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Planning:, Construction
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and again, ihere seems to be a justification in
rving loud enough to insure a more larrful
procedure next time.
The Buildings Leak
addition to ihe
building leaked, the new Law building
leaked, and now the Union building 'eaks. The
i.,o( not only admits water in one place but in
four places in the ballroom, two in the
eight
Giiai Hall, one spot in a conference room, and
w.iici stood over two inches deep on i pari of the
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has
The roof of ihe Engineering structure
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repaired, as has that of the Law college
which lasi scar saw memliers of the faculty
m inning altoui with pans lo place tinder leaks.
I'eihai. bs now the Union roof has been repaired, but it will probably leak again: and that
dots not compensate for ihe excnse in making
these repairs.
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satisfactory.
It has been said that these buildings were constructed without ojening windows so as to be
adaptable for regular cooling units when money
was obtained. Now it is easily understandable
iliat, ihe University would want the most modern,
type of buildings. And cooling
and conditioning units are a part of the most
modern,
buildings. But if it was
known, and it was fairly certain, that money for
these units would not be forthcoming for a Tong
time, whv weren't complete buildings in smaller
numlers constructed, or at least the present
ones built with regular,
opening win
dows?
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of Fans

One answer to this would be that sealed windows mean less expenditure for heat. But this
ivpc of building also requires other money for
the purchase and upkeep of a fan system. And
ihe fan svsicm now in use, although said to keep
the aii clean, whether due to poor planning or
equipment, certainly can not claim comfort as
one of its advantages. In fact, drafts already
are at work on plans for "opening" the Union
windows.

Although the first section of ihe Biological
Sciences building used sealed windows, the new
section will oiler windows which open. Did it
take four trys Engineering, Law, Union, and
Biological Sciences buildings to convince supervising engineers that sealed windows ate not
satisfactory in our case?
I '(i keef) Is Headache
As for upkeep, during August the Union's
light and jtower bill alone amounted to almost
one fourth of that for the entire University which
halls and all of the other
includes
buildings connected with the school. Although
bv OcioIh'i this had been rut down to between
oneTilih and
of (he total, ihe first
ligme icpiescnts the cost of the building as
planned. Part of this was Ucause of the fans.
Ihe test was aittihutcd to the lights of which
a smaller uumler would In- entirely adequate.
It the window
are "ojiened" ihe fan system
must be retained for the inside Y rooms and
dining rooms, and new windows made in ihe
walls of some of the outside rooms.
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growth and development of the University of
Kentucky than Tin-- Kfrnfi. itself. It certainly
appreciates the value of these new buildings to
the campus, has supported the program in Ihe
past and will do so in the future. In fact it has
Klitely disregarded the rumors of poor construction and leaking roofs up to now, belies ing
that everything should be given a chance to
succeed before being criticized. But it seems now
that the trial and error method lias gone too far.
All of the facts point to the idea that either saving money on new buildings can be carried to
an extreme or that a $1,000,000 building program is a rather expensive guinea-pig- .
W hat Is Wrong?

Whether the cause of the poor planning and
construction can lie attributed lo experimentation, ignorance, or a desire to save money is
subject for argument. But even an unschooled
mind can see by examining ihe facts that results
are noi entirely satisfactory.
We say: Give us more buildings, more progress and a still lelter University, but let us
have more careful planning of architecture and
construction in the future.

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installed, the price of which would be great, upkeep would make the total still more. Other
mailers' of controlling heating, no hot water
of too small a valve, $3.ri0 twice a year
lor waxing floors, ihe question of durability of
linoleum,
on the stairs, cracks in the
have added to the fact that the plau- plaster-a- ll

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go for those Louisville men. Do
you remember the Jack Nuxol-Ligoromance of last year? Well, now
the big man of the moment is
Louisville's Joe Rapier of the SPE
lodge. But what about George
Botts. "Dooley?"
And what's this we hear about
Lewis Kelly telling Kappa Brbe
Chauvet that if you pick up a
guinea pig by his tail his eyes will
fall out? Or do guinea pigs have
tails. Bebe?
The intellectuals of our campus.
8AE Don Irvine and Tridelt Martie
Hume were sitting in the dark at
the Union building recently dis- cussing ine inienei-uia- i
capacity 01
the Chinese."
Here's one on Bennie Rae Crabbe
. last week one of her many callers left his phone number with
Instructions to ask for "Frank."
Later she proceeded to do so and
soon found herself talking to Pres.

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By JOE RFI.DFS
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Austin. Texas. January 17 Last
eek President Roosevelt in his
message to Congress asked for armed forces strong enough to aid in
the defense of the entire Western
Hemisphere. American college youth
the comina eeneration that mav
have to fieht in another world war
approves of the policy by
good

majority
Students

of all classes and In all
sections of the United States in a
carefully selected
have
been interviewed by representatives
of the Student Opinion Surveys of
it
agency of
America. This
the college press was organized recently for the scientific measurement of public opinion of the nation's student bodies. The current
study points out that 62 per cent
of the students are for strengthen- Ing "the United States army and
navv for the protection of all na
tions in the Western Hemisphere."
A good number of college students, however 38 dct cent of them
fear that this is not the way out
Opposition to the President's pro
gram has come from many groups,
including the Youth Committee
Against War.
cross-sectio-

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Mac Hughes took of Marjorie Griffin, perched on the wall by the SUB

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at the Lima Conference, and the
growing threats to democracies, nevertheless, have brought the Presi-

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dent to action. College youth approves, the Surveys reveal. These
results parallel other national polt.
that from time to time have shown
the citizenry as a whole favors
stronger armed forces.
Students everywhere, men and
women, feel about the same. Th
strongest group for rearmament Is
the Southern, which voted 76.7 pet
cent In the affirmative. In the Far
West the vote was 66 2 per cent: in
the West Central states 59.6 per
cent: in the East Central states
!463 per cent: in the Middle Atlantic states 609 per cent: and In
the New England states 59 6 p
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cent.
Related to the rearmament prob- lem and one that will have direct
effect upon college men is the new
program to train civilian aviator.
in American colleges and universi-- !
ties. The Student Opinion Surveys
are now conducting a coast
The weekly
Pil on this question. are appeanhg
reports of the Surveys
as a special ftteture of the Kentucky
Kernel, one of the member student
publications that support the
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Alphaxi Flo Green has decided
that she will marrv an engineer and
live in the mountains but she's
worried concerning the reaction of
her "uncles."
Alphagam pledge. Ellen Vaughn
seems to be having a hard time deciding between Siemanu Charles
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Oates and a West Point cadet
Oates seems to be in the lead at
Bv Bl K FlCUI FN
present.
It seems that the arrival of Jane
it seems that Independent
McKce of New York put a screw
In his recent speech to congress. President
DeMent is ready to forsake all
loose in the romance of Lawyer
Walter Hodge t What's
Roosevelt stated enthusiastically that what the
John Breckinridge and Kappa Ag- others for Billie Dyer?
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Bob
ALL MAKES
happened.
nes Gilbert.
country really needs is a national income of
Reush created a sensation in his
In regard to the
AGR Leon
tails, topper and cane
eighty billion dollars, instead of the paltry sixlv
threesome. Miss Babbitt reTriports "Frank Davis has won the McCrosky was back to escort med- billion which is all we have been able to manage,
By JIM CALDWELL
SALE OR RENT
it may be
first two rounds and will probably delt Bettv Elliot
lime. We considered the matter
up to this
ding bells for Virginia Alsop and
win the rest."
Low Rental Rate T
John Prewitt next September
thoughtfully, and then went and looked up "bilMr. Harry Williams,
Vj7 E'VE heard in our time of many assorted plans for edu- one. after much thoughtthe literary John's interning at Johns Hopkins
Students
has decidlion" in the dictionary. Wc found that a billion
and what's this we hear
cational reorganization, but never have we run across ed to write a novel on Hawaii and now .
is a thousand million. So all that Mr. Roosevelt
about her pal. Ann Bishop and
one quite so unusual and revolutionary as one which we life in Hawaii. There are going to
Alphaxi Ann
asks is another twenty thousand million dollars. read about the other day. It is a new policy to be immediately be no women in the novel just "Tim" from N. C. .
coroVa
Thomp- men. Williams savs he will name Johnson and AGR Warren
We reached for our purse, rummaged around adopted at Hiram College (Hiram, 0.). the purpose of which
The Pioneer Portable
son have come to an understanding
"Sons
Beaches."
studies." It calls for a reduction in the it Coach of the has been working concerning plans following gradu- and found twenty-fou- r
cents and a doorkey, and is to
Rupp
What Kadee pledge is
graduation, and the Phitau Lavton,.Rouse so hard lately ation
number of scholastic credits required for
sat, holding it, and looking off into space
GOOD USED
to
establishment of a system of tests in athletics which must be that his dear heart. Edna Herrins. tryingBreckerinfluence Pikap pledge.
to borrow an active
Bill
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successfully passed by the student before he may be granted is complaining. "He's always SO pin?
it is rumored that Louistired!"
A man came into Thf. Kfrnfi. office Thurs- a diploma. In these days when most
Canary Cottage and Crystal
Charles iRozzie Roswald of the ville's
yearly endeavoring to tcxtDOOks the nation s leading news-boocolleges are
"
were well represented by
day, and without so much as a
building was Terrace
their scholastic requirement
.
papers and sucl( magazines as Time secluded chemistry
Saturday nite .
to anybody, crept around and glued little pieces ana eaucavurs are crying
seen at the AGR dance "squiring" CK students of Dr. G. K. Brady.
and
the students could last year's grad, Julia Wood. These
In the words
Co.
of football. gatner aU of the news and from a
of paper with 'number on them to every article for the
"Three more recitation days, sun-rethis Hiram Plan is no less than a- - reliable source. The professor would chemists!
Opp. Court House
and the evening star and then W. Short St.
ol furniture in the room, including what we irtazing.
up roThis
comment upon the most important mances week's mast mixed night. the darkness."
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laughingly call pur
occurred Wednesday
Our Mr. llanv
events, and try to make some preThe mixed up couples were John
Dear Dad: I Flunked Fencing
Williams, who is easily alarmed anywav, was
diction as to their future meaning Breckinridge. Didi
Castle. Charlie
or eventual outcome. Thus, by the Kolb.
Subjects included in the list of
almost frightened out of his wits when he picked
Martha Jane Rich. Orvillc
graduation requirements are: foot-- 1 trial and error method, the students Patton. and Ginger Watson, 'twould
up a feature story and discovered the stranger ball, basketball, tennis, fencing, golf, could learn to interpret as well as
have been comolete if Double F
H RRIf.Rs SINCE into
underneath patiently tying a little tag hearing and wrestling. Perhaps the reason understand the news of the day.
Davis and Dot tie Babbitt had been
a number onto the copy basket. The whole thing for such a complete reversal of unialong.
versity curricula is not exactly clear.
Many would be the benefits de.nfflfTf-T-f-rHerman Kendall sticks out his
is very mysterious, and we think that probablv But when you bear in mind Dr. rived from such a course. First, one
neck and names this list of the ten
plan for
would be enabled to understand the best dressed girls on the campus:
all our possessions are being carefully numbered Hutchins
it Is
news
Second, he
villi a view to being taken over by the govern- football, faculty easy to see what the would as it happens. interpret the Jean Megerle. Betty Bakhaus, Jane
committee has in
Hiram
be enabled to
Baynham. Clara Tavlor Spencer.
STI DU) OF
ment.
mind. They undoubtedly want to news. This ability he would carry Margaret Ann Rhodes. Pattie Field
encourage tha participation of every through life, and it would increase Van Meter. Ginger Watson. Jeanne
student in some sport, so that he with practice. And most important
Mr. Victor Portmann, the juggernaut of jour- may become Interested In that sport. of all, the training would supply an Eowne, Didi Castle, Hattie Ritchie,
and Ruth Sanger.
nalism, recommended the following bit from ihe and use it as a form of relaxation ability to carry on an intelligent
Some friend of Alphaxi Virginia
and exercise In later life. They conversation when the occasion de- Ferguson was shocked thinking Vir- - t
Henry Clay
evidently reason that an athletic mands it. It is our belief that, no ginia had been in an accident it
I think that I shall never see
hobby Is much more important in matter how
a man seemed her eye was bandaged .
than may be in other affairs, if he can- it was onlv Virginia's latest hat
proportion to "book-lamiA D" as lovely a a "IT
most other schools figure, so they not intelligently discuss current
. What
was
LEXINGTON'. KY.
Dots and dashes .
A "B" whose rounded form is pressed
are out to prove this contention.
he is not entitled to be called Kadee Irene Sparks doing at the
records of the blessed
man. On the other AGR formal with William J. Gor- Thone Ofi-an "educated"
Upon the
203 E. Main
To a certain extent; the same case hand, a man who is "well up" in man when she is supposedly pinned
A "D" comes easily and yet
is true at this University, in that contemporary history may lead the i to Sigma Chi Sherman Hinkebein?
It isn't easy to forget
every Freshman is required to take discussion in any "polite society."
a year of Physcal Education courses. and thus be marked as
"D" is made by fools like me
These, however, allow very lew creeven though he has never set
But only God ran make a "B".
THAT'S EA5ILV L
OH, WE
HELLO, PAPCV. JUST IN TiMP fOX.
foot on a college campus.
dits are relatively
me finishing touched on the j
fonGor Lnf fixep. wwy
they
and offer doubt as to whether
The subject Is an interesting one,
PON'T VOL) UNO
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-or last long
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and studied in an organized class
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FOR HIM
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recently, both wcaiing peasant handkerchiefs love for them on the part of the is bound to prove even more so. Not
THINK. OF OUR
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isnt mining? ;,.-v- ,lied over their heads. One handkerchief was student. But the main difference is only that. It would be beneficial.
thing
that they make up a large part of
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embellished with items by Ripley. We edged the curriculum at Hiram, whereas, The more we think about it. the
better we like It.
closer and craned our neck and went through all here they are a grossly insignificant
sorts of calesthenics, but all we found out was part of the schedule.
However, unless the newspapers
that tin cans arc not made of lin. Every so often are greatly exaggerating the inten
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the wearer would turn her head and give us a sity of the Hiram emphasis on
sports, it seems to us that they are
tantalizing glimpse oT something alxmt a duck. carrying the thing a little too far.
Inn wc never got any farther than that.
It is all well and good to encour72
age the adoption of an exercise-hobbWELL. JUPGE", P?!NCE ALBERT IS GOING
O.K. MAYBE Hg'WHy, PAUL, YOU S0UNP PlSCOURAGE?.
The other young lady's head gear was adorned
IHUUfeHT
but on the other hand, to
By A C.l'EST REPORTER
TO BE THE ONLY TOBACCO FOR THIS PIPE
CAN GET A
IS IT POSSIBLE THAT
MXJ'P LIKE
with a map of Ireland, written all over with deny a student a diploma because
YOU'VE
NEVEKTREP
FROM K0W ON. IT SMOKES JL5T AS
COOL
PRINCE ALBERT.
PRINCE AL3ERT IN THAT
SMOKE
IT'S FAMOUS FOR;
Irish Ballads. (At least we think they were Irish he hasn't yet learned to break a
COOL ANP AllLP AS VOU SAlP
strangle-hol- d
or because his back- -'
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Ballads. Ever since somebody told us that De- hand isn't so hot, is in our estimaP
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THERE'S NO
granp,
Lvy-Maid of Athens, ere we part.
OTHER TOBACCO
Reverie," we arc not sure about tion, a slight case of running the
bussy wrote "My
Keep or give me back my heart.
LIKE P. A.
We await
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I care not which what's been
those things.) She sat jierfce tly still however, one thing into the ground. Plan's rewith interest the Hiram
has been
would have thought she was in a coma, and all sults.
But lady. I DEMAND my pin
we could see was Indonderry in the map, "The
Lifted
Why Not Current Emit?
And while on the subject of pins,
Bells of St. Patrick's" and a lot of shamrocks.
While we are on the subject of the Tridelts gave a dinner Friday
Extremely disconcerting, this son of thing.
phospective courses, we would like night for all SAE's who were pinned
to make note of one that has been to Trtdelte. The mast important
While we were worrying about the definition on our mind for quite some time. event of the day was Bob Stone's
We are of the opinion that it would pinning Susan Smith for "a good
of "billion." a few paragraphs up, we got to be a fine idea for the school to es- meal," so we hear. And then to
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thinking about the word "propaganda." and tablish an elective course in Cur- have a pal of his call, pretending
in
Lois Perrv,
rent
alxnit just what we'd say if our child, if we ever times Affairs.well Especially not these to be the rest of and having him
only spend
IT'S
to know,
it is
the night scouring
YET RICH-TASTINhave a child, should come to us and say "Mama, what Is going cn in the world, but the Chlo house and all of Lexington
WHAT A
what is a propaganda?", and so we looked it up also how to interpret these happen- to find her. For the same event,
ings. Many of the professors occa- Tridelt Ruth Stewart searched diliSA0KI1NG
and meiiioried a suitable definition. Well, while sionally take time off from regular gently for some SAE to be pinned
we had the dictionary open, we began to fool classwork in order to note and comtoo (without success) . . . John Ed,
on
belong to the
vital
of the
around in the "x's", as one will do, if left alone ment but (he much happeningsmaterial you seem toWonder if this wrong
day.
so
specific
fraternity.
same
a dictionary, and wc found an must be covered in most of the dinner is the reason for Tridelt
in the room with
SMOKE 2t FIMCMNT KHflUt ml Priac AlbM. V ymm
doa'l find it lh MllwM. taatit pap itbuc yow
interesting word, "xyst," which is, as you may courses that they seldom are able Martha Hume WEARING her SAE
vr smoked, rvtura tkm packet tta with lit mt mi
to talk for any length of time on
now
thm leWcc in it I
M mmt htn withia ft
or mav not know, a hall or covered portico used the matter. Consequently, the stu- pin
There Is a rumor floating around
frmtm (feudal, pl mm will wmiumd full pmimmmm ptc
Ctv,
by athletes for their exercises. P.S. It is chiefly dent, unless he is a habitual read- the ATO house that Freddie Fisher
R. J. Ryid
plus
newspapers,
NwtkCarahM
gathfor use in stormy weather. We fancy substituting er of thea smattering is apt toworl3's Is now being called "Buddykins" by
er only
of the
Kadee Frances Sledd.
Crft. KTt. . I. law T tun Ox
xyst for gymnasium, and dropping around care- affairs, and practically no informa
Pikap Charlie Gary has given Ka
less remarks like "Oh, that? That's our xyst. We tion as to their meanings. Usually dee Avis Norman two rings a dia- tnis only makes him more confused mond and wedding ring . . . What
used to have dances there before the era of the than if there had been no com- - do vou make of it?
:TrTT7.,
pipeful of fragrant tobacc in
' mcnts made
every 2 ox. tin ol Princ Albert
at all.
Alphagam Dot Amnions says that
Union building. Or "May 1 borrow your xyst
she and SPE Kibby Vogt are no
shoes? Mine are indisposed." Nice word to use
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in a headline, too.
believe, correct all this. Using as ! Kadee "Dooley" Mgon really seems

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Wliv were these roofs used in ihe fust place?
The roof contractor for the Union building advised stronglv against placing that type of roof
n the structure, yel he was told by meml)ers of
the Engineering college in charge of the work
to follow original instructions. They knew that
it would leak. A mart was sent to the Union
building before word was received that water
stood on the floors.
Question of Ventilation
ventilating sysAnd what alout the
ol these structures? Durtems, and the
ing the months of hot weather, the Law building, ihe new section of the Engineering college,
and the. Union building were almost unbearably
warm. The condition was remedied to a certain
degree, but in so far as comfort is concerned, at
least the I .aw and Union buildings are still not

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