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IN THE COLLEGE WORLD
Because A. A. Young, president of the Junior class and captain of the 'Varsity crew, was suspended on account of hazing, 350 students of New York University are on a strike, and have signified their intention to leave for home unless a speedy adjustment of matters is brought about.
FROM EMPORIA "COLLEGE LIFE."
Baker University is to have a pipe-organ costing $2000, and the next time the Baker ball players return home from Emporia it will be possible to play a suitable dirge.
This is the time of year when the trees pack their trunks and leave.
The study of Esperanto, the world language, is making progress in many of the schools over the country.
The honor system works at Beloit. At a meeting of the Aonor Committee of Belo!t College recently a student was found guilty of taking a book from library without registering it. He used the book in writing a thesis. He was allowed no credit for the thesis and was required to write two more of equal length to the original one.
--simply dip it in any ink and press the Crescent-Filler—that's all. No dropper—no inky fingers—no ruffled temper. Guaranteed to be a perfect writer.
Strawberry short cake at the Hiawatha.
Conklin's Self-Filling Pen is the best fountain pen for both student and professor on account of the Crescent-Filler. To fill
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WILL EDIT THE JOURNAL
Scoop Club and Newspaper Classes Run City Paper Next Saturday.
The Scoop Club and the newspaper classes of the University of Kansas will edit The Lawrence Journal April 25. The paper will be increased to eight pages, and will be an exhibition of the ability of University journalists. Jerome Beatty is managing editor, Roy Roberts city editor, Brock Pemberton telegraph editor and Wallace Hovey feature editor. Beatty, Roberts, and Pemberton with L. N. Flint and C. M. Harger of the faculty will determine the policy of the sheet. The different members of the Scoop Club will write the leading feature and news stories.
The Scoop Club is a new organization in the University, and follows out the idea of the old Press Club. It is composed of men who have done actual newspaper work.
There are two classes of journalism in the University, the sophomore and the senior. The sophomores are instructed in the rudiments of the profession, such as reporting, interviewing, head writing and proof reading. The seniors study editorial writing and the more advanced phases of the work.
Student Day at California.
At the University of California the students have one day in the school year set aside for their exclusive use. The day is given up to student affairs of all kinds. In the morning speeches are made by representative students in which problems of school life are discussed. In the afternoon, the big feature of the day—the Circus—comes off. In this show nearly every organization in school has some stunt. Fraternities, clubs, Y. M. C. A. and societies of all sorts take a part. The different performances are arranged so as to form a connected whole. A parade is started at the University which marches over the town like a real Barnum and Bailey production. The performers then gather in the Greek theater and present the show. This one day develops more real school spirit than all the others put together.
Ward Coble Business Manager.
Ward H. Coble has been selected as business manager for the Kansas Lawyer, to fill out the unexpired term of F. O. Martin who recently resigned from that position. Mr. Coble is a third year man in the University. He was a member of the Kansan staff for two years.
It's no use for the University to put on any airs so long as dead-give-away advertisements like the following appear in the down town papers: "Wanted There is room to pasture a few more cows on the University campus. Make arrangements at once. Bell phones etc."
Cows that Graze on the Campus.
New Boat Livery
Tilley's dream at Vic's.
All new Steel Boats, dry and non-sinkable. A good landing and plenty of Boats.
At Foot of Ohio Street.
Many Plays Being Given.
Dramatics in school circles seem to be on the increase even in the stricter denominational institutions. The principal universities and colleges over the country have one or two flourishing dramatic clubs. Kansas is not behind her sister institutions, having two, The Masque Club and The Thespians.
Among the plays now being given are: Dickens' Cricket on the Hearth (Univ. of Illinois) Crawford (Ohio State Univ.) Jerome's Barbara (Univ. of Idaho) Sheridan's School for Scandal (Univ. of Michigan) Moliere's Les Precienses Ridicules (Oberlin) Bernard Shaw's You Never Can Tell and Percy Mackaye's Jeanne D'Arc (Univ. of Nebraska) Barrie's The Professor's Love Story (Washburn) The Chaperon (Univ. of Colorado) My Friend From India (Univ. of Kansas.)
Joke.
"Whatcher doin' Chimmie, fishin'?"
"Naw, you chump, drownin' worms."—Brooklyn Life.
The engineers at the University of Colorado won the interschool track and field meet.
The Scribblers' Club at the University of Colorado recently held a free for all verse and story contest.
Professor Brander Matthews will make a lecture tour of the West in the near future, and may visit the University of Kansas.
Dr. and Mrs. S.C. Emley are the parents of a girl born April 13.
The faculty at the University of Colorado issued an edition of The Silver and Gold April 9.
Ohio State University has just received from the legislature an appropriation of $75,000 for a new student building.
See the new up-to-date finish pictures at Squires Studio.
Grape juice at Wiedemann's.
Chocolate, vanila, and bisque ice cream and orange ice at Wiedemann's.
Costs no more than the ordinary, the Aseptic tooth brushes at Raymond's Drug Store. Why not use the best?
Get an Easter box of candy at Wiedemann's.
Toilet goods, tooth paste and powder, massage creams, and a fine line of soaps at Raymond's Drug Store.
Try a fruit salad sundae at Wiedemann's, they are good.
Try the "Buntes Diana Stuff," confection at Wiedemann's.
Post cards at Vic's.
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AT THE NICKEL
Merry Widow
The Original Venetian Cast of Characters
Throughout the pictures the Lyrics of the original play will be sung by Miss Eileen Matthews.
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Take home a box of fine candy made by Zuttermeister.
Squires is finishing pictures for the Ottawa base ball team.
We want to sell you the cigar you have got to buy. They are here! The best line of cigars in town.-J. H. Harding.
Have you a commutation ticket at the Hiawatha?
Have you smoked a Tampa Fad, Harding recomends them.
Tilley's dream at Vic's.
Have you a commutation ticket at the Hiawatha?
Fruit salad at Wiedemann's today.