TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1926
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
"Lisping Isn't Cute Nowadays," Declares Psychology Professor
Defects in Speech Are Offend Fatal Handicaps to Their Possessors
*University Services*
Mt. Hollybury, Miss., Sept. 21—
Laping and conferring are no longer
thought "mute" and in this day and
time they may be to be fatal economic
and social harm. The opinion of
Dr. Sarah K. Mullan, professor of psychology at Mt. Hollybury College, Professor Stinfield has made a four years' study of the problem of speech defect in college students. Hollybury and finds in addition that the serious character defects as well.
"Girls with speech defects rarely become leaders in college activities or in creative work." Professor Stinchfield said, "While some of the girls who clap and stutter do have superior mental endowments, most of them fail into classes whose scholarship is low, so they go to honor societies in college and they are apt to be seriously handicapped in the business or professional worlds."
Unsetified home conditions, domineering parents and feelings of inferiority in the home because of an older brother or sister who is more brilliant are often to blame for emotional instability. Professor Stinfield excels at being a teacher. In recent years, sex problems are not as a rule at the root of the evil in girls. Deep-seated feelings of inferiority caused in the home or in school are at the bottom of the inability of children to talk normally in many cases, it is believed. Life or school life or both may be to blame. Professor Stinfield says, and the cause should be sought out and attention directed to correcting the defect. Private schools in cultivating good speech habits, as shown by the girls examined.
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Parking Regulations Go Into Effect on Campus
SOON BEBE DANIELS in "THE CAMPUS FLIRT"
SOON
Campus parking regulations went into effect yesterday when Officer J. I. Rice began tagging cars parked on the main campus drives. A rough estimate gives the number of cars tagged as about two hundred and fifty. The tags issued by the deputy sheriff were warnings not to park without tags which will be issued some time this week.
"All of the side drives except the road rapping past the power plant are open to parking. This one excludes 16, provide room for K.U. trucks."
Additional parking space is provided this year on the new drive running past the Watkins dormitory from the Fourthreet-street entrance to the campus. Parking is also permitted on the east side of the drive running past Fraser.
A majority of the cars tagged yesterday belonged to new students who were not familiar with the parking regulations here.
Gladys Brinker, c28, is returning to her home in Wichita after spending a week in Lawrence. She plans to be back in school next semester.
The Alpha Gamma Delta announces the pledging of Laure Stewart, Kansas City, Kansas, and Edith McKowen of Wellington, Kansas.
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Author Visits Foster
Dr. Lyman R. Bayard, author of many of the best religious pagements, stopped off in Lawrence yesterday on his way home from Los Angeles to be with Dr. Bayard's friend, Mar. Foster has supervised several of Doctor Bayard's pagements at the first Christian church and is making plans for another to be given this year. While here he showed Mr.
Poster the ornuscript for a pagestor which he recently completed and which will be published soon.
Y. W. C. A. Postpones Vespers
The venerp seices which were it have been held today, has been postponed until next Tuesday afternoon or the morning of the day. Y. W. C. A. More definite announcements will be made later
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