopkins and Williston and former Editor-in-Chief Bennett.
Category: editorial
Subjects: student life; university administration; editorial process
Named Entities: Harrington, J. L. [editor-in-chief]; Alden, M. L. [local editor]; Douglas, McGregor [literary and exchange editor]; Gear, D. D. [athletic and amusement editor]; Lupfer, E. P. [managing editor]; Troxel, C. R. [business manager]; Horton, Benj. [circulator]; Hopkins, Prof. [faculty]; Williston, Prof. [faculty]; Bennett, ex-Editor-in-Chief [former editor]
Confidence: 0.85

Title: Don't Be in a Rush. A Rush Is a Serious Thing if You Are Unfortunate Enough to Be the Rushee
Summary: The editorial warns new students about the dangers of rushing into fraternity decisions, advising them to investigate fraternities thoroughly before joining and noting that rushing can have negative consequences.
Category: editorial
Subjects: student life; fraternity rush; college traditions
Confidence: 0.8

Title: It Is Rather Difficult to Understand the Action of the Board of Regents in Charging All Students of the School of Law Tw...
Summary: The editorial criticizes the Board of Regents for charging law students $25 tuition while other departments receive free tuition, calling it an injustice and unwarranted discrimination that may prevent worthy students from attending the law school.
Category: editorial
Subjects: university administration; law school tuition; student discrimination
Confidence: 0.8

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