FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1928
PAGE THREE
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
February, Month of Feminine Favor. Finds Fair Sex Fulfilling Men's Part at Social Functions
February is the month in when woman on Mt. Orchid is coming into her own as regards her expression of love for her husband. Last Friday she entertained herself and an exclusive social function known to the Hill as the notorious Puff Pant Pron, an affair that has proved the unpopularity of a feminine make-up. It was a grand affair if one accepts the testimony of the "weaker sex," but rather dump, if one allowed his opinion to be reinforced by the reports of curious women.
The latest bid that February made to be the red-beletter month of the year, feminist speaking, is the Leap Year Varsity which is scheduled for Saturday evening, Feb. 25. Not satirically, it was a population on the Hill that woman is independent from man socially, the crusading minority of the University
Mental Hygiene Helps in Freeing Individual, Dr. Harrington Says
are念缝 enough to think that they can show their superiority as regards the ultimate in an evening's entertainment. Their proof will be in the roof, where the room is rented for the rooftop paying the tax fare, attending the gymnastical requirements of the male after a tenuous night of constant dancing, 14 percent, said date prove papers. The incident might occur from time to time as such incident expenses usually do on such occasions. And last, but first in chronological order the ordering of a course at 6:00 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 25.
Psychiatrist Discusses Works of Art as Illustrations of Problems
The party will be under the management of the W. S. A. Ticket sellers, managers, and attendants will be women, according to Nandine Loue, head of the party, who will be in F. A. U. hall and will be a 12 o'clock party.
"The purpose of mental hygiene is to help the individual to become free. The majority of us are, inhibited or handicapped. We must find out what keeps us from doing those things which we are capable of doing" and Dr. G. Leonard Harrington, psychiatrist at Temple University. Thursday lecture this morning.
If everyone could be easy, comfortable, and not disturbed, the world in general would be better off," he continued. "By this I do not mean that we should try to stay in any way. That would not help matters as they exist today."
The chief discussion of this morning's lecture was on the book "Paying the Dollars" by Robert A. Browne, presenting the illustrations in the book to the audience and will later go back to make a more comprehensive look at the problems the art work represents.
Some of the illustrations are those drawn by people who are mentally disabled. These weekly lectures just what desires and expressions are expressed
Others of the illustrations are famous works of art which embody some major themes of life's problems. Doctor Harrington during the course of the review, he stops to explain how cities arise with which people interact, in further pointing out the purpose of the art illustration.
He used as an example of human weakness, the young man who becomes a failure at West Point. Rome returns to learn that he is a failure, he will commit suicide, do himself bodily harm, anything to give him an other proportion of our energy to conceal ourselves. We are willing to go to all extremes to preserve our faces, and his studies will do something to make his action justifi-
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The lecture next Thursday will be a continuation of the review of Kemp's book. The meetings are held at 10:30 a.m., central administration auditorium.
--three years by the Better Americas Federation of California, will be continued again this year.
On Other Hills
An instructor in the department of French at the University of Minnesota setsubly announced that feminine knees were too prominent in his classroom. The coe-deed pondered and hit him up last when the idea of staring their knees at feminine knees. Thus the dignity of the instructor and coe-deed was preserved.
The National Intercollegiate Ori-
torical contest on the Constitution
which has been conducted for the pa
The book exchange operated by the M. Y. M. C., at the University of Nebraska has netted a total saving to the students of approximately one thousand dollars, the total business transacted by the bank, for $10 million dollars. The exchange charges 15 per cent on all sales to cover the cost of operation.
The value of a college education as presented by a Chicago man, Otto Y. Schirmer, in address at the University of Chicago in $72,600. Mr. Schirmer named $8,600 as the value of a four-year college course.
The Dalota Student, which is in the student award and controlled paper at the University of Pennsylvania, gave its 49th year this semester. It was founded in 1888, and became its own institution.
President Bowers of Kansas Wesleyan University has received an award from the Kaiden City, Mo., a book containing the orations and poems of Demo-themes. There are all published in The New York Times. The book was published in 1572.
Miss Amanda Ellis, assistant professor of English at Colorado College, has just had her first volume of stories to be published. "Representative Short Stories" and is to be published by Thomas Nelson of New York and London. The book will contain 10 short stories and also the theory and development of the story.
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VARSITY
The Snappy Show House
Last Time Tonite Field and Conklin
Tomorrow
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A SWEET ROMANCE
Leatricejoy in "THE ANGEL OF BROADWAY"
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Shows: 3-7-9.
Berry and Hatton in "WIFESAVERS."
Watch for "The Patent Leather Kid."
MONDAY
FOR SALE—Book of facts about the University, compiled in 1824 as the "University daily Kansas. Almanac for 1825-5." Four years old but the book was a treasure, available as ever. 10 cents per copy at the Kansas Business office. ff.
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TONIGHT—Excellent cust in "Winsing of the Futurity."
TOMORROW—a western, "The Wizard of the Saddle."
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Contrary to reports that the party Friday Nite would take the place of the regular Varsity dance—
There Will Be a VARSITY
Saturday Nite, Feb. 18
The Original Jayhawk Band Will Play
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