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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1927
University Daily Kansan
Official Student Paper of THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Lawrence, Kansas
Editorial Staff
Editor-In-Chief Robert Miles
Editor-In-Chief Gina Greene
News Editor Paul Pierce
Night Editor Jack Sawyer
Alumni Editor Robin Talen
Alumni Editor Berrie Palmieri
Plain Tube Editor Gertrude Streeter
Plain Tube Editor Richard Hawkins
Editorial Editor Richard Hawkins
Other Board Members
Stanley Packard
Backward Claw
Frank Tifflin
Lance Ruppert
Chellden Cole
Nathan Stanley
John Sparkle
Roger McCormick
Ryan Pimmett
Laurie Bührling
Robin Huffman
Christopher Gorilla
BUSINESS CARE
Advertising Manager Leo Bunching
Asst. Advertising Mgr. Lucille Reporter
Foreign Advertising Mgr. William Clark
Telephones
Business Office K. U. 66
Namm, Reem K. U. 22
THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1927
Department of Jorunism.
Entered as secretary, mais matter
tenber 17, 1904, at the post office at law
ice, Kansas, under the set of March 3, 189
Those were the days when the athletic department spoke to the KK's Kur and "dear old Pi Epsilon Pi" poo'd its official headgear to the football team. All this was and is yeetr- year.
"WHAT TO DO?"
Back in the old days of yore, when the KU Ku's made noise while the football team made touchdowns, there was perfect harmony. 'There is now a discord. "Things isn't what they used to be when Ma and Pa went to college."
But times have changed. "We don't want the Ka Ku's to sell programs. We don't want clever and entertaining stunts. The Ka Ku's don't need a free trip to a football game," means the athletic office.
"We want rosters," the athletic off use tried to cry. The Ku Kui's rooted.
"We want to help the athletes" the Ku Kui's used to shout.
"We don't want the athletes to sell programs. We don't want the band to play every minute during the half. The athletes don't need the money from the program sales," proms the Ku Ku's.
All this was said but yesterday,
Now the Ku Ka's speak only to Jay
Janes and athletes speak only to Phog.
THE NEW STUDENT INITIATION
Memorial stadium will be the scene of the Fourth Annual New Student Initiation this evening at 7:00. The purpose of this initiation is to symbolize the rise of the Hill traditions. The initiation ceremony was started with the class entering the University in the fall of 1924. The members of that class, who were the first to have the Athenian oath administered to them at the stadium, today are seniors. The New Student Initiation has developed with the class, and now it is one of the most impressive ceremonies of the year.
So this evening, the new students and many of the upperclassmen will assemble in the west stadium. There will be no procession this year. On a speaker's platform on the cinder track will be the chancellor and perhaps a few representatives of the administration, representatives of each of the four classes, and an alumni representative. The chancellor will give the welcoming address, and during the speech, a runner, carrying a torch, will start from old North College Hill, the site of the first University building and present site of Carolin hall. The runner will
wind his way to the Administration building, and then to the Rock Chak cairn, where he will pause to commemorate the outstanding events in the life of the University. From there, another uniformed runner will take the torch from him, bear it down to the stadium and band it to an alumni representative.
The ceremony is simple and impressive. The carrying of the torch from the site of the first University building to the present site symbolizes the growth of the institution from a manager start to the great power that $|b|$ today. The pause at the Rock Canyon calls is symbolic of the respect that the students of the University of Kannas have for its traditions.
The concluding part of the ceremony is the administering of the Athenian oath, which is repeated by the new students in unison. After that, the Crimson and the Blue, and the "fresh" is prepared to make his appearance on Mount Orne the following morning with a little blue bonnet pulled securely over his locks.
THE CHINESE SITUATION
THE CHINESE SITUATION
Why did Kiang Kui-shi resign as military head of the Nationalist armies of China? Obstacles and presented themselves in such array that immediate success for his policy was impossible. Communicative elements of his party had attempted to discredit him. The policy of compromise with the privileged foreign states found little sympathy in the "no compromise" policy of the radical group. This according to Harold S. Quigley, in Current History magazine, and disagreement with his Russian adjuvant Borodin, was the cause of Chiang Kui-shi's resignation.
The Nationalist party has suffered a split. It was only with the retirement of Chiang Kaishek that there could be any hope of reconciliation between the radical and conservative groups.
LICHTENSTEIN
Before the flood Liechtenstein was one of the wealthiest little nations in Europe. Agriculture and stock raising were very highly developed. But now all the cattle safely repose on
Lichtenstein, one of the smallest principals in the world, is now a mess of mud. The little nation has an area of 65 square miles, about one twentieth the size of the average county in Kansas—and a population of nearly 10,000 people, fewer than the city of Lawrence. But it is big enough to undergo national tragedy. The little country is now a huge bog, with only house tops and church steeper protruding out of the mud. When a dam in the Rhine river holding 5,000 feet of water broke Monday night, the fledgling. The cows and the children were taken to the high land, and the adult population, as soon as the water had receded, went in to clear out the debris and mud.
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OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Vol. IX  Thurday, September 29, 1927  No. 17
KANSAS OUTING CLUB:
KANSAS OUTING Club will have a picnic breakfast Sunday morning Oct. 2. Ali old members and prospective meet in South Park at 6 n. P. Please sign up in the gymnasium before Friday night.
Jennivieve Herman, president.
INFORMATION CARDS:
- Make sure that the name and address of each member of the faculty and staff may appear in the FACULTY DIRECTORY, it is necessary that the information cards provided for this purpose be returned not later than Friday, the 29th, to the Chancellor office. The directory will go to press.
Furthermore, the business office is depending upon the information calls for on these cards for proper disposition of the SALARY WARRANTES.
one high hill out of the mud, while the people try to plow their way back to their desolated homes.
Campus Opinion
Welcome! If?—
A new organization, the "Second Generation Club" which made its appearance on the campus last Tuesday, brings again to the fore the question of unmeted and unanswered needs and opportunities of superficial organizations has been recognized by both faculty and students, and this new however but adds one more to the ranks of those who know whose benefits are questionable.
its stated purpose which is to bring the present day University into closer touch with those who have climbed up and are ready to arrow as the "present day K, U" in this instance must needs be confined to the members of this organization. "Perhaps," the article states, "the most important work on arrangements for the numerous University affairs which will be young old gross. Some lawyers have stated that lawsuits function* begins with "permanent" surely has no justification for its ex-
We land Mr. Ellsworth's efforts to make the University more active to returning old grades, but we seriously question questioning individuals, to fold upon the already overburdened students another organization whose length of life is doubtful. In the past bodies of this type have used an iron not better never to bring these youngsters into the world rather than con-
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