FRIDAY. APRIL 1. 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Chalk Talk
By SIM MYERS
Freshman English students are bemoaning the fact that they are studying "King Lear" rather than "Macbeth". With a production of the latter play coming to town, many students feel that they could get more out of visual instruction than out of lectures.
The very talented Mary Kay Dougherty gave her senior voice recital Wednesday night. One student wonders how in the world her sorority will be able to work out its serenades without her as a soloist.
When the intramural managers for the three West Hills Fraternities called for afternoon softball practices, they hadn't counted on Delta Gammas interfering. But seems that the boys were much more interested in watching the girls practice.
The kind of girl to have is one like the coed who was seen cranking a Model T while her date sat inside working the controls.
A group of students are planning a canoe excursion up the Kaw to Topeka. Someone asked, "Won't you have to do an awful lot of paddling?" One of the members of the group replied that they were all fraternity men and quite accustomed to it.
Dr. John Ise, sage of the economics department, calls his text book, "The gospel according to Saint John."
Here's one student who doesn't believe in wasting even a minute of those precious weekend nights. He has a list of all the parking places from Lone Star to Blue Mound. When he picks up a date, he gives her the list and lets her decide where they'll go. Saves a lot of argument, too.
After patiently listening to an engineering student complain that he should not be required to compete with College students in general courses, Walter Sandelius, professor of political science, remarked, "Many engineers are quite intelligent, even in a general way."
Guess Who department: A professor who was about to give a speech one evening looked over the audience and said, "They suffer through all my classes, then b'ogosh, they come here to suffer some more."
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Revealing Figures???
Toronto - (U.P.)- Delegates at the Canadian Restaurant Association convention were told that 57 per cent of Canadians favor coffee at breakfast and that 65 per cent drink tea at dinner.
Paternity Pins For Dads
Brookline, Mass.—(U.P.)—Prospective customers of a local diaper service wear "paternity pins." The firm presents the insignia to expectant fathers.
Now He Can Whistle Again
Eldorado. Ill.,-(U.P.)-Elvis Ramsey is cutting a new tooth. He's 61, and had to remove his lower plate to make way for the tooth.
Virginia, the "Old Dominion" state, boasts of its agricultural production. It leads in the production of tobacco. Other important crops are corn, winter wheat, cotton and peanuts; Livestock, dairing and turkey raising are important. Among its mineral production are feldspar, lead, lead, manganese, micca, pyrite and zinc.
Art Teacher Weaves Draperies On 5-Foot Tall Swedish Loom
The largest and most unusual piece of furniture in the living room of Miss Evelyn DeGraw, assistant professor of art, is a weaving loom manufactured in Sweden.
The 5-foot tall loom provides a fascinating hobby for Miss DeGraw. The loom permits intricate designs in woven fabrics. The drapery material Miss DeGraw is now weaving is composed of a cream colored, nubby, yarn background with groups of blue, yellow-green, green, and wine colored borders.
An instructor in weaving, design, and bookbinding, Miss DeGraw studied crafts in Europe before the war. During the summer of 1939 she studied weaving in Insjon, Sweden. Many tourists as well as Swedish girls attend the school. While Miss DeGraw was studying there, girls from the Royal family of Sweden were making fine linens for their dowries.
In Finland Miss DeGraw studied ceramics under a chief designer for a pottery works. Miss DeGraw created a design which was used commercially for a pottery pattern.
A graduate of Stephens college, Columbia, Mo., Miss DeGraw received her bachelor and master of fine arts degree at the University. After teaching in Wichita high schools, she served in the Red Cross during the war. She assumed her present position in the fall of 1948.
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Eggs Survive Car Crash
The state of Washington leads all others in the production of apples. Other important crops are wheat, barley, corn, potatoes. Huge herds of cattle graze throughout the state. The state is rich in minerals. The state is a leader in lumber output. Antimony, arsenic, tungsten and platinum are also found in the state.
Roseville, Ohio — (U.P.) — Carl Sagle's car skidded on the snow-covered highway into a fence. The car was badly damaged and Sagle suffered a wrenched back, but not one of the 30 dozen eggs he was taking to the store was broken.
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