Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1955.
University Daily Kansan
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WELL ILL BE DOG-GONE—Looks as if students aren't the only ones curious about what the metal box on the front lawn of the library is being used for. What isn't shown in the picture is that the box is placed over an opening to one of the maintenance tunnels. Actually, the contraption is an air conditioning unit used to circulate air in the tunnels and to keep the air from getting stale and the temperature too hot for workmen.
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three days 75c
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Sweet cider for sale Law-
winter van. Phone VI 3-3459. 810 Penny
vanilla.
'48 Chrysler Windsor DeLuxe-Fluid drive. Radio, heat, sun-visor, good and battery. New spark points and tune-up. See at 124. UIQ ware.
10-24
TYPEWRITE-Royal Portable quiet desire
hype. Excellent condition. Phone 10-24
ELECTROLUX  CLEANERS  — $69.75
New ELECTROLUX complete with attachments — $69.75. Low payment plan $5.00 per month. Also, a limited number of new equipment is needed. Appointments made day or night for your convenience. FOR SALES AND SERVICE phone VI 3-2377. 10-26 Barker. F. V. Cox. 10-26
MARTIN TENOR SAX—Almost new. perfect. Also Gibson mandolin. call VI V 5-9890 via 11:30 and 5:30 Monday through Friday at 1005 Indiana. 10-21
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Large, almost new, 3 room apartment. Kitchen newly furnished, private bath near it. Couple only room at new, $149. Call Vicky or see at 1510 KI. (F). 10-24
FOR RENT—Single or double room. 115
stocks from campus. Bob Garrity, 1339
Ohio. Phone VI1-3-0524. 10-19
TRANSPORTATION
INTERESTED IN COMMUTING from Topeka? Call 5-2591 in Topeka. 10-18
LOST
TAN SUEDE jacket. Lost in Fraser the
day before Monday more than a week.
Call Chuck M13-7922. Reward
RUBY RING: Gold with two small diamond settings. Lost between Chi Omega parking lot and Dairyland. Tuesnwr. Swoning. Call V13-62414. Tuesnwr. Cuggage. $5.0 reward.
LIGHT BLUE ESTERBROOK pen and pencil set in plastic case. Lost in Malott or between Union and Malott. Call Dorothy Lattin. VI 3-1772. 10-18
LIGHT  TAN  BILLFOLD.  Between
LIGHT  TAN  BILLFOLD.  Between
Allen Harris.  V15-1682.  10-19
10-18
SUEDE JACKET. Lost in Strong Hall.
Under please call Don Rogers, Huston
10-20
BUSINESS SERVICES
DRESSMAKING--Formals, alterations-
wedding gowns. Ola Smith 912% Mass
EXPERIENCED TYPEPIST: Theses, term papers, reports, given immediate at- rate rates, accurate service at agu-
rater rates. Mrs. Glinda. Klinska. Phone VI 3-1240. 10-18
TYPING—Experienced. Theses. term paper, reports, etc.较熟练。Written to RU.
FAMILY STLYE meals for boys. Phone
VI 3-8445.
10-20
MISCELLANEOUS
Men who go to Ivy League colleges are "naturally superior" to their less fortunate associates in other schools, according to Henry Morton Robinson (Columbia 23) in the November issue of Holiday Magazine.
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In one of three articles devoted to the Ivy League schools (Harvard, Yale, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Dartmouth, Brown, and Cornell), Mr. Robinson asserts the "educational rabbit-warrens known as state universities" and the liberal-arts colleges not in the Ivy League would "democratize" the B.A. degree by bringing it down to the level of a vaccination certificate.
'Ivy Schools Best'—He Says
"Ivy colleges cling to the somewhat mystical notion," he continues, "that a candidate for the 800-year-old degree of baccaloureus in artibus shall be, among other things, a person of marked intellectual promise."
Mr. Robinson states that he expects to receive some mean letters as a result of the article from "ihe loyal sons of Turpentine Tech
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and Moline Subnormal.” He even prints, in advance, an excerpt from these letters, as follows: “Your article was mighty saddening to one like me who missed schooling in the Ivy League. I almost cried out loud while driving my Cadillac to the bank.”
All animals, except man and sometimes foolish dogs, respect the skunk's desire to remain aloof. Only in rare emergencies, such as when starvation motivates them will coyote, cougar, and mink risk the skunk's noxious barrage.
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Hawk Talk
Two other high notes on today's SUA calendar are the Craft Shop Lessons 7-9 p.m. in the Craft Shop and the "Paradise Lost" reading series by Dr. Wortham of the English department in the Music & Browsing Room at 4:15.
Number 1 on this week's SUA Hit Parade is the Student-Faculty Coffee featuring Professor Ledwink of the music department. He will discuss "Music in Your Life." Wednesday at 4 in the Music & Browsing Room.
Moving into the first measure at andante speed the Bridge Lessons will be on Opening Bids. This is the second of six each at 7:30 Thursday, Room 305. If you missed the first, don't miss the second.
You've seen the dance, now hear the play—Salome by Oscar Wilde. It will be read at Thursday's Poetry Hour at 4. Free coffee, but Salome won't dance.
"Oklahoma" will be the theme-song for tonight's Quarterback Club. Coach Mather will direct. Be in the audience at 8. Free cokes.
If the "Music in Your Life" is primarily dance music, you'll want to be at the Trail Room Record Dance each Wednesday evening. Entertainment at 9:30.
student union activities
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