Tall buildings
A large building
an office building
a school building
and theaters
that are part of a museum
the sea shore
red cement
polygons
of the coast
So wide you can
part the
parties later
onto the
deck
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NOTED ASTRONOMER TO SPEAK HERE SOON
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
November
A. D. Curtis, Astral Physiology Will Give Two Lectures in November
H. D. Curtis, an astronomer of nation wide repute, will be at the University of Kansas, November 16 and 17 under the auspices of Sigma Xi, according to Prof. Dianmore Alter. Mr. Curtis who is now director of the Alleghany Observatory at Pittsburgh, Pa., will be visiting from the United States first, November 16 at 8 o'clock will be "The Evolution of Stellar Systems," and the second, November 17, 4:30 o'clock, will be "The Extent of our Universe." Until last July, Mr. Curtis was an astronomer at the Lick Observatory on Mt. Hamilton near San Jose, Calif., which is the second most powerful
H. D. Curtis ranks extremely high in the world of astro-physicists, said Professor Alber. Astro-physicists study the constitution of stars by analizing light that comes from them. Everyone in the University should hear Curtis who is here, for he is a recognized power in his world.
Nu Sigma Nu announces the pledging of William Roach of Mulberry and Fred Leach of Lawrence.
BY THE WAY
Three men from the Sigma Phi Delta of Manhattan were here today to negotiate with the Phi Delt chapter in regards to their chapter being admitted to National Phi Delta Theta.
Leonard Greely, c23, has withdrawn from his classes in the University and will leave this week for Leavenworth where he will take work preparatory for entrance to Westpoint Military Academy.
Kappa Sigma will entertain the Alpha Delta Pi freshmen at dinner this evening.
Miss Edina Peckham, c21, suffered an injury to her ankle yesterday while playing hockey. She was struck accidentally with a pitch and another player Miss Peckham will be unable to walk for several weeks.
Invitations have been issued by the Architectural and Fine Arts students for a party which is to be given in May at Saturday, November 6, at 8:00 P.M.
Nu Sigma Nu announces the pledging of Fred Leach of Lawrence, and William Roach of Mulberry.
Phi Gamma Delta will entertain with a dance at Wiedemann Friday night.
Helena Walter, c'23, will go to Kansas City Friday to spend the week end with her parents.
The Dunakin Club will give a dance Friday, Oct. 22, at Holloway Hall.
Young Professors Vamped by Beauties
The Daily Californian student paper at the University of California, charges the co-eds with using artificial means to charm the "unbearded professors" and thus win grades by four. A vicious paper has opened up against "vamping" the professors.
Midnight oil, text books, and mountain pens have been supplanted. lily sticks, mobile eyes, and wining ways. It is asserted that California girls are far superior to the natural beauty is enhanced, it is too much for certain instructors who are still susceptible to feminine charms.
The population of Canada is esti-
milion people. Three fourths of this
million people. Three fourths of this
million people. Queen, Quebec,
and the maritime provinces.
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Animal Man Best Oread Journalist
"I come out with mine the fifteenth, but you felluhls didn't put yours on till Saturday. And not all of you then. Why not?"
he was wun, yelpct "Animal Man discourse of the muris of corturey trousers. Van cannot be considered a journalist, despite the large part he has in filling Kansan newspapers. He is an active carp of the twoyear writer.
"See these," he continued, indicating his particular pair. "Them are from last year already. And
the been washed twice too. Oh yes,
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Date Set For Tryouts For Debating Team
Contestants intending to try out for the debate teams which will meet are asked to turn in their names to Henry A. Shin, shindown coaching, the Green Hall, 11. november at Green Hall, Nov. 11 at 3:00 a.m. The question for debate is "Resolved
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"Just a hushed dreaming space stolen from the breathless forehead to minute minutes to try to collect myself—to realize that today I am a Briar."
"My lovely silver lured me up here. Somehow this wonderful treasure chest has a special fascination for me. It seems so full of promise of the fun we'll have when we actually start housekeeping and a hostess in my own little home.
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