THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1024
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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New Locker System Now Being Installed in Robinson Gymnasium
Extra Space Will Be Utilized for Handball Courts and Other Equipment
Under the direction of Superintendent Hall, Robinson gymnastics has undergone a change in the last few weeks. In addition to a new system of market lockers, the inside rack for equipment lockers have also been rebuilt. 0
According to Superintendent Hah the new system of lockers is a great improvement over the old system. Formerly theres were 1000 lockers for the men and there were nearly twice that many freshmen and sophomores who needed lockers. This state of affairs made it difficult to avoid confusion in each locker had to be used by both freshmen and sophomores during special work found it very difficult to obtain lockers under this system, and the athletic department has been handicapped for several years by this shortage.
The installation of the new system, which will be completed within a few days, will eliminate this handrail. Under this system each man will have a basket which he will check in and out in the room in the northwest end of the gym. He may use any basker which is vacant, but he must furnish his own lock. In this way 1680 men can be easily taken care of and my equipment is vacant. There is room for expansion is 3000. It is planned to have sufficient workstation so that the air will be changed every two minutes.
The lockers which were removed from the men's section were transferred to the women's section where they were needed. The extra space in the men's section was used in constructing a boxing ring, a wrestling ring and three more handball ovales. A net was placed in the swimming pool, thus incurring fresher and cleaner water than formerly.
The basket system of lockers would have been installed earlier in the year, but by some overnight on the part of the shippers, a small part of the lockers was left out when the shiment was made, according to Ball.
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Food and Fun Frolic Features Sport Stunt
The Women's Athletic Association
The will entertain freshman women and
all others interest in athletics with a
food and an fun fare from 6 to this
weekend.
A buffet dinner will be served.
Stunts featuring each of the sports promoted by W. A. A. will be given under the direction of the sports managers. The remainder of the event will spend in music and dancing.
Freshmen women are especially invited by three in charge, in order that they may become better equipped with W. A. A., and its purposes. The organization is composed of $^{a}$ women who have earned more than 125 points in athletics, and have banded together for the promotion of physical efficiency and good fellowship among University women.
Point System Manager Requests Lists From Women's Organizations
Officials Must Be on Record With Dean If Recognized as Authority
All organizations in which women participate, have been asked by Margaret Phillips, manager of the point system, to send in a list of their officers to the office of Mau Agnes Hearned, dean of women, in order to be appointed as company companies. Organizations failing to do this will be regarded as unauthorized.
The purpose of the point system is related to the constitution of W. S. G. A. is as follows: "To protect the health and schoolship of capable girls" and continues, "to give opportunity for more girls to have the training and fellowship which participation in campus activities offers." According to the manager, the system is not meant to be restrictive, but aims to further democratize in use.
As stated in the "K" book, a maximum of 40 points is allowed for services, 20 for junctures, 20 for souvenirs, and 20 for freshness. Any woman whose activities exceeds the maximum is to withdraw from some of them.
A remote list of three activities for which points are counted may be found in the "R" book.
Discussion of Politics by Students in Groups Encouraged by Lindley
Service Is Aim of University
Chancellor Tells Faculty
at Assembly
Encouragement to University students to farm political matters for the discussion of national issues was affirmed by Chancellor Lindley at a meeting of the University magazine Wednesday evening.
"We consider the discussion of political questions an important part of the student's work," said the chancellor, "and the University will furnish the necessary rooms for these meetings, just as it does for other student groups. We hope, too, that high class speakers will be brought to address these issues." The course, does not sanction official action of any particular organization.
The Chancellor renamed the University's policy in relation to its students and the state.
"The object of an education," he said, "is the creation of a person. ELE-mentation at a university is designed to equip students with the skills and best opportunity to develop.
"The University's relation to the state is that of service. Requests that come to members of the faculty are sometimes not easy to fulfill, but the offer the faculty member makes to supply the needed information is the measure of that distant opinion of university and its desire to serve."
New members of the faculty were introduced by heads of the respective departments.
Butter Prices Too High,
Creamery Man Asserts
(United Press)
Chicago), Sept. 25. — Husseiness are being gored of many them in dollars by retailers who are profiting on butter, George L. McKay, secretary of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The Murmur features, declared today.
In face of a larger reserve than last year and fewer wholesale prices, varieties are charging consumers an increasingly higher price, including items more than lx or xr.
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