No.5
IN OTHER COLLEGES.
Lives of Seniors all remind us We can strive to do our best,
And departing, leave behind us Note booksthat will help the rest. State Normal Bulletin.
W. H. Carruth, vice chancellor of Kansas is a candidate for mayor of Lawrence. A newspaper row may be expected between the Lawrence Gazette and and the Kansan.-The Sunflower, Fairmount College.
A student in the K. U. law school has written an article for the Topeka Capital, denying the use of a college education and declaring that he has been snubbed because he was working his own way. The K.U. Kansan replies in such an altruistic tone as has not been heard from that worldly Journal for a long time.-The Sunflower.
A gift of $1,000,000 worth of stocks and bonds, which will increase the annual income of the University of Chicago by $40,-000 has been made by John D. Rockefeller. This makes the total endowment of the University about $16,000,000.
The "Kansan" proclaims the fact, in a long editorial, that it is only a question of time when the State University will be forced to build dormitories for its students, as the cost of living in Lawrence is higher than in other school towns.
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That said dollar an hour spoiled the sleighing before the warm weather did. Baker Orange.
Next spring the University of Michigan may add rowing to its list of athletic sports. The damming of the Huron river above Ann Arbor affords a stretch of smooth water for training.
The University of Minnesota has $30,000 in the treasury of her Athletic Board, while Purdue has a deficit of $770.
Purdue expects to have a strong track team this year.
In an interview, recently Coach Stagg of Chicago, said. "that summer baseball is the cause of impurity in Athletics in the baseball world."
The freshman co-eds of Minnesota have boycotted the upper class women of that university because they were not allowed to attend the Junior ball with upper class men. Action was passed through the Bib and Tucker club, the official freshmen organization of the women.
Governor Deneen of Illinois has announced his intention of entering the agricultural department of Illinois for a short course.
The regents of the University
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Iowa was admitted to the Association of American Universities by unanimous vote at the recent Ithaca convention.
Minnesota desires to have hockey made an intercollegiate sport, and will send a delegate to the next conference to work for it.
The Iowa Junior prom will be on February 19.
The Michigan senate will not permit another fresh-soph flag rush. Any future contest between the classes must be in the day time and must be conducted under suitable regulations.
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The place to get quiz books, hot chicken pie, Boston brown bread and baked beans is at the Oread Cafe.
The Betas had a group picture taken Saturday at Squires Studio.
One ladies room for cent, one roommate wanted at 1014 Miss. Phone 4302.
Seniors get busy. Squires has eight photographers busy and can get your pictures out on time.
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Suffragists Organize a Club.
A suffragist club was organized at the University of Kansas Tuesday afternoon with about thirty members. Miss Caroline Lexow of Barnard college, who is national secretary of the College equal sufferage league is responsible for the organization of the club. Miss Eugénie Galloo was the temporary chairman of the meeting. Miss Lexow told something of the history of the long struggle for womens' rights and how despite this fact they are oppressed and denied their legal rights in many of the states. To tell the simple truth the enthusiasm was not very uproarious and Miss Neuen Schwander who was sergeant at arms, had little trouble in keeping down boisterousness. The club is now looking for new members. It only meets twice a year when some suffragette of nationl fame will address the local suffragettes. The club will meet Febuary 9 to elect officers. The club has four men members up to date.
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Fraternity Freshmen Organize.
The freshmen of the different fraternities, including all men pledged this year, met Tuesday evening in Myers Hall and discussed giving a party later on in the year. Maurice Blackmar was elected chairman with H. Robinson secretary and Charles Pierson treasurer. The object of the freshmen is the promoting of good fellowship and social times. Over forty men attended the meeting.