TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Student Health Better
Examinations Show Superiority Over Last Year
"The physical conditions of the students, we have examined on the time and the temperature those of last year," said Dr. Ralph I. Canousson, director of the student unit.
Physical examinations were given to 570 men at the student hospital last week. Of the 570 who kept their appointments about 680 were freshly vaccinated. Today at the proximately 150 women and been examined.
"The women have been better in keeping their appointments this year than the men. Some of the freshmen receive physical examinations, and for those it will be necessary to have special appointments. It is a university requirement that all freshmen receive physical examinations before they get into the first year without one. Those who dodge this examination during the first year will find themselves in trouble some time later in their college life," warned Doctor Camenotte.
The same stuff of nurses as last year is employed at the hospital for the present.
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Please Help Us Perfect Our Carrier Service
It's Like Starting a New Newspaper
Starting the Daily Kansan again each fall is, in many ways, like starting a new newspaper. When school starts in the fall the Kansan has no subscribers and no carrier delivery service.
A subscription campaign must be conducted, the subscriptions received must be recorded and sorted out by street and number, route lists must be made of these subscribers for the use of the carrier boys, the carrier boys themselves must be bired, and then they must become familiar with their routes and all of the peculiar house numbers which are found on many of the routes.
While the boys are becoming familiar with their routes new subscriptions are constantly being received which must be added to the route lists.
Starting from nothing and attempting to build up a dependable and satisfactory delivery service in one week's time is a suspendous task.
Naturally many mistakes are made. Subscribers give wrong addresses when they subscribe to the paper and then complain of non-delivery.
Transcribing addresses from receipt books to permanent card records and again to route lists gives chances for further errors.
And carrier boys are only human. Unless the subscriber has actually gone out on the street and tried to deliver a bundle of two or three hundred papers, he may not appreciate the difficulty which the boys face on the first few nights with a new route list.
All in all, it is no wonder that many mistakes occur. The Kansan is very sorry that so many subscribers failed to receive their papers during the past week.
The numerous complaints caused a careful re-checking of the entire list and the preparation of complete new delivery lists for the carrier boys.
From now on it is the Kansan's hope that delivery service may be as near 100% perfect as humanly possible. But it can only be made so if subscribers will co-operate by reporting any cases of non-delivery promptly so that they may be investigated and corrected.
Every subscriber to the Kansan should now be receiving his paper regularly before 6:30 each evening and before 8:30 on Sunday morning.
Careful check has been made of each carrier's route lists to be sure that every subscription so far turned in is included.
All complaints of non-delivery reported to the office during the past few days have been checked against our subscription records and, if necessary, corrected on the carriers' new route lists.
If you fail to receive your paper hereafter it indicates some error in the Kansan's records or a mistake on the part of the carrier. The Kansan is very anxious to correct both.
Please telephone the Kansan business office. K. U. 66, between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. if you fail to receive your paper promptly every night from now on.
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