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PHI DELTAS NOSE OUT
PHI GAMS IN A CLOSE
PITCHER'S ARGUMENT
In a pitcher's battle between Spin Lyman and Red Craig, the Phil Deltis beat the Phi Gams in five innings on freshman field, 4 to 3. Lyman had a little the better of the argument and struck out ten men while Craig whiffed nine. The game was the best of the Pan-Hellenic series. A three base hit by Bluck Friend and Jew Cunnick's fielding featured the game.
The score:
Phi Delta
Phi Gams
R. H. E.
031 00—4 5 0
201 00—3 3 2
Batteries: Lyman and Blair; Craig and Wickstrum. Umpires Meadows and Wedell.
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50 COUPLES DEFY WEEK NIGHT DATE RULING IN PUBLIC
tion of the mid-week date rule by the girls themselves, is a stinging blow to the W. S. G. A. council and their supporters, as the women members of the faculty.
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When interviewed concerning this unexpected violation, the Council refused to make public any statement. The members of the faculty, too, begged for time to consider before making public their intentions.
It is reported the council will meet in secret session this afternoon to consider the quickest and least embarrassing means of punishing the offenders whose names have been secured.
"Will those who attended the dance be suspended?"
"Will there be any suspensions following this disclosure?" asked the reporter.
"Not before the Engineers' dance," rebled a senior member.
be suspended :
"No, the mid-week date rule will be the only suspension ordered by the Council."
"When will the term of office of the president Council expire?" "May 14 ! ! ! "
Doc. "Goodknit"
"Doc" says, the garment for you to buy is the nainsook—knee length—no sleeves—the price is—One Dollar—it's worth two.
Says it's high time you were putting on that short length athletic union suits—and then you can smile at Old Sol—
JOHNSON & CARL
VARSITY MEETS QUIG'S PETS ON M'COOK FIELD TOMORROW AFTERNOON
The Varsity baseball team and St. Marys College will meet on McCook field tomorrow afternoon. The Catholics have a heavy hitting team, this spring. They defeated the Chinese team from Taipei and beat the Norris yesterday after the Teachers had walloped the Kansas Aggies, the day before.
The Varyst and freshmen had a good work out yesterday afternoon and McCarty's men are ready for the fray. The batteries probably will be: St. Marys; Gillgallahan and Stack; Kansas: Basshop and Sommers.
ENGINEERS DECIDE TO DISREGARD DATE LAW AND DANCE TANGO
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at least one hundred women from the school of Fine Arts to attend the dance.
The Council of the W. S. G. A., meantime, maintains absolute silence in regard to the matter. Several prominent women of the faculty bitterly opposed such a rash break in the mid-week date rule precedent, but when informed that the Engineers were the complainants, they advised the president of the S. G. A. to cut them entirely, bitterly, seven "moonlight" dances are given, and only the tango and the hesitation are indulged in.
"We greatly appreciate the kindness of the women of the faculty in allowing us a private visit," he said, given the laws,"a said a prominent engineer today."
we are strong for that W. S. G.
A. bunch too," said another "and I
for one, am going - to do my part in
the race. Now we have a chance to go
to that dance."
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So the Studies May Know!
Says the Professor to the Student :
"Your Mind is as Senseless as that of a Bawling Baby.
"You Need Guardians, and Regulations, and Rules, and Restrictions.
"Every so often You Require a Grand High Announcement of the Things You Must Not Do.
"I will Containmate Myself by Associating With You only in Class.
"I Rule, I Govern, I am of a Superior Order of Humanity.
"K. U. is for **ME.** YOU are an INCIDENT, an EVIL— Necessary but Regrettable.
Did the "Senators" Give The Student Councils More Powers last fall? NO, THEY WERE AFRAID. Instead They almost Snatched Away the Last Scattering Crumbs of Authority Left.
Has the Faculty Donated Any Furniture to the Student Union? NO. Even the Merchants—with no connection with K. U., Have Done That.
Did The Faculty Attend The Opening of The Student Union? NO. Only Six Professors Were There. Count Them, Six. Does That Show Interest in Student Affairs?
Does the Faculty invite the Student's to Visit that House Of Ease, Luxury and Leisure Known as the University Club? NO. It fears criticism of the Faculty's well-known Idleness.
Has the faculty committee which is supposed to confer with the Men's Student Council ever attended a meeting? NO. It is too Aristocratic, perhaps.
Does the faculty Committee on Chapel Prepare Programs for the Student Body? NO. It is trying to take away the Last Vestige of Pleasure from the Downtrodden Undergraduate. Only Four Assemblies have been held in the last Four Weeks. Last Year There Was One a Day.
Has the Student Loan Fund Faculty Committee ever Loaned Any Money to **YOU**, Mr. Individual Student? NO. Why Not? What is a Loan Fund Committee for if not to Loan Money?
Steffens Says STRIKE! He Counsels REBELLION!
Consider Link Steffens, You Slaves, You Varlets! Wake Up, You Down trodden Peons of a Monarchial Faculty!
Read Harper's Weekly for last week—if the Faculty has not Confiscated Your Copy. Link Speaks to Every Weak-Kneed, Faculty-Dominated, So-Called University "MAN." Get Education, he says, but along with it GET SELF-GOVERNMENT and ORIGINALITY.
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