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MATHMATICS > REASONING > QUADRATIC
SOLUTIONS
1. Solve the equation $x^2 - 4 = 0$.
2. Simplify the expression $(x + 2)^2$.
- 1.5.6.1.4.3.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 19
University Track and Field Meet to Start Nov. 1
Patrick Urges Participation by Every Organization; Rules Made by Committee
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The fifth annual all-University inter-organization track and field meet will start Nov. 1, according to G. B. Patrick, inter-mural director, "I hope that every man in school be out and show his metal, as well as every organization be represented," the coach said. Last year about five hundred men participated in the meet and it is hoped this season still more will enter.
"K" Men Not Eligible. Every undergraduate man in school except K men in track and cross country, every organization, such as fraternities, boarding clubs and rooming houses are eligible for entry.
The program and eligibility rules have been arranged by a committee consisting of track coach Karl Schaiden, Captain Merwin Graham, Captain Howard Grady and G. B. Patrick, inter-mural director.
The regulations pertaining to organization total points are: two men must be entered in each event from each organization, the times and distances of the two to be averaged and points counted accordingly. "A team manager should be appointed by each organization," said the manager, George Burch, who could be a judge if suitable. "A man's best time to count for self or team points regardless of whether made in preliminaries or finals.
Individual Awards Made.
In case of bad weather the whole program will be moved forward one day. The events will start promptly each day at 4 p.m.
Individual Awards Made.
Individual awards will be given to the individual who completes an event for the year. The organization award is a 20 inch cup given by the Athletic Association. This cup is to become the property of the organization winning it three times. The cup is awarded to the Sigma Alpha Tpsilon fraternity.
Another interesting feature of the program is that gymnasium credit is to be allowed those entering on the following basis. Each man will turn in his name to G. B. Patriciok, inter-mentor, and be given an average of three days each week. Following the meet the men who are selected by Coach Kaird Schlahanon as members of the variety and freshman squads will continue to substitute for these students. All other men will return to gymnasium classes or other selected work.
The large inter-organization cup given by the Athletic Association that was won by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity in 1923, was won by the Acacia's in 1920 and 1921. This cup is a rare prize for present cup. Three legs give permanent possession. The Kappa Sigma fraternity won the cup in 1922.
Can Reserve Football Tickets Until Sept. 24
Donors Have Preference
For fear that some of the donors to the Stadium-Union fund did not get their letters notifying them that they have preference in reserving games, Dr. F. C. Allen announced today that all those who contributed may reserve seats as they desire up to Sept. 24. After this the donors will take their chances with the générale sale of tickets to open Sept. 20.
Stadium donors are limited to four seats each for the Nebraska and Oklahoma games, although requests for more seats will be taken and filed, and in case any extra seats are available they may be reserved; they may reserve as many seats as he desires for the Ames and Oklahoma A. and M. games.
Doctor Allen pointed out that numerous Stadium donors who have failed to take advantage of the prior selection process, have attained when coming in for tickets later in the season, to find the best seats gone. By reserving now, ahead of the general sale, they can be sure of the best seats. More than half of the stadium are eligible to take the stage of this arrangement.
The laying of the side walks at Corbin hall is nearly completed. The paving around the west and the north of the building is completed. Three hundred square yards of concrete have been laid on the walk from the hall to the street has been completed, and the walk along Twelfth street is nearly finished. Altogether, 120 feet of walk has been laid. Grading has been prepared to soiling the ground. The plans are furnished by the architects Hare & Hare.
Sport Notes
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Boxing is now growing steadily in popularity at the University, Sixty men are now enrolled in Coach "Tommy" Dixon's classes, "I have a friend named Tommy," Tommy commented. "They are the most eager bunch to learn I ever saw. Why, we're going to have some real 'pugs' before long. Last year's champion was strong K. C. A, c squad one and hold it even in a return engagement."
Swimming is now a recognized valley sport. One man from last year's squad of paddlers has been lost by graduation, but the other three are back, augmented by new material, should win a place for K. U, in this recent addition to the sport repertoire.
Kansas had a successful season in roff too, last year, by winning the Missouri valley tournament. Waldo Crowder, however, captain and runners-up for the championship through graduation. Crowder won the Kansas open title, as well as a number of other lesser championships. Nevertheless, this year's knicker aggregation will no doubt be up near 80%. The absence of the brilliant Crowder.
More than a score of tennis courts are available for use by students at the University. It is planned to have two courts of them before two years are up.
Tennis is growing in popularity on M. Otread at an amazing rate. Last year's team, Rogers and Glaskin, won all the valley titles in the sport. There is no letter man in school this semester, but captain-elect, Mur Rogers, is expected to be back for the spring term.
Sixty-one men have entered in the singles and twenty-one in the doubles matches in the present tournament. Among those in the singles are Don Hoeg, that year's inter-organization winner, and John Biel, runner-up, who has been awarded the title, but they may be closely pressed by a flock of ambition men, some of them high school stars in last year's tournament.
Wrestling is now well established a minor sport at K, U. Every man from last year's squad will be back with the exception of Lawrence Roeworkhaw, middleweight. The letter "R" in his name means "Ruby"; Stuart, captain, John Bostock, Steve Merrill, Mahon Depli, Carl Welingr and "Vic" Hill. There are also a number of promising candidates who failed to make a K, well oxygenated. That is why football team. Prospects in this sport look bright from this angle.
More University Pavement. Soon
The final stretch of pavement between
Marvin Hall and Michigan street will
be completed sometime this fall if
possible, according to Mr. Ball, sup-
perienting of grounds. At present
the shortage of funds at the University
for this kind of work is causing
delay. It is planned to extend the
pavement over to the Fort to Fort
Houston, where it will be to the
University will be placed. This will
guest tourists a chance to visit the
University without going much out of
 their way. It is Mr. Ball's intention
to have the entire road completed
within the next year.
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Love Field, Dallas, Tex. Sept. 20—The army round the world flies bopped off here at 9:38 a.m. m. today on their 625 miles flight to El Paso. Weather conditions were reported favorable along the route of flight, said Smith, flight of choice and he expected to reach El Paso by 5 p. m.
Pi Lambda Theta Entertains
Mrs. Mara Linengerette Walker of the University of Hawaii records of Pi Lambda Theta entertained officers of the local chapter have evening at her home 1114 N. H. Mrs. Walker will live here this winter. Miss Nora E. Siler, president of the city and a member of the city having an national officer in the city and are looking forward to a splendid year's work. Pi Lambda Theta is a honour educational sorority whose membership is chosen by the School of Education who excel in scholarship in all of their work.
American World Fliers Hop Off for El Paso
(United States)
Sweet Water, Tex., Sept. 20. — The American round-the-world望 landed here at 12:27 today to repile their oil supply in readiness for the 400-mile dirt road across the vastly populated country to El Paso.
Circus Comes to Topeka
Just so long as there are births, hirshtails, sick folks, journeys, graduations and weddings, and attractive cards are made for these events; just so long will folks send Greeting Cards.
Pi Lambda Theta Entertains
Fresh from a triumphant tour of the big cities during the winter months, for the first time in circus history a three ring "white top" organization was presented in New York. Circus comes to Topkaka for two performances, afternoon and night, and free street parade on September 22
Never before has a circus appeared in the winter months, until the past wint r, when the Harenbock show with its full uma of rings and stage-invaded each metropolitan centers at Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, St. Paul, Milwaukee, Cleveland and other cities built up the big buildings and the coliseums.
"Five thousand spectators enjoy, the opening performance of the Carl Hingerbeck-Wallace circle at the coliseum last night. The time honored three ring presented all of the old and is number of new features. Apparently not one thriller has been conti-
ted and several new ones inserted by the circus management. There were four showstoppers, then, that "haven't formed a show" since.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat of December 5 had the following toay of the Hagebeck show:
E. W. PARSONS
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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, also of December 5 in its review said among many things:
the program of the Hagenbeck Wallace circus now appearing at the coliseum contains sufficient attractions to satisfy the most circus hungry—hazardous horsemanship, wild animal acts, funny clowns, aerial performances, and circus animals has all the trimmings that go with a big show, and SO adds amusements.
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MONDAY—TUESDAY
The drama of a woman's regeneration, through a man's loyalty and sacrifice. A lavish production by the director of "Enemies of Women." With fashionable Long Island and the mystic Orient as the colorful backgrounds.
Also HAL ROACH Comedy
"SINNERS IN HEAVEN" Starts Wednesday
Shows: 3;100; 7:15; 9:00. Mats. 10-20; Eve. 10-30
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The Conquests of a Sea Sheik
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Shows 2:30, 7 and 9 — Prices: Mats, 10-40c; Eve. 10-50c