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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1925
University Daily Kansan
Official Student Paper of
THE UNIVERSITY, OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Invoice-Editor Jacqueline Sites
Associate Editor Edgar Schowalter
Associate Editor Adam Cohen
Sunday Editor John Pat
Company Manager Kenneth Paul
News Editor George
Tobershaw Editor Elizabeth Sanders
Tobershaw Editor Elizabeth Sanders
Fall Titles Editor Lucie
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Wal V. Canny
Mr. Van Cannon
Mont Clair Sparr
Mont Clair Sparr
Robert L. Clinton
T. C. Rhyder
Robert L. Clinton
Robert L. Clinton
Business Manager    H. Richard McPearland
Circulation Manager    Jack Row
Entered on a second mail master September 13, 2006 from New York, under the accord of March 3, 1957, Karen, under the letter of March 3, 1957, and on Sunday morning by students in week and on Sunday morning by students in week and on Sunday morning by students in week. From the Press of the State of Kansas, f
Editorial Department . K. U. 25
Business Department . K. U. 48
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1925
THE MAD CRAZE
It has begun again—the mad craze for speed. Cars shoot wildly in and out of the jams in front of fraternity and sorority houses. Automobiles dash down the hills oblivious to other cars coming on the cross streets.
A few days ago the first accident occurred, but since then, just as many Fords have been "open up" and just as many Lincoln hives have alongside at breakneck speeds. There were no injuries in that first accident, but any one who walks across streets in the student district is 'in line for one. How much longer will the brakes hold?
Moraleists and purtuiters have said things before now about youth and speed. They have pointed decriing fingers at the young things who are so speedy that they can not get to classes on time nor pay the fraternity bills in an afternoon. Speed is not inmate in the college student. Speed doesn't make a man race down Indiana—rather a desire to be reckless, to show off. It is a hang-over from that old-time fondness for rolly-coasters and flying chickens. Now the time has come for University students to realize that toys have long since been put away in drawers and that accordingly childish ideas and desires should be discarded. It was all very well to play with the pop gun at the age of seven, but it is a different matter to shoot indiscriminately with a loaded pistol at the age of nineteen. The same applies to the hobby-horse and the Ford. When will University students grow out of the hobby-horse age?
Now they are praying for rain in Tennessee. Even though they didn't descend from primitive man down there, they need moisture.
CONVOCATION
Rock Chalk, Jay Hawk, K. U! Tomorrow morning the old familiar chant will ring through Robinson gymnasium and the gun will be fired at the "go" line. No one can afford to miss that convoction.
More depends on it than one might realize. Beginnings are such important things. In a University as large as Kansas, spirit is something that is often confined to schools and small groups. It is something which belongs to the entire University. No one who attends the first official meeting of the entire student body can fail to catch that spirit. When Mac and his band tune up—when the cheers ring through the room—when the chancellor speaks—"Rock Chalk" and "Jay Hawk" will become more than so many words to be shouted. They will become the symbol of a spirit which is to bind this University together. Beginnings are important.
SHIRT-SLEEVES
Long sleeves, wool materials, hats, all the features of dress which Dame Fashion has decreed for women this fall—these were seen on the Hill today. What if the sun did shine brightly or the woolls scratch against sunburned arms? Fall is here and milady is a slave to fashion.
But what of the other and some say lesser, half of humanity? In shirt sleeves, those of the other half stroll coolly over Mt. Oread thinking foresighted stars that they are
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Copy received at the Charceller Office until 11:00 a.m.
Thursday, September 10, 1925
The first all-university convention will be held in Robinson Gymnastics Friday morning, February 14th, Professor Waldemar Geffeth will play on the floor, and Prof. Langerley will play.
ALL UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION.
All members of the faculty are requested to meet in the central corridor of the Administration Building 10.50 Friday morning, and proceed together to the
MEN'S GLEE CLUB:
Candidates for the Men's Glee Club report tonight at room 10, basement, central Administration building, an follows;
central Administration building, as follows;:
G. Anderson, G. Andrew, G. Baker, Baxter, K. Beaunt, H. H.
Brown, B. Rowe, D. Day, M. Day, J. Bengel, E. Funkhuser,
H. H. Goodman, E. F. Bamp, E. W. Hortor, 8. p.-m. P. A. Johnson, A.
M. M. Marshall, A. M. Marshall, E. W. Marshall, S. M. S.
M. Maplain, J. Shively, A. Shively, D. Selmy, O. H. P. S. Spyer, G.
T. Goland, 9. p.-m. R. K. Van Lenh, M. G. Westmentland, F. Zlen.
Other candidates are requested to sign at once application cards which are available at 201 Green hall. Members of your youth club are expected to sign at this bulletin. Here for information about this bulletin:
THOMAS A. LAREMORE, Director
men and above the whims of style. Comfort is everything to them. Appearances are nothing. But wait—aren't they? Even the most lofty and cool of the shirt-sleeve class are not above admiring
glancees on the chic dark frocks and velvet chignons of the fair sex. Is the day of shirt-sleeves coming for women as well as men? If it does, maybe the shirt-sleeve pioneers won't look so happy—just maybe.
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