THE UNIVERSITY DAIDV KANSAN
Many Athletic Stars of 1920 To Coach and Direct Athletics In High Schools and Colleges
Mary K. U, athletes of the last season will be teaching younger men the technique of athletic work in high schools and colleges. This fall, seven of the most prominent of University letter men of last season will take positions throughout Kansas as coaches.
"Dutch" Lonborg goes to McPillars College to take charge of that school's athletics. Frank Mandeville coaches at Salina. Tailid, the hard hitting team of last season's football team, goes to High School. Uhlrub of High School, veteran baseball and basketball player will coach basket-ball at Arkansas City. Arnold Bell, another football player, goes to the high school at Colby. Alray Grap, home run king on the baseball team for the last three years, will direct athletics at Smith Center. Warren Smith, a few minutes' play in 1016, will assist coaching K. U. freshmen.
Two other Jahewhawk athletes who have received tempting offers in coaching positions are John Bunn and George Nettles. They have decided to play as a member of the Iowa was captain of the 1920 basketball team, and Bunn was quarterback on the same team, guard on the basketball team, and catcher on the baseball nine. Still other athletics yet undecided over coaching offers.
Many K. U. athletes of former
years are already in coaching work in different states. Walter Wood is director at Shurtleff College, Alton, FL; Bonnie Rieber and William French at Williams College, the only one of championship teams. Clarence R. Rice who was at the head of athletics in Kansas City, Kansas, is a jayhawk Red Brown and E. J. C. Quigley, well known officials in the alliances with the University of Kansas.
SCHOOL OF RELIGION OPENS
Enrollment and Registration Will Be in Myers Hall
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Registration and enrollment in the new Kansas School of Religion will take place simultaneously with that for the University in the office of the dean on the first floor of Myers Hall, according to an announcement by Dr. Arther Braden, dean of the new school.
A complete curriculum has been arranged and a total of six courses will be offered the first semester. Classes will meet at 3:30 and 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Regular class work is required for all students; the school has no organic relation with the University, enrollment is open to any University student as well as students not attending the University. No fees are
ing the University. No fees are charged. The only restriction is the
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LARGEST SUMMER SESSION
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no student will be permitted to carry a larger number of semester hours in his combined course in the University, or more than he could in the University alone. Credit will be granted for work in the School of Religion to those who successfully complete one or all of the required credit will be on the semester hour basis.
The enrollment for summer school surpassed the records of all previous years. A total of 1283 students attended the summer session this year. They are more than 100 over any previous enrollment figures. Of these, one was stayed for the last term. For the first time in the history of the summer session no class offered by a campus withdrawal board of not enough enrollees satisfies its continuance.
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Professor W. H. Johnson, Director of the Summer Session, said that the classes this year have been bigger than ever before, especially in English and education.
"As to extra-classroom activities," said Professor Johnson, "this year's summer school has stood out far ahead of any previous summer sessions."
The plans for the summer session next year, according to Chancellor Lindley, are being made now and the program will be eriched further.
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