The Kansas University Weekly.
VOL. I.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, SEPTEMBER 20,1895.
No. 4.
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SENIORS, do not forget the meeting in Prof. Blackmar's lecture room Friday, Sept. 27th, at five o'clock to elect five senior members of the advisory committee. Seniors of every department may vote at this meeting.
WHEN you get your "V" at the office,hand it over to C. C. Brown,the guide,and let him give you in exchange four dollars and a share of stock in the Weekly. One dollar brings you the paper for two years, whether in school or away.
WANTED—A snow storm, or rather, two of them—a small snow-storm at once, to stop this dreadful heat, so that we may prepare ourselves
for the second, which will be a great big Snowstorm coming on the day of the Chancellor's return. We understand that a special committee of University weather-breeders is arranging the latter, and we hope it will be a howling blizzard of enthusiasm, with phenomenal crimson lightning, Rock Chalk thunder and brass band Hail Columbia. Let the storm burst in all its fury at the railroad station as the train pulls in, and then sweep up through the streets of the city like a cyclone, blow Challinor's report over into the raging Kaw, and send a chilling blast after the old Trojan wire-puller of Doniphan county. And it might not be a bad idea to whirl another breeze off to Topeka to lift the scales from the Governor's eyes so he can see what is going on within his own state.
In view of the cowardly, spiteful, malicious and unwarranted attacks made upon the Chancellor this summer by unprincipled politicians of high and low degree, it is especially fitting that the people of the University and of Lawrence should give him a rousing reception upon his return and show the rest of the state that we are united in our support of the Chancellor and in the demand that the Governor put an end to this official slander by his subordinates. Let every one of us be in the "storm center" with a big red ribbon and a mighty yell for F. H. Snow.
THE SIGMA CHIS have leased the Steinberg property in west Lawrence as a chapter house. This makes four fraternities that will this year live in homes of their own, which is certainly a topic for favorable comment and a cause for congratulation as well. The establishment of a chapter house is one of the most promising steps which a fraternity can take. It makes possible a much more complete realization of