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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Official student paper of the University of
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FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923
OUR MOTHERS
Mother is perhaps the most loved word in the English language for it signifies the noblest person on earth. It is the first word we learn as babies, and times without number, it is the last word uttered in this life.
Sunday is Mother's day. How are you going to let your mother know that you are thinking of her? Perhaps not a single person needs the least admonition to get him to remember his mother on that day, for that person she is everything, she is just—Mother.
She—our Mothers—is the perpetrator of the race. She has been willing to sacrifice everything in order to give you many things. Perhaps she is sacrificing a great deal to let you come to college. Perhaps she is no longer with you. In any case we will all wear a flower in honor or memory. Many of us will be with our mothers; many of us can only send a message or some sort of greeting.
Wherever we are or whatever we are doing on that day we will all have the thought of the poet in our minds:
Hundreds of stars in the clear blue sky
Hundreds of shells on the shore together
Hundreds of birds that go sailing by
Hundreds of bees in the summer weather
Hundreds of dewdrops to greet the dawn
Hundreds of lambs in the purple creeper
Hundreds of butterflies on the lawn
but only one Mother the wide word
MODERN LOGIC
Today a peace parity is in session in Lausanne. An attempt is being made to settle the Near East question and all its attendant problems.
How short a way the world has travelled on the road to peace! Four years ago we talked of the new era, or the return to normalcy. Either one implied surrease from the strife of the war.
It was an assassination something, of this sort which started the fuse for the Great War. Yet now, with that war nearly five years behind us, men's minds still run along the paths of violence.
But a Swiss fanatic, brooding on the tortures which he alleges were inflicted on his family by the Bolshevik in Russia, last night shot to death the Russian delegate to the parley.
The affair may result in no grea international distress. Again, it may. And all because one man failed to think straight.
It is logic of that sort, or rather the lack of it, which keeps the world today in a state of turmoil. When men think clearly, we may have the new era so long heralded.
PAY UP WEEK
Pay Up Week is almost over. Have you paid your stadium subscription? The institution of these weeks at certain intervals has proven a decided success. The pledges have been coming in well. With the stadium a reality everyone is only too glad to pay his part.
If you have not paid this installment do so before this week is over. Regular payments insure our big payments, save time and extra effort, and eliminate waste.
SPRING'S HERALD
The first onion of spring...!
Breathes there a man with soul s dead, who does not thrill when these words are said? Lives there a man with taste so dulled that the wate of anticipatory eating does not fil his mouth when he sees the plant' tender green leaves pointing toward 'tender' if indeed you sadly shake you head when the onion plate is passed- can it be truly said, "a man's a man for 'a that?" In the words of Patrick Henry, brace up and say, "it spite of the breath, give me the onio or give me death!"
STAY FOR COMMENCEMENT
Are you planning to stay for commencement? If not, change your plans and arrange to do so.
Commencement is the crowning event of the year and of course means a great deal to the seniors. This year Bishop Johnson is to speak, there will be a baseball game which will need student support; the whole program of events will be worth while. It will be a time different from all other times of the year. You could rom about the campus and do a hundred things you have been wanting to do all year but didn't have time to do. And you wouldn't have to be thinking of studies to get when you got home.
Why not take the advantage of it? Enjoy yourself, learn the traditions of the University and make it enjoyable for others.
At The Theater
"The Pet Boiler" was the most popular of the three plays given by the Dramatic Club at the Bowersock Theater yesterday in matinee and night performances. It is a play of pure burlesque, and portrays a man who, unlike any other, is present. All of the characters were well-suited to their parts, but Raymond Dyer was particularly good as the outraged playwright, whose master-piece was, in his opinion, being ruined by poor acting. Of the long-suffering actors, Hugh Brown as the villainess, and the villainess were especially good.
"Six Who Pass While Lentil Bol" was a very different type of play. It was perhaps not the type over which a popular audience is enthusiastic, but the acting required was more difficult than that in the first play, and was done with almost professional skill in some instances. Ellis Bever, as the Boy, was distinguished for the simplicity and naturalness of his bearing. Brewster Morgan, as the man who created thecovery of the play, however, and in the near future we hope to see him star as villain in a larger production.
"Two Crooks and a Lady" was amateurish in comparison to the other two plays, and decidedly inferior. Lucille Haines, as Mrs. Sims-Vane, played the part of an invalid woman with power, however, and had it not been rather flat. Frank Rising was well-suited to the part of the crook. Alice Gries, as Lucille, his accomplice, was fairly good, also.
In view of the fact that everyone is especially busy at the end of the day, they were well served and did not drag away. I request with amateur productions.
Plain Tales From The Hill
Someone has suggested that when the Administration building is finished it will be a howling success—and added, the central portion at least.
An appeal has come to this column to help launch an extensive campaign in behalf of a college professor who has higher aspirations than astronomy and has undertaken the instruction of cooking. Dismore Alter is another graduate student and should have no trouble in getting a large following—especially when it is learned there are no charges for the instruction. For the advantage of beginners one of Professor Alter's recipes for the construction of biscuits may be more interested may call at his office for 'urher instruction and advice.'
In connection with the study of libel of newspapers one young lady wished to know if one could be sued against someone who such a law might be very useful.
Cooking Lessons
Recipe for Biscuits
Cup and a half of salt
Three cups of sugar
One teaspoon of flour
Half cup baking powder
One pound of butter
Stir well and roast D. A
Official Daily University Bulletin
Phi Delta Kappa and Pi Lambda Theta will hold their annual joint banquet at the Congregational Church at 6:00 c'clock, Tuesday, May 15. Tickets may be purchased from the presidents of the two organizations or from members of the committee on arrangements. Price $1.25.
ANNUAL BANQUET:
Friday, May 11, 1923 No. 153
Copy received at the Chancellor's Office until 11:00 a.m.
Vol. II.
Stadium ushers who worked at the Oklahoma Track Meet are requested to help at the K. S. A. C. Track Meet on Saturday, May 12. Please report at the Illinois Street entrance at 3:15, tomorrow—Saturday.
USHERS:
HELEN WELSH MILTON CUMMINGS
PAYROLL:
The regular payroll is now open for signatures at the Business Office Please sign early.
J. J. WHEELER.
FOOTBALL:
There will be a meeting of all football men in Robinson Gymnasium a 12 o'clock, noon, Saturday. May 12.
GEORGE CLARK, Coach. ___
[COMMENCEMENT RECEPTION AND BALL];
A meeting of this committee is called for 11 o'clock, Saturday morning, May 12, in the office of the chairman, Room 202, Dyche Museum.
On Other Hills
Candidates for master's degrees will have to take an oral examination besides writing their theses next to receive the University of the city of Toledo.
The result of estimates, made at Dartmouth College, on the amount of work done by a college student in a regular day, shows that he works seven, eight, and a quarter hours and spends the rest of the day in recreation.
A "running water cafeteria" has been installed in the college of fisheries at the University of Washington. Habitat aquaria are being introduced to give the students opportunity to study fish under natural conditions.
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