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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Following are the names of students who have pledged themselves to take part in the activities of College Day if it is granted by the Universi-
Francis H. Arnold I
Aileen H Arnold II
Slyvia Adams I
Bethadine Bitzer II
Betty Betts I
Dorothy Brown I
Marie Buchanan I
J. E Curran I
Erna Fischer I
Stephen Finderinger I
Ildea Fuller I
Ildea Fuller I
Pearl Gillard I
Mariell Glasco I
Mable Harper J
Male Harper J
Olgden Krych I
Olgden H. Fry I
Charlotte Kreek I
Helfer Kreek I
Mildred Kreek I
Frank McKnight I
Frannie McKnight I
Marjorie Rickord
A. V. Grady I
M. J. Johnson I
Marion C. Reid I
L. Huckett I
Don J. Wimpey I
Ron Wright A
Raymond Crappin
Roland Barnes
Stella Bedell
H. H. Morgan
Jane Weaver
A. Norkerdrun I
Joan Wimpey I
F芳 Olyne I
K. W. Pringle
A. J. Trueblood
C. L. Coffin
C. A. Randold
E. R. Arndt I
E. R. Arndt I
M. Mar灵杞e
Barbara Abel
Carolyn McNutt
Helene孝 I
Hillec Steveons I
S. E. Johnson I
S. A. Young I
R. A. Hall I
W. John Thomson I
John D. Elliot I
John E. Elliot I
Healen Coudre I
Florence Rhudy
Frances McCune
Amelia Babock
Herbert Babock
Hewan Cweaver I
Marion V. Barrett I
H. B. Bagby I
L. Beamer I
D. Bigelow I
Oscar Brownlee
A. G. Bartheke I
A. G. Bartheke I
R. H. Cassity I
R. C. Colley I
Frank White I
R. E. Buenbark I
John G. Cope
R. D. Edwards I
J. P. Groh I
G. W. Jarboe I
G. V. Scriven I
Rex Miller I
C. E. William Hammer
Zetha Hammer I
L. M. Hull I
R. W. German I
R. E. Ellis I
H. C. Miller I
Alice Rice I
V. E. Timmels I
T. E. Bell I
E. M. Johnston I
H. L. Willson I
Lloyd Whiteside I
H. Appel I
J. T. O'Bray I
J. D. Pace I
John M. Pearl I
C. M. Hunter I
M. McElvain I
W. C. Sproull I
W. J. Johnson I
H. N. Wallis I
Alice Davis I
Cora Shinn I
Borra Clarke I
C. S. Pitrat I
Mary McClure I
Wint Smith I
R. L. Dillenbeck I
E. D. Eoleck I
W. R. Liggett I
H. DeBham I
W. K. Shane I
H. Chandler I
Clara Kent I
Dewey Cooper I
Grace Wedd I
LaVerne Stanton I
C. E. Stoneton I
E. B. Anderson I
Haize Quick I
Sarah Rowe I
Ruth A. Kelley I
Emily Miller I
Sara Traffant I
Cam J. Thiele I
Salia Balltte Ralph V. Fritts I
W. W. Watles
E. S. Stateler Edna Swanson Henry Shinn
Elva Stoll
C. W. Boughton
Elton Rhine
Reading for an Idle Hour
George W. Goath, s. U. S. A. has written a book on "Government of the Canal Zone," which the Princeton University Press will publish within a week or two. It will outline and explain the work of the civil administration of the Zone through its various changes and the forms by Congress of the form which now exists, and will also draw attention to such branches of the work of the building of the Canal as the recruiting of labor; the preserving of order; and the housing and feeding of the people which have been gradually overlooked at the interest. in the more spectacular phases of the sanitary work and the engineering difficulties.
"Ethics in Service" is the title of a book by the Hon. William H. Taft to be published soon by the Yale University Press. It is a plan for better ethics in business with factorial and government service and reminiscences and anecdotes of affairs and people connected with his own public career.
McBride, Nast & Co. have ready for early publication "The Sociology of Political Parties in Modern Democracy," which is a study of the oligarchical tendencies of political organizations by Robert Michels, Professor of Political Economy and Statistics at the University of Basle. The work, which has attracted much attention, in Europe, was first published translated into Italian and afterlised in Germany, then enlarged
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ward into French and Japanese. This English translation is from the Italian edition to which the author has added a supplementary chapter dealing with events just previous to the breaking out of the war.
A. C. McClurg & Co., are publishing this week two new volumes in their National Social Science Series, "The Cost of Living," by Walter E. Clark, describes and elucidates the steady increase in the cost of food staples during the last twenty years, while "Trusts and Competition," by John F. Crowell, considers the nature of trusts, their development and attempted restriction and other ponts of importance.
Funk and Wargnalls have ready John Foster Fraser's new work, "The Conquering Jew," which contains the results of the novelist's studies in his adaptable and vitality, in many nations, and discusses his future.
"Citizens in Industry," a work by Charles Richmond Henderson, of the University of Chicago, which the peltos lists as its core activities, all of these activities generally described as "welfare work," and discusses them as an essential
and organic factor in the democratic movement.
In its Childhood and Youth Series the Robbs-Merrill Company has ready Mrs. Frederic Schofs "The Wayward Child," in which the author bases her discussion and recommendations upon her own long experience in juvenile court, probation, and educational work.
Small, Maynard & Co., in their Welfare Library Series, will publish shortly "A Message to the Middle Class," by Seymour Deming, an appeal for sanity and logical thinking on the part of the great body of citizens who do not belong definitely in the ranks of either capital or labor.
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Young Instructor—It doesn't matter whether you're a fraternity man or not. You ought to be able to do it.—Record.
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Do Unto Others, as You Would Have Them Do Unto You.
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The High School Student who feels an interest in such a vocation as Mechanical Engineering
A four-year course in mechanical engineering with the advantages of fully equipped shops and laboratories, prepares the student to enter this broad field under the best conditions.
should be encouraged in knowing that the growth of industry, and the modern striving after efficiency, open a broad way of opportunity to the able mechanical engineer. He is always in demand. His position is often one of large responsibility. He is well paid.
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