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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1928
THE TIME HAS COME
It is to be hoped that the inter-
fraternity council will properly meet
in its responsibility when it convenes in
special session Sunday.
When the problem in regard to the recent student arrests was brought up before the Men's Student Council Monday night, it was decided that this matter fell more properly under the jurisdiction of the inter-fraternity council and action on the matter was therefore relegated to it.
In the final analysis, however, responsibility rests with the Men's Student Council. Power over the activities of men students of the University has been delegated to them by the chancellor, who may revolt that power if he feels that the council is not functioning properly.
It was felt that the fraternities should be given an opportunity to settle their own difficulties. That is why notion was referred to their proper delegates. If the inter-funnelity council rises to the occasion and carefully attacks the problem of hell week, giving a satisfactory report on the situation, then the matter will have been settled by those most visually interested and in greatest fairness to them.
It is sincerely hoped that this will not be necessary.
If the responsibility is adhereent and the report is found unassatisfactory, then action must go back to the Men's Student Council.
The best joke of the year is about the new student who went into Ad building the other day for his advertising class.
MORTAR BOARD
Tuesday at the all-University convocation, nine senior women received official recognition of their faithful and unselfish work done at this institution of higher learning.
These women are leaders in every phase of student activities and in scholarship, although they have characteristically kept out of the line light as much as possible. It is indeed an honor for them to be chosen to this national organization of Mortar Board.
Although many other seniors have done meritorious work while on the Hill, these nine women were selected as the outstanding women of the senior class.
If the word of the average man would be greeted with the persistent doubt met by Coolidge's famous "I do not choose," he would feel inclined to leave the country.
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IF YOU WERE ON THE JURY
IF YOU WERE ON THE JURY
Regardless of the sanctity or insanity of Hickman, the action of the court in allowing a witness to give his personal opinion, opinion which would undoubtedly influence the jury, and then ordering the jury to disregard it, he was done a few days ago in the Los Angeles trial, was unjustified.
Doctor Thomas Orban, a Los Angeles psychophysiologist, was on the witness stand. In cross examination, and in spite of the protests of the defense counsel, he said:
"It is perfectly ridiculous to have all this pomp and ceremony when a warrior tries to avoid the penalty by pleasing authority. Why should we pay thousands of dollars to bring witteness to say that this man is same and others to say that he is inseane when we could send him right over to the psychopathic ward and have him examined there?"
All of which is legitimate opinion,
but not matter which the jury should have board. It is there to listen to facts, not opinion. There, after all had listened to what doctor Orbion said, the court ordered that they were to erase it from their minds.
A new company in Kansas City is to use wood out auto tires as raw material. Now if they will only use discarded safety minor blades in the machinery for calving the rubber,
Such procedure by the court, show that obviously it is prejudiced against the defendant, can only be condemned. If Hickman is same, such tactics are not necessary to prove him so.
The biographies of aspiring presidential candidates are almost an complicity in those of bygone presidents.
Since audience contents have come into such popularity we wonder if the Tampa Dome is serving to better 'out Faithful Greyer.
Campus Opinion
Editor: Daily Kansan:
Quaker Daily Kauai
Column "Options"
column of the Kanauan for Tueday,
Feb 7, attacked with considerable
power. The attack was made
wate with the Ariake Monday night,
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Vol. IX  Thursday, February 9, 1928  No. 105
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Grades will be given out from the Registrar's office to students of all schools in the following order:
Tuesday, Feb. 9—Students whose last names begin with A to G, incl.
Friday, Feb. 10—Students whose last names begin with H to M, incl.
Monday, Feb. 13—Students whose last names begin with N to S, incl.
Tuesday, Feb. 14—Students whose last names begin with T to Z, incl.
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB:
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She wonders what price the University is willing to pay for such victories and charges that the K. U. deacon has truth, intelligence and self-control."
As for truth, it was to be noted that the University debaters quoted considerably more authority to substantiate their views than Aggie mum did, and that their authorities on the whole seemed to be of much less importance than not responsible if the affirmative team failed to bring out all the points in the latter's favor. Of course, they were either trifling or of such a nature that the debate could rarely be expected to know about unless he were specifying in history.
Such minor errors as were made, us, for instance, attributing the withhold of German warships from the enemy, or misrepresenting threat are errors that are found in the standard texts and works on history, and which men with advanced degrees and professors in our large universities brought out by Kansas were so full of fallacies as indicated in the "Campus Opinion" letter, it should have been unheard. We have successfully refuted them. And because the K. U. debaters interpreted facts differently from the writer, it is hardly fair to charge the writer with a lack of intelligence. Haps it was their elite who was guilty of misinterpreting. As Doctor Niebrub pointed out, it is difficult to judge the truth and you can no farther."
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The question of America's policy in Latin America is not one-sided by
As for intelligence, have we reached such a stage of narrowness and intolerance that we must hasten to explain why it has occurred because they make statements which do not harmize with our view? We have no objection to listening to both sides of a question because we are not satisfied with the answers. truth has already been revealed to us. The whole letter of criticism seemed to be a protest because the negative side of the question was presented than the affirmative side.
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any means and for that reason makes an excellent question for debate. There are arguments for and against the question, but one of the local debaters, found and presented more convincing arguments in favor of it. Simply because one's own prejudice is against it and because there are more people with prejudices to support such a prejudice should not blind one to the fact that there is a great deal to be said for anti-American hysteria and its found and used it. There are too many at the present time who suffer from an anti-American hysteria and do not ask the question, and who assume that the fact that America is acting in a certain way to be prime fault evidence has made it worse. Although the United States has probably made its share of mistakes in foreign policy, there have been times when it was not allogement in the
The negative team Monday night was not to be expected to point out the arguments for the affirmative job. You don't score points for your opponent in a game, and debate is a game. The purpose of the negative was to set forth clearly and accurately U.S. policy toward U.S. and that of the affirmative to set forth arguments against it. If only one side of the issue was wanted, no lecturer to cover the subject.
As for self-control, there did not seem to be any loss of it on either side, unless you were to say that the accusations indicated its lack. Excitement is a natural accompaniment of the burden feeling produced when the time to be used is very limited and there are a lot of people who do Admirable self-control was exercised by the Kansas debater who dropped the cards on which he had jotted down the points to talk about in rebuttal.
and who, without recovering them,
delivered an excellent extemporaneous rebuttal. As for myself, I do not care for a monotonous, even-voiced, honey-tooted speaker. I can sleep at home.
The debate Monday night was much more interesting than the average college debate. And regardless of the critics of the question itself, which is usually the problem, it is still difficult, but a problem on which one should maintain, as on similar problems, an attitude of suspended judgment, the Kansas team won. It won not only on argument but on other points which must be considered in judging a obate: Stage appearance, style, and delivery. E.-T.
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