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Glenn Tlnrfey, '22

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
In accordance wJth Its custom this
will be the last Issue of The Kernel
before the holidays. Because of the
hurly-burlalways attendant upon the
last week of school and because the
staff members need a chance to catch
up In .their work before leaving.
The Kernel wishes the student body
and the faculty a Merry Christmas and
hopes that they will enjoy the vacation to its fullest, returning refreshed
to take up and carry to a successful
completion the arduous work which
remains to be done the remaining three
Veeks of this semester.
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HOP.

We are not anxious to start an argument or anything, but we would be
interested in the mental process which
leads to the conclusion that Cadet
Hops are better off without the presmen and upper classence of
men.
men are excused from
military science because they went
through the mill during the war.
Should they be "excused" from Cadet
Hops for the same reason? Should
they be required to forfeit campus
privileges because in a moment of
patriotism they signed their
Most of them have
souls away?
promised not to do it any more and
one mistake should be overlooked.
It is argued that the attendance of
these men and upper classmen creates
a crowded condition in the Armory.
We do not believe that an experiment
Our
will bear out this contention.
information is that the crowd was the
result of the presence of many "town
squirrels" and others not connected
with the University. It is our belief
that should admission be limited to
University men, the attendance will
roach no more than comfortable
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University Redheads
Form a Unique Club
Hero's to the
Wherever he may be.
The shining light of earth's dark
night,
A brilliant sight to see.
Be proud you've got that mop,
It is your shining crown.
For any "wop" can have a top
That's sandy, black, or brown.
A redheaded club, to which every
one in school having red hair Is eligi
ble, has been organized at the Univer
sity this year. The purpose of the club
is to learn everything possible con
cerning led hair, and to study the
characteristics, temperments, talents,
etc., of those having red hair. The
following officers have been elected:
Albert Hukle, president; A. B. Cam- mack,
Chlora Traylor,
secretary and treasurer.
Doctor Funkhouser addressed the
club today on the subject, "Why Peo
pie are

Tho Raflnesque Club met Wednesday
night, December 1, at 8 o'clock In the
botany lecturo room In White Hall.
Mr. Davis mndo a very Interesting
talk on Corn Root Rot. There was a
general discussion on this 'subject after
llio program wns completed; 11101181181
social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
Tho next meeting will bo held
15 at the usual time and place.
Tho subject for discussion will bo
"Tho Origin of Potato Crops in Amerl- -

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gnani gave up her position in the office
of the College of Arts and Sciences
to work for the Mason Hanger

ADOPT PIN.
Club was addressed
The
Monday night in Dr. Pryor's room by
Dean Melcher. He made a very instructive talk on the subject of medicine and the type of men that the
medical profession needs. "A physician, above all men, should be conscientious as he has so much power
to turn either to good or evil results,"
said Dean Melcher. J. O. Nail made a
talk to the society on the subject of
entrance requirements of the various
medical schools. The society adopted
a pin, which will hereafter be the
official badge of the organization.
YOUR

KENTUCKIAN

THE CLASSICAL CLUB
The Classical Club met in the Lit
tle Theatre last Wednesday afternoon.
The brief program on Pompeii con
sisted of an interesting description of
that ancient 'city given by Marion Roy
ster from Dickey's "Pictures from
Italy."
During the meeting the Club's con
stitution was adopted.
DUMMIT

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NO CASUALTIES REPORTED
No casualties were reported after
tho first pistol practice on the Univer-

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lottor, because it is necessary In order.
to have tho Kontucklan out In May.
Tho only ydiptnjtlkt will, be made
will be for Iho Basket 'Ball section.
No Kontucklan can bo ordered after
the holidays or can bo procured when
tho book appears. If you desire a
you must pay your deposit of
$2 before tho holidays.
Tho Kentuck-iu- n
staff which is working under Mi-usual difficulties this year hopes that
tho student body will take cognizance-othese rules and cooperato with them
in tho early production of a Ken;
tucklan that Is worthy of Kentucky.
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The Louisville Courier-Journa- l
of
Sunday had photographs of the six
winners in tho beauty and popularity
contest recently conducted at the University by the staff of The Kontucklan.

pear in tho Kontucklan bo sure'that it
Is in tho hands of the editor by the
lGth. These rules will be kept to the

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Miss Frances Jewel attended the an-uual meeting of the associate alumnae
of Vassav College in St. Louis, Decern-- .
ber 2 to C.

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Many of the students and faculty
will be Interested to know that Eldon
S. Dummit, former student in the Law
College and prominent young attorney
of Lexington has left the city. He has
accepted the offer of Doctor Hubbell,
president of Lincoln Memorial Univer
sity, to take a place on the faculty of
that institution.

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We have everything a "College
Man" may need in the way of

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sity firing range. Students taking the
advanced military course engaged in
pistol practice last week with varied
Elizabeth Bush and Henrietta Bed- success. Sergeant Matthew J.
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ford entertained Monday afternoon
made a perfect score, hitting the
with a delightful reception at the bull's eye five times out of five shots.
Kappa Kappa Gamma house in honor
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Miss Anna Nelson,
of the
WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET
of Winchester, a former University
The Woman's Club of the University
student and member of the chapter,
will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30
Assisting In entertaining were: Miss o'clock at Patterson Hall.
After tho
Nelson's mother, Mrs. Charles Buford business meeting a trio from tho Uniof Winchester, Ella Brown, versity high school, composed of Miss
Nolson
Katherlne Christian, Nell Bush, of Caldwell and the Misses Lampert, will
Margarot College, Versailles.
sing, accompanied by Mrs. Carl
Tho tea table in the dining room was
daintily appointed and presided over
by Elizabeth Hayes and Martha Van
CONTEST WINNERS APPEAR
Meter. Delicious dishes were served.
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About eighty guests wore present.

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Contest For Crum Medal Tonight In
A now nnd attractive Bulletin 1ms
I'ulillnliril evory Tupgdny nml Frlility ilurlnc
Just been published by tho Registrar's
Little Theatre.
year.
tlio rolleglntc
office of tho University, which is dedin rctonnllil
for tlio
Tho
cated to tho student nnd lifts been pubLiterary Society met
. The Patterson
illtorlnl policy of the pnperj tho MnnixKlriK
lished for the purpose of letting Ken- mlltnr for the now pollry.
Inst Friday In Alumni Hall nt 7 o'clock. lucklans kiiow tnoro nbout their Unl-- "
Kntcrrd i" noconil cIom mutter nV the A now constitution was adopted by tho voralty.
explains nnd illustrates
. postofflcc, Lexington, Kentucky.; ; J society and the following vacancies in nilThis volume features of tho Univer
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tho main
cent n Copy tho executive personnel woro filled by
1 1. fin n Vrar
sity, giving nn idea of tho size, Its
nn election: corresponding sccrotary,
.lOIIKNAIJS.M
mil.DINO
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buildings and plant, its work, what
W. II. I'eal; critic, H. W. Sullivan; it costs to operate
it, and Just how
UniTOIMN-CIIIK- r
librarian, Coleman Arnold; treasurer, It roaches tho people and serves them.
ROBT. J. RAIBLE, '21
If nny students wish to have bulleW. K. Berryman and sergeant-at-arms- ,
I'lionrs 300(1 nml tOI5-tins sent to prospective students they
Thomas Burchett.
MANAOINtt KIMTOK
can leave the names with Professor
A debato was given: Resolved, That
FRED K. AUGSBURG, '21
DADDY ATTENDS CONVENTION
Gillls and he will bo glad to send
1'lionrn 1!)".7 and 3117-ships should be exempted them.
American
"Daddy" Boles attended tho Southfrom tolls through tho Panama Canal.
SroKTINO KDlTOll
ern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
The speakers wore: afflrinntive, II. H.
Arthur Cnnirrnn, 'it
Miss Teresa Buchignani
Convention hold at Gainesville, Florida,
Orooms and V. C. Swearingen; negaASSOCIATK KD1TOHS
Returns to University December 8 to 11.
'j Katherlne .McOlbbon, '21 Adelo Slaile, '21 tive, W. H. Sullivan and Coleman Arnold.
Miss Teresa Buchignani, former secKKt'OKTKKS
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The society will hold a joint debate retary of Dean Boyd has returned to
Knthcrlno Weakley, '21
Lucille Moore, '21
" Karl Wallncc, '21
Kntli'Tino Herring, '21
with the Phllosophian in Chapel today her first love and accepted a position
George Gregory, '21 Adnllno Maun, '22
nt the fifth hour. Tonight the annual with tho University as secretary to
Arthur Hodges. '23 BIMe Itnehc, '23
Margaret Lavln, '24
Dan Bowmar, '21
declamatory contest for the Crum President aicVey. She is filling tho
Medal will be held in the Little vacancy left by the resignation of Miss
MANAGKK
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H. B. LLOYD, '21
Theatre.
Pauline Klaren. Last fall Miss BuchiI'MUnr-ln-i'Iil-

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