UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
KAPPAS BAR HUGS AND CASTLE WALK AT SPRING PARTY
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority took official actions, yesterday in support of Mrs. Eustace Brown in regard to the students' need addressed to the students of the University.
"The castle walk will not be permitted at the Kappa spring party"
The Pi Phis announced a similar decision. The approval of the other sorceries is expected, as soon as this question is brought before them.
"I do not put the ban on any one dance as danced at the Prom last week, but I do insist that the positions taken by many of the dancers in this program were composed of pure etiquette" commented Mrs. Brown, on the Prom dances.
"I am proud of the action taken by the Kappas in this matter and feel sure that the other sororites will be only too glad to sustain their action when the question is put up to them. We are depending on the sororites to act as a force against it, because they are organized social units an dit is through them we must work.
"However, I have firm faith in the moral attitude of the students themselves and I expect to see the adaption of these standards and not, through any official rulings."
Following this party a prominent
feminist man whose name is withheld
by the media.
The dancing party recently given by the Mu Phi sorority was the first official disapproval of the popular sorority made by any sorority in America.
"I have had the best time tonight I ever did have at a dance, that was one of the cleanest and nicest dances I have attended."
"I wish I could get an invitation to something new," he replied. "I just did this one step."
Mrs. Brown recommended that the first step toward better regulations be the appointment of a standing floor committee.
THEY DO SAY
That a certain landlady on the west side of the hill has been so much annoyed this year by her girls getting married that next year she is going
That a back porch is no place to gopeen, if neighbors all have back porches.
That while the shadows cast on a moonlight night may look extremely
That a very young grad and a professor old enough to know better have succumbed to the sweet spring weather, and are engaged.
That a popular sorority girl was called up on the carpet for kissing her man on the front porch. (Moral: take him into the house next time.)
That a fraternity freshman paid
to be beaches through Spanish I,
and the beach.
That some of the biggest spenders on the hill do it on $7.50 per by living on hamburgers and coke. Ask Brick.
That the Sigma Nu dog ran him almost to death chasing cinn and canes, balls, and has been in a rest he hopes to be here for commencement.
That the girl seen crawling from a third story window quite early one morning last week was NOT eloping, but merely rescuing the corpse of a mouse she had inadvertently thrown into the drain pipe.
That the midnight silence was rudely obscured by a bunch of raindrops and raindrops again.
That a girl from the hill scandalized the diners at a down town café Friday night by chatting long and confidentially with one of the waiters. But they were only discussing their last trig quiz.
That a senior law was tubed one night for persistently stinging the girls at his boarding club who begged him to dance with them.
That a houseful of freshman girls received a letter purporting to come from the Women's Student Council, commanding them to wear green hair ribbons from now till the close of school. And one of them bought a ribbon before it occurred to her to call up the president of the council.
That an apparently sane girl actually turned down a bid to the Prom! But she is only a freshman, and will never do it again.
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We Make Our Own Private Hells, Says Prof. Schwegler
Yellow Kansans—Extras 5c.
K. N. G. Is Ready To Defend Flag In Greaserland!!!
War exists. American BLOOD has been spilled in Mexican territory. Yesterday after the American marines had captured the customs house at Vera Cruz they were fired upon by the barbarians on our south. Four marines were killed and 200 Mexicans were sent on a journey to a place where the temperature does not require a red pepper stimulant.
The seriousness of the condition is brought home to us when we think of our own brave boys who may be called at any minute. According to Captain Jones, of the local company of the K. N. G., who was in Topeka yesterday, the militiamen expect to be called upon at any time after the bill giving the president power to call out the army passes congress.
Dan Hazen, captain of the K. U. track squad, will go tonight to Philadelphia where he will enter the big eastern track meet Saturday afternoon. Hazen is entered in the high burdles and the broad jump.
"There is no question but that there will be plenty of volunteers to fill up the company, if volunteers are called," said Captain Jones today.
Captain Hazen is in good condition for the meet but at his best the K. U. spinner will have to hustle to get the running with his competitors.
"Hell is of your own making; Heaven is largely the same." So declared Prof. R. A. Schwegler in an address last night at a meeting of the University Young Men's Christian Association, at Myers subject of Professor Schwegler's address "The Fundamentals of Religion."
Yellow Kansans—Extras 5c.
"There is just one fellow to blame for his Heaven or Hell, and he is sitting where you are," and the speaker swiped his hand over the au-
"We grow by living and die by refusing to grow. Sin is refusing to live a large life; not saying to God, I hate you. God doesn't care whether we lie, swear, or cheat; if He were consulted about it, He would say that we were sadly in need of something to do.
According to Professor Schwegler, the idea has been handed down to present day civilization to scare men into being good. God would certainly have had such helpless punishment as has been pictured in old Italian paintings.
"There is a Hell and a Heaven! It equals what the individual makes it. Is wrong, not because it hurts but because it hurts the individual."
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