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In Selecting a University-For a college education,
taken into consideration:
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The scholastic standing and ability of
the Teaching Staff.

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to carry on their education.
All Departments, including Liberal Arts, Sciences,
Agriculture, Law, Education, Mining, Civil, Electrical and
Mechanical Engineering.
The Government needs trained men and women; college training will bring the result.

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3:30
Baccalaurato Sermon, Chapel, doliverd by Dr. Frank M. van der
Meulon, president of the Presbyterian Theolofical Seminary.
Monday, June 13
Glass Day
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Class Day exercises in chapel.

PRESIDENT FRANK L. McVEY
Lexington, Ky.

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11:30

Senior Pilgrimage, starting in front of Main Building.

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Agriculture

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LET'S DANCE!

Harry Farmer

11:30

Board of Trustees meeting.
2:00 to 6:00
Tea and Exhibition, Art Department, White Hall.

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Phoenix Hotel
LEXINGTON,

"The Catboat" Little Theatre.
9:00
Senior Ball, Phoenix Hotel.
Tuesday, June 14
Alumni Day
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Reunion of College of Arts and Stf (tnfc Oauft.

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Annual Varsity. Alumni Baseball (2airfe;Stf)ll Ilpltfe . t
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Reception at home of Miss McLaughlin for all women in honor of
graduates.

A Metropolitan Hotel, Completely Equipped, Respectfully
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CHARLES H. BERRY MAN
President

Alumni Banquet, Phoenix Hotel, followed by Danca, giveu by
ington Alumni Club in honor of class of 1921.
Wednesday, June 15
Commencement Day

JOHN "G. CRAMER
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10:30

Commencement Exercises, lawn, Patterson Hall. Commencement
Ameraddress by Hon. Lucius E. Wilson, Chicago,
ican City Bureau.
The address will bo followed by the conferring of degrees and announcement of honors by President McVey.

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Every member of the present Senior
Class is expected to attend the alumni bahquet Tuesday night. This will
be the first function of the alumni
since you have become a member.
Start the good work off right by attending and displaying your interest in
tho alumni organization and your
to be linked with an organization
behind your
that is
school.
Following tho banquet the Class of
1921 will be guests of honor at a dance
given by the Lexington Alumni Club.
It takes a thin man to hide behind
a woman's skirts these days.

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Arthur Cameron
Mildred Porter
George Gregory
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President's Address
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Address
University of Kentucky

ALUMNI BANQUET TO
BE TUESDAY EVENING

COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM

In all these respects the University of Kentucky commends itself to those seeking a higher institution in which

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Cadet Officers Of Tthe University Battalion

In a recent sermon bv one of the
leading minister of the city, the beloved pastor took a positive stand
against dancing as one of the great
modern evils. While The Kernel does
not pronoso to debate the matter, tho
following observation turned in by a
student indicates at least ithe students,
attitude on this outstanding subject:
To dance or not to dance, that is
the question.
Let's dance! What's the harm?
What is the harm anyway? Where
is the bugaboo that is prophesied at
stated intervals by old fogies who are
too stiff to dance and to unimaginative to conceive of anyone liking to
do something they don't fancy?
Life and spirit and love of play are
characteristic of youth. Dancing
all these joys and is the natural
oxpression of them. The dance is an
ancient and cultivated art having Its
origin in sacred worship. Treated a3
an art and practised as an art there
is nothing more beautiful, healthful
and youthful than the dance.
"Ou with the dance and let joy bo
unconflned," quoth Brother William
Shakespeare of the eternal youth."
Turn on tho jazz, bo', and let 'or rip,"
he would- say today if he only could.
He was human, was old Bill a good
scout.
"Come and trip it as yo go,
On tlu light fantastic toe." cried
Brother Milton, falsely reported to bo
over Puritanical.
Ho was probably
speaking from hearsay, though, for
anyone who has been there knows
full well that a "fantastic too" clad in
a heavy army shoo Is anything but
light upon one's own.

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