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"Colleges would meet every day. I'd start
them oiT on the first floor at the beginning of
each year. On each floor would be a bar, a
beautiful girl, music, nnd other equipment for
on Tuesday and Friday happiness. The students would move up one
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floor every day.
OfllcUl Nfttupnpcr of tlir Students at the Unlvrrslly
of Kentucky, Lexington
"And during leap years we would hold stag
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tho girls from year to year."

The Kentucky Kernel

KERNEL.

Tuesday, November 18, 19S0

SEMI-WEEKL- Y

accept. All connections which coincide will be
made.
The chief virtue of fraternity life seems to
be the foundation of friendship, character, nnd
development which it gives to its members. The
chief evil seems to be the blighting effect of
the heartbreak and envy caused by their
Whether this drawback will be
eliminated without lessening this virtue in the
colleges of the future remains to be seen.

Professors Discuss
European Univ'ties

Kentucky game at Knoxville this
year. In addition it has announced
Its intention of sending three cheer
leaders, Miles Davis, Slade Carr and
J. D. Croft, to uphold Kentucky's
Bill Young and Vernon Chand-- .

lcr will represent Kentucky in the
annual conduction of the "beer keg"
ceremony.

The man who says he under-pe- p.
The University of Kentucky chapstands women is a liar.
ter of the American Association of
University Professors held Its first
session Of thn nirrptit
Thursday pvpnincr in thn n
evo
ALL MAKES OF
cation building with Dr. J. B. Miner,
ur. a. vanacnDoscn and Dr. Henry
PostoRlcc n second class mull mutter
Beaumont &H snmltnrs nt thn rvmi.
Ion. The topic of the program was
HERE SHALL THE KERNEL PRESS ALL
AND
STUDENT RIOHTS MAINTAIN
wusvi vBiions oi European universities," to the development of which
RULES
OUTS
WtLBUlt O. FRYE
the three sneakers lulHrpssnri
Special
Mnnglng Editor
FRANCES HOLLtDAY
College fraternities nnd sororities have cstab
.
Several days ngo the University Senate, remarks. Doctor Miner and Doctor
Assistant Managing Editor
WILLIAM ARDERY
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
llshcd friendships nnd have given something through the office of the registrar, released for vanaenooscn recently visited leadE, Kruger
ing institutions of the Old
Virginia Dougherty
vibrant nnd priceless to the almost-a-mlllio- n
publication In The Kernel certain rules and reg short business session was World. A
Elaine Ronnell
Morton Walker
also held
boys nnd girls all over the land who belong to illations concerning student absences. These in connection with
ASSISTANT EDITORS
the evening
Opp. Courthouse WEST SHORT ST. Phone Ash. 1792
Gertrude Evans them. They have blighted with envy and dis
Edna Smith
rules, which had been adopted by the senate
Virginia Hatcher
Daniel Ooodman
IT
content the college life nnd occasionally the nf earlier In- the semester, were approved by that
iiimmwiMiiimiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiimiiHiinnmiiiiiiii
News Editor
JOHN MURPHY
SUKY TO HOLD MEETING
ter life of part of the
body at its regular meeting, Monday, November
ASSISTANT NEWS EDITORS
8uc Dlclcerson
Horace Miner
Lawrence Herron
who did not belong. They have taken the inl 11. Among the provisions, one section, 10, reads
SuKy Circle, student pep organization, will hold its weekly meeting
Society Editor tiatlvc in establishing all definite movements of ns follows:
ELLEN MINIHAN
Assistant Society Editor progress in their universities, but nt
SMITH
ELEANOR
at 5 o'clock this afternoon to discuss
the same
Emily Hardin
Polly Reese
"Juniors and seniors whose standing on the
Martha Falconer
program for the week. SuKy is
time have moulded themselves into a segregated work of the previous semester Is 2.4 (credit its
again planning to pay most of the
.
.
BUSES
Sports Editor
VERNON D. ROOKS
The points) shall be extended the same privileges bands expenses to
Sports Editor group that must flaunt false standards.
Assistant
Elbert McDonald
the Tennessce- Greek letter has successfully wormed itself into relative to absences as graduate students. Stu
SPORTS WRITER8
To
Totsy Rose
Edgar Turley
the core of the college apple and has left most dents who wish to obtain this privilege must ap
.Toscph Conboy
Kathryn Williams
of the ABC's buzzing around the unbroken peel ply to the registrar."
Lawrence Crump
Ralph Johnson
ROUND TRIP $ y50
John Murphy
George Kay
ing.
A Bottle of
Harry Dent
Taking the report of the senate committee at
Defenders of Greek lettr organizations have face value, several university students whom
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL BUSES:
SPECIAL WRITERS
P. Davis Rankin seized for them the following virtues:
Thomas L, Riley
Lv. Lexington Nov. 27th 6:00 a. m.
this rule affected made application nt the office
Edith Reynolds
Fannie Woodhead
Fraternities solve the housing problems of of the registrar. Those first to npply were asked
Is a Bottle of
Ar. Knoxville Nov. 27th 12:00 Noon
REPORTERS
many colleges. Fraternities form a rendy-mad- e
Lv. Knoxville Nov- - 27th
to leave their name and were Informed that
6:00 p. m.
Harry Varlle
Dawson
Eleanor
group for the college administration to act
Vlrglt GaltsklU
Kathryn Aufenkamp
action upon their cases would be reported to
Ar. Lexington Nov. 27th 12:00 Midnight
upon. Fraternities satisfy the herd Instinct of
John Bertram
Mary Prince Fowler
them at a later date. Others who made appli
Emmett Whipple
Benna Mathls
youth properly. Fraternities develop individual cation, however, were
Tickets may be used on Regular Coaches
Buford Upham
Eulah Rlddell
told that there was some
James Clay
qualities. Fraternities foster friendships; create question concerning
this rule, and that no aclifelong ties.
Business Manager
COLEMAN R. SMITH
tion would be taken until a meeting of the uniDIXIE-BEL- L
BUSINESS STAFF
Attackers of the fraternity system claim: versity council which was to be held last Friday,
Betty Tipton
Lucille Howerton
That they create an officially and falsely select The matter was not brought before the council,
Grant Campbell
W. W. Sacra
group. That they stimulate feeling of superior
Incorporated
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ADVERTISING
however, and students were Informed that in all
Advertising
Manager ity among the Ins and inferiority among the probability nothing would be done before the
.
.
ALBERT J KIKEL
315 North Limestone
FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY
II. P. Klrkman
James Morgan
Outs. That they cause heartbreak and discon- senate meeting some time in December. In the
AUle Mason
Irel Hodges
UNION BUS STATION
tent. That they encourage extravagance. That
Phones 575 - 2135
RALPH KERCHEVAL
Circulation Manager
meantime, since the first publication of the
they exert unfair political influence.
senate rules, The Kernel has received from the
Walnut St. near Main St.
Phones Ash. 19 - 6000
Of course the Ins say: "Isn't it better to seek
office of the registrar a request that the clause
COLLEGES
congenial company than to run with someone
holiday cuts be given especial
to
During his stay in Lexington, Hamilton Holt, you wouldn't even see at home? If we are su pertaining
prominence on the front page of the paper.
president of Rollins College, Winter Park, Flor- perior, the others make us 'that way. Heart
Significant of the entire affair is the fact that
ida, delivered two lectures at Memorial hall breaks and envy over failure to make our frats
ten provisions adopted by the senate, only
which developed the subject of ideal colleges are unintentional with us; try some other col of the
one is of such a nature as to be of benefit to the
clear, outstanding, and thoroughly com- lege. Our fees barely meet our needs, extrava
into a
body, and of that ten, only one has fail
prehensive topic of collegiate thought. The en- gance? Politics isn't it admitted that every student
to be declared immediately in effect. One
vy of Kentucky students
was most notable natural .leader is seized by some frat; why not ed
excuse given for this was that too many stu
when they considered the fact that at Rollins give an office to someone who can fill it once
dent were applying for Thanksgiving privileges.
is no homework and that afternoon classes in a while?"
there
soon. So
and that the registrar felt the need of an inter
Immediately every student in
are
The Outs return: "Yeah, what price housing pretation of this rule. Without further discus
will
Kentucky was seized with ideas about the ideal . . . .yeah, ready-mad- e
groups to star sash'
sion or interpretion, however, the other povlsions
college.
wearing fads or something. . . .that herd in
have gone into effect.
There are three prevailing theories regarding-th- e stinct to romp over the parlor sofas in those
The Kernel feels that there is some discrep
Ideal college. The first is that the Kentuc frat houses how do we know that's what they ancy
in this matter, and that superficially, at
ky system of cuts be forgotten and students be satisfy? . . . .Individuality awakened! Courtney
least, there appears to be an unjustifiable dis
The winner of the tournament will be decided between Nov. 17th and
allowed to cut classes as often as they choose buys a different kind of shoes after some broth
crimination between rules and privileges. The
Nov. 24th, and will receive a round-tri- p
railway ticket to the Tennessee-Kentuck- y
without it having a specific influence on their er has yelped 'Lord man, your feet look like
Kernel asks with the student body: Is it fair
football game.
grades. This means that as long as the student shovels' a couple of times. . . .Friendship? 'Lend
10, of the number of provisions
passes his examinations he remains in good me five, willya' or, 'I can't find a clean shirt that section
The party having the average score of the thirty-tw- o
players will rewhich were passed and subsequently approved,
standing regardless of attendance, and, that if in the whole dump."
ceive a Tavern meal ticket.
should be the only one to meet the disapproval
good old rushing system,
he fails, he has only himself to blame. This
Then there's the
authorities, and the only one whose provisions
The lady having the average score from Nov. 8th to Nov. 24th, will'
system has been in practical application at Ox New students come to college. They are rushed of
are not effective until after the Thanksgiving
receive a
dox oi candy irom the Tavern.
ford, England, and has also been in use in sev off their feet by grasping sororities and fraholidays?
eral of our large eastern schools. A combinaternities. They are told that freshmen are the
tion lecture and discussion type of instruction is angels of goodness, beauty and light. Then
AMONG
used in these schools.
they laii into a crowd they only know supern
person has told us
One certain' world-wis- e
College without home work and with only half cially but they learn. Of course rushing gives
day attendance was made to seem prctical as well new students the peasant sense of popularity there are two kinds of people on earth: those
as enviable by Hamilton Holt. Rollins students and the joy of a gamble is always there. Some who are insane, and those who think they are
devote a definite portion of their actual class colleges enforce a plan of deferred rushing sea- not insane.
'A Course that Thrills Everybody'1
time to study. Classrooms are idealized study sons, requiring that the Greek letter organizaDrag: "Ye gods, Boy Friend, your mother
halls, the professor Is present to answer Ques- tions take pledges from second semester or soph
Across from the Tavern
sure made a fool out of you."
tions and direct the discussion which follows. omore students. Certain fraternity representa
the study period.. Examinations are not used tives maintain that the upper classmen in the
at this college, grades are not given. It is based fraternity can help the freshmen and that the How could a seal ever get cold when he's al
and directed entirely on the principle that "all new students' financial support is needed. Oth ways between two flappers?
education is self education.''
ers say that the deferred season enables both
Collegiately speaking, the third principle is fraternity and student to judge each other more
Maybe we're wrong, but these trial marriages
theoretically perfect, however, it has never been accurately, and that it gives more students a are gypping the railroads out of a lot of one
given any practical application and never shall chance for membership.
way fares to Reno.
unless in day dreams and fraternity house disAs a remedy for sorority evils the University
cussions. Jim Tully, hobo writer, expresses this of California has organized a "Phrateres" plan
It's great to think you're smarter than the
third theory most clearly in an article in the Each residence house is designated as a chapter next fellow just as long as you dont have to
Columbia Jester in which he describes the ideal in the Phrateres. Each chapter has a pin and prove it.
college as follows:
ring, a president and a membership of both
"ii i were running a college, I'd hold my sorority and
Our idea of a race riot is one mob chasing
girls. Sorority girls
classes outdoors or in the evening. And we'd join for politics and contact with more people. another.
discuss the way the moon makes you feel, or
girls joins for receation and comstars shining in the water, or the sunlight panionship. In this way the false importance
Those popples that grow in Flanders Field
streaming through trees.
that was given to the campus sororities is grad aren't the Poppies the doughboy used to know.
"And anybody that wasn't moved by them ually being lessened.
would flunk out. I'd have a roaring fire in the
We get by with plenty in college, and without
Other plans for reducing the evils of fratern
winter, with pipes and highballs, and nobody ities and sororities are: To abolish them en plenty, too.
would ever be allowed to take an examination. tirely. To have enough for everyone who de
They stifle you.
A freshman cut a lecture on appendicitis be
sires membership to join. To give fraternity
"But for those who wanted something more and sorority houses and dormitories equal cause he thought it was just another organ
I'd have a tall building 365 stories high. This equipment and facilities.
To establish at the
would be my Ideal College, and only those who college a bureau where students can send a
wanted something better, something real, would list of the fraternities they will Join and fraterni
always think they're the
These soul-matbe admitted.
ties can send a list of the students they will sole ones.

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