Kansas University Weekly.
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What Is the Greatest Need of the Univrssity?
This question without any qualifications and generally without any time for reflection, elicited the following responses:
Chancellor Snow: About four new buildings, and an increase in the fund for current expenses.
Miss Watson: More books.
Prof. Clarke: 1. A well equipped department of fine arts. 2. A dormitory for girls containing a first class gymnasium.
Mr. Wagner: Money.
Mr. Sterling: Scholarship.
Mr. Barber: A million a year!
Prof. Marvin: 1. A new chemistry building.
2. Increased shop and laboratory facilities.
2. Increased shop and laboratory facilities Prof. Sayre: Why a new chemistry building of course.
Prof. Templin: More serious, severe, origi nal thinking on the part of the students.
Mr. Cowan: A gymnasium.
Mr. Jones: A sense of law and order.
Prof. Newson: A sane social standard.
Mr. Engel: 1. A new registrar. 2. Enlarged library facilities with which to attract more students to our graduate department.
Prof. Haworth: A geology building.
Miss Galloo: Another assistant in the department of French.
Prof. Wilcox: A higher conception of scholarship and more united effort in working for it.
Prof. Franklin: 1. A more complete chemistry equipment. 2. More extended library facilities.
Prof. Dyche: More money.
Prof. Holmes: A more liberal attitude toward classical study.
Mr. O'Leary: More students who really take an interest in their work.
Prof. Miller: 1. An observatory. 2. More books in the library.
Prof. Hodder: More books.
Prof. Blackmar: 20,000 volumes in history sociology and political economy.
Mr. McClung: A chemistry building.
Prof. Olin: That the people of Kansas should more fully appreciate its possibilities of usefulness to them.
Mr. Moody: Money.
Prof. Stevens: Larger appropriations for the library—but men make a University.
Prof. Canfield: Get plenty of money, then I'll tell you.
Mrs. Clark: For the University at large, a gymnasium; for my own department, an athletic field for girls.
Mr. Gowell: Sufficient museum space to exhibit to advantage what we already have.
Miss Smith: The opening of Spooner Hall to all students for social purposes. Let nothing but the abuse of this privilege be deemed sufficient cause to deprive them of it.
Mr. Hogg: Money.
Prof. Blake: Money.
Prof. Penny: A fine art building.
Mr. Rice: 1. A new chemistry building and 2. A school of applied chemistry.
Mr. Brownell: An enrollment of 119 and an increase over last year of 30, in the Law Department ought to signify the growing needs of that department.
Miss Oliver: More!
Dr. Williston: A medical school.
Prof. Bailey: A chemistry building.
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