TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Men More Stable in Emotions Than Women in Tests
That Early Training May Cause Difference, Is Conclusion of Scientists
O'Brien Services
**Science Teacher**
Hamilton High, Sept. 29.—While reliable means of intelligence testing have put to flight old-fashioned ideas of male superiority, recent psychological tests at Colgate University have revealed women are more emotional in ability. Donald A. Laird and Thomas McClumba, in testing six hundred men and about 400 women students, found that women have far more artificial emotional outlets than men. Men live their emotions while women think
Twenty per cent more women pretend spurious mental fatigue than men; 10 per cent more women are introvert; more women too were nenuristic. But hysteria was about one woman with one sex as with the other.
Women Made Worst Showing
Although the women made by far the worse showing in their large touches to men, the occurrence of extreme emotional instability as shown in insanity is greater with men. Mr. Laird and McMlumba suggest it might be that the emotional touching is higher education.
Women Made Worst Showing
Another theory suggested is that the male predisposition of insanity in the general population is not a true test of emotional equipment because men are as a class predisposed to insanity. It has been shown that eight times as many men are confined for insanity due to physical injury, and five times as many on account of social diseases. When those age eliminated the scale of anxiety, the other ages more nearly agree with the college findings.
Social Conditions Causes Disparity
The experimenters are not satisfied that this disparity is due to sex but see the possibility of it resulting from a difference in social conditions. Mr. Richardson and his colleagues restraints and training of the sexes differ and the difference we find in middle adolescence may be a reverberation of this early environment. Our data cannot be interpreted as showing that there are innate differences in the emotional trends of opinion is that the emotional outlets such as we are testing are acquired."
If you are out of doors on a clear night and your watch has stopped, you can set it to an accuracy of within 15 minutes of the correct time by using a GPS network recently developed by Dr. Charles C. Wylie, assistant professor of astronomy at the University of Iowa, and Dr. W. M. Morrymon, in Bloomfield, N. J., approximate solar time, from the site with relative ease.
Read Northern Stars to Learn Solar Time
"Consider the northern sky as a huge clock face," says Doctor Wylie "with the pole star as the center and the pointers of the dippler. All six will be directly below the pole star and twelve directly above. Then read the indicated time. With a little practice this can be done to the nearest quarter of month; for example, if 4 months that have elapsed since January 1, to the nearest quarter month; double this, and subtract the result from 16 to 1-4. If the result is more than 10 to 1-4, subtract the result from 16 to 1-4. The answer is the time in hours p. m."
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7:30 -Men's Student Council, Green hall.
7:30 -Group system dinner', Colonial 6
building.
Calendar for the Week
Tuesday
4. 30-Y, W. C. A. vapers service, Myen
Welcocky
3:30—Kansas board meeting.
4:30 W. S. C. A, weekly ten.
5:30—Freeman Hall, Stadium.
All school election.
7:30—Y, M. C. A. meeting Myers hall.
Friday
4:30-University dancing class, Commons
7:30-Rally, Stadium.
8:30-open house dance, Corbin Hall.
Saturday
2:00—Football, Kansas vs. Oklahoma A. 4
    M. Memorial stadium field.
2:05—Varsity dances, Knee's and F. A. U.
Saturday
2:00—Football, Kansas vs. Oklahoma A, 4
The Ft. Dodge-Des Moines and Southern Transportation Co. has started a two hour bus service between Ames and Des Moines for the benefit of the students of the low State College.
Best Malted Milks ip Kansas. Cit.
Drug.
Seaplane Forced Down During Seattle Flight
(United Press)
Astoria Oregon, BP-1, en route from San Francisco to Seattle, was delayed here today by engine trouble and probably will not be able to complete her voyage. The giant Boeing plane which originally was designed to fly to Hawaii from San Francisco, was forced down at Iwoaue, Washington, yesterday after a crash two hours later from Hawaii. Coalfay Bay.
Jayhawks Flown
Leonard R. Eaton, A.B. '21,
now with the Missouri state high
way commission as a highway project
engineer.
Albert H. Wele, A. B. 25, is an instructor in the Engineering School at Washburn this year.
Calvin H. Newman, A. B. 96, who has been president of the Citizen's national bank in Emporia was made a National Guard officer and named national bank in Detroit last week.
Charles H. Humphrey A, B, 94 a prominent lawyer of San Francisco has recently been sent to Manila, in the Philippine Islands to straighten out some difficulties of the government concerning land tax matters.
Doctor Sherbon, head of the department of child care, was borne two statues, "The Good Fairy" and "The Mother and Child," by the State University of Iowa, used in an exhibit. Both statues are on exhibit in 110 Fraser.
Marrell Dexter, f.28, has recently been appointed county engineer of Hamilton county.
Tressie May, A. B. 25, who is teaching high school at Hoisington spent the week-end at Russell, Kan., visit with Mary Lloyd Ruppenthal, A. B. 25 and Miriam Ruppenthal A. E., who are both teaching at Russell.
Athletic Association Reorganizes
Athletic Association Reorganizes
What has formerly been known as the K. U. Athletic Association and was reorganized in 1984 by the University of Kansas Physical Education Corporation. As an association the athletic department was unable to hold property or to borrow money in large sums, but under the corporation they can act as an independent organization. The organization has been made, and the Fidelity Trust Company of Kansas City is selling the bonds.
Dunhill Pipes—City Drug.
WANT ADS
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EXPERT TUTORING—In Algebra and Trigonometry. Phone 1907, S29
Learn the Charleston—DeWatteville
WANTED—Copy "Outlines of Introductory Sociology" by G. M. Causse Call Kansan office, K. U. 66, 01
Sasiene Pipes—Factory Distributors. City Drug.
WANTED - A girl roommate in nicely furnished room with sleeping porch at 1106 Ohio. Call 1572 White. 05
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Reward if returned to Suney Edward,
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STOLEN - Slicker from Sigma Kappa house, Friday night. No questions asked. Owen Welch, 1247 Ohio. QI
FOR RENT—Three new Garages.
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Fountain Pen repairing.—City Drug.
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FOR RENT - Two strictly modern furnished rooms for boys. Close to University. 945 Ala. Phone 2759 W. 64
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DR. FLORENCE BARROWS, Octomethad Physician,
591 1.2 Mass. Phone 2337.
Professional Cards
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Clinications, Measure and Electric
Treatments. No charge for consultation
Wiley. Mass. Phone 642.
W. C. STIFFER & CO.-Tailors to K, U
Pomp from 1966-1925, Prewing, Cleaning
Rebuilding and Rebuilding, Suits made to
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MARCEL, APPOINTMENTS—Phone 1256.
Experienced operators. Sample turner and
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EYES EXAMINED. Glasses made. Lawyer Optical Co., 1025 Mass.
Royer on same. Reward for return to 1004 W, 4th or call. 803. S20
RADIO SET-SET to coast range.
Two tube Crosby, equipped with loud speaker, tubes, and batteries for trade or for upward 1121 Ohio OG
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FOR RENT-Oct.1, 4 room cottage new stadium. Phone 127.
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especially. Good references. 1236
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LATE 21 Ford coupe in good running order. Bob Jenks, phone 334.
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Walk-Over
Young Man--get hep the to style-pep step!
What's the new shoe style for rain? Be yourself, boy friend. Don't ask questions. Ask for Walk-Overs and get style-pep answer. Lamp this style. Stick these out from under your elephant pants and ankle down the boulevard so far ahead of the style parade you can't even hear the band. When you walk in Walk-Overs you keep in step with style.
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"SILURIAN" CROW, the geology prof, had reached the crux of his course. "I define Evolution," said he, "as the—" And just then Henry Neanderthal broke the lead in his old-fashioned whittle-and-smudge. Poor Heinie! He'd be a campus ornament still if he'd only had an Eversharp. Verbum sap!
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