THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
UNIVERSITY DBA RAISE
Official student paper of the University of
Texas
EDITORS
EDITION
Editor-in-Chief Charles Sayle
Associate Editor Donalee Shores
News Editor Chester Shores
Sunday Editor Charlie Brown
Harry Morrow
Plain Tales Editor Paul Harrison
Tanithap Editor Dorothy Dillawas
BUSINESS STAR Business Manager John Montgomery, Jr
BOARD MEMBERS
Walter Grave Helen Scott
Gilbert Smith Mary Snyder
Virginia Dune Lois Robbette
Louis Dune Louise Rush
James O'Brien Burl Hill
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Lawrence, Kansas.
Phone. K. U. 25 and 66
The Daily Kaiser aims to picture the future of the University. To go further than merely printing pictures, the Kaiser will use a United States Playboy play no favorites; to be clean; to be cheerful; to be brave; to be more serious to university heads; to be more serious to university ability; to be more serious to the University.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1923
THANKSGIVING
Some people are dodging work while work is dodging others.
Beides the usual things such as friends, family and food that the University of Kansas students have to be thankful for on this particular Thanksgiving, they have in addition a chance to boost the best football team in years; a more concrete idea of what the Uniola building is to be and is to mean; and a new library in which they may hope to study without that deadly fear of catching cold, that they now experience in Spooner. And too K. U. students experience the glorious thankfulness that comes when the midemester quizzes are over.
But as these K. U, students pause in the midst of the hurry and confusion of that day to think of the security and happiness in which they live, let them not forget that in Europe thousands of students are starving and dying, but are still able to give thanks for the education which they receive by doing so.
THE MENU'S THE THING
The way some people treat the Volstoad act, you would think most congressional records were mere New Your resolutions.
Few Kawans, when they sit down to Thanksgiving dinner, will be confronted with a Ritz-Carlton menu. They will not have to point to French terms, and be told that the orchestra has just finished playing that selection, or find that they have ordered no meat, four vegetables, and three desserts, and end the meal with a Walderfork and a mustard pickle.
The culinary art is French. Most of the dishes now on the bills of fare have been created in French culinary terms, which are generally impossible to translate in any other language without changing the meaning desired.
Each for his own menu however. The French are particular in their choice of food, and their courses are planned to stimulate eating and direction—to make a well proportioned meal in fact. First they serve soups, then an *entree* of some tempting morsels, salads, fish, roasts, both hot and cold, vegetables, such as lettuce and celery, side dishes of sweets, ices, desserts of raw, cooked, and candie fruits together with small cakes, and different wines with each course.
But as for us Kansas let us above up to a red and white checkered table cloth where there isn't even a menu, but where grandma begs us to "have some more" turkey, duck, goose, or game; oyster dressing, salad, sweet and mashed potatoes, with gravy, picillin, pudding, fruit cake, cranberry sauce, pumpkin and mince pie.
Then a pipe of Old Hillside by the fireplace and who can say that we are not more happy than the Ritz-Carlton diner with his soupe a la torte, te de bœuf, carpe grille, jambon York a la gelle, pommes de terre en vobé de chambre, sauce supreme, artichauts au gras, les fruits et le bonbon, visa de Bourgogne, caje noir, et i'll Pall Moll?
Dr. Adolph Lorenz is reported to advocate a friendship of at least five years before marriage. What? Does the good doctor want to decrease the marriage rate still further?
SIT DOWN
Old Grad, Just Grad and Former
Student, consider yourself met, grip
checked, and taxi fare paid. Sit down
with Kansas as your host; shake
hands and rub shoulders. Forget
your business, or if you haven't any,
forget the other fellows', and throw
all graduate cares to the four winds of
Mah Jong.
You're back home now. It's jubilee times at your old stamping grounds. Spill a "Yen, Kanas!" reashu the "Rock Chalk," and tell us why you raised your boy to be a Kansan. Reminiscences are ruled in by the host's gavel. Step up and shake the right leg of Mister J. Hawk himself, your host, well-feathered and scarless, who insists that you sit down to the Thanksgiving gridron with him and partake of half-baked Tiger meat, the choice Valley cut. Sit down!
Psychology tells us that prolonged reliance on anything develops a habit. That must account for the limp that has become quite characteristic of the Senior Law.
THE CALL OF THE DRUM
It savors of the days of the minute men only now the call is not "The Redecks are coming" but "The Tigers are coming."
When a former student of the K. U. School of Law in 93 heard that the University of Missouri was bringing a drum corps to Lawrence for the game and that K. U. didn't want to be outdone by the Tiger crowd, the answer the call to downtown former K. U. volunteers by going to the attic and resurrecting his old drum court. That same drum which today rolled out a challenge to the Tiger was used by him on the famous Cyclone Flambeau Club trip to Harrison its inauguration at Washington, D. C back in 1889. The old drum lacked it's vigor nor the owner his "hnowow" and the thirty-four years intervening were easily slipped aside in his enthusiasm of helping to putep into the rally for old K. U. Once in the blood, the K. U. spirit is alive there.
If the farmer and the railroads go to war, where is the farmer going to find anybody to give him ties to burn this winter?
FROM A CHAPEL WINDOW
A pair of blue tie blue
With clouds of darker blue
And white, slow drifting by,
As dreaming as do
The dry brown leaves that sail Upon the swelling lake;
Along the brook and make Its laughter softer still
Through sunlit vale to Now From springs beneath the hill Into the lake below;
Beyond the dam, that file Away in state before
They merge into the smile Of rolling, rolling hills
Jayhawks Flown
Wendell Latimer, A. B. '15, University of Kansas, Ph.D. '19, University of California, is co-author of "A Course in General Chemistry." He has also written articles for the Journal of the American Chemical Society and is now an assistant professor at the University of California. His home was formerly in Lawrence, and his mother lives here now.
That fade till they are gone Into the sky that mills
Forever on and on.
B. W. C.
Herbert "Scoop" Olson, B. S. Z., has a position on the New Mexico state board of health. He is at press station of water systems over the state.
Miss Meldon White, 'fa 22', and Frank Goodnow, B. S. '22, are to be married Saturday, Nov. 24, at 5 p. m. in Kansas City. Miss Whithe is a white (i.e. white) BFA student. Goodnow is a member of Alpha Tau Omega.
Miss Irma Shaw, A. B.'23, is teaching music in the high school at Horton.
president of the Chemistry Club, and was business manager of the Kansas Engineer.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Chatter announce the marriage of their daughter, Marion Florence, to Jack Holm Waggoner Jogson, B., 29, Saturation, Oct. 27, at Scratchton, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Alison C. Higgins and Alpha Chi Sigma. He was an instructor in the chemistry laboratory while at the University, was
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