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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1906
Upperclassmen Differ on Individual Opinions of Freshman Rules
Inquiring Reporter Discourse
Newly Made Regulations
With Students
From the opinions of upperclassmen gathered on the Hill today, the majority seem to be in favor of but new freshman regulations and a strict enforcement of women as well as men. The freshmen enter into the spirit of the regulations and into the spirit of K. U.
The rules of last year caused much discussion among both freshmen and upperclassmen.
Those interviewed and the comments they gave were:
mehms they farewell were
Peggy Garrett, c28: "I think the rules are too lenient. A freshman and his cap should be inseparable." Herb Pierce, c27: "In the school he must touch too much to the freshmen after the regulations set forth last year."
J. C. McCanley, K. I.: "hand director: 'I believe them much improved.' They were too strict last year. Freshmen should wear some sort of class identification."
Conrad McGrew, fa27: "the rules were too severe last year. The rules this year seem to be the impulse solution. The freshmen should be end to wear the freshman cap."
Chuck "Terry" Kack: "I like them. The tradition should be kept up can be because of the simplification
"Elizabeth Stirkman, e29; "I think the freshman regulations are a lot of bunk. Freshmen get enough razzing at it is."
Bryce Huguenot, c. 1287; "Caps should be worn at all times." They are petting the freeshoot like a lunch of babies."
Emma H. Windhorst, c/o T. "To far as the necessity of this distinguishing medicine is conserved, I am heartily opposed to it. However, if loyalty to our institution be all we mean by all means wear your hair, glare."
Myrtle Gould, c. 280: “If it is a tran-
dition then the girls should uphold it
as well as the boys, but they should
be asleep at the end of the football
season.”
Violet H. Randall, v237: "I think the women should were hirs to show the mark of loyalty to the University."
Helen Buchena, (c27) "I think it is a k. A. u. tradition, and if the freshman women do not wear them, they will lose power expressing loyalty to the University."
Eileen Eosign, c2:2: "I think I would appeal to all freshmen women to wear hats without being conformed." Upton McGill, c2:8: "I don't know. What's it all about? What are the rules?"
Kansan Critics Elected at First Board Meeting
Seven positions on the Kannan staff were filled by election at the first regular meeting of the Kannan committee on Tuesday, building Tuesday afternoon.
The following students were elected to fill the positions: Lawrence Piper, campus editor; Frank Tiffany, telegraph editor; and Jesse Tucker, alumni editor, who will have four week terms. John Shiveh, music critic; Leonard Gregory, art crise; Dorothy Taylor, dramatic crie; Edgar Schwaler, literary crie, were elected for the semester.
- The Citcerleader Speaks
(An open letter to students
(Owen Will Rhee)
Couch Chore of Notre Dame, on
of the greatest football coaches,
o all times, infiltration us that it take
"individual fortune" to win football
games. I agree, with the coach most
heavily. However, so that no one
will be misled, I'll ask your perdo
and call it guts.
It takes them to play football and it takes the purrs of more than eleven men. The eleven men on the field are only a part of the team. The football teams of the University of Kansas should have 500 players. We must know if we are exempt to play. If we are exempt to play, Everything right now looks good to me.
Each examiner to have a place on the team. If the eleven men in uniform win, we all win, and if the eleven women, we all lose. OL course, the uniformed team and Coaches, Stache, Lockhacking, Sabo, Barn and Sally
Which will the rank of an ordo? Well, the ordo presents will give to the "line" the *que* the *que* Club will furnish the "downs" the *stubbon* Council will entrench the persona the "K" army and Sachares will encircle the "nudus" which will ensue the *fish* in make their "and" and we can do even event on the *and*
Dean of Women to raise a "kid." To get back to the business at hand I want to talk about some of the creatures who don't have guts. First come the men who won't yell when sitting next to a girl. If girls don't like for flowers to yell, which I believe is not the case, then it is the "kid" who pays the bill. Of the reasons I don't get by with am my better than do. If so, take away the women but God let me have my two lungs.
I hope the women won't take me wrong. Most of them yell as well as half of the men. But others of them have let a banch of back-norch chirpes with no gin name the women as a reason for not taking lung exercise. Now when we get down to the Senate, we might find a few who have plenty of noise. Washburn intends to win. We must not get over-confident. We must fight as hard as we will against Wisconsin, let's take them as they come, knock them in the head as we go and give all we have to each and every one. All we need simply for a string of allies is plenty of that "intentional fortitude."
(Signed) Bill Rice.
STUTES
The duties of the "big sisters" at the Rocky Mountain College are define in that each "big sister" helps the freshman girl assigned to her to get registered, to obtain a suitable degree, and to her to the various social activities.
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