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forwnrd, strongest link in the Wildcat
George T.
chain was injured nnd unnhlo to play in
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vcy Frld Ay throughout thp the crucinl test with Mercer which ended
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CollcRe yenr liy tho nturicnt Imily of
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Kentucky's nspirntion for tho Cup.
the Fnlvornlty nf Kentucky.
Turkish, Shower nnd Plain Bnths
This game closes tho basketball careers
TIip Kftitiirky ICorucI Is the ollllrlnl nuws
139 East Main St.
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University of Kentucky.
as tho University of Kentucky is conLEXINGTON, KY.
One llolliir mul I'lfty Cent
cerned. Their work ns individual playn Venr.
I'Mr Vrnin the Copy
ers and as team mates hns been superb
Kntereil nt LexltiRton I'oMnlltre na econJ-rlncand they have given to the University
tnnll matter,
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that which can never be taken from iter, TRANSYLVANIA
Editor-in-chie- f
the reputation of hnving the cleanest
GERALD GRIFFIN, '22
most sportsmnnlikc
tenm in tho southPhone
land. Those three men have been crowned with individual
honors nnd have
Managing Editor
brought fame to us such as we have
IRENE MCNAMARA '23
and
never before received.
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The entire team may be spoken of ns
Asst. Manning Editor
stellar players rather than to single individual players, although Haydon, the
John A. Whltakcr '25
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"tipped" ns the most outstanding player
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
on the team.
LEXINGTON, KY.
MAKV AltCIIIWt 11KI.I. 2S
Conch Buchhcit has trained n team
Amanda Forkncr
whose equal will probably never be surpassed in the University. He hns mntch-e- d
SPOKT EDITORS
his warriors against some of the
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strongest tenms of the East this year.
News Editor
They were successful in many of the
W. B. MARTINS
.MAKV KOYSTKU '22
games nnd in these in which they met
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defeat it was by small scores and in
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instnnces where less thnn n fraction
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of n minute of play
remaining hnd
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victory snatched from us.
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The basketball season is ended nnd we
Dtirton Prcwitt '22
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are proud of the honor that the team has
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brought to the University nnd the
L. H. Hall '23
recognition we hnvc received
in the
athletic world of America. We are proud
CIRCULATION MANAGER
of the fact that we received an offer
Glcen TInsley "22
from Cuba to have our "wonder team"
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play in a scries of gnmes there.
Elizabeth Ellls'24
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MARCH 3, 1922.

OF THE MOVIES
to establish a board of censorA bill
ship for moving pictures in Kentucky has
been introduced in the Legislature by
Senator Hiram Brock and passed by the
According to the terms of the
Senate.
bill "....only such films as are in the
judgment of the board of a moral and
educational or amusing and harmless
character shall be passed and approved by
such board for exhibition in the state of
Kentucky."
The board of censors is to consist of
three persons to be appointed by the
governor, one to be selected from a list
of three furnished by the Federation of
Women's Clubs, one from a list of three
furnished by the Kentucky Educational
and one selected by the
Association,
governor from the rest of the State, the
members of the board to receive a salary
of $3,000 a year each.
Kentucky should by all means have a
board of movie censorship. Productions
which with the evil suggestiveness of
plays, sensual love scenes,
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robberica.murders, suicides, drunkenness
and the intrusion of the coarse and vulgar, not only polute the mind of the
growing child but exert evil influences
on it, and in time lead many to attempt
such crime as are "gotten away with"
in the moving pictures.
By means of such a board of censorship Kentucky might well indulge the
hope of raising educational and moral
standards to such heights that films
dealing with the cruder things of life
shall have no place in the theatres of the
State. But as the Kernel sees it, the
grave problem that will confront those
entrusted with the power of appointing
such a board will be that of selecting for
this great service citizens of such vision
und understanding as not to make tho institution an engine of oppression by
hypercritical censorship nnd intolerance.
BASKETBALL SEASON
The University of Kentucky basketball
season ended abruptly Saturday night
whon the Wildcat team suffered cruel defeat at tho hands of the Mercer College
five in the second round of play in tho
Tho elimination
S. I. A. A. Tournnmont.
of Kentucky from tho tournament took
with it the hopo of winning a recognition such as the University of Kentucky
and the basketball team did by winning
tho championship last year.
Tho hopo for winning the champion
ship af tho south vm lost whin 1 lay dun.

WHITE

MATHAMATICS
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
The White Mathematics Club held its
regular meeting in the Civil Physics
building Thursday afternoon at 3:45.
Prof. Geo. T. Seubert was the speaker of
the afternoon and had as his subject,

"Real Postivc Number System."
He
gave a little history talk on how num
bers were treated and showed how different operations of addition nnd multiplication were defined. Ho also showed
how real numbers were defined as being
"cuts" in a line. His talk was interesting and instructive.
The next meeting of the club will be
held March 9. Dean P. P. Boyd will
speak on "How To Read Secret Messages"
and a full attendance of those mnjoring
in mathematics is desired.

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