FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1927
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Lighting of Court in New Auditorium Below Regulation
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Class Experiment Shows Floor Illumination Is Half of That Required
Experiments made by Prof. P. Eli Johnsouw's class in electrical illumination have revealed that the intensity of light on the basketball court in the autumnic room much better than the bright electric company for basketball courts. According to research work by this company the intensity of illumination on a basketball floor should be twice as low as twelve foot candles at a four-foot course.
Deductions from the data obtained on the auditorium floor show that the intensity of the light there is only 2.9 foot candles to a n square foot, 3.1 foot candles below the minimum an angle by 4m General electric company.
C. G. Bayles, superintendent of buildings and grounds, in connection with Professor Johnson is now working to increase the lighting intensity will be brought up to ideal playing conditions. Robinson gymnasium, when tested, proved to be but slightly below the lighting intensity of five hot six candles to a square foot.
routestay afternoon the Varsus basketball testuted test out the playing floor in the andriotrum and found a number of men that had expiated it to be. With the creation of goals well under way and other plans working out right, the court will be nil ready for the game with the Ravens Aggest Dec. 16.
New English Club Formed
A graduate English club was organized by about twenty graduate students in the English department on Saturday morning at 6:30 Wednesday evening.
Graduate Organization Electi
Niemever President
Carl Niemeyer, A. B. 27, was el ected president in the organization of the U.S. Army tary, and Richard Rouben, A. B. 27, treasurer. Dr John H. Nelson will be the co-chaired speaker.
The club is to be social rather than scholastic, it was desired. The next meeting will be at 14, at the Thimbile Tea Room, and the regular meeting time every three weeks will be in the library; probably consist of brief talks by members of the faculty of the department.
No name was decided upon for the organization. The members are to submit suggestions at the next meeting and a name will be chosen then.
Charlotte Harper Wins Women's Tennis Singles
Charlotte Harper is the tennis singles champion of the University, having defeated Lela May Engle on March 21. But than the score would lead one to believe and "dice" games were plentiful. Both women displayed excellent skill.
The elas winner have not been deemed yet as the points have not been obtained. The rookies and the sophomores have been in the lead and they are expected to be the winners.
In the spring both the singles and the doubles of the intramural tournament will be run off. Also the inter- doubles will be played at that time.
Detta Sigma FP Initiatives Ten
Delta Sigma Pi, commercial ten-
tle organization on the college
of year on Tuesday, Nov. 22. The follo-
wing were initiated: the cowl,
Roy James bus 20, Haven; Charence Gunckel
c2, Wakley; Maryen Vinson, Rose 30,
Semdina; Charence Thomas, Rose 40,
Ray Jaynes, mc2, McLouth; Thomas
Chittenden, c2, R9, Hayes; Roy Schmierer
in Ender and, Forgi, Beryl E. Wariden.
A prize of $100 is offered to the student of Carlton College who writes the best rlmma m歌 song.
Herbert S. Hadley
Herbert S. Hadley, ex-governor of Missouri, and Chancellor of Washington University, who died at his home in St. Louis last night. Mr. Hadley was a graduate of the University of Kansas with the class of '92.
Botany Club Plans Party
Miss Walker Discussed Ecology at Meeting
The relation of the plant to its environment was discussed by Miss Caroline Smith, a botany professor at the Botany Club Wednesday night. The meeting was held at the home of the late Marion R. Scott.
Miss Walker took an her personal subject Ecology. She told of the important work which is being done in the study of human ecology, the history of the work since its conception in 1885, and a brief resume of the studies being done at the present time by some of the important men who have now engaged in this type of work.
During the meeting, plan for a Christmas party to be held sometimes during the week preceding the holidays were formulated and a committee was placed in charge of the event. It was decided to hold the party in Walkins hall
The talk given last night was one of a series which is given every other Wednesday night. The lectures dealt with some branch of botany and the next subject will be about Genetics meeting referees were served.
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The fraternity candidate won a vote in the election held Tuesday, Nov. 22, at the town State Collegio, by a 12-1 margin over the non-fraternity candidate.
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Wichita, Dec. 3. Wichita will provide accommodations for contenders who are willing to attempt to bring their bids to this country. The main opening the present record of its hours will be on Thursday, Dec. 4 at 9 a.m., and the decision was reached at a meeting of the Wichita Flying Club and the Wichita chapter of the National Airborne Championship.
The inter university council of the University of California, Inc. taken his first step in auditing teaching there under an extern faculty training rules on the campus.
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