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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1907
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY K. DORMAN, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call K. 212-8542. 720-828-9631
The regional conference of the midwestern chapters of Theta Tau, engineering fraternity, was held at Iowa City, Iowa, during the Easter vacation. Representatives from Zeta chapter included the following:
Vector Koehler, c/37
Raymond Rogers, c/18
Kevin Foley, c/36
Fleming Soffield, c/19
David Bloom, c/19
John Grist, c/17
Robert Russell, c/17
Hugh Mackrae, c/19
Hugh Magruder, c/19
Howard Loveeland, c/19
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Howard Moreland, e'38, was elected regent of the Tetha Tau, engineering fraternity, Tuesday, March 23. Other officers elected were vice-recipient, Guy Gubrie, e'37; treasurer, Raymond Rogers, e'38; scribe, Lester Haug, e'38; corresponding secretary, Fleming Soeffel, e'37.
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity held election of officers March 22. The following were elected to serve President, Proctor Ritchie, c'39; vice-president, Dean Coleman, c'38; secretary, Frank Harwi, c'38; historian, Hazlett Steiger, h'38; sergeant-at-arms, Burle Wobker, c'38.
Delta Sigma Theta sorority gave a formal tea Saturday afternoon in the women's lounge of the Administration Building and visitors to the Midwestern Provincial Council of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
L. N. Flint, professor of journalism
M. Flint, and George Flint, b37, returned yesterday from Pooria, III,
where they spent the Easter vacation
to Rose B. Flint, 31, and
M. Flint, who is also a graduate of
the University.
Senior and graduate women are to be guests at a tea to be given by the University Women's Club, tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 5 cowl in Myers Hall. Miss May Gardner, associate chair of the Women's College charge of the tea, will be assisted by the following committee: Miss Rosemary Ketchum, professor of design; Mrs J. W. Twente; Miss Margaret Lynn, professor of English; C. F. Nelson, and M. J. Klister, individual invitations will be given.
M chapter of the Kappa Alpha Pa traternity gave a number Friday evening at the chapter house for the Midwestern Provincial Council.
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority held open house Friday evening honoring
Mrs. B. F. Bonham, Newark, Dela,
was a lunchroom guest at the Gamma
bi Beta security house yesterday.
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Mr. C. Follom Gagley, athlete director at Lamington University, Langton Ohs, was a weekend visitor at Alpha Phi Bhi Alpha fraternity house.
M.S.C.-W.S.G.A. FORUMS
Alpha Kappa Pai fraternity announces the pledging of Neal Dean, c'40.
BOARD PLANS FOR DEBATE
The M.S.C.-W.S.G.A. forums board met yesterday afternoon in the Pine Room of the Memorial Union building to plan for the debate, "Is Real Recovery Possible Under Capitalism?" between Lewis Cory, who says "No," and Herbert Agar, who says "Yes." April 8.
delegates and visitors to the Mila western Provincial Council of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
The following committee heads were appointed: Don Voycehue, c39; posterers; William Zupane, c37; speaking arrangements; David Angvine, c39; programs and newspaper publicity; Dorothy Caldwell, c38; dinner arrangements; and Gertrude Tiegeur to faculty and guarantors of the University Concert Course. Bob Thorpe, c37, chairman, presided.
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Ninety-Three Delegates Attend Annual Two-Day Session
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Doctor Armstrong was the principal speaker at the Provincial Banquet Saturday evening in the Memorial Union dining room. He outlined the progress of the fraternity thus far and suggested further means of improvement. Three other grand officers were present and deserved remarks; *t* score of congregation meeting were read from each other present.
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Mu chapter of Kappa Alpha Pi fraternity was host to the Mid-Western Provincial Council of the fraternity Friday and Saturday of last week. Ninety-three delegates, representing 11 undergraduate and alumni chapters in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma attended the annual two-day session.
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The delegates were among the 700 guests who attended the formal party celebrating the seventeenth anniversary of the founding of Mu chapier in the Memorial Union ballroom, Saturday evening.
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On Sunday morning special services were held for the fraternity of the ninth Street Baptist Church in charge of arrangement E. were in charge of arrangement E. Rushley B, Moton, gr; J, Clark Cxph; and John E, Morgan C, c7.
Two coeds from the University,
Susan Concedes, *¢40*, and Margaret
Ridley, *£30*, were selected Kappa
and Gamma, respectively, with
gurkha symbolic of the occasion.
Dean R. A. Schweiger of the School of Education requests that all students who expect to apply for practices teaching positions for next year do so now instead of next fall.
On the Shin-if he could continue thinking up excuses to give his father.
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Chancellor Lindley welcomed the group and delivered a short address on "The Relationship of the Fraternity to the University." The Chancellor was a member of the faculty Indiana University when the fraternity there, there, and recalled that Byron K. A. one of the two living founders and new dean of the school of education at Langton University, Lansington.
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didn't have a perfectly healthy brother who could do the job just as well. So Wallace had off to Chanute and was a house guest with Miss Gray serving as hostess. He did his duty inasmuch as he escorted Miss Gray in Lawrence in her car.
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A "D" as lovely as n "B",
A "B" whose rounded form is pressed
Upon the record of the blessed;
All "D's" are made by fools like
But only profs can make a "B"!
Students in one of the local rooming houses have become so dissatisfied that they have decided to tell the "nandiady," and here is the proclamation they have written to present to her: 'We, the undersigned, do herbehoy protect and proclaim that the calorific content of our food has been preserved here, is insufficient to withstand the chill of the unheated structure in which it has become our lot to dwell. In short—the quality and quantity of said food is quite inadequate!'
"Furthermore, be it known that the coldness of the hot water is appalling. The points and arders of shaving and showering therewith are excruciating. There is need of a new invention will indicate."
"We suggest that if the above conditions are not allocated, a general exodus will forthwith ensue!"
Roving Reporter-car is to the advantage of a student in the University?"
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"Yes-Go more places, see more things, and taxis are expensive," says Mary Charlotte Igou, c'uncl. She has no fliver.
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Harold Haugh, 63, speaks with a voice of experience. "Personally, I don't know. But I do know that the rest of the boys enjoy my car."
Marty Sanders, ewell, doesn't possess a paddle-jumper, and thinks having one is "to the disadvantage of a student living on the Hill, as opposed to a student studying in study, especially in the summer." How about the spring, Marty?
And Larry Cayle, counsel, tells us about the spring. He answers, "Scientifically speaking no. In the spring you have to buy a new automobile." Larry owns none.
"Yes. There are so many things we can do if a car is available." This
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