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Editor-in-Chief...RACHEL PUGH
Associates       { H. H. TANGEMAN
                  { A. H. SEDON.
Literary        C. A. GARDNER.
Society Editor. ANNA WARFIELD.
Athletic Editor. E. E. SALEE
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LAWRENCE, KAN., SAT. FEB. 1, 1902.
The future success of the WEEKLY has been assured. With Mr Rhodes as editor we may fee confident that the WEEKLY will become an excellent paper, and that from his active and resource ful brain new plans and schemes will arise making every issue breezy and readable. With the proper support of the board and the student body the incoming editor will make of the paper something of which we may all feel proud.
This week with its demands for unusual mental concentrahas ushered in a great diversion in the shape of a snow. The hill now is the scene of great merriment. Nearly every available street is utilized by coasters. Pedestrians and drivers must clear the way for the omnipresent "bobber." The air rings with exultatries.Midnight finds jolly students trudging up the hill, highly disdainful of the inevitable results of impending quizes.Noble is the mind that can insulate itself from such distraction and resign itself to dry "cribbing."
Mr. M. W. Sterling is in Topeka today attending a meeting of a committee on intercollegiate athletics among Kansas colleges. This committee consists of one representative from several Kansas institutions which have agreed to the Topeka conference rules. Some perplexing questions are apt to present themselves to the committee. Prof. Sterling can be depended upon to look out for the interests of K. U. and of amateur athletics in general.
It is with both joy and regret that the WEEKLY is turned over to the new editors. Joy that the readers will have a more interesting paper; regret that we must take our places among the long list of those "who were." Notwithstanding our little troubles and trials the term has been a
pleasant one in that few have "knocked." Now we thank them for their kindness and consideration and hope that our successors will meet with similar treatment. Those of you who have given material support or kindly counsel will always be remembered as the kind of students of whom the University needs more. So thanking you, we bow ourselves to the left and off the stage.
The long talked of WEEKLY election was held Friday, in Fraser hall. Owing to the compromise two weeks ago, there was no competition except between the different fraternities, each fraternity desiring to poll the highest vote. The following ticket was elected: Editor-in-chief, C. H. Rhodes, 127; Secretary and Treasurer, Geo. O. Foster, 120; Editorial Board, Helen Williams, 186; Ray Clifford 163; Gene Sallee, 233; A. N. Seddon, 101, W. I. Braerton, 117; N. F. Sherwood, 168, W. C. Hawke, 99; M. N. McNaughten, 116.
Y. W. C A. Notes.
The second twilight musicale will occur some time next week.
Miss Alice Boyle, our new president, has returned to take up her work in K. U.
Miss Louise Shields will spend Sunday in Topska with the Washburn association.
Mrs. Payne, Miss Riggs and Mrs. Bright have been elected as members of the association advisory board.
Miss Henrietta Henderson was in town for a few days last week and spoke to the girls at the Y. W.C.A. She will be state secretary of Minnesota for the next two months.
The election of officers occurred last Wednesday with the following results: Alice Boyle, pres; Mabel McLaughlin, vice pres; Jessie Bennett, treas; Isabelle Hazen, cor. see.
Law Notes.
Professors Green, Higgins and Burdick attended the annual meeting of the State Bar association at Topeka, Friday.
Myron White went to Topeka Tuesday, to attend the annual meeting of the State Bar association.
The Juniors were examined in contracts by Prof. Green Wednesday.
The Jayhawker Quartette gave a concert at Haskell Institute Friday night.
A new Bible class which will meet every Thursday evening has been organized.
Y. M. C. A. Notes.
Will Sutton, of Kansas City who was president of the association three years ago was on the hill last Friday.
Dr. Williston gave a strong address at the Sunday afternoon meeting, on "College Temptations."
Schedule cards with the names of the speakers, and the subjects of their addresses have been got
A very successful financial canvass is being pushed by treasurer Devlin among the men in the university who are not members of the association. The budget this year is larger than ever before on account of having a secretary full time.
Miss Katherine O'Keef is posing this week as the "quiz" in portrait drawing.
ten out and are being distributed among the men.
Art Notes.
Not much criticism was given to the Art classes this week on account of the "quizes."
The Japanese prints are still on exhibition, and friends are still invited to come. It will not be long until the rest of the collection will be put out. Do not wait until it is too late to see these prints, as the next collection will be figure ones.
Athletics.
The University basket ball team will begin a week's trip Sunday night. The schedule includes the following games:
Des Moines Y. M.C.A.,Feb.3.
Muscatine, Ia., Y. M. C. A., Feb. 4.
Uaiversity of Iowa, Feb. 5.
University of Iowa, Feb. 5. Fairfield, Co.M, Iowa National Guards, Feb. 6.
Ottumwa, Ia., Y. M. C. A. Feb. 7.
Wm. Jewell College, Liberty, Mo., Feb. 8.
Sufficient guarantees have been received to assure expenses. The following men will make the trip: C. Smith, Don Alford, Joe Alford, Owens, Atkinson; Bernhardt, manager.
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