THE KANSAN
Kansas.
The official paper of the University of Kansas
Published every Wednesday and Saturday night of the school year. by the Kansas University Publishing Association.
Office in Basement of Fraser Hall, Phone, Bell, K U 25.
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UNIVERSITY CALENDAR.
Thursday, May 2:
Thursday, May 2:
University Orchestra Concert.
Friday, May 3:
Baseball, Kansas vs. Missouri.
Saturday, May 4:
Interscholastic Meet.
Baseball, Kansas vs. Missouri.
Most of the students "kept their heads" at Baker yesterday, but a few got them pretty badly disfigured.
It has been decided that the sexes should be separated, but such a thing would destroy the P. S. B. at the University.
Kansas will have to give in to Baker on one or two points. They have one of the best pitchers and one of the rankest umpires in Kansas.
A report in a Kansas City paper says that a few hundred Bakerites caught two K. U. students who were late in getting to the train and washed their faces in mud. Well, that was certainly glory enough for one day.
Missouri plays at K. U. Friday and Saturday. Two out of the two is all that will satisfy the students. Missouri has a long list of defeats dangling from her belt. Kansas fans should turn out in great numbers and watch two more defeats placed to her credit.
The cordiality of relations existing between Washburn college and the State University was well brought out in the reception tendered the debaters by the X. Y. Z. Saturday night. K. U. can do more for Washburn than for any sister institution. Let it continue so.
The inter-scholastic track meet Saturday brings to Lawrence visitors from all over Kansas. The students should take advantage of this opportunity to do the University a good turn by seeing that the visitors receive every attention possible.
The fourth annual music festival May 10 and 11 will afford a rare opportunity for music lovers to enjoy some of the best music that the University has ever had. Eight of the
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Those who missed the Freshman Sophomore debate Tuesday evening missed something interesting, to say the least. Professor Frazier says that it was more interesting than the average inter-state debate. Both classes were ably represented, and wit and logic and sarcasm was plentiful. The sophomore class has cause to feel proud as this is the second time they have won the debate.
A victory purchased as Baker's was yesterday—at the sacrifice of a square deal—would not be desired by K. U. The square dealing of the Kansas umpire, Art Relihan, was in marked contrast to the rotten decisions of the Baker umpire. There is no doubt that the umpiring of Baker's man did more to defeat K. U. than anything else. Kansas is not alone in complaining of Baker's unfairness. Manhattan insists that they were not given a square deal last week at Baker.
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HAPGOODS
Although two of the three judges of the Kansas Washburn debate thought the Washburn team should have the decision, still the team and the University should feel proud of the good showing the team made. Wilbur Lapham deserves especial mention for the calm, clear, logical way in which he handled his part. He was the star debater of the evening. Sydney Heil was the orator of the evening. Kansas has won two of the four debates this year. This is not as good as it should be, but is better than it has been and the revival of interest in debating will be felt next year.
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