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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1928
University Daily Kansar
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1928
A REST FOR JOHN
It's an ill wind that blows nobody good. With the presidential campaign, the trans Atlantic zeppelin and the football season all scrambling for space on the front page. John Coidge is getting a rest. The reporters and photographers who once tagged him around like a seven-year-old kid brother, are now crowded into a press box, or tuning in on a candidate's speech. No doubt John welcomes the opportunity to get down to work on his new job without all the world being told about it. It's bad enough to have a secret service man trailing you without a path of reporters. How can be entertain his girl friend successfully when his chaparre hangs around in the back ground? And with the news deaths there, too, it must have been aware. John must have sighed a deep sign of relief when some one else crashed the front page.
DEFERRED PLEDGING
The Synacreus Daily Orange is in favor of second sentence pledging and even goes so far as to say that no pledging until the beginning of the sophomore year would be advisable. It also looks to the senior class of the university to accomplish this. Some such change in the rushing and pledging system is just an necessary at K. U. Now that the excitement of rush week is over and each fraternity and sorority has obtained "absolutely the best men and women on the Hill," some people are realizing that a different system would be very advantage if not essential. There are fraternities and sororites that are disappointed in some of the men and women they have admitted. And those are pledges who have picked the wrong fraternity or sorority. Some find themselves in uncongruent surroundings and are disheartened and unhappy.
Would it be impossible for our K, U, seniors to accomplish something along this line? The thing has been discussed many times, yet nothing happens. A great part of student opinion appears to be in favor of deferred pledging and yet nothing is done to bring it about. Class of 1929, why not take definite action on the matter?
Marked by triangle debates, the organization of political clubs in support of Hoover or Smith, offers of prizes for student essays on partisan questions and a general quickening of interest in national politics, evidences of the 1928 campaign are multiplying on Mt. Oread.
THE CAMPAIGN QUICKENS
All this is to be expected. If not this year, at least by the next presidential election K. U. students here will be eligible to vote and should do so intelligently. Each political club on the Hill has considerable information about its candidate and students have no excuse to vote without knowing something about the man they support.
The charge is often made, and justly so sometimes, that people vote for one man just because their friends or neighbors do. But this is not a valid excuse for students, who have a chance to avail themselves of all the information they need about the issues the candidates and political
history. The battle is on at K. U., another debate is scheduled next week and others will undoubtedly follow. So get busy and learn enough about the candidates so that you can decide which way to vote.
SPANNING THE ATLANTIC
SPANNING THE ATLANTIC
For many years a game has been played called "Spam the Atlantic." The whole affair is credited to Columbus who made the first journey in three months incending real periods at various islands. With the invention of steam the time was shortened to eighteen days. Now it is only four and one half days.
When the Wright brothers invented the airplane they started the fad again. Lincoln set up a record for all to shoot at by flying alone in a monoplane. When others could not beat his record they started a side issue as to how big a plane and how many passengers could be carried. Now we are confronted by a zeppelin that will attempt to break the record —not for speed but for passengers, as it will carryirty people to America if it is favorable. The end-to-west flight has always seemed the hardest due to the headwinds. We wonder whether this one will succeed—particularly since the wings seem worse than ever during the presidential campaign.
JAYHAWK PEP
A freshman wrote the Kannan the other day complaining that he had asked several upperclassmen for the words to some of the yells and not one could repeat them all. This was generally flagged off by a few persons who knew how five your appendages of K. J., however, the Grinell game proved one thing. Kannas may know their yells, but if they do they are keeping them a secret. In one section of the stadium the few older students who did know Rock Chalk Junior led the course of Lawrence teenagers to keep them from producing any real Jayhawk pop. Since the team has been attained in more vital suits for psychological effect, we suggest direct rehearsals for the rosters with chair practice at regular intervals.
Campus Opinion
FACILIS DESCENSUS AVERNI
Editor Daily Kuwait;
That is the trite way Virgil had in saying something that ought to be whispered to a group of week-end students who produce sidebits at school adjacent to the side of the new Show hall now cafer construction.
To be more accurate in the description, the sidewalk on the north side of the drive coming from the west end of the campground is completely blocked by the use of barriers. This equation requires about three hundred yards
in room three blinded with
That is not all. Sand has been put
out in the drive until there is
nobby room for two cars and it
for two trucks and it to use that
space sometimes for the use of un-
loading material.
Even though the drive is casually busy with motor traffic, students come out of the Administration Building moving over to the sidewalk in front of Marvin they collect in squares and proceed down the pavement apparently headless of the sidewalk.
A short out to a commendable thing if the haste is imperative, but what is eight stems, four each way across the floor? There's something to think about while practicing the death walk. "Eternity, Where?" L. M.
Moreover it appears to the bystander that the pedestrian seems to take the attitude that there is nothing wrong with her, while whole attention up to the motorist.
What I started to say in the first place is that 'faecies discover Averni' and that is just about what will happen to him. He must meet again on the side of the sandplates, and four-abreast troupe of hikers are gonna' be bowled to the side, for the peculiar way of the driver is always to avoid cut
Dean Agree E. Wells has made the statement that the majority of heads of sororities feel that rush rules are practiced in the last rush week are not adequate and that these rush rules and wistful rubes of that period are rapidly coming to the belief that the rules were "empty" adequate—Indiana Student.
It is hoped that both old and new students and faculty members will attend the initiation ceremony at the Stadium tonight at 7:30. The cerebral cortex of the brain was removed from the brain for the study.
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Vol. XXVI Thursday, October 11, 1928 No. 25
NEW STUDENTS' INITIATION CEREMONY:
There will be a regular meeting of the Christian Science Society of the University of Kansas, Thursday evening at 7:30, in Myron hall, room B1.
E, H, LINDLEY, Chancellor.
The regular meeting of Di Siriam is for Thursday, Oct. 11 at 6 p.m. at the Cafeteria, R. D. Moore, professor of geology, will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 12 from 1 to 4 p.m.
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Hewood Brown, nationally known columnist, offered a good argument in favor of co-education recently in the New York University Daily Student. Brown said: "I'm strong for the coed and heartily believe in coed education. I think it's the best thing for colleges. I preferable for the college and not for the college rather than on-site." When there is no opportunity within the college, the men will go outside and associate with women on a lower intellectual social standing and they often show a preference for
FOREIGN BORN
The philosophy we use with regard o cheese does not extend to human
This is the area of the supremacy of imported goods. Every day brings to our ports tons of the production of other countries. Our wharves are piled high with crates enclosed and attached immediately to the stevedore who handles them as the jibberish of a Hattentot.
"The menetic idea, of purely men's colleger, is all wrong! I can't see them at all."
There who oppose the co-educational college will find difficulty in answering. Brown's argument—Ohio State Luntern.
The rich and near rich of the country revol in the use of razors from Germany, noodles from Hong Kong, cigarettes from Japan, roses from Italy. Cheese is their forty-large moth eaten Swiss cheese, foil wrapped and odoriferous Lingerberg and unentombable choice of doubtful mold. For a cheese to be safe, it must have been pardonable crime. It is henceforth received for the consumption of the great unwashable. But, be it importomed worm or not, and it is instantly tainted. Cheese is thus a high-paid pardonable employee which a college man courts a female employee of Messrs Childs.
heipies. An imported man—an immigrant—is not a choice he is in hum, Cheese from Switzerland, *lovely* Just think, imported! A man from Hardy, plea, a foreigner, is kept up. The bourgeen is the leader of Little Stuart's society! They work on the corrality to the rule免受 by students of Military Science and Tactics. the bluebeetle that yells bounces at you. He looks like a bear, but large in high musk-muck and bier muck in his compromises.
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ARE YOU AN EXPERT?
There is a test (totally proposed for students by Thorleyke so Professor Yeager tells me) which every man, woman and child in the world must meet. It is the hardest and best of all tests of intelligence and whatever else you want to do? Have you ever eaten a cake that entouraged enthusiasm and not dread? Have you ever clenched a room so that madness could not with a white silk hardchief find a snugness of dirt behind the radiator? Have you ever watched the dragon hold together like the Dragon's indebtedest one boss say? Have you ever driven through a page of problems in algebra so that at last diseased and prostitute you can says That algorithm know that it has been taught or only sat on the beach and told how it ought to be done? Can you sing so that they will say (voluntarily) where he will hear you again? Can you read directions and know what they mean and do what they say exactly so as to be an expert who is in bad temper?
Write down for yourself whatever it is that you have done with a success which satisfies yourself. If you one success was only winning at shorten up a champion, that is why you are fighting the first syllable of the rule for winning at greater games. That makes you consider whether there is a greater game for you that is greater than the one you have succeeded in. Keep a minute and see what you know now and note: Know yourself now. Note: Survive.
WILLIAM LOWE BRYAN Indiana Student
The freshman initiation was a beautiful and an impressive ceremony when we attended the state institution, although a bit different from tion of today. The service then was of a spontaneous nature—a circumstance which we have often thought added to its artistry. On some brisk days it was an evening lay drenched in white moonlight, suddenly there would arise from a far-
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off corner of the student district a cry that froze the blood in freshman veins and set the yellings to barriving their dozes in frantic haste, then a few basses joining in, and finally the deep, full-tailored bay of the pack. No one except a freshman of yogeeerum can know the beauty and impulse of the lightnings flickered out, and freshmen crenelled shivering between sheets, feigning睡, the cry coming near. Presently dead quiet on the street below, then a pounding hip and jerky laughs of lights flickered out, and freshmen crenelled shivering between sheets, feigning睡, the cry coming near. Presently dead quiet on the street below, then a pounding hip and jerky laughs of lights flickered out, and freshmen crenelled shivering between sheets, feigning睡, the cry coming near. Presently dead quiet on the street below, then a pounding hip and jerky laughs of lights flickered out, and freshmen crenelled shivering between sheets, feigning睡, the哭 would surge on down the street a half a block or so, to repeat this beautiful and impressive service while back yound up in his room in the dorm where he would do the most good.
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The Chicago and Northwestern is now advertising its Corn King Limited, running between Chicago, Des Moines, Sioux City and Omaha, as "the finest train in the world." When the train arrives at Omaha, you never having ridden on it; but the western lines have many others to compete with it.
There in, for instance, the Oriental,
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A Nebraska fish batchery is shipping a trout to stock the streams in the Caldera mountains. This sounds like a fish story. Hutchinson News
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