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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1945
THE KANSAN COMMENTS
Many Students Fail to Accept Responsibilities
In the Smith family, there was no feeling of unity or loyalty. When the young members of the family had problems, they would complain to their friends instead of talking the troubles over with their parents. Gradually a great wall was built up between the parents and the children, and discord and unhappiness reigned in the Smith household.
As youngsters, the Smith children had leaned upon their parents so much that they had developed no sense of responsibility. When the time came for the children to make their own decisions, they were so lacking in leadership qualities, that they continued to lean upon their parents. Soon they began to disagree with their parents' opinions, but did not know what to do about it. They didn't realize that they should talk their problems over with their parents, instead of complaining to persons outside the family circle.
sons outside the family. At our University, too, some students play the roles of the Smith children. When they disagree with something that has been decided by the administration, the faculty, or the students themselves, they do not appeal to the proper authorities. Instead, they brood over the matter until it reaches the boiling point, and then proceed to discuss the matter among their friends. Soon there is so much discord on the campus that the matter becomes a major issue.
While obtaining a college education, we are not supposed to learn everything from our books. The main purpose of our education is to prepare us to become better citizens. Too many of us have a remarkable tendency to follow the mob, contributing little as individuals to the University. The great share of responsibility is invested in a few who are willing to do their part.
If we got over this habit of leaning on a few individuals; if we learned to accept responsibility; if we started taking an interest in the welfare of the University; if we spoke to the proper authorities when we disagree with certain decisions, we would get a great deal more out of college than we are getting now, and we would be helping the University itself.—C.S.
Friday Marks 380 Pints of Blood Given
The Red Cross mobile blood bank collected 191 pints of blood Friday, bringing the total to 380 pints, Capt. Bernard Burgin, medical officer in charge of the mobile unit, announced Saturday.
Saturday:
Dr. Ralph C. Canuteson, who is in charge of blood bank visits to Lawrence, said that in seven trips, Douglas county citizens have contributed 2863 pints of blood.
Each mobile blood unit in the midwest area has an assigned quota to which it must adhere closely, Dr. Canuteson explained. The only processing plant in this area is at Chicago. This plant can handle only a definite quantity of blood each week, so each unit must turn in exactly its assigned quota weekly, he added.
N.Y. Bay Wreck Kills Ten
New York—(INS)—At least ten men were killed, 22 are missing and approximately 80 were injured in a fire and explosion which followed a collision of two tankers in New York bay today.
By CAROL STUART
Rock Chalk Talk
Warning to Bob Henry: The Sigma Chi's are threatening to run Bill MacGregor against you for May queen. Those dimples of his are dangerous!
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Prof. W. W. Davis' explanation of the Kansas State game: "Gosh, but I'm glad the time ran out while K.U. was ahead!"
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Substituting for Dean Stockton recently was Harold B. Pepinsky, who lectured to Personnel Management class on counselling. In the midst of his lecture, he looked up and remarked, "I keep thinking I see hands, but it's only people scratching their necks. Go right ahead, it doesn't bother me in the least."
Psychology majors themselves, Nancy Brown and Aileen Ainsworth, Theta's, have decided to psychoanalyze each other. The other day,
Topeka, (INS) — The eight-year fight of Kansas osteopaths for recognition in the medical profession promised today to become one of the bitter battles of the legislative session. A new bill jointly introduced by three representatives, all practicing osteopaths, asked for legislation permitting them to administer drugs and practice surgery.
Osteopaths Offer Own Bill in House
Introduction of the bill was taken as a refusal of the osteopaths to accept the compromise offered last week in a bill that would have permitted them to practice provided they pass examinations before the regular state board of medical examiners. The new bill was introduced by Rep. Thomas B. Powell, of Larned, and T. E. Nickell of Smith Center, Republicans, and K. A. Bush, of Harper, Democrat.
$375 Is Contributed For T. P. Hunter Fund
The T. P. Hunter memorial fund one of many such funds proposed in memory of University war dead, totals at present $375, according to Dr. F. C. Allen, chairman of the Hunter fund committee.
The living memorial may take any form on the campus,Dr. Allen said, but it will not be decided upon by the committee for some time.
Capt. Newman V. Treger, graduate of the University in 1937, was recently promoted to his present rank from the rank of second lieutenant. He is serving on the medical staff of a general hospital of the peninsular base headquarters in Italy. Captain Treger was commissioned in the medical corps in September, 1942, and has been overseas since January, 1943, serving in North Africa and Italy.
Dr. Allen said that the first contribution of $100 was given to the fund by a fraternity brother of the well-known athlete who was killed July 21, 1944, in the initial landings on Guam. Last week, following the Hunter memorial services conducted between halves of the Iowa State basketball game, his mother, Mrs. Mary F. Hunter, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Long, contributed $100 each to the fund. Today Dr. Allen received a check for $75 from another close friend of Lt. Hunter.
these two proteges of Dr. Wheeler rushed up the hill. Reaching their class, they remembered that they had a ride, so they raced back home for it.
Treger on Medical Staff in Italy
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Insn't it touching the way Lynn Leigh, PT-9's candidate for king of the Vice-Versa dance, refuses to run unless 'Red' Murray, his roomie, will run for queen?
Famous sayings department: "Da,"
by "Shack" Shackelford.
George Cox, to Phi Psi house-mother; "Those aren't specks in the sugar, Mother Dungan. You're putting the dice in your coffee."
There is no need to worry if you were one of those who noticed D.J. Safford and Jo Johnson crawling around on the floor of the gym after last Thursday's D.G.-A.D. Pi game. They were just looking for Jo's front tooth!
Nine Students Enroll In Nurses Aide Class
Eleven Lawrence women and ninl University students are enrolled The students are Melba DeArmond, Dixie Jeanne Gilliland, Barbara Heinsohn, Mary Jane Holzman, Barbara Johnson, Virginia Lyle, Virginia Markley, Mary Constance Nettels, and Nancy Reed.
Cold weather has not discouraged attendance at Nurses Aide classes, Miss Eva Bourne, instructor of the class and Douglas county health nurse, said.
The classes meet Monday and Thursday from 2 to 9 p.m. at Watkins Memorial hospital.
Richard C. Wilson, student at the University from 1939 to 1941 from Kansas City, Mo., was graduated in the final class of aviation cadets from Lubbock army air field, Lubbock, Texas, on Feb. 1. Wilson is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
Wilson Gets Wings in Texas
Davis Gives Views On Wallace and RFC
Letters to Senator Arthur Capper in Washington from Prof. Robert McNair Davis of the School of Law and Judge J. C. Ruppenthal, Russell, Kan., a graduate of the School of Law in 1895 gave opposite views on the approval of Henry A. Wallace as secretary of commerce with control over R.F.C. lending funds.
The letters released to the press and radio yesterday showed the widening differences of the conservative and liberal groups of the Democratic party as represented by views of the North and the South.
Judge Ruppenthal, on the other hand said Democrats do not want left-wingers in their party controlling the billions which the appointment carries with it. "There are Democrats in Kansas," he said, "who would like to see that this country has a chance to remain a democracy."
Chancellor Dr. W. Malott is attending a meeting of the Midwest Research Foundation in Kansas City today. Tonight he will be in Topeka to attend a dinner given by the Chamber of Commerce for the state legislature.
Professor Davis characterized as suicidial the effort of the Republican party to oppose Wallace's appointment, comparing Wallace's situation with that of Lincoln who was defeated in congress only to come back strongly as president.
Official Bulletin
Malott at Kansas City Meet
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Monday, Feb. 5, 1945
Notices que at News Room, Journalism Building, at 10 a.m. on day of publication.
There will be no regular meeting of the All Student Council at 7 Wednesday in the Pine room. Jack Button, Secy.
Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship will meet at 7 p.m. today at Myers hall. William B. Sommerville will be the speaker.
Hannah Roberts, president.
All graduating students of the University, interested in jobs with business firms, regardless of what school or department they are in, are invited to come to the School of Business office for consultation.
Dean F. T. Stockton.
Join the Jayhawk Flying Club
Ground and Flight School Approved by Civil Aeronautics Administration, and Supervised by Aeronautics Department of the University of Kansas.
Private pilot's certificate will be obtained by members at minimum cost in minimum time.
Flying time at reduced rates to all Jayhawk flying club graduates.
Watch paper for announcement of the next meeting. See Prof. W. H. Simpson, aeronautical engineering, for information.
ONG AIRCRAFT CORP.
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LOST — Brown billfold in Union cafeteria or in Mississippi 1200d block. Contained activity book, to small change. Please notify Charlene Curtis, phone 2788-W, if found. Reward. -94
LOST · Stigma Kappa Sorority pin
Thursday afternoon someplace
between Frank Strong and the Sigma
Kappa house. Reward. Please call
Mary Dudley, phone 3140. —94
LOST: Writing half of green Parker
51 fountain pen. If found, please
call Bob Lindley, phone 1106. —94
LOST: Brown leather billfold with
crest. Contained key, activity
book, and other means of identification.
Lost at basketball game,
Jan. 30, in west bleachers. If found,
please call Ruth Russell, phone 1233.
University Daily Kansan
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