Friday, October 11, 1968
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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SO THIS IS KU —
"Well, I'm here now. Guess I'll go look around the place."
"My first day, too. Maybe I shouldn't have done that there. That was a new rug."
(Kansan photo by Mike Gunther)
"I'd better go back to sleep— quick."
Delta Chi's have new dog; named after old mascot
The going price for dog is $10 a pound. Ask the Delta Chi's.
Tinkerbell, a 20-pound St.
Bernard pup, cost them $200.
That's what they paid for their new mascot, Tinkerbell Jr.
Lucas said when the boys brought the pup into a meeting, it was all over, even though the Delta Chis hadn't planned on spending that much.
The Delta Chi's bought Tinkerbell because their old mascot, a 7-year old 200-pound St. Bernard, died last week.
"We sent some guys to Kansas City to look for a new mascot," Rick Lucas, Lakin senior and Delta Chi president said. "Naturally, the only 'cute' dog they could find was this $200 St. Bernard. All the others were 'ugly.'"
"No one could resist a little dog like that," he said.
Little dog?
The Delta Chis are thinking about some kind of memorial for the old Tinkerbell. Most of
them really liked her, Eldon Shields, Wichita sophomore, said.
Shields was "dog boy" last year and said he grew to o like the dog.
"She loved to swim in Potter Lake," he said. "Every time we had a laking, she was right there in the water where we were going to throw the guy."
Rusty Leffel, Mission Hills junior, said the new dog is already spoiled. "The first thing she did was pee on my floor," he said.
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would sleep in the front yard, getting up only to bark at girls," Shields said.
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The ne Tinkerbell sleeps most of the time, Shields said. "The old one used to chase other dogs, rabbits and cats," he said.
The old Tinkerbell was a kind of campus landmark. "She
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