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THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Kansas Net Team Seeks Revenge Over Washburn
Tennis Team Out to Turn Tables After Losing by Coin Flip
The University tennis team will play its last home match of the season in a return match with Washburn this afternoon at 2:30 on the varsity court. The visiting Kansas lost the meet four matches to two. The last doubles match, which was called on account of darkness, was the deciding match, and it was decided in favor of Washburn by one point. The match meet the Jayhawk netmen have lost their jay-
Art Voss, No. 1 man for Kansas and Big Six singles champion, will make his way to Los Angeles. Deseru, Kenneth Kell, No. 2 man, will meet Jesse alonso, former Big Six singles champion; Delmar Curry will play Bob Leo, and Bob Oley will play
In the doubles matches, Voss and Kell will play Deaver and Lee; Curry and Oyler will play Dalton and Dodge.
The next meet will be a return match with Baker University Saturday at 10 a.m. the day before it featured the Baker court men six matches to nothing in the meet here Tuesday.
Willard Mayberry Talks To Journalism Students
Today
Speaks of News Coloring in Stories Written Today
"No man, worthy of being called an editor, is like a district court judge. He is an advocate for a paper and can't sit in judgment, but must take a position and take it strongly," said Willard Mayberry, a legal scholar from "Shibboleths and Sacred Cows" to about 80 journalism students yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Mayberry, owner of the Tri-State News, Elkhard, pointed out that democracy is regulated by public opinion which is in turn dominated by propaganda. Now news decide whether they will enter to existient political opinion or create new values.
While it is true that the students are told that the best news stories are written unbussely, it is never entirely possible to take the human element out of reporting. The truth is always interrupted by the medium of the individual reporter.
In speaking of New Deal reporting, Maybury said that if one only read the news reports he would absorb all the different editorial opinions without having looked at the editorial pages. Some editors, particularly Heard, realizing how difficult it is to take what have taken to what amounts to merging the two, putting Brisbane's column on the front page, publishing news with one slant, etc.
Earlier in the afternoon, Mr. Mayberry was interviewed by Professor Dill of the department of journalism over KFK!
The case of personality injecting itself into the news is well illustrated by Mr. Rosenveld and Ernest K. Lundley send to the New York Herald-Tribune from Washington. There can be no mistake in sensing the opposing positions of the people.
"With government becoming as complex as it is, interpretation that will be difficult to understand," Maybery said. The speaker admitted that there were degrees of "artistry" in handling interpretation, but that it existed nevertheless, slightly more camouflaged.
Select New Committees At Meeting of M.S.C
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Activity committee: Earl Dearborn Ernest Casini.
Social committee; chairman, Bob Williams, John Paul, George Wright, Delmar Curry, Walter Kuechner, T. D. Wilson, Logan Lane, Paul Wilbert.
Lame, Dusk committee, Chairman,
Kenneth Born, Lloyd Mordet, Gamar
Student Forms; Chairman, Kenneth
Student Forms; Chairman, Kenneth
Dyer, Bob Williams, Carolyn Har-
Borger, Bob Williams, Bob
B Thorpe, William Kester, Walter
Knusbein, John Percery, Sam Minthorn
Earl Darerain, Herbert Sizemore and George Wright were appointed to draw a bill proposing the establishment of this own council key. This is the starting point in an economy program necessitated by the cost of the new forum plan and the expense of remaining resources.
A motion that the council appropriate $60 to pay for having the uniforms of band members cleaned, following their recent trip to the dust country, was tabled for investigation into the financial status of the council.
Fi Liambla Theta to Meet Tonight
Pi Liambla Theta, honorary education
sorcery, will meet tonight at 7:30
at the home of the new installation and
install the new officers. Following
the installation services, the
annual strawberry festival will be held.
Profs. Show Streaks Of Baseball Brilliance and Lose Gracefully
In a stirring seven-inning game yesterday afternoon the Juniors of the School of Business defeated the Faculty 12-3, before a crowd of about 200 spec-
"Dean Stockton stocked brilliantly, Professor Kissick as the slugging short-score scarefully erred, Mr. Kel performed at first base like a big league star, and Professor Dade did wonders as the captain Jucius remarks after the game.
John Lumpkin, who challenged the faculty, said of the game, "The students of the School of Business demonstrated conclusively this afternoon that the faculty of the Business School—FBS is a delapidated, obsolete committee of business men and went down like men. As I predicted, the students knocked the FBS clear off the field, and must be relegated to oblivion—at least for another year."
'Nugget Nell' to Emporia
Mellerdammer Players to Appear in Theater There
The Mellerdrammer Players, University dramatic group which is presenting "Nugget Nell," will leave at 1:06 in the afternoon and there are at the Fox Granada theater tonight. If the presentation is a success they will be awarded a run on the countdown.
The script for the production has been revamped by George Callahan, former dramatic instructor.
The following will make the trip: Ruth Pyle, ed;35 Joe Dunckel, c;36 Jane Iews ed;35 Adlea Kizer klae, Virgil Bergman, gr; Charles Pinkin, cum; Barbara Donix, gr; Michael Donix, c;68 Bill Bracke, gr;Bill Kandi, c;mcr; Mr. Kass and Miss Elliott
To Graduate Nearly 1000 From Kansas University
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Rea, *Richard Wall Scott, Gordon Smith
Wavman, Jr.
Bachelor of Science 5 Year
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Three-Year Certificate in Piano Margaret Hays, Clarice Emily Sloan
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Bachelor of Science
Vern Leroy Carr, I. Hamilton Perkins
Harry L. Pratt
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*Gerald A. Butel, *Edward Dickman.
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Bachelor of Science in Education
Bernice Mary Berg, Bachelors of Arts
Eric Miller, Milton Benard Clawson, *Jean Cowan*, Della Mae Maxwell, *Mary Elizabeth Maxwell* Doug, Mary Elizabeth Edie
Because of the Number of Visitors On the Hill The Latter Part of This Week We Will Change The Hours Of Serving.
COMMENCING THURSDAY
Breakfast 7:00:9:00
Lunch 11:00:1:15
Dinner 5:00:7:00
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Bachelor of Science in Business
Orkney Adams, "Miguel Baguine Aguirre"
Allan, Fleen T. Amaden, Glenn W. Anrim,
Alden Flyt T. Amaden, Glenn W. Anrim,
Alden Flyt T. Amaden, Glenn W. Anrim,
Charles Wintersley Asher, Richard Ayres
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ATHLETES SAY
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