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more adapted. At any rate, It Is
unfair to students to Impose upon
them a teacher who year after
OmClAL NEWSPAPER OF THt STU- year proves to be unable to conCNivKRsrnr
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duct a course satisfactorily.
OF KINTUCKT.
Likewise, those teachers whose
subjects are open to lower division
Bnttnd at tha Pout Offloa at Laxlnt-toKentucky, u aaeond tliM mattrr students, would feel the renewed
undar tha Act of March t, 1S7.
vitality which, as has been said before, of necessity would come about.
MEMBER
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The Kernel feels that keeping
National Collate Pnn Association
instructors on their tors, so to
Kentucky Intercollrfiata Pra AMoclatlon
speak, constitutes one of the major
A membar of tha Major Collffe
academic problems at the Univerreprasantad by A. J. MorrU Hill sity, and many of the administra. 42nd St., New York City; 3
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San Pranclico; Ml Weatwood Blvd., Lot lieves that the best way to overcome this problem would be to put
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into Immediate effect the optional
Offlca Boura: Nwa, Talaphona Unlr.
class attendance system for seniors.
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ALL STUDENT RIOHTS MAINTAIN
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FOR SENIORS
Some discussion has been provoked over a premise In the editorial of last week which read as
follows: "Class room technique of
teachers would have to be Improved
In order to attract seniors to class.
This Improvement would spread
Itself Into the lower division and
alleviate one of the more serious
problems of the campus."
By class room technique Is meant
the manner in which the Instructor Is able to "put across" to his
students the meaning of a particular course, using his personality,
his own embellishments, and his
peculiar technique, as opposed to
a dry rehashing of the contents of
a text book.
In Institutions where the optional class attendance system has been
successfully put Into practice, it
has been found that the professor
noted for his Inability to keep stu-

dents Interested, and therefore, his
Inability to teach a course, suffered a decrease In prestige when
students refused to attend his class.
In this way, the professor either
was forced to change his methods,
putting new vigor Into his class
work or resign his position at the
Institution.
Harsh? There may be some disagreement as to that, but It must
be admitted that If a teacher cannot attract and hold the Interest of
students In his field, no matter
what It may be, he should forego
his right as a teacher and turn to
experimentation, research or some
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CONGESTION AT UNIVERSITY DANCES
Congestion in the checking of
coats and hats at University dances
was very forcibly brought out at the
Suky dance in the Alumni gymnasium Saturday night. One cloak
room cannot hope to serve a crowd
as large as was in attendance at
this dance. Apparently, there are
a few persons In the school who
cannot act the part of gentlemen
and wait their turn In line. Consequently, those who did wait, saw
these inconsiderates crowd Into the
checking room from the front,
tearing down the bar that was
placed there.
The fault Is not with those who
are in charge of the checking. It
is the result of an Inadequate system for a growing institution the
University dances. We believe that
something should be done about
this situation before the homecoming
dance Saturday night.
There Is no reason why a person
attending a dance should be forced
to spend at least one-ha- lf
hour of
his time standing In a checking
line.
Two checking rooms would relieve the situation to a considerable
extent. An entrance to these
checking rooms could be constructed so that only a single line could
enter at a time and from the side
only.
Under existing conditions,
only the playing of the role of gentlemen on the part of the students
could relieve the situation.

1937

band had but five practices before world that she has thrown In the Most of the middle part of the
that engagement. In five months towel and ended her bout with Red Kentucky grandstand missed the
Sympson
What's all this about stirring 'Oator drive In the last
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it should be readya toa go places.
a
quarter because Billy Oreenwell and
House Mother Jesse Wlllmott chasLosing your money on horse ing Mary Scott around the ATO Bad John Ollmore, the mall box
The most attractive hoodlum, slapped and mauled one
races makes you do peculiar things. ranch?
Take the case of Helen Rlddell who couple on the campus is SAE pledge another to the leering delight of
the newspapermen and hundreds
last her own fortune out at Keene-lan- d John Shelton and the
Evelyn Flowers
Warp of people sitting around them
and In desperation began on
her Sunday School club's treasury Stevenson sent flowers to Polly Bill Holster made sure he would
and managed to climb back into the Dawson before Uie Florida game, have a date for Friday night by
The big hand shake of the week black ink before the card was fin- making things too tough for Polly making three. The gentleman then
goes to the BlRma Chi halfback, ished. A divine inspiration.
to break the date, even though L. waited until Friday afternoon to
Sonny Boland who, after a spring,
aaa
E. Fish, Polly's old cracker, came pick the winner, Evelyn Spears
summer, and autumn love camMorgan to town to take her to the tussle. As long as Jimmy Hunt waits tabLambda Chi
paign, has finally placed his badge began courting John Hunt
Marjorle Weaver, campus sen- les in the Alphagam tepee he will
Nancy Orrell, Joan ,
on one of the finest girls in the
The
of Arc at Western State last year, sation a few years ago, has signed always have girl friends.
Blue Grass, Chlo Ann Stevenson.
All Makes
Taking a hint pledges are groggy about him, but
Just one week ago. Sunday night a movie contract
a
Morgan placed his badge on her. from the Lost and Found depart- he concentrates, along with ichthyAll Prices
This is a singularly strange Swlfty recently recovered from a ment, Bob Forsythe Is again kind- ologist Jack Lancaster, on Allre
Incidentally, Hunt's pin
story. It tells of how two Oreek romance with Delta Zeta Mary ling his dilemma with Helen Ir- Adams.
Every Machine Guaranteed
is in Missouri with Virginia Johnkin are not busy slashing each Nell Waldon.
More Trldelt pledges, herevine
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And they're still at the
others throats.
tofore unnoticed In this column, son
SAE Bill Harper is definitely a
Martha "I Love Louy" Alexander are Betty Bakhaus and Elizabeth dances. The maudlin stags and
problems.
woman hater except when Velma giddily waiting for Phldclt Johnny Branch. You would have to search their
Hardeety comes near. Bill never Creech to call on her at the Trl- - through a million girls to find two
makes a date with the blonde delt barracks
Among the 600,000 titles owned
Sigma Chi Jim prettier coeds..,. Jack "Hello thar"
heart-tlngl- er
but he is usually in Chester, famous Murphy zealot, Craln roared into Lexington for the by the University of Wisconsin hisher company. And here's how he under the command of treacherous game and almost shook himself to torical library, three were printed
TYPEWRITER CO.
does It.
before 1500 and 33 printed between
tea, pinner Nell Cralk Saturday at death shaking hands and drinks
He gets his fraternity brother, 4 p. m., but she handed it back aft- Betty Davis and Katherlne Rled, 1500 and 1597.
West Short SL
Clayton Congleton, to call up Vel- er the dance. .Rosemary Clinkscales who wear the White Stars of Choi-l- ie
Opp. Court Hosrte
a date, and Is receiving mall from the Georgia
ma and ask her for
Mades and Boo Houlihan reNew York University has a new
would she mind if Harper came Tech drum major who hasn't quite spectively, came back for the Sig- course in cosmetic hygiene.
along. Of course not. So the boys recovered from the striking figure ma Nu formal picnic, the game, and
fetch Velma, take her out, and she portrayed in Atlanta
And to check up on the deportment of
while Congleton plays shot ma- the wild man who tried to pin their popular henchmen
Special Prices On
KD
chines jid wanders around gam- Frances Woods at the W. & L. Virginia Logan, now at Western
STUDENT WORK
ing with friends. Harper stays game has written to her and phoned State, was welcomed back by hunC'roquinole $1.00 (One Week Only)
near Velma to make sure that no her enough times to prove he really dreds of eager dance mates
EvShampoo and Finger Wave - 40c
one bothers Congo's date.
.The many- - ery other collegian was suffering
has a case on her
Permanent - $1.50 to $10
a
from a Charley horse In the stomed
to Connor Dawson
DUART Permanent Wave - $3
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Joe Hicks,
ach Sunday morning
who remember the
Those
Dodd Best strolling into the Tav(America's First Choice)
school year can easily recall that ern with Jean Short
Betty Boyd who fell in love with Mary Scott's
Open Evenings by Appointment
Kappa Nell Craik had an army of shifts from the backfleld Into the sister last week, is waiting for his
summer romance. Alma Love, to
beselgers at her heels at all times. line. Howard Boaz is his name
sport
At the dances the imploring males Richie Baker came to town again arrive for the home-comiJoe "Jay Jay"
stood five deep around her. If you this past week-en- d
to rind her old and Bacchanalia
307 W. Short St.
took six steps with her, you took a roommate, Helen Irvine, romping Jordon, of Four Bits fame In the
Phone 2267
Lexington Leader, is being pressed
long Journey.
around with Andy Anderson.
All Work Under Supervision ANNA BELLE MANN
Things are different now. Nell Jane Hardwick announces to the by Kappa Anne Law Lyons
stayed home two Sunday nights
ago Just reading Time and watching the fire. Yet Nell has lost
none of her charm and Interesting
qualities but Is probably a bit
smarter and a little more fastidoafs
ious. Hence, the short-sightLEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
who do most of the courting have Clean aulta, dresses
are IY01
so far because the
neglected her
and Overcoats
Solicits
necessary to enjoy
Consideration of
untutored freshwimmin are still
"campus popularity"
agreeable enough to believe a restof
less man's line and his willingness
to settle down for a week or two.
STUDENTS' WORK
Sororities
Another Kappa who felt the first
A Specialty
pang of being a passing fancy Is
the Jolly Intellectual Betty Boyd.
Cask
Dresses
When Betty missed the Keys canand
Suits
Dances
Luncheons
can It marked the first time she
carry
O'Coats
missed a dance on Saturday night
And Other Social
This Semester
since her soph year In high school.
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"The old order changeth yielding
Service Unexcelled
CLEANERS
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JOHN G. CRAMER
Congratulations to Andy AnderMaxwell
Lime
Dunn Bldg.
son, whose new sweet swing comManager
Trustee
Lily Bowlin, Mgr.
bination sounded great at the Suky
calisthenics
last Saturday. The

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VIVID CONTRAST
Selection of a fraternity In no
way resembles selection of a wife,
so the University of Washington
Daily says.
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nal stated It thusly:
It is a funny thing the way a
man picks a wife. First he meets
her. Then he "steps her out" a
few times and begins to like her.

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TOO especially long
hours of study builds
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He examines her closely, analyzes
her, watches her actions, her per

sonality, her character, her disposition everything that pertains to
her (or at least he thinks he does),
and then finally accepts or discards her; and then she accepts or
discards him.

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last, he at least tries to understand
her. He takes his time. He Is
careful because he realizes he Is
signing himself up for life.
How different It Is when a man
picks his fraternity.
No careful
thought there. No watchful waiting.
No cautious discrimination.
It Is just like leap year to him.
Somebody jumps on him with a
proposal of everlasting love and affection. Another puts on the badge
while still another murmurs the
fatal words, Till death do us part."
Hurriedly
kissing him on both
cheeks, they all run off to the next
conquest, leaving tjhe bewildered
young groom alone, except for the
mop and broom which some kind
person gave him as a symbol of bis
new rank.
"Until death do us part." That
phrase Is applicable almost solely
to these two things, both equally
Important to the young man. With
one he Is cautious, with the other
foolish. But what can the poor
fellow do? So long as fraternities
have every year a leap year, and
no year a sane year, there Is no
hope.
Happily, the above description of
fraternity rushing is exaggerated
to emphasize the mistakes each
year of a small number of rusheea.
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