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cur to you what you would have work if you were full the class in research work do you lose in our notes? This saved by writing northand. The northand is of use to the lawyer from his oppoor in outlining plea of his own; orter in takingvention reports, leech of the day, general.
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STUDENTS DO IT.
How "The Kansan" is Edited and Printed. Students Set the Type.
The Kansan prides itself upon being the first University newspaper published entirely by student enterprise. Since the beginning of the current year none but student work has entered into its publication, from the collector of news and advertising material to the final press work. The news field of the University is divided among the members of the Kansan board and they cover their territory at least once each week for all news of importance. The assignment has been as follows: Varsity football, Moore; Freshman football, Young; track athletics, Hovey; fraternities, dramatic and musical news, Farnsworth; Y.W.C.A' and general social news, Alma Manley; University office news, May Wallace; Engineering news,
Marshall. Minnie Owens edits the work of the Freshman newspaper class and prepares it for Kansan use. Douglas makes special assignments, edits copy of the other reporters, and covers the literary field and special articles. Kayser writes the editorial column and does the final editing of all copy.
The type is set in the printing plant of the Graduate Magazine by student "typos". When the final page leaves the press none but students have in any way contributed to the work of publication.
The advertising is collected by Manager Van Fleet and his assistants, Blackmar and Davis.
The Oread Club.
In the fall of 1902, there was organized on Mount Oread for social purposes what is known as the Oread club. The organization gives dancing parties once a month. The parties are
informal and the guest list is made as representative as possible of University social circles. The membership of the club consists of non-fraternity young men, chosen from the various schools of the University. Their names are as follows: Chester A. Smith, R.E. Gentry, R.C.Barton, M.N. McNaughton, C.L.Van Fleet, O.N.Wampler, Lawrence Brett, J.H.Parker, Virgil McCarty, C.L.Sellers, J.E.Lindsay, Harry Rhodes, Emil Brunner, S.A.Forter, Everett Copley, E.E.Varney, and Fred Cambern.
Quite a bit of merriment was caused in one of the Public Speaking classes by a very wise and pompous first year man who in his little speech said "confisticate" for confiscate.
Misses Minnie Owens, Elsie Watson and Gertrude Russ gave an entertainment in North Lawrence, Friday night for the benefit of the Pilgrim Congregational church.
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