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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1925
University Daily Kansan
Official Student Paper of
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1925
OPINION UNIFIED
At Princeton University are gathered representatives from 250 colleges and universities of the country for a conference on the World Court question. Here they will discuss its many phases and formulate an opinion that will carry to congress the attitude of the students of America toward world peace and America's part in bringing it about.
This conference represents one of the few instances in which the youth of the nation has gathered for the purpose of discussing a national, and even an international, question. In so doing, youth has shown its interest in government and national affairs. It can no longer be acceded to provincialism.
The immediate value of such a conference lies in the fact that the thought of the younger generation will be unified to one purpose, either to endorse the participation of the United States in a World Court or to oppose such a course of action. It seems likely that the former will be its action, for since September much推广s has been disseminated to the colleges by the adherents of the Court and it may be that students have been usually influenced.
But be that so it may, at the Princeton conference, the delegates will have an opportunity to hear both sides of the case presented by able men, and it will be their privilege to take part in the final decision. It will be their opportunity to hear the opinion of other schools which will in turn bring every campus into a closer relationship with each other in a common sense.
THE ILLINOIS REDHEAD
"Eed" Grange left college several weeks ago without a degree and as some of his published interviews and radio talks have shown, with little education. With a college major in biology he knew no field to enter but that of the professional branch of the field in which he had spent the greater part of his time at school.
In three weeks he has pressed the half million dollar mark and has experienced the thrill of reacting to the clean whose income taxes are sought after by the newspapers for feature stories.
He is after a million dollars and within a little more than a month, at his pretentious will, have it. He has contracted for his life's story and as soon as his football contract expires will enter the movies. The world is at his feet within a few days after leaving school.
Should he be criticized for entering professional football and leaving school work behind? Obviously not. He could enter professional football and make money and fame. He could stay in school and flounder around in courses he had no foundation for. Our college system encouraged him to succ
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There will be an all-university conventon, known as the Christmas
conventon, on Jan 6 each Monday, Dec. 14, in Robinson gymnasium. Dr.
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Vol. V11 December 12, 1925 No. 78
December 12, 1925
CONVOCATION—
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Bekahara is called for Sunday afternoon, Dec. 13, at 2:30, in the engineering audition, to work out the entire program for the concert Monday
offer his intellectual future for the sake of a winning football team. It made him a hero but left him not much further developed mentally than when he came to the University. Grance him his money and his hero-worshipers, and Illinois has another famous football star to her credit. Are his money and fame worth the sacrifice his school demanded of him and he granted?
E. H. LINDLEY
Campus Opinion
No desire for expression is urging me to write. The connotation of desire is lacking all the perverseiness, that I'm feeling. After reading, from time to time; column after column of the same title; should wear their little blue cap—to promote school spirit, create tradition, and uphold the glory of the University; last night's Kanuan would have two or three outbursts of a far different character from those that appeared in articles that appear in the Dove vague ratings that mean nothing what-so-even? After expressing so much, I have they exhausted their ability to see what is happening, a thing that is going to affect the University in a way that's not appropriate, caps, pudding squads, and red-hot portions of posterior anatomy. I'm not ready for the article," Floss Allen's Auditorium."
Tacty short orders are our specialties
I had been under the happy delusion that the building was to be an auditorium to be enjoyed by the whole class of providing another practice floor for some fifty men, and for increasing the ability to self-support. I have heard apologies given from the improvised platform 'played in the gym by the students' and self-supporting the "sarn like structure" in which conventions and concerts are forced to be held behind them speak, or when convocations must be enjoyed in the new "auditorium," and when a special event is announced that the appropriation was music for an AUDITORIUM—become all this disillusionment—
Almost the students entitled to know a few facts about this matter? I for one should like to know: if you want to be made for a gym or an auditorium? If the original plan was for a flat roof, how not, and why was it changed? S. If the plans for the building are improved? If so, who approved them?
4. If the student body wants an additional gym or an auditorium? Although I don't expect to see any answer to these questions—answered by the head of the athletic department and by any one else who is able to speak with any authority on the subject, What is the student coin-
If athletes are to be pushed to the foreground at K. U, why not be tricked if it instead of hiding behind a thin preface of learning? Names of
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degrees could be made to sound just as attractive, instead of A, B, the high Order o of ituring with the aid of soloschony. If K. U. is to exist primarily for athletics why not say as much? If converting an auditorium into a gymnasium would make it more attention to athletics why not admit it?
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