TUESDAY. APRIL 5,1927
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Former Student Discusses Modern Press and Papers
Propaganda Most Insidiu Influence in Journalisna, Says Gleissner in Talk
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John Glissner, A. B., 196, a graduate of the department of journalism of the University, who is now managing editor of the Washington Daily News, in a talk before Trevor Iann Benson's class taught class today the tendencies of the tabloids and modern press service.
Other Type Conservative
Reports Come From Reuter
He explained that the Associated Press has an agreement with the Reuter news agency, which is a sub-administration of the organization. "Most of the reports of attrocities in China come from the Reuter sources," said Mr. Giessner. He told an example of the recent reports of attrocities in Beijing, reported through the Reuter agency, which alerted authorities to the crimes. In speaking of the tabloid papers, Mr. Giessner divided the papers into two classes. Of the first class, Mr. Giessner pointed out the New York Daily Graphic, the Daily Mirror, and the Daily Illustrated News an exam-
"Proposition is the most indisputable influence alive in the journalistic world today," said Mr. Thielen. He added that his work was based on experiences from China as an example.
The other type of institute is of the type of the Washington Daily *New.* of which Mr. Gleissner is editor, and the Baltimore Post. These papers are not intended to attempt to appeal to the eminence. According to Mr. Gleissner, the primary purpose of such tablums is to tell the news terms; eliminating all the
Use of Tabloids Explained
The tabloids of this type are designed to reach a strain of New York society which is not being reached by market-type paper"; explained Mr. Glumberg, "In that they have succeeded."
Mr. Gleisen was editor of the Daily Kansan in the time that he was in the University,
College English Teachers to Meet at Manhattan
The Association of College Teachers of English of Kansas will hold its annual meeting at Manhattan on Thursday and Friday, April 14 and 15, recording to R. W. Concey, of K. S. A., C. president of the association. At 6 p.m., in Room 220 of the W. J. Sohnson of the department of English will speak on "Writing Poetry in Kansas Colleges" and "Poetry of 1926 and 1927."
Vaccine for R. O. T. C.
Is at University Hospital
Vaccine has arrived for those members of the R. O. T. C, who are expecting to attend summer camps. The smallpox vaccine and typhoid vaccine both were sent recently from the SL institution of the war department.
Each member of the R. O, T. C, is required to take this vacance note he is eligible to attend any annuity at the University hospital.
Measles Hinders Clinics
University Departments Give Tests to Children
Mendes has hindered the work of the pre-school clinic of Lawrence, which last year was able to accomplish much. The clinic began work March 29 and was to have operated on successive Saturdays, but because of the prevalence of measles only one health center has operated.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Lawrence is the first city in this vicinity to conduct a behavior clinic of such a thorough and complete a nature. The entire community has co-operated in the project. Through research, literature, biology, home economics and sociology of the University medical tests and habit and nutrition advice were given. Last year when the project was launched for the first time there was a health center at each of the seven counties of Lawrence. 645 children and adults were given complete mental and physical examinations free.
Instructors Attend Meeting
Instructors Attend Meeting
The fourth annual meeting of the Kansas State Home Economics Association was held at Topteka, in Jayhawk County. The home economics staff of the University of Kansas attended. Six advanced home economics students also attended. Dr. Sylvia Woodcraft, assistant professor of home economics, is secretary of the state association.
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the weekly W. S. G. A. ten will be given in the rest room of central Administration building, Wednesday afternoon D. group, Virginia Arnold, chairman
The Teacher's Appointment Committee has requests for six teachers for normal training work. Dr. Erl Anderson, secretary of the committee, will be glad to meet any candidates who are qualified for the positions and interested in this line of work.
The University Women's Club extends an invitation to all university and graduate women students to a ten in Meyers hall April 7, from 3 to 5 p.m. F. H. Holder will be chairman and Mrs. E. B. Lindley, Mrs. Holder and Mrs. F. B Daim will receive.
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"To be or not to be,-- that is the question"
Members of the administration are convinced that student government as conducted the past year is a failure, and are considering the abolition of a men's governing body.
The time has come for a return to student government.
This must not be. Election of a Pachacamac ticket assures a return to student government through a functioning student council. The administration approves this measure.
To be or not to be.—that is the question.
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