FEBRUARY 5, 1919.
Plain Tales From the Hill
After seeing Maxine Elliott do it so well, the University girl philosophizes thus:
"Come on, thou pale pink cigarette that'hail at land of minaret. And let thy fragrant incense roll To gas my throbbing, sapient soul."
"Avaint, respectability,
Bohemia's the life for me;
Too long I've lived with prudence
pale.
Gadzooks! I wish I could inhale."
The men want five members on the honor systems discipline committee to the women's four because they think men will be up before the committee more regularly than the women? Oh, is that the reason? We thought that it was just because it took five men to teach four women in forming judgments.
COME OUT OF YOUR HIDING
COME OUT OF YOUR HIDING
Have you noticed the peppery cheerleaders at the basket ball games this year? The K.U. cheerleaders are not annoying anyone with their gestures and screeching this season.
John Ise "When I see some of the boys across the road in their gym suits I begin to wonder what's happening to the race. It would take a dozen of some of them to make a dust mop."
IT DOES HAPPEN THOUGH
IT DOES HAPPEN THOUGH
it's a grand and glowing feeling to have the opportunity for the big parties of the year ask another man to her sorority party?
A freshman was invited to take dinner with the Alemannia Club. When he returned home his friends asked him if the Club talked German or Norwich now.
"Neither," replied the frosh, "They talk Current Events."
Those at the show Monday night will remember the ballroom scene in which some of the local dramatic club talent played a leading part. It seems that Lucie Hovey, according to her testimony was more fortunate than the rest of the girls, who were the star of the scene. For she openly confesses that she drew a REAL man while the other girls nad as their partners just University fellows.
SPEAKING OF GIFTS
All kinds of packages have been coming from France this year, containing everything from love-bracelets and lace handkerchiefs and collars to egg-cups and German war-crosses. Miss Charles of the English department has them all beat when it comes to receiving novel presents: a foreign letter that he sent to the other day; a set of wristbands were enclosed with complimentals of one of her students. Yes, Phyllis, they were dead ones.
The Phi Kappa Pais need some new curtains according to the Alpha Delta Pis. The girl say so themselves.
SPRING ISN'T HERE YET ANYWAY
SPRING HIS P T HEIR
Coach Jay Bod was keeping time at the basketball game and sitting behind Rashid T. Church, c'20, Church he placed his hat under the chair he was sitting on. When the time for the end of the half arrived Bond pulled out his pistol and fired it under Church's chair. The result was a 2-inch hole in the top of Church's new spring hat.
THIRSTY WOMEN AT LAST GET DRINK
Members of the woman's basketball teams have developed a great interest in the dances given in the gymnasium after Friday night basketball games. Last week two bottles of distilled water were left after the dance and for the first time since the basketball season opened, the women were not forced to wait until they reached their homes to relieve their thirst.
BACK TO NATURE
Why have any seats at the Bowersock anyway? Those who had standing room last night said they had a fine time between acts. They sat down on the floor and had a very congenial time. No one stepped on them. It was more democratic and they could all get together better. Now they custom for the whole audience they could all sit in a circle and play 'Simon Says Thumbs Up' between acts.
The only drawback is that it would accommodate a lot more people and that large crowds of men who had invited girls to go to the show and then called up at the last minute to say that they were all gone, and that they were all gone, would have to think up another excuse.
PACING THE HARD TRUTH
Some of the engaged men on this hill think they are very much henpecked. Sunday night two of them
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were leaving one of the sorority houses, and as they went down the street arm in arm, this is a part of their conversation that a passivity
"Did you happen to notice—'s
thumb? Well, I'm right under it."
"Yes, hoy. I can sympathize. Did
you hear?" "Well, it's finger.
Well, I'm right around it."
A good many men on the hill are in this fix, but this is the first time that we ever heard two men admit it to each other.
Ruffles
FRILLS—To annoy, insult, bully, irritate and throw into disorder and confusion
Josephine Fugate, c21, will attend the New Era conference of the Presbyterian Church in Kansas City Thursday and Friday.
Alpha Xi Delta will entertain Sigma Phi Sigma this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Miss Dorothea Spinney of Stratford-on Avon England and Miss Alice Michaelis of Melonne, Australia will be the guests of Miss Margaret Lynn, of the department of English, from Wednesday evening until Sunday. Miss Lynn knew Miss Spinney last summer when Miss Spinney was a guest of the MacDowell colony at Peterborough.
The University Club will hold a reception for Miss Dorothea Spinney after the play Thursday evening.
Dorothy Sandburg, c'19, will come to Lawrence Thursday to visit friends. Miss Sandburg withdrew from school on account of illness last term.
Pi Upsilon will entertain Chi Omega this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Alpha Chi Omega will entertain Phi Psi this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Sigma Nu fraternity will call at the Gamma Phi Beta house Thursday evening.
Prof. M. C. Elmer of the department of sociology is unable to meet his classes today on account of illness.
Sigma Nu will entertain the Kappa Alpha Theta freshmen at the chapter house from 7 to 8 this evening.
Delta Teu Delta fraternity will entertain with a dance at F. A. U. hall Friday evening.
Kanza fraternity held initiation Tuesday evening for Stewart Bloss
of Winfield, Prentice Beasley of Hooker, Okla. and Marion Shipley of Neodesha.
Leah Belt, c'22, and Amber Betts c'22, will withdraw from school Friday and will go to Washington, D.C. to take clerical positions in the War Department.
The first Y. M.-Y. W. mixer of the year will be held in Robinson Gymnasium Friday evening.
A paper on "Changes in Court Procedure," by Prof. W. E. Higgins of the faculty of the School of Law, and president of the State Bar Association, was read at the annual meeting of that association in Topeka recently.
R. Q. Brewster, a former Kansas University graduate, returned to take up his work here February 1, as assistant professor of organic chemistry, at Kansas University. He Brewster hashis University where he has been taking a course and helping Doctor Stieglitz with some research work.
Bar Association Hears Paper By Law Prof
Although Professor Higgins is in Colorado for his health and not in active work the Bar Association honored him by electing him president of the association for last year. As he was unable to be present at this year's convention his presidential address was read.
Said Wood Was Long,
Which Was Incorrect
Through an error The Daily Kansan printed the name of A. A. Long, successor to Homer Talbot, secretary of the Bureau of Municipal Reference and Research at the University, as A. A. Wool. Mr. Long comes from the University of Texas. In addition to his work at the University Mr. Long will succeed Mr. Talbot as secretary of the League of Kansas Municipalities.
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Phy. Ed. Requirements Back to Pre-War Basis (Continued from page 1)
jors. The School of Engineering requires three hours a week for freshmen. The School of Fine Arts requires two hours a week for freshmen and sophomores. The schools of law, pharmacy, education and medicine did not require gymnastics work for their students, although students less will keep to that custom. Premedicts have to fulfill College requirements.
The Senate ruling requiring all University students to take five hours of gymnasium work a week was passed in October, 1917, as a war measure. It continued through the year and was not received favorably by student opinion and was the subject of controversy and various petitions from students of the schools of law and medicine. Students carrying extra work because of enlisting in reserve corps, felt requirements were too heavy. Military drill and outdoor sports were substituted for floor work in gymnasium and the penalties for failure to carry out the
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requirements was suspension from the University in some cases and loss of credit until requirements were fulfilled in others.
With the opening of the S.A.T.C. last fall the Senate changed the requirements for women and men not in the S.A.T.C. to three hours a week for freshmen and sophomores and two hours for upperclassmen for all University students.
The Board of Regents of the University of Texas appropriated $12,000 for the cataloguing and preservation of records of Texas in the great war. Milton R. Gutsch adjunct professor of Medieval history is directing the collecting of the material.
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Jesse L, Lasky presents CECILR
DeMILLE'S Production Don't Change Your Husband
An ART CRAFT Picture
Also Burton Holmes Travelogue
Dorothea Spinney of England presents Iphigenia in Tauris
A wonderful rendering of the dance and song of the Greek Chorus
Different both as a spectacle and as a dramatic performance from anything the University has ever seen.
Every student of voice, in singing or speaking should hear DOROTHEA SPINNEY
If you love the beauty of Greek sculpture and Greek poetry, come to hear DOROTHEA
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