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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1947
I-M Games Go Big Time
what does varsity football have that intramurals lack?
This question could have been answered easily five years ago, but today the similarity between the milder form of mayhem and it's older brother is increasing.
Let us consider what makes up a full fledged varsity clash. Coeds, of course, officials with striped shirts, vendors barking their wares, bands blaring the old school fight song, and, naturally, two football team complete with their flashy colored jerseys.
Are any of these lacking in the touch football games which are played five afternoons a week at the intramural football fields? Not one. Not only are there bands, there are marching bands. Unlike the varsity games, popcorn and ice-cream bars can be bought without stumbling over several hundred people. Coeds? well I reckon. How about the officials? Well maybe they aren't as classy as the one's who work big-six games, but their more democratic. If you don't believe me just look at the number of games which are replayed because of protests. Did the varsity ever get a chance to replay a game it lost?
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L. R. Lind, professor of Latin and Greek, was guest speaker at the first meeting of the Humanities club Monday night.
Humanities Are An Attitude-Lind
Professor Lind defined the humanities as an attitude toward life that included freedom of inquiry, freedom of research, and respect for the dignity of the individual.
Harry Lees, College junior, is temporary chairman of the Humanities club. Miss Ann McCracken of the extension department is the sponsor.
Pvt. Charles W. Martin of Colony recently completed a 13-week basic training course with the third armored division at Fort Knox, Ky. Before entering the army in July 1947 Private Martin was a former student.
Martin Finishes Army Course
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